The Iola register., 1902-07-04

was there but not in sufficient quan-
tity to Justify pipe line We spent
s.. 600 or s., 600 on the project only to
find it is not feasible
81 am using box Of Chamberlain's
Stomach & Liver Tablets and find
them the best thing for my stomach
ever used" says r. w. Robinson,
justice of the peace, Loomis, Mich.
These Tablets not only correct dis
orders of the stomach, but regulate
the liver and bowels. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. Price
25 cents box. For sale by w. L.
Crabb & Co., Campbell g. Burrel's.
Topeka Journal; An effort will be
made to induce President Roosevelt to
be present aG She installation Of DR..
Strong as chancellor of the University
of Kansas, at Lawrence, when he
visits Kansas on his western trip. Re-
preventative Scott has taken the mat
ter up with thepresident, and although
no definite promise has been made, it
is believed that the chances for secur-
ing the president are very good, A
formul invitation from the board of
regents of the university will be pre-
seuted 70 the president
A prominent lola physician was
talking about the trouble which is
proving so fatal to children at pres
ent. He said that he thinks it is Il
malarlal trouble largely and advised
u most careful regard for the diet of
children, likewise recommending a
general toning up of the system with
quinine. Adults and children alike
have been subject to the trouble but
only the children seem to be unable TO
recuperate from the strain.
The promoters OF the electric line
known as the Mineral Cities line de-
clare that they are making satisfac-
tory progress in the securing of
right-of-way and that the line will be
surely built. Mr.. Moore, one of the
chief movers said to Pittsburg news
paper man: The Mineral Cities rail-
way is big undertaking and the pre-
liminaries can not be perfected at
once. 1t takes time. This will be
when completed, the largest electric
railway west of the Mississippi"
One wouldn't think that man could
shave his own brother and talk to him
while he was doing it without recog-
nizlng him. but such thing actually
occurred in lola today. This morn
/ ing Walter Conley who runs a barber
shop next to Ferguson's billiard hall
/ went into the billiard hall where Jason
/ Watson works and asked him to come
in and shave a man as he had a bet
/ up. Jason, who used TO be a barber
/ goes in there once in u while just to
keep in practice and thought nothing
of it. He talked to the man while he
was doing i. and had almost finished
the Job before he discovered that ii
was his own brother Bert who had
! just arrived from Nebraska. Bert is
marble cutter and may locate in
! lola.
The REGISTER is inlIreceipt of an
announcement of the opening of Nor.
NAL Institute at Blackfoot, Idaho
signed by Miss May Scott as superin-
tendent. Miss Scott is a daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs d. H. Scott of this city
and was elected county superintendent
by the Republicans. The conductor
of the Normal is Mr.. Ed T. Barber
another Kansan. Ed Barber was
once uperintendent of this county
and used to attract considerable at
tention by wearing a plug hat and
white socks. But then Fred Funston
used to be made fun of on account oi
wearing white socks and now they are
the proper caper, They can't keep q
Kansan down,
The REGISTER has letter from o.
A. Peterson, formerly band master
here, stating that he is now with the
curtis COMEDY Company, which IL
playing at park two miles out o.
Phoenix, Arizona He writes: "It
may interest some of your readers to
know there are hotter places than lola
although l didn't believe it last sum
mer. For the past three days it has
been l22 here in the shade and they
say it don't really get hot until mex
month. We sleep on the roof of the
grand opera house on cots and find il
not bad. We play at summer theat
err two miles t-and at night it is en-,
durable thanks to numerous electric
fans. 1t is generally still here bu
when the wind blows it isllike breath
from Mt Pelee. Yet with all the heal
sunstrokes are unknown, l22 not being
so oppressive here as 100 is in lola