The Iola register., 1889-08-16

ITO Uc6IluK 6uu Ct68U6lOk Qu8iltlee
it prevents the accumulation Of Dand'
ruff and cures all scalp diseases. The
best hair-dressing ever made, and by
far the most economical.
The gentle rain which fell softly
and noiselessly upon our streets and
fields Monday night, was q wild storm
at Lawrence, and farther north. Roofs
were torn from houses, trees blown
down. stores flooded and railroad
tracks washed out.
When the Fair committee comes
around with it's subscription paper ii
may help us to be liberal to remember
that the money we give Is an invest.
ment and not donation. It will re-
turn to US after few days Increased
many fold.
Great bargains in wagons, stoves,
pumps etc. Having been obliged to
take the stock Of J. J. Casmire & Co.,
I will dispose of them mt great bar
gain. Now 10 the timc to secure q
good two horse wagon cheap. l.. l..
Northrup.
| Humboldt Union: Hamilton, the
Weir City pitcher. broke his arm last
Saturday while playing game of ball
He had only pitched the third ball in
the game when the bone Of his arm
was broken between the elbow and
shoulder
Ifyou like COOL music try to be on
the street tomorrow evening and you
will hear lots Of it. The Chanute band
is one of the best in the State, and it
and our own band together will wake
the echoes for miles around.
A committee appointed by the w. G.
T. U. of this city have this week dis.
tributed to each dealer in tobac CO and
cigars, copies of the Anti-Tobacco
Law"-furnished by the state super.
intendent of that work.
| There is one sign of rain that never
fails in Kansas, and that is lightning
in the northwest. When there is light
ming square in the northwest in the
evening there will be rain before morn.
ing. Watch it and see.
w. Fl. Jordan, A. o. Allen, M. v.
Port. H. Steier and J. p .McNutt drove
down to Chanute last Friday night to
witness some work in the Third
Degree by the Knights Of Pythias
Lodge of that place.
Eureka Republican: lola, Kansas,
has gas well with q flow, which care
full and conservative men have estim-
ated to be sufficient to furnish fuel for
one hundred heating stoves. Ofcourse
the city is jubilant.
If any orchardist happens to have
some sound ripe peaches, we think we
can promise him q ready sale If he will
bring them to lola. Those we have
had i'm market so far have been pretty
tough specimens.
H. F. Travis sowed flax on ground
that had millet last year and has just
threshed 134 bushels to the acre from
it. He thinks this rather gets away
with the theory that you can't follow
millet with fax.
If your eastern friends are talking of
len county. There isn't q prettier
country in the State, and land is cheap.
er here all things considered, than
anywhere else.
| Harvest excursions for 1889. via Mo.
Par Ry on August 5th and Goth, Sept.
10th and Oath and October 9Th. We
will sell round trip exursion tickets at
at one fare for the round trip. G. w.
Morgan, Agent.
Misses Sadie aud Beulah Reimert
entertained the NJ. E. choir in de-
lightful manner at their home last
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served and the occasion was very
pleasant one.
Garnett Journal: II. B. Smith.
the barber who has been at work here
left Monday for lola, where he has
been employed to work in a barber
shop. Mr.. Smith is a good barber and
will do well.
Remember that no difference what
representations may be made for other
machines, the White is really the
Standard, and it sells on as favorable
terms and at as low . price as any.
A. W. Beck.
Union: Our worthy and efficient
county treasurer, VIM. Cunningham,
friends here and in this vicinity will
be pleased to see him made his own
successor.
DIR. LaFary requests all who may
have failures of his dental work, if
any, to call Immediately and have the
same replaced free Of charge provided
the failure is due to the mode of work.
manship.
Yates Center Nevs: In a private
letter from Morris Barnes he states
that Kansas is good enough for him
and that he has moved back from Mis-
souri, and will live at Moran, Allen
county.
Every farmer should subsribe for the
Kansas Farmer. Pay up your SUBJ
scription to the REGISTER and a year
in advance, and we will send it to you
three months as a premium, free of
charge.
Messers Bostwick & Smeltzer say
they have more money cheaper and
quicker than any one else. They
make loans on all classes of property,
and trade horses cattle and merchan-
disc.
The REGISTER is asked to give no.
tice that tine NJ. E. church ladies will
give an ice cream social at Salem
school house on uext Friday evening,
the 23rd inst. All are cordially invit-
ed.
The W.. C. T. U. social which was
to have been held in the park last
evening was postponed, on account of
the social at Mrs. H. Scott's, until
Tuesday evening, August q.
The Kansas Farmer free for three
months. That is the premium we are