The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-09-05
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J. w. Mccoy and CIV. Custer were
in from the Usage Friday and gave the
, REGISTER man one of the pleasautest
| talks he has had for a long time. They
say there is nothing whatever the
matter with old Usage this fall, that
| il has fine crops, which are bringing
! good prices, and will come up smiling
with the same old Republican major
ity,-not the one they gave last year,
but the one they gave the year before.
Moran Herald: \ business man in
town who also owns farm, informs
Us that the ground he had in flax this
year paid him - per acre, after settling
all expenses, including paying for help
necessary TO cultivate the ground, har-
vest the flax, etc. He also said that
his farm is paving him better than the
same amount of money invested in his
business. He believes that money can
be made in farming even where all
the help has to he hired, if proper
management is used.
The hard work OF the summer is
over, and people begin to have leisure
for spending an evening with their
neighbors now and then. The first
time YOU indulge in such pleasure. tell
YOUR friend about our offer of "Our
Family Physician" as premium this
year, show him a copy of the Reels
TER and get him TO subscribe, and get
copy of the book. You can get a
copy of the new edition free, for your
self, If YOU will do this.
For the st. Louis Exposition to be
held in st. Louis September Srd TO
October 18th, the Missouri Pacific rail-
road will sell round trip excursion
tickets at rate of Que and one-third
fare. Rate $500 with admission
ticket of p cents each. Tickets will
be on sale Thursdays and Monday on
following dates: Sept. 1. s, IL, Is, Is,
-, p, -, and October ,, Is and 10,
limited for return days from date of
sale.
The summer which ended-accord-
ing 10 the calandar if not according to
the telnperature-last SUNDAY has
made q record that will surely stand
at the head for long time. Mr.. a.
l. Dibble tells Us that from June n
to August s there were y days in
which the mercury reached 50 or above
the highest temperature being l01.
That comes mighty near tropical heat.
1t Is very important thing to know
when to go after physician. Nine
times ont of ten calling one
is needless expense, while
failing 10 call one at a proper
time may cost a life. ''0ur Family
Physician enables those who have it
10 know when they should, and when
they should not call a physician. Sub
scribe for the REGISTER and you viii
get a copy Of the book free.
Mr.. Wallis Ewing started yesterday
10 Chicago where he will enter a dem
tai college TO continue the studies be-
gun here under DIR. Tozer. He will be
much missed at .home but his friends
are glad that he is able 10 avail him.
self of the opportunities offered by the
best schools in fitting himself for his
chosen profession.
Uncle Johnnie Gilkeson was down
from Carlyle Saturday and showed Us
some samples of his corn from his
farm that do not look a. IL there had
been any drouth around. The corn is
Of the McNeagh variety and natures
very early. Mr.. Gilkeson has lived in
Allen county 81 years and he says
his corn crop this year will be full
average
DR.. Oysters Family Vegetable Med
icines are the best in use. They al
ways give satisfaction. t35ts.)