The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10

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on any wounds made upon your fruit
trees while blowing among them.
Fill up six or more inches of sand
and manure or wood loan for feet
square about your pear trees that re-
fuse to bear, it won't take much work
and may bring you good results.
We are in receipt of copy of the
Fulton, ILL.,, Register with the "com-
pliments of Bert Hyatt, reporter
We are glad Best has gone into the
per business and wish him
success.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
a special meeting in the @. A. r. hall
evening. May 10th. Every
member is earnestly requested to be
present as matters of much impOr-
tance will be discussed.
w. L. Bartels has letter from his
daughter, Mrs. Ida Wharton, of judi
sonia, Arkansas, which says the en-
tire population of that vicinity is en-
gagged IN harvesting the straw berry
crop which is enormous. She says
the peach crop also will be very large.
Joe Otten's curly fat dog enjoyed
the rain last Saturday better than
any body else We saw. While it was
raining the hardest the dog stood out
in the deepest puddle he could find
with an expression on his face and
tail that told plainly enough that it
suited him exactly.
The horticultural Department is
again unavCidably crowded out of
this issue, as is also all editorial COM
ment ON the gas ordinance. In spite
of these omissions, however, we invite
comparison of the amount of news
published in this issue with that
given in other papers.
Local dealers who buy their bug
gies in Kansas City and of jObbers
cannot sell for KDapp's prices. He is
manufacturers agent and is jObber
himself and sells to the dealers and
strictly at wholesale price freight adj
ded to lola. He is manufacturers
agent and jobber. Saleroom over d.
Ewart's.
Miss Wessie Wise came down from
EmpOria last week and will remain
here until after Commencement i'm or
der to graduate with her class. Miss
Wessie's school work during the past
year has been done in the Emporia
College, but she is loyal to lola and
wanted her name recorded as one of
the graduates of our High School.
DIR. A.P. Sawyer. Sir:-After suffer-
ing four years with female weakness
| was persuaded by a friend to try
your Pastiles, and after using them
one year, can say am entirely well.
can not recommend them too highly.
Mrs. NJ, 5. BROOK.
Bronson, Bethel Branch Co.. Mich.
Sold by J. H. Campbell.
The first number of the ".SOutherH
Kansas Horticulturdlistp is out this
week. This is new monthly publ
cation devoted to the interests of hOr-
ticulture, of which Ed. s. Davis is
publisher and Miss Ionic PancOast
editor. The first number is very
creditable to both editor and publish
er, aud we hope the venture will
prove successful.
Say U! Do not send away for a
buggy, road wagon or any style We
hicle thinking you can save money
thereby, but get prices everywhere,
then see Knapp. He will duplicate
any price and sell from 10 per cent to
20 per cent lower. He is manufactur-
er's agent and jobber of buggies. Sale
room and office over ID. Ewart's dry
goods emporium.
Percy Harris is up from Oklahoma
this week He says that last week :
rain was the first that country had
had since last October, and that the
W heat will be almost total failure.
He says that hundreds of the people
in the newer counties are leaving, GO
ing to hunt a job. Mr.. Harris him
self has been in the school chart bust
ness with Jim Hamilton and is max
ing money.
Mrs. c. 5. Potter gave very de-
lightful tea to about half dozen of
her most intimate friends on Tuesday
evening. The occasion was i'm honor
of Mrs. Lcander Richardson, OF Mum
Gle, Ind, who has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. q. Golf lie past few
months. Mrs. Richardson will start
for her home tomorrow evening. She
has made many warm friends during
her stay here who will regret her de-
parture very much.
The Building and Loan Association
l. ID its annual meeting on Tuesday
evening and elected the following
Board of Directors: J. w. COutaDt, &.
H. DeClute, r. h. Stevenson, J. NJ.
Williamson, 5. ToZer, ID. G. Wood, II.
l.. Henderson, &. l.. Whitaker, NJ. p.
Jacoby. The appraisementc committee
reported shares of the second series
worth S144.O7, those of the third worth
S6l .26, and those of the fourth worth
$. As. This shows the Association to
be in a prosperous condition.
Some people think they can get We
hIcles for less money by sending their
orders and money to Elkhart, Ind.
and other factories who advertise TO
sell to consumers at wholesale prices
but they always get left for Knapp
will sell at same price on most vehic-
les and save you the freight, and will
sell any vehicle and save you from ~
to 20 per cent when the freight is add
ed. He is manufacturers agent and
iobber. Sale room and Office over ID.
Ewart's dry goods emporium.
The union temperance meeting at
the Opera House last Sunday evening
was a splendid success, the large hall
being crowded to the doors, and the
interest being maintained to the close
Miss Parrish, of Paris ILL.,, who ad-
dressed the meeting is pleasant and
effective speaker and wins friends for
the cause she advocates. At the close
of the meeting some thirty young