The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-10-30

selecting pattern hats and bonnets and
everything pertaining to millinery
Mrs. GoshOrn is prepared to please all
of her customers.
John Husnsger and Alfred Miner
were arrested at the 5. K. depot the
other day for shooting craps, and it
cost them 1915 to get out of the
clutches of the law.
Harry Gardner, Capt. Stewart and
WIN. Cunningham were up from
Monday. They are ali
Humboldt township will go
this year.
Mrs. Rose Walker and little daugh-
ter, of Conway Springs, Kansas, are
visiting friends and relatives in lola
and vicinity. Mrs. Walker was FORM
erly Miss Rose Nash.
VIM. Keith was fined $500 in
Justice Duncan's court Monday for
maliciOusly destroying a macintosh
cape belonging to Miss Clara Burris.
He appealed the case.
1 had a very severe case of dandruff
all my life. Have been permanently
cured with Danderine. l recommend
it in all diseases of the scalp.-Dr.
Bronson, Guthrie, o. I.
Messrs J. E. Chastain, w. c. Hank
ms, {. j. CulbertsOn, l.. E. HOrville,
J. F. Scott and Frank. l.. Travis, &C.
companied Frank Smith to OswegO on
Tuesday as wedding guests. "
Mr.. z. Morris, of Indiana, who has
been in lola some time, the guest of
his sister, Mrs. E. G. Esse, returned to
his home last Saturday, He says he
likes lola and Kansas very much.
Towsend Bros, Horse Shoe Bend,
have 1000 bushels of tUrnips for sale
at cents per bushel, if pulled and
topped, IS cents for twO-hOrse wagon
load, if parties pull and load them.
/EIf l had 100000" said A. N
Swigart the other day, land Nc
Kinley is elected l should invest it all
In lola property. l expect to live to
see this place city of $4,000 people. !"
I'VE regret to hear that on Tuesday
the farm hOure of Bert Virgins, Car
lyle township, was entirely destroyed
by fire, nothing being saved and no
insurance. We cannot learn details,
Do not fail to look over the adver.
tisement of the Com animation Sale of
Poland Chinas to be held at FIT. Scott,
Kansas, Thursday November 10Th,
1896, and attend the sale if you want
Miss Borough, of Kingman, who
has been the guest of Mrs. A, J. Rob-
insOn in this city the past week or
two, left Tuesday for Hutchinson
where she will visit awhile before re
turning home.
Having resumed possession of the
Central Meat Market. would solicit
the patronage of the public, guaran-
teeing the best quality of fresh and
salt meats, prompt attention and the
lowest prices. r. l.. Hart.
When the last copy of this weeks
REGISTER is printed. our big press
will have made 20, 210 impressions
since last Saturday morning, using
more than ton of paper. And it did
it without turning hair"
Farmers who desire to improve their
read the advertisement of the COmbi-
nation Sale of Poland Chinas to be
held at Fit. Scott, Kansas, Thursday
November 10th, 1896, and attend the
sale.
Fred Stewart was acquitted of the
charge of assault brought against him
by Gabriel Warren. AS the parties
to the suit were both negroes, an ex-
elusive negro jury was selected, the
first one in the county to our recOllec-
ton.
My hair kept falling out until was
nearly bald, and. several remedies
tried seemed to do no good. 1 COM
menced using DaHderine six weeks
ago and the result is a fine growth of
new hair.-Mrs. Belle Pickett, Guth-
rie, OF
Reggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker cures all blood disorders. All
eruptiOns of the skin can be removed
by the use of this wonderful medicine.
1t has no equal and is purely vegeta-
ole. Evans Bros. keep it, as well as
all other first class goods.
Messrs Duncan and Brown have sold
the lola Laundry to Mr.. J. F. Dyer,
Of Knox county, Mo-, who arrived
with his family and took
Mr.. Dyer is a pleasant
gentleman and we trust he will re-
ceive the patronage of the town.
Having purchased the lola Laundry
it is my purpose to give the business
my undivided attention, and every
care will be taken to give satisfaction
in every particular. | earnestly solicit
the patronage of the public to help
me build up this new enterprise. J.
+. Dyer.
THE "penny-in-the-slOt" machines,
some time ago in the REG
ISTER have arrived and have been put
up in the Santa Fe depot. Instead of
Dne weighing machine and one candy
two candy machines were
sent. They are very neat addition
to our handsome depot
Hon. Alex. BOxwell, of Franklin,
Ohio, who has been III Kansas some
time working for Sound Money and
was the guest of his old
friend and employer, Robt. Cook.
Mr.. Cook says Mr.. BOXwell worked
'Or him when he was a boy, and he
speaks very highly of him.
Mr.. D. H. Fisher, of Chanute, was