The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-11-27


Tate farm west of the river, for which |
they traded some months ago.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert l.. Hart died at their home /
Sunday morning, aged just seven
days, and was buried Sunday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart have the
sympathy of all their friends in their
sad loss.
My hair kept falling out until was
nearly bald, and several remedies
tried seemed to do no good. L COM
menced using Danderine six weeks
ago and the result is a fine growth of
new hair.-Mrs. Belle Pickett, Guth-
rie, OF.
A be Null hereby gives notice that
he will prosecute any one found hunt
ing on his farm, miles northeast of
lola. And he will pay S25 for evidence
that will convict those who tore down
bunting signs and who cut down trees
to get grapes.
r. F. White, of Gene va, says that
John n. Odell and one of Alex.
Lynn's boys, near NeOshO Falls, were |
bitten by mad dog last Thursday. |
They went to Kansas City the next |
| udy W D0 iEoSIOu Win ulaO SlOHSs |
The dog was killed.
jay Matthews was up from Moran
Tuesday to attend the county central
committee meeting w. L. McElrOy |
came from Humboldt, J. P. Decker
from Elsmore, r. F. White from &C.
neva and Homer Fowler from Usage |
for the same purpose.
Mr.. Cary Palmer, of Salem, was in
town Monday making q final settle |
ment as administrator of the estate of
his deceased brother, n. H. Palmer. |
His neighbor, NJ 8. Gerall came with |
him and they both paid the REGISTER |
Office pleasant visit.
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-
| BILE. Evans Bros. keep it, as well as |
all other first class goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, of
Lincoln county, Okla, have been in
this neighbOrhOOd for the past two
week. visiting Mrs. Smiths father,
Mr.. J. l.. Christy. Mr.. Smith was
elected county clerk of Lincoln county |
as POpulist at the late election.
E. l.. Barker, of Elm, feels about |
seven feet high because son was
born to him on election day. He |
thinks it will be something for the |
boy to be proud of all his life that he
was born the day Mckinley was elect
ed president. And that is about so.
Having purchased the lola Laundry
! &c TO rrfx- hn ht1S
my undivided attention, and every |
care will be taken to give satisfaction
in every particular. l earnestly solicit
the patronage of the public to help
me build up this new enterprise. j.
F. Dyer.
The younger son of Hon. f. d. Lacey,
is suffering with what the doctors
pronounce case of appendicitis. 1t
is hoped that he will not be obliged
to undergo an operation, but his par
ents are very anxious, and all his
friends will be relieved when he is re-
ported better.
The County Commissioners met
Tuesday to allow jury fees, approve
the bonds of township officers and
attend to other routine business.
They asked the REGISTER to give
notice that all township officers chOs-
en- at the late election should file |
their bonds with the county clerk at
once.
All who were candidates at the |
late election should not forget that
the law requires them to file sworn
account of their election expenses with
the county clerk within 80 days after
the election. And this statement |
must be filed whether any money was
spent or not, and whether you were
elected or not.
Mrs. A. w. Rowland gave delight
full inprOmptu party on Tuesday even
ing in honor of her husbands BIRTH
day. A pleasant company of congo
NAL friends responded to the invita-
tions, and the hours they spent to-
gather under the always hOspitable
roof of MIR. and Mrs. Rowland will be
long remembered with pleasure.
1 take pleasure in stating that /
personally know persons who, once
absolutely bald, have regained their
lost hair through the use OfDanderine.
My wife, whose hair was falling out
from some cause, has received great
OSucub lIOL lie HcoItAly COu1u1cuu
Danderine.-Edmond D. Murdaugh,
Pres. Normal School of Oklahoma.
After quoting the REGIsTER's
paragraph about what an Allen
county farmers wife did with one
Early Fortune potato, the Topeka
Breeze says;
Now If all farmers wives were that careful
and thrifty, how much more time their
down trodden husbands would have to dis
cuss finance and save the country. Some
women never seem to think how they might
smooth the rough pathway of the men.
Union: Last week Humboldt Lodge
No. IS, a. 81. 7. A, received two
young blood hounds from the kennels
at KOkOmO, Indiana One of the
hounds is for the home lodge and the
other is for Big Creek lodge, No. 3S,
NeOsho county, They are full bloOds,
ten months old, and are beauties for
their species. r. I. Travis has charge
of the one kept here, and is very proud
of his ''man-hunter."
The new drug store of Charles B.
SDeneer & Co is q distinct addition II