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

The mass temperance meeting at
the Opera House last Sunday evening
was great success, the house being
crowded and the addresses good.
| There is no doubt of the strength of
! the temperance sentiment in lola, as
some people who have been monkey
| ing with it are likely to learn to their
| sorrow.
Union: Friday of last week S. J.
Stewart, of Cottage Grove, fell from
| tine roof of the house he is building for
| his sou, distance of fourteen feet,
striking on his head aud shoulders
cutting and bruising himself severely.
| He has been confined to his home
since then, but was able TO walk
about the room Tuesday. We are
glad his injuries are not of serious
nature, and hope ne will soon be
around again.
1t is just as 1 expected" said r. J.
| Kelley of Geneva, as he came into
the REGISTER Office last Monday.
"YOu sent me the REGISTER during
the campaign and now my folks are
so stuck on it that they want it all the
time.n Mr.. Kelly is one of the old
time Democrats who couldn't GO
Bryan or Organism, and the way
business has started up since the
election has more than convinced
him that he was right.
Considerable excitement prevailed
at the Nickle Plate restaurant Mon
day morning about eleven o'clock
|
ploded. They were roasting peanuts
when the rooster caught fire inside in
some manner. They tried to take it
out of doors, but it exploded just as
they reached the door. No damage
was done to anything but the rooster
except scorching the paint OH the
front of the building little.
Are you bald? Is your clothing
constantly covered with dandruh-
fifty animal matter falling from a
diseased? Does your head itch ? Is
it infested with sores and scabs? Is
your hair growing thinner year by
year? Is it dry and brittle? If, so
you have a parasitic disease of the
scalp which you are neglecting at
! great risk. Danderine will cure you
quickly and permanently. Money re-
funded in case of failure. For sale by
Campbell & Christian.
This is to certify that |, Geo. Alyea
am SO years of age, and have been
bald fur more than fifteen years. l
have beer using KnOwltOn's Dander-
| inc for sixty days, and now have a
good growth Ofhair completely cover
ing the bald spot. l am greatly sur
prised at the wonderful results of
your remedy, as it has done for me
what considered impossible for any
remedy to do. Formerly of lola.
Kan, now Kingfisher, Okla. For
sale by Campbell & Christian.
Have you looked at the date oppo-
| site your name on the copy of the
REGISTER which you get to see wheth-
er you owe us anything or not? Sup
pose you stop now and look and then
turn back and read the rest of this
paragraph t I I
Il :! If you found that the date
ended with any figure less than 6
please send or bring US some money
right away pretty soon quick so that
we will be saved the trouble of writ
ing you a personal letter about 1t.
Talk about the revival of business,
Mr.. r. A. Edgar, our enterprising
Santa Fe depot agent, who is men,
Der of the West Pullman Land AssO-
citation, received letter the other day
| from Stephen A. Foster secretary and
treasurer of the Association in which
he says: "Six of the immense factories
located at West Pullman "a suburb of
Chicago) are again in active operation,
five of them having been reOpened
since the election of Mckinley. An
other factory is now being erected in
West Pullman and we feel that better
times are surely coming"
Evans Bros, have just completed
| the publication of the most elaborate
undertaken by any lola firm, the
same being a 45-page catalogue of a
part of the line of goods that they
carry. Most of the space is taken
with a descriptive price list of the
great stock of books which the firm
has on hands, but there are long lists
of artists materials, papers, station
airy, etc., etc., with prices attached
making the book q really valuable
addition to any library. This is the
third annual price list that Evans
Bros, have published, but it is by far
the most extensive and complete.
And it can be had for the asking.
Last Friday night the store of J. P.
Decker & Co., at Savonburg, was en-
tered by burglars who broke in the
glass of the front door and carried
away cutlery. jewelry, clothing and
shoes to the total value probably of
500. Jesse Decker telegraphed the
facts to Sheriff Ausherman and on
Monday four men who were seen
dividing some shoes and other things
among them near the Santa Fe yards
were arrested. Mr.. Decker was sent
for and came up, but was unable to
identify any of the goods as his pro-
perty. This is the second time with
in a few weeks that Decker & Co.,
have suffered from burglaries, and it
begins to look as if it were the work
of local talent.
Anderson & DeClute never adver-
tise ANYTHING they do not live up to,