The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-12-18

all my life. Have been permanently
cured with Danderine. / recommend
it in sill diseases of the scalp.-Dr
Bronson, Guthrie, o. I.
They do say that two Young men
who had applied for enlistment ia
Company D., Withdrew their applica-
tiOns this week because it looks too
much like war with spain
Don't forget the meeting of the
Commercial Club tonight for the
election of officers. 1t is an import
ant meeting and every business house
in town should be represented.
w. l.. Bartels is putting a new roof
on his residence and painting it in
side and out. He has concluded to
make his home in lola and thought
he might as well fix upa little.
Teachers aud Committees wishing
candies, oranges. bananas, nuts ami
raisins, will do well to get prices al
/ H. Klaumann's. Come soon so as to
be sure and get what you want.
Work has been begun ON the sewer
that is to be constructed by the Com
mercial Club for the use of the new
creamery plant. The work is under
the direction of the city authorities.
Eugene Thomas drove up from his
claim in the strip, arriving here last
| Saturday. He has out 40 acres of
wheat of his own, besides some on the
shares. aud has done well this sum-
mer.
What makes more enjoyable pres
ent than a nice Handkerchief Box?
A Perfume A tOmiZer for the young
lady's dresser? Look at the line car
ried by the North Side Drug Store.
w. ID. Armstrong has disposed of
all of the last carload Of hogs that he
brought up from Texas. He has
brought 1900 stock hogs from Texas
during the past three months and sold
them to Allen county farmers.
NV hair kept falling out until was
nearly bald, and several remedies
tried seemed to do no good. / COM
menced using Danderine six weeks
ago and the result is fine growth of
new hair.-Mrs. Belle Pickett, Guth-
RE. o. L.
Mr.. e. f. Lee, who has been trying
/ to farm and bach itn up in Geneva
/ for several years, has got tired aud
is going back to his old home ia Iowa
to rest up. The thing for him to do,
of course, is to get married and come
back again.
Regis 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.
! c. H. Declute received notice this
week that there was 40 cents tax due
on his Wichita property. AS he paid
$1,000 for the property he is not dis
/ posed to kick about the amount of tax,
only he wonders why he didn't have
sense enough to put that good money
in lola property.
An inquiry by a jury in the Probate
| Court Oh Wednesday resulted i'm the
verdict that w. F. Robertson, of
Cottage Grove aged Is, is an imbeciIe.
Application will be made for his ad-
mission to the state Imbecile School
at Winfield. In the meantime he is
committed to the county asylum.
, take pleasure in stating that
/ personally know persons who, once
absolutely bald, have regained their
! lost hair through the use of Danderine.
\ My wife, whose hair was falling out
from some cause, has received great
/ benefit from it. ] heartily commend
observation-disclosures ID. Murdaugh,
Pres. Normal School of Oklahoma.
The time of year is about at hand
when you take an inventory to find
out your financial standing, and if
/ in doing sOyOu find you owe Richard
1 Bros, call aud pay the amount to
/ w. II. Richards who still continues
4 the business at the, old stand, and he
will receipt to you in full, up to date.
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. l earnestly solicit
the patronage of the public to help
me build up this new enterprise. j..
F. Dyer
y. Morehead, miles east and 4
miles north of lola, will sell at auc-
ton on Tuesday Dec. %, Is head of
cattle, including COVE, heifers and
calves; Y head of hogs, and a lot of
farm implements and household fur
niture. For terms and particulars
see bills from this Office.
The Chanute Blade, which has
evidently never seen the archdeacon,
announced a meeting by 1.-THE veneer
able G. Rowland Hill" Imagine
the surprise of the congregation
assembled upon this announcement
when Mr.. Hill, with his cberub face,
/ looking about half of his thirty years i,
steps into the pulpit.
1.-The High School Mercury" is the
name of highly entertaining little
newspaper issued from the Moran
High School. superintendent E W.
I Myler is the editor, actively assist
/ ed by a student from each of The
classes, and the Mechanical work is
done at the Herald office The Mer-
c,fyy is creditable TO editors and pub
I fishers and we trust it viii succeed.
At one of their recent meeting the
officers and men of Company ID. I'M
I