The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-12-04


day for Girard where they visited a
day or two before returning to Topeka.
Brock Reed has added a five new
"COngress," the best chair made, to
the equipment of his barber shop, an
evidences of prosperity that is crafty
ing because il is so we'll deserved.
One might hunt a good many days
through a great many towns without
finding a cleaner or better conducted
barber ShOp than w. B. Reeds.
take pleasure i'm stating that
personally know persons who once
absolutely bald, have .Tegained their
lost hair through the use nf Danderine.
My wife, whose hair was falling out
from some cause, has received great
benefit from it. l heartily commend
Danderine.- Edmond ID. Murdaugh,
Pres. Normal SchO0Lof Oklahoma.
Mrs. l.. f. Thorpe, the well known
United Brethren evangelist, returned
last week from Missouri where she
has conducted successful meetings
during the past month. She is now
engaged in a meeting at-JeddO, butt
was called Wednesday TO Marion
county To Officiate at a wedding and7
also to assist in a meeting in progress
there. ~
Miss Clara MOnfOrt entertained a
few other lola Friends at her home
three miles southeast of lola, Thanks
giving day, from 12tO 4 o clock, Those
present were Misses Eurith Proctor,
Katie Ausherman, MauGe Esse, Ida
McHugh, Susie GOffand Messrs Frank
Horville, James Campbell. A lido Fun
ston, Gland Cuibertson and Maynard
Bush. They had jolly time and AN
elegant dinner.
Are you bald? Is your clothing
constantly covered with dandruff-
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 I'm case of failure. For sale by
Campbell q Christian.
This is to certify that |, Geo. Alyea
ALL 90 v VI anu bNNO bCNh
bald for more than fifteen years. |
have beer using KnOwltOn's Dander-
inc for sixty days, and now have a
good growth of hair completely cover
ing the bald spot. | 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 q Christian
From Chanute Blade we learn that
that city has provided for the enter
tainment of "Wandering Williams"
by allowing them or compelling them
rather, to work for their meals. which
the marshal is authorized TO give.
That relieves individuals of the eX
pense, and gives the city full benefit
In return for a good square meal
given willing unfortunate. 1t is
good plan and more just and equitable
that the city should feed these fellows
than tor individuals to dOit.
The many lola and Allen county
friends of j. l.. Perry will regret to
learn that he is getting ready TO leave
Kansas, having purchased 100 acres
of cotton and fruit land near Houston.
Texas. He will offer his personal
property Tor sale at public auction on
Wednesday, December 9,-fOr terms
and particulars see bills from this
Office-and will start soon after for
his new home. Mr.. Perry is a good
man and valuable citizen, and he
will take with him the best wishes of
all who know him.
Cdpital: Il. s. Slower, assistant
secretary state, has received letter
from William J. Stewart af Glasgow,
Scotland, asking what inducement
would be offered for the establish
ment of beet sugar plant in this
state. Mr.. Stewart makes inquiries
as to the best location for such a
plant, and in reference to the amount
of bounty given by the State on the
manufacture of sugar. Mr.. Stewart
also asks whether the State would
grant a building subsidy in the event
of s., 100000 being invested in the
plant The letter was turned over to
Secretary of Agriculture F. d. Coburn
for reply.
SOMEBODY told US that there was a
DTlZ0 III dI AdSb O0J
night between Frank Cruise, of La
Harpe and a Pittsburg pugilist,
named Brown, the latter undertaking
to knock Cruise out in 10 rounds or
lose the fight. Our informant said
there was regular ring, with ropes
and referees and all thepride pOmp and
circumstance of glorious old Queens
berry, and that the hot sports of La
Harpe paid % cents to see the show.
The Pittsburg man failed to carry out
his contract, and Cruise walked off
with SIS 90 and the gate money. All
of which is more or less important
provided nobody has been stutfing
the man whOst0ld US.
The boys of company d., are justly
indignant at the allusiOn TO them in
some of the state papers as "The
Leedy Guards They declare that
there isn't Pop. in the whole COM
pany, and only three Democrats, and
while they expect to obey any legal
orders they may get from Mr.. Leedy
after he becomes governor, they are
not flattering him by adopting his
name. Company D., Kansas Ma
tional Guards is good enOgh for
/ them. And by the way the company