The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-31

| Some 1Qa0 can VIII the 0I0I08l
gratitude of, w. b. Kelly by giving
him wagon box. Ii it is not con-
venient to give him q new one, he
will be deeply grateful for the return
of the old box which was stolen from
him saturday night. -
On account Of friction in the engine
room at the new smelter, everything
is charged with electricity. The rub
Der betting will draw sparks out of
your fingers, and the metal points in
the room are each miniature electric
lights. 1t is very shocking.
MISS DELLA DAY, writing from
Waterloo, Iowa, says: My hair has
heen falling out for the past two years.
and could get nothing To stop it until
L tried Beggs Hair Remover. One
bottle stopped it completely. G. B
spencer & CO., North Side Square.
J. l.. Mather is opening up some of
his goods i'm the new north side store
His son will come i'm the spring and
then they will open up kegs and box
es innumerable. MIR. Mathtr is a
pleasant gentleman and will have
something to say to the public before
| long.
The u. of X. Glee Club will sing
more sweet and niute Iunny songs
than dozen Ordinary shows. The
banjo club will reader az fine music
as was ever heard IN The CIT, catchy,
IOllicking music that will set your
feet going in spite of you. Don't
make the mistake of missing 1t.
Pitts6urg COnn1Oner and GldsSUork-
er: Ii is reported that FUrbes HOltOn,
proprietor of the Union Glass Co.,
Anderson, Ind. has his eyes open
wide for new location. A good sup
ply of gas must be at hand, and with
this end in view it is said he has
visited lola, Kas., this week.
Frank Travis says that at a depth
of 500 feet, q strong vein of salt water
was struck. 1t is 81 strong that it
took eighteen hours of hard pumping
to head off the flow. The water will
be shut off and the well sunk deeper,
when Mr.. Travis feels confident a
surprising flow Ofgas will be struck.
To cattle feeders: Now is the time
to lay in your supply of corn. Clai-
borne's big corn crib is at your service
free of charge if you desire to have
your corn ground at his mill. Corn
Will be received and receipted for and
the chop can be taken away at any
time. No charge being made Tor
storage of corn.
Tom McCOrma5 is visiting his
brothers near Moran. All three came
over to lola Monday and are
looking around. Tom is the gentle
man who presides over traffic at the
Main and 18th street crossing in Kan
sas City, Mo-, and is one of the oldest
and most trusted men in the employ
ment of the company.
They had the happiest time that
ever was over at the school house this
morning. In every room below the
High School there were Christmas
"dOings," a tree or a Santa or some
thing of that kind with little gifts of
candies and things from the teachers,
to make the children glad. Christ
mas has started out all right.
The smelter boys gave their regu-
lar dance at the Opera House Friday
night. Quite large crowd attended
and the evening went off smoothly
and pleasantly. The boys wEO man.
age the dances have everything in
nice running order and the good order
and pleasant sOciability of the dances
speaks highly of their ability.
G. A. VAN HALL, the lesding
druggist of Butler, Mo-, writes: ave
are having splendid success with
Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker. 1t is one of the best sellers
we ever bad and gives satisfaction to
all who have tried it. We take
pleasure in recommending it. G.. b.
Spencer & Co., North Side Square.
Can't Express Her Thanks, ScrofuIa
Sores, Terrible Itching, Entirely
Cured, MRS. EMILY FORD, Eldora Co,
Iowa, writes: Il can't express my
thanks for the box of Beggs German
Salve as it has entirely cured the
itching and burning, that was in my
ankles, caused by scrOfuls sores. e.
B. Spencer & Co., North Side Square.
Mr.. Jay Matthews, formerly of the
Moran Herald, has bought the Waiver
ly Enterprise. and took possession of it
last week. The people of Waverly
are to be congratulated on securing so
ROOd newspaper uldu anu So SOOu O
citizen as Mr.. Matthews, and we trust
they will treat him personally and
professionally as well as he deserves.
Miss Alice Johnson reports to her
brother that upon her arrival at En-
poria she found that Miss Nettie Wise
was not suffering from a Telaps of the
fever, as had been reported, but from
an attack Of rheumatism. resulting
from a cold contracted last summer
at the Ottawa Assembly. She is
thought, however, to be much better
Tom Anderson has let the contract
for shed Is feet high, % wide and
So long to take the place of part of the
burned buildings. Other buildings
will be put up rapidly as soon as he
and Mr.. Findley agree on dimensions
and other details. Every body will
rejoice when this model stock ranch
is again equipped with barns and
sheds.
ClaibOrne's new corn mill adjoining
the Sorghum A. Cider yUOrkS ia nOw