The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-11-26


to their store hui ting on The east side
of The squat. ey - improve the
present bu d :"
There 80 1875 h1u--- "a Chsnute.
which j. jus a3f l,"- as many a.
we'have ne To- ~npp.~e * huu-
bred moe nuu ,t- "ui n lola
these Mex w. yrssr--'- I"r, will he
where arr The fnh ..ur?
The new lamp - rr Famous at
tracted The uo.r - every b"iy last
aight and was Universally admired.
1t is very gratifying to Sc the new
merchant OI lola doing al in
their pow e. To improve an build up
the town
Ft. Scott was without iIgnts ana
water SATURDAY au So zee" spap-i
men made "a great roar alb ~ not
getting their customary, b 'ths.
-Ome DIS era lar viii tr, t. s'ait
story about A,-hing the otfic'
towel one OF tne>e ta--
Miss DELLA DAY, writing from
Waterloo, Iowa, say: MY hair has
heen falling out fn the past t" Year.
and could get MOI hing To siup il until
[ tried Begg- Hair Remover On
bottle stopped ~ completely G.. B
spencer & Co, North SHE square
Yates Center Neaos: Rev. Harve,
l.. Christian, of ar'Jle, Kansas
preached both mnrnrng and evening
in the Pres hyterian church last Sun
a a.
Christian is an eloquent speaker and
his sermons were of the highest or
der
Mr.. n. n. Osburn well known a
Woodstock, Mich, was troubled with
a lame back. He was persuaded To
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
gave him relief i'm one night. This
remedy is also famous for its cures of
rheumatism. For sale by Campbell
& Christian
The receipts at the Chrysanthemum
show were about $50 which will leave
about $50 profit to be divided between
the ladies of the Eastern Star dge
and Mr.. Harmon. That lie doing
pretty we'll although, of course, it re-
quired lots of time and a good deal of
hard work.
WestphdIid Times: Last Friday
+. S. Bennett and wife, ac-
cOmpanied by Lee Cayot aud his sis
ter, Mrs. Name Blake. drove to lola
to take in the sights. Mr.. Bennett is
p hitting up a very fine residence i'm
lola, and uEOl it's complication will
locate there.
THAT little notice l put i'm your
For Sale or Trade column in the
Weekly REGISTER brought me ans
wers from all over Allen county and
Linn and Anderson besides" That
is w. J. IhTig's testimony "a TO the
value of the REGISTER as an adver-
Using medium.
The annual Thank Offering of the
society Of the Presbyterian
church occurred Sunday and re-
suited in collection of $37.S7 Tor the
benefit of home missions. The meet
ing was conducted by the society and
was very enjoyable apart from the
good accomplished.
w. NJ. Knapp returned Sunday
from Blackwell, Okla,
where he has been for a week looking
after his business interests at that
place. He stopped at Winfield, Ar
kansas City and Newkirk. registering
in all the hotels as from "the biggest
gas field on earth"
While unloading telegraph poles
today at the Santa Fe tracks, section
boss Ellis, had a scare. A large pole
was raised and while the men still
held it it began to crack, and flew in
to splinters. The men dropped it in
a hurry under the impression that it
was loaded and was explO Ting. No
one was injured and no lives lost.
g. A. VAN HALL, the leading
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 had and gives satisfaction to
all who have tried it. We take
pleasure in recommending it. G.. b.
spencer q Co., North Side Square.
A man VINO has been married so
long that he has forgotten lots of
things hands in the following item:
THE city council should furnish
seats along the most frequeHted side
walks in the residence portion of the
town so that young couples who are
star gazing and incoming and spoon
ing and things could sit down and
not Ohstruct the walks"
MIR. F. s. Bennett was showing Mr..
kellar, from Iowa. around the streets
Mr.. Kellar is an inventor
and was preparing to go to Chicago
to have his invention manufactured,
when Mr.. Bennett met him, and in
1uced him to come here. He ex-
pressed himself as delighted with
lola, and We hope the results of his
coming may be great and good.
Chanute gets her natural gas sup
ply from Benedict, Is miles away,
and the mains were laid last summer
u the hot weather. For that, or
some other reason, they are having
OTIS of trOu BILE with them now, num-
Der of breaks having occurred which
shut off the gas supply entirely. The
Tribune suggests that every body quit
Using gas for a month to give the
company time TO relay the mains.
The pupils of the High School held
mother entertainment in the school