The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-19

Of Muncie, Ind, Is making q trip
through the Kansas gas field, and 1t
lie itimatsd he is looking for induce
ments for a location of q cooperative
green glass factory.
Farmers Take your produce to
1.-THE Tudor" Best price paid for all
kinds of merchandise. II you want
what we have not got, we can always
tell you where our Dewey" dollar
will buy 1t as readily and cheaply as
Uncle SANS.
1t seems probable now that the
peach crop which was expected to
loom up so handsomely will prove to
be good deal of u failure. The trees
are full of fruit but the peaches are
going Spanish or rotting and falling
off very rapidly.
1t would seem that A. l.. Harmon
is one of those who find time to pros
per during the rush of business.
Every year he adds new green
} house and each is larger and better
than the preceding one. Every body
is glad that this is thus.
Moran is taking steps looking to
the location of new bank. Bank
commissioner Breidenthai writes G.
G. Thomas that he has several parties
on the string who will establish a
bank at that place. The REGISTER
hopes the move will succeed,
Are you deaf?-We guarantee to
ness or refund the money. s., with
our Scientific Ear Naporator Great
est discovery of the age for deafness.
Send stamp for circular to DR.. & Bel
mont, lola, Kas. State Agent.
Fit Scott Tribune: The Missouri
Pacific company has made rate of
rs cents for the round trip to lola on
September LIST, on account of the
Woodmen log rolling. There will be
, large attendance from this city.
The Fort Scott band will go and enter
the contest for the prize.
TT. Scott Tribune: Mrs. Madden,
young wife of a former Fort Scott
barber who escaped from the lola OFF,
GERS, who arrested him for bigamy q
few weeks ago, Is here visiting. She
is loyal to her husban though che is
, in correspondence with the Kansas
City woman who claims to be his wife.
Judge Gard covered himself with
glory and an aroma OF fish this NOR u
ing by catching huge catfish
that weighs exactly forty-seven
pounds. The monster was on exhib-
ition In front of the meat market and
was actually as large as the fish
which usually fall back in the water
, A mob of indignant citizens lie 60
, ing to climb up on the shed of the
A., Chicago Lumber Co. one of these days
and demand an explanation of the
=, and ungrammatical word, "cosl I"
Chicago Lumber and Coal Company |!
1t reminds one of Egyptian hero
glyphics
j. II. Newharn, NJ. d, of White
field, one of the foremost doctors in
the Indian Territory writes: ~ have
!, recommended and sold Beggs' Blood
Purifier for the past five years and
: am pleased to say it has no equal in
any blood medicine that / have ever
tried" Sold 10y Spencer, North Side
\ Druggist.
Jim Campbell, Claude Culbertson,
and Walt Mcneil returned from their
-, trip to the log rolling at Joplin, Mo-,
= this morning. They report an inn
mense crowd and mighty good
! show. They are also of the opinion
i that If lola has as big crowd several
: additions will have to be Joined to
the town cite TO hold II.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Beggs' Mfg.
Co. AS q general thing / am down
Il on all kinds OF patent medicines, but
i am happily disappointed after trail
Q of Beggs' CHEEKY Cough Syrup among
u my customers and patients. 1t re-
u lieves all throat and lung difficulties
x at once. n, f. Ogden. NJ. d. Spen-
Ger, North Side Druggist.
La Harpe News; Mr. Tudor, the
y lola orator. whose addresses on ma.
o tional and patriotic subjects have
u attracted wide and favorable com.
l. ments, will make his first visit &c
VI LaHarpe on thursday, the 18th Of
August, instant at 8 p. IN. when he
l. will lecture at the Methodist church
II on the subject of "The Battle Of
"A Mount Carmel"
g Scammon item in the PittsburR
Q Headhght-Died, Monday, August ]
t. 1898, Mrs. Thoe. Asher, of this city,
Mrs. sher was horn Nov. IL, 1927
} ~ a Joined the Christian church AZ