The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09

mer butterflies ana other insects.
Mr.. H. M. Stowe, is down from
Kansas City visiting his old friends.
Del Northrup went to Chicago sun
day to lay In his fall stock of dry
goods.
The size of soldler's yarn Ia apt
to be in Inverse proportion to his
service.
Senorets purify the blood aud beau
tify the complexion-cure constipa.
ton. % cents. Spencer, North Side
Druggist.
See the best and most stylish Bug
gies, Phaetons and Surries in Allen
county and at price that is right.
A. w. Beck.
Mr.. f. M. Perkins, of the Atlas
Building and Loan Association, of
Lawrence, was here last week and
made arrangements that will result
In the erection of two more new
houses in lola very soon.
Que of the first bracing effects of
the cold wave was to overrun the
Justices' offices with law suits and
the like. When cold wind blows
through summer suit man in
variably thinks OF. means OF replace
ing 1t.
Hot days followed by cool nights
will breed malaria in the body that
Is bilious or cOstive. Prickly Ash Bit
tiers Is very valuable at this time for
keeping the stomach, liver and bow
els well regulated. Sold by Chas. b.
Spencer d Co.
Mel Myler saw and heard and ex-
perienced more I'm Cuba than the
average recruit, but all kinds of bets
can be found in town that even some
Of the boys on the Pacific coast will
have tales of hardship and danger
more thrilling in the telling, to tell
than he tells.
Gen. Miller, in command of the
volunteers at San Francisco, says that
the Twentieth Kansas will be on its
way to Honolulu or Manila within a
month. One thing seems pretty GER
tain, and that is that the boys will
not be mustered out for several
months at the earliest.
Harry Sleeper is learning to ride q
bicycle. He practices only after dark
and has sad tale to tell. For instance
he saw u hedge apple ten feet out Of
the road and the confounded wheel
ran over it. The wheel has another
trick of turning In at every church
which its owner cannot understand.
A philosophical observation by Lou
Bartels: "a man will haggle over
the price of a jack knife, and kick
against paying so cents for knife
that cost the dealer As cents. But
that same man will go into a dive
and dig up 25 cents for bottle Of
beer that only cost 81 cents, and
think he has a snap"
The columns of the REGISTER show
that the merchants are beginning
their fall announcements, and the
best advice we can give to our read
ers Is to watch the advertising col
ums of this paper closely. 1t viii
take only few minutes each week t.
scan every advertisement, and II may
save you good many dollars.
Mr.. n. l.. Nezie is doing a very mic,
business which is on the boom IN his
washing machine business. He ha'
them made here at home and ships
them all over the country. Today
shipment included nine machines
: They are pronounced to be the bes
on the market and when he becomes
erich enough Mr.. Nezie will build
a factory of his own.
While working on a house las
Saturday morning II. $. Moore fel
and sustained severe injuries, his arm
being broken in two places. He was
assisted TO his home on S. Cottonwood
and surgeon dressed and set thu
, OibhpAi o. IL uhh 10 EVhAihE aibhS 81
nicely as could be expected. Mr.
Moore is an old man and for tina
reason the broken bones mean NOR,
trouble than in younger man. Hit
many friends will hope to see him re
cover rapidly.
When the American forces at San
tiago heard of Cervera's "sad bu
glorious" dash, cheer that was ter
rifle and prolonged ran along tn,
earth works for miles. 1t was during
a truce and the Spaniards were OF
their earthworks opposite watching
the Americans. When that chez
went up the Spaniards went dowi
into the trenches like prairie dogs
: for the only other time they haC
heard that fierce yell was during tn,
nharUaa which ALWAYS mazda than