The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-30
The Fourth at lola.

In order that there may be no mis-
understanding and no consequent ~.
feeling or disappointment, the
REGISTER desires 10 announce that
there viii be no public celebration at
lola next Tuesday.
For the entertainment of her own
p'o lie, however, and of any others
y no iesire to come, the manager Of
he b Ill team has arranged two games
FIR at day, one to be played in the
n orn 1g and one In the afternoon be-
tw ee / the lola nine and the Indians
~ m II iskell Institute. The Indians
are Il players and the game will be
a clos one.
1t costs a large snm of money 10
bring the Indians here and it will be
necessary therefore to charge an adj
mission fee of 25 cents in order to de-
fray expenses. And this lie what the
REGISTER wishes everyone TO under.
stand. When lola celebrates there lie
never any fac charged. Blu this is
jUet ball game, not celebration.
and so the usual fee will be charged
for admission to the grounds.
Next Tuesday is the glorious
Fourth.
Miss Pearl Anderson is clerking at
the lola Racket.
Mrs Thomas of Moran, is visiting
Mrs. J. Culbertson in lola.
Cost millinery sale of beautiful
trimmed hats at Mrs. Turner's Nv
OF early rieiDg and gettiag down to
business old sol is shining ex-
ample
The wheat harvest is about over
and will be all finished this week.
The crop 10 better than that of last
year but is hardly up toexpectations.
Probate Ju 'ge Smith Wednesday
united in marriage Mr.. Thomas
! Davis and Miss Ethel Wood, both Of
Moran.
Mrs. Turner has some beautiful
hats she is selling at cost for the next
! ten days. Go early and secure bar
gain. 1w
There iss wedding in the young
crowd in lola on the string and more
than a dozen others are strongly sus-
pected.
Miss Liddie Allen, a neice of Mr..
and Mrs. Brewer who has been visit
ing them. left for Harrisonville, Mo.
Wednesday night
Miss Dot Wright went to her home
, in Carlyle Wednesday, sccompau-
led by Mics Daisy Chastain who
will visit with her few days.
One Of the restaurant has the fol-
, lowing gentle hint in the foIm of a
placard on the walls: alt is better to
60 10 bed hungry than to wake up in
, debt"
The recruiting station for the regu-
lar army opened at Chanute Wednes.
day and all young men who want to
, 90 over and thrash the remains of the
Filipinos can have chance.
J DeWitt's Little Early Risers benefit
, permanently. They lend great assist
ance to nature, causing no pains OF
? weakness. permanently curing CON
} stipation and liver ailments. c. h
! Spencer d Co.
A syndicate is reported to he trying
to corner the cattle OF Texas. Every
\ farmer who has ever tried to corner
one steer will never worry "A minute
about the ability of any syndicate tC
4 corner all the cattle i'm the state.
9 Wallace, a photographer from Kan
1 sas City has located in lola and is
g now ready for business. Every body
e invited to call and inspect samples
y Building formerly occupied by Mrs
GOshorn, southwest corner square
n MIR j. =. T. Flock was down from
=. Colonv Wednesday and was sur
: prised and pleased to noe how great.
: ~ lola had grown since he was here
I last september. Incidentally he call.
ed at the REGISTER office to "keeT
the Old Thing coming"
1 Gun.shot wounds and powder
f burns, cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds
1 from rusty nails, insect stings and ivy
, poisoning-quickly healed by DE
g Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Positively
5 prevents blood poisoning Beware ol
ali counterfeits. "DeWittso Is safe
! and sure. G, b. Spencer n Co.
, The e. ca ,ation of j. ID. Mann's
/ building ON West street has been
a finished for some time and the con.
4 tinuous rain has kept work from be-
! ing pushed. The cellar as now
dried ont and the foundation walls
} are rapidly being lait, heavy lime
! stone rock being used.
Thomas Rhoades, Centerfield, o.,
writes: 81 suffered from Piles seven
or eight years. No remedy gave me
: entire reliet until DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve less than a hox of which
permanently cured ma" Soothing
healing, perfectly harmless. Beware
of counterfeits. c. b. Spencer d Co,
Mrs John Cornell, who has lived
in Allen county for twenty years OF
more on the farm up the river, died
last Friday afternoon at the home OF
her daughter in Pquh The funeral
was conducted from the Method isl
church of that place at twelve O'Clock
Saturday.
A diseased stomach surely under
mines health. II dulls the brain,
Kills energy, destroyes the nervous
system, and prtdisposes TO insanity
and fatal diseases. All dyspeptlc
trOu bles are quickly cured by Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has cured thous-
ands of cases and is curing them every