The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

last week from their trip to Cana
da. They report a delightful time.
independence by vote of 234
against to Isl for defeated the pro-
position to vote bonds and buy the
water plant.
Salina Union: 1t was city girl
who was visiting in 1.-THE country for
the first time who wanted to go out to
the oat bin and get some oatmeal for
breakfast.
Seneca Tribune: Advice to II. H.
Nichols who has just married: Save;
the little dimes will take care of the
dollars, and the dollars will take care
of the little Nichols.
The Missouri g. Kansas Telephone
Company recently filed million and
quarter mortgage at Emporia, to
secure per cent bonds with sinking
fund, issued in 1899.
Backache should never be neglected
1t means kidney disorder which, if al
lowed to run too long, may result in
Bright's disease, diabetes or other
serious and often fatal complaints,
FoLEY's KIDNEY CURE makes the kid
neys well. Take nothing else.
An exchange from the wheat belt
says: There are plenty of harvest
hands loaiing on the street, and there
are farmers still wanting hands but
they are willing to pay but $50 a day
and these men insist on having 81.
Harvest will soon be over and these
same men will be asking for "hand-
outs" and cursing the country.
The REGISTER has received a han
some 4th of July bill from the press of
Elsmore Enterprise, advertising the
celebration under the auspices of the
A. O. U. w. and NJ. w. A. lodges,
at Ards grove. The bill is in red
and blue on white paper and announces
an excellent entertainment program.
For many years Ira w. Kelley of
Monsfeld, Pa, was in poor health on
account of kidney trouble. He con-
suited several physicians and spent
considerable money for medicines
without relief until he tried FoLEY's
KIDNEY CURE and now writes II de-
sire to add my testimony that it may
be the cause of aiding others"
Crops are better in Usage this year
, than l ever saw them before, remark
ed j. NJ. Wilmington in this Office the
other day, and he has been seeing
Usage crops for the past twenty years
or more. ''The corn is farther adj
vanced than usual and is clean and a
good stand. The flax is made and is
"a tremendous crop. And Isnever saw
oats so heavy. Usage surely has no
kick coming this year." And that is
a pleasant report to print.
Mr.. johnson, Rough Rider from
/ Oklahoma City. was here last week
interviewing the 20th Kansas boys and
distributing buttons and advertising
matter for the Rough Riders Reunion
next month. He is a most enthusiast
/ tic Roosevelt man as they all are, and
/ says that Teddy and all the New York
and Boston millionaire Rough Riders
are coming out on a special train.
Moran Herald: Three-fourths of the
farmers around Moran havetheir corn
laid by and in another week all OF
them can say the same thing. And
this is only the latter part of June,
fully month earlier than usual. Any
amount of the corn is as high as q
horses back and will soon tassel. II
the good Lord will only continue tC
send the rain while the corn is matur
uring, there will be nubbins galore.
The splendid crops in Allen county
this year are attracting lot of lant
buyers who are so well pleased will
what they see that they do not care tC
look farther. "The past week" sale
Mr.. f. 5. Bennett, 'has been the bes
one since l have been in business. ]
have had twenty people here, and
have sold something to nearly ever!
one of Them" Other agents report ;
splendid run of business, all of which
is most gratifying.
G. w. Jackson and family who re
Gently lost baby while living in ;
tent at Breakdown have returned to hi
former home in Missouri. The mel
who knew him and his hard luck con
tributed literally and thus enabled
him to return home in good shape
The smelter boys circulated pape
, and collected 1872. 80 among themselve
and the BricktCwn merchants, Mr.
Culbertson, the lola undertaken
throwing off on his charges.
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