The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-11-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

"Was troubled with dandruff and
falling hair for several years. Tried
many remedies without result. Beggs'
Hair Remover removed the dandruff at
once and my hair is coming in again.
Would not be without it atany price"
w. J. Walsh, Iowa City, Iowa.
Evans Bros.
Stop your hair falling out. Fry
sipelas resulted in the entire loss of
my hair. Two bottles Beggs' hair Re-
newer gave me fine growth" j. A.
Linder, editor Advocate, Humeston.
Iowa. Guaranteed for all scalp dis
eases, restores natural growth and
color. Try it now. Sold by all
Druggists.
Col. Lanyon, who has been work.
ing with the water works gang at the
river, reports that during the shower
last Friday there was heavy fall of
hail at the river and the workman had
to seek shelter in a barn. The clatter
on the roof was so loud that they had
to shout to make their words audible,
while farther west the ground was COW
ed with hail stones.
Fraud:-Our competitor will soon
place in your papers a ilaring adver-
tisement in which they say it is i'm
possible for one dye stuff to color
silk, wool and cotton. They do this
to keep you from trying Putnam Fade
less Dyes which will color either silk,
wool or cotton, for they know if you
ever use Putnam Fadeless Dyes once
you would never use their goods again
Sold by Campbell & Burrell.
This town will look pretty ragged
the rest of the year. Water pipe is
strung along East street and some
man with a genius for advertising has
scattered four sections along the
south side of the square in the mud,
just to show the public what is going
on. The light poles, the pipe bitches,
the new side walks and crossings all
take away from the streets any sem
blance of being quite country roads.
Exchange: A maiden from the city
tripped lightly mid the trees and
shifted the bungent odor that doated
on the breeze. ooh tell me ancient
farmer, with arms so brown and bare,
what is the wonderous flower that
scents the morning air?" Loud
laughed the ancient farmer Till tears
rolled down his cheek, "Why bless
you that's a polecat; I've smelt it for
a week. ..'.it $3.50. ratp, -t'f
We have the largest and best select
ed stock of Groceries in lola bought
for cash aud our prices are lower
than any; quality considered. We
want more Country Produce and wish
to get acquainted with the farmers OF
Allen county. When you are in town
call at our Store, first door east Of
Post Office and let us show you our
stock and give you prices. A full line
of Queensware, Glassware and Holi
day Goods. The Up-to-Date Grocery
and Market, first door east of The
Post Office.
Some OF the Presbyterian friends o
Mr. aud Mrs. John Henderson, tn
pastor and the elders and deacons AM
their wives and those who had bee
associated with Mrs Henderson in tn
choir, made them Il visit last evening
1t was very informal, intended simpl
as kind of house-warming but wa
all the more pleasant on that account
There were Jolly games and som
music and some more talk, and-b
previous agreement among the self-ir
vited guests, nothing at all to eat
: which was a great improvement on tn
average house warming. So tha
everybody who went had good time
and feels just as we'll today as he di
yesterday.