The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-11-23
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Mrs. c. II. Stevens who has been
here visiting Mrs. II. Gray returned
this afternoon to her home in Hum
boldt.
The editor Of the REGISTER went to
Lawrence this afternoon where he will
take one of THE advanced degrees in
Masonry.
Mrs. VIM. White returned this after
noon to her home in Chanute after
pleasant visit there with her sister
Mrs. Geo. Shurtz.
Pluralities in Woodson county, in
which good many of our people are
interested, were as follows: Mcl<in-
ley 2S7, Stanley 27l, Scott 20j, Miller
300, Stewart $50, Nichols 300, Parsons
lGj, Woodruff 31S, Holcomb III, Kel-
ley 40.
Seventy pounds of ear corn in two
minutes and ifty-fve seconds, -
rounds of the horses. This has been
done on the Janney feed mill. Give
us chance and we can do it again.
For sale by L. G. Remsburg. lola
Kansas.
The Topeka Capital recently noted
the shipment of several barrels of
Allen county apples which are to go
to the Buffalo exhibition and be ex-
hibited next year. a good many
Allen county people will probably go
there to see them, too,
The LaHarpe News says that Gas
City is on the boom. The enlarge
ment of the shelters and the conse-
quent increase in the number of en-
ployes have stimulated building
boom and the News says not less than
thirty or forty houses are going up.
Positive statement by one who
knows. 81 would not be without
Beggs' Hair Remover if it cost So "a
bottle. 1t has saved me from complete
badness, and given me fine head Of
hair. Mrs May Hofstitler, Eau
Claire, Wis. Evans Bros.
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The two men now taking the DR..
Wood treatment of boozeing are get
ting along finely. The lawyer said to-
day that he believed that if DR.. Wood
was properly backed and his cure adj
vertised it would be wider advertise
ment and in time as great an industry
as the cement plant.
Quite crowd of lola ladies went out
to the home of Mrs. n. Hawkins, north
of town Tuesday to spend the
day and wish her joy as this is her
birthday. The weather is unpleasant
but it is dollars to doughnuts that in
rside that big house the ladies
had most enjoyable time.
Al Wigs, OF Lawrence, who has been up in
the Alaskan gold country, returned home a
few days ago because he found 1t impossible
to make any mony working for $500 a month
Topeka Capital. n
Al Wigs once lived in lola where
he is still remembered by many of the
old timers who win be interested in
his struggles on $500 IA month.
Mr.. Geo. f. Nicholson returned
Monday from Colorado. He drove
out to his factory and told la REGISTER
reporter that he found things far less
badly damaged than he had dared
hope for. He thinks he got of easy
and gives the credit to the employees
and fire company for valiant work.
Stop your hair falling out, cry
sipelas resulted in the entire loss OF
my hair. Two bottles Beggs' hair Re
newer gave me "a fine growth" j. A.
Linder, editor Advocate, IIumeston.
Iowa. Guaranteed for all scalp dis
eases, restores natural growth and
color. Try it now. Sold by all
Druggists.
DR.. Cox, with his N-ray machine,
made careful examination of Miss
Browning, the young lady at the
Dunkard hospital, and found no evil
uence OF cancer or tumOr. Were there
a hard growth the ray would outline
and thus locate it, but nothing of the
kind appeared. The doctor is now
giving her treatment and hopes to see
a rapid improvement.
Webb Bostwick has word from
Washington (s.ate) that his brother
II. c. Bostwick, better remembered
here as Doc" was elected to the
state Legislature at the election thi,
month. Another Kansas man who
had no trouble in grabbing the goose
that lays golden eggs by the mech
when he got somewhere else.
The following from the X. c. Jour.
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