The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-23

want. Immediate relief, pleasant,
effective, safe. For sale by local
druggiste.
Oscar Cowan came home Sunday
evening and has been confined to the
house with q severe attack OF pneu-
monia and bronchitis. He was i'll a
week before he came home, but is re-
covering now.
lone OF the recent real estate trans
ters, that of NO lots on South street, |
from w. b, Hall and vile to f.. w
Hall, brings the first news to lola |
that Bert is married. Inquiry shows
that he was welded some time ago at
Nevada.
One OF the interesting things which |
the late registration q election cal 8
to mind Is that the fourth ward in ne
present city Is cOueid' rtbly more
pupulous than the whole town was
three years ago. And come OF the |
other wards are probably larger too.
Beggs' German Salve-Guaranteed |
Remedy for plies, sores, wounds, burns
ald scalds;-a soothing, healing APP
pliCatiOn, of wondrOus merit. at Om-
pletely cured me OF a bad sore on my
leg of over ten years standing"
writes VIM. Going, Omaha, Neb. All
druggists.
MIR. r.. ID. Baird. partner in the
hardware firm of shell & Bair /, came
in Wednesday from North Euglish,
Iowa A number of gentlemen from
the same place are expected here in a
few days, two already being here, to
look over the town AID county with
the intention of locating.
1t was pleasant surprise TO his
many friends saturday afternoon to
see Mr. Kudor driving around town
with #. A. Northrup. Now that he
is able to be out of doors he will
doubtless rapidly regain the strength
which he has lost since his terrible
accident at the brick plSnt.
Quickly satisfactory, permanently
pleasing-Beggs' Hair Renewed. Re.
moves dandruf, stops hair falling
out, restores natural growth and
color, cures all scalp diseases. "Am
glad to recommend so excellent a pre-
paration Mrs. j. T.. Grouseman,
MOBILE, Ala. Al druggists.
An eastern pickle company has
written To PleasantUn ask ing il q few
farmers there are willing to grow 100
bushels of cucumbers per acre on 600
acres and sell them at 40 cents
bushel to a ealting branch house to be
located near town. The CONNIE Cial
club looked over the $24 600 ana pro-
nounced itgoOd.
Erchanae: Every man should
have a purpose in lite," remarked
the severe old lady as she sized
up the tramp through her steel
trimmed spectacles. 'Yes'm' said the
= tramp. "Mine's maxim footprints in
de sands o. time; and dere don't seem
:, ter be much doin' here. l guess pll
make few tracks"
IS 81 was mere wreck-could not
's stand on my feet Beggs' Blood
Purifier saved my life and made me
2 we'll and strong" writes Mrs. II.
a Lankelma, Pella, Iowa. Clenses the
blood-prevents and cures disease
"makes sick people we'll" A good
" Spring tonic. All druggists.
"a A farmer near Oswego in Labetts
county recently lost his hearing in a
peculiar manner. He was talking to
81 a neighbor in the field about how
IS farming doesn't pay and the "a so hogs
u in the near by pen made such a funny
grimac at So COW that the $75 horses
a laughed and they happened o laugh
III rs " ~ WV AhNA NNis
j" The Topeka Commercial club has
recently az dressed letter to the lola
a club suggesting that a meeting of clut
10 representatives of the state be helC
re- at some point soon. Topeka is ar
ranging for system of advertising t.
be employed in the east and will ssh
10 other towns to join in an attempt tC
3r locate industries in Kansas.
i. Humboldt onion: The lola REGIS
TER says "A gang of young men had 3
If ur ring circusn in operation east %
Ut that city last sunday. They had ,
~ dog and wolf fight, then they had I
~ rons ter fight, then hstic encounter
o and before and after all this they
wa0ed war on n barrie of heer. ID on'
mr. this pulverize you ? And from lola
Al too.
ne Herman Pancoast, Charley Womacl
IN Frank Bailey and Frank BrackeridR,
- were out hunting Saturday Afternoon
10 aud while tramping along Elm creek
- bank. not over half mile from town
nj saw what they thought was a coor
~ up a tree. They shot it and wher
~ they got it out of the hole were sur
prised to find that they had killed q
ne large gray fox.
TO Mr.. Mckinney, the young mar
ne whose plans TO start a roofing bust
H. ness here for which he had nearly
finished building of West street
Ia were frustrated by the theft of 500
"a which he had in HE pocket, has de
- cided to sell the building and go on
a, the road for a farm machinery com
A pany for which he has travelled fol
- several years.
1t is reported that the petition o
no the thirty-tive men of the city of Iolt
Oh who wish to become Elks have re
'Is ceived the required number Of sigma
70 lures and been sent to the head Office
Is for action. Favorable action Will be
cnlInWad hy tho amino hara nf n,