The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31

Frank f. Smith has s65 600 to loan
on farms at the lowest rate.
You have several dollars worth OF
old clothes that are good but soiled.
Dye them over with Putnam Fadeless
Dyes and they will be new again. Only
takes one hour and they will not stain
your hands or vessels. Sold by Camp
bell Il Burrel.
Stop your hair falling out. cry
sipelas resulted in entire loss of my
hair: two bottles Beggs' hair remover
gave me fine groth." j. A. Lind
er editor Advocate. Humeston. lava.
Guaranteed for all scalp diseases; re-
stores natural growth and color. Try
it now. sold by all Druggists.
A middle aged man, in sound health. /
and of good character, wishes to corr
respond with a lady from 50 to 20
years of age matrimonially inclined. /
References given and required. /.
Christian lady preferred. All COR
respondence strictly confidential and
letters returned when requested. Adj ,
dress &. b. Corson, lock box SO. /
lola Kansas.
a bald head or an untidy condition
of the hair causes more unhappy
hours than any other condition of
life. Avoid these by useing Breggs'
Hair Remover. 1t caues all scalp dis
eases, stops hair falling out and
grows hairson bald heads Guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. Sold by all
| Druggists.
In Justice Pottcr's court Saturday
! ing Joe Smith, of LaIIarpe, was found
guilty of leading an assault last week
on load of watermelons brought to
that town 10y w. j. Simmons, Of
/ Leanna. Sixty melons were taken be-
| fore the old man discovered his loss
and Joe was the only man he caught
red handed. The fine was SO and
costs. Joe appealed.
Harry Bassett has finished his work
at Henderson ~ Powell's and left
Saturday evening for his home in
Moran. He will remain there a short
time and then 90 to Tennessee where
he expects to attend college this
coming winter. Harry is an ex-
ceptionally bright boy and has
always been good student and
he will doubtless win honOrs.
Saturday evening the country about
Northcote, west of Colony, was visited
by a tornado. \ number of buildings
We're entirely or partially demolished.
including the NJ. +. Church which was
totally destroyed. The Missouri Pa
cilic depot also suffered. Country
buildings were also damaged. Great
damage was done to corn and to grain
stacks No persons We're injured.
The new pumping plant of the Gem
ent plant will be on the II. A. Ewing
farm on the Neosho When the first
plant was put in it was believed that
one of the larger pools in the creek
would be ample but during the present
summer the water got pretty low and
permission was secured from Mr..
Ewing to cross his land. The new
pump will be located not far below
the Lanyon Zinc Company's pumping
station.
Mr.. James r. Marshall and Miss
Anna Valentine were united in mar
riage Tuesday at the home of the .
bride, parents on north Washington
avenue by Rev. Jacoby. The groom I.
is well known young man of this /
city who for some time has been em-
ployed in the western part of the state .
running a threshing outfit whore he
expects TO return with his bride. Miss
Valentine has large circle of friends
in this city and the REGISTER Joins
them in wishing the young people Joy. I.
Cards of invitation have been issued
to attend the wedding of Mr.. n
Ralph Richards to Miss Ida Nutz of
FIT. Scott. Mr.. Richards formerly
lived here and has many friends who
will rejoice in his good fortune, for
the young lady whom he has won is a
most beautiful and charming young
woman. The happy event will take
place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Harriet e. Nutz on We'd
nesday evening September II.
See Frank E. Smith for loan on
your farm for he has $50, 900 to loan
at the lowest rate.