The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13

from Chanute. He has shot but two
wells yet. He will shoot others as
fast as he can get to them and soon
oil will be going out by the train load
instead of car load.
The Elsmore band of over twenty
pieces came up to attend theconvention
and serenaded the court house
gang and made music at in
tervals the entire day. The boys
are hansomely uniformed and made
good showing and excellent music.
d. p. Northrup last week drove
about 80 miles, making the circuit of
Piqua, Neosho Falls, Geneva, Colony
and Lone Elm, posting bills ANNOUNCE
ing their great rmoval sale. Walter
Hull posted the east part of the county
the same way and other parts will also
! e covered.
Humboldt Union: Our soda fountain
men make a better cream soda for a
nicke than can be bought in lola or
Chanute for dime, and sell so much |
more of it that at the end of the
season they will have the greatest
balance in their favor, even if their |
profit per glass is less.
Tom Bowlus says he was standing |
! i'm front of the Coates house i'm Kansas !
City the other night in tie center of a |
crowd of Democrat, and large
lnged man stood upand shouted long
and loud that he had money TO bet
that Mckinley was the next president
and he couldn't make bet
r. O. Childs, of Peoria, H., make,
a suggestion OF great value to every
one. "Beggs' German Salve is the
best general household remedy made"
II cures cuts, burns, scalds, old sores,
all skin diseases, and is the ONLY
Pile cure that never fails to cure per-
manentlv.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. DeClute left on
Mondays train for Kansas City
where theywill meet Mr. and Mrs How
land and then make an extended visi
of about two months back east taking
in Chicago. Niagara Falls and Wash
ington. They will also pay a visit TO
their old home in Cold water Michigan
while gone.
; II. NJ. Booth, Elgin, H., who has
= just escaped very dangerous opera
P ton writes us, "Beggs' German Salve
cured me of piles after everything else
! had failed. l was preparing for an
2 operation, as last resort. Would
not be without it if it costs $40 a box.
Sold by all Druggists.
b Mr.. d. p. Northrup reports that his
store did the biggest business last
Saturday that il ever did in any
!, single day in its history. That Is not
bad report for what is generally
considered to be the middle OF dull
y season. BY tremendous effort the
e REGISTER refrains from abiding to
: this proof of the value of advertising.
- Mr.. Frank Jackson calls the atten.
I, lion of the REGISTER to the curious
y fact that nearly all the wild sunfowers
are double this year, and he wonders
d why? The only reason that suggests
y itself to him is that the suntlower ha,
J. simply joined the procession and like
everything else in Kansas has "gon'
Of Republican"
D. Stop your hair falling out. cry
u sipelas resulted in entire loss of m,
hair; two bottles Beggs' hair renewel
he gave me a fine growth" j. A. Lind
IN er, editor Advocate, Humeston, Iowa
" Guaranteed for all scalp diseases; re
en- stores natural growth and color. TT.
it now Sold by all Druggists.
ne People who have been alongthe Neo
De sho bottoms the past week say tina
y they never saw such corn. The field
ce are deep rich green, the stalk
stand straight and strong and tn
ut prospect for big crop is as good a
de could be asked for. Many fields ar
de predicted, barring accidents, to ruI
be 100 bushels to the acre.
n Chanute Times: Ed Register close
up his work in the Allen county norma
lis Friday last. He spent Saturday a
of home and went to Emporia Sunda
IS morning to take up his studies there
Int Ed is fast coming to the front as a
of educator. The lola people were fol
tunate in securicg him for the neN
m year.
a, Cherryvale Clarion: lola will hav
ks a glass factory. 1t will costher abou
no SO, 800, but lola never gives up a goo
lis enterprise because it costs her some
thing, In three months after this faC
rot tory starts she will have all tn
,s- money back with big interest. TIL
- money will be raised by thecommercia