The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-06


All other dyes require from one to
four hours. 10c per package. Sold
by Campbell & Burrell.
The Northrup bank building is up
one story and is showing its beauty
now. The arched windows and the
ornamental corner door are fine and
it was good Kansas sentiment to have
the ornaments over the door, big ears
of corn.
Walt McNeal watched Spencer's
hares a while recently and about
an hour later he took friend aside
and remarked" believe that hare
talk is fake. | counted those when
they came an hour ago and there are
no more now than there were then"
Il. NJ. Booth, Elgin. H., who has
just escaped very dangerous opera
ton writes us "Beggs' German Salve
cured me of piles after everything else
had failed. | was preparing for an
operation, as Il last resort. Would
not be without it if it costs S1Oa box.
Sold by all Druggists
superintendent Billbe says he never
in his experience had so satisfactory
corps of instructors as he had at this
years normal They worked together
tremendously and there never was the
slightest hint OF criticism on the part
of any of the students of any. depart
ment OF any instruction.
\ bald head or an untidy condition
of the hair causes more unhappy hours
than any other condition of life.
Avoid these by using Beggs' Hair Re
newer. 1t cures all scalp diseases,
stops hair falling out and grows hair
on bald heads. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Sold 10y all Druggists.
Miss Emma Fowler, who has been
visiting her brother Il. p. Fowler,
for the .past month, left Tuesday
train for Washington, Iowa. to
spend the Fourth with friends at that
place. Her nephew. Frank Fowler,
accompanied her and will spend the
remainder of the summer in Ohio.
thinking his health may be bettered.
lola Away, did think that Chanute
girls were dead slow but it Il, an
established fact now. one of them
who was visiting here missed the pas
senger recently and came very near
missing the freight OF course she
felt dreadfully chained over the
affair and refused to he comforted un-
til the lola boy offered to accompany
her home.
Eugene Confans used to live at
Bronson where he ran paper and
was widely known as an honest man.
Later he went to Fit. Scott, and here
comes a story which he tells of the
time he was back in Illinois when he
y had to take an oil can and go through
u a cornfeld to grease the joints in the
corn stalks to prevent hot-boxes as a
i result of the rapid growth"
Mr.. Baird, of Ramsay Bros. re-
ports that they are more than pleased
with the way their nine cent sale is
taking. Yesterday was the first day
- and the store was crowded all day
= one of the clerks told a REGISTER
" man that she was "plum tired out"
already. The crowd today has been
j. equally as large as the one yesterday
- and already the sale may be pro-
nounced success Tomorrow is
the last day of the sale.
Humboldt Herald; J. II. Miller, of
this city, made application st this
term of court to be admitted to pract-
ice as an attorney at law. A COM
: Travis Morse and b. ID. McClain was
appointed to examine him and they
J reported favorably yesterday morn
ing. 1t is said that Mr.. Miller pass
ed an exceptionly good examination.
His many friends congratulate him
and the Herrld heartily joins in wish
him success.
A persistent bum begged from
every one he met on the street about
, one o'clock last week. He was
sullen-looking, able-bodied man and
did not fare very we'll. He finally
struck Ira Kelly for money. Kelly
told him that he could get all the
work he wanted. THAT'S not what
I'm talking about" said the bum. II
want money, not work" Kelly noted
that he worked for his money, and
advised his chance acquaintance to
try the method.
Miss Clifford Mitchell has resigned
from the board of county examiners
and j. Q. Roberts has been appointed
in her place. Her resignation was
rendered because the duties of the