The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-15

The connection between Easter
eggs and Easter bunnets seem rather
vague. A dyed egg means chick
killed: bonnet means u check kill
ed. The chickens nill never appears,
but the millner's invariably does.
Habitual constipati'" is the door
through which many 81 the serious
ills of the body are admitted. The
occasional use Of Prickiy Ash Bitters
will remove and cure this distressing
condition. Sold by Chas. Is. Spencer
d Co.
Mr.. Hoag, Of Newton, is in town
investigating the habits aud habi-
tats of natural gas for the benefit OF
the good people OF Newton who have
been smelling strange smell lately
and are anxious to know whether it
is natural gas or not.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
held meeting Friday night last
week and initiated six new members
bringing the total up to over one hun
dred. Having filed up their ranks
thusly, the ladies filled them up again
with an abundant supper.
Frank Travis says he was beaten
ut the recent election for various reas-
ons among them being because he was
"ftn by the world, the flesh, the de-
vii, the opposition, the ministerial
alliance, the prohibitlonists, the
joinists and the resubmissiouisls.
On the lot on North Washington
made vacant by the removal Of Bot
Harris house will be erected a hand.
some brick livery barn. Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Hart will build it and probably run it,
More could not be learned at present,
but full particulars will be given later
w. l.. Bartels rented the two front
rooms of his new building Saturday
to DR.. Williamson, late of Trinidad,
Colo. The doctor Is "a young man OF
pleasing address and has an excellent
reputation in his profession and he
will doubtless he able TO work up a
lucrative practice here.
VIM. Huber was IN from Deer
Creek today circulating paper fol
the benefit of Mr., Gibbs who lost his
barn, horses and whole work outfit
by fire the other night. What sue
cess he had could not be learned, but
the cause for which he was working
was most worthy one,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Gibbs, of Elm
township. who lost their barn and its
contents by fire last week, ask the
REGISTER to express their heartfelt
thanks to their neighbors and to the
people of lola for the very generous
sum of money which they so Literally
contributed to make good the loss.
A direct rumor comes from Hum
boldt to the effect that by threaten
ing to boycott the gas line, the people
of that city were rewarded with a re-
duction of the gas rates from g 80 t.
! 81 90. This would seem to be borne
out by the fact that the booming o
anvils was heard during the night.
Mr.. Purcell the tailor who cam,
down from Garnett some time az,
| has decided to return there as he haC
/ better trade i'm the old town. A
soon as his room was known To bt
vacated, half dozen applicants pu
in bid, but Walt Mcneil won GU
aud will take possession in the nea
future.
J II. Newbarn, NJ. D., of White
field, one of the foremost doctors IL
the Indian Territory writes: 81 hav
recommended and sold Beggs Bloo'
Purifier for the past five years ant
am pleased to say it has no equal il
any blood medicine that / have eve
tried" Sold by Spencer, North Sid
Druggist.
G. Copper and Harry Burnham wer
down from Carlyle the other da!
with ten wolfscalps for which the
received twenty dollars. Finding
nest of wolves on ones farm beat
running bank and some poet shoul
indite a few stanzas to the Kansa
Wolf, ranging it alongside of tn
Steer and Hen.
Two young people came down tn
street Tuesday, followed by two mor'
The man had on prince Albert, tn
girls cheeks were red. The reporte
went to The court house and fonnd "a
he expectedD that Judge Smith ha
married Geo, II. Sheep, of Colony, t
Pearl Gurley, of Colony. May the
live long and prosper.
salt Lake City, Utah. Beg gs Mfl