The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11

| lnen Duy III OF geo. W. stephenson Nv
| La Harpe.
Mrs. Albert Hill, one mile east OF
Piqua, has Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale at 75cts per setting or three set
tings for 81.
Above all things-Do not buy shoes
of any description until May 2Ist.
Then save money by going to Geo. w.
Stephenson at La Harpe.
Do you absolutely need shirt?
Get along with the old one until Mon
day May 21st if you can for then Geo.
w. Stephenson will have his store
open at La Harpe.
We know it will be hard on the
system to do without groceries until
May 2lst but it would pay-for Geo.
w. Stephenson opens up his new store
at La Harpe. on that day.
A force of men is at work laying
the heavy crossings around the square
so as to come nearer accommodating
the crowds which will walk on them
this summer. At the present rate of
growth these crossings will have to
be enlarged about once year.
The Anheuser- Busch Brewing Co.,
of 81. Louois, this week placed an or
der with a cork firm for 4s0, 900 pounds
of cork to be prepared for use In quart
and pint packages. 1t 10 estimated
that this order will mean over l00..
DOC, 900 corks. 1t will take about two
years to complete their delivery.
J. E. Jones and w. l.. BaItels went
to Independence Saturday and
visited the new Masonic hall at that
place. They say it is one of the
handsomest and nicely arranged halls
they ever saw. They are still gather
ing pointers for the hall to be built
here.
Over ten thousand lives have been
lost in the African War. Ten times
rs many die every year as result of
impure blood, which could be saved
by using Beggs' Blood Purifier. "It's
the best spring medicine ever made"
Fred Ackerman, Moberly, Mo.
Sold by all druggists.
Good 100 acre farm with fair i'm
provements, three miles to town, close
to school in Usage county, Kansas and
encountered for $1,000. Will trade
equity for dwelling, livery barn or
: livery stock in lola, Kansas, or Joplin
Mo Geo. w. Morris, Lyndon, Kan
{ sas.
IA II has been the dream for years OF
A. the G.. A. Il. Post here to erect "A tall
and stately flag staff in front of their
hail from which the stars and stripes
N shall float daily, and now that the
T. old tree is out of the way the com.
y rades are planning to carry out theil
y idea.
Among the gentlemen who have
q recently located here is DIR. H. w
er Hubbell. Oklahoma, who has opene
v up an office in rooms 3 and over thu
OF New York store. DR.. Hubbell is {
hysician and surgeon and has rented
in house at 406 north Walnut as 8
K residence.
g Mrs. J. Francis, Florence, Kansas
C. says. ~ was all run down in health
worn out, weak, my appetite wa
b. pOor, 1 could not sleep and doctor
ok did me no good. took Beggs' BlOo'
sll Purifier and gained ten pounds II
to two weeks and am now in perfec
up health. Sold by all druggists.
~ At Fort Scott the most DESTRUCTIVE
storm experienced in many moon
ia prevailed Sunday night. 1t bleN
er down telephone wires and blocke
street car lines In the business par
OF the town signs were scattere
'rs through the streets. and small build
ings we're damaged,
~ The Sheldon edition of the Topek
III CapitaI was success for one weel
Gu but f f. Andrews of Newton. Kar
as sas, says, "Beggs' Blood Purifier ms
eu been a standard spring medicine
his family for twenty years. Pc
on manently cures all skin and bloc
pc disorders Sold by all druggists.
"a The Kansas City Plumbing an
VS. Supply Co., whose ad will be foun
as i'm another column of the REGIsTEI
have their rooms fitted up and al
Ter ready for business In the rudC
re, building on North jefferson Avenu
at They are pleasant gentlemen an
he will be glad to have you call and g,
ng acquainted.
Bryan Is fine specimen of robu
at and vigorous manhood, because he
to In good health. It's easy. Kee
your blood in a healthy conditiC
rly with Beggs' Blood Purifier and Bloc
nae Maker, and you will be strong an
healthy. It's guaranteed to give ga
,ot isfaction. Sold by all druggists.
M. An lola man who was in Kansi
ed CITY Sunday came home with a stor'
70. He heard May Irwin at the Coat,
for opera house and all he remembers
the play is this conundrum: fla he
laid an orange instead ofan egg WIFI
be would the little chickens saw? An
RIM wer: Oh, see what an orange ma
Is malade. Did you notice itO
et,I The funeral OF Miss Ida WilsC
VIA was held SATURDAY. and the remain
n m
lily Wilson had large circle Of frienC
ort in and around LaHarpe and the
lay were twenty five carriages In II
viii procession which followed the 7
ner mains from the LaHarpe church
the cemetery in lola.
ate IL was not lonR ago Uhal arm