The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25

ElDOradO Republicans: ElDorado cut
stone and lola pressed brick will
make our new school building the
handsomest in the state. The dis
trict should in time buy the lots
south of the school grounds and plant
it to trees.
The Sheldon edition of the Topeka
Capital was a success for one week.
but h f. Andrews of Newton. Kan
sas, says, "Beggs' Blood Purifier has
been a standard spring medicine in
his family for twenty years. Per-
manently cures all skin and blood
disorders. sold by all druggists.
Frank jackson was in town We'd
nesday ana he brought the good
news that the sickness OF his daughter
proved TO be not so serious as the
family feared at the time. She swal.
lowed a small amount OF arsenic
placed in her tooth to kill the nerve
and before the doctor could be sum
moned from town she suffered a great
deal.
While Capt. Slower was at
| Topeka ne was giving good straight
talk TO "a crowd VI contractors whom
he ran INTO in architect Hadley's
Office about lola brick and cement and
gas. AS he left the room he said,
/ Come down and see them, gentle-
men" One of them answ cred, 80,
that's not necessary, StOver, you al
ways carry gas well in full opera
ton with you"
! The Western Land d. Loan Com
pany, of Council Grove, Kansas, and
! lola, Kansas, does general real
estate business and soliclts portion
of your business. 1t you want to sell
or buy it is more than likely 1t would
pay you to form the personal ac-
quaintance Of the above firm at as
early time as opportunity will
afford. w. II. Phillips treasurer and
manager of lola office, No. IL, east
Madison avenue, up stairs.
1t is being urged by several of the
business men that every person in
town who owns "A piece OF sidewalk
appoints himself committee of one
to see that that Sidewalk is in good
shape before the first of July as on
that date the government post office
inspector will be here and his decision
in regard to giving lola free delivery
may depend on the condition of the
sidewalks. Every body fix up.
The Northrup bank building is
moving right along now, the iron
work of the basement having all been
put in place and the flooring COM
pleted. A car load of ornamental
brlck-which cost Sll00 by the way
is here and the contractors expect to
begin laying brick next week. The
big building Will then shoot up
rapidly and before summer is over
the handsomest business house in
lola will be completed.
Some time ago the REGISTER pub
lished a note to the effect that if there
was republican living in the county
who was not taking the paper he
would be pleasantly received at this
office. Saturday gentleman from
the north part of the county appeared
and announced that he filled the de-
= scription. He subscribed for and will
, reau the weekly REGISTER hereafter,
the only reason for not doing so be-
fore being that he has liveG i'm the
= county but short time. Who'll be
the next gentleman
One of the most artistic bits of
, decoration in town for the Grand
Lodge meeting was done by Col. w.
ID. Saphar at his residence on South
: Washington avenue. The entire east
2 front of his house was outlined in
t banners, The porch posts were
wrapped with X. p. cOlors, a shield
: in cUlors adorned the peak of the
peak of the roof, the flower stands in
; he front yard were decorated and
/ tall stump was one solid mass of en-
blematc red, yellow and blue. The
: whole was pretty and artistic and
cIeated lots of complimentary COM
ment.
Mrs. Horton, of lakewood, Kansas
, who for several years had been affect
ed with stomach and nerve troubles
, writes: II had consulted the most
, eminent physicians east and west;
they pronounced my case hopeless. /
could not sleep, pain in my head and
back, lost flesh, no appetite, consti-
pated, weak and nervous. | tried
many remedies with no success until
l took Gatlln's Sarsaparilla Celery
Tonic. Commenced to improve at
: once, pain all gone, sleep well, gain
ing in flesh, good appetite, fee last
well as l ever did. Recommend it to
all who have any above symptoms"
100 doses 81. For sale by Evans
Bros and Campbell d Burrell
five were running this town we would
have band stand and have band out every
Saturday afternoon from three till four so
the farmers their wives and children
could enjoy the musil. The town is always
crowded Saturday afternoon with country
people and we would do some thing to make
them enjoy themselves while trading
EldoradO Republican.
There is wisdom in the brothers.
remarks. lola has pretty park
right in the center of the business
part of town. The farmers hitch
their teams to the fence about the
park and on Saturdays crowd it on
three sides, six solid blocks. In the
center of the park is good band
stand and If as recently suggested by
the council seats were placed in the
park and circular tables built around
some of the larger trees the farmers
would many of them eat their lunches
In the shAde of the treea and the