The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-15

ent SHRUBS ana trees nave been taken
and polished and there are sixty-seven
varieties in the collection.
Mr.. Powell was in from west of
Carlyle Monday and reports that the
wind Friday night moved Geo. AK
ley's house several feet off its founda-
dalton. The house is a one-story four
or five room structure and it would
require severe wind to move it.
Miss Berta Kuykendall left Mon
day for Moundville, Mo-, her brother
f. ! b., accompanying her as far as
Rich Hill. She was one of the leading
workers in the G. r. society of the
Presbyterian church and quite a crowd
of her friends were at the train to see
her off.
Poem from the Philippsburg Dis
patch:
He came to see his lady love
Twas 10y the clock nineteen.
This Is the way Il frankly stateD
That they were sitting then.
But when another hour had elapsed
He and the charming miss
Had conquered their formaty,
neutrality-suspicious..
If you want your hair to grow don't
waste time with hair tonics. Get at
the foundation, which lies i'm the hair
cells and blood vessels that supply
them with life. Beggs' Hair Re
newer will do it. 1t has grown hair
on hundreds of bald heads and will
do it for you. Sold by all druggists.
Saturday the residents on south
state street were greatly exercised
over the actions of dog which ira
versed thelstreet swapping and biting
at imaginary things in its way. Those
who saw the animal were sure it was
mad dog and the news spread rapidly
and the women and children of the
neighborhood were considerably
frightened
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Calder, of
Boone, Ia, are in the city and will
probably buy property and make this
their future home. They have been
unable to secure house which suits
them and SO for the present will erect
Il tent on the east side of the square
and camp out while they fall in love
with the town.
Chanute sun: James Gray, son OF
John Gray of this place. Murray
Foults and Dean March. three young
men of Chanute started Monday night
bound for the heart of South Africa.
They went to Kansas City and from
there started to New Orleans, where
they expect to take a transport direct
to the republics of South Africa.
Honest toll brings tired feeling
which is relieved by healthy sleep.
The tired feeling that we mean goes
to bed tired and gets up tired, the
appetite is poor and the energy gone.
There is but one quick, sure and sat
isfactory remedy, Beggs' Blood Pur-
ilier. Take it now. Sold by all
druggists.
Mr.. L. /. Northrup received word
from Washington Monday that the
notes for the Northrup National Bank
would probably be ready in about
two months. As this is at least two
months later than they were expected,
the currency will not be waited for,
but the change from the State to the
National bank will be made some dav
next week.
Last spring f.. J. Evans, Cairo, Ill.,,
was so run down in health had to
give up work. Was also troubled
with boils and eczema. He writes:
Doctors did me no good but before
| had finished one bottle of Beggs'
Blood Purifier, | began to improve
and am now we'll man." Sold by
all druggists.
Charlie Gardner and Ed Smith
came up from Humboldt Tuesday
and Charlie interviewed the cement
company in reference to getting a job.
He is a plumber and they want a man
to look after their pipe and stock de-
partment and had correspondent with
Gardner. He has lot of friends in
town who would be glad to "locate"
him here.
Miss Henrietta Henderson returned
Tuesday from Lawrence where
she this year graduated from the
School of Arts, winning by her ex-
cellent scholarship the honorary de-
gree of Phi Beta Kappa. Her many
lola friends are glad to have her home
again and are proud of the record she
made. There are now five scholar
ship pins from X. U. worn by lola
people.
Readers of the REGISTER will re-
member the statement made in this
paper short time ago that Mr..