The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-04

Mrs. j. Francis, Florence, Kansas,
says, ~ was all run down in health,
worn out, weak, my appetite was
poor, 1 could not sleep and doctors
did me no good. took Beggs' Blood
Purifier aud gained ten pounds In
two weeks and am now in perfect
health. Sold by all druggists.
Tom Milne has received a sample of
the souvenir badges to be given to the
visiting Knights of Pythias. They
are of zinc, one face showing q block
of retorts in operation and the other
gas we'll on fire. The medals will be
hung on ribbon bages and will make
handsome souvenirs of the meeting
The Sheldon edition of the Topeka
Capital was a success for one week,
but r. #. Andrews of Newton. Kan
sas, says, "Beggs' Blood Purifier has
been standard spring medicine in
his family for twenty years. Per-
manently cures all skin and blood
disorders. Sold by all druggists.
d. j. Green valid, = prominent mer-
chant of Topeka, and Mr.. M. 5nat.
finger, prominent capitalist ofthe
came place, were in town yesterday
looking over the place. Both ex-
pressed Themselves as much pleased
and gave IL as their opinion that lola
lie but started on the road to greatness.
Bryan lie q fine specimen of robust
and vigorous manhood, because he is
In good health. It's easy. Keep
your blood in a healthy condition
with Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker, and you will be strong and
healthy. It's guaranteed TO give sat-
| lofa 0Ni AAlA hxyo al
There lie a young man in this town
whoee salary isn't any bigger than
some which other boys spend in
riotous living who on each pay day
hands half the sum to his best girl
and she keeps it until he has thus
deposited SOS when he puts 1t in the
bank. There ought to be more Of this
story, but there lent, at least not
now.
Humboldt's Fire department has
persuaded the. council to order
Paige chemical and water engine
which 10 expected to reduce the in.
sursnce rates. The city owns three
large cisterns which they will list at
5000 each and on the basis OF having
$1,000 invested in fire apparatus 800
year is expected from the State fire.
mans fund.
Mr.. James A. Jeffries and Mics
Gertie l.. Harvey were united in
marriage Tuesday at the Presby-
terian parsonage by Rev. Leonard
and they will commence hOusekeep-
ing at once about two miles southeast
of town where Mr.. Jeffries lie engaged
in farming. Both the young people
! H.,
friends who wish them every joy.
Fl. Scott Monitor: Grand Master
/, Workman Crider has no fears but
what Kansas will be awarded the
s., 900 for increasing its mem bership
= twenty-five per cent within one year
The order has until May 20 to get 900
) new members. Last month 1900
: candidates were received. The prize
10 offered by the supreme lodge.
/ Northrups' Bank Is getting ready to
3 change to Northrups' National Bank.
7 The process OF changing the chArAc-
( ter Of Its assets has been going on
: some time so as to conform to the laws
regulating national banks. This
, morning the new set Of signature and
!, cancellation stamps were received
and the issue of $4,000 worth OF
/, money which the bank will circulate
Is being printed.
Harry McNiel has for some time
been clerking at Brigham's grocery
. ana meat market and he likes the
|. work so well that he will purchase an
, interest in the business providing
: satisfactory terms can be arranged.
The stock will be invOiced next week
A oh hat III a,
3 McNiel will have sign out before
l many moons. And 1t will be q sign
\ to have confidence in.
!, Five shots were fired in the south
west part of town the other night
And now it developes that a loving
= husband was merely trying to amuse
! his wife by making her believe he in
= tended to kill her. Her JOY came in
A after the shooting, when she found
. herself unhurt. 1t is q fashion OF
showing love which his ancestora
/ brought from Ethiopia and which he
a has introduced into their Arcadia.
t The officers of the high school
3 alumni association have issued their
g invitations to the alumni for tn o
annual banquet to be held at the
|. o. o. +. hall in lola May %. The
, officers are Mrs. Sadie Thompson,
! Secy.; Miss Sadie Post, Rec. Secy
: Richard Hankins, Treas. An early
= response to the circular letter and the
paying of the annual dues are essen
tial to the success OF the association
{ and of the banquet.
The owners OF Highland Place
have bought car load of lumber and
will build sidewalk across the
tract from the southwest 10 the north
east, connecting with the walk into
town. There will be half a mile OF
J 1t and the owners hope that it's con-
: structlon will encourage house build
! ing. DR.. Swain, of Aliceville, has a
! lot and will build, Prof. Cline, OF
Moran, owns lot, and today e. ID.
Jones, school teacher from Ander-