The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-09

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town hae. Vieitors expect us to rival
all the metropolises.
Chauute Tribune prevarication, told
in the hope of getting even for that
keep the cistern from freezing story:
An lola photographer advertlses the
services of young man who will
"take the exterior or interior of hous-
es, rooms, dogs and horses"
The friends of the Masonic frater-
nifty of this city will be pleased to
learn that their charter has been |
granted Tor lola Chapter No. g, Royal
Arch Masons. This only comes after |
a years. probation and is recognition !
of the strength and worth OF the local |
chapter.
To cure bad cold without leaving |
bad after effects, you must remove all
the poisonous matter from the system
Gatlin's Anti Bilious Compound Will |
effectually and pleasantly accomplish |
this in few hours. Try it. Samples |
free at drug store. For sale by local
druggists.
Rev. A. b. Bruner left Tuesday for
! Chanute to attend the annual confer
ence of tho Methodist church, which
convened there and lasts until
next Monday. SO the friends here
" no are anxious that he be returned
to this charge will not be certain
until next week.
Down at Chanute where the M. f..
ministers are in conference, the
Tribune dares to say:
one preacher so we are told, being little
uneasy for fear the supply OF chickens would
run short in Chanute under the great demand
| for them, thoughtfully brought his chickens
with him. He is a kansan
81 was mere wreck-could not
stand on my feet. Beggs' Blood
Purifier saved my life and made me
well ana strong" writes Mrs. II.
Lankelma, Pella, Iowa. Clenses the
blood-prevents and cures disease
"makes sick people we'll" A good
Spring tonic. All druggists.
Sam Gard has broken out violently
and is cutting up pretty rough Some
of his friends claim it is the small pox,
others the chicken poX, others that II
is merely the result of too much
society, while Sam declares ii is the
results of shaving too close and too
often. His face is like Nesuvius, but
it Is not catching.
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receipt from the publishers, the
Union Mutual Music Co.. of 20 east
street, n. Y. City, of copy of "A
Southern Jamboree - one of the latest
and most fascinating negro dance
pieces, which will be sent to anyone
on receipt by the publishers of twenty
cents.
Remember that Putnam Fadeless
Dyes are the Ouly dyes in the world
that are guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. If you use Putnam Fadelees
Dyes and are dissatisfied, send the
empty envelope to Monroe Drug Co.,
Unionville. Mo-, and they will for
ward you 10c for every envelope of
Putnam Fadeless Dyes. Sold by
Campbell a. Burrell.
The Coffeyville papers state that
the government not only sent the re-
, mains of the soldier boys who lost
| their lives in the Philippines home at
{ the governments expense, but paid
J for all the expenses OF the funeral.
Ii this is the case some friend OF the
family should inquire if the same
thoughtful generosity was shown in
the case of William Vancil.
> Mr.. Roy Mack. relative of Mr..
. French of the firm of kreuter d
French, arrived Tuesday from
Kearney, Neb. Mr.. Mack is a
creamery man by profession having
been engaged in that business at
Kearney and at Lafayette, Ind. He
will remain here few days look ing
over the town and will probably do
what others do who come hsre TO look
, buy.
The RILEY Regent has this to say of
man who used to live in lola: "At
a recent meeting of the congregations
D of both this and the Sedalia Pres by
terrain churches Rev. $. A. Alt, of
D Holton, was unanimously chosen as
. pastor of the two charges. Rev. Ait
, ia most excellent gentleman, man
2 of high ideas and highly educated
$ He has a wife and two children and
will move here as soon as he can got
a residence.
The announcement that Harry
! Brister was selected by the council
3 last week to take the place II. G.. Pal
1 string on the police force has been
generally appluded all over town.
Harry ia more or less familiar with
the work on account Of having served
as deputy sheriff and that he will
: make good and efficient officer there
Is no reason to doubt. He is popular
and courageous, two qualities which
will make his work easy and effec-
tive
: G. E. Cory, referee in bankruptcy,
l from Ft. Scott was in townMonday to
. hear the bankruptcy cases of Thos.
[ Jones and Chas. McClain. The latter
= was formerly merchant at Elsmore
where he had stock, he himself
travelling on the road for the National
, Milling and Elevator Co. His affairs
= went wrong and bankruptcy pro-
ceedings were begun. At present
Mr.. McClain IL unable to be present
, and listen to the proceedings. being
J, detained at Oswego by the sheriff.