The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-02-01


probably return and Mr.. Williams
may engage in business.
Among the people who are getting
rich in the West Virginia oil fields is
Mrs. Mary Ihrig, of Sisterville, who
gets about $1,000 week. There are
lots of people in town, If they had w.
j. Ihrig's name, would write and
strike up an acquaintance with her,
Purifes the biood-flls the system
with life, health and vigor. -Begg's
Blood Purifier. 1t cured me of dys-
pepsia and costiveness, and other dis
eases arising from impure blood; l
think it is a splendid medicine" says
Mrs. Alice Reed, Butler, Mo. Evans
Bros.
The south wall OF the Masonic
Temple is up one story and the found
ations are being completed and lumber
and iron for the building delivered.
When the Northrup bank moves and
the old building disappears the new
three-story brick will be hustled right
along.
| 1t is very probable that no bad results will
be visited upon Chanute over the visit OF lola s
small pox suspect, David Washington, in this
city. Eleven days have passed and no cases
are reported among those exposed. -Chanute
Sun.
Well, heaven be praised! This sus-
pense has been awful!
81 strongly recommend Beggs'
Cherry Cough Syrup; it cured me Of a
throat and lung trouble of many years
standing. MRS. j. Bremen, Rifle,
Colo. Cures, coughs, colds asthma,
bronchitis, lagrippe, pneumonia,
whooping cough, Group and consump-
ton. Evans Bros.
Mr.. Addison Sleeth, of Humboldt,
was one of the pleasant visitors at the
REGISTER office today. He gave it as
his opinion that the majority of the
people in Humboldt Cottage Grove
ndILogan would vote for new court
house if the question were submitted
to the people.
Jack Koont2, of Gas City, who do
e mated two Belgian Hares to the Elks
! bazaar, says the hares will be on hant
today for delivery to the lucky winner
o who happens to be George Bundloss
: New London, Connecticut. So if yoI
happen to "see George" tell him t,
+ call on the secretary and get hi
!, hares.
n Stop your hair from falling out
"Erysipelas resulted in the entire los
% of my hair: two bottles Begg's Hal
q Remover gave me fine growth.
4 John A. Under, Editor Advocate
Humeston, la. GUARANTEED for a.
! scalp diseases: restores natural growt
! and color. Evans Bros.
If Nevada, No., Mail: VIM. Funsto
who was sent to the Nevada asylum /
Il October, died Thursday. The decea,
If ed was seventy years of age and wa
n a prominent citizen of Pulaski county
, He was an uncle of Col. Fred Funsto
of Kansas, who won much praise fc
10 his services in the Philippine Island
e as Colonel of the Goth regiment.
~, Chanute Tribune: Rev. w. r. Al
CELL who has been assisting Rev
Howell in series of revival meeting
III at the U. b. church, left for lola t
y day, where he will start another serit
u" of meetings. Much interest was man
> fesred in the meetings here and thel
were a number of conversions and a,
'P ditions to the church as a result
~ them.
81 enclose "a check to renew my SUI
scriptiOn to the best county paper
have ever seem is the complimental
beginning of letter to the REGISTF
49, from /. O. Denman, formerly-o
-, Allen-county boy, but now success
ful physician of Charleston, III. NJ
49,, Denman's old friends will be glad
on know that he reports a large and co
=. stantly increasing practice.
g. 1t is said that despite all his etTor
Andrew Carnegie's wealth is becomir
49, more and more monumental. WI
~ don't the proper lola people gent
-, let him into the secret that there won
~ be no deaths from heart failure shou
he put up &c., for library here.
handsome little building on one corn
ar of the square would certainly impro
CT the looks, and Andrew hasn't said
as wouldn't do it.
The reception at the home of MI
Dv E. V. Lanyon Friday afterno'
r. and evening was most enioyat
he affair. The beautiful house was de
IF GRATED with palms and towering plan
III and with mistletoe, brought from TIE
as by the Messrs. Northrup. Mus
ho was softly waited through the ROOF
-. and Mrs. h. V. Lanyon, Mrs. Sa