The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 5

ONg WEEK COMMENCING Monday, May 27 i RIVERSIDE PARK! A New and Superb Show Throughout, tall and Overflowing with the and Most Ingenious Attractions Gathered from all Parts of the World. The Great Patterson Co. SCJUE THE Hirefstarvrhg Amid Plenty SeTH CLASS TO OBADUATE FBOM IOLA HIGH SCHOOL. THIKTY-THREE MEMBERSi IX THE GRADUATING CLASS. Twenty-seren of These Are Gtrls aid Sis Are Who Wfll Graduate.

Assassins of Sorrow! Purveyors of Pleasure! 225-People-225 Given Under Auspices of M. A. Camp No. 96 CITY JfKWS. "Tito Murrhige Yon" nt the Grand lonigiit.

Drs. Lathrop, Osteopaths, OTer Our Way. 11. 11. Can- and C.

llereh- berper. niil soldiers, prepared suits the mayor aliening violation i)f llie old preference Uiw. The suits will lie in the Supreme Court and will be prosecuted iiy ilie city attorney. Attorney (ioneral and Advocate of the (i. A.

It. in Kansas. The plaintiffs declare the has denied them, appointment and refuses to state his reasons for not observSim the requirements of the law. E. C.

Pope, paper hanger. "Phone 1SS0. Mundis' Cold Cream does the work MR. of riussett. who has been suffering several days with, an attack of appendicitis was taken 'his morning to Tojieka a'ld will he operated upon sonic time today.

Jamison was not in a dangerous conditioti and his friends have every hope 'hat he will undergo the operation successfully. Wahoo at J. P. Mundis Co. P.

E. TVangh, Dentist Thone 1400, TOP NOTCH or QUALITY Colgate 6 foilet Requisites The very of Talcum Powders, Pei and Vaseline ISCH window at SPENCER'S The Ainlome stock company will put on The Murringe Vow at the Grand Theater tonight. Prices 10 and cents. The commencement exercises of the 25th graduating class of the Tola high school will be held tomorrow evening at the Grand theatre, beginning at 8 o'clock. The Rev.

8. 8. Kstey. ot Topeka, who Is considered one of the strongest speakers In the state Is to deliver the address. The first part of the program will be taken up by the Iola High School chorus of 150 trained voices, rendering the niUFical cantata, "The of the Hell." The chorus has been working on this cantata for soveral and that par 1 of the program promises to he exceedingly good.

Frank Riddle, president of the hoard of education will present the diplomas to the members ot the grad catinc class. This year's class is the third largest class graduated front the Iola High school since Its organization. There are XI In the class. 6 boys and 27 girls. The clos? roll is: Mary Anderson.

Florence Rnth Anderton. Frederick Oazlay Apt Alfa Maud Ard. Edna Mabel Badley. Ivy Jane Bayless. Florence BcdeV Xewton Brigham.

Gertrude Amelia Canatsey. Delia Terlsha Fetters. Anna Amanda Carroll. Lulu Culbertson. Georce Clark Palgarno.

Ida Miranda Day. Rdna Lcnora Duncan. Josephine Freeman. Harviy Augusta's Heller. Ruby Nondez Heller.

Mam'e Delia Hoerning. Ethel F. Hortnn. Archibald Phillip HottenMeln. Trean D.

I.owdermllk. Harriett Stewart McMillen. Maxic Weare Noyes. Clare Praett. Gertrude May Ragle.

Elma I.eona Snyder. Verna Alma Strode. Addie.E. Sutherland. Lucy Flizabeth Wilson.

Grosy Ellen Wrav. James Clayton Woodin. Rose Klla WTHght. The full program follows: Motto: (Keep Your Eyes looking Higher.) Small johs of plastering done by A. Hills, till South First.

Phone 112Z. GEORGE E. Nicholson and N'mtliriip left this afternoon for Chicago. 111., on business connected with the Kansas Portland Cement plant. We guarantee nil our 2 tootb brushes.

11. Mundis Co. Plan on t-i Vake Every Street ami THK WW rsfnuraut todaj receive! silver spoons. forks ind 1." i kt'tves are to he used for tlie the Alitinni banquet ni-ht of See A. II.

for tmlt kinds fl shrubbery. an' School of Call W. i. in. of P.

Hall. in. or Thursday PR. HARRY Wiley went to Yates Center this morninc to attend th( rneniorial. at that place.

ne Vow. Dr. nolds Mire tit ve it. The Grand tonight. Marriage .1.

Dentist, over Bey Drug Sli re. 1213. J. P.ARNES of the finn of Oylcr Panic-, returned night from Pittsbntg where he had eharce of a Squill suit. Mr.

Harnes was attorney for the plaintiff. A. G. Hinton. The case was settled for Highest price paid for horse and beef hides at B.

S. Barnard's, S24 and "20 North Buckeye. Hnghrs for li'e Insurance. Phone 415 Co is In Eureba today Memorial address 'o the 'ahoiat" preparations been i' fr th" prnji'-r cbserv- ance of the at Eercka. THE CHOP HOUSE US (M.

flood to Eat. Open All NlgHt. Smith Trurlf write Ingnraaee. K. I-.

Buckner. bicycle and general repair. Schell McCaJl hardware store. East Side. GENE cnoi 'CH came in from Erie toi 'jty to t' over Sunday.

He has been working with the Kansas Southern Elec'ric surveying gang. Dr. J. Satclllfc Old Ceart Phone Farm and city loans, lira and tornado Insurance. R.

M. Cunningham, old court honse. SAM GORMI.I. a workman at the United Iron Works, suffered a bad iv bruised foot by tfce falling of some heavy iron yesterday afternoon and message. (The poem Is "The Lady of Life." As the procei-s of the melting and mould tu of the motal progresses, the pcet seems to hear It ringing the stages in the life of the man, beginning with hi- h'rth and ending with his death baptism, his youth, his v.nnderingB, his return, his love, and murrlage, his prosperity and misfortune make up the motive of the poem.) PART II.

Invocation Rev. L. C. Harnish Address to Class Dr. 8.

S. Estey Prosrutatiun of Diplomas Frank Riddle. President of Board of Education. Valedictory Song Class of '07 Benediction Rev. L.

C. Harnish THE LAV OF THE BELL A Cantata. Von Schiller. Romberg. Music It is what we digest not what we eat, that counts.

Many who suffer -from some form of Indigestion digest so Httie food that they do not sustain the normal functions of the body, Hence they have a wide variety of nervous and other symptoms. Our DYSPEPSIA TABLETS help to break famine at once. They directly aid dlgesing food. henCe nutrition becomes better right away. These tablets relieve and all forma of Indigestion.

Money back if they fail. Price 25, 50c and 91.00. frirrJr Brat STon The Rexall Store. WEST SIDE SQUABE. TO THE HIGH SCHOOL PART I.

the earth right firmly planted" Harold Fulton labor we prnnaro in earnest'" High School Polo Take for wood the stem of pine trees Fulton In the earth profoundly hidden." bubbles upward rising" Fulton Soprano what the burst of joyous clamor" Florence Root tender longing, hope delightsome" Miss Root. D. Blllbe stern and gentle troth have plighted." H. Heller Soprino passion gave way, yet love is Ruth the cood man with cheerful eyes." Sextett none may with fate supernal." Solo the casting all is ready" Fred Steele helpful is the might of fire." sad glance on the ruin backward throwing" H. Heller the mold of clay compacted" D.

O. Jones Mother Earth, our work committing." Soprano the it Is. the one" Ruby Heller the bell is slowly cooling" H. Fiilton Soprano the weary wanderer Hellet ft "Sacred order, rich In bk ssinsr" active bands combining." Quartette and and Concord." has made our work to prosper" H. Heller.

concord and In love or one another." Recitation with arm and rope united" Fred Steele Hiorn "Sh? is Moving." to all." be this her concord be her name Little Daughter Chas. Tinstofl Fas All. Might. Nellie, the three year old ot Chas. Funaton of North Buckeye street, was seriously injured and was unconscious the greater part of last night as a result of being thrown from a delivery wagon.

The accident occurred at the corner or Buckeye and Lincoln street. Mr. Fjinston had taken hhv two children. Nellie, aged three and WJUIe, aged 6 with him to deliver groceries. He left the two children in the wafon and went to deliver some groceries on North street While in the house the delivery team became frightened at a passing wagon.

The horses started east on Lincoln and in attempting to turn the corner at Buckeye street the wagon was upset and the children were thrown to the hard ground. little girl when picked up by neighbors was unconscious and throughout, the night remained The boy was badly bruised but did not suffer any serious injuries. The friends, of the little girl are greatly concerned about ber condition and fear that she might have been injured internally! In ten after the accid'nt four doctors had arrived upon the scene Neighbors who saw '-the accident immediately telephoned for a doctor and the rfsult was that four doctors In all were telephoned for. tho A New Line. Che BaftlaylSKields.

THE STORE THAT All Save Two of a Class of Forty-two From the Graded Schools. Forty-two members in class. Thirty-five promotions. Thirty-three enter high school. One will teach.

One to hoarding school. Twenty-nine will take manual train ing. Twenty-eight will take the Latin course. The class which goes from the Jefferson building this year to the high school. Is probably the strongest class ever promoted from the eighth grade in the Iola schools.

It is decided that thirty-five members of the class of forty-two are certain of promotion while several others may be promoted. The remarkable feature of the class Is the fact that all hut two will enter the Iola high school. Miss Pearl Ford expects to secure a country school and take up teaching and Mary Northrup expects to attend a higher school in the east and will not enter the Iola high school. This means that every member of the class will still continue to study. Several years ago it was not an un common thing to have a third of the class quit school upon finishing the work in the eighth grade.

Mnnnal Training: for OlrR The teachers In the Jefferson build ing are expecting the school board to take some measures for the establishing of a girl's manual training de partment in the high school next year and one of the questions which was inked the members of the class was whether or not they would want to 'ake manual training work. Of the class only six stated that they ivould not want to take the work. The will be given lessons in sewing while the boys will be given work In planning, sawing and finish work. The members of the Jefferson eighth grade class who are certain of promotion are: Ruth Allison. Claudia Bowers.

Ella Burtnctt. Ruth Chancelor. John Clayton. Iva Coffey. Clyde Colby.

Herbert Crangle. Margaret Curtis. Viola Dalgarno. Pearl Ford. Edith Frost.

Clinton Garrett. Martin Hershkowitz. Oril Horner. Eddell Jones. Onal Klein.

Edna Klein. Minnie Kranse. Merl Mason Helen McKinney. Nellie Mones. Mary Northnip.

Elmer Payne. Jessie Randolph. Forrest Ritter. Frank Root. Ewing Scott.

Martha Shultz. Elizabeth Smith. Cleone Stebbins. Bessie Templin. Cale Thomas.

Truman Thompson. CROWDS AT THE CARMYAL. Despite Threatening Weather Many Attended Last Night Another large crowd attended tho caru'val at the Fair grounds yerter- afternoon and evening. The after noon crowds are not what they might be but the management Is very well DlPRse with the crowds in the even- They have been very good considering the threatening weather. Pertaps the leading feature of the ten cent Is "George" a negro iian who is thirty seven years old ind weighs thirty flive pounds.

He says that ho has been business twenty-three years. He dances and sings to entertain the 'yrge crowds that gather. chickens at the Our Way. Will pay beet price. WANTED, young chickens; nt Our Way.

Will pay best price, FORMER Assistant City Clerk bert Allen has taken a position with the Kansas Portland Cement company. Mr. Allen Is at present 'cmP'oy- in the accounting department of that company. The Kansa- Portland offers fine chances for a yonng man and advancement is rapid. The many- friends of Mr.

Allen will be 'glad to learn of his cood fortune In securing such an excellent position. Dr. 3. F. Jameson, qnallled Douglas Bros.

Bare. Phoue 18. TO WOMEN A Little Sound AdTlce Will Help Many a Sufferer in Iola. No woman can be. healthy and weli if tbe kldnevB are sick.

Poisons that pass off in the urine when the kidneys are well are retained in the body when the kidneys are sick. Kidneys and bladder get inflamed and swollen, crowding the delicate female organs nearby and sometimes displacing them. This Is the true cause of bearing-down pains, lameness, backache, sldeache, etc. Uric poisoning also causes headaches, dizzy spells, languor, nervousness and rheumatic pain. When suffering so.

try Doan's Kidney Pills, the remedy that cures sick kldnej-s. You will get better as the kidneys get better, and health will return when the kidney's are well. Let an Iola woman tell you about Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, of 201 South Walnut street, Iola, Kans, says: "For a year or more before I got Doan's Kidney Pils at Chas.

B. Spencer 6 drug store, I had severe pain in my back Just acrrtss the Tolns, especially noticeable when about to retire at night. I could not He on my hack without suffering, and added to this there was distressing retention of the kidney secretions. For two or three days at a time there would he no passage I read about Doan's Kidney Pills curing others and I got them A few doses proved that I was taking the right remedy. When I stopped taking it the action of my kidneys was normal, the backache was relieved and I was no longer troubled with dizziness, while my general health was improved.

My -daughter also used Doan 's Kidney Pflls and values them as highly as I drt." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the take no other. Try a Want In tha Reglafar.

For Commen ceni cnt Yon will find a nice Hne of Presents LtfFLER'S per 20c per 15c 25c 25c rb-mkmr AT THE GRAND Tho Copoismd Bros. Stock Co. Admlmmlmm 10m. rr teftte. TTcM Off tern Opmn Ourlmlm at Bi30 THEATRE OPEN TO-NIQHT.

The Famous Swanson Moving Pictures Truant," "Too Much Mother-tn-Law," "Playing "Flowery Fairy." and Illustrated Song: "When My Golden Hair Has Turned to Silver Gray." 18 BEAUTIFUL HAND COLORED PICTURES Change of Program Every Day. Admission 5 Conts TO-NIGHT Electric Park Stock Co. In "MY PARDNER" Band Concert at Beginning Sunday, May 2. "THE VIRGINIAN" Special PRICES 5c Doors Open 7:30 Curtain 8:30 Kinetoscope Theatre Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs. OPEHS SATURDAY, JUttE f.

to 8. North 3M0 Square. 7 to OPENING. 'An Up-to-Date Song, of Program Dairy. FRYER BROS.

Is where you will find plenty of good things to eat. Below we quote you a few prices: 1 3 lbs. Good Prunes for California Pears, good ones. can California Apricots, good ones, can 3 packages Egg-O-See for 1 package Mothers Oats 3 packages PIckWIck Oats 2 packages Shredded Wheat Biscuits 25c Regular 25c peaches, per can 20c New Potatoes, per peck 40c Get your order In early. We win dellTer the Roods.

FRYER BROS. Phone 308. East SWe ifeaifmlift bo enrad only by a jpmedy. will rcmoTa tbe eatao. The oftener yon atop it with headache powdeat or pills tbe quicker will it return, Generally, headache comes from a disturbed atomach or irregular bowels, and 0 abnost invariably Lane's Family Medicine (a tonic laxatire) will euro headache in short order by regulating the bowela and rehxTigonOing the atomach.

treat blood medicine favorite laxative of old and young. 1 At druggists', 25c and 50c Tun IMI USE 1903 ISoWWhertverStovesareSoid ir voun OKALKR OOCS MOf MAVETHCM.WRJTCT* VM6 STANDARD OILOOMPAMY LivingstoD Co. Contractors and BpMaw. All kinds of work a specialty 9 Sonth Sycamore. Phone 1353.