The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-11-12
Klaumann sells Is po nds
Of granulated sugar for 81.

Iplete and we will sell at bottom prices
IGive Us call, Patterson Bros.
When you want blankets, we car
cave you money. They were bought
before the advance. Northrup & Co.
The members of McCook Post. TO-
lgether with their wives, will have a
picnic at the g. A. r. Hall tonight.
We will cell you fine Hall, Library
or stand lamps for less,m0ney than any
house in the county. GOddhue 4
Evans.
We are indebted to the neighborly
tice to Taxpayers" which appears on
our last page.
Let the books be opened and let US
see whether everybody voted the way
they wanted to. There Is nothing I'M
fair about that.
Considering Capt. Moore's personal
popularity and the active canvass he
made, Mr.. Lacy's majority Of 3O6 is a
handsome compliment.
Frank LETTER has brought on some
Of the handsomest silverware this week
that has ever been shown in lola. He
says there is more to follow.
If you have more than ten dollars
to spend it will pay you to drive
through any other town in the county
and come to lola to spend it.
Frank Canatsey will sell cheap his
halfinterest in the west side barber
shop. Three chairs, good run of Gus
tom. Address lola. Kansas.
Full official returns Of the Congress
ional and State elections..have not yet
been complied. We will probably be
able to give them next week.
The Band boys are making prepare
ton for concert to be given the even
ing before Thanksgiving. Further
notice will be given in due time.
Mrs Bryant is receiving new millin-
cry goods every week, and her stock
is now so complete and well assorted
that the most fastidious must be pleas
ed.
Itch, prairie mango and scratches of
every kind, cured in 80 minutes, by
WoOlford's Sanitary Lotion. Warran-
ted by Scott & Son, Druggists, lola.
DecaO'S6.
In spite of the fact that the campaign
is over the REGISTER is adding new
names to its list nearly every day. 1t
comes at $3.50 year, but the people
will have it.
The good news from the Supreme
Court was all the talk on the streets
Tuesday, and everybody hailed it as
the beginning of a new era of pros
perity for Allen county.
Every man who owns 160 acres Of
land in Allen county, can put 500 to
$500 to his credit. for he is that much
better off than he was before the Su-
preme Court was heard from.
Gov. Martin has issued his Thanks
giving proclamation. The self denial
practiced in retaining from sayin g
anything about his 10000 majority,
cannot be too highly commended.
The "land troubles" are now thing
of the past. The burden is taken from
our backs. Now let US all pull togeth-
er to boom Allen county. We ought
to add 5000 to our population the next
year.
Those who are in the habit of dab
bling in politics would do we'll to cut
out the table giving the official vote Of
Allen county, published in this issue.
1t will furnish good data to figure from
next year.
We are requested to announce that
q <~f tta o. \
con will take place at the Baptist
church a week from next Sunday.
Ministers from abroad::will be present
and the services will doubtless be full
of interest.
If Mr.. Blake will kindly forward
those heavy rains that he promised
US for November he will place his AL
len county disciples under many obli-
cations. And he can't forward them
any to soon either.
The reversal of the Brewer decision
means, among other things, a saving
to Allen county of hundreds of dollars
of court costs every year. That is it
will mean that if the Leaguers submit,
like good citizens, to the inevitable.
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goods and is now prepared to show q
large stock of the fastest and most
stylish line Of millinery articles. She
also does dressmaking, stamping &c,
and promises satisfaction in work and
prices.
A party of young people took posses
sion of the band stand last Saturday
evening and serenaded the town at
large for q half hour or more. The
REGISTER, for one, enjoyed the music
thoroughly and hopes it will be re-
peated.
The Baptist Ladies request US to re-
mind the people that they will give q
dinner, supper and evening entertain
ment al the Opera House on Thanks
giving day. Program and more ex.
tended announcement will be given
next week.
Rev. W. II. Hyatt will begin next
Sunday evening at the Presbyterian
church series Of five lectures to young
people, on words beginning with c.
Caution" Culture" Character"
Charity 'Christ." All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
H. D. Smith told US Tuesday that he
would advise the Leaguers to drop the
fight now. and make the best terms
they could with the owners of the
land. He could not give them better
advice, aud it will be money in their
pockets if they follow it.
Since the defeat Of the Prohibition
party an instant decision is given in
favor of the Monitor Oak" as Heat
er by all who have seen the conven.
fence of its arrangement, the solidity
Of it, hI1ild and its beaufiful anDSar.