The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-09-28

REMEMBER BECK sells only new an
first class pianos and organs on term
to suit.
A new line Of papeteries and fame.
stationery just received. Goodhue
Evans.
Colborn has q large assortment q
the best shoes in the market. Call an
see them.
Don't say that you can't get wha
you want In lola until you 60 to Bar
tells store.
Latest sheet music, instruments
and vocal, only 10 cents each ut d.
Gillihan's.
B. T. Rodman is in st. Louis pur
chasing his fall stock. Look out TO
its ARRIVAL.
Bartels will hereafter handle tn
Wilcox and White organ. See it be
fore buying.
J. F. Colborn is making very Low
prices on dress goods. 1t will pay yol
to see them.
We prepare prescriptions with car,
and accuracy and from best materials
Scott & Son.
Beck sells the Estey and Sterling
pianos and organs, the best on earth
Terms to suit.
Miss Ada Lula johnson entertained
q host of little friends last Monday, bel
5th birthday.
I have few suits left yet that
will sell at manufacturers prices or
less. d. Ewart.
1t will pay you to remember thai
cash will always get you good bar
gains at Welch's.
You ought to see the new goods al
A. Ewart's hardware store. His prices
are the lowest too.
When you want wall paper. remem
Der that Allen at the post Office il sell.
ing it very cheap.
Remember Beck sells the Union
Favorite and high arm Singer sewing
machines on terms to suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob WEIGH from
Illinois, are visiting I. 8. WEIGH and
other relatives this week.
Munger & Ricketts, are still alive
and wants to sell goods and will sell
as cheap as any house In town.
Several communications are un.
avoidably crowded out this week
and will appear in the next issue.
Some lola people who attended the
festival at LaHarpe last night
report good time and an extra good
supper.
Our stock Of school books is new, full
both for town and county use and at
the usual low prices. Goodhue &
Evans
Miss Minnie Brown makes special
ty of pressing over felt and straw hats.
Price SO cents If brought in before Oc.
tober 10.
Cowan & Ausherman handle all
kinds of staple and fancy groceries,
and produce. Call and
see them.
Mrs. B. F. Clark and her mother,
Mrs. Castator, have gone to New Mex
leo. They expect to be away about
two months.
Sam Malcolm, of Piqua, will take
charge as a partner, in the stock of
goods recently purchased by d. Ew.
art at LaHarpe.
The grain markets show a steady
wheat moved up cents and
corn 211s cents on Wednesday. Hogs
lower.
J. F. Colborn has a lot of dress goods
Henrietas etc. Also blankets and com.
torters cheaper than ever offered in
this market before.
A. E. Wright will pay highest mar.
ket price for choice butter. Also wants
all the fresh eggs you can bring him
1t the top of the market.
Don't forget that the Union sewing
machine sews both forward and back
ward without stopping the machine.
Sold only by A. w. Beck.
81. E. vanDeman returned from
Washington few days ago. He was
ust in time to welcome an heir that
arrived the same evening.
Mr.. William B. Knox, of Livonia,
Indiana, is visiting at Mr.. Lawyers.
He is on his way to Parsons, Kansas,
o look after his interests there.
To School District Boards. We make
/ speciality of supplies for schools, and
will make it to your advantage to see
Is when wanting goods. Goodhue &
Evans.
H. A. Ewing addressed the republic
AN club at Liberty last night. The Capt
8 not only making many friends for
himself but is doing valuable work for
The cause.
The st. Louis, Fl. Scott & Wichita
Dad will give a rate of one fare for
'ound trip to st. Louis and return
Sept. 90. to Oct. 6, on account of st.
Louis Fair.