The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-09-21

Don't forget that the Union sewn
: machine sews both forward and bacl
ward without stopping the machin
> Sold only BY A. w. Beck.
Our store is the depot for all kinds
mems and boys goods. We sell Il
I cash and one price to all and defy an
, firm in town to undersell us.
Miss Alice Hendricks began he
school in District No. 8. Union Schoo
House last Monday with ever
prospect of . successful term.
To School District Boards. We max
especially Of supplies for schools, ant
will make it to your advantage to sc
10 when wanting goods. Goodhue 4
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jewell are tn,
happy possessors of . new .7eweu in
the shape Of q fine girl baby born Sun
day evening. The REGISTER congrat.
ulates.
We have q card from C. NJ. Rich
ards. of Fort Scott, saying he will be
over in q short time for the purpose o.
tuning pianos. Charlie is an artist in
that line.
The REGISTER job Office makes
q speciality Of fine work. We
print anything from q lady's
visiting card to circus poster in the
REGISTER job office.
Want everybody to know that
W. e. Davis 4 Co., have sand for sale
In large or small quantities, at the
gravel bank one fourth of a mile west
of s. K. Depot. lola. Kansas.
w. N. West. Of Lawrence. made his
friends happy by visit last Monday
A Lawrence paper suggested that Will
would probably 60 back double, but
it appears to have been mistake.
We now have the finest and best
selected cheapest stock of clothing,
boots, shoes and all other goods for big
and little men, boys and children ever
shown in this part of the State. AID.
When a man can take $3.50 two
days wages, and go to Ewarta and get
q good stout suit Of clothes that will
wear him all winter, it don't seem to
be such an awful hard country ON
poor man after all.
J. w. EdwaNlA
IaHsFps, b. two miles east OF
6upl'- .A stack Of hay burned
LAY. Only the prompt arrival Of
lneighbors saved a large number Of
stacks in the same field. The fire was
set by locomotive.
We have q full line of the well
known Geisicke boot and shoe. II
will outwear any other boot made and
we mean just what we say and will
prove it if you will come and see US
Anderson & DeClute,
Last Friday evening pleasant com
pany of young people gathered at the
residence of Mira. Brewster, to bid Mise
Ella Cowan good bye. The evening
was most enjoyably spent as is always
the case at Mrs. Brewster's:
Remember that our offer to send thu
Kansas City Weekly Journal fret
during the campaign to any one sub
scribing or renewing his subscription
to the REGISTER still holds good. You
are losing money by delay.
New canton flannel at Rodman's.
We were pleased to receive q cal
from Rev. 8. NJ. Irwin, of Geneva, thi
week. Mr.. Irwin is busy arranging
for the annual meeting at Moran o
the Allen County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, of which he is president.
Look out for our fall and white
pictorial advertisement next week. i
will give you good news. Our price
have always been the lowest, but thi
time we will beat anything in tn
way of low prices, we have ever made
| Ifyou want to buy a carriage, surry
phaeton, spring wagon or cart at tn
lowest possible price, call at tho Iol.
Carriage & Omnibus Co. Or they viii
trade you new rigs for End hand bug
gies and spring wagons. Call and sex
them.
The ball game between Fort Scot
and lola. on our grounds last week
was one of the prettiest games of tn
season. They were evenly matchet
and there was fine work done by bot
sides. The score stood 6 to 4 in fave
of Fort Scott.
Wallace Ewing went to Kansas Cit
Monday to enter the postal service a
route agent. He has an importan
run-from Kansas City to Pueblo
Wallace is one of our best young me-
and we are sorry to lose him. We con
graduate him, however, on his goo
"sit.n
AS we 60 to press Judge John MAJ
tin is pouring into the eager ears {
the lola democracy the somewhs
mixed Gospel according to Grover
he is saying some very fine things
but somehow they don't seem to han