The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-11

highest Importance that you get ex'
actly the right ones. Frank LefileI
will test your eyes and flt you exactly
without extra charge.
The democratic, with q sudden affec'
tatiOn of morality, now say that they
are in favor of taking the tariff of Of
wool 80 that the little lambs will cease
gamboling on the green.
Our base ball boys say that Brock
Reed u responsible for their victory al
Humboldt Wednesday. He promised
them ball and bat for the first game
they won, and 80 they had to win it.
It was Smell l. Co. that bought that
fine lot Of calves from Charlie Ohlfest,
and the patrons of the Farmers Meat
Market have been and are still getting
some of the finest beef ever sold here,
/NIilk shake at the Nickel Plate
A concert will be given att the Bap-
tist church under the direction of the
Ladies Working Band Sunday evening
next. An interesting program is
promised-participated in mainly by
the children.
Harry Sofge is giving his undivided
attention to the fishing business these
days-and nights. He has trout and
set lines and is very successful. He
caught forty pounds Of catfish one
night this week.
Good grain and stock farm of 100
acres in Marion county ILL.,, 20 miles
east of st. Louis. with house, barn,
sheds ETC., and 20 acres of timber 90
trade for an Allen county farm. Bost-
wick & Shelter.
Owing to the numerous other gath
erings about town on Tuesdayevening
there was no meeting of the Republi-
can Club. Hon. L. u. Humphrey will
probably attend our next meeting, and
deliver an address.
Everybody seems 10 have all the
money they want now. AT any rate
only 500 of the $500 offered at the B.
and l.. Association Monday night was
taken. s. Tozer secured this at a pre-
MUM of 25 per cent.
At the meeting of the Gas and Coal
Company last Tuesday evening, the
following Directors were elected: J.W.
Coutant, w. II. Mcclure, 5. 1Ozer, H.
l.. Henderson. Geo. A. Bowlus, w. H.
Richards. c. Kreuter.
I'VE publish this week an advertise
ment for Fl. Scott dentist, to which
we call the attention of our Bourbon
county subscribers. Allen county
people do not have to 90 away from
home to get their dental work done./
A note from o. O. Adams ordering
the REGISTER sent to Wichita. informs
us that he has secured situation as
book-keeper with the Wichita Carriage
and Omnibus Company, and will prob
ably remain there some time.
Beautiful ruchings at Rodman's.
Misses Minnie andIvah Merwin start.
ed last Monday to their old home at
Miles Grove, Pa, where they will
spend the summer. Thew travelled in
company with Miss Anna Pickell. on
her way to Canada, as far as Chicago.
1t would be q little bit pleasanter
perhaps if the sun would come out
clear and warm after each Of these
rains but the weather we have been
having is death on chInch bugs, and
that is worth a good many days of dis
We go to press too early to report
he entertainment given last night
lnder the auspices Of the Select knights
out from the number of seats sold W
vas doubtless financial success at
east And that was one of the things
t was there for.
Straw mating at Patterson's.
Mr.. Ingalls, speech has not yet been
but full summary of it, to-
,ether with Mr.. Voorhees, reply and
he skinning act that followed, will be
ound OF our inside pages. Some in
eresting comments on the speech will |
De found on our last page also.
There was plenty of emusic in the
lir" Tuesday evening. The kickapoos
we're singing in the Opera House, the
,and was practicing in the COurdnt
,ffice and there were two or three |
,ocal and instrumental serenading |
parties. All Of which was as it should |
,e.
Harry Evans and family and Miss |
Kate Ellis came over from Blue Mound |
asst Sunday. Mr.. Evans has closed
,ut his interests in Blue Mound and is !
thinking of going into business in lola
a suitable opening offers. We should |
We glad to have him a permanent resi-.
lent.
The reason why the trade of Cowan,
& Norris has, of late, In
reased go largely, is that they sell all
.oods uniformly low, thereby making
he occasional buyer a regular custO-
ner. They buy lower and their ex-
,ense is less than that of anyone else.
Try them.
The Davis brothers have again be-
,un operating their gravel beds and
ave ALREADY shipped several carloads
O Kansas City and other points. They
lave a eteam apparatus by which the
navel is elevated and cleaned and
gill be able to handle large quantities Of
t this summer.
Mr.. F.. T. Barber. one Of our bright
eachers who has been employing his |
alents the past year in the schools of
IN Shawnee county, was in
own one day last week, having fin
shed his years work. He will re-
main at his home in Elsmore township
Turing the summer.
Our offer tn send the Kansas City
free until the election to any
lew subscriber to the REGISTER or to
nv old subscriber who pays all ar
garages and one year in advance,
holds good for the campaign. But
Ion't you see that the sooner you take
dyantage of it, the more you will get
or the money?
The Cournnt has been searching the