The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
Buy your tea at Bartels.
Fancy stationery at Aliens.
Pure grape vinegar at BarteIs.
More new sha wis ut Rodman's.


More new shawls ut Rodman's.
Bucket syrup at Hurd's. Try one.
Best summer corsets at Rodman's.
Summer goods down at Rodman's
Challie for Tets yard at Northrup's
Tansils Punch, best Sc cigar, Scott 4
Son.
Hurd has q stock Of pure maple
sugar.
Munger sells groceries as low as tn,
lowest.
Finest line of coffees In the city a
Hurd's.
Ask to see our $3.50 shoe. North
rup 4 Co.
Fresh stock of oranges and prunel
at Hurd's.
See those Buckley churns at the Live
Hardware.
Lawns, Challies, white goods a
Northrup's.
A nice line of, picture moulding a
Culbertson's.
New groceries finest in the market
Port Brothers.
Hurd has the finest line of teas to b,
found in the city.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery
Fully warranted.
Burlington Blacksn are taking the
lead at Northrup's.
A new supply Of fine sorghum
molasses at Hurd's.
Don't fail to see our line of white
goods. Northrup & Co.
Buy your gasoline at Klauman's;
also all kinds Of machine oil,
"Queen of Kansasf' the finest flour
In the market, at Munger's.
Another carload of buggies direct
from factory. A. w. Beck.
Beck sells the Buckeye Binder, the
lightest and best ever made.
Bed springs and mattresses of all
sorts and sizes at Culbertson's.
Don't buy furniture carpet or shades
until you get prices at Patterson's.
"Grand PAS Wonder" the fluest
toilet soap In the market. HURD.
A complete line of Drew, Selby &
Co.'s shoes just received at n orthrups.
Mosquito bars, all colors etc. Rodman
Special attention paid to repairing
and refinishing furniture. Culbertson.
Buy your Binders of old and estab.
llshed houses. A. w. Beck.
Why don't you buy one of those
Estey organs at Beck's on monthly
payments.
Try Clara or Louie -four at III. Klau.
mann's, and you will be pleased and
want no other.
A wagon given away with every
one pound can of Mokaska baking
powder at Hurd's.
Best castor machine oil ever offered
the trade in Allen county, 80 cents q
gallon. w. J. Evans.
Flags, fireworks, firecrackeIs and all
sorts of Fourth of July ammunition at
Aliens 2. o. Book Store,
We aUiH not be undersol9. See US
before buying furniture, carpets or
8. III. Patterson & Co.
The REGISTER has received two
new.presses this week whichwill great.
|y..facilitate the work in our job depart
ment.
IF you want to cut your grain and
save it buy the Buckeye Light Binder.
Can cut in mud and water if necessary.
A. w. Beck,
Mrs. Brewster received a cablgram
on Tuesday announcing the birth of a
son to her daughter, Mrs. Medea Hayes
at kanazawa, Japan.
Fourth of July breast pins, chains,
and all sorts of jewelry at
Letters. The finest stock in Allen
ard the cheapest.
The daily papers announce the ap-
pOintment of DR.. VIM. Wakefield as
at Humboldt. A better ap-
pointment could not have been made.
Ben Hartley will leave again Sum
day. This time he goes to Kansas
City to try his fortune in the great
metropolis of the west-Chetopa Dem.
ocrdt.
A typographical error in last weeks
paper made it appear that the total
OF lola property last year
was 1921, 12l. AZ when it should have
been S24S 12l.42.
This week has been rusher for lola.
Nearly all the available hitching space
about the square has been taken up
with teams and trade has been good in
all lines of business.
The Garnett Republican says that
a certain E. L. Wilson. living in Indian
Creek township, has "sloped" leaving
a lot of unpaid debts in lola, Neosho
Falls, Colony and Garnet.
Orville Brown has been busily en-.
gagged in the country this week taking
views of farm houses. He
also took several views of the food in
Elm creek and along the river.
There will be Children's Day ex-
ercises at the Maple Grove school
house in Carlyle township next Sun
day. An attractive program has been
prepared and all are cordially invited
to attend.
The Library Ladies expect to give a
Trades Display" entertainment in
the near future. This will be the first
Of that character ever
held in lola and will doubtless attract
a great deal of attention.
Mr.. A. w. Howland has been ap-
pointed superintendent of construction
of the new building 81 the county Poor
Farm aud has authority to contract for
material and employ labor. He will
push the work as rapidly as possible.