The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-31

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Buy your tea at Bartels.
New silk mitts at Rodman's.
More carpets at Northrups.
Fancy stationery at Aliens.
New Sateens at Northrup's.
Flannel shirts at Northrup's.
Pure grape vinegar at Bartels.
New Windsor ties at Rodman's.
], Bucket syrup at Hurd's. Try one.
Try Tansil's Punch. Scott & Son.
Bargains in underwear, Northrup's
Challle for Tets yard at Northrup's
Hurd has a stock of pure mapl,
sugar.
Allen has some rare bargains in wal
paper.
Beck will have another car load O
new buggies soon.
A new supply of fine sorghum
molasses at Hurd's.
If you want first class sack of fioul
cheap 60 to II. Klaumann.
All kinds of material for making
berry boxes at Klauman's.
Buy your gasoline at Klauman's
also all kinds Of machine oil.
"Queen of Kansasf' the finest flour
in the market, at Munger's.
Beck sells the Buckeye Binder, the
lightest and best ever made.
Notice the new ad of j. H. Weigley
1t shows you some fine bargains.
Buy your Binders of old and estab
llshed houses. A. w. Beck.
Mr.. B. o. Davidson and wife, Of
Hutchinson, were in town this week.
Mrs. Phillip Moore, of Eureka, Kan.
sas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Regain
Miss Ella Ramsay, of Olathe. is in
the city, the guest of Mrs. w. J.
Evans.
The chinch bugs must be coming tc
the conclusion that this is a cold and
heartless world.
J. J. Houston and w. l.. Bowman
OF Garnett, were among Mr.. Fun ston's
callers Tuesday.
| Mrs. Anderson, of Elk Falls, mother
of Mrs. H. l.. Reagan, is here visiting
her afflicted daughter.
| George Shelter came up from Okla.
homa last Saturday and spent three OF
four days visiting "the folks"
E. H. McNiel. our foreman, return.
ed yesterday from Oklahoma City
The REGISTER is glad to have him
back.
o. E. Moore and J. A.Trigg, promin-
ent politicians of Linn county, were in
town Tuesday to pay their respects to
to Mr.. Funston.
The wheat harvest began this week
along the southern border of the State.
There Is very large acreage and the
crop is magnificent.
| When it gets so hot next week that
kfannels become a burden let us remem.
Der that this week we were kicking
because it was 30 cold.
Fred Funston was down from
Lawrence the first of the week on a
visit home. He returned OH Tuesday
to attend Commencement.
The ladies of thePresbytcrian church
Of Moran will give a strawberry and
ice cream festival at the hall on the
night of June. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Clark started
last Friday to Illinois where they will
spend several weeks visiting among
friends and relatives at their old home.
Mrs. Hargis and children and Miss
their sister, Mrs. ID. B. Smeltzer, for
several weeks, returned yesterday to
their home in Maryland.
Chase county suffered severely from
cyclone on Tuesday afternoon OF
this week. A number of houses were
blown down, two persons were killed
and number Of others seriously in.
jured.
We 60 to press just as the Memorial
Day exercises are beginning. The
town is richly decorated and full OF
people and in spite of the mud the Oc-
casion promises to be thoroughly en-
joyable and successful.
Reserved seats to the Commence.
ment exercises to night are now on
sale at Aliens. If you have not
already secured one, you should not
neglect it longer for even standing
room is going to be at premium.
The commencement exercises of the
State Normal School at Emporia, June
Sth to 18th. This will be the Quarter
Centennial commencement week and
the programs offers special attractions
to the alumni to revisit their alma
mater.
Savages expect to imbibe bravery
by drinking the blood of their enemies
A more enlightened method Of vital
izing the blood is by taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla. 1t braces up the nerves
and gives strength and fortitude to en-.
dure the trials of life.
Somebody seems to have considera.
BILE confidence in Wichita yet as over
her sewer bonds were recently sold at
per cent premium, the highest ever
paid for municipal bonds in Kansas.
Thepurchasers were Maine capital lists.
In speaking last week of the as
pirants for county office we made a
mistake in the first initial of Mr.. J. F.
Nigh who will probably be a candi-
date for Register of Deeds. As every
body knows Frank" however, the
mistake was probably of little conse-
quence.
J. F. Campbell has rented W. L..