The Iola register., 1889-11-29

Buy your tea at Bartels.
More new goods at Northrup's.
Best all wool yarn at Rodman's.
xxx sand at the horse shoe bend
Beautiful new prints at Rodman' ..
Just received more jackets at North
rup's.
See Ling & Son before ordering your
coal.
See those Buckley churns at the Live
Hardware.
Those child's silver sets at Leffier':
are elegant.
l.. w. Wright sells groceries as low
as the lowest.
We will save you money on batting
Northrup 4 Co,
Single and I beds at the south side
furniture store.
Fresh oysters and celery at Gill.
hams restaurant.
Fine line Of muffiers and silk hand.
kerchiefs at Northrup's.
New pruEes, currants, raisiHs and
apricots at II. klaumann's.
The highest market price paid for
produce at L. w, Wright's.
Fire chairs and rockers just received
at Patterson's. North side.
Early in December will open q big
stock of Toys, w. j. Evans.
Good second hand organ and good
second hand buggy at Beck's.
New Saur Kraut! Come and get
your Kegs filled. H. Klaumann.
The Ladies say it is a pleasure to
knit the all wool yarn from Rodman's.
Take your furs and pelts to J. J.
Casmire for the highest market price.
Go to Northrup's for reliable boots
and shoes. They carry only standard
goods.
8. II. Lowe, post office Moran, will
dehorn cattle at low rates aud guarau-
tee satisfaction.
l.. W. Wright handles the Leaven-
worth "Best Flour"-the finest brand
on the market.
Fresh oysters and celery at Gill;
hans restaurant.
A tremendous stock of books, sta.
tionery, and fancy goods of all kinds
at A. o. Aliens.
Victoria Washington, colored. oldest
daughter of Saline Washington, died
Monday of consumption.
Pens, pencils, inks, states, chalk,
erasers,-ir short every article needed
in school work, at Aliens.
Prof c. E. Merwiu, of Erie, was in
town the first of the week.
Towellpg, 5, St, 81 & lOc. Rodman.
Take your produce to Richards &
Welch. They will always pay you
every cent the market will afford.
have on sale Winter Tourist tick.
cts To all southern points, at greatly
reduced rates. 6. w. Morgan agent
Is there q nicer present in tie world
to make your little girl than that tri-
cycle at Patterson's? Stop and look
at it.
Mr.. J. o. Jared and family have re-
and will make this place their future
home.
Examine that hot air f1ue heater,
the Gold Coin, at Ewart and Co.'S.
A Absolutely the most economical stove
made.
You can send your child to Richards
L Welch and be sure of the same price
and the same treatment as if you came
yourself.
Mems boots and all kinds of shoes,
large assortment and low prices, at
Colborn's. Children's school shoes a
speciality.
Don't take the trouble to get supper
at home tonight, but go to the A. o,
U. w. Hall and patronize the Method
ist ladies.
The NJ. E. ladies will give a general
supper tonight at the A. o. L. w.
Hall, as well as an oyster supper. Re-
member it.
No trouble to chow goods at the c)r
whether you want to buy now or not.
w. j. Evans.
One of the attractions Of the holiday
carnival is to be baby show. Notice
is given at this time so that all may be
prepared to take part.
Round and Single trip tickets to all
Oregon, Washington and California
points on sale at Missouri Pacific de-
pot. G. w. Morgan, Ag't.
Mr.. A. H. Campbell went to Erie
on Monday to attend to some law bus
mess and to assist Mr.. Shinn in re-
porting some important cases.
Parties wishing to locate in Oklaho-
ma, either on claims or in town, will
find il to their advantage to address
Asa Jones & Co., OklahOma City.
1t will do your eyes good to go in
ana look at Frank Letters silver ca Sc.
He has an elegant display of table
ware and his prices are way down.
Mr.. Schuyler Brewster, Lutte
Thrasher and Mics Effie Scott came
down from the University yesterday
to spend their Thanksgiving vacation.
You can get more oil and better oil
for less money at J. e. Thorpe's, west
of Northrup's store, than anywhere
else in town. Gasoline by the carload.
The offer of the Kansas Farmer free
three months to all subscribers to the
REGISTER who paid their arrearage
and. one year in advance still holds
good.