The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-08
A fine pony for sale by Beck.
500 Id best all wool yarn at Rodmans

I A good sewing machine for $, at
Beck's.
/ Deans celebrated cigars At Giiiihan's
restaurant.
Ask for the "Lit,le Rosebud at The
cigar factory.
Deans celebrated cigars at Gilli-
hans restaurant.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery.
Fully warranted.
New Buckwheat Flour and maple
syrup at H. Klauman's.
We do our own coffee roasting. We
roast every day. r. 4 w.
Try that "Mayfiower" tea at the
Corner Grocery. Port Bros.
Buy your gasoline at Klauman's;
also all kinds Of machine oil.
The Leland hotel sells Heilman's
Little Rosebud"
Grandpa Acres has returned from
his extended visit east.
Money to loan cheaper than any
body else. Bostwick & Smeltzer.
Take your live chickens to Yeager's
and get the highest market price.
Limps aud lamp and Ian tern fix
| lures If all kinds at DR.. J. w. Scotts.
Fresh oyNers and celery at Gill;
hans restaurant
Call aud see the finest Bible ever
printed in America at DR.. J. w.
SCOTS.
w. n. Evans is acting as bailiff in
attendance upon the District Court
this week.
When you want fine cabinets aud
old pictures enlarged COTS gallery is
the place to go.
LETTER has beautiful array of clocks
ornamental, accurate, and cheap. Call
aud look at them.
Evans corner drug store is another
place where you can get Heilman's
"Sweet Rosebud
Munger & Wright handle the
Leavenworth "Best Flour"-the finest
brand o" the market.
They all say those rockers at Patter.
sons are elegant. Don't buy q fancy
rocker until you see them.
Buy the genuine Round Oak heater.
1t is the best heater for the people
now on earth. A. Ewart & Co.
The President has Issued his proclas
nation setting apart the last Thurs.
day In this month as Thanksgiving
day.
Drop in at the corner drug store
some evening when you have time
and look over the fine lot of new
books.
Mr.. Ashland, the gentleman who
has been ill at +. A. Northrup's for
the past three weeks. was sufficiently
recovered on Monday to start to St
Louis.
l.. H. Smith, of Elm, has rented his
farm for two years and will return
with his family t. Warren county,
Ind. Mr.. Smith is a good citizen and
we hope to have him with US again
after he 'gets his visit out"
Laurence Tribune: Topeka isn't
saying much about 1t, but abe has
lost John Francis. and q mighty big
hole is left in the capital city, one that
will take several ordinary men each
with plenty of money to fill.
Mr.. Pryor has begun work on his
second gas well, the derrick being To-
Gated near the west line of the six acre
tract lying just south Of Thayer aud
Gilmore's mill. His machinery has
been put in thorough repair and he
hopes to make rapid progress.
Two dollars v ill pay for the REGIS
TER and Topeka Capital one year,
Two dollars and ten cents will pay for
the REGISTER and Detroit Free Press
one year. A years subscription paid
in advance to the REGISTER will give
v"H the Kansas Farmer months
free.
We understand the 81 Young ladies
who took part in the Trades Disply,
have challenged any 81 young men 10
town to competitive drill, to take
place about Thanksgiving. We hope
the boys will come to the front and
accept the challenge. They ought to
be ashamed to admit that the girls are
better men than they are. |,
Mr.. J. III. Weigley and Mr.. NJ. l.,
Herford have bought shoe store in
Chanute and took possession the first of
the week. Mr.. Weigley has assumed
the management of it, leaving w. H.
Ricketts, in charge of the stole here,
while Mr.. Herford will continue on
the road a. heretofore for the present.
Bert Welborn has been employed as +
clerk in The Chanute store.
The death of Mr.. II. Vezie, of CARLYLE.
which has bean long expected, occur
red last Monday al the home of his
son, n. l.. Vezie, at Mound City. The
remains were brought home and inter.
red at Carlyle on Wednesday Zebulon
Vezie was a good man, who went bis
way quietly, and who leaves as his ;
best monument family of children.
now men and women, whose filial af
lection, sturdy independence, strict in
tegrity and all conquering industry,
have won the respect of all who know
them. A good man gone In the full
ness of years. Peace.