The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

| All kinds Of feed ct Brubake-'s.
Pongee drapery goods at Northrupf
Go to the Live Hardware fi- stove.
Buy your teas and coff.es a, I}artels
Leaye orders at Brubaker's " stow
wood.
First class brick at the Live Hard
ware.
Burlington black hosiery at North
rup's.
Cheap pictures at Neighbours gal
lery.
Is lbs. of eugar for sl.Oo at H. Klau
mann's.
Frank LETTER has some elegant new
scarf pins.
A complete line of trimming silks a
Northrups.
Ask for the "Little Rosebud at tn
cigar factory.
Prices are what count. Go to Rich
ards & WEIGH.
Summer shawls and spring Jacket
at Northrup's.
Oats and corn chop, best feed. a
II. Klauman's.
Sateens until you can't rest a
Nortlrup Bros.
Brubaker sells coal rom the car a
Il cents bushel.
Marie Nelson at the Opera Hous,
next Monday night.
New goods just received at the Soutl
Side furniture store.
Ask to gee cur line Of dress giDg
he ms. Northrup Bros.
New and beautiful patterns of zephyl
ginghams at Colborn's.
I. 8. Coe, the LaHarpe horseman,
was in town Wednesday.
You will not regret paying 35 cent.
to hear Marie Nelson sing.
For sale cheap. One two year old
filly. Inquire of Lutte Northrup.
Mrs. d. H. Scott is visiting her son
Winnie in Humboldt this week.
A. H. Campbell tried a case before 9
Colony justice of the peace Tuesday.
Remember that Casmire's Is head
quarters for tin and sheet iron work.
I have several quarter sections Of
pasture land to rent. L. L. Northrup
Black brilliantine, the latest and
most stylish dress goods at COlborn's.
Webster's Dictionary royal quarto,
sheep binding. Only 81 at w. J.
Evans.
Four packages Dwight's soda. tho
"cow brand" for quarter at klau-
mann's,
DR.. s. Tozer is making quite exten-
sive improvements In his residence
property.
A first class carpet stretcher is given
away with every SIS carpet at Patter-
son & Co.'S.
Turkey Red Damask $50 yard at
Northrup's.
A fine porcelain kettle given away
with every can of baking powder at
Bart & Bennet's.
Coal lands. marble lands, raw and
improved lands for sale Or trade. Bost-
wick & Smeltzer.
Now is the time to get your Iowa
seed potatoes at klaumann's, also Gar
den Seeds in bulk.
The only difference between Weig-
ley's 81 so shoe and his neighbours s.
shoe, is the 50 cents.
Editor McElroy was up from Hum.
boldt Tuesday. Nc. keeps getting
prettier the Older he grows.
c. l.. Peacher will be at Ellis 4
Hewitt's livery stable tomorrow to
buy horses, mares and mules.
There is one good thing about mar
rage: 1t gives q man chance to put
his property in his wife's name.
L. w. Wright has sold his stock of
to Mr.. I. &. Purcell, the
iouug man who has been clerking for
him.
No matter in what part of the coun-
Try you live. you will make money by
coming to lola to buy your implements
If Beck.
See J. o. White, al Yeager's store.
lbOut having your COW herded this
'ummer. Good pasture with plenty
If water.
Expenses at Richards i Welch's are
It the bottom and they can and will
meet prices that any firm can make on
groceries.
Are you going to paint your house.
n varnish your furniture THE spring q
Then get the materials at Cowan &
Ausherman's.
A. Ewart is still to the front with
owest prices and best goods. When
n need of stoves, tinware and hard
ware. give him q call.
Giyler, the blacksmith, has discov-
red a remedy that is sure cure for
ny kind of head ache, and which
,reatly relieves catarrh. Try it.
w. A. Ross and R. F. Baker will
discuss the National Bank question at
he Fair Lawn school house in Usage
ownship on the night of April 24rh.
at il either the REGISTER or a di.
,orce," remarked DR.. Cummings, of
Bronson, "a he handed in the price of
mother years subscription yesterday.
With twenty-five years. experience
q the grocery business, Richards q
WEIGH do not hesitate to meet what
yer competition may come into the
ield.
The lola marble find 10 turning ont to be bet
err than was first expected. AS the drill goes
lown the stone grows harder aud hner.-Ne'o-
On Republicans.
Ali right except that the drill is a
haft 10 feet square.
Mr.. d. r. Hite, secretary Of the
Capital Insurance Company, Of Tope-
"a, was in town this week and ADJUST
d Mr.. s. E. Brubaker's recent loss,
laying him S269.76.
Limited first class passenger rates
'ver the Missouri Pacific now are to
It. Louis $500, Chicago II 05, Pueblo,
Denver and Colorado Springs 50 05;
econd class to Chicago S 05.
Mr.. 8. A. d. Cox evidently believes
n not letting his right hand know
ghat his left hand is doing. His