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


New dress goods at Northrup's.
A new invoice Of iewelry at Bartels'.
Headquarters for grass seeds, Becks.
20 lbs. choice rice s1.0O. H. Klau-
! mann.
weieley still has the grip on low
prices.
Go to Neighbours gallery for photo
graphs.
Finest and cheapest buggies In lola,
at Beck's.
Outing and French fannels at
Northrups.
Flour in 800 10. lots cheap at 81.
Klauman's.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery.
Fully warranted.
Ladies' ribbed vests 10c or three for
25c at Northrup's.
Call on the new Nickle Plate for
meals. L. Gillian.
Get your seats early for the Nelson
Abbott entertainment.
When McGinty got to the bottom he
found Weigley's prices.
Fresh stock of white fish and mack.
erel at Hart & Benefits.
Beck will make lower prices on i'm
plements than anybody.
Haas hog remedy at greatly reduc-
ed prices. DR.. J. w. Scott.
Another lot Of those cheap books, at
Evans. Go and see them.
Money to loan cheaper than any
body else. Bostwick & Smeltzer.
FOURTEEN POUNDS of granula.
ted sugar for 81 at Klaumann's.
Klaupann will buy your chickens
and pay the highest market price.
Another reduction in rate Of inter-
est on loans. Bostwick & Smeltzer.
Money to lend on chattels or real
estate. Inquire Of H. L. Henderson.
Northrup & Co. and Lewis & Co.
have new ad advertisements In this issue.
Beck can sell implements lower than
any body else can buy them and make
money.
Judge Arnold Is some better this
week, but is still unable to be at his
office.
A. o. Allen moved this week into
the Apple house, fret door north Of
Mr.. Rodman's.
For Rent: A five room residence in
good repair, close to public square. In
Quire of H. Scott.
When you put down your carpets
for the summer get that carpet felt at
the Live Hardware to put under them
Come to the Temple Of Economy for
tinware and notions. and save 80 per
cent. Next door to Evans drug store.
Chas. Adams.
We see by Garrett papers that w.
N. West has associated himself with
DR.. Allen, of that place, for the prac-
tice of dentistry.
We have filled up go full with other
things that we find there is no room
left for marble this week. Look Cut
for double dose In the next issue.
A. H. Campbell spent last week in
Neosho county reporting testimony for
the District Court, in place of Jesse
Shinn who was busy with other work.
As an illustration Of the precocity of
ouI Kansas spring, D. B. D. Shelter
brought into our office Monday hand.
full of blue grass that vas fully headed
out.
We understand that Mr.. LII. Hart
man has bought property in Salt Lake
City,-not with a view of going into
business there, we believe, but as an
investment.
Mrs. A J. Clark started last Satur.
day to Denver to join her husband
who has accepted a position In a store
there. We shall hope for their early
return to lola.
The REGISTER is under many obli2a.
tons to Secretary Lindsey for his
courtesy in furnishing the report of
the last County Assembly which we
take pleasure in publishing.
We have several hundred dollars to
loan on good improved farms. Call
soon. Also for next sixty days will
make special low rates on fire and
tornado insurance. Cummings &
Jones.
Now that housekeeping time is here
and you are getting In shape for the
summer, remember that Culbertson
make speciality of repairing furni.
ture. His prices are low and his work |
Is first-class.
At the meeting of the Horticultural
Society last Saturday it was decided to |
hold Strawberry Fair, at the proper |
time. A committee of arrangements |
was appointed and due notice will be
given of their action.
John 8. Martin went to Kansas City
this week in the interest of the lola |
Sienna Marble Co., and will endeayor
to enlist capital in the enterprise. He |
took Samples with him to place on ex-
at the Mining Exchange.
DR.. G. B. Robinson, of Fl. Scott, u.
3. Veterinary surgeon will be at lola
at the Office of J. H Walters on FRI
days and Saturdays of each week, for
the treatment of all diseases of horses.
Surgery and dentistry speciality.
Moran Herald: The Allen County
Herald came out last week bright and
newsy with its politics to be "Demo
cratic to the ckbone." Remember
that Charley Scott has broken one or
two OF them kind of "backbones,"
BY virtue of an opportunity which
hardly ever happens. Patterson & Co.,
we're able to buy their stock of baby
carriages for the spring trade at ridic-
llously low prizes. and they give their
the benefit of 1t. Go and
see.
Southern Baptist association COM
mencing May 8, 1890, Texas Spring
Palace May 10th to 31st 1890, to be
held at Fort Worth Texas. For above
occasions the Missouri Pacific will sell
tickets at one lowest first class fare for
the round trip.
A fine picture frame free! Get q
ioZen photographs taken at Muore's