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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-23
A Cure for Ingrowing Toe Nails.

'About ten years ago l cured ingrowing nails
on both of my big toes in the following MANNER"
writes correspondent of the Scientific Ameri-
can, (which can be done by any one who has
the least amount of ingenuity and patience
First thoroughly clean the parts, and then pack
in front of the nail cotton lint as hard as may
be borne. This will remain with comfort for
three or four days, then remove and in front of
the pellet will be found hardened mass of
flesh; scrape this away and repack, continuing
the operation until the corner of the nail has
grown out and is beyond the soft tissues of the
toe. OF course easy-fitting shoes or boots should
be worn during the treatment and ever after"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-23

Ask to be shown our new line of Imported
Fans for evening wear. Start in price at Csc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
BUY
1 HARA' s
HOLDFAST
R(jbbER RS!

The only ru b Der
that is warranted not
to slip on the heel; no
straps, ties nor elias
tics, but an ordinary
rubber with patent
heels that cannot pos
sibly slip off. Call and
examine them, and at
the same time ask to
see those beautiful
turn shoes at $500 a
pair, and those new
French Kid turns at
81 and 50 a pair on
The new sclf-conform-
ing last. The best
satisfaction guaran-
teed to all who trade
of
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

sac = sr beauty. al. ne presehsr
Fespoa3sd ~isA mere sRtn Assz EA4a
2lssy.
S0s saly s< eesasy.- sbs docEoE re-
soinsd. bss ts best pgssoa n ds
.osl. az soox Lev ne yoa .ss
ozxh sss see aaE chile b2ks e. shOts.
che ga b44ss sF sh0ss M be gits rizbs
sp IA ds pan an 81 zsals fur ioy. be 50
pr0lc . hLssst AZ. SIZE say cinas IS
ready. Jss step dls ~sy please
The preacher -ss aslg : ted .tta tbs
meal aad 60 charmed ~as hs With TIE
society into -hieh he BAD fallen shat
be ti1 not Iake kls departure until lAEe
"a niShk
On Ehs follosing Saturday. Pzrsoa
Cray cane back again, zEd. although .
bis visit sas gneK pes ted, yss the vel
come shtch he received sas warm zn3
cordial ''Toa must n0t eOuRt % Visits
ter dis house Dr Biuke remarked
- hen the guest began % orsr an aPol-
ozY for coulag agaIs 50 soon You .
pgreckly welcome a. de time AZ n y
house. Eoen 81 yoa van. sich e. bright
doc ter O. de spirit you would stil %
welcome fur you Is sich good com ? ny
fuF Jalle. an lemme tell you dat er
man das dOAn wGRt ais wife ter hab
amt got de rights sorler wife"
"Bruder, said the preacher. niping
his eyes you'll neber know how my
DO heart warns toward dis yeFe house
hol. an de Lawd Knows daE N ny sosl
loves you both
Once. when the doctor returned home.
having been over into another neigh
borhood 70 poison patient he found
the preacher and Julie engaged in earn
est conversation. bat too broad minded
70 show evidences OF jealousy. he seized
Mr.. Gray oy the hand and said: "All
dc time welcome 81 my house,
bruder"
One evening upon reaching home, tho
doctor did not md Julie 10 welcome
him lie walked about the house. seem
ingly attempting 20 convince himself
that nothing was wrong. but at last.
finding that her clothes had been re-
moved. he looked into the ''cubbord" TO
see II he could tnd anything TO eat and
remarked: she is dun gone"
The next day. while the doctor was
standing in front OF his house. white
man rode up. and stopping al the fence,
said
Bluke, old man. you have my sym
pathiss."
Whut Is doin' wild EN-, sab 80
Don't you know what | mean ?"
mo, sab; kain't say dat | does"
IL mean that am sorry for you"
Now. come? Whut you sorry fur me
or bout %
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
MULES WENT UP.
II. ssss Beard CDeis KssesR snd n.as
His Anisazl Move

One spring ssy. about mile outside
OF Decatur. AlA a hive ot lees belong
ing 20 Colonel Clark went on a swarm.
matter sbioh should happen ~ eyery
weli-reguiated hive SeOut once IN so
often just a. that time, says the New
York Sun. Uncle Reuben slathers, al
old c0lOred man. Was coHing into tONh
viii his mule and 'jag Of wood. The
road Was pretty heavy and the mule
very lazy. and % keep the nies OF ths
beast Uncle Reuben nd stuck several
branches into the harness Coming
along toward the Clark place the old
uan vas saying:
Now, yo good tur-scat mewl, yo' lin
den hoofs an walk along or you'll b al
from me! IL 20 hsint do LATEST, dog
gondest onery beast in dis hull State
den I'll leave de church. Why, sab,
I'd sell yo' fur Two dollars an one leetle
'possum"
About this time the bees got NOV.
on them from the hive and by accident
or design the queen settled down on one
OF the branches waving over Uncle
Reuben's mule. The rest followed suit,
and in TWO minutes the animal Wa.
loaded. She had come 10 a halt OF her
own accord and the old man sat with
his mouth open and gazed in astonish-
ment Not for long. however. Some OF
the bees skirmishing around on the out
side concluded TO feel OF the old mule
and see what she was made OF, and a,
about fifty stingers entered her feelings
at once she reared up. uttered terrific
snort and started of at break neck
speed. Uncle Jerry was dumped into
the road at the first jump, and as he
scrambled up and saw the mule on a
dead run, with the sticks OF wood hying
and the wheels shedding spokes at every
turn, he raised his hands and shouted:
al takes il all back, julius / said
back dar dat I'd sell yo' fur two dollars
an leetle 'possum. but nevis has sud
denly riz. Go in, Julius, an make a
record! De price on yo' right now is
five hundred dollars an 70 thousand
'possums, an I'll add ten per cent. ebery
minute till yo' is outer sight"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

only fnaIeste the Fsras tne. out alSo
tie number of minutes u Ray be slower
or faster than tie locA time.
AL ne best 8 5ss along the hlll ooun-
~ q Ju1e4s between Jerusalem west
wsrd and the sea, have been bought by
Russia. and covered with splendid Greek
temples The great PilgriuaSges Of the
dsy are from Russia 70 Palestine. Esery
wear bet~ cen thlrEy Snd forty thousand
Russisa pilgrims visit the Holy Land.
Russia, although IN many respects
semi i-barbarous nation, ls making STEADY
progrsss IN civilization. The announce
rent IS made that the infiction of cor
poral punishment on peasants is 70 DO
abolished IN the Baltic provinces. IL
has been the custom 10 employ the lash
for petty 0renses or as means q ex-
trSctlng rent or taxes.
AT the international hygienio con
srrsss 81 the Paris exhibition a resolu-
ton MAS unanimously voted rming the
general principle thai kitchen refuse
should never be kept IN the house over
night but should be placed outside IN
metallic boxes, and that IL should be re-
moved every twenty -four hours This
is the regulation which Is now rigorous
lv enforced in Paris.
THE stupendous plan for supplying
the city Of Liverpool with water in
wolves the removal OF whole Welsh
village, including woods, cottages,
churches, etc, this immense space TO be
devoted TO a reservoir four and one-half
miles long by half a mile 10 a mile
broad, and eighty feet deep. There are
70 be three lines OF pipe, each sixty
eight miles long, with iiltering beds and
secondary reservoirs, and the cost of the
saueduct alone is estimated al sl5,0O0,-
600.
THE Government Of India has been
compelled by law 10 purchase three
copies of each new book issued in the
country, and il has been discovered that
e. practice has grown up Of pri--ting new
books simply for the sake of the sale OF
these three copies, for which any price
within reason could be charged. A
change is about 10 be made in the law.
and hereafter the publishers WIZ have
TO present the copies to the Govern
ment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
DOlNGS IN DISTANT LANDS.

TFE new Government % Brazil has
established civil marriages
The French doctors suggested warm
alcoholic drinks ss a good remedY FOR
tbe grip. and within the next three DAYS
the arrests for drunkenness 10 Paris rose
% .2o0
THE lstest addition % tic methods Il
suicide has been furnished IS = soldier
in Fleusherr. Prussia. who loaded =
cannon and killed himself standing 81
front % is after having applied SOW
mach.
A i@REwcTvoNav Aas Tot % spubIio
cor test, the proceeds ~ which are - p.
devoted - the relief - the 81 Ters-s
from ths Antwerp Ere FRI which the
prize j. 70 10 awarded ~ tha woman rvh-
speazs the most vcrs {n an hcar
pArTs tias is now te1er-zuhes esoA
day ~ noou - s~err telegraph state,
ia Frz-oe. in - sfn8-vs of wkirh It's
5isriaT~8 f7r the heaest ~ tse raA's-.
Ths .elSlcks used ioV this rs-rose ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
A GRIST OF GOOD ONES.

COUNSEL 10 witness )-"Have you ever
seen the prisoner at the bar?" Witness
Ia Prohibitionist)-"Sir, l am not in the
habit OF frequcnting bars"
PRISONER He applied an appropri-
ate epithet tom me-" What
was it?" Prisoner-"Hec called me ly-
ing scoundrel." Magistrate-"Well. you
mean opprobrious, hut l won't contra
dict you. 1t may have been appropri-
ate"
IMPORTED ToNsoRIAL ARTIsT-''They
say, sir, that hinfuenza's hin the hair,
sir" Nervous Customer-"Thtn pray
be very careful what brushes you use"
Cockncy Barber-"Hi don't mean the
air hof the ed, sir; Hi mean the hair OF
the hatmosphcre.
SIS THERE any opening here for an in
tellectual writer" asked a sccdy indi-
vidual of the editor one afternoon.
"Yes, my friend" replied the man OF
quills, "a considerate carpenter, fore
seeing your visit, left an opening for
you. Turn the knob TO the right"
Will you trust me, Fanny?" he
OAAt0. h4tu dAA lCdl WIN Oil
soul, with all myself, Augustus" she
whispered, nesting on his manly bosom.
Would TO Heaven that you were my
tailor" he murmured to himself, and
took her tenderly in his arms.
BELINDA-"I think that Mr.. jerks,
your fiancee, is too lovely for any thing.
What soulful eyes he has" Mabel
Yes; but, my dear, you don't really
know Alfred until you hear him read
poetry" How delightfully."- romantic!
What business is he in?' "IIe is in q
Wholesale hides and pclts establish
ment."
THANK God. there is one man who
never spoke a cross word TO his wife" ."
said Sam Jones at an Omaha meeting
the other night, as a round-faced, good
natured man rose, in response to Sam 4
question II such a man was present.
The good-natured man smiled a bland
smile and said: Il haven't any wife.
I'm bachelor"
A GIRL in a Chicago public school
asked for leave 20 be absent for half a
day on the plea that they had company
at homo. The teacher referred her to
the printed list OF reasons that the
school committee think sufficient 70
justify absence. and asked her If her
case came under any OF them. She
naively replied that IL mig ghtcome under
the head OF domestic affection"
LOOK here, Mr.. Higginbottom, said
the grocer, by way of joke to the old
farmer, II found this stone, which
weighs Eve pounds. in the bottom OF the
last crock OF butter 7 bought Of you"
Lucy. concarn her picter, this is your
FAULT rejoined tho man. as he turned
70 bis wife. "Taint neitherl You
handled the crooks" But you must
hev mixed Up down cellar" No. I
didn't, though tho gal probably did
Sho's just that keerless." wall,
Smith. I'll allow fur il. Tho crooks got
mixed. This was tho one We were go
ing 20 send 70 tho preachers donation
party, and I've boon hornswsCgled out
of clean dollar. orter hev put
Label on is.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

why. / heard that your wife had
run away with the new preacher"
q" Vas, sab, reckon you'se yered dat.
an reckon de preacher thinks dat il is
er fack. Er-haw-haw, 1t tickle me
when l think o. dat man. Lemme tell
you suthin. l had er sort o a relation
libin' ober in de Blue-Smoke curmu-
nity-er neice or suthin o dat sort. Mr..
Gray he uster preach ober dar, and dis
relation o mino she fell in love wild
him, but he neber tuck de slightes'
notice o her. She mout DO 'duced tor
him one day an he wouldn't know her
dc mex. so hearn er bout il, an when
dc preacher come ober yere sent fur
de chile an tole her dat ef she wanted
him | would see dat she got him. Wall.
! tole my wife all er about it, an sent
her way frum home, fotch do preacher
over one day. did, an let on dat Julie
wuz ny wife. ! knowed dat de scounul
gwine ter bite at DO bate, er haw. haw.
Knowd dat he les nachully couldn',
hep IL on, vas; dat gal Is dun married
ter him by now, ter he-he. Po' fool
thinks dat be run er way wild my wife;
but lemme tell you, it takes er man ter
run away wid her. Dat lady weighs
mos 300 pounds OFIE z. READ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

"I hope- 90 ths doctor answered
~tth emotion. K prayes a., far de-
Kswd knc~s dat rse dons ny best
down Ysrs on dis ysth- Ies ss turn up
dis SsT, Pr YNndsr Is ny house
Ms RipSs received them "a ths door.
ard che Narnth wfth which shs vel
comed ths rrsach b - assured him a once
that ths Doctors picturs bad nos been
ovarfrswn.
Now IS make Tese-f puT-ckiv as
home sad the hose Tax. dis ~ssT
saser. an 5us 20 feet AZ dar ca dat
ssfs stool
Ernisr - ysre tsnisr kin res.
o. g-nrIe an pn-s. nsIss re iatsr -
litsis chile o. rin
ID. s.ws'se 81 rhilinn ~hen - hesrt "a
aerhef. t~uisr the acctsr responded.
'sIuffe. - sfde4 sfir-ssfnr ~ vie.
'~stl tske dinner no~ "a sson =. goa
ar Ees it-
-B~sthsr Biuke, ssti ~ preachsr.
wN.- sh@ ~ffs h al ~fthdrawn ron the
rao--. re Hffe = - nizhtv rnsss.s -
take fe srcrsl llfsies . Rls var- hesse.
Yen sin's hesn nss-ris - Gag - geu>"
vN-. nof bss iistis -sa-. hut Juhe
a slius sksl ~ se s~-ssic- Ssuss ~
fs- sxir sich - = ssselsa. 30 aasn Fsa
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
"RATTLE HIS BONES"
A wnd. Weird Story Told BY = Michigan
RagRage-Nan.

A Grand Rapids Telegram-Herald re-
porter was standing In tho baggage
room a. the depot the other dsy. observ-
iag tho great variety Of packages that
were standing about the room. There
was every sort Of baggage, from the
small hand-sschel - the big commercial
packing case. and long. mysterious
looking chest
'I suppose. II you only knew it, you
sometimes get some very strange bag
hags7" said be. speaking 20 one Of tho
baEEsSe-men. You may have dead
mar In some of those big boxes"
Il presume We do occasionally have
some baggage 10 should object n, II va
only knew IT," he replied. once in
awhile We get some enigraHs hAggags
that has been for weeks In the SteeraTe
% , vessel snd W. Ind the favor Of il
-e-T rich. Ths smell Of some of il
would Justify a suspicion OF al tae
crimes in the calsadar
Did you ever discover any thing ver-
peculiar among your packages
Welt. should say 50 I re11enhe
one tine about twelve vars aro when
~ hsd decided sensation here. There
vss big square box unloaded from the
train. ard as it va not iumedia-eiF 2
called fo-. 20 Nas ordered % -ha back
rart IF the room The boV vas clumsy
and lop-side3. much heavier on one s1s
than tbe other and the uan who
Erapple5 with it vas possessed - good
dsai % ene-zT Wien - had rolled g
nearly Acr0<s the room. one - she SIDES
Tsve -sT ard ont ri ~ a human ssul
ard sbout hushel ~ benes And Other
debris Is wass mightv hourh-look ~
r1ess. ard tie fellow 80 bad ban
handling it lis out a. ii - hsd opened a
bare % r.tslcsnAkss The poltce a.
tho-fti.s we're i1uediaselT II notified eHd
upon eseiTstion it vss found lhst -
81 the sanan r--.ins tss bo1 a'so
contained sc-s hstoue, with the naua-
snS A. - - 3ecsssss. as& a. spitsph
is rih~i npor
asls a. Aan1s xsrs SsA.bexsaza
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

'Oh. yss, sab, nightly an one o. my
ltrong holss Il swamp fever"
You cure that disease. do you?"
''Oh. no. dosn cure IL. No pusson
kin cure dat ar disease: case. ole man.
swamp fever doan bit er pusson till his
time dun come an when er pussons
time dun come, ny. o cose. nobody kin
save him. bat you better blebe skeers
de swamp fever nightly when gifts
after IL Make IL think dat er wsgin
an team is runnin or way, does"
The negroes who live in old Blukes
neigh borhood have great faith in him.
snl even sandy Gray. the new pastor OF
Oak-Flat Church. stepped down from
the pulpiI and heartily shook hands
with the celebrated physician
De doctor o de speris wushes ter
shake hans wild de doctor o. do cesh, >"
sa!d the preacher.
An de doctor O. DO fesh is monstus
proud o. dat high honor. sab" Bluke
replied, "an axes as or mighty high
favor lat de sperls doctor will go right
home wid him ter dinner. whar be will
find do VAN bread o welcome, an de
sweet preserves o. honor"
"Bruder Bluke. aldo l has promised
Ger 20 some whar else ter day, yit
kahn, keep frum ceptin' 20 invite, Gaze
1 sorter feel dat DO Lawd is er callin'
me down dat way"
The doctor seized the preachers hand
and pressed IL to his bosom. The
preacher gazed affections tely upon tn e
doctor and exhibited many signs OF
emotion.
MY sweet wife is at homo gittin'
things ready for us, 'bruder. Gaze I
tols her dat gwine fetch you," said
The doctor, as they walked along. You
has no doubt seed er good many sweet
ladies, and has hearn Ger mighty sight
o en-. bat 10 lady you gwine see az
ny house is DO fower dat makes all Dc
vdsr lowers lose dar fume and sweet
ness. reckon you been yerln de whit
folks tals erbout marriage dun been e.
failure. bus wait sll you ee my home
bsfo' you dxss I'D 20 opinion"
Brudsr." said The preacher, you
dosn know how much good il do dis ole
hears ter ysre you talk dat way. I.
brings up ssr my mine do blessed ole
days when ds spirit o peace an love
hung over de- home O. dc man wh Ut
blebed in Do Lawd. An you ains
gwins tor be furg0t when de grs's day
o De peunycost an de risvreotion
come. Den you gwins tor Be vi-ed in
ter De happy househoP o Dc ternal
city"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
HE KNEW HIS Nan.

ao~ De DCc1ox ~ 6s flesh Sized
Up -Ds Doctor . &c Splz1--
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

SxsF Sc EssDsx. . Uzn cane II Aao
clz1uec Ehs box HeexplAlne6 Ehst Ios
ooa .en = q the box we're he remains of
= near relative q hLs, rh0 sAd died .
couple CT years before IA PeREsyl'sRiA.
.nd tat nos he s&s trzAsp p.or-lag then
- MS neN ACNE q the n0rtheFn part q
the State. F0r the sake u economy 2n6
oonvenisnoe ne h2d put the Whole hosi.
ress n holns- sEzde box
The box vas speedily repaired, s29
v~us oa 70 fts hnAl destination.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

u. cars-ncls e. rsflisnen sarisn
be,s So s Ekss - - "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Thsrs Ives "a ksy-s~4np asigh
tcEaosd % Georgia al al asgro sh0 q
kuo@a a. Dr. bl4ks he Is nos Only
aocsox ~ asas. 60 a physician Ay
prsssa Eion-
Yea % aot pretend 70 cay thai yOa
prssEies nedlc-ns, ~ youf shass
E-4l snss sske1
Il doaa gertsa ssr s4y aoshia'. s4A.
tss says il. ths I'd fellow answered
Il do4a pertain ter prAc Iice metlclne,
tHs lsst practices IS rlshs ar lsf-
Esine an e0uih
~ here do yoa Tes your medicines ?"
ia Ia sooQa s4B- ! les goes cut In
de sood@ al ciss ap yaFos. l ain :
goa no uus ter fool I'D e4lmun an
dis s1sF sort o $50 medicine ies
n4eaally digs up my y4rbs and mixes
ap nay star an begins ss< play on de
system o de human tam mbly."
You are very saccssstul al nnss.
suppossT
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

E1s s~~z40 Feysfof-- szSsss1sa q.
n~Frgias Esi@sa@- - 49, es.
s4s.oAsx-Es Tax . Ma - E.4
As@g -sLh Es VIA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-09-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

VIM. Cunningham and J. III. Van.
nuys returned last Saturday from
their National Encampment trip and
report the biggest kind of time. They
went together direct TO Boston and af-
forwards Mr.. Cunningham visited his
old home in New York and Pennsyl-
vania while Mr.. Vannuys returned
by way of Washington and then stop
ped a week i'm Indiana.
Mr.. Pryor, the gas man, reports that
he has some gas in the new well west
of the cemetery, and Is within twenty
feet of the main body. If no bad luck
prevents he will strike it in a very few
days. Mr.. Pryor has piped from one
of the old wells and is using gas as
fuel for his boiler which very material
ly lessons the cost of boring.
Leo Fesler has sold his interest in
the Moran Herald to his partner, Mr..
Ingersoll, and will attend the State
University this year. Mr.. Fesler has
done good work on the Herald and,
with the added knowledge and cul-
ture that a course at the University
viii give, will make his mark in his
chosen profession.
The REGISTER Office has a long red
mark TO the credit of Mr.. J. B. Benia-
min, who was the first man 10 remem-
Der that there is q natural affinity be-
tween printers and water melons He
was in town last Saturday and
brought Us one of the finest melons we
have seen this year.
Miss Lily Simpson, who has been
suffering with consumption for long
time, died at her home in lola on
Monday at $50 O'Clock, a. M, in the
Goth year of her age. The funeral ser
vices were held in the Baptist church
at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday, Rev. {. v.
H. Moore officiating and were very
largely attended.
The Neosho Valley Baptist Associa-
ton meets in the Baptist church of
lola next Tuesday afternoon az $50,
continuing four days Services morn
ing, afternoon and evening of eaeh day.
The public Is cordially invited. A
special invitation is extended 10 the
ministers Of lola and vicinity.
Miss Allie Scott gavea most delight
full party Tuesday evening in honor OF
her friend and cousin. Miss Nellie
Harrison, OF Osweyo. Games, music.
ice cream, cake and fruit. The young
ladies are admirable entertsiners, as
the large number Of guests who tho
roughly enjoyed the evening viii testi-
~.
ThenuInber of pieces Of farm lands
sold for taxes this year is far less than
in and previous year. The total num-
Der Of acres upon which the taxes had
not been paid on the day Of sale was
100, which is little less than one
foTtieth Of all the lands in the county
Tho total number of town lots sold
was 81.
Mr.. W. J. Price, from the extreme
south east part Of the county, was one
of our new subs last Monday. He
says the corn in his neighborhood Is
as good as ii was last year, and that
with the good prices now prevailing
the farmers expect to realize Handsome
returns for their labor.
If you are going to make a public
sale this fall get your bills printed at
the REGISTER Office. The Job will be
well, promptly and eheaply done. and
you viii get a notice of the sale ina the
REGISTER free Of charge which makes
il cheaper for you than TO get the lob
done for nothing at any other offiee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-09-05
You can still buy

The ADORE are p, ices on
only q fen books, but I
curry almost eue7y book
used in the Common
Schools of Allen county,
and sell them at publish
er's prices.
buy my goods direct
from the publishers, and
tablets from the manu-
factlsrers and you 0iW
be surprised hol0 cheap
they are. Just think of
this: The Baby Mckee
tablet is Z by 8 inches,
permanent thy bound and
ruled, 45Opases o. ca good
pencil paper for only 10
cent, 24O pages for >
cents.
The .4tLGs tablet is u
nOUelty. Each COVER rep
resents u nation, Nth
maps, tugs and other
items of interest, and
siUes q history and other
valuable inforneation---
fifteen different nations,
good paper, only 10 cts.
Over so different styles
and sizes of tablets and
note books.
Boob keeping blanks,
dra,oins books, pen
ellis, pens, penltOlI-
ers, inks, school reg
listers, school district rec
ords, blackboard erosers
stating and paper. This
paper is 49 inches uUide
and ut 60 cents per yd.
is the cheapest good
blackboard made.
The Constitution and
Government of Kansas.
NTH county map 1Oc.2O
for % cents. 1t uiU pay
you to come and buy
your school supplies of
me.
w. J. EVANS,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-09-05
F. Nj. 3. a.


Will be held in the grove at
lola September Sixth. There
will be a big crowd there and
everybody will have a big time.
At the close of the exercises a
procession will be formed at
the grove and will march to
Ewart's corner where it will
disband in order that all may
have an opportunity to avail
themselves of the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-09-05
UNHEARD OF BARGAINS

He is Offering in all sorts of
Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Cloth
ing, Shoes, and ESPECIALLY
BLANKETS, of which he has a
lot in extra heavy weights at
extra light prices. Remember
this is only one of the bargains!
There are hundreds of others.