The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
LOCAL MATTERS.


Go to II. Klaumann's for gasoline.
Go to the Live Hardware for stoves.
Buy your teas and coffees at Bartels.
New carpets at Patterson's this week.
First class brick at the Live Hard
ware.
ALI kinds of timing done at Coutant
& Co.'S.
Best lubricating oils at the co-opera-
tive store.
"a pounds white sugar for S1.OO at
Klaumann's.
New patterns of carpet just received
at Patterson's.
Canned SALMON, 2 cans for quarter,
at klaumann's.
Picture frames all sizes and styles at
MOOre's gallery.
Get cot at Patterson's and try it
these hot nights.
You can get that popular black lawn
now at Colborn's.
Wagons, buggies and carts at the
cooperative store.
w. ID. Ramey and Duffy & Co. have
new ads. this week.
Don't forget the date of the Hamill
entertainment, July "a.
Mrs. f. M. Eckley started on Mon-
day to visit friends in Olney, Ill.
Miss Cora Ellis, of Ottawa, is pay
ing relatives here a welcome visit.
Remember that Casmire's is head
quarters for tin and sheet iron work.
Highest market price paid for but
ter, eggs, poultry at the cooperative.
Lyon, Arbuckle and Jersey coffee,
% cents q package, at the Live Dutch
mans.
Miss May Hall is helping the Dis
trict Clerk bring up his records this
week.
Enterprise cherry stoners at Coutant
& Co.'S.
Preaching at Allen Centre school
house next Sunday at 4 p. m. by w.
H. Hyatt.
Honest weights, cheap goods, prompt
attention and courtesy at the cooper
alive store.
C. A. Caldwell and J. C. Beatty, of
Bayard, will pay the highest price
for fiax-seed.
The Hamill reading will be the best
entertainment of the kind ever given
In Allen county.
Money to lend on chattels or real
estate. Inquire of III. l.. Henderson or
A. w. Rowland.
The "Quick Meal' is the standard
gasoline stove, the best on the market.
At Alex. Ewart's.
Normal students will find it to their
to buy tablets and other
supplies at SCOTS.
Don't use cheap oil on good nachin-
cry, but go to Evans drug store and
get genuine castor oil.
Kranse's headache capsules at Ev-
ans drug store, guaranteed to cure
any kind of a headache.
Klaumann wants 1000 pounds of
choice butter, and fresh eggs. Will
pay highest market price.
I have just received a new and
elegant line of tablets suitable for In
stitute use. DIR. J. w. Scott.
Every Normalite should get one of
those tablets with picture of the
shoOl building Oh it at w. J. Evans.
We want your flax seed and will
pay highest market price. Coop. Assn.
The first nine went down to Hum
bOIdt Tuesday and played game of
ball which they won by a score of II
too.
4 good stock of groceries and two
stocks of general merchandise to trade
for good real estate. Cummings l.
Jones.
Boards for the Hamill reading will
be opened at the pOst-Office Wednes-
lay morning, July .. Tickets ID and
20 cents.
Miss Blanche Allen gave pleasant
party, at her home near Piqua on
evening, to a number of
her lola friends.
Miss Belle Ford came down from
the first of the week and spent
q few very pleasant days with her nu-
merOus lola friends.
All members of the W. II. C.. are re-
1uested to attend the regular meeting
on this friday evening as important
business is to be transacted.
Mr.. Lawyer tells us that his wheat
weighs 81 pounds to the bushel, and
he thinks 1t is only fair average of
all the wheat raised i'm the bottoms.
Don't forget that Cummings L Jones
are still OH deck, leaning money on
the best possible terms, writing in
surance and transacting all kinds of
real estate business.
An interesting communication from
our friend J. ID. Moore on the political
situation as he sees it-and he sees
mighty straight-is received too late
for insertion, much to our regret.
Parties indebted to the late firm of
Hart & Bennett, are urgently request
ed to make immediate settlement,
either by cash or note, as the old &C
counts must be closed at once. NJ. NJ.
Hart.
BY an oversight which was not
noticed until after the paper had gone
to press the report of the meeting of
the County Assembly failed to appear
in our last issue. We publish it this
week.
Miss Alice Crosby has returned from
her outing IN Estes Park, Colorado,
and is i'm attendance upon the Insti-
tute. She reports the lola party in
the Park enjoying themselves thor
A number of the friends of A. c.
Scott called on him at the family resi-
dence on Monday evening and spent
a few hours very pleasantly. Mr..
Scott returned on the $50 a. m. train
to Oklahoma.
Mr.. w. Montague Bliss, reporter for