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

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Call at Weigley's for fifty cent slip
pers.
Window glass and putty at Coutant
& Co.'S.
Go to Colborn's for new prints and
challies.
Buckwheat for seed at the co-opera-
tive store.
Flour in 500 lib. lots cheap at III.
Klauman's.
The school district meetings will be
held July 81.
Ask for the Little Rosebud" at the
cigar factory.
Beck buys flax seed and pays the
highest price.
Get your lubricating oils of Cowan
& Ausherman.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery.
Fully warranted.
Enlargement and copying speciality
at MoOre's studio.
Fresh roasted coffee every day at
Richards & Welch.
Coutant & Co., headquarters for
fruit cans and wax.
Call OH the new Nickel Plate for
meals. l.. Gillihan.
Window shades and carpets, lowest
prices, at Patterson's.
A new lot of ice cream shoes lust
received at Weigley's.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. Bostwick & Smeltzer.
You can get sardines at Klaumann's
for cents a can. Think of it!
Another reduction in rate of inter-
est on loans. BOstwick & Smeltzer.
All kinds of grain bought at the
cooperative store. Also coal for sale.
Why, Oh! wire you out of wire
cloth? Get the best at COutant & Cos.
If you wear shoes bought at Weig-
ley's you don't need any life insur-
ance.
Any and everything i'm the hardware
line at prices as low as the lowest at
\. Ewart's.
Dwight soda, 3 cents per package at
Klaumann's.
w. J. Evans has very convenient
little tablet for every one attending
Normal, free!
You don't want to buy window
shades until you gee those 35 cent ones
at Patterson's.
Coal lands, marble lands, raw and
improved lands for sale or trade. Bost-
wick K Shelter.
Your child can buy groceries at
Richards & Welch and get them ut
the same price as yourself.
Jackson, Sterling and Schutler
wagons, Abbott buggies and spring
wagons at the cooperative store.
There has been good deal of poll
ties in the REGISTER for few weeks,
but we hope for a let-up after this is
sue.
Time il money. Then make it and
save it by going to LETTERS and buy
ing the cheapest good watch and the
best cheap watch on earth.
COwan & Ausherman want your
grocery trade and can offer you strong
inducements I'm the line of good goods
and low prices. Try them.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Northrup start
ed Wednesday for Colorado to visit
their son, o. p, and "recreate" for a
few weeks among the mountains.
The poorest economy i'm the world Is
to let a poor workman tamper with a
valuable watch. Go to Frank Leffier
when you want repairing done, and
run no risk.
Miss Marguerite Wilson, who has a
position as teacher i'm the city schools
of Portland, Oregon, returned to her
home i'm Carlyle last week and will
spend the vacation there.
Cummings 4 Jones affected trade
last week by which the Sansbury
residence, near the Mo. Pac. depot,
was exchanged for 5000 worth of
Kansas City, Kansas, property.
We can now sell you anything that
goes OH wheels from cheap buggy to
the finest carriage. We make the
best spring wagon sold in Kansas.
Come and see US. lola Carriage Il
Omnibus Co.
DIR. w. I. Linn started down the
Kansas Monday afternoon
to put i'm the week assisting |
in the installation Of newly-elected Off
GERS i'm the lodges of the D. :. +. at In |
Winfield, Wellington and
other points.
Fifteen members of the O. s. +. |
Lodge went down to Humboldt last
Friday evening to witness the INSTALL |
alton of the officers of that Lodge. |
They were very Hospitality entertain |
ed by their Humboldt hosts and were |
much pleased with their visit.
DIR. J. s. LaFary came up from
Pittsburg Friday and remained over
Sunday, the guest of his old friends.
He was OH his way to Indiana and |
Ohio for visit of u month or two. w.
n. West has charge of his Office in |
Pittsburg during his absence.
Our friend, Will Wilmington, who
always hunts the under dog i'm a pOlit-
ical fight and has been so lucky in |
finding him that he never voted for |
but one man who was elected, and |
that was Click, who was an accident |
any way, was i'm town last Friday and |
called to see us.
Mr.. A. Vandegrift, OF Deer Creek |
township, was among our Monday |
callers. He is one of the men who
think that farming is a fairly good
business and who has no use for the |
professional jeremiah who tells him he |
is slave and that al other classes of
society are trying to lay their burdens
on his back.
Mr.. +. w. Hall has received notice
that his application for an increase of
pension has been allowed. The IN
crease is from So to Sl2, and takes eff
feet from April 80, the date of his
examination. The claim was pushed
through by Mr.. Funston and Mr.. Hall
takes pleasure i'm acknowledging his
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