The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

BY your teas and c0ffees at Bartels
Leaye orders at Brubsker's for stow,
wood.
| First class brick at the Live Hard
ware.
Burlington black hosiery at North
rups.
Cheap pictures at Neighbour gal
lery.
4 Is lbs. Of sugar for sl.0o a; H. Klau.
mann's.
Ewart's new advertisement 10 Is,
jcorker."
Frank LETTER has some elegant new
scarf pins.
A complete line Of trimming silks Al
Northrups.
Il The F. NJ. B. IA store has new ad
In this issue.
i Ask for the "Little Rosebud" at the
cigar factory.
Prices are what count. Go to Rich
ards & WEIGH.
l.. w. Wright sells groceries a low
as the lowest.
Summer shawls and spring jackets
at Northrup's.
Oats and corn chop, best feed. al
81. Klauman's.
sateens until you can't rest al
Northrup Bros.
Brubaker cells coal rom the car al
II cents q bushel.
New goods just received at the south
Side furniture store.
Ask to zee cur line Of dress ging.
hams. Northrup Bros.
New and beautiful patterns Of zephyr
ginghams at ColbOru's.
Hart & Bennett pay the highest
market price for produce.
M. Abel Fisher and Mics Libbie, are
over from Wichita this week.
1t didn't take very close watching
TO see the buds open on Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Aller, Of Topeka, Is Welt.
ing her niece, Mrs. w. H. Jordan.
Remember that Casmire's is head
quarters for tin and sheet iron work.
Ihave several quarter sections Of
pasture land to rent. l.. L. Northrup.
An important business change is one
of the probabilities Of the near future.
Black brilliantine, the latest and
most sty lish dress goods at Colborn's.
Winter is getting it back on spring
for the way she f1irted With him last
fall.
Four packages Dwight's soda. tho
"cow brand" for quarter ut Klau.
mann'e,
Bert Jones stopped over Wednesday
on his return from Kansas City to
Guthrie.
A first class carpet stretcher Is given
away with every SIS carpet at Patter-
son 4 Cos.
Turkey Red Damask 25c yard at
Northrup's.
Frank Letter is selling watches
cheaper than ever before offered In
this market.
Coal lands. marble lands, raw and
improved lands for sale Of trade. Bost-
wick & Smeltzer.
Dr. B. F. Lucas. LaHarpe has nice
stock of family drugs and medicines.
Call and see him,
Just received, car Of bran and
shorts Call and get prices in ton lots
at H. Klaumau's.
Mrs. Brewster returned Monday
from two weeks visit at Lawrence
and Kansas City.
Mrs w. G Allison and son Earl. Of
Humboldt, have been visiting old lola
friends this week.
Now is the time to get your Iowa
seed pota toes at Klaumsnn's, also Gar.
den Seeds in bulk.
II. w. Hoffman, one Of Marmaton'S
stirring young men, was among our
Wednesday callers.
L. w. Wright handles the "Queen
Bee" Leavenworth flour,-the best
there Is on the market.
DR.. Gillian has moved his drug
store into the Brubeker building on
the north side Of the square.
The Fisher Sisters have had q num-
Der of trees set out about their premises
and other Improvements made.
L. w. Wright has rented the west
side Of ] r Toung's building and
moved his stock Of groceries intOir
PASTURE TO RENT: $50 acres Of
good pasture with plenty Of gOnd water
Geo. Stevenson, LaHarpe, Kas. It's.
No matter in what part of the coun-
try you live. you will make money by
coming to lola to buy your implements
of Beck.
Expenses at Richards & Welch's are
at the bottom and they can and will
meet prices that any firm can make on
groceries.
Are you going to paint your house.
or varnish your furniture this spring
Then get the materials at Cowan &
Aushermau's.
Work on the new iron bridge for the
Southern Kansas across Elm Greek il
progressing rapidly and the bridge will
soon be completed.
John Pister was the first Of our mark.
ct gardeners 10 report with spring
vege tables. He brought In some rad
ishes last Saturday.
A. Ewart is still to the front with
lowest prices and best goods. When
in need of stoves, tinware and hard
ware. give him cali.
Brock Reed received this week the
handsomest and most complete bar.
ber's chair ever brough. to lola. 1t is
q beauty and no mistake.
We neglected last week to note the
return of Miss Alice Scott from her
winters visit to Illinois. She returns
much improved in health.
Mr.. John 8. Kline, who has been
visiting his SOD, Charles. for some
three weeks, returned yesterday to his
home in Logapsport, Indiana.
Judge J. L. Arnold has been quite