The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-10-03
Additional Local.

Canned salmon, 2 cans for quarter,
at Klaumann's.
Picture frames all sizes and STYLES at
Moore's gallery.
Wagons, buggies and carts at the
cooperative store.
Keep your eye on Klaumann's bulle.
tin board for bargains.
A. Ewart's is headquarters for the
genuine Round Oak stoves.
Oats, corn, fax and castor beans
wanted ut the Cooperative store.
We want your fax seed and will
pay highest market price. Coop. Assn.
The ladies are especially invited to
the Funston reception tomorrow
night.
Mrs. C. Barth started Tuesday to
Nebraska to visit her brother and her
two sons.
A lot of new chairs and some hand
some dressers, oil good and cheap at
Culbertson's.
DIR. A. J. Fulton, lola, has. 100 head
of good 2-year-old steers, and 70 head
of yearling steers for sale.
J. r. Crigler IL clerking at Yeager's
this week while the proprietor is out
in the country buying poultry.
We have the finest line of furniture,
carpets and shades in the county, and
the lowest prices. 8. II. Patterson &
Co.
That is an old gag "selling at cost to
close out" See us before buying and
we will discount cost safe prices. s.
H. Patterson & Co.
Jewelry or silverware or watches or
clocks are always acceptable as BIRTH
day or wedding or any other kind of
presents. Go to Letter.
Cowan & Ausherman want your
grocery trade and can offer you strong
Inducements in the line of good goods
and low prices. Try them.
The meeting of the Band of Promise
is changed to 8 o'clock every Sunday
afternoon, and will meet at the Baptist
church until further notice.
Carload of Clara and Crown Jewell
-four just received at Klaumann's.
Better lay i'm a supply before it goes
any higher. Special rates on 500-pOund
lots.
Ed. T. Barber liz putting in these
fine fall days visiting the schools, and
giving educational lectures. He
averages about four addresses q week
and he always has a crowded house.
You will ruin your eyes unless you
get spectacles that exactly suit them.
The reason you should GO to LETTER
for spectacles Is that he can fit your
eyes exactly. We have tried 1t and
we know.
Richards & Welch continue to be
the leading grocers because their
goods are fresh and reliable, their
prices reasonable and the treatment
accorded customers always prompt
and courteous.
One of our printers started to school
this week and another took advantage
of the opportunity to get sick, so we
are obliged to leave out a good deal of
local matter from this issue. We hope
to have everything allrightnext week,
The REGISTER printed some hand
some cards this week Tor Mr.. J. +.
Ball, of Geneva, who offers his service
as commission auctioneer. Mr.. Ball
came to Allen county from Iowa.
where he was engaged In the business
for several years.
Mrs. Julia Whitney and her daugh.
ter, Miss Tennie, have gone to FL
Dorado Springs, No., for a months
rest and recreation. Mrs. Whitney
has been working very hard all sum-
mer and her friends will wish her q
pleasant vacation.
There will be Republican meeting
at Moran next Monday at 2 o'clock, to
be addressed by Hon. p. p. Campbell,
of Pittsburg, and others. Mr.. Camp
DELL is one of the most pleasing speak
ers i'm the State and we trust the peo-
pie of Moran aud vicinity will give
him good audience.
Mr.. Pryor took upa collection the
other day and has expended it in
having 1000 folders printed giving
detailed and accurate information con-
corning lola Marble. These folders
are for gratuituous circulation and
will doubtless be of much value in
advertising "find" that is going to
make lola rich one Of these days.
The lola REGISTER prints nice notice of a
MusicdIe given in it's town. win its editor, who
Is something of musician himself, please de-
fine the term q ccording 10 websterP-Ciay Cen
ter Dispatch.
What did Webster know about
Musicdtes. He was an old bookworm
who never went out anywhere and
probably couldn't have told a Musicale
from Calliope rehearsal.
THE political picnic of the campaign
will, be the Republican barbecue at
lola on the 18th. Several oxen~and
perhaps few Democrats and Adulla-
mites-will be roasted, and there will
be speeches by several noted orators.
Mr.. Funston will be here sure, and
possibly one of the Senators. You
want to make up your mind to come.
We neglected to note last week the
result of the Demorest medal contest,
held on Wednesday at the Presby-
terrain church. In spite of the heavy
rain there was fair audience present
and the contest was very entertaining.
Miss Fannie Norris was awarded the
medal and Miss Grace Beck the sec
ond prize, handsome book. Rev.
Freed presented the prizes in very
fitting and graceful speech.
How Does This Suit.
Leave Kansas City 10 a. M, $40 p.
m, or s:5 p. m, and arrive in Chicago
7:25 a. m $50 a. m, or 11:55 q. m,
next day.