The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28

As the time il now here for r;saning
house, wish to call the att, ltiOn of
the people Of lola snd vicinitr. to my
wall paper stock. My stock Is now
com Diete, consisting of der -ations.
borders and all grades of pal r from
the cheapest to the best and ss prices
that will astonish you. You emit az.
ford to buy without first se ng my
stock and getting prices. Cot, early
AMI make your selections bef' a stock
il broken. A o. Allen, p. G.. Book.
Store.
The b ard wind last evenir~ lifted
the tin roof off the REGISTER office
and came near wrecking the building.
Bricks from the chimney we're thrown
against the rear Of CulbersOn's fusni-
ture store, doors away, smashing a
window, sash and all, while one brick
crashed through the side of the build.
ing az If it had been fired from a can
non. Men were at once put to work
on the roof, and as We go to press We
feel reasonably safe.
We learn by private letter fr)m E
II. Whitaker, of Springfield, Colorado.
that he was married at Emporia. Kan
sas, on Thursday, March q, 1899. IN
Miss Julia Krugg, and left for the first
named city on the SINE date. The
many friends, il this vicinity, Of both
young people will tender their hearth
est congratulations.
See here! Wheat Ia cheap and we
offer you -four and feed at these prices
patent" at $500 per hundred pounds.
Bakers" at 81 80 per hundred pounds
"Fancy" at 81. 20 per hundred pounds,
meal at 60 cents per hundred pounds,
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
bran at 80 cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
Best cent muslin ut Rndman's.
The "Allen County" article, copied
from the kansas Book" would be a
good thing to enclose in letters to your
eastern correspondents. We have had
several hundred of them struck off on
seperate slips, which we can furnish
for 80 cents q hundred. Call and get a
lot, 20 help US advertise ourselves.
D Ewart wishes to give notice that
he can and will continue to sell goods
for cash, as cheap as he has ever sold
them which means very low prices.
His stock is complete in all lines and
is fresh from the markets. He calls at
tention this week to some special bar
gains ia shoes.
For rheumatism there is nothing
better than Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
The prompt relief which 1t affords is
alone worth many times its cost, which
70 hnf fa
very bad cases have been perm anent-
ly cured by it. For sale by all drug
gists.
On Saturday last. by an accidental
misstep, old Mrs. Wsrrick, living on
north Sycamore street, fell from the
porch of her house and broke her arm.
The fracture was reduced aud the
patient Is doing as well as could be ex.
pected for one of her advanced age.
The REGISTER job presses have
been singing every day this week,
turning out in all not less than Is 900
impressions Good work, reasonable
prices and promptness are the three
things that are responsible for this
very gratifying state of things.
This office turned out 800 handsome
cards for 1 8 Goes IaHarpe breed ing
stables this week. Mr.. Coe believes in
advertising and his remarkable sue
cess shows that his belief bears fruit.
He offers to breeders some especially
valuable animals this spring.
Pdrson Peterkin: 1t seems to me
have noticed that the men who have
most conspicuously failed to manage
their own affairs with prudence and
success, are the ones who are the most
ready to give advice about managing
the affairs Of everybody else.
w. H. Mcclure has recovered from
his last weeks illness sufficiently tn
be able to get out on the streets. He
has wound up the business affairs Of
Gorrell & Co, having disposed Of the
gods to the satisfaction of the cred
irors.
Mrs. J. F. Langston, of Topeka, has
been visiting her brother H. w, Hall.
north of lola, the pa.t week. and re-.
thrned to Topeka Friday afternoon.
thence 20 Salt Lake City, Utah, To
join her husband in their future home.
By virtue Of an opportunity which
hardly ever happens. Patterson & Co,
were able to buy their stock of baby
carriages for the spring trade at ridic-
ulously low prizes, and they give their
customers the benefit Of 1t. Go and
see.
DR.. G.. B. Robinson, of Fl. Scott, U.
3. Veterinary surgeon will be at lola
at the office Of J. H Walters on Fri
days and Saturdays Of each week, for
the treatment of all diseases of horses.
Surgery and dentistry speciality.
VIM. Yeager has bought the Hurd
stock Of groceries, and will move them
into his old room. next to Ewart's,
and go into the business again. We
are glad Mr.. Yeager is still to be kept
Oh the roll of lola business men.
Postmaster Ireland was called to
Usage Mission Saturday night by the
serious illness of Miss Sadie, who is at
school there. He found her much i'm.
proved, We are glad to learn, and re.
turned home Monday morning.
The Young Ladies' Missionary 80
ciesy will give one Of their enjoyable
socials at the home of Miss Bertha
Knapp tonight (Friday.) Come with
your dime, and have q good time.
Refreshments served.
Don't forget that Moore's Marble City
Gallery is the piece to get your phi 1to-
graphs. Come in and see our every
day work, and new styles. We also
have in stock picture frames, any size
or style, cheap.
A supper prepared by teacher and
pupils Of North Maple Grove. will be