The Iola register., 1890-10-24
Drop in and see the.new goods at 7
NJ. Bartels'.

ul ilne OF SaAony, In all c0iOrs u
Northrup's. d
Ask for the Little Rosebud 4" at tn,
cigar factory.
Perfect fitting spectacles, fine new
line, at GofI's.
We can beat the world on ribbons
Northrup Bros.
w. G.. Allison was i'm town Sunday
between trains.
Canned salmon, cans for a quarter
at klaumann's.
Wagons, buggies and carts at the
cooperative store.
Mr.. Jesse Parsons of Neosho county
is In lola on business.
Keep your eye on Klaumann's bulle.
tin board for bargains.
Have. you seen those nobby dress
patterns at Northrups?
a. Ewart's is headquarters for the
genuine Round Oak stoves.
Miss Allie Scott went to Fort Scott
y W Niclt lCidtiNCS.
If you want jewelry and watches re-
paired right take them to Leffier.
Oats, corn, flax and castor beans
wanted at the Cooperative store.
Buy your lamps at T. NJ. Bartels.
We want your flax seed and will
pay highest market price. Coop. Assn.
You can buy ladies and children's
hats at from 20c to S1.OO at the Racket
Store.
1 can save you money on albums,
scrap books, and plush goods. T. Nj.
Bartels.
A lot of new chairs and some hand
some dressers, all good and cheap at
Culbertson's.
Mrs. T. s. Slower has been quite ser
iously ill this week but is now thought
b be improving.
DIR. and Mrs. H. p. Merriman, and
daughter, of Chicago, are guests at
Captain Ewing's.
We wilfloan six per cent. money on
city property on eightyrs time. Bost-
wick d SmeltZer.
New Goods every week from c. b.
Rouss' great New York bargain house
1t the Racket store.
Bert. Richards was over from Fort
Scott the first of the week calling OH
relatives and friends.
Miss Eunice Jennings has gone to
for visit of two or three
weeks with friends there.
DIR. A. J. Fulton, lola, has 100 head
If good 2-year-old steers, and 20 head
If yearling steers for sale.
Work boxes, brush and comb sets,
oys, bOoks-in fact everything I'm the
ancy goods line at a. U. Aliens.
The Fourth of July is a pretty in
erestlng kind of day; but it isn't a
tarter to the Fourth of November.
A note comes from A. J. Clark ask
ng us to change the address of his
REGISTER from Denver to Chicago.
w. III. Root, the timer, has a COM
Ilete set of pipe tools and can cut and
1t all sizes of gas pipe under inches
We have the finest line of furniture,
arpets and shades i'm the county, and
he lowest prices. s. H. Patterson &
%.
Purchasers of the Burton rug ma
hine will find yarn, needles and de-
igns for their work at the Racket
store.
If you want to build a house, buy
home, or make a loan in any town
n Allen county call on us. Bostwick |
! SmeltZer.
That is an old gag selling at cost to
lose out" See us before buying and |
re will discount cost safe prices. S. |
/. Patterson & Co.
We know a bright boy who wants
0 work for his board and go to school.
lis name will be furnished to anyone
esiring his services.
There was a race at the driving |
ark Saturday between the Christy
1are and pony from east of town.
he Christy mare won.
Jewelry or silverware or watches or
locks are always acceptable as birth
ay or wedding or any other kind of
resents. Go to Leffier.
Cowan & Ausherman want your
trade and can offer you strong
Inducements in the line of good goods
nd low prices. Try them.
Carload of Clara and Crown Jewell
our just received at Klaumaun's.
letter lay in a supply before it goes
ny higher. Special rates OH 5G0-pOund
Dts.
If you are wanting all album Allen
an sell you one cheaper than, anyone
I the city. A fine plush album that
'ill hold 80 cabinets for the small sum
T 1915.
That load of stovewoOd that two or
hree fellows promised a year or so
go to bring us on subscription, would
0me mighty handy now. These nights
re getting chilly.
Parties having farms to sell for cash
T to exchange for other property will
lease call on us at once as we have
inquiry for farms.
'ostwick & SmeltZer.
Married: At the residence of Riley
lerchant, on "Wednesday evening,
october =, by Rev. Chas. n. H. Moore,
Ir. G. l.. Wilson and Miss Edna L.
ost, both of Allen county.
II you think local matter is scarce
, this issue look under the heading
Local Political Notes." The current
-as so strong in that direction that
early everything drifted there.
Col. J. r. Long, of Kentucky, lee
lred on temperance at the NJ. +.
hurch Wednesday and Thursday
venings. His lectures were highly