The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-11
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Il Oet MAcOn IIult jars, OOutant q ".
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.
Finest and cheapest buggies in lola,
at Beck's.
Flour in 800 Id. lots cheap at H.
/ Klauman's.
Ask for the Little Rosebud" at the
cigar factory.
Get your lubricating oils of Cowan
& Ausherman.
Good package coffee q cents pound
at Klaumann's.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery.
Fully warranted.
Enlargement and copying a speciality
at Moore's studio.
Fresh roasted coffee every day at
Richards & WEIGH.
Coutant & Co., headquarters for
fruit cans and wax.
Call on the new Nickel Plate for
meals. L. Gillihan.
A new lot of ice cream shoes Just
received at Weigley's.
Rev. Jesse Wilson, of Yates Center,
was in town Wednesday.
VIM. F. Stevenson, of Humboldt,
has been granted a pension.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. BOstwick & Smeltzer.
You can get sardines at Klaumann's
for ) cents can. Think of 1t!
Another reduction i'm rate of inter-
est on loans. Bostwick 4 Smeltzer.
Why, Oh! wire you out of wire
cloth? Get the best at COutant 4 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
A. Ewart's.
Dwight soda, ) cents per package at
Klaumann's.
w. J. Evans has a very convenient
little tablet for every one attending
Normal, free!
All well w. III. Hyatt will preach
at LaHsrpe next sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock.
| You don't want to buy window
shades until you see those 35 cent ones
at PattersOn's.
Coal lands, marble lands, raw and
improved lands for sale or trade. BOst-
wick & Shelter.
Your child can buy groceries at
Richards 4 Welch and get them at
the same price as yourself.
Beck has a car load of special ma
chimes for cutting flax. See them be-
fore buying anything else.
Jackson, Sterling and Schutler
wagons, Abbott buggies and spring
wagons at the cooperative store.
| A leather halter was found ON the
celebration grounds July ), and has
been left at this office for the owner.
Mr.. Schuyler Brewster gave a
pleasant party Tuesday evening I'm
honor of his friend, Mr.. Fred Hutch
ings.
I Road overseers will find receipts for
road, poll and personal tax for sale at
the REGISTER office. They are put mp
i'm books.
Mr.. Fred. Hutchings, of Usage Mis-
sion, has been here. this week, the
guest of his University friend Schuyler
Brewster.
At the council meeting Monday
night, besides the allowance of q few
bills there was no important business
transacted.
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 in the line of good goods
and low prices. Try them.
The poorest economy i'm the world Is
| to let poor workman tamper with a
valuable watch. Go to Frank LETTER
when you want repairing done, and
run no risk.
Miss Belle c. Scott went to Okla
homa City Tuesday morning where
she will probably remain several
months, visiting her brothers and
Miss Kate Ellis.
Union: J. F. Flynn has returned
from Iowa. He will probably remain
here until September, when he will go
to Chicago and become student In
the medical college.
Bills are out this week announcing
an +. VI. ID. A. picnic at the Jones
grove. >, miles west and = miles north
of lola, on Thursday, July IL. Good
speakers are promised.
The Presbyterian Ladies Society
will meet at the church next Tuesday
Afternoon at 3 O'Clock to consider an
| important business matter. All the
members are urged to attend.
The Supreme court has sustained
the judgment of this court in the mat
ter of the judgment rendered against
the S. K. Ry. Company in favor of FL.
+. Schmidt, for damage done to stock.
Parties indebted to the late firm OF
Hart & Bennett, are urgently request
ed to make immediate settlement,
either by cash or note, a. the old ac-
counts must be closed at once. NJ. N.
Hart.
/ Wouldn't fifteen or twenty cents a
week from every business man in town
make it worth somebody's while to
run a street sprinkler? And would
not the fifteen or twenty cents be well
1 invested?