The Iola register., 1891-07-17

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any other two papers in the county.
Our subscription books and press room
are open TO any business man who may
wish to verify this claim.
Tin fruit cans at Coutant's.
Cylinder oil at w. J. Evans.
Window glass and putty at Coutants.
Big cut on ladies slippers at Weig-
ley's.
A good dress suit for $4.O0 at ID.
Ewart's.
Garden tools of all kinds, at w. l..
Bartels'.
Hope bleached muslins &c. North
rup Bros.
Ice cream on Saturday and Sunday.
John Often.
| ]. p. McNutt has baled hay and
wood for sale.
Black and white robes cheap at
Northrup Bros.
Mrs. r. A. Edgar is visiting in Law.
renee this week.
Buy John Otten's creamloaves. The
best bread going.
Dressed chickens every Saturday at
Ihrig & Swigart's.
Low shoes for ladies from soc to s.
lat Northrup Bros.
John Often runs the smoothest bak-
cry you ever saw.
Old papers for sale at this office, q
cents per hundred.
Cylinder oil for engines and thresh.
ers at w. ]. Evans
Ladies ribbed vests from for 25e
lup at NOrthrup Bros.
Big cane-bottom rockers and easy
chairs at Culbertson's.
Take your repairing, stoves and
tinware, to w. H. Root.
If you want watch repairing done
first class take ii to Golf.
Hammock and Croquet-rest and
pleasure-at A. o. Aliens.
Miss Bertha Ellis is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Ayres, of Garnett.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at Cowan & Aushermann's.
Meals at all hours at the Nickel
Plate, Al. Abrams, proprietor.
John Often will accommodate his Gus.
toners from to IL on Sundays.
Hon. Oscar Foust had legal business
1 g., Er;a aud Tho 70 tI,ia xr-oaH
Hon. and Mrs. z. H. Funston and
Miss Ella were i'm town Tuesday.
Mckinley is not responsible for the
good photos and low prices at Billbe's.
If you want good sack of flour GO
to Klaumann's and get the Old Wheat
Flour.
Miss Clara Welch is resting from
her post Office duties during the hot
weather.
Prof. HI. c. Ford went to the Teach
ers' Association at Toronto, Canada,
this week.
There isn't anything that l,effler
doesn't know about repairing jewelry
and watches.
Milk shake and ice cold summer
drinks of all kinds It like 4 Ling's
lunch counter.
Coal lands, marble lands, raw and
improved lsnds for sale or trade. BOst-
wick & tSmeltzer.
The many friends of Mr.. Rob't. Cook
are glad to learn that he has been
Lgranted pension.
What shall we get for Sunday des-
sert? Why, some ice cream from
John Otten's, of course.
We have a lot of boys waists, just
the thing for the warm weather, % C,
up. Anderson K DeClute.
Mr.. Fred Rowland and wife were
down from Geneva visiting Mr.. How.
lands parents last Sunday.
i w. A. Cowan started to Oklahoma
Monday on commercial trip in the
interest of the carriage works.
J.. H. Fisher was up from Chanute
the first of the week. He has prom.
ising colt training OH our track.
Schuyler Brewster reached home
from the East last Friday. He will
remain in lola during the summer.
Mrs. Lena T.. Osborn and son Harry
| of Emporia, Kans., are visiting Mrs
. Osborn's brother, Mr.. A. o. Allen.
Messrs. Lutte Northrup and Percy
Harris and party of young ladies
, spent yesterday on a picnic up river.
The scales on the south side of tn,
. park will probably have to be movet
to make room for the drainage ditch.
Mr.. Lowell Shafer started last Fri
. day night for Chicago, where he hopes
to find employment in round house
: SAVE YOUR TEETH by going to DR.
Higgins, the dentist. Satisfactor!
work guaranteed at reasonable prices
: Normal Bible training school at tn,
Christian church next Sunday even
ing at s p. m. Everybody made wei
come.
Miss Mary Clarke left last Frida,
l for Princeton College, Kentucky
1 where she expects to teach during tn
e winter.
You can make the old buggy lool
4 like a new one with quart of John
l paint. Five different colors at w. J
9 Evans.
Rev. J. I. Robinson went down +
Chautauqua county this week to lool
}. after his farm. He has about 70
Il acres in wheat.
n DIR. and Mrs. 8. Tozer returned thi
week from Colorado. Mrs. I. founs
the air too rare, and was unable t
}, make a longer stay there.