The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-08-21
The REGISTER guarantees a bona

| The REGISTER guarantees bona
ffde circulation in Allen county equal to
the combined circulation bona fde) O
any other two papers in the county
Our subscription books and press room
are open to any business man who MAJ
wish to verift this claim.
Ice-eold drinks at l.. r. Rays Nick
ell Plate.
w. III. Root has good, homemade
tin cans for sale.
Miss Jessie Richards came over from
Fl. Scott Monday.
Clarence Carter, of this Office il
quite i'll this week.
Ice cream Saturdays and Sunday:
at the Nickel Plate.
Mr.. Chas. Higginson returned tC
Wichita Wednesday.
The fine rain of Wednesday has put
everybody i'm good spirits.
Miss Jessie Pond returned to hel
home i'm Fl. Scott Monday.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. Bostwick & Shelter.
Quite number of people went ovel
to Moran to the Fair to-day.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears
fully warranted, at COutant's.
Rev. Mr.. Wenn, of, Erie, was the
guest Of Mr.. Hyatt last week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Miller is entertaining
her sister from Emporia this week.
1 a. os.
Allen has been quite ill this week.
There is nothing i'm the hardware
line that you cannot find at A. Ewart's.
w. H. Root will do your tin work
promptly and guarantees satisfaction.
We have all sorts of machine oils at
reasonable prices. Ihrig & Swigart's.
If YOU want good sack of flour go
to Klaumann's and get the Old Wheat
Flour.
Anderson and DeClute have u new
line of canes. Anything to suit your
fancy.
Miss Nettie Whitaker, of Colony, is
spending the week with her uncle, e.
l.. Whitaker.
Coal lands, marble lands, raw and
improved lends for sale or trade. Bost-
wick l. tSmeltzer.
Leave orders at Ihrig & Swigart's
for ice in any quantity, delivered to
any part of the city.
More new remedies and fine drug
sundries at Evans than any other two
stores in Allen county.
Remember that we are headquarters
for stoves of all kinds, especially gaso-
line stoves. w. l.. Bartels.
Another interesting Death Valley
letter from Fred Funston is Oh hand
and will appear in the REGISTER
soon.
DIR. w. ID. Hendricks and his boy,
Hershal, drove over from Fit. Scott
Monday and spent a few days in
town.
Why do so many people buy gaso-
line at Scott's? Because they get full
measure at bottom prices. Promptly
delivered.
Lost-Thursday morning, Aug. Is,
an unopened letter belonging to Mrs.
G.. f.. Benton. Finder please return to
Post Office.
superior Axle grease at Coutant's;
warranted not to gum, get hard in
cold or melt i'm hot weather; boxes
for % cents.
The permanent board of managers
of the Kansas Worlds Fair Fund will
be elected at Topeka on Sept. IS, at 2
o'clock p. M.
If YOU want to be sure of having your
gasoline stoves cleaned and repaired
right, take them to J. j. Casmire, at
w. L. Bartels'.
Ladies il you want neat, comfort
able and durable shoe ask for the
"Drew Selby;;" for sale only by us.
Northrup Bros.
Mrs. Jennie Richards was called
over from TT. Scott last week by the
serious illnessof her daughter, Mrs.
Her bert Monfort.
Geo. H. Gregg is visiting old lola
acquaintance this week. Mr.. Gregg
is now one of the relief agents of the
Mo. Pac. railroad.
"The best way to avoid sunstroke
these days is to keep COOL" says the
doctor. This is good advice but just
bit exasperating.
Mr.. John Thomas brought us a
number of magnificent peaches the
other day-samples of the fine fruit
grown OH his place.
If you want spring wagon, call on
the lola Carriage Works. They sell a
better wagon for SO and $50 than was
ever shipped into the State.
The Superintendent of the Poor
Asylum has three colored children to
bind out,-two boys and one girl, three
and five and seven years old.
Mr.. Ed. Brown, from Chicago, a
friend of Mr.. J. r. Young, has brought
his family here and will occupy Mr..
Young's farm west of the river.
Lives of croakers all remind us we
can make our lives pest, and depart
ing leave behind US feelings of relief
and rest.-En,porid Republican.
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
serve ice cream at the G. A. X. hall
beginning at three o'clock this after
noon and continuing through the eve-
ming.
LOST: Between lola and LaHarpe
August IL, a gray jeans sack coat.
Finder please leave with H. Klau-
mann or Frank Davis, LaHarpe. Carl
Ohlfest.
am in the photograph business to
stay. All my work is guaranteed.
ALI kinds of work; come i'll and see
me. Grant Billie, photographer, lola,
Kansas.
The Presbyterian ladies gave
pleasant social at the home Of Mrs.
w. H. Richards last Tuesday. Music
was the chief entertainment of the
evening.