The Iola register., 1891-02-13
Order your stove wood of E.se4co

~ tiils week.
Cheap coffee, of guaranteed quality
at Esse&Co's.
Rev. A. s. Freed is in Miami count.
this week on business.
Just received an elegant assortmen
of valentines at DR.. Scott's.
o. w. Salisbury, of Marmaton, wa
among our callers Saturday.
Fresh sweet potatoes, as good as ]
they had just been dug, at Ihrig's
There is an Odell type writer at thi
office for sale at $500. 1t cost $3.50
and is as good as new.
If you want carpet, furniture, pi
ano, sewing machine or anything il
their line Patterson & Sleeper will
save you money.
J. w. Mcclure is assisted this weei
in getting his store in order by hi:
brother-in-law, Mr.. Innis, of Neosht
Falls.
What is the use of hugging the
kitchen stove all winter and getting
in the way of your wife, when you car
get q good heater so cheap at Bartelsi
Stockmen desiring to advertise theil
business will find the REGISTER job
office we'll supplied with cuts and 9TH
er facilities for doing the work In good
style.
Those Electric Health shoes at An
derson 4 DeClute's are the best thing
vet. They are well made, are a per-
feet fit, they keep your feet warm and
they don't cost any more than other
shoes.
Bob Burdette says that God wasted
mud when he made the man who is
so little as to have the postmaster re-
turn a newspaper marked "refused"
when he owes two or three years
subscription.
The warm winter has left on my
hands a big stock of woolen under
wear which must be closed out before
March lst. Prices will not stand in
the way of a sale. Come and see.
The Racket store.
Mr.. l.. A. Garrett, of Cottage Grove,
d farmer who took lessons on protec-
ton and the currency from Henry
Clay and is consequently u Republic
IAN after the straightest sect, was a
nong our callers Wednesday.
The lola Band of Promise has a care
'ully prepared program consisting Of
recitations, songs etc,
which they will give at the Christian
,hurch next Sunday at 8 o'clock. Ad-
free; everybody invited.
Frank Smith returned last week
rom his visit to Texas. He saw w.
L. Best at Waco and collected some
money from him. He says that Best
vas in Jail when he left OH a warrant
rom a Ft. Scott firm which he owed
24O.
The advertisement of G. B. Robin
on, V. S., appears in this issue. The
Doctor already has his big barn full
f horses brought to him for treat
nent and expects soon to build an
edition the same size as the original
The returns are beginning to come
n from the new pension law and the
board has its hands full
,assing on cases sent before them.
III of this means money to men that
eserve it and an improvement in bus
ness in the near future.
"Under Four Flags" was great
it at the Grange Hall entertainment
ast Friday night. Al Greene is
reat traveller and has the faculty of
harming an audience with an ac-
cunt of what his observing eyes have
Gen." Manhattan Republic.
Opera House Feb. "a, 1891.
There was a tremendous crowd in
OWN last Saturday, all the space a.
out the square being filled with
cams and the streets and stores
cowded with people. The Ladies
and gave a free concert during the
fternoon that was much appreciated.
James Redpath, the journalist, lee
lrer, and all-around reformer, died
! New York Tuesday. He was a
rominent figure in Kansas during
le troubles and wrote biography of
Captain John Brown" which is one
the valued books on our Kansas
lelf.
Rev. S. A. Alt now of Fulton, Mich,
rs been making his old lola friends a
elcome visit during the past few
lys. He is not at all pleased with
le climate of Michigan, where it is
nine months winter and three months
tie in the fall" and We expect to hear
; his return to Kansas almost any
ny.
Marion Record: Memories of the
ng age were revived in Topeka, last
eek, when Capt. Thrasher, a Flor
Ice friend, in Pioneer days, slapped
!. Familiarity on the shoulder and put
is warm, hand in ours. He is now
esident of lola and looks but little if
" older than he did away back in
le early seventies.