The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-29

Garden seeds in bulk at Coutant's
The milk shake has come to town
already.
Spring Jackets and capes at North
rup Bros.
New dress goods and calicoes at
Colborn's.
"Green Seal" cylinder oil at Scott's
drug store.
w. L. Bartels' is headquarters for
barb wire.
DIR. Whitaker was down from Col
ony Monday.
Plastico in white and ten tints, at
Evans Brothers.
Mrs A. l.. Taylor visited Kansas
Citp Wednesday.
Beck sells White and Domestic
sewing machines.
Hope bleached muslin Z cents per
yard at Northrups.
Oscar Foust was in Fort Scott Mon
day on legal business.
Stone chimney, the best substitute
for brick. at COutant's.
Esquire J. G.. Kenyon was up from
Elsmore last Saturday.
If you want pure Northern seed po-
tatOes go to Klaumann's.
Ling's ice wagon started ON its reg
ular rounds last Monday.
Northrup Bros. have the finest line
of carpets in Allen county.
Cowan and Ausherman are always
in the market for produce.
The cheapest and most stylish hats
in the city at Mrs. Turner's.
The incest line of dress trimmings
in Allen county at NOrthrup's.
Yeager has a carload of Northern
potatoes that he will sell cheap.
New style planters, check rowers,
and cultivators at A. w. Beck's.
If you want to get in on the ground
floor buy your hardware of Bartels.
Do not fail to call and examine Mrs.
Turner's well selected stock of millin-
cry.
We are glad to note that DIR. Gill;
han is again able to be at his place of
business.
"Green Seal" machine oil at Scott's
drug store.
Mrs. Hawkins is now ready to show
a full line of new spring millinery at
the old stand.
The time of the evening service at
the Presbyterian bhurch has been
changed to 7:45.
A ic, 20 Ia -,
our Church Directory of the Friends
at Fairview.
Prof. and Mrs. Picken will enter
tain the senior class and the Hugh |
School teachers Friday evening.
Group, whOoping cough and bron-
chitIs Immediately relieved by Shi-
lOh's cure. For sale by Evans Bros. |
Mrs. Saline Washington gave fes-
tival at the court house last Friday |
evening. The net proceeds were five
dollars.
Frank LETTER knows all about |
That is the reason he can
repair them so promptly and salts
Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. ShilOh's cure is
the remedy for you. For sale by w. J.
Evans Bros.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and /
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
to cure you. For sale by
Evans Bros
Simms Brothers are going into the |
stock business very extensively. They
have 300 hogs and advertise
in this issue for 800 more.
There are two boys, and years
Did respectively, at the county Poor (
A sylum, to be be bound out under the |
law. r. b. Arnold, Supt.
Has the REGISTER ever done favor |
for you? If so your have good chance /
10 reciprocate now by sending us in a
lot of campaign subscribers.
Married-At the NJ. f. parsonage,
by Rev. A. S. Freed, Mr.. Alexander /,
Brett and Mrs. Pauline A. Redmond,
both of Allen county, Kansas.
A. w. Beck has just received a car
load of machinery, including Weir /
plows, Brown aud Dandy steel plant /
ers and full line throughout.
Tell your neighbor, if you have one |
who doesn't take the REGISTER, that |
he can get it from the first OF June I'M !
til after the election for 30 cents.
Sam. Baker and VIM. Bean have |
bought the Leland livery stable and |
expect to stock up and run it in first
class style. See their ad. in this issue. |
We neglected at the proper time to
note the appointment of A. H. Camp
bell as city attorney. This is one ap-
pOintment at least, that nobody criti- |
rises.
The DemOrest medal contest will 1
be held at Rock Creek Saturday night /
May7. Admittance cents. All are |
invited to come and witness a worthy 4
event.
Judge Arnold is so pleased with the
Woman's Columbian Club room, since /
it has been fitted up, that he is asking |
permission of the ladies to marry cOu-
pies there.
All the ladies should call on Mrs. |
Goshorn, YOung's building, and see
the spring and summer millinery |
which she selected during her recent
visit to the city.
Mr.. Funston was unable to attend /
the Congressional Convention at Law !
renee Thursday, as the bill for pub
lie building at Kansas City was to be
on that day.
Mr.. y. s. Shields and Mr.. l.. r. |
Freyer, of Moran, came in Tuesday |
night to receive the last degrees of
We understand the
gentlemen expect to start soon tor
Montana.
Union: Richard Clinchy has trad |.
ed his land in Salem for property in
Kansas City. Mr.. Clinchy and fami-
" moved to Kansas City last week. |
NIa,- ,arorr,orit1. attand them in their |