The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-06

drug store.
w. L. Bartels' is headquarters for
barb wire.
"Green Seal" machine oil ut SCOTS
drug store.
Plastico in white and ten tints, ct
Evans Brothers.
Beck sells White and Domestic
sewing machines.
Hope bleached muslin cents per
yard at NOrthrups.
Stone chimney, the best substitute
for brick. at COutant's.
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
i'm Allen county at Northrup's.
you want to get i'm on the ground
floor buy your hardware Of Bartsls.
Straw hats, latest styles at 50 cents,
usual price 90 cents. Mrs. Goshorn.
Do not fail to call and examine Mrs.
Turner's well selected stock Of millin-
cry.
Mrs. John Harris expects to start
next week to Michigan to visit her
daughter.
Ifyou want your gasoline stoves
cleaned up and put In order, go to
w. H. Root.
A. l.. Taylor Is building . consider
able addition to his already commodi-
Gus residence.
Mrs. Hankins is now ready to show
a full line of new spring millinery ut
the old stand.
The county treasurer's quarterly
statement is in type but unavoidsbly
crowded out this week.
Prof. Picken has rented VIM. Good
hue's residence and will take posses
sion the last of the month.
Group, whooping cough and brOn-
chitIs Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's cure. For sale by Evans Bros.
Frank LETTER knows his trade and
guarantees satisfaction i'm cleaning
and repairing any make Of watch or
clock.
Miss Lola Smeltzer went to TT. Scott
yesterday where she will remain two
or three weeks rs the guest of Mrs. c.
+. Benton.
Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. ShilOh's cure Ia
the remedy for you. For sale by w. J.
Evans Bros.
VIII x,o,, On, fFar NTH dyap>Dai. anI
liver complaint? ShilOh's Vitalixer ID
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Evans Bros
There were some Strawberries in
town the other day. They had come
from a far country and looked very
travel-stained and weary.
Prof. c. f. Merwin was up From
Erie the first of the week on private
business. His old lola friends are al
ways glad to welcome him.
There are two boys, and y years
old respectively, at the county Poor
Asylum, to be be bound out under the
law. r. b. Arnold, Supt.
Has the REGISTER ever done favor
for you? If SO you have good chance
to reciprOcate now by sending us In q
lot of campaign subscribers.
Mr.. George Utz, and his brother
John, of MarshalltOwn, Iowa, left here
on Wednesday to visit relatives In FL
Dorado. Wichita and Sedgwick.
Tell your neighbor, If you have one
who doesn't take the REGISTER, that
he can get it from the first Of June UNI
til after the election for so cents.
Mr.. f. w. Myler was at home
Wednesday, his school at Baldwin
having closed. He will spend most
of the summer In Institute work.
II. S. Slower, r. b. Stevenson, VIM.
Cunningham, Ed. T. Barber and Jas.
Peery went to Hutchinson Wednss-
day to attend the Republican conven-
ton.
Harry Sofge came over from Fort
Scott last week and will probably re-
main some weeks. He has been put
ting in part of his time ut his old case
i'm the REGISTER Office.
Why will you let the flies get into
your house when you can get wire
screen at Bartel's at cents square
foot? Or complete screen door, all
W AOh pAs~cs
The receiver for the firm Of 8. A.
Brown & Co. was In town Wsdnes-
day and took possession of the prop
erty of that firm which had been lev
led upon by the sheriff.
&C. Clark returned Tuesday from
Topeka where he has been for two
weeks past in the interest Of the Hsr-
ris ice-cresm freezer. We understand
he made some large sales.
Mrs. Oscar Foust and Misses Clara
Foust, Lena Often, Maude Often
Gertie Duffy and Ella Taylor went to
Chanute Wednesday afternoon to At
tend the High School commencement
Misses Pearl Arnold and Ella BrOwI
are in Kansas City this week repre-
senting the Presbyterian and Chris
tian branches Of the Y. p. 3. Z. E., al
the State meeting Of that orgsniLa
! ton.
/ Miss Lucy Smeltzer is visiting rsis.
tives near Van Buren,, Ark, and vii
remain most of the summer. Mis-
I Nellie expects to join her in few
DAYS, and will also remain ssvers
weeks.
! Next Sunday morning at IL p. m.
at the NJ. f. church, the pastor viii
preach the regular monthly sermon
! to the children. The sermon will b
illustrated by q drawing on the black
board.
Last Sundays edition Of the 81
Louis Globe Democrat contained
S11 900 worth of advertisements. AM
still some man sncs in awhile kick
about the high rates charged by tn
REGISTER!
Prof. Shows record shows that dun
inb the entire month Of April tn
wind averaged 2l.6z miles an hour
There is nothing slow about kansa
this year. And there is nothing LEI
hero tbat vaa lOosa and could blON