The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-23
NORTHRUP
BROS.
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.

meetings at the Reformed church on
Wednesday evening, agreeable to the
custom of that church to observe the
week preceding Easter with special
service, and will continue them each
evening until Sunday. Communion
will be celebrated ON Sunday morning
in connection with which there will
be confirmation.
Harry Sofge distinguished himself
over at Fort Scott last week by "shin-
ming" up a flag pole on top of the
Government building and putting a
new flag rope over the top pulley.
The pole was 80 feet high, round, very
smooth, and only six inches in diam
eter, and it was certainly difficult
as well as q dangerous feat to climb
IL.
Joseph Paullin, Mr.. Pryor's partner
in the gas business, was here Monday
and had q meeting with q number of
citizens as a result of which we will
probably have lower rates for the use
of gas. Mr.. Paullin is very much OF .
gentleman and we are sure that he
will make prices just as low as is
consistent with fair income from his
1nu6StmenG mere.
Mr.. C. F. Davis, editor of the Bloom
field, Iowa, Fdrn1e-, says: L can rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Rene
DIV to all sufferers with colds and
Group. 1 have used it in my family
or the past two years and have found
it the best ever used for the purpose
for which it is intended" so cent
bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
We trust that all who took the first
number of our Worlds Fair series
will take all the others. Otherwise
we will suffer q considerable loss, as
we counted on all those who began
the series persevering to the end and
made-an order for the entire 80 num-
bers accordingly. We still have about
a dozen of the first five portfolios left.
HI. Henderson and A. o. Allen
started Monday via the Mo. Pac. to
California. Mr.. Allen will visit his
sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Simpson, at Pasa-
dena, and Mr.. Henderson will look
after an orange grove that he has near
San Francisco. Both expect to visit
the Mid Winter Fair. They Will
doubtless have pleasant trip. They
expect to be gone two or three weeks.
Just to show what kind Of man
Chancellor Snow is: He was due the
other day to address farmers Insti-
tute at Smith Center. His train ar
rived very early in the morning and
the conductor failed to waken him un-
til the train was leaving the station.
Getting off at Athol, the next station
west, and being unable to learn when
the next train came east, he proceed
ell to walk to Smith Center, distance
of eight miles, arriving in town for
breakfast with good appetite.
The Mo. Pac. Ry offers one way
rate to all common California points
at rate of $40 and a round trip rate OF
S35. so with final return limit of 90 days
stop over privileges are allowed with
in the State of California at pleasure
AS further inducement the Mo. Pac
offers to sell California round triI
tickets going one route and returning
another. Any other information viii
be freely given by the undersigned
r. s. Happersett, agt.
Northrup Bros. have rented what
is known as the Priest building, the
best store room in Colony, and expect
to establish branch store there, put
ting i'm a large stock of dry goods
boots and shoes. The members Of
the firm will stake turns" in attend
ing to the new business, and Mr.
Walter Hull will be in permanent
charge. Colony is to be congratulate
ed on this addition to its business in
terests, as the large stock which
Northrup Bros. will carry will doubt
less attract much trade to the town.
You are not ready to begin you
spring work unless you have bought
a pair of those pillow shoes at Ewart's
They are the best made and the pric'
is a mere song considering the months
of good service there is in them. Gt
and look at them. And while yot
are there, ask to see the latest invoices
of clothing. A large stock has beef
Just received, and you can fit yoursel
with any garment, at any price yol
want to pay. For good, cheap, ser
viceable clothing and shoes, Ewar
certainly leads.
Miss Rosa Bartels. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Bartels, and Mr.. Ed
Langford were united in marriage a
I O'Clock yesterday ever ring at tn
home Of the brides pa rents, Rev
King officiating. The wedding wa
very quiet, only the immediate rela
tiyes of the interested parties bein
present, but it was most pleasan
occasion in all respects. Mr.. an
Mrs. Langford enjoy the thorough re
spect and esteem of the entire com
munity, aud all their friends will joi
with the REGISTER in wishing ther
long life and much joy.