The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-22
Anderson & DeClute. clothiers.

order for wedding cards this week
from FIT. Scott.
/ Wait till Campbell & Christian get
/ i'm their new store and then buy your
MAS presents of them.
? Choice line of new dried fruits just
received at Klaumann's. See them
before buying elsewhere.
. We will sell all lines of shoes near
er the old prices than any firm in Al
. len county. NOrthrup Bros.
Remember we carry line of goods
suitable for wedding, birthday or hol-
iday presents. J. CulbertsOn.
Call ana examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. j. w. Coutant a. Son.
a new lot Of table CUTLERY, from
Rogers triple plated down To the
cheapest grades, at KIaumann's.
We have few sets of harness left
which we will sell at low prices at
the lola Carriage d Harness Co.
Parties wanting cut flowers for
Thanksgiving will please leave their
orders with Evans Bros. a. l.. Har-
mon.
knapp's puts his bow protector on
all the buggies he sells without extra
charge. 1t ssyes dollars for you every
year.
D. Ewart has built a large corn
crib on his lots across from ColbOrn's
store.
All persons owing book accounts or
notes are requested to call and pay at
once and save collections. A. W.
Beck.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Thrall were
called over from Neosho Falls Satur-
day by the fatal illness of Mr.. Thrall's
father.
You can buy buggy or a spring
wagon at your own price for a few
weeks of the lola Carriage & Harness
Company.
f. l. Crowell near Allen Center
has first class English Berkshires of
breeding age for sale. Prices reduc-
ed SO per cent.
John Gibson and John Cation were
up from Cottage Grove Wednesday to
settle with the county treasurer and
the REGISTER.
If you expect to make a sale come
to the REGISTER office for your bills,
and get a notice of the sale in the
REGISTER free.
Our stock of queensware is more
complete and better selected than
ever. See it before buying. Brig
ham II Munger.
The REGISTER printed some sta
tiOnery this week for J. F. Salie Il
Co., the enterprising proprietors of
the lola Racket.
AS Studebaker wagons are the best
on earth why are not their buggies
also the best on earth? Both sold by
A. w. Beck, lola.
A lot of new rattan goods in the
way of Rockers, work baskets. ETC.,
especially suitable for Christmas
presents at Sleeper's.
If another family comes to lola they
will have to either go to the hotels or
camp out. We do not know of an
empty house in town.
Prof Picken says that the school
house is perfectly heated and ventil-
ated since the gas was put into the
furnaces, for the first time since he
has been superintendent.
Anyone who has vacant lots in lola
to sell may find purchaser by call
ing at the office of D. W. Bostwick
and leaving price and terms.
Kreutor & Kreuger have had new
paper on the walls and ceiling of their
meat market. making it as neat as
new pin. Huck did the work.
Mr.. Cunningham has rented the
lower rooms ofhis house to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry McNiel, still retaining
for his own use the upper floor.
The street commissioner did a good
job when he built that little gilbert
on west Jackson street. 1t is strong,
durable and affords splendid drain.
Our chair line never was so COM
plete Our goods are finished neat
and our prices hard to beat. Give
one trial and be convinced. J. Gull
bertson.
For the next 80 days I will sell all
my felt and cloth covered sailors at
cost. Everything else % per cent
lower than regular price. MIS-. J. B.
GOShOrn.
Mrs. NJ. E. Homes, Mrs. VI. p.
Jacoby's mother, who has been visit
ing her the past two or three weeks
returned to her home in Eden, Ohio