The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-21

J. Rosenberger presented the REG
IsTER office with some fine specimens
of early peachers, grown on his farm
north of town. Large ripe peaches
the Goth of June is a good advertise.
ment for our county.
/. II. Kasebeer of Funston, was i'm
town Wednesday on business and
made this Office a pleasant call. He
says that the corn in his neighbOr.
hood looks fine and that there will be
an unusually large crop of peaches.
Williamson says having bought his
harness before the big advance on
leather, he can, and will, sell har-
ness Sl.00 cheaper on the set for the
same grade than any dealer in the
county. Get prices and go and see
him.
The lola Carriage and Harness Co.
have some extra nice light three
fourth buggies, just the thing for a
young man and his girl to go riding
in. My, oh! the price Knapp sells
them for will surprise you, for such
fine work.
Rev. J. w. Wright, ID. D., pastor of
the NJ. f. church at independence
will preach the annual sermon to
the Normalites next Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock at the Opera House.
There will be no morning services at
the various churches.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Reese will be in lola
the first of next week for the purpose
of organizing into company, all who
expect to take the trip to Denver or
any part of the west, next month.
Any who wish to go, please leave
names with Sup't. Jones.
If you want to see nice buggies sur
reys, road wagons, call and see the
great display the lola Carriage and
Harness Co. are showing. They have
a greater varity of styles of road wag-
ons than has ever been shown in lola.
1t will interest you to see them.
5. Il. Willhite was up from his river
farm last Friday with load of wheat
which he sold to the mill for so cents
n bushel. He says if he had thought
last fall that he could have got this
price for it he would have tried to
find something else to feed his hogs.
Mr.. r. NJ. Blair, formerly of lola,
but lately of Chicago, was buried
here Sunday. Mr.. Blair is step son
of DIR. DeMOss. He was formerly in
the jewelry business at this place and
has many friends here who were very
sorry to learn of his untimely death.
The citizens of Yates Center are to
be congratulated upon securing the
services of the lola band for the 4th
of July. This band is without
a doubt one of the best bands
in Kansas, and we are sure the citi-
zens of Yates Center will be we'll
pleased with their music.
Knapp's favorite buggy for $500
is a slick one. The "Gas King for
$50. 90 is a butte. "Oil King" for $500
is hummer. His $1,000 is surprise.
The $1,000 top buggy Amt to be sneez-
ed at. Say people, you would not get
such prices if KNAPP had not located
his jObbiDg business in lola.
Rev. s. \. Alt is in the city this
week visiting friends. He has just
returned from a visit to KentuckW
aud has under consideration the pres
idency of a female college. His ex-
perience in educational work will un
doubtedly enable him to make the
college a success if he will conclude to
take hold of it.
The Mohawk Medicine Co. have
been having hard luck since they ar
rived here. All of the band men re-
signed last Saturday and left them
without any music, and the treasurer
and principal hacker skipped out with
the Saturday nights door receipts.
He also left board bill ON proprietor
Browns hands.
DIR. A.P. Sawyer. Sir:-After suffer
ing four years with female weakness
was persuaded by friend to try
your Pastiles, and after using them
one year, l can say l am entirely well.
l can not recommend them too highly.
Mrs. NJ. s. BROOK,
Bronson, Bethel Branch Co.. Mich.
Sold by Campbell d Christian.
Charles Smith, who lives on the old
p arsons farm on Deer creek, came in
last Saturday to tell US to give Mr..
Sutherland a "send OFF, for the good
job he did him in moving a dwelling
house. Mr.. Smith says that it was
an extremely difficult piece of work
and that the house was not injured
particle, which goes to show that Mr..
Sutherland thoroughly understands
his business.
Little Roy Stillwell, the seven year
old son of Or. Stillwell, met with
very painful accident Wednesday
morning. He was playing Fourth
of Julyu and accidentally let cannon
fire cracker go off in his hand, max
ing a very painful wound in the palm
and severely burning his fingers. 1t
is thought he will lose the use of his
n,iddIa finUar