The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-04-26
Commissioners, to Fred Hartwig for

Commissioners, to Fred Hartwig for
$21.OO.
The County Treasurer's quarterly
statement was unavoidably crowded
out this week, but will appear next
week.
On and after May LIST we will de-
liver ice to all parts of the city. Leave
orders at Star Lunch Room Ling &
Ellis.
DIR. Scott has just received an in
voice of nose glasses which are war
ranted to fit any nose. Call and see
them.
"Our Dorothy Co." will begin a
hree nights engagement at the OPP
era House in this city next Monday,
April %.
DIR. Rhodes will test your eyes free
of charge at G. Gofrs jewelry store,
w ednesday and Thursday, May Sth
and 9th.
Mrs. Minnie Langley, Ord door
south of Evans Bros, has good sew
ing machine and two good mares for
sale cheap.
Mrs. r. A. Edgar has returned
from her visit to Chicago much re-
freshed and improved in health by
her vacation.
You do not have to go to the city to
get Platino finish, the latest perfec-
ton in photography. The lola Art
studio has it.
The Old Reliable "Quick Mear'
gasoline stove is still the queen of
cookers. Bartels & Son are sole
agents for lola.
A. l.. Taylor's stock of building ma
terial, drain tile, mixed paints, acme
cement plaster is the largest and best
in Allen county.
Remember the May Day social at
he G. A. r. Hall next Tuesday eve
n ing. Ice cream and cake free. Adj
mission only ten cents.
J. b. Fergus, Lone Elm, has lost a
bay colt ..aboCt years old, which is
supposed to have strayed somewhere
IN Deer Creek township.
l now have eggs from Black Lang
shan and White Plymouth Rock
chickens. Price 20 cents a setting of
16 eggs. H. E. Thomas.
The editor was summoned to To-
peka this week to testify as witness
before the committee that is investi-
eating Senator Rogers.
Knapp's Bow Protectors will be put
on all top buggies he sells without
extra cost. Sells at wholesale price
at retail. lola, Kansas.
"Our Dorothy Co." next week at
the Opera House Monday night.
"Our Dorothy, four act comedy
drama of New England life.
c. H. DsClute is having his store
room frightened and beautified.
Every little job of this kind helps to
give the town a good name
When one OF the youngsters was in
vited to Leslie Campbell's party he
turned to his mother and asked,
Chow do you party, Mama?"
so bushels of Early Ohio seed pOta-
toes at so cents bushel, and 90 bush
els of Early Kansas seed potatoes at
go cents bushel, at Klaumann's.
N.F. Acers was at home over Sun
day. He says he has figured it out
that there is fuel enough in the Beat
ty well to generate $1,000 horse power.
Mrs. DR.. Higgins has returned
houe, being compelled by her own
failing health to leave the bedside of
her M other who is feared 10 be fatally
ill.
The @. Q. C's.,-which may mean
@ ueer Quixotic Creatures but prob
~ doesn't-were the guests of Miss
Anna Mcdonald last Thursday even
ing.
Miss Aline Peterson returned Mon
day from Boston, having completed
her years work at the Conservatory.
Her friends are glad to have her back
again.
The REGISTER has just received a
J stock of the latest correct thing" in
ladies' and gentlemen's calling cards
W hich we can furnish, printed, for 25C
dozen.
Money, skill ana experience cannot
i'm prove DIR. Sawyer's Pastiiles for
diseases peculiar to women. Send tC
your druggist tor free sample. J. H
Campbell.
The Salem school will close Tues.
day A pril 80. A collection will, be
J taken at the close of the exercises tC
: help tow ard buying a flag for the
school house.
= Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Nelson and Mr.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Richards drove out tt
Carlyle Sunday to help their sister
: Mrs. Mon tgomery, celebrate a birth
/ day anniversary.
Z. H. Funston, c, F. Scott, c. c
I Ausherman, and VIM Cunningham
r were elected delegates to the Repub
lican League Convention which me
. at Topeka Yesterday.