The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-07


Nearly all of the good claims in the
KickapOO country were taken by
"s0Oners.n
Ifyou are going to paint your house
you eau get the best work with the
least money by buying your paint OF
COwan & Ausherman.
Come and see the lever top buggy
with side curtains that are raised ard
lowered like q window blind. 1t is a
novelty and Knapp has it.
Mrs.Dr. Hastings, of Olathe, formerly
Miss Ella Ramsey, is the guest of Mrs.
/ w. j. Evans this week. Her old
! friends are glad to see her.
The REGISTER office is indebted to
the thoughtful kindness of Mrs. Il. L.
Anderson for box of the finest cher
ries we have seen this year.
Tourist Tickets to all popular sum-
mer resorts via the Mo. Pac. Railway.
For rates, routes, time and accOmida-
tiOns enquire of agent Mo. Pac.
Our college boys, John and Willis
Henderson, and Arthur Cunningham
came down from Lawrence yesterday
to spend their summer vacation.
Leather and flour are away up but
| that don't worry me. L am selling
| furniture cheaper than ever. J. Gull
bertson under the Opera House.
10000 Sweet Potato Plants
COsOOO for sale; also Tomato
plants, best varieties. r. II. Brown,
one block south of public square.
rrI,o noun C,ooo,,J Dont;ot oIuroh g.,
the northwest part of town is rapidly
nearing completion. 1t will be con-
siderably larger than the old one.
Mrs. C. c. McCarty returned Mon
day from Chester, Penn, where she
has been visiting her brother. She also
visited in Massachusetts and Maine.
Prof. and Mrs. Picken and their
children started last Saturday to Ly-
Ons, Kansas, where they will be en-
plOyed during June in Institute work.
Misses Mamie Fisher and Madeline
Barrackman came up from Humboldt
Wednesday on their wheels and spent
the day with their friend, Miss Susie
Golf.
Jay Matthews, the enterprising ed
itOr of the Moran Herald, and John
Smith and j. f. Willoughby were in
lola Tuesday attending the cOnven-
ton.
A G.. Scott was in town between
trains last Friday on his return to
Oklahoma from Lyndon where he
had delivered the Decoration Day adj
dress.
Mr.. Dibble says his record shows
that this makes the sixth time in sew
en- years that it has rained on Decora-
ton day in lola. Rather remarkable,
isn't it?
Money, skill ana experience cannot
improve DIR. Sawyer's Pastilles for
diseases peculiar to women. Send to
your druggist tor free sample. J. III.
Campbell.
j. A. Urine will deliver ice daily to
all parts of the city in any quantity
desired. For special delivery at any
time during the day leave orders with
Bartels d son.
Minneapolis Messenger: Charley
Scott, of lola, advertises for man to |
take the job of fish warden of Allen
county. And yet there is said to be a
scramble for office.
Mrs. VIM Hankins returned last |
Friday from Westville, ILL.,, where |
she has been for the past two weeks |
U. b. missionary meeting |
and visiting friends.
We have been requested to an
nounce that the Christian church at |
Colony will be dedicated June %, at |
IL o'clock a. N. Elder +. NJ. Rains, |
of Cincinnati, officiating.
The REGISTER office is indebted to
J. Ii. Rowland, of Geneva, for as fine |
a lot of turnips as we have seen this |
year. They were of the early flat va
riety and very fine indeed.
Hereafter when we need rain the
thing TO do is to prevail upon the au
thOrities to issue a Decoration Day |
proclamation. 1t is better than the |
Kelley cure to break drouth.
Secretary of State Edwards has re-
fused the recently organized Stand
ard Oil Company of Humboldt char
ter on the grounds that another COM
pany in this State had the same name.
If you want your shoes repaired,
inquire fer Rosenberger's shop and
get the best work for the lowest price.
shop few doors west of square, next
coal office. J. Rosenber-
ger.
The editor of the REGISTER is at
tending Commencement at the State
this week, and "the boys"
are responsible for the local side of
the paper. Mrs. Scott is in Lawrence
also.
The people in the vicinity of Elsmore
are reminded that A. w. Beck has es-
tablished store there in charge of
T.. Peters, where full line of imple-
ments of all kinds may be had at lola
prices.
Have you good picture of every
of your family? If not can
you afford to put off getting one? The
lola Art Studio, in the Marble Block,
has all the latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Reese, principal of the
Oakley schools at Kansas City, came
home the first of the week to spend
her vacation with her parents in
Usage township. She is visiting her
brother, Supt. Jones, this week.
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.
Yeager has received nearly car
load of glass fruit jars this week.