The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-30
r. 3. STEVENSON.
KING OF LOW PRICES"

Remember DIR. Scott has every ia
cllity for testing your eyes and fitting
them with proper glasses.
The advertisement lin last weeks
REGISTER for two sections of stove
lining found them in three days and
brought them 10 this office.
The Daisy sulky rake cannot sag
and it is a light dump. Every one
who tries it buys it. Sleeper.
Call ana examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. J. w. Coutant & Son.
Peaches are so plenty and cheap
that a good many farmers have turned
their orchards over to the hogs.
Mr.. J. w. Jarrett of San Antonio.
Texas, is in lola this week visiting
his sister, Mrs. John f. Arnold.
lola Laundry is now prepared to do
all kinds of laundry work. Northeast
corner of square. NJ. Z. Kildoo.
We are prepared to handle poultry,
and will pay the highest market
price for it. Brigham 4 Munger.
c. A. Japhet took three premiums
at the Moran Fair, one on his little
PAGER and two on his big horses.
Shrimps, Holsters, deviled ham,
pickles, cheeses, and everything in
that line for picnicers. Klaumann.
Geo. like is down at Frontenac this
week looking after the lunch room
that he has had moved from Colony.
Knapp's puts his bow protector on
oil tho hlrp sriac he cnl11
charge. 1t sayes dollars for you every
year.
q. w. Apple freshened up his build
ings on the corner of Madison avenue
and Wa lnut with a coat of paint this
week.
Some lola people went to the Old
Settlers reunion at Neosho Falls yes
terday, and several more are going
to-day.
Charles Russell, who has been visit
ing his sister Mrs. Peed for a week
past, returned Monday to his home in
Olathe.
The simplest, most durable, and
llghtest draft mower in the world is
the Jones Chain Drive. For sale by
Sleeper.
Miss Frances Mcclure went to TT.
Scott last Saturday and has remained
there this week, the guest of Mrs. c.
f. Benton.
You do not have to go to the city to
get PLATING finish, the latest perfec-
ton in photography. The lola Art
Studio has it.
When you come TO the fair take
your horses to the Star Livery Barn,
where they will be we'll fed and cared
for, cheap too.
The Old Reliable "Quick Meal'
gasoline stove is still the queen of
cookers. Bartels & Son are sole
agents for lola.
Miss Ollie Talbot of Erie, Kansas,
and Miss Lydia Waggoner of Austin,
Kansas, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
ohm +. Arnold.
Mr.. d. Ayers, of Salem, and Mr..
Martin Bills, who is visiting him from
Iowa, made the REGISTER a pleasant
visit yesterday.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
IS going TO have picnic next Thurs
day. Place and program will be an
nounced Sunday.
Mrs. J. +. Ireland started last
Thursday for Grand Rapids, Mich,
where she will visit awhile with rela-
lives and friends.
Mr.. Hungerford. enc Of Beck's sew
ing machine peddlers, left for Mis-
souri, with his son, where he engages
IN the same business.
Everybody who knows him will be
glad to learn that Fred Allen, who
as been very i'll with typhoid fever
s reported much better.
All summer dress goods must 90,
of cost, as we need the
DOM for other goods. Come and get |
bargain at d. Ewart's.
Two prominent citizens of Moran
md two who are not so prominent |
nave been arrested charged with sell
ng liquor during the Fair.
Miss AIDA Port started Tuesday to |
ohio where she will teach school this
winter: Her friends in Allen county |
ire reluctant to have her go.
William Winegarden and family
lave left Anthony and gone to Mis-
iouri, which is a good deal more ap-
place for them to be.
Watch for Z. c. Esse's bulletin
'oard. He is going 10 offer some bar
aims daily in meats of all kind, gro
cries, fruit and confectionery.
Tourist Tickets to all popular sum-
ner resorts via the Mo. Pac. Railway.
FOR rates, routes, time and accomida-
Ions enquire of agent Mo. Pac.
Mrs. Alice Rankin, of Bates county
No., with her three children is visit
ng her sister, Mrs. d. Ewart and
timer relatives in lola this week.
The annual meeting of the Library
Association will be held at the Opera
louise saturday, Sept. 9TH, at 8 p m.
All stockholders should be present.
c. A. Japhet's two famous horses
Prince and Paul will make the fall
eason beginning the first Of Sept.
Eor terms and particulars see large
ills.
1t is a joyful thing to be alive in lola
hese days because everybody is con-
ented and happy. We haven't heard
wall from anybody since We came
IOme.