The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-14
HUTCHINGS PHOTO co.

viii Langley started last night to
Nevada, Mo-, where he goes into the
restaurant business. Success to him.
L have two houses in lola which
must be sold at once. Make an of
fer,-any offer will be conc 'dered. See
Henderson, Bostwick, Mccain or
Whitaker, or address, H. A. Perkins,
Olathe KS.
Knapp is well pleased as many of
his old customers who bought vehi-
cles of him ten to thirteen years ago
are again buying of him, and some
come from quite distance to do so.
Sale room over ID. Ewart's store.
Williamson says having bought his
harness before the big advance on
leather, he can, and will, sell har-
ness S1.00 cheaper on the set for the
same grade than any dealer in the
county. Get prices and go and see
him.
Those who assembled at the Opera
House last Friday night to hear DR..
y. p. George, report very instruc-
tive and entertaining lecture. The
next lecture TO the students will be
tonight by Henry S. Gekeler, ON
Can't
Miss Halle Irving returned home
last Sunday from Avon, ILL.,, VIII IRE
she has been teaching school the past
year. She will remain here about
three months. Her nephew, Harry
Johnson, came with her 10 spend the
summer.
G. o. Smith has traded his farm for
q stock of groceries at Usage Mission
and moved his family to that place
this week. Mr.. Smith understands
the grocery business thoroughly and
we trust he will find Usage Mission a
good point.
Knapp sells for cash, and when you
buy buggy of him he does not add
a per cent and make you help pay for
some one else's buggy. Cash sales,
quick sales, small profits, nimble six
pence, is the motto Knapp, who pays
the freight, has adopted.
Mr.. w. Z. Huff, of Savonburg, was
in town Tuesday on his return from
Buffalo where he had been attending
the Friends quarterly meeting. He
solicited and received considerable
assistance here for the erection of a
new church at Savonburg.
Mr.. Chase informs us that he has
marketed over two hundred dollars
worth of strawberries off less than an
acre of ground. And for the first
time in a long experience the black
berry crop is ready to harvest as soon
as the Strawberries are gone.
A full report of the common school
contest held at Pleasant Valley
church May 20 was unavoidably
crowded out last week, and it is too
late now to say any more than that
the first prize was won by Miss Sadie
Jones and the second by Miss Dot
Wright.
Our correspondent at LaHarpe
sends in this week what we call
model news letter. That letter alone
ought to be worth the price of years
to the people of that
Suppose they compare it
with the news of their own neighbor-
hood which they get in any other pa
per.
H. J, Hendricks writes us that the
engines at the oil wells near Thayer
have been running by gas pressure for
0 months. So we will have to take
back the "bragn we made last week.
Mr.. Hendricks adds that $4,000 bar
rel steel tank will begin building
there within two weeks, for storing
the oil.
4 minstrel show and a giddy-go-
round and a man with microscope
and a photograph car and the normal
and two revival meetings and a lee
ture and ball game and the new de-
pot and a man who files saws have
to make things fairly dizzy
in lola this week to those who tried
to keep in the whirl.
The Santa Fe has now placed
in effect summer tourist rates to Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Mani
tOu and Glenwood Springs, Colo, Los
Vegos, Hot Springs, n. NJ, Grand
Cannon of the Colorado via Flagstaff,
AriZ., Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah,
Butte and Anaconda, Mont,
and Spokane Falls, Wash.
G.. w. Smith came up from Neode-
sha Sunday where he had been look.
ing after the interests of his property.
He says they have lots of oil there
and are putting up another tank with
n capacity of 10000 barrels, but al
though rent is high the price of prop
erty is not advancing very rapidly.
DIR. A.P. Sawyer. Sir:-After suffer-
ing four years with female weakness
L was persuaded by a friend to try
your Pastiles, and after using them
one year, / 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.