The Iola register., 1901-04-26

A card to w, p. Wardrip, Mt.
Hope, Kansas, will bring information
by which youmay certainly earn some
money-perhaps secure home in Ok
lahoma.
Walt Canatsey came in Tuesday
from Mound City. The company
he is in is going right ahead after that
vein of coal and everything is en-
coBaging.
K. G. Star A man named Corbin
owns a grocery store in lola, the
home of Funston. But the fact that
he is no kin of the general may enable
him to pull through.
Col. Saphar has the prettiest bed of
tulips--and the funniestmanger full Of
little blind puppies-of anybody in
town. He gives the tulips away but
the puppies are for sale.
The only guaranteed Kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Cure. We will re-
fund your money if after taking one
bottle are not entirely satisfied with
the results. SOC Cowan 81 Ausherman.
T.. T.. Frizell, hardware man of
Larned is here today the guest OF W..
b. Culbertson. He is one of L6rned S
most prosperous merchants but is we'll
pleased with lola and may be induced
to locate here.
The Pittsburg Headlight tells OF an
old picture that one of the grocers re-
Gently had framed there of his store
sixteen years ago. The second man
in the group of clerks was Cash Edison
before he became an alderman and
quit work.
Mrs. Charles Elliott returned re-
Gently from Oregon where she went
eighteen years ago with her husband
who was formerly well known citizen
of lola. Mr.. Elliott died some months
ago and Mrs. Elliott returned to spend
the summer with relatives.
D. II. Beatty's luck still continues.
A big oil well has just been brought
in on the "Spindle Top" property,
owned by company of which he is
president, and he has refused an offer
of million and half dollars for it,.
He has also refused TO sell two acres
of land for $4,000 Luck like that
beats a license to steal.
Mr.. Lee Holt and Miss Cinda A.
GufTey of lola were married last
Tuesday at 8 so'clock at the Office of
Probate Judge Smith. Mr.. Holt is
employed.at one of the smelters here
and is an industrious and deserving
young man. The REGISTER joins
their many friends in extending con.
gratulations.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. I, 1879.
DR.. G. j. Moffit-Dear Sir:-I can
not too strongly recommend youl
TEETHINA tTeething Powders) tc
mothers as one of the best medicines
they can obtain for their debilitatet
} and sickly infants. I have used i
with very satisfactory results the pas
summer with my child, and while W,
have heretofore lost child or two
from teething under other remedies
our present child, that has takel
TEETHINA, is a fine, healthy boy
am, very respectful,
A. =. BROWN, NJ. d.
Brother of U. S. Senator and EX
Gov. Joseph f. Brown.
DR.. j. II. Pepper has sold his han6
: some residence on south Buckley t,
: DR.. Coy, young man who has re
Gently graduated from a dental schoo
in Chicago. DR.. Coy's parents liv
, in Anderson county and have retire,
from a busy life on farm and viii
: move to lola and make their futur
home here with their son. The latte
has rented an Office over the old North
rup store building and will engage il
, the: practice of his profession. DIR
Pepper has purchased lot from DIR
Hendricks on the east side of his hom
= place and will build another home 70
himself.
. The boys who are running the sur
D vey for the new railroad returned T.
e lola last week having covered abou
/ about three miles of one of the pro
5 posed routes. At Gas City they ha
( quite a funny little experience. A
they were running line down one o
the streets large, Aeshy womancam
out and inquired what they wer
- doing. They told her they were max
ing a survey for a proposed railroad
"What railroad" she asked. The
told her it was the New York Centra
= and Hudson river Railroad. "Well,
she snorted angrily, ''they won
build it by my place, not while liv
herei No, Sir, not for $4,000, an
+ you can tell them So"
County Superintendent Elect, Mis-
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