The Iola register., 1901-04-19
Shepherd & Kitchen.

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WANTED:-500 nice hens, 300 dozen
eggs, 500 pounds nice roll butter. at
the Up-to-Date Grocery and Market
lst and 2nd dooreast of thepost Office.
The death of Capt. Dewitt leaves
the Office of county surveyor vacant
and it seems probable that the gov
ernor will appoint Lutte Stover to fill
out the term of which Mr.. De Witt wa 5
elected. Mr. Stover has already
served in the capacity of county sur
veyor and is fully qualified for the
work and we'll acquainted with the
land marks.
Elsmore Enterprise: d. w. Puckett
received the good news the first of the
week that the supreme court of Kan.
sas had decided his case against the
M. X & T. Ry. Co. in his favor. This
means that he will get So, 600 from the
company for injury received while in
their employ, half of which will go to
his attorneys. Mr.. Pickett will have
the congratulations of all his friends
in his success.
Among the court items from Erie in
the Chanute papers is found the fol-
lowing about an lola man: "F. $.
Bennett VS., Taylor Beasley ct al.
Find for the plaintiff that amount due
is SS46. Attachment proceeding con-
iirmed and property attached is or
dered to be sold subject to the right of
redemption to satisfy the amount
found due plaintitf interest and costs. -
The Noesho river rose steadily all
day Sunday. Dispatches stated that
nearly all the others rivers in the state
were out of their banks, even the Ar
kansassbeing unfordable. The heavy
rains in the northern part of the state,
augmented by the drizzles which have
| steadily visited this section, did the
business and water was backed up in
Elm creek to height above the
cement works dam.
Everybody has heard of Balaam
and his mount. There are few people
who got mentioned in the Bible who
were more insignificant than that said
Balaam, but the whole civilized.
Christian world knows of Balaam. He
was the first advertiser. Not only has
history proven that he was buthe saws
so himself Consult Numbers xiv: IA
and you will find that Balaam saws:
Come thereforeand | willadvertise. {"
Three or four weeks ago the Allen
County Investment company had five
thousand thirty page pamphlets cali
ing attention TO the resources of east
ern Kansas, and the demand for them
has been so great that they are al
ready exhausted. the company is now
figuring on getting out another sam
plet which is to be much larger and
handsomely illustrated and of which
they will publish 10000 or possibly
10000 copies.
A note to the REGISTER from Mr..
II. NJ. Miller, who went to Topeka to
see the insurance commissioner in re-
gard to the action ne had taken in
refusing to allow the Bankers Union
OF the World permit to do insur-
ance business in Kansas, states that IA
re- examination will be made soon and
if suggested changes are made the
permit will be granted. This will be
good news to great many people in
lola who are members of the order.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. I, 1879.
DR.. G. j. Moffit--Dear Sir:-I can
not too strongly recommend your
TEETHINA (Teething Powders to
mothers as one of the best medicines
they can obtain for their debilitated
and sickly infants. | have used it
with very satisfactory results the past
summer with my child, and while we
have heretofore lost a child or two
from teething under other remedies,
our present child, that has taken
TEETHINA, is a fine, healthy boy.
| am, very respectful,
A. Z. BROWN, M. ID.
Brother of U. S. Senator and Ex-
Gov. Joseph e. Brown.