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THE INOLA REGISTER.
VOL. X
INOLA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1916
LEISURE APPEALS TO FEW
Preparedness. - £
Start an account with the
INOLA STATE BANK,
TO-DAY,
Fine Art of Simple Living Appear* te
Have Died Out in Thta Age of
Work and Push.
Leisure of life has d'eappeared be-
cause a great deal of moiiev must b«
made In ortfar to II'. e. Who today
will gacrlflco much for good books or
a garden or for leisure ll?p!f, unac-
companied by luxuries? After all. if
Mr*. J. li North, Mrs, S. N.
Norlli and Miss Jeanna M. King
visited Muskogee last Saturday.
Riley Tinker and C. C. Price
had busitiuss at the county seat
last Saturday.
Good Riddance
A lai'KP nuniOer of those
And prepare for future financial stringen-
cies. Your deposits and all private busi-
ness entrusted In this bank will be care-
fully and proficiently leeked after.
Inola State Bank
Deposits G1.1 «rrn cci.
You are invited to «iak& this
Bank your Bunkir ; Ho tse
who
one wants to acquire the fine art of i art- more commonly known as
simple living, It ts the spirit that gamblers, who havecumed Tul-
counts. "I never," said an old pentle- , , , . . .
v.oaan who had .often* reverses. bv tht"' P'^-ace for the past
"eave up having candle-shades on tho Hovelftl years, have left, and oth-
table, even if the dinner was only i-rs wilt u„ Many of them have
broad and milk." And there Is a great , „ r, 
deal In the spirit that this triumphant I 10 1 heae men
point of view expresses. Like the
Emperor Caligula, the old lady had
1 lived as simple a life as she could In
Wr*' "nr."!*
NC S
D. KOENIG, President J. KOENIG, Cashier
T. C. IIARRILL, V Pre*
Condensed Statement of
First St&te Bank,
Inola, Oklahoma, at close of Business,
Nov. 10, 1915
RESOURCES
S. N. North ' -turned home! D«, >> j
yesterday mm i;lng from a bu*i-l.;ul «.• 11 fi
nes« trip to ;is City. He ti • t> 'ling i
wa  away about k week. N -rtli Uvo ' ...oea" who had l^rt there
& Son and J II Roper have,< n   through freight headed this
about 13,000 bushels of wheat i '.vny. He stopped the trniu iiere
stored there and his business and f: und tlmni. They had tal;
wax to look iif' -r that Mr. on p«s«are n the cab of a dead
No 'th disposed of the wheat | eeiynf. i.i i . Jackson took charge
* bile in Kansas Clf 7 at a pood'of lin in .uei returned to Clare!
profit. miirp wi'h iliem on the evening'
e, ., . ,, . . , , tram and placed them in jail j
For Sal®—Grw*t low wheel watt . . . .
oil, t. aro of mnfes aed one liorw.1"'""" were held on a charge
Call ai Inola State Hank. ■ « 1' beatinga board bill.
We want .our hotter nnd I'liv*,
the station to which tho gods bad
culled her.
To the best of us the practice of the
fine art of simple living consists In do-
ing without things gracefully, saining
what we can of pleasant leisure, and
giving what we can of cheerful com-
panionship, and In never talking about
economy. There are men who would
rather die than swear in the presence
of ladles, yet boast loudly of their sav-
ings in the matter of clgers; and there
are women who would forego their an-
nual spring cleaning rather than show
their ankles, yet who triumphantly tell
you after dinner that you have eaten i Kwj,,K Muskogee and
not sweetbreads at their tablo, but
the frugal calves' brains.
Those people do not know that one
of the principal secrets of the fine art
of simple living Is never to tell. To
aa\ e and to tell Is as bad as to kiss
♦•riff J. W. .lack-on
in the sheriff's of- j ar,t' to tell, and In the matter of cigars
i„    tr _ ' It is only too easy to find out the trath
hi to look out for .  , /,.! , ^ . u _
' for oneself. Now. Caligula but wher-
ever be is, this remarkable man must
be pleased to know that hi- has point-
ed a moral.—Century Mr.ga.zlne.
OBJECTS TO WOMEN WEEPING
Writer Has No Use for Old Saying
Which Declares It to Qe One
of Nature's Laws.
Misa May Calkin*, one of the
teaolterR in the Inola public
schools, visited with home f .Iks
at Muskogee over Sunday. Iler
train did not com" Sunday night
and she was delayed on her re-
turn trip, arriving in Inola Mon-
day at 3:80 p. ui.
the highest pric
and wMl pay
for  ame.
O. .letters Mercantile Co.
ic«"|
(i. T Wrinht and Oscar Plant
returned home Monday from
Drni., .ght. Oilton and Sham ;
lock. They said business was
Men hate a weepy woman, and you
can't blame them for hating her, writes
Mary M. Maxwell. The thing foi
which they are to bhun« is that they
have net diioouratfud weeping by
maklnjp it well kno* n that they aro
r aaoiuiblo and fascnlng balngs and
that they take It for granted ttuit|<,n
their wives aio also of this ordwr. Of
a'l the quotations that make me angry
1 think ttiat one which neclarcs that
"men must work and women must
weep" effects ny temper most. Why
must women weep. I should like to
know? Once let an engaged man give
never go where there is not rea
son to believe the authorities will (
permit them to operate. They |
never stay where the authorities
attempt vigorously to enforce
the law.
Muskogee is welcome to them.
They will never l e permitted to
operate iu Tulsa again,—Tulsa
Den lot; rat.
The above is all right but the
Democrat is jagging Muskogee
a little when it states that many
of these undesirable citizens are
will be
permitted to operate. County
Attorney Branson is doing his '
duty.
PublM Sale
(\useh Hros. will have a sale
Friday the 4th 1 miie south atid !
a half tnile west ol Inola, and ;
sell a lot of stock, fr.rm i in pie
menta, etc. For lerms and other |
particulars see bills.
Some Weather
The weather throught the!
month of January was severe, t
We had an unusual amount of t
raiufall, and cold, some snow and J
a groat deal of sleet. It has been
•smeLlting unusual for thi* eli-J
tuate. It has been very severe
stock although few losses
h ive been reported by our local
cattle growers.
Washouts and !>ad condition of
I he track generally has made
railroad traffic bad. The rail-
L.ans and Discounts 
$11,379 37
Orerd rafts  
127 58
Real Est. Furn. and Fixt 
4,o21 01
1,136 13
Cash and Sight Exchange 
11,375 VXJ
Total
*58, *39 99
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock  
$15,000 00
Surplus aud Profits 
2,108 38
41,731 61
Total
$58,839 99
The Above Statement is Correct
A home Bank for the Home People
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
J. E. HaLtha.way,
FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIES.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Inola. Dra.y and Transfer Line,
WILLIAM PETI1T, Prop
All kinds of hauling promptly done
f v.1 rrtnlr sin Dr h i. h:i <i iutiu -    
Miss Jennie Colt, of Oklahoma 1 U!",ni" al ' "amrci, i I hia fiancee to under: tand that weopinr roads have done remarkably well
City, returned homo lH« t Satur
day to resume her duties as
teacher in the conservatory of \ c"rchaseil
music, after a week's visit in this i'"<1 vv " ,:i"" ' and pui in a
city with her brother, jdlin, and ' bfauieh Shamroc k
hor sister. Miss Sarah. i i-in t'ie center of a great oil
pool.
Anything you want in shoe*.
.V right was so favorably Mil does not appeal to him; once let alius-
r Nse(] with the place that he i b®1"! wplaiu to his wife that weeping
,,v ,, | ; rot only calif; out the very devil in 'ls tbey tlid.
ton Tipperary Koad •
to handle their business t\s well
The sun came out bright an J
lear Tuesday morning. Feb. 1st
Send us your produce of all
kinds. We pay the highest mar-
ket price. — Inola Mer. Co.
Frunk Weins left last week for
Hooker where he has a good po
nitiou. Frank is an exemplary
young man, honest and itidus
trious and will succeed.
Claremore's Leading Studio
Is pleased to announce that excellent
Rooms are being fitted up for you in the
Columbia Building,
Over tke Haas Store,
where we will he better prepared than ever to
turn out the High Class Portraits for
which we bear h ruputtftion. will be pleas.'d
to have you call on up whether you want our
services or not. We want you to inspect our
work and equipment which you will find the
most np t<  date of Eastern Oklahoma none
barred.
We Copy and Enlarge
Any Photo,
right in our own studio. We also enlarge Ifr.nn
your kodak tiltns, do developing and finishing
lor amateura.
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Work
BLAIR'S STUDIO
Portraits that Please Particular People
him, but makes her look a positive
: fright—leading her gently to a mirror
; and showing her w-pepirg self up in
i all its sickening ugliness, and we and it was certainly appreciated.
thould get rid of a good many tears— " ,
I or, rather, we should i.ot get rid of ' orn chops 5"! til) per 1 ' lit
I tliem, but prevent their showing the lied Front Corn Mill.
; thc:uBclvc8.
j Men ha-e for many thourands ot C&Ugllt With tnC Goods
years been telling women it is their .
| part to *eep, and until recently wont- Sheriff Leach caught two boot-
.... en huvo not known any better than to leguers in Claremore last Satur-
lown last Sunday for a visit With believe them. -Ven have told wom-n {) lvlt)| u K ri(> full each of liooze.
^  a great many other foellah things ,,, .
which have beon detractive to frknd i x pistol for good
Ehlp between ht'sb~nds and wives, measure. He will have two bills
Mrn have given v.-omen to understand ;ljruirist, |,;nj
t! they i«on*n tit general i are '   
natural Invalids. Wot.ien are no more Certificate Of TaX Sales
i'e I ,:ve the in.
Inola Mercantile Co.
Tom Slack, of Claremore,came
his brother, John, returning
home Monday evening
litotural Invalids than are men. but it !
you keep telling a woman the is an
Invalid, that she is "trail," you cm
make her believe It a^ninst h -r own
inward knowledge that she is as sound
as a bell.
Where Christianity Is C:ath
Not only are ail Christians rigidly
barred from Afghanistan, but any ua
tive becoming convortej to c'bristlaiv
Ity is instantly punished by death.
Not loug ago the preseul Amir sum
rnoned the serviees of a European
specialist (or treatment of a dangerous
abscess with which ho was afllleted
The service rei*dero4 was so success-
ful that bis majesty arranged with the
government of India fur a permanent
l European imdual np«clnllst at his
I capital, saya a consular report. Un-
fortunately, however, the tlrst patient
i died on the operating table, and ihls
caused Immediate discontinuance of
these service*. It Is a matter of coin-
' noil belief among medical authorities
in India that this Initial misfortune
i was due to an ov< rdoae of chloro-
1>m, deliberately c . ."nlsterod to the
patient by au a^sisu.nt who wlsbed
to destroy the influer c  of the ue*v
| Christian practitioner.
Education Is a dcvctorlns of tt'o
mind, not a stufflng of the memory.
| Digest what you read
Old men have visions, young men
have dreams Successful farmer*
plow deep while sluggards sleep
The growing of legume* will retard
•oil depletion and greatly add to it*
power to produce.
Stale of oklahoma. County of Rog-
era, *s.
I, W. H. Rogers. Treasurer of tlie
County of Rogers ill the State of Ok-
lahoma. do hereby certify that the fol-
low ing described real estate in said
county and state, to-wit:
l.ot 27, block 9, S<HithIiK>la, amount
,^Sc. Treas. fee SOc, certificate 25c,
total $t.3n.
L<it 17, tilocli •), South Inola.amount
.;V, Treas. fee S V, certificate 25c,
total $1.3U.
I^ot 2-V block South Inola,amount
ll..V>, Treas. fee 5<>:, certificate I5c,
total tt.lt.
I^ot IS. block *. South Inola,amount
55c. Treas. fee 50c, certificate 25c,
total $1.^11.
Lot 2li, block 4, South Inola.amount
55c, Tre.is. fee 50c, certificate 25c,
total SI.JO.
l.ot 25. block <sSouth Inola,amount
55c, Treas. tee 50c, certificate 25c.
total 91.30.
Lot 27. Iihwk ♦. Souih Inola, amount
1 55c, Treas. fee 50c, certificate 25c,
i total $1.30.
Wa* on the oth ilay of No*. A. I),
i I'll, iluly soltl by me in the manner
pro* i«Ie l by law, for the delinquent
Mxe* for the year A. I>. l^lo, and in-
cluding interest and penalty thereon.
. and the cost* allowed by law, to H.
b. Courtney, for the svun abo*e men-
tioned. he being the higliest and best
! bidder for satur.
I further cettity that unles* re«lenn>-
tion is made ol said real estate in the
manner provided by law, the said II.
L. Courtney, or assigns, will We en-
titled to a deed therefor on and after
the 6th day of Nov. a. lb, l'b3 on
! surrender of this certificate.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand this 14th day of Dec.
a. n.,
w u. r<k;krs,
County Treasurer,
I Ity A. st'tie, Deputy.
The Inola News Agency for
Valentines.
E. K. Evans had business :.t
the county seat Monday.
John Horner took the local
Monday for Claremore.
Mr and Mrs. F I). Posey vis-
ited at Claremore last Saturday.
Mrs. Sue Tanner is quite sick
at the home of Mrs. Ij Clark
She has been feeble for sometime
Miss May Williams, one of the
teachers at the Gregory school,
visited with home folks at Clare-
more Saturday and Sunday.
l-'or Sale Cheap- SO acres of
raw lai.i 7 miles southeast of
Inola. For terms and particu
lars write to
Joseph Fizzinger.
Box 96 Great Bond, Ks
K J. Dickerson visited Wag
oner and Mu k<>gee Sunday and
Monday. He intended to return
Sunday evening but we bad no
trains until Monday about S:30.
The high water is responsible.
Don't forget that we pay the
highest market price for butter,
eggs, poultry and cream — Ger
man Mercantile Co.
City Mills
I now have my corn mill in op-
eration and aui ready to grind
chops and meal on abort notice.
C. h. J. FINK
Established l*f 3
Br. Bryan—Dental Office
Claremore, Okla
Work Guaranteed
Notice to Creditors
State of f'WlahonvA. County of Roff'
er*t
In the C ounty Court
In the matter of tlx- estate of
Annie Gregory, l>ccc.\scd,
Gilbert R. Gregory, Administrator.
All jiersons havinvf claims against
I tlie estate of Anni" Gregc*, lit, cased,
are hereWv required to pre. nt tlie
same with the necessary vouchers, to
the undersigned administrator, at
Claremore. Oklahoma, within four
months of the date hervof. or the same
wilt t>e fore er barre l.
Dated tlie 3d day ot January, l'llo.
Gilbeit K. Gregory,
Adiiiinisti ator.
' First pub Jan. 13-4t
I
R . S. P0RTW00D,
Dentist
Prices reasonable
Kiiington Building Keoms6and T
WAGONER, OKLA
iFor F&rm Loans
——SEE 
JANES RYAN,
CLAltEMORE, OKLA
Pin tie 3*1
Will loan oil probate or dead
claim title, interest payable an-
; nuully, privilege given to pay all
or part of principal at  ny inter-
1 est paying time
For the Benefit of those Prompt Scrvice
whom may not know I am located
in the Strong building,occupy ing
the rooms recently vacated by
Ur. C. V. Elliott. Modern equip
pedotlice prepared for any kitid
of surgery. Hernia (tupture)
cured without the knife. 1 have
my own tlrugs and chemicals—
everything new and up to to date.
J.T. KING, M. D. 1
St. L., I. M. & Sou,
R. R. Co.
TIME TABLE
(.OlNti SOUTH
A. F. MOOD, Lawyer
Civil, CrltniiiHl ami Probate practice.
Will*, .ulminiMtratioiift. ffiiariliau-
minor Iriueo, mIch of min-
or* l.imU, collection!*, bankruptcy
matter*, oil ami butineu, 15
*rnm practice in *tate and terri-
tortal court*. Conaultation free.
. CoHie in and  ee me.
Claremore, Okla.
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l cal Freight No. 1W1 1:25 p in
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