Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 13, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 10, 1899 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL. XIII.
BliAVER BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA TERRITORY THURSDAY AUGUST 10 1899.
The Dreyfus trial commenced on
the 7lh irut
octKert ii dead but lib body hss uot
liticn contertcd Into aatiiSg
iaVd II. Boyd haa dcen re-olcctca
ireldont of the UnlvwBliy of Okla.
A bcadleaa body lound tn the
North Canadian river near Oklahoma
fit recently No duo to identity wa
obtaioed.
It ii reported that DcnoW l'lynn will
buy an interest io tlio Oiclaliouia Time
Journal
Tha array worm l "Id to bo doloR
considerable damage-to corn in certain
portion! of Kann.
An Oronoquo Connecticut street
car disaster Sunday rciultcd in tlm
death of thirtyaix porsonii
Tho pasainger atoamor City of
Grand ttapidi narrowly escaped
foundcrinK In Lake Michigan Sunday
American dclegatea t llio peace
conference have stated tho intention
of the United States to build a poaoo-
chapolatTho Haguo ii commom-
orution of tho conierenr.
Gov. ltarncH recently offered to tho
board of tnuleet rf tlitj Univorsity
or Oklahoma a resolntiollo tho ef-
fect that tho Univcrsitj bo opened
to tho Indian children of tho Chero-
kee Choctaw Creek aid Seminolo
Indian on the sauio additions as
prcHcribcd for Oklabomi students'
The reiolutioua wero tiauauiousljr
adopted by tho board.
Cattle llalslnir OauSok.
Speaking of the outloo for cattla
taming a prominent ea lewan said
o a Dallas Herald rcpo er: "The
oAttluraisioy industry in lis country
wttl bo tho principle tudijtry for tho
next five years you marlthe rdk-
liim Tho reason 1 say o years is
from the fact that it wU Ukc tho
length of time.if all tho icrgics of
tho veoplo aro turned to ralng cattle
to get tho country atockcip again.
Cattle raiiinff iB not lil. Iiog rais-
. ing. H takes a long tiniol brinp; lip
. calf to uu age whore it iiWful for
''"production ami tho couth' stock
of cattlo ia now wdly depl .
When cattlo kept droppinjfnd drop-
(jiing people grew dincougod with
the raising of cattlo and he cowa
were sold for beef tho a ution of
the people was turned to icr chan-
nels and the supply of cowlitid heif-
ers went away below tho tiniul con-
ditions io that now the cojtrj and
whon I ay tho country I lean the
entire- country i.ot 1H Texas
has uot a auAlcicnt numW of cons
to produce a supply of rw to meet
-tho demaud. That is t siinplo
clfilnmi-nt of tllO allUlltioil It id Uot
due to any other reason th tho price
of cattle i up but on kcc
limited aupply.the dcttn I
(renter.
"The demand is colng he Btill
greater in the near futun han it is
now. ouninared with tlm iply and
t he price of r.ttle will gc instead
of down. Such conditio! win nat
urally exist for about fWycartt ns
1 stated above when peorjwiU have
stock of
c another
etuiiiR to
At any
t !l p. m. First monoy 81 nccuud
00 cl. Kntroco free.
JJoys' f) yd race for boya over Co years
old at 2 p. in. for 82 and 81.
TIIIRU DAY. ST
forenoon Sick potatato cjrg and
wheel birrow races. Slow races
liorsc. tnulco or bnrrod. 81 for tho
slowest. lUdcrs to cliango aninisk
250 yd. pony raco for 8.l and 82.5O.
Five to cntca nod start at 2 n in
Other amusements too numerous to
mention. Hoarding homo and good
accommodation:! Kvcry body invit-
ed to attend.
II v Oiidrii nr Committer.
it 01 tuc
seems
had timo to Yepluoish
cuttle and then thcro ma
leoino unless thero is d
cause the prico to stay
rate now is Iho timo wh:vcry fam-
ilv ouuht to try even a limited
way to rlo calvts. T country h
going to uecd them nnd -ro will be
money in them.' ' lav stock 111-
apector.
OliTsrTfii'rh lie
picnic
Program fur tho old a
cn
wilvo uiilcn
0 7 and
to bo held at Itlilej' gro
miuiIi oflnwn en Soplen
18P0:
iinsT n.i
10 o'clock a. m. Addrcw JllJK -
0. Tuonrhlll-
11 o'clock Umnd l'arad
Frro for all running rucim iuarler
mill'. First moi-ay gferond $10
third fiS. Four lid to ctiU-r
llai'o At 2 p. 111.
lliiO vsrd race bet wimmiIo of t'li'iit
Cmkaud KioJlkJlv Mile 82ft
ou a side at 3 o'eloJ m
i1 100 vd ft race for 8.". ind 82. To
Ranter tbrs Start at &
HKCONl)
Mtsrsry otorcbn in ffbon.
ul'icn for nil iiinnlntt l'"r !!!o d.
JBror 810 8& and Itfjour to enter
. 1 'Hint 3. p in.
' Hnfc' SO yard rote Til' utder 10
'V f
v a
COMMlTTKKSAI'l'OlNlKlF FOR TJIK
SOLIHKltS ItK-UIXON
At the meeting of (ho Southwestern
Veterans' association which was hold at
llcavcr on on Saturday to msko arrange-
ments for Iho Soldiers' lleuuijn to lio
held hero Stpteuiber 13 14 and 15
noxt tho following coinmittcos wcro ap-
pointed: COMMITTBB ON DONATIONS.
Clear Creek:
T. J. Wecdon and wire.
Robert Ilizlcy and wife.
Oavo Kile and wife.
Cottonwood:
Frank Lsughrin and wife.
Tli 01 Inlow aad wifo.
Coon Crook:
H C Drum and wife.
Clear Lake;
110 Dunlopand wife.
11 II Uant and wifo.
Kiowa Cresk:
A. Van Tassel.
A A Hrown and wife.
F J Uirdfall and wife.
Alpine
T W SleCool and wifo
Mrs T 0 Murdock.
Miu Jeuaio Maple.
Nye:
N J llhodcs and wife
Mrs 1) M Mackcy.
Miss Haiito Free
Coin;
Fred l''o.
August I'idr ann wifo.
Jessiu lliahey and wife.
North Flam;
L U HuKtcd aud wifo.
Kekomo:
J K (loorge and wifo.
Joe Ilaulin and wifo.
Wm Woolery aud wife.
Six Mile:
T 1 llraidwood aud wife.
J 0 Judd and wire'
Dcaver:
0 M Gardner and wife.
N A l'cckharu and wile.
Will Thomas
hswrrneo McCabo and wife.
Grand Valley:
J F Shore
W II Kldredgo.
Clint:
!l. Mott and wire.
Mi'mio lillliu and liernio Over.
Uuti-:
0 T Simons and wifo.
K V llubburil and wilu.
I luck llt-rry:
.1 C Will'iauiKon.
(ifiirto F It y.
Iluir.tlo:
A It iiruderson and wile.
1'lMnssnt Viuw:
C It Wright and wife-
MuClttro snd wife
COMMITTKKON BRU.CTION OK IIADOES
N. F. Daves.
Mics Maude Thomas and Orncn
Munscll.
rOMMITTKRON VOCAL MUSIR.
1 S Drtimmoml.
Mrs i: W (irovci
Mins Fannio Orerstrcrt
cnMMITTKKON INSTkUMKNTAt. MfSIC.
V 0 Tracy and wile.
F S Priiiumnml and wift.
kl CKI'TION COMMITTKKi
1 H Thonini and wile
.1 It Mnlcy snd wllV.
Dyke llullingur and wire.
I (J Hedgo and wile.
(J 0 Tntiunhlll.
8 II Wolr aud wire.
1 H Druiiimnud.
(DMMITinR ON I'ROOKAM
.1 It Quiuii.
I V Tliompson.
I llntiuliurd
(.uMMirntR on niNlNti kcom.
Mm iliiliiy
Mr. Amo-t lllbba
Mtt. .1 II Wulim
Mrs .1 V Thompson.
MmN A I'erkhnm.
Mrs lllsncliatd.
Mrs A M Hobfiu.
David Miller.
11 J Chilcott
Arthur Thomas.
Wm Mott
mm 18 Drummond.
May Weir.
Nettio Thomas
Clias Hecbo snd wife.
It McCabo and wife
Ada Weir.
UOMMITTKR ON St.KEl'INO yUARVKS
S II Weir
C 0 Tannehill
J V Thoinpi'on
COMMtTTKl: OK MAV IOU IIRIIH.
I M liane.
Wanh llustcd
COMMI1TKK ON firi'UIUNU DtNINO
KOOM.
Wm (juinn
F 0 Trncy
COMMITTRT. ON SPKAKIllty' STAND.
.Ill ThniniH
U A Allen
0 1) Smith
0 M Gardner
.1 II QIJINN.
Trras. H W V A.
(J 0 TANNKIIILl Cor. Seo'y.
NO. 13.
CLOSING OUT SALE
CUSTER STORE.
1
Groceries
NEWS INJ.ETTERS.
CUSTKR.
Tom and Will Itilcy and John Car-
ter of Clear Creek were cow hunting
on tho Kiowa this wettk
Mrs. F.P.Madiion nud Miu llertha
Darnhart departed litis week for
Michigan on a visit.
John Gardner who bus been off at
work for sonic timo ia agtin in our
midst.
Wm. Hakcr nnd wife and F.lgin
Stoddard nnd wifo who started for
Kastcrn Oklnhnmn got watcr-bouud
at the South Cnuadi.ui and emtio buck.
Dick Ilomt purohused a new wagon
while in Kngluwood this wtxk.
Dick Samlifi-r of Ch-nr L'rik was
over on 11 cow hunt recently.
llcv.O.L.Yvngcr did not go to kit
his ltrother as staled last weuk On
arriving at Kttglewoud he ri'cicvd a
dispatch stating that his brother was
better utid his presuuee watt not need-
ed. Mt'HrsHutf sud Git) vi-r of Kansas
aro hero looking up fill cows.
Kd. Thompson who has been 1st
work in Kansas (or some time is -guin
at homo.
One of Htvenscrnfi men was prowl
ing Kiowa for cows this week.
Card of Thank. '
To tho many friouds in Guto town.Mp
und Knglewood who to kindly nniitel
during tho illness of tuy deceased wile
I dcoiro lo cxpriM through tlm Herilil
my liOMrtfilt thnnks May God btn
these people for thslr LindncM in thW
time of wwi F11T.11 KiiWAnns
Flour brfi 82.1ft per 100 pound.
17 pnundt GrsnuUtcd Suu'nr for 81.00.
0 poundi Arbticklos CtifTve nr Sl.OO
Ilest SuKnr Com enns for 2i ccnti..
IttM Tonintoct 10 cents a cm.
3 cstis best lllackliorrlr fur 2. eenls.
Corn by the cr best 32.00.
8eeon4Jrltfi; Gun 81.75.
lli'ctrothiitie per cnie 8-'2."i
'S ico ml grndo Tuiualuea per ea'c 82 10.
Boots and Shoes
AT LESS THAN COST.
Children' Shoes from 20u lo $1 wn llio to SI. fin.
Indies' Douglas.' button or bin' from 86c to 81.95- former prlxe
on tin- shoes wns 81.10 to $2 fttt.
Mon'ri 82.00 Shoes at 81. lo; SI T.'t slors nt 81.30 clo etc.
THE GERLACH BANK
tNOODWARD OKLA.
PAID UP CAPITAL $25000. SURPLUS f1SOO.
80LICIT8 YOUR MUSINES8.
Urn mil: Oriu.ACil rrmlilrnl.l.'anadlaa.Trxk.
Huiicht Mikjdv VIco rmtdfnt Ctoadltn Texas.
.Ioiin a-htA(ttCcihlerWooilwiirdOkUtioma.
O. II. Cakky Aatt Caiblrr Woodward Okla.
COItllKHrONURNTHi
Nationai. raa Uah k Nwr York. Natiokal Dank or CoMMRarr. Kaa-
City Mo. Kaxham NATtuNAI. nA.tc WlchlU Kstiaai. CAM.
AIHAN VALI.l.Y Dakk CstiadlkB.Taxiii
Dry Goods.
Prints from 4c lo &Jc. All goods in this litre at coit.
Hr.it Mi DouiMtio fijn
10c Canton Flannel for He.
Gents' Underwear Winter Overshirts Pants
Overalls Hats Caps. &e. at less than you ever saw
them soldA
This is a Closing Out Sale at Cost and no HUMBUG.
CUSTKO.T. duly 23 18110.
Worms!
MXia MMNA 1
WMIICD S-iMHMVl ;
VERNIIFUCES
Quaotltr
Ftr20YursHasLi
oxiD aaTr j.xx nnvctaiBTat
rrcrtMihr -av JAMES F. BALLARD. St. Louis.
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-: STEVENS RIFLES AND PISTOLS -
HATE rOBIOBE MAH 83 ISAM BCCR CkUBBATlD 1 00 TRKIR EXTEUB ACCtRlCT
Wf matco otri
"JUatnontl"
I'UfrJ. tlHtlk tu:n lirniia ftiiMi It.- t..i. n 1
Z IniothH of barrel a una JO inchc. liver)
oiin itinrfinrceer. j'nee i-onpaui $a.vo mm
O-tnch barrel t 9700 with 10-inch barrel.
Wo wmAm a full line of rifle t Price from $000
upward. Every arm wo turn out in warranted
WAPE ffOT-TTr. ATVT ACOTJHA.rrj;.
.T. RXI3VI3IVB AltMH
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TOOL CO.
ClllCOPni! PAI.I-. MASS.
l-U-1 lu'imiiui mui
A(iKsrsVANri:ii-i'tm "Tin: mi'k
ami ArlilrvrmrnU nf Ail intra.) Itr tin
uiirlit'a Kr'tct uuval lirri.. Ily Mliril llnl
liiul.tlii'llri'lniiK Mi'IkIhiiiI ailntiir nf tin
iiHlnnMilni. Illiiaiwt an ImI Ih'V iimi
. paL'ra hx III Ixclnn: m rl) ill n. ln.lf
lunu llliilrtliiiii. in I y (t.tn. tM rmiii
iti'inaml. Ill rnmuiluilntix niittll 1 1 .
ClniHOiif nllfo ilnif. Willi. rjnli'V 'lln II.
minion rimian)' Jnl K.otr L'attin lllU
I lllCMKO.
IPMykimj lyiyiiaiiyinwya
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n iin (in Made To Order f C QD
HJId.UU Man's Suit for WM
SIT buyinq oiatotmoM'.
. ROSENBURQER A CO.
S0S.S04 E 10!d St. NEW YORK CITY.
Tho Lnrgoat Clothing
Manufacturers In Amorlca.
ROLLER BEARING
AERMOTORS.
ROLLER-BEARINGS EVERY.
WHERE
Soldorrj nueds oiling
No sliding
A BOON TO MANKISnt
D" TABLER'S BUCKEYE
PILE
s &j Wsbsks'Sl.
CURE
A New Discovery for the Certain Cure ol INTERNAL ans
f EXTERNAL PUBS WITHOUT PAW.
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
TUMI BY MAIL 78 CKNTSS OTTLM 80 CKNT.
1AM F. iALURD. S0t Proprittor. .310 NRftlttl Strut ST.LMM
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Wouldn't yon like to liave an Orfran in your'
home n rttilriMl orein-one ihat will latt a ldtir.
lon timr and make the whole hoUtebold happier 1 S
we nave ueen miKin( mgn-Braue urKaat tor
lortr-ncrrn year. and our iaMfuntenti are Laowa
the world over aa
jtceiiaDie
Carpenter
Urganji.
We fell Urmns at low prices but Iher are
not "clieao" In.trumtnU. About the inUt
kive and unatiifactorv Ihlnp von can buv ia oh
of tlicie "cheap" Orgatii sold everywhere. When Z
you bay qrt nometlilnu lhat laiti ytari ana yMM.
We sell Orcant at from 3S to 300. .W maUtr
whit fito jen faj the tant Ai(A rrtiA itfstindim
fltrx inttrumtnt Our Organ ate hatidsoinc ouK
nnc and Hie in.iuc where you can t see Ii pat
tocciner as caretuiiy ana as accurately as a
fine watch.
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le nirtl. t will rt.r. .n lii.lrMrtirnI 1. voiir kiia.f. aa Millar kaf.t .w.v mi llv..
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w i "-ic r"u n ir.i in nn ii.nr note III rm. finlili ami cetnpira II un anfciUr laMciia.nl
y ' ' P if I' " Mill .nurtii Lti It an.) jy for It. If yvu dm't lUe ll -nt It Lick
J . I.t..y fulfill t!ntfl loll. wjji. I.i.'l tlntfalrJ UiKla'l Ih.t bow w ia lillli
JjJ In out ! triimtm
JjJ I' ymr ln ittltr . Irf' .Ul'l.'t K-lUHt Crmftr (7ruir Mad l?UI tut i'Utf
ty l.lilltult.li.AUlo'.it. nUct .nlr.itluirciil lii-t nulls )ou an J ihcu will. bS.buulll.
iu 11 P. CARPIiMTiR CO.TPANY BRATTLEBORO VT. .
v a.
$5.
OUR OniAT BArlQAIN OFfCHI
DOTS' AtOUIl
suits roi
2.76
wild Ultra Pants aad I
we Pay Uipttuag.
Tkm till tn ai.St if All Wt Ctulaini
lllmUVfll.k.m.lliiV..f ikB...
.hi c.t P..i. bm.iiu ati ii j i. mi. !(
ant inSniSirH l.llii Ctlltr 1. 1 it mil. alia
Ml S.ll.l Cill.r. All r.aliktu r.tl.t tV.Ut Bi.ll
! rU.M.tUi tuik s4 int. k.ttim iu
tik ..It. BlsSIf aiiaU.a It l.r t !! Itr sat.
1 1 .'i j.' ' i .. auj iu j i .iiii Jr. H.!a
gjjj- ZEPHYR- V JW
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STRONG EBlS I
DURABLE iLHHs' I
k Sale in storms. RaERMOTOR CO.. J I
V Jmm chicago I
THE FIRE ALARM GONG
On the celebrated TATTOO IN.
TERMITTENT ALARM CLOCK
wakes the soundest sleeper. Invalu.
able to RAILROAD MEN FAR.
i MERS. and all early risers.
Turn a Switch and the Alarm stops.
Borne people aro awokcnoilby sadden loud
' nolao lmt ImmeJIatcly fall asleep again. Ta
such tho ordinar alarm cluck U lmt a tnnx.
rnnr iu tba car. For thcio is designed our
Tattoo which rings iU alarm intormittcntl
through n iicriod of a ijuarlor of au hosr.
NEW HAVEN CLOCK CO.
NEW HAVEN CONN.
Sent! for Special Catalogue of Novel Clocks postage frco.
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a. Ui tr iw.ll f.r kit sit Br VIKI
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riii "tii. u Mr Wtil
BasjkwjB. m T2i
mfAWov jslxa
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Iroquois Bioyclts $10.76
nDHuJft?TE W0BR8 FLD scffss
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The Beaver Herald
Is the only paper published at the County Sent
of Heaver County the largest county in tliej
Territory of Oklahoma. Tricti $1 a yeur. 1
WinKCtniiii
has dsnonstratad tan thMtaad
Msaas lhat it la almoal latalUkto
f OB WpMA
PECULIAR
trteiutarltlu and dstantamsnU.
t bas b.cnia (ha Uadlna; romadr
orthlselajsollroablts Itsi.rta
wondarroiir oalD. Btrsortb.
ulnar and soothing Influanrt upon
Ibo msustrual orasus. It cures
'wblU.'andflflnrfth.wnruD.
It stops flooding aaJrollsres sup.
Csi .LLw wSfo
A Tension
Indicator
o
etniedand palnrBlBMnstruatloa
or Chanie 51 Ufa If Is iha bii
tncdlclno mftn. It Is beo.flci.l
duilnt pr'ltnanejr and bslps to
brloRchlldrtQ.lnlo bomra liarrsn
r ye.ri. ii inrifotnir. Hlmt-
sfnmona tnn whol. sjs.
. 'Hill croat retnsdr i ottered
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Daves, N. F. Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 13, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 10, 1899, newspaper, August 10, 1899; Beaver, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc68267/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.