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BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA TERRITORY THURSDAY OCTOBER 5 1899.
NO. 21.
Tba Clvde Mattox trial U set Tor
October 2.
Tha Oklahoma Times Journal is to
v thate a new building.
TLo big carnival at Kansas Oily ift
attracting many visitor.
) Rebel envoyi recently interviewcl
'Gen. Otis for political reasons but
'without result
Id a fight ever n gamo of dice Dr.
V. L. Mkui'in shot and killed Dill
Chism at i'errj last week.
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The El Kono Globe says that Ml
; Keno is all right excapt that it needs
an enterprising cititon to bring it to
the front.
Acting Governor Jenkins refused
to honor a requisition by the governor
of Karsvs for T. E. Bradley charged
with embezzlement.
McMastcr'a Magazine for Septem-
ber is larger than usual and contains
ao excellent write-up with numerous
cuts of Oklahoma City.
It must be (tally perplexing to Mr
Uaroes's enemies that he refuses to
tell them what he thinks oi his
chances to bold his position.
In refusing to endorse tho applica-
tion of Mesinll for tho appointment
of recoiver of tho U. S. land oflice at
Enid Acting Governor Jenkins ex-
presses a desire not to mix in the
Enid matter.
Kansas it a great grain stale and
in no slouch when it comes to railing
potatoes either. Secretary Coburn
s'ates that the potato yield of tho
Kaw valley alone is three million
bushols.
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The prosperity of Oklahoma banks
is shown by tho monthly statement
of John M. Pugh bank commissioner.
There are aixty-seven state bunks in
the territory. The deposits and se-
ptus of these banks luvo rapidly in-
creased. The statement of Kruger that his
-patience is becoming exhausted in
endeavoring to prevent hostilities
and of Chamberlain in insist inc upon
the harsh means I y tho Transvaal
indicates an approaching crisis in the
BritUlt-Bot-r di Jicultics.
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In tho imrrfuse of tho Knitl Eagle
and consolidation of that paper with
tho Sun. W. 1. Drnmmond has closed
u deal of considerablo importance
ince it will greatly enhanco his op-
portunities in journalism. Mr. Drum
mond in a to an of pnsh and ability
and we "predict for him a successful
career
The demurrer filed rn tho -case of
tho United States optiust -J. W.
Lynch erf tho Ponca City Land and
Improvement company was over-
ruled by Jiidgo Haincr and tho de-
fendant given twenty days to filo po-
lition. The cAawresultn from a charge
that Lym&Hent to tho ICO acrca
comprising hcowu site of Ponca
Ci'y was fradulent.
In commenting ou Jerry Simpson
. aud his address at tho soldiers' re-
union at Wichita tho New York Sun
says: "What Simpson says or does is
merely of interest as reflecting the
tlowe of a certain irresponsible ele-
ment of the country and his word
und actions aro only worth noting
insofar as they afford new evidunce of
tho alllauco which the llrynnitcs and
what is left of tho Populists have
made with tho adherents of Aguiual-
do How accurately Simpson repre-
sents the views of tho people of his
own atate who bavo given to the
country Punston and his fighters
may be gathered from the tempt r of
the meeting at Wichita IC03. when
Simpson endeavored to persuade a
large gathering of voftfrana 0 Jha
civil war that Agu'naldo was a biggjr
man than Lincoln aod thai the
American soldiers lighting tn tbe
Philippines were nothing moro than
band of Hessians. His efforts to
lersuade tbe veterans into the hope
that tho Filipinos would triumph
over our soldiers met with the re-
sponse that might have been expected
from such a gathoring for Simpsou
was beaten into ailuncu by tho angry
proteitfl of his audience. Sedition
and dlslo tatty are no more popular
Kansas than they aro in Massachu-
setts but that is a luct which Simp-
son Atkinson Agulualdo and ihc
tvst of them will not understand nr
nppreolatn until loug after the war
la en)!f"
Measuring Hitjr.
"Limping off" products when
they lire to be sold is a very poor
way of marketing them. Wo can
remember when in this country it
vaa fjuito common to "guess off" a
bunch of hogs or cattle. In Great
Uritaiti it in still a very general cus-
tom and the cuitom of selling over a
'weighbridge" as platform scales
aro there called is only gradually
and with difltcultr making headway
against tho guessing plan. In this
country hay in under uirtaiti circum-
stances sometimes old by measure-
ment instead of weight and wo havo
frequent inquiries in regard to what
number of cubic feet inako a ton.
The following letter received from an
inquirer is one of them:
Will you ploaso tell mc bow to
measure hay in tho stack and the
difference in tho kinds of bay; thai
is between timothy clover and wild
grass? How ininy feet of each docs
it take to make u ton and how about
thu top of the stack?
It will of eourso bo understood
tint any rule for measuring hay will
only givo an approximation to its
actual weight and the uirclunist.mccs
height of tho stack '.lie depth to
which tbn mow may bo filled the
kind of j?rns the hay is mude of etc.
all contribute 10 make any given
number of cubic feet weigh lets or
more than a ton. In fact a silo of
hay in the stack or mow by measure-
ment is h.irdly t-ver satisfactory to
both parties to the transaction and
often neither is satisfied Tbe bent
way is to weigh tho hay for right
Wrong no man. The next best way
if tho' ciicumslauceH are such as to
make it impracticable to weigh it out
is to agreo in advance at the time the
prico is fixed on the number of cubic
feet that nhall be regarded as a ton.
This is common ut public sales. The
auctioneer will say "Wc will sell you'
this hay in the stack or mow as the
case may be with the privilege of
taking one ton or more so inany
cubic feot to constitute a ton." Theu
the bidders know that they arc buy-
ing not 2000 pounds of hay but u
given number cf cubic feet.
The kind of grass the hay is made
of affects the qucMion. Clover hay
is heavier per cubic foot than timo-
thy and timottiy in heavier than wild
grass. The manner of storage too is
an clement. The bottom of the mow
or stack is more olosely couiprcneil
and consequently it lake u smaller
number of cubic feet to mako a ton
thorcthau.it d.ics nearer the top.
Tho measurement usual in (Minuting
r ton (if hay in this way ranges from
seven foot cube to an eight foot
cube; that is from 3.J3 cubic feet to
as high as 512 cubic feet. With well
compacted clover bay 343 cubic ftet
would probably be n close approxima-
tion to u ton. With well compacted
timothy hay it might roquirc u cube
seven ami a half fee: each wa; that
is Hiy about 422 cubic feet while
with will gra it would prohibit
take an eight foot cube or 512 cubic
feet to miko a ton and even this
might be a little light. The idea we
desire to convey to tho inquirer in
this caie is that there is no iixul Mile
for tho measurement of hay but it is
n matter that should be ngrecd upon
between buyer and seller when hay
must be sold by measurement and
npproximotions above given indicate
tho lines on which tho agreement
should bo made Willi heavy well
packed hay about 3SO tubio feet
would not liu far wrong; '.71111 hay
made oh lighter grasses or not so well
packed the higher culimato wou'd be
uouc too small. As to the method of
applying tho estimates above given
multiply the length) height and width
of tho stuck or mow in feot together
and it will givo the number of cubio
feet in tbo lot of hay. Then divide
by the ugreed number of cubic feet
rtut am 0 m alfowed for a ton and
thn result will be tbo number of tous
in the lot. Llvo Stock Indicator.
Off to (ho War.
Meade county is rurniehiog her full
quota of soldiers fur the Filipino wir.
Ten have already enlisted sod aro now
io Leavenworth. The following ro Urn
nanicst
W. ILP.Intcr Harry IM Wsltef
Smith W. C. Kills: Hob Craurord llos-
coc Gripgs Sam ltusscll John Davis
Peter llolz and Frank Walters.
Lieutenant Koootz catno in Saturday
evening and the boys were eager tu cn-
list in the rcrvico of Uncle Sam. (Jo
Tuesday evening a reception vraj held at
the city hall fur tho boys and a banquet
at the Mcado and National lintels where
tho o'JDg rnlditr were fcsMcd and roy-
ally entertained. On Wednesday moru
ing the loye left for Leavenworth. The
Mcado llind and most of the Meade
people were at the station to bid the
boys adieu. The scene at the depot ws
of a pathetic nature as "there were sud-
den parting such i pros tho life from
out young heuis nod choking (ihs
which ne'er uiiilit he repsatcd " The
boys all Mood the crdcal liki (rue brave
men and when the train left the station
taking them away to war the hearts of
our people went with them in loving
rcaifulnc's and honor while viMunsof
the old flag floating over the Philippine
unstained and unquestioned filled their
minds. Meade Globe.
aui:ntsvasiM-kiu "Tin: mkk
ami Arlilt-vmimti or .Admiral I)i'rr( Hie
trot-Ill' rvii-it nnval hern. Jly Murnl llnl-
tend the Itfcong flit hi mill a Imlirr nr tlic
nut 1 1 ill V I1I11I. ltli!Frt Kill Irt'.t iMKlkt flTT
JliirrKixl'l Incut; marly ill pxctf Imlr-
(ontt iiiuBirHiiui'v. ..in si.. a-.iiwiiii'u'.
(leniamt. Ilie cnininlMlnni.. Outlll Ire
Cliani-onf life tlmr. Wrltr quirk. Tlif lm-
tnliilMi Cotnoi:y art Floor I aUnn lllUii
t'lllCHUO.
A Tension
Indicator
.owr
TlGtfi.
IS JUST
WHAT
THE
WORD
IMPLIES.
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It
CPV indicates
the state
of the tension at a glance
Its use means time saving;
and easier tewing;.
It's our own Invention
and" is found only on the
White
Sewing Machine.
We have other striking-
improvements that appeal to
the careful buyer. Send for
our elegant H T. catalog.
White Seiinq Maciine Co.
Clevelaad Ohio.
spgay at is i. Jk
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H $12.00 KSuSBl
- nr auYiHd oireot rnou
ROSENBURGER & CO.
202-704 C. 102d St. NEW YORK CITY.
Tho Largost Clothing
munuiuuiurura in wnunuii.
Given Away!
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(Jne $65 Buoqij.
O'iie $22 SiQe Saddle
One $20 Set Bugrju Harness.
All the above named articles I have decided to
give away free ol co.ct to my customers. Kvcry person
buying goods at my store
or pacing cash on accrr.wuh with mc is entitled to a
ticket for each dollar paid: This ticket entitles the
holdcr4) a chance to obtain one of these valuable
articles.
Your chance to get 00s of iht-xe giftx will be in proportion to the number
dollars ymt ffnil. You co set a nuny tickut.' a- )ou ;mi providtd of courre
that one dollar in vv-U must be rpent In itircliain pxid or rcttling accounts to
entitle you to each tbket. The tickets arc abrnhili'ly Irer nnd are piven otily on
the abov- eoudiiiims. Whenever a ticket U secured (he ii'Jtnlnr of the ticket and
the uame of the holder are carefully recorded.
It i our intention to clne this dciil by November 1st m-xi when the yifis
will bo uiven away io a fjir ai.d impartial uiannrr. Now u the tioju to buy goods
and settle accounts. Don't miss this opportunity.
We carry a full stock of dry goods hats and caps
boots and shoes gloves hardware groceries etc. and
solicit vour patronage. Very respectfully
M.K CRANMER.
J. W. HKItltYMvx. rrtaMuit. C ((.CltANKI.KIt V frra. W 8. IIKRUVMAN faUr.
THE MEADE STATE BANK
Transacts a general bauking buioers. Special attention given to cattle loans.
Deposit aeeountit received ou most favorable terms.
ItKKKHKNOKS: Xntlonttl llanU nr Commerce. Kiinm. Clt) National Ilanh or Coimnrrrr.
Wl.-lilt.i; 1't.iirtli Niillmial II111L Wlrlillni Flrit National lut k lliitcliliimin; Tropt'a
l!.m I'itl l.'snii ctr Vuiir Lukln U ruf tctlultf tollclti.l.
A It. HKKVKS J.M.Kir.hl'ATIMUIC.
Kx-IImxUit f.K. Ijir.it on:ci-. Kx-L'iiunly Altnrnrjr.
UKKVES AcKlUKl'ATIUCK. ATTOltNKYS
lluilc City Khinss.
Will i.ract rlir.irr allrourl ami all fnlti-l t.M l.a"il urriro nml M le li.'iarliiicnl
nt WhIi iikIho jin.'rxrrl-nti?lnroiiU-t. Iln-il I r miN ami tl.n Can nl 1 on In
curln Hint I" lii'l in ll. aT-i)Uty M-.lliout ictliriuenl or r. ft 1. nr-.
RA?oi
For 20 Years R
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WHITE'S CREAM
VEEKVaSFUGE
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U Valth EitriPinttinilM B I ?
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TSiti S.ltt an mttl f tf All W.l Caidntrf.
lllnnndaltbrttl.UikStfiillibi .la.lknaa
If t.t lUastt Brtitttd. Slfi U t )'. "'
Silk Enbr.KtriS Stll.r Cttlir i. t.ij ;tji.. llk
tStlltrCtllir. AlienllkiMCiU.MV.l.tU.oJ.
Vr.tad .UtoafllK ll. lb ctlra kall.at. lll
latk talL Klalli taiali.a II lir ar tnall far at.
A Manila dispatch atutes that 50
sailors and marines went to destroy
Oranl in retnlip.tiuii for the attack on
tho gunboat Urdimo.la.
It is reported that O. V. Wiley
ex-treasurer of Mcude county Kan-
sas has been arrested charged wirh
misappropriation of county funds.
Tho nrrest wtB made on Information
furnished by an expert nrcountnnt
who was employed to investiRaio the
honks. There aro nlno rumors that
fiinm nllicra nro implintei) ill tm
erooki'dipiNH
artxl by-
as Led all Worm Rimetl.is. W&
OOIiD ZSX1 UVXaXa X X.TJC3Ka-2 D !.
JAMES r. EALLAPD tt. Louis.
THE FIRE ALARM GONG
On the celebrated TATTOO IN.
TERMITTENT ALARM CLOCK
wakes the soundest sleeper. Invalu-
able to RAILROAD MEN. FAR-
MERS and all early risers.
Turn a Switch and the Alarm stops.
Some people aro ntrakeaedby n sudden loud
noise but immediately fall nslci-p nuiu. 1'tt
ouch tho ordiuiry idarm clocU i but a mur-
mur iu tho ear. For thexo i.1 desincil our
Tattoo which rinyi ill nlarm intermittently
through a period of a quarter of iux hour.
NEW HAVEN CLOCK CO.
NEW HAVEN CONN.
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NOODWAnD OKLA.
PAID UP CAPITAL $25000. SURPLUS f 1SOO.
SOLICITS YOUIl BUSINESS.
OkoKOK frnicilrr'ililrntOnnillnTc.
ItmikHT Mnour Vice 1'rrililniit t'nnltnTrxa.
John (Ikhlaoii CualiUr Wooiltraril Oklahoma.
o. II. Caikv Ant Cathier Wofxlward Okla.
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CURE
A New Discovery for tire Certain Cure of INTERNAL and
EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
TUBES BY Mail 75 cents; BOTTLES HO CENTS.
umes F.iAiimstotfit. - an Rwtn mil stmi st.lmns.ii
j3ttCiCitccsccseece:ieGet3eiSeic6eese
u ' n'i i' I I Wouldn't jim lilte to liare an Orpan In your j
jj V' fr?iK?iflf ' I I noma a ni.'pi organ one tint will llit lolig 9
O Vi4j i'-'Oo'i I ftjj leap lime and maVe the whole huuaelioM happier? A
oi foil "Vv I R ft 'X'v c 'aTe ''ctn n'''nC hlRh-Bratie Orsank for W
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Carpenter
Urgaiis.
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Vt'c tell Orcans at low prices bat they srs
not "clieait" imtrunientr. About the most
expcni eatul unsatisfactory thinu yon can buy it one
1 of these "cheap" Orcana sold everywhere. When
you buy get loinething that latta yean and year.
We sell Organs at fiom 25 to 300. A'amalkr
trAtitfiirtjpu fay tht tnmt high gtndt it found in
retry instrument. Our Organi arc handsome out-
aide aud the inside where ycu can't see is put
-tt- Innrllier earpfullv anil a BLCurfttelir at a
iSJiCilkT'33r" finewntrli.
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y ' V.ii!l fsr cavti and on y joynienti tr
j ll"r pinlfi. We will .bcr.in Imlmnrnt In your houif m nutter liow f it jwar j o" tin
kJ te one in teit Iu lina lone r.uiitlit fine fnMi and crripare it vrlih any Mhtr Initmanaat C
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Daves, N. F. Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 21, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 5, 1899, newspaper, October 5, 1899; Beaver, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc68275/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.