The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 18, No. 49, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 25, 1905 Page: 1 of 4
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BEAVER HERALD:
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VOL. XVIII.
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA TERRITORY THURSDAY MAY 2.5 1905.
NO 49
1. . WEBB Protldcnt. JAMES BARE Vico-Prcsident.
FRANK LAUGHRIN Cashior. F. C. TRACY Astt. Cathhr.
MAUDE 0. THOMAS Secrotar.
THE QAHK OF BEAUER CITY.
Capital Stock $10000.
DI RECTO US:
James Bare F C Tracu J W. WEBB
Frank Lauuhrln H. E G Putman.
R.. H. Loofbourrow Maude 0. Thomas
tWERV (BOGIRWCS ESftRHNDBD.
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The Japs and Russians
Have had some hard battles bat nothing to com-
pare with the land engagements which have been go
ing on in Englewood lately. The price war is in-
creasing intensely and neither party to the contest
disposed to yield. It is folly for a merchant to say
I Won't be Undersold.
Because it can be done. Bat we do say that the
fellow who undctsells us on Lumber Coal Barb Wire
Fenca Posts Flour Grocorlos. Far.n Implements. Buggies
Wagons Shoes Dy Goods and such like is mighty apt
to get crippled in the fracas. Give as a chance to
figure on your list of wan Is and if the other follow
beats us yotc will buy your goods "mighty awful'
cheap. That's all. Yours Truly
F.J.
WIND MII&I&S
HARNESS
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When vourlUrnoss needs Uopniring or oiling he will clonn them and soak in a
barrel of bet Harncis oil for $1.00 to $1.50 according to size.
INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD.
For Chickens Pigs Cows and Horses nlways on hand. Give mo a call.
rfSteiAEW SPb&HfS AVb.'SKS APb.Arx
$ ftOGUK-tt NEWS. I
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VotuHhiop nw every lay at BakcrV.
List your city property with A. F.
Hock.
C. E. Prckhnm is doing the stone
work laying the foundation of Will
Q'tiiiu's new residence.
fit ynur Jimd aud Live Stock with
A. F. Bick. It costs ycu nothing if
mt nuke no ird.
The Beaver river was high again
this work on account of the heavy
rains west.
Dr. ilartin was called down nn the
South Flats Thursday of last week to
attend Mrs. Barker who was sick.
For. tho best bargain in Land and
lira Slock in Baaver county see A.
V. ttock.
A. A. Brown cauiu up from Lock-
wood last week to attend the meeting
of t lie Masonic lodge.
0. N. Birdiall was up from Mdi.
on this week attending to business
relative In his akosur duties.
II. M. Buliek made u business trip
to Liberal the first of the week return-
ing yesterday.
Andy McKew had a well put down
at his residence this week and woik
will commence on the house as soon
s the carpenters ran get tn work.
J. A. Mue ami M
tried thvir hand at
this wek papering
residence.
Q. McClelland
paper lungiug
Will Thomas'
Billy 8ia(Tri. who has been visiting
ld parents at Sweat Spring Missouri
for several wci la returned home Moo
day.
C. O. TANNEHILL Notary
Publio and Dealer in Real Es-
tate. Call on hi n Tor Bargains
In Deeded Land.
H. E. G. Putman returned from the
well Friday His wife accompanied
her fatbw I. A. Allison to Topeki
fbr A.llKtrt I idt..
EjEllfl Kill
ODstla.
Ii. U. Root or Edon Ohio was in
Beaver this week on laid husines.
T. W. Giay wa down from Ilags-
dalo (hit week remaining over in town
several dtys.
Edward Cries ol Dover was in Bea-
ver this week fighting a contest that
had been filed against his homestead
James H. Moon who is located at
Itagdule was in Beaver this week
transacting business.
M. E. Townseud recently of Edon
Ohio has brrived in Beaver county
and taken up residence on his clwm
to remain prmanently.
Tom Syiuona came down from Ful-
ton Monday and remained over a few
days. IIh reports a waterspout in
tSat vicinity Monday night.
C. W. Anil of Madison was in
Beaver the fiist of the week and ro-
mained over a day transacting busi
nees in tho hub.
James Kirby who has a claim on
Clear Creek and who was contested re
conl'y was in Beaver this wttuk fiadit-
mg his caA.
The Horald is iu receipt of an in-
vitation to attend the commencement
exercises of the State University at
Norman.
A. C. Buuigarner of Floris was over
to Heaver Saturday looking after his
contest caao which came up before
Judge Mceae
A complete stock of Groceries
Flour and Feed always on hand also
a choice line of Qtecnsarare.
J. E. Geoboe
Liberal Kas.
We will ha prepared to care for six
young ladies during Normal and will
luruish the bct-t of accommodations.
Lovelksb KkstauRaKT.
6 25 2 wk. Beaver O. T.
G. R. Malloiy Realty Go.
Buys Bells nnd Exchanget Real Es-
tate and Stocks of Merchandise. Give
me a call before buying.
Charleston. Woodward Co. Okla.
CIiiuiIp Blanchnrd who made a brief
business (tip In Khiisii City last week
rommed homo Tlttirsdsy.
You will al way find plenty of Cot
ton need also Kiflir ei.rit und cuno need
on luad ut low tut price at
J. E Geo it or.
Liberal Kansni.
Work was commenced on William
QiiiiiuV new tesidence thw week und
Will will soon bo living at huiue. He
will have a nciit little five roiui resi-
dence when it is completed.
Hcgitter ol' Deed Ogilvio was absent
from tlie city for scleral days last
week having taken a trip dawn to bin
farm on the South Flat!) to sec how his
crops were programing
It. II. Lo'dbourruw returned from
a trip to Guthrie Alia and other east-
ern Oklahrtna points Thursday of laat
week tie sports new Panama since
his return.
The ruins ut the paiit week bnvc
been very beneficial to all growing
crops For they were much in need of
mointure. Farm work will begin in
earnest acd everything wi'l boom.
John Smith who spent ilia greater
part al last winter in Beaver passed
through tnwu Monday curouto to the
'cat tern part ot I be county to transact
biiMno a. He has been at Tyrone
and other points north since leaving
Beaver.
An examination ol applicants for
diplomas from tho Common Schools
was held in the office of I ho County
Superintendent Friday. Of the five
applicants Iitith Warrington of Pla-
diu and Ella Drum of Sophia passed
Mticcessfully.
Mis. Hall eamc came up from the
fHrm Saturday returning Sunday. She
came up after more shingles. She
informs us that there U to be a dance
and house warming at tho new resi-
dence when it is completed. Those
who attend arei assured a good time.
Mus Lizzie Du.ilop wuh iuitaitcd in-
to the mvstercs of the llnyal Neuh
bor lodge last Friday night. Miss Liz-
zie looked a little knocked nut the
next morning but she is sutiified that
slio got her money's worth and is now
seeking for a new member so that she
may get .revenge.
William MoVickcr was over from
Surprise Saturday ami called at this
office while in town leaving an order
for some lUal Ettate und Notary
cards. Mr. McVicker ha just received
ed bis commission as Notary and is
prepared to look after all work of the
kind hereafter.
A Mr. Boyd who lived two miles
south of Camp Creek was bitten by a
rattle snake last Thursday white al
work for Otto Barby of Riverside
Mr Boyd was lifting up a post from
the ground and the snake was under
it. A bottle of "Soako medicine" was
soon procured and the injured nun es-
caped any serious results.
J A. Muse informs us that in a let
ter from Clyde Williams the latter in-
formed him that ho had "shook the
dust from his feet" and departed from
Beaver for good. He will return to
Alabama where he will assist his father
in the office of Tux Collector. Bea
ver is sorry to lose Mr. Williams and
hopes that ho may return some day.
W. A. Naylor returned Monday
from a visit to relatives of Sweet
Springe Missouri. Hn wai accompan
ied home by his grandfather John
Lynch who will spend some time in
(his part of tho country loosing over
tho prospects aud visiting relatives.
Sheriff Naylor wont tn Guthrie recent-
ly with prixnncrH returning bv way of
Missouri fur a few days visit uilh his
parents.
MyYtttt iiwSlaiMlari
lilt frt puft cram if
tartar i.irivii' f ran grapaa.
Vnics baking powcen co.
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Keep your hordes feel soft and heal-
thy by usitig Standard Hoof oil. Mad-
ison hat it.
Mrs. F. P. Madison accompanied
her brother Charles home mid will re-
main on a short vi-it with her purcntN
Mr. aud Mrs. F. J. HinUnll.
Misses Alice Crafion Ella linllon
heck and Lenora Whitman of near
Guymon are visiting Miss Georgia
Burns ut her ranch near ll.iyd.
Mrs. Eugene Judd is visiting in lie
country this week with relatives pre-
paratory to leaving for her ntw homo
in Missouri.
Albert Wcllhnrn and family moved
back to town Tuesday and are again
occupying the old Thompson property
Tbe house has been repaired and is
much improved j tho addition of a
now shingle roof.
Probably the Grst home-grown straw
liernes that were ever marketed in
Beaver were brought to town Tues
day by Mrs. Ira Wilson. They found
a ready sale at 25 cents per box. Mm.
Wilson staled that ihcy had a fine crop
this year.
As we o to press wo learn that the
biggest raiso since that of 1901 is
comiog down the river. If this bo true
it means isolation fur Beaver for sever-
al Hayts. Oh no we do not need a
bridge!
Miss Phebu Kullngg of Log.in was in
Beaver the la'ter part nf lat wrek and
while in tho city called on the Herald
and had her name enrolled among our
regular readers. Miss Kellogg attend-
ed Normal hero last summer nnd lis'
been teaching school on the Kiowa in
the vicinity of her home.
Harry Pe'khnm who has been ab-
sent from Beaver for fevcral werka
driving the U. S. geclouiual nuiykv
man over the country returned home
Tuesday. He reports a good trip
through Colorado New Mexico and
I ha west end of Beaver county.
Everything along the way was looking
fine.
Clyde and Charley Gregg who have
been working at Mcido for some time
past camo down to Beaver Monday to
attend to some land business Charley
having a contest case which camo up
before the District Cleric Tuesday
They returned to Meado Thursday.
Clyde is chief conk nrd bottle waNher
at tba National hotel in Meade and
has bocome quite an artist in his lino
Charley is working at tho Adams livery
barn.
Quito an interesting gamo of ball
was pulled off between the married
and single in on ol Beaver on Saturday
afternoon. Tbe married men proved
themselves too slow aa usual and woro
beaten by a scoro of 1G to 21. The
game was especially interesting duo to
t'ae fact that F. Frazo a professional
tall player took pait. The married
men bad better save up their soap
wrappers and coffo signatures and send
und get them some pUyrrs.
Frank Maple and wife and sisters
Jencje and Mac and Mrs. Chuttie Har-
man passed through town latt week
enrouie to Colorado where they will
spend the summer and where Frank
will look around with a view to finding
a location. They made tho trip over-
land and were well prepared to make
the journey in a comforlablo tnanuer.
Their trip will be a plcaatit one and
one which we all envy them yet wish
them ll the pleasures possible. A
summer spent camping in the mount-
ains of Colorado is as fine a vacation as
anyone could ask for and is time well
spen t.
Every process of the law has new
been complied with by tho re-organized
Bank of Beaver City and they are
prepared to handle all loans. It ha
been the earnest endeavor of the Bank
to conduct the same along lawful lines
aud for that reason it required some
time before the Mime could bo com.
plied with iu every particular. Every-
thing ig in good shape now however
and it is hoped that the people will
rccogniza the sacrifice that the home
stockholders have made in putting
the Bank on its feet agaiu and always
be found lending it a helping band.
Every courtesy consistent with good
banking will be extended and the
institution menu jour support.
Notice Homesteader.
Lotationt wanted in Beaver Countv
either claims or deeded laud. Bend
us decryption "f your land and quote
your lowest net price. We will sell it
for you on abort notice.
C. It. Maluirt KealtY Co.
Charleston Okla.
To Trade 'for Beavor County Land .
ICO acres in Lincoln county Ne-
braska value S2000.QO; 80 acres in
ltoscommnn county Michigan value
$1000.00; 175 acres near Dover Okla-
homa will trade for cattlo or borscg
value 81500.00. l'Vr particulars see
A. F. Rock
1 tui. Hit.
Woddlng Dolls Afrrvln.
Sunday morning at 11 nVlook tho
wedding bells again rung nut in Bea-
ver announcing tho marriage of .1
W. L Minister and Mm Sturdevant
The young couple were married ut the
Sage school house immediately after
services 1. Rev. H. J Brewer aud
cumo at ouco to fieavtr whero thoy
huvo taken up thuir residence and wi I
remain permanently. The llciuld
joins in withiug tboin all the Mcsringa
of life.
Tho Sohool Land Loueos.
From m careful peruual of tho new
ruling on school laud lenacs it appears
this way ho far as it (fleets the people
of Woodward nnd Heaver cotiuties
Tukn for instance acction 30 north of
town. Mr. Kibby has tho whole sec-
tion leased. His lca3 expires Jan. 1
1D0G. He will bn given the prefer
ence right to one quarter of the sec-
tion and must noiily tho hoard which
ojiarters he prefers. The balance of
the sectmu will be put up for Inus on
each quartets. Mr. Kibhy will huve
an tqual chaucn with every one else to
bid on (hoc quarters und if his bid is
best he gels them.
That seems to bo more fdr to the
prevent lessee than was at first sup-
poscd May Monitor.
Laugh.
Learn to laugh A good laugh is
belter than medicine. Learn how to
tell a story. A well told story is us
welcome as a sunbeam in a sickroom.
Learn to keep your troublei to your-
cll. The world is too l)my to enrc
lor your ills and sorrows. Learn to
atop croakiug. If you cannot see ant
good in the world keep iho bad to
yourself. Learn to hide your pains
and acl.es under a pleasant smile.
No one cares to hear whether you
havo earache or headachu or rheuina
tisui. Don't cry. Tears do well
enough in novels but thny'nre out ol
place in real life. Leurn to meet your
fri:nds with a amile.
The good humored man or woman
is always welcome hut tho dyspeptic
or hypochondriac is not wunted any
where and is a uuiuance as well. -Farm
er's Call i
The many readers of iho Herald will
be sorry to leant o' thu il.uess of Judge
C. O. Taunehill this' week. While
going to breakfast Monday morning
Judge was tr.ken with an apolcptio
stroke and fell at the gate. He was
assisted into the hoUBO aud tho Doo-
tor summoned at ouco and was soon
revived. Iu the afternoon he wqb able
to come down towu but he is not yet
entirely recovered. We all hopo that
ho may soon regain his usual health.
What is Heaver going to do this
vear in the wsy of a Fourth of July
celebration? It is time that some
move was being made in that direction
if we are going lo celebrate the Glori-
ous. Surely we do nut want to Id
our patriotism die out but bhould 'all
get together and mike the old bird
scream in true Myle this year. It
would bo tho means of attracting a
big crowd aud no buitneoS luin should
be found pulling biuk.
J. E. Smith u tiled at tho Herald
ufiico this week while in town aud re-
newed for tbe paper. He has been
down on the South Flt.tR bubpecnaiug
George Wright and wile as witnesses
at the instance of the United States
in the murder cuso of their son whom
it will be remembered was killed in
eastern Oklahoma last summer during
hatvekt time and it was supposed that
his companion in harvest did tho deed
to secure tho amount of inwney and
property that tbe Uoy bad. 'J bo cae
will be heard at Perry. A young man
be tho name of Jewel Baker is accused
of tbe crime.
Miss Jennie Crawford of Milford
Michigan who has been visiting at
the home of her cousin Mrs. F P.
Madison for the past three months
depsrled ihii week for the Kiowa at
which place she will visit fur several
weeks with relative afterwhieh t-he
will return to her home in Michigan.
During her short stay fu Beaver Miss
Jennie has m"de nutty warm friends
all of whom will regret her departure
and who will earnestly 1iojk that she
may decide to again visit us in the
iiDl-fai-diktaut luture. Ier absenee
will bo noted with regret in our social
circles for aaide from being a very
char mine: and adractiva young lady
she is an accomplished musician and
by her assistance many pleasant even-
ings have been enjoyed the past three
months. While we uro sorry that Mus
Crawford cannot remain langer with
us yet we earnestly wish for her a
safe and pleasant j luruev home tud
the memory of her short visit aiuJpg uf
Kill uiffrt)a be a pleaiuatOiU '
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Itecnusc ours nro Now nnd Up-to-Pato. Our
shoes are gunranteed by the Kllot-Kcndnll Shoe
Co. Our (iriiecries aro fresh nnd of the host
quality. We nro not running n Cut-1'rice houan
but all goods are sold its low ns can bv sold and
maLo a living profit.
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F. P. MADISON.
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Dealers in
Groceries!
And everything that goes to make up a complete
Grocery establishment. Flour Feed and
supplies of all kinds. No need to go"
elsewhere for anything in our line
Our prices are right. a
DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT
EVERYTHING
In tho Dry Goods
(establishment. I carry
stock of Dirv (i(c ins. nrnTH-J
ING HATS
SHOES "caver.
J. W.
TIME TO PLOW!
We have just receivd a ..cartload
of GRAND DETOUR Ag-"
ricultural Implements and1
Always headquarters for ftARDARE. WAR'
NESS QimENSiMraiS WINE
Miims $nd porits.-
As large a line to select from as you will find 'at! the rallroa.v
and if we cannot meet railroad competition on1 ev- n
ery thing we won't ask you to trade with'usV
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