The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 10, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 19, 1909 Page: 1 of 8
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OLDEST OKLAHOMA NEWSPAPER. REPUBLICAN FOR PRINCIPLE.
THE
BEAVER HERALD.
VOL. XX11I.
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA THURSDAY AUGUST 19 1909.
NO. 10
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Local News. I
TAt IIkhald (or nil thu latest news.
Ask for your Seoro Cards nt tlio
Racket Store
Lee Gosney and wife were among
the picnicors yesturdny.
FOU SALE-12x1 two room house
and lot. Inquire C. M. Mansfleld. tf.
The Beaver boya are playing a two
days' series of baseball at Floris.
The stork visited the homo of Oscar
Gardner and wife last Friday. Its a
boy.
II. D. Meeso and wifo went to Great
Bund Kansas last week on an extend
ed visit.
- Misses Dott Ghilcott and Ethel Hibbs
.attended the picnic at Clear Creek
Sunday.
A large number of lloaveritt's are at-
tending the three days' picnic at Florin
tliia week.
Airs. Y B. Early of Waxhachie
Texas joined the list this week as a
subscriber.
Al Foslior is doing a rapid transit
business carrying pussengers to the
Floris picnic.
Clifford Lewis did some artistic sign
writing on thu front of the Bank of
Beaver City last week.
Mrs. Chas. Tacket and son Olaronce
and Mrs. Geo. W.intors attended the
picnic at Floris yesterday.
Mrs. G. M. Mansfield and children
are visiting relatives and friends at
Husk and Cleo Oklahoma.
Editor B. a Humiston of the Farm-
ors News at Knowles was transacting
business at the "hub" .Monday.
There was no services at thcM.'E
church last Sunday. Rev. Hutsel at-
tended the picnic at Clear Creek
Judge Loofbourrow was over from
Beaver Tuesday and Wednesday on
official business. Guymon Herald.
"WANTED Girl or woman for gen-
eral housework. Permanent position.
Good wages. Iiuiuiroat postotlice.
LOST A black milch cow niuloy
with two white hind feet. No brand.
Address Mrs. Bowman Floris Okla.
Walter E. Fickel and wife and
brother Elmer and Art Lightfoot and
wifo spent Sunday down on th farm.
Homer Edison and wife and little
son braugh Mrs. Mansfield and Reola
down from Liberal Sunday in their
new Huiek.
I have the very best proposition on
loans of anyone in Beavor county.
'yOomo in and letme show you. Frazer
--V Abstkacts.
Mrs. N. D. Nell living south of town
has experienced a prolonged illness
from typhoid fever. She is rapidly re-
covering J. 0. Miles removed a granary from
Mrs. Maple's to tho rear of his store
which lie converted into a warehouse
last week.
Messors Geo. Williams August Loh-
Btroli and Tom Quinlaii all of LaKomp
were in Beaver Monday night enroute
for the Floris picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Kinder returned
from Now Mexico Mond ly whore they
have been living since May. Thoy
have land there.
Messors J. W Webb Paul Roberts
and W. Rcdrick loft Monday for
."Springfield Mo. on a week or ten
xj days' business trip.
" Wo wish to correct an error which
appeared in last week's Issue stating
that Davo Overton had broken his arm.
It was his sou instead.
If you havo some good inside prop
erty to exchange for a good Huaver
county farm writo Dutwiler the Land
Man Knowles Okluhomu.
Miss Nora Rador who accompanied
the daughters of Mrs. Alice Ruder
.from Pulaski Iowa to Beavor re-
turned Tuesday for her homo
Wo said somothing about u fellow in
tho paper tho other day and ho gave
us a watermelon. We'd talk about
anybody that's got watermelons.
See Detwiler tho Loan Man for farm
loans it you need something of this
kind it will pay you to look it up. W.
L. Df.twii.kr Knowles Oklahoma.
Subscribe at this ojlico for "The
Wichita Weekly Eagle" Kansas'
greatest metropolitan weekly news-
paper. Only 25 cents a year.
Mrs. Robertson of the firm of Miller
fc Robertson. Milliners lias just re-
turned from Kansns City where she
has been purchasing fall and winter
millinery goods
.1. B'anchard left yesterday for Lib-
oral. His son-in-law J. 0. Hodge and
family wil( Join him today and thoy
will go for an extended visit to Mt.
Rose Colorado.
I have some choice Oklahoma farms
for sale or exchange. Take a shot at
Dotwllor The Land Man and make
aomo good money. W. L. Detwiler
Knowles Oklahoma.
Uncle David Mlllor returned last
Sunday from Salt Lake City having
attended the Old Soldiers National
Itounlon. He says he hod one of them
times what you read about.
District Attorney Davenport from
Gutlire accompanied by his wife has
been in Beavor a few days investigat-
ing District Court innttors that will
appear at the coming term.
Detwilor the Land Man nt Knowles
Oklahoma has quick money for you on
short time loans' on good chattel se-
curity. Investigate. Money ready
same day the papers are signed up.
For indigestion and stomach trouble
take Foley's Orino Laxative as it stim-
ulates the stomach and liver and regu-
lates tho bowels and will positively
cure habitual constipation. For salo
by F. C. Tracy.
.Tudgo Culwell.of Beaver City has
been transacting business in Guymon
the past several days. He assisted
County Attorney Hughes in the action
against Superintendent Payne. Guy-
mon Democrat
.1 C. Seavors and family of Fowler
Kansas havo been visiting at tho
Kiles' home for the past week or two
at Elm wood. Mr. Seavers called in
and renowed his subscription to tho
Hkiiai.ii.
It is reported that hail visited n
strip of country near Clear Creek Sat-
jdayAdurin tho storm ilmUstripnnd
cvcij iiiiny. itouavc Deen unaDiaio
learn how much territory tho hnil
covered.
Geo. Winters is sojourning in Mis-
souri for a week or two. His wife re-
ceived word from him this week that
he had traded their farm on the Mis-
souri flats for a farm in the "show-mo"
Mate.
Harry Peckham and his brother
Frank and Ed Gardner returned lawt
week from Colorado and New Mexico
where they had been looking after
their land. Ed brought back a bunch
of horses.
People with chronic bronchitis as-
thma and lung trouble will find great
relief and comfort in Foley's Honey
and Tar and can avoid suffering by
commencing to tako it at once. For
sale by F". 0. Tracy.
Last Friday evening James Crabtree
went to Liberal to meet Misses Mae
Maplo and Bessio Sims who were re-
turning from their Colorado trip.
These young ladios claim thoy had the
time of their life.
Tho Royal Union Mutual Life In
surauco Company has an oxcolont
agency proposition to offer a live hus
tler in Beavor and vicinity. Address
Hox 1115 Oklahoma City Okla.
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F. H. Whiting and sister Miss Lu-
Ella of Chicago while touring the
southwestern country stopped over in
Beaver Saturday and Sunday and were
tho guests of their sister Mrs. Ci. W.
Stranathau
F. 0. Tracy Geo. and Art Thomas
went to Liberal Sunday to take Mrs.
Arthur Thomas and little sou to the
railroad on their way to Hutchinson
Kansas. Art will join her later and
they will probably go to Missouri be-
foro their return.
Mr. E. H. Mansfield and daughter
Reola came down from Liberal Sun-
day to visit family and friouds. Mrs.
Mrs Mansfield has been in bad health
for pome time and is taklnc treatment
at Liberal. Shu has improved wonder-
fully and is looking much better.
If you are all run down 1'oloy's Kid-
ney Remedy will helpyou. Itstrength-
i'lis the kidneys ho thoy will eliinlimtu
thu impurities from tho blood that de
press tn' nerves and cause exhaust-
ion backache rheumatism and uri-
nary irregularities .which sap Ihu vi-
tality. Do not delay. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy at once. For Bale by
. F. Tracy.
dams Brgs. of Floris Oklahoma
are. about to remove their stock of gen-
eral merchandise from that placo to
Beaver. Thoy will occupy the cemeut
block buildin' where they were locat-
ed before. A gentleman from Liberal
Kansas whoso nnine wo could not learn
has rented tho basement of this build-
ing and will open up a Gouts' Furnish-
ing Goods store.
Scott Herring and Geo. Winters
of Beaver Oklahoma camo to Engle-
wood Wednesday evening and took thp
train at this point this morning for
.Missouri whore they go on business.
Bill Hamilton of Jefferson
Oklahoma camo In on Wednesday's
train and took tho stage this morning
for Beavor where ho goes on a fow
days business trip. Englewood (Kans)
Leadcr-Tribuno.
No mattorhow long you have suf-
fered Foley's Kidney Remedy will
help you. Mrs. S. L. Bowen of Wayne
V. Va. writes: "I waB a sulTorcr
from kidney disease so that at times I
could not get out of bed. and when I
did 1 could not stand straight. I took
Fo'ey's Klduoy Remedy. Ono dollar
holtlo and part of the second cured
me entirely." It will euro you. For
solo by F. G. Tracy.
A number of people in this vicinity
will be interested to learn that the
Heck Brothers who own 'farms fo'ir
miles north of town have started up a
factory at Pratt Kansas to manufac-
ture all kinds of "canvas gloves so tho
story goes. These brothers aro well
known around Beaver and their friends
wish them all kinds of success Thoy
will employ about twenty women in
this enterprise. They will probably
introduce their products throughout
this country.
James A. Harris treasurer of the
Republican State Committee has tak-
en charge of affairs as acting state
chairman during Chairman Joe Norris'
temporary absence from Oklahoma.
Mr. Harris will devote all the lime
necessary to management of party af-
fairs going to Guthrie frequently to
keep in touch with conditions and to
hold conferences with party leaders.
Ho is thoroughly conversant with
pending conditions and will do all in
jas.rH?wey'la'briiicp'CVy.'';??gN ' .
A decided deficiency is shown in the
oflicial report made by tho stato board
of public affairs and the state board of
prison control on penitentiary finances
While there is remaining $6913.27 ot
tho prison maintenance lund of the
liast. fiscal year there are outstanding
claims against it amounting to $23900.
Adjusters recommend that 3118 he
paid on salaries and $81886 on con-
tracts to firms in McAlcster where
tho penitentiary is located. The re-
mainder will be presented to the next
legislature as a deficiency with inter-
est. It is also shown that warrants
issued and claims tending against the
penitentiary construction fund to
date total $05000.
Within ten months the people" of
Oklahoma aro called upon to pay two
full years taxes or approximately forty
million dollars. It will be remem-
bered that early in the last legislature
a bill was passed extending tho time
for paying tho first half of tho 1000
taxes from January to the third Mon-
day in April of tho present year. The
last half payable in June thus com-
pelling a full year's tax payment with-
in three mouths. Then the legislature
changed the lime for paylnenUof taxes
annually making tho ontiro year's
taxes payable on October 1C and be-
coming delinquent on February 1. The
people of Oklahoma must pay twenty
million dollars taxes annually to do-
fray the expenses of Hie Democratic
administration. Theroforo between
the third Monday in April. 100P. and
tho first day of February 1010 forty
million dollars taxes must bo paid by
tho pooplo of Oklahoma or their prop
erty be subject to sell for taxes.
Do (his with your children? 1
School children should be fed
plentifully and frequently on Quaker
Oats. It makes tho best possible
breakfast for anyone who ii to work
with ejther brain or muscle. It
easy to prove this in your own
family. Increase the daily consump-
tion of Quaker Oats and you'll sea
an almost immediate improvement
In the health and energy of thos
who eat it. Packed in tins it keep!
fresh and 6weet in any climaU ln
definitely.
Take Nolce
All persons aro recommended to tako
Foley's Kidney for backache rheuma-
tism and kidney and bladder troublo.
It will quickly correct urinary irregu-
larities which if neglected may de-
velop into a serious lllnt'B. It will re-
store health and strength. Do not
neglect signs of kidney or bladder
troublo and risk Blight's disease or
diabetes. For Bale by F C. Tracy.
The Northwestern State Nor-
mal School.
The session of tho Northwes'torii
State Normal at Alva Oklahoma
which haR just closed was by far tho
most prosperous in the history of the
institution. The increase in attend-
anco In tho Normal department wan
more than 40 per cent above tho at-
tendance of IbbI year while the num-
ber of counties repiesented in tills
school was Increased more than 00 per
cent. The graduates of this year havo
secured positions in some of the lead-
ing cities of the state such as Enid
Lawtou Claremoro etc. and others
found positions in soino of the new in
stitutions of tho state.
The course of study of this school
has boon thoroughly revised and en-
riched so thatfthc Northwestern for-
mal is In the very front rank of the
Normals of the United States In the
nmoiint and character of work required
for graduation. So highly is the work
or this institution regarded thnt its dl-
p.loina is not only a lifo certliicato to
teach In the schools of this stato but
sucli states as California Minnesota
and a large number of others accept it
as a state teacher's certificate in these
states.
Tho school has a splendid library of
more than 7000 v?ull selected yolumeB.
Tho United Slatesdms deslgnatpd this
library as a .dtm'qrtjpry for govojnment
piililicatioii3"5Tlin museum will soon
havo tho largest collection of largo
qieeimons of any school iu the south-
west. Our niHiiiinl training depart-
ment took the blue ribbon at the State
Fair at Oklahoma City last year. Our
model school is to be better next yoar
than ever before. We ljavo a director
who is ono of the strongest public
school men in the state whoVwill glvo
his entire time to tho training school;
ho will bo assisted by four splendid
critic teachers and a kindergarten su-
pervisor all of whom have had the
very best (ruining for llioir worl'. In
fact tho Mtudont who desires tho very
best of instruction given by tho teach-
ers who ar up todHto in tjiejr lilies of
wqrk rwi make no-inistHknltyVtyidi
ing thi Northwestern Normal. "No tui-
tion or fees of any kind. Fall term be-
gins Tuesday September 14th. For
illustrated catalogue address
Wajtkr L Ross Pres.
Alva Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City Times Launch-
es u Alornig Daily for
Sunday
On Sunday morning August 8th
The Oklahoma City Evening Times
will launch a Sunday morning daily
which will make It' the only seven-day
paper in the Southwest.
.Mr Benedict the editor and general
manager announces that there will be
no extra charge made for the Sunday
paper but that it will bo sent to each
daily subscriber.
It will contain not only the full press
reports of the world but fifty-seven
special correspondents in the state will
feed its Sunday morning columns with
live news Eont over tho wiro not stale
news written after it is a week old.
Special staff men at Washington and
Guthrie will tell the administration
news by wire.
In addition tho Oklahoma Press
Service ono of tho strongast news-
gathering agencies of the West will
supply its full report.
It Is tho intention of the manage-
ment to make Tho Sunday Times the
great state-wide papor of Oklahoma.
It is not known at this time what the
size of tho paper will bo. However
it will contain over 25.000 words of
telegraph iu stato and world's news a
roal estate section a foreign section
state news section editorial section
and magazine section comic section in
colors in addition to the regular city
news space required to cover the Held
In the lead of all competitors
As is well known this is the dullest
season iu tho newspaper business of
the year and tho Intention of tho
Times in starting a Sunday morning
paper at thihtimo was in order to be
fully equipped and in perfect shape
for the heavy fall advertising
Watch for The Sundny Times.
Salesmen Wanted
At once. Local men to take orders
for high grade western grown nurhory
stock Experience unnecessary. Out
fit free. UiiBh weekly. Writo for tonus
Any ono Intending to plant should
ask for our catalogue. ITS FltEE.
Addrt'ss NATIONAL NURSERIES
7-22 0.7 Liuvreiicu Kansas.
For Sale
Etf BJSKllaud E N E H H
Township 4 Range 23. 1H0 acres ono
mile from Reaver. Write to Mrs.
Canio B. MoNqtt 3310 South Park
Ave. Wichita Kans 8-10 0-0
Amcricanitis Can it be Cured
"Hurry is tho dovil" says an Arab-
ian proverb Although wo understand
that tho Oriental has a constitutions!
prejudice against liasto it might be
woll for us to consider tho above pro-
verb seriously applied to ourselves as a
nation The morning paper gives us a
dally list of deaths by suicide appo-
plexy and insanity-men iu tho prime
of life rushing Into eternity desperate
becauso thoy are loft behind In tho
race or driven mad by tho rush of the
business world.
What is tho matter? Is It the chang-
ing climate that stimulates tho nerv
ous system to abnormal activity? Is It
the struggle for money'' Is It tho dc-
slro to emulate others or Is It habit?
Adislitlngulshrd forolghner In writ-
ing his impressions of us sbjs that wo
aro not aeeolnplishlng anything moro
than if we wore quiet ; that wo are do
ing It merely to givo tho impression of
activity. Wo tako ourselves too se-
riously. Tho woman who lluttors
about creates confusion is not the ono
who Is doing tho most work iu tho
world.
Hurry means physical tension some-
where and exhaustion afterward.
Hurrj suggests bad planning or care-
less execution. Hurry means loss of
dignity and power. Hurry moans
fear and fear is tho greatest enemy to
success.
Can wo stop hurrying? Some ans-
wer that wo must keep up with the
procession or drop out entirely. Lot
us seo if wo can not conserve our
strength at least In small ways. Lot
us take thought and begin to reform.
As tension expresses itself in bodily
movements wo must tlrst learn mus-
cular control Relaxation means lot-
ting go and while wo aro learning to
let go we are getting otirselve trained
to tako hold again when the time
comes for relaxation teacheB far more
than rest.
In vain pooplo try to attain a calm
niannor willi a lenso body. When wo
havo relaxed tho iuiibcIor at will we
may easily become quiet in manner
"i rvacufil.nppjrHt.rT!(iv 4o?lly
uuiiumon ib me oasis of real rest.
We will not hurry when wo know
the danger to tho nervous system-
when we realize fully that wo gain
power by working quietly ; when we
believe that wo are living in Eternity
now. Theodoro Dreiser In Tju De-
lineator for September.
District Epworlh League Con-
ference '
Tho Frst Annual Conferenco of the
Guymon District Epworth Lfagup of
tho M E. church south will beheld
in Hooker on August 27 28 and 20
1009. Delegates are to bo elected t
the convention as follows: One dele-
gate for every tpu members in a Chap-
ter provided however that each
Chapter be entitled to at lea9t three
N TITLE as iu Land
quality counts.
Poor land with
good title is better
than good land with
poor title. You can improve
the laud.
My;Ali3tracts show just what the
title is. It is my business to know.
You procure the benefit of that knowl-
edge. Costs you no moro than others
guess.
Beaver Co. Abstract Office
WALTER C. FRAZER
Bonded Abstracter.
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C. W. HOSKINS
Watch-maker and Jeweler
Fine and complicated watch work a specialty
r At ModRc Building
Bcavcr Oklahoma
$hI 4 $M $lwr
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty
Liberal - - Kansas
Jewelry Silverware Optical Goods Cut Glass Diamonds Watches Clocks
ArtGuodu and Fine China. PIANOS oud OROANS.
delegates. On Charges having no
Lcnguo Chapters tho pastor shall ap
appoint ono dclegato from each ap-
pointment It Is especially desired that a full at-
tendance bo had at this meeting nsa
constitution is to bo adopted and all
work planned for the coming year.
CnAS. E. Hoor.K
District President.
IDlSHu
for eHUdrmni mat; nr. N mplatu
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Old Soldiers
Or Their Hefrs
Some of you havo claims'
coming from tho Government.
Any old soldier or Union sail-
or who served 00 days or
longer iu tho Civil War and
afterward went West and
made a homestead entry iu
any Stato for either 40 80 or
120 acres of hind beforo Junn
22nd 1871. has a claim coming
from tho Government.
Writo for free Information
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