The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 20, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 24, 1912 Page: 1 of 8
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BEAVER
HERALD.
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Oldest Oklahoma NomsjaDor RoDubllcan for Principle
VOL. XXVI.
BEAVER BEAVER iCOUNTY OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY OCTOUER 24 1912. No. 20
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READY
For vSales
Fall Stock is now Complete. As we have
always done before we again come with
the best merchandise obtainable for the
Lee.st Money.
Dress Ginghams 6 to 25c a yd
Dress Silks - 35c to $1.50
Wool Dress Goods 50c to $2 00
Outings 6c up to 15c per yd.
Muslins 6c up to 15c per yd.
Ladies' and Gent's Underwear
50c to 3.00 per suit.
Ladies' Fall and Winter Cloaks
S3. 00 to $25.00.
Alcn's Suits $3.00 to $20.00
Men's Odd Pants $1.00 to $6.00
Men's Corbctt Overalls and
Jumpers $1.00 to $1.25
Alcn's and Ladies Shoes at
$1.00 to $5.00
Men's Fall Hats 75c to $5.00
Alcn's Shirts 40c to $3.00
J. II. Thompson merchant of Logan
was a Beaver Tlsltor Tuesday.
If you want Insurance or a loan on
your farm call on or write yill O.
Fields.'' 4-11 tf
THREE-ROOM HOUSE and largo
pasture to rant il milo of Ucavcr.
0-'M tf Walter C. Fiut.kr.
It. A. Humiston publisher of the
Farmers' News was over from Knowles
Wednesday.
Money toloan on farms. See John
W. Savage first building cast of the
Court House.
COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Beaver lercaiie Co
The Liberal Hardware Co. is now
located on the South Side.
10-3 tf Titos. W. Gaw.
Lost Memorandum book containing
sumo money and valuable papers. He-
ward for return to K. T. Vknaiilk
10-3 tf Rfd 2 Balko Okla.
For Rent Good business build-
ing in good location. t Apply at
Herald oflice.
i
LOST Pair gold' rimmed spectacles
in black leather case at the Fair
Grourjds last week Finder will confer
a great favor by returning (o this
oflice. 0-20 tf
Fob. Sale: One sorrnl horse weight
1200 ipounds good driver singlo or
double. Call or write
II. F. LUDLUM
Beavor Okla.
0-12 tf At the Oarage.
A 23 room boarding or rooming house
for sale or 'trade for Western land.
Good business always full. Address
LANDLADY
187 N Topekn
10-24 11-14 pd Wichita Kar.
We wish to announce that w have
opened a Farm Loan oflice In the Loot-
bourrow building opposite the P. O.
We are a homo institution and when
you deal with us you are dealing with
home people as our head oflice is lo
cated In Woodward Oklahoma. Wo
Joart monoy on farms on easy terms at
reasonable rates making no charge for
inspecting your land. We pay you the
money when you sign the papers.
Come in and lut us get acquainted and
if you are thinking of making a loan
we arc sure we can please you.
1 It. O. Renfrew
W. T. Carson Manager.
Roosevelt Recovering.
Theodore Iloosevelt has sulllciently
recovered from the effects of 'an assas
sin's bullet which was fired into his
breast at Milwaukee last week to be
able to go to his homo at Oyster Bay.
He left Mercy Hospital Chicago Mon
day and made the trip without expe
riencing any ill effects. It is thought
now that ho will be able to make a
speech in New York Oo'obcr 30th.
Home's House Burned. '
B. II. Home and family of Kokoino
lost their house and all its contents by
lire Friday of last week. The origin
o( the 11 ro is unknown and it had
gained such hvadway when discovered
that it was impossible to save any
thing Only Mrs. Horn and herdaugh-
ters were at homo at the time and
they were iu tlio Held a short distance
from the house. It was not until the
entire interior of the house was ablaze
and smoke was issuing from the doors
and windows that they discovered that
their home was in flames They made
a desperate effort to save something
but without avail.
The many friends of the family are
sorry indeed to hear of this disaster
for the loss of a home carries with it
rnanv treasures impossible to replace.
The fruits of many years of hard toil
has been swept away in a very few
minutes by the ravages of the fire
demon.
Hoy Brown came' up from tlio Kiowa
Saturday and is spending a few days
at home.
Will G. Fields has plenty of money
to loan on farms. Oflice in Munscll
building. -11 tf
Quick Money Easy Tonus. Apply to
John W. Savage just across the
'"bridge"' for your farm loans.
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Loans and Insurance I havo what
you want. John W. Svagc. first build-
'in; east of On"' House.
Dr. L. L. Long returned Monday to
Beaver after a two weeks pleasure
and business trip spent in Katfsas City
and Oklahoma points.
Drop Head Sewing Machine with full
sot of attachments guaranteed for 10
years 13.8 cash at Liberal Hardware
Co. 0-5 tf
Mrs. B. O. Lewis returned to Wich-
ita Kansas this week where her
daughter Jctta is receiving treatment
for her eyes.
Sick headache is caused by a dis-
ordered stomach. Take Chamberlain's
Tablets and correct that and tlio head-
aches will disappear. For sale by all
dealers.
Mrs. O. A Parham returned Thurs-
day of last week from Kansas and Mis
souri points where she was called by
the death of a brother and afterward
spent a couple of weeks with relatives.
Miss Montgomery who has been
clerking at the Beaver Mercantile Co.
establishment was called to her home
at Oklahoma City the past week by tlio
illness of her father
W. F. Carson and family of Wood-
ward arrived in Heaver the past week
and have taken up their homo among
us. Mr. Carson is engaged in the Real
Kuate. and Loan business and is lo-
cated in the Loofbourrow building.
A part of this issue of the Ukiulu Is
printed on yellow paper this week on
account of delay in receiving a ship-
ment of white print paper. We regret
to have to resort to '"yellow Journal
ism." This is truo of tho Hkrai.d
only from a color standpoint however
and wo trust it will not become neces
sary soon again
Dr. Emery Trekell and bride who
havo been to Chicago. New York Ni-
agara Falls and other eastern points
on their honeymoon trip arrived home
Tuesday evening and have gone to
housekeeping in the doctor's fine resi-
dence property In west part of town.
They will be at homo to their friends
after October lfith. Milan Kansar
News.
Sol Blosscr Dead.
Again death has entered our little
community and removed from our
midst one of our most prominent and
influential citizens and his passing lias
touched the hearts of his innumerable
friends with n lasting sorrow which
lime alone can sootho but never erad-
icate. Sol Blossor was taken sick at tlio
homo of his nephew F. A. Sharon In
Beaver during Fair week and Ills
life hung in the balance fur six long
weeks until Monday October 21st
1(112 when tho summons came for him
to leave wife children and loved ones
who had watrhed at his bedsido so
patiently and lovingly hoping trust-
ing and praying that their dear one
night be spared to them.
From tho first his condition was crit-
ical and all that medical skill and care-
ful trained nursing could do was done
to restore him to health and strength
but without avail. Tlio reaper Death
had seemed to mark him for the har-
vest and baflled every effort of those
who labored so faithfully and skillfully.
Funeral services ware conducted at
the Christian church. Wednesday Oc-
tober 23d at 2 o'clock p. in. by Rev. It.
R. Coffey assisted by Rev I L. Shaw.
A splendid tribute was paid to the man
who had lived In our midst for twenty-
fivo years enduren the vicissitude of
adversity and enjoyed tlio pleasures of
prosperity and yet withal remained
tlm same genial jovial Sol Blosscr
whoso presence always brought cheer
ond who went to his grave carrying
with him tho greatest treasure and
only wealth that can abide from time
to eternity tlio lovo and respect of all
who knew him a life well spent and
which ever radiated sunshine and a
readiness and wi'lingness to go. Bur-
ial was made in tho Beaver cemetery.
Sol Blosscr came to Beaver county
thon "No Man's Laud" a poor man
financially but bv business sense good
judgment'and honest toil ho became
one of tho wealthiest men in thu coun
ty. Ho used his means not as the
proud anil haughty .Hint inn way which
proved a blessing not only to himself
and family but to many others whom
ho assisted in a business way He
numbered his friends by his acquaint-
ances and his death is mourned sin-
cerely. Sol Blosscr was born in Hawkins
county Ohio April 3rd 1852 and died
st Beavor Oklahoma October 21st
1012 being GO years fl months and Hi
days old. Early iu life ho removed
with his parents t" Illinois and spent
his childhood days in that state. In
early manhood ho went to Indiana
There ho wooed and wed Miss Sarah J.
Malhlas who still survives him. Later
ho resided In Kansas and then came
to Beaver county settling on Clear
Creek whuro they since havo made
their homo surrounded by many of
tho comforts and luxuries of life.
When but a young man Mr. BlosBCr
united with the United Brethren
Curch and in the last hours of his ill-
ness was prepared and expressed his
willingness to meet his Lord and
Master
The wife one son C. A. Illosser and
one daughter Mrs Ellzaboth Hibbs
survive him. Two babes Ilarley and
Lula awaited him in tlio Glory Laud
In the death of Mr. Blosser tho com
munity as well as his home suffers a
deep loss He will be greatly missed
f
If you have money we want it.
If you want money we have it.
THE FIRST STATE BANK
OF FORGAN OKLAHOMA
Wc ore prepared to loan prospective
customers money to harvest and
market their fall crops.
Tho Liberal Hardware Co. is now
located on tho South Side
10-3 tf Tnos. W. Gaw.
Jesse Overstruet and wife passed
through Beaver Saturday in their Hup-
mobile enrouto from their home in
Chilllcothe Texas to Syracuse Kan- j by both relatives tnd friends and his
Republican Ticket.
For Congress 2d District
Hon. DickT. Alorgan
For Representative
Thomas P. Uraidwood
For County Judge
George H. Mealy
For County Attorney
John A. Spohn
For County Treasurer
Glmcr L. Fickel
For County Olurk
George II. Wright
For County Assessor
Prank II. Drum
For County Surveyor
Oscar Gardner ' -
For tiherirr
I. N. Phelps
Fur Clerk of tho District Court
G. T. Ayers
For Register of Deeds
Harry M. Bulick
For County Superintendent
Henry C. Pellow
For Commissioner 1st District
K. Hagan
For Commissioner 2d Distiict
A. A. Haskell
For Commissioner 3d District
J. L. Ducrson
Christian Church Services.
Services nt tho Christianchurch Sun-
day morning and evening October 17
as follow :
Bible School at 0:45 . in Subject
Morning Subject "The Reward for
Sorvlcc"
lCvoiiIng Subject "Work crs To-
gether With Him."
Special muslo Vocal solo by Miss
Cleo Mlllor nt evening service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 8:00 p. In.
Everybody welcome
L. L. Shaw Pastor.
Man With Teams Wanted.
I want sonio une with teams and rigs
to take cliargo of tho Beaver-Meade
Star Mall route Good proposition to
responsible man
J R. Qi'i.nk Contractor
10-10 tf Beaver Okla
Presbyterian Church.
Punday School at 10 a. in.
Preaching at 11 o'clock a in.
Prcaohlngat.8:P0 p. m.
Evurbody Invited. '
Ciias. B. LxnricR Pastor.
Mrs. E. II. Mansfield and brothers
P B. and I. W. Monro aro enjoying a
visit from their brother and his wife
who arrived Monday from Kentucky.
R. O. RENFREW
FARM LOANS
Woodward Harper Ellis und
v; Bea.ver Counties.
MONEY READY when papers are signed.
sas. where they go to see Mrs. Over-
street's relatives They stopped over
In Beaver one day and many of Jesse's
old-time friends were glad to greet
him again and to have the pleasure of
making tho acquaintance of his wife
Jesse spent his boyhood days in Bea-
ver and it had been eight years since
ho had' returned to the land of his
youth. He noted changes on every
hand and he could hardly believe that
ho was passing through the old
"cow country" over which he used to
ride on the annual round ups. He
said many of the old landmarks look-
ed familiar and the old friends who
never change recalled many pleasant
incidents to his mind. He found a
hearty welcome from the old bunch of
school kids now school kids no more
with whom he used to mingle and the
regret of all was that they could not
have remained longer to visit us.
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See or write&jw
Opposite P. 0.
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W. T. CARSON.
Alanager Beaver Office.
BEAVER OKLA.
Makes Light System.
Ray Barnes manager of tho Beaver
Hardware & Furniture Company estab
lishment has Just installed a new
acetyllne lighting system In that place
ofshlsrown manufacture. The system
is first-class in every respect and gives
excellent service and that too at a
much'less expense than the systems
put out by foreign concerns. If you
ars flouring on installing new lights it
will pay you to see Mr. Barnes and in
veitlgate his new system
departure is sincerely mourned. To
those whoso sorrow boars so heavily
upon their hearts in this great afflic-
tion Tub HeiiaM) together with their
legion of friends would speak words
of comfort and sympathy. Our tears
are mingled with theirs and we would
share their sorrows
Revival Meetings.
The Church of God will conduct a
series of revival meetings at tho Meth-
odist church in Beaver commencing
to-night. October 21th. Evangelist J
D. Farrell will bo in charge. A hearty
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Fortunes in Faces.
Th'ere'a often much truth iu the say
ing "her face is her fortune" but its
never 'said where pimples skin erup-
tions blotches. or other blemishes dis
figure it. Impure blood is back of
them all and shows tho need of Dr
King's New Life Pills. They promote
health and beauty. Try them 23 cents
at Fred 0. Tracy V.
the sir was
the
Notice to Creditors.
All persons having claims against
Henry H. Miller deceased aro reuuir-
-d to present the same witli tho nec
essary vouchers to tho undersigned
Administrator Beavor. Okla. within
four months of tho date herebf. or the
same will be forovor barred
Dated October 2J 1012.
W. G. FIELDS.
10-21 11-11 Iw Administrator
Sunday School Convention.
Stato Secretary C. II Nichols anil
wife of Oklahoma City were here Sun-
day and Monday in attendance upon
the County Sunday School Convention
which assembled at the Presbyterian
chinch In Beaver on those days.
The session was a particularly Inter-
esting and profitable one and ton
much uredlt cannot bo given tho Coun-
ty Secretary Mrs. W. G. Fields and
Presldont W. T. Meadors as well a
otlior leading Sunday School workers
of tno town and county together with
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols In making thu
convention so Instructive and enter-
taining. Theso annual gatherings of tho Sun-
day School workers of tho county aro
eacli year becoming more wide-spread
In their Influence and great good Is
bolng accomplished. Every wide-
awako Sunday School man woman
hoy or glrl of tho county should be-
come interested in this great move-
ment and lend It their support energy
and presence. If you don't want to
miss something good commenco to
plan right now to attend tho conven-
tion next year. If jou come onco you
can't stay away in future.
At the close of the convention ofll-
cors were elected for tho oomlng year
W. T. Quinn was selected for Presi-
dent and Mrs. W. G. Fields was re-
elected Secretary.
Tuesday morning early
dear and crisp and the whistlo of
train at Forgan could bo plainly heard
We ratlisr suspect the old "iron horse"
gave a few extra shrill shrieks just for
our special benefit Well it did sound
good Just tho same; but just wait a
few short months till that train comes
puffing up the Beaver Valley; then
I won't she sound good sure enough !
Have You Seen
The New Stock of Furniture- that hns just
arrived at our store? We now have every-
thing that anyone might need In these goods.
We also cirry a complete line of
HAHDWARE
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Undertaker's Supplies.
Beaver Hdwe. & Funi. Co.
Bepcr Oklahoma.
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