The Billings News. (Billings, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, June 23, 1911 Page: 2 of 6
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'THE PUBLIC SCH(X)LS will educate your
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without a fair knowledge of business. He can
soon grasp the principles of ordinary business
transactions by having an account with a
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account with THIS bank. We say THIS bank
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THE BILLINGS NEWS
Published every Friday by
I. C. BROWN.
Entered in the
Hillings, Okla.,
mail matter.
postoflice at
as second-class
Subscription Rates.
1 year paid in advance.....$1.00
6 months.................. 50
I year not paid in advance.. 1.25
FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1911
Your subscription has expired or
will expire with this issue, if there
is across (X) on the margin oppo-
site this notice. We would like to
have you renew at once because
there are articles in each issue of
interest to you.
The United States has officially
recognized the Republic of Portugal.
Lightning set fire to six tanks of
oil at Sapulpa, Sunday. The flames
were uncontrolable and the loss will
be no less than $100,000.00.
Timothy hay sold at $19.00 per
ton in carload lots last week in
Kansas City. Short crops of hay in
the middle west accounts for the
high prices.
When twenty young couples
(leaders of society in Macon, Ga.,
and who made up a swimming
party one night last week) tried to
leave the enclosure, they found that
some one had locked the door and
hid their clothing.
Missouri, but in most cases there
are other pastures available that
are in good condition, and within
reach of the dry sections, which will
prevent any great sacrifice of cattle
because of the dry weather unless
conditions get a great deal worse,
and the drouth more general. The
market spread out 15 to 25 cents
last week on all kinds of killing cat-
tle, the best a little stronger for the
week, the lower grades off a little.
Stockers and feeders received a
hard blow and are 50c to 75c lower
than ten days ago. Two hundred
cars of cattle arrived in the quaran-
tine division today, market on them
about steady, steers at $4 15 to $5
for bulk, a few up to $550, some
under $4 Some yearling heifers
brought $6.30 in the native division
today, and heavy steers of prime
quality are worth up to $6.45, tho
none sold above $6.25 today. A fair
number of steers sell above $6, and
not a great number under $5.50.
The proportion of corn fed cattle in
the receipts today is smallest of the j
year, as one-half the run is in the j i
quarantine division and a majority ‘
of what is left must be classed as |;
4 | stockers and feeders. Cows range |
from $2.25 to $5.25. heifers $4 35 to I
$6 30, bulls $3 35 to $5.75, calves j j
$4 50 to $7.50, stock steers $3.75 to
$4.75, feeders $4.50 to $5.25.
In spite of the very heavy runs j
of hogs at all the markets last week,! ^
prices held up very well and closed j
the week firm. A normal run to-
day, 11,000 here, disclosed the fact!
that packers want the hogs badly, I
and the market is 10c higher todav. !,
Top here is $6.20, bulk $605 to j
$6.20. Weighty hogs are selling
well up with the light hogs. Pack-;
ers are said to be getting orders for1
pork product from all over the
world, hearing from many custom- \
ers who remained silent during the
era of high prices. Both domestic j
and foreign consumption are at ris-!
ing tide and nothing can be seen on j
the horizon that ts likely to check j
the wide demand.
J. A. Rickart. L. S. Cor.
COOPER
BEATY
CULP
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SPECIAL DRIVE -CLEAN UP PRICES
All this Season’s Goods for
Satu rday, June 24th.
..One Day Only..
These Goods Will Move at These Prices
Boys’ Two=piece Wash Suits for Hot weather.
You cannot buy the cloth and make them at the
price xe are offering them at......
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Experiments made by Dr. Simon
Flexner at the Rockefeller Institute
in New York, has proved beyond a
doubt that the common house fly
spreads the disease germs which
cause infantile paralysis. Many
deaths are reported.
A bumper cotton crop is predict-1 A striking example of the confi-
ed for Oklahoma this year, by those, den.ce which Americans have in
who are supposed to know.
Three aviators lost their lives and
their government was given Satur-
day when an issue of $50,000,000.00
in Panama bonds were sold at a
five others suffered severe injuries Pre,T>ium, while bonds of the Ger-
the first day of the Paris—London!!118”’ ^renc‘h- English and other
aeroplane races.
The audacity of the people is sur-
prising. Asking Secretary of State
P. C. Knox to explain the expendi-
ture of $5,000,000 of their money.
Springfield has the record for hot
weather. It is so warm there that
eggs are hatched by the heat. Won-
der if these chickens love their
mamma?
Governor Cruce has declared that
he will not allow the Morris—Flynn
fight to take place in Oklahoma, if
he has to call out the militia to
prevent it.
Heading countries are
discount.
selling at a
$ .50 values
$ .39
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1.50 “
1.18
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1.48
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Children’s Rompers
values........................................
38c
Child’s and Misses’ Dresses
$ .50 values
.65 “
1.50 “
38c
52c
98c
Ladies' Long and Short Kimonas.
1.50 “ ............
........... $1.18
$ .50 values 38c
$1.50 values $1.18
1.75 “
1 38
.75 “ 58(5
2.00 “ 1.48
1.00 “ 82c
2.00 “
1.58
Ladies’ Wrappers
and House Dresses
2.4 5 “ .....
1.78
$1.25 values
.................. $ .98
3.00 “
9 MK
The complaints from Alaska
against the American government
are becoming so grave that it is
hinted by many Alaskans that, un-
less their demands are complied
with, Alaska will become indepen-
dent, or pass under the rule of Can
ada. Look out
snow flies.
Mrs, Cook Tells Truth
Dexter, Ky.—In a signed state-
ment, Mrs. Cook tells the truth about
how Cardui brought back her health
and strength. She says, “I could
not get any relief, until I tried Car-
dui, the woman's tonic. I suffered
more or less for 10 years, and was
so weak and nervous I could hardly
do my house work. Now I am in bet-
ter health than ever before, am reg-
ular as clock work, do not suffer at
all, and gain strength every day."
Thousands of women have been
helped back to health by Cardui.
Try it.
Bookkeeping and Short-
hand at Greatly Re-
duced Rates.
A line of Ladies’ Shirt Waists tdl sizes: new stuff, good patterns. Price
$1.00 to $1.50 values. We are goingtoseil these at 80capiece. Saturday only
We ask you to come and look at the lines we are offering you.
A number of business colleges
have been advertising big reduced
rates for a three months summer
for war before the Icourse We can beat it. If your
| time is worth anything we can give
jyou the most thorough, practical
Beware of the new disease, "An- j and extensive course to be had at a j
Cooper, Beaty & Culp
tophobia." It is a very dangerous ; less cost than you can get an infer-1 Pharmacy,
malady, according to Rev. P. H. i ior course in any other school, even
Barber, of Chicago. To avoid it if they charge you nothing for tui-
A Charming Woman
is one who is lovely in face, form, |
mind and temper. But it is hard j
for a woman to be charming with-
out health. A weak, sickly woman
will be nervous and irritable. Con-
stipation and kidney poisons show
in pimples, blotches, skin eruptions
and a wretched complexion. But
Electric Bitters always proves a
godsend to women who want health,
beauty and friends. They regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys, purifies
the blood; gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, pure breath, smooth velvety
skin, lovely complexion and perfect:
health. Try them. 50c at Corner
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Groceries? I
Yes
The best to be bad.
The freshest on the market.
rl he kind that make you come again
The stock that is received fresh ev-
ery few days.
stay by the old mare and cart, fortiori. Will also secure you a good
when you purchase an automobile position. Fill in this blank and
The Wichita Eagle stated last you Hre 111 ^reul dantfer °f contract- mail for free catalogue containing
Thursday that the grasshoppers had thf disease, which amounts to *......
tract one mile wide the speed limit.
devastated a
nnd two long near Chickasha.
are getting close.
They
The Winnipeg board of trade, in
Canada, have adopted resolutions
asking their government to prohibit
r*Frank B. Kellogg, a famed prose- ... .... f
t utor of the big trusts, has confess- ,.u‘. ln!mA1’ratlon of negroes from the
ed that he was employed by the ^ States. The say that few
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trusts. Even reformers are looking (an, 1>,as's t|le ®nt[an<* examination
out for the "almighty dollar.” and that lh,)Se who d,° fa‘l la come
up to the required standard as
workmen. We are sorry to see this
IT GROWS HAIR.
H#r« Are Fecu We Went You to Prove
et Our Hiak.
Marveltmjt us It may scum, Rciuli
■'U.T' Hull Tunic tuts grown hull on
heads thui were nin e haul Of course,
til nolle of I tiese discs were tile liutr
roots dead, nor had I tie soal;> taken on
a glased. shiny apiieurunee
Itexull **tl.'t Hair i'ouie ans scieu-
litleiilly. destroy I im the norms which
are usually responsible for mildness
ll pelietrutes lo
Mlniiilitllnit and iiourtshtnu them It
is M most pleasant tnllel necessity, is
delicately perfumed, and will not cum
or permanently stum ihe linlr
We waul you to get a bottle of
Itexull W Hair Tonic and use It as
directed If li does not relieve sculp
Irritation, remove dandruff, prevent
the hair from fulling out and promote
an Increased growth of hair, mid In
every way give entire satisfaction,
simply come back and tell us. nud w ith
out iplestlon or forma Illy we will band
link lo voil every |ienn.< ion paid us
for II Two sixes. .'ilk- and $1 mi Sold
only at our slitre The Itexall Store
Smith s Drug Store
facts and figures that will prove our
claims beyond the shadow of a
doubt to the most skeptical.
Capital City Business College,
Guthrie, Okla.
Name
Address
A Dreadful Wound
from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty
as many of the negroes were from I nad’ firewol'l<s’ or °f any other na-
Oklahoma, but cannot but admire turf deIliand? Pf'^'P1 treatment
the farsightedness of Canada ---- “
Afraid To Stay Alone
You are many years behind the 'X
times if you are not using THE AL-
TON GOODS Pure Phosphate Bak- ^
ing Powder. j &
Are You |
Planning on a f
Vacation
Work Clothes?
Jumpers that fit and wear well.
S\1 R F. Overalls that look neat and clean.
...... Work Shirts that wear well.
with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to
prevent blood poison or gangrene.
It is the quickest, surest healer for
ol , all such wounds as also burns, boils,
( berry V alley. Ark.—Mrs. Carrie skin eruptions, eczema, chapped
ill If
WHERE?
Redfearn’s
Grocery
Moore of this place says,
afraid to stay by myself. I had
headache nearly all the time; my
heart would palpitate, and my vital-
ly was very low. When 1 would lie !
“^f'r^. d‘»wn-a. night. I had no hope of
living until day. I tried Cardui. and
now I feel better than 1 have for 5
was hands, corns or piles,
tier Pharmacy.
25c at Cor-
l*ublish*tl in The Billing* News, June 2, 1911 •
NOTICE.
State Oklahoma,
Cguii’v ot Noble
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IN THK COUNTY COURT.
years. 11 aiuiol praise Cardui enough in the matter «r the estate of Maggie d wn.-fit,
for what it did." Are you a woman?
Do you need a tonic? Try Cardui.
the woman's tonic. Your druggist
sells it.
OUR
LIVESTOCK LEffER
Kansas City Stock Yards. June 19 5? Z
-The cattle run of 11,5000 here to-
an Incompetent dec* ased
Notice is Hereby Given That A. L. BantaJ
the duly appointed and qualified guardian or
Maggie O >v right, an Incompetent person, do- i I
ceased, has rendered and presented for settle- 11
ment. and filed In said Court his (Inal account I
ami report of his administration as such guar- I
dian. a il aaid account is for final settlement,
and said estate In ready lor distribution; and I
that the 3rd day of .July, ‘
day, including 1500 calves, is al-
most entirely void of any signs of
dry weather, to the surprise of a
good many dealers here. It is con-
ceded that pastures are pretty dry
in various localities, especially in
<• I Ml, mil, av i -XI ll CIUCI Jn in
temoon of said day. at the * ountv Court room
In the i *lty of Kerry, in said County of Noble
hat been duly appointed by the »ald Court, for
then tUement of naid account at which time
and place any peraon Interested in a dd eatate
may appear and file hia exceptions In writing to
the account and contest the same
Wlinero. niy hand and the seal of said Court
this XHb dav of May. A D , HMI.
Seal) L H ROBINSON.
H County Judge
Where Will It
Be This Year?
There are so many delightful
places to choose from it's hard
to decide whether it will be
West, South, East or North.
Toward whatever section your
inclinations may lie I suggest
you come and see me.
Let me help you plan your
vacation and save you the an-
noyance of details incident to
the trip.
If I haven't all the information
at hand I can get it quickly and
will advise you promptly. Any-
way, give me the opportunity to
serve you. Plan early.
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THE BILLINGS MEAT MARKET
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Handle the
Best of
J AT ALL TIMES
i They will keep you supplied this season the same
\ as hst season with all the ice you will need.
W. C VAN ARSDALH Agent,
Hillings, Okla.
WM. FRANCIS, Prop’r.
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