Beaver County Republican. (Gray, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, September 18, 1914 Page: 4 of 4
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Biaw? County RcpuLuu.n
T HARVEY W. HILL.
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Ju. J. Ce**n&. Lditor.
Announcements
m 'Rrt.tucAK,
Poi butrict Jedge.
John s. Hakru.
R^i.otjce-Guvrauo, Okl*.
PUBLISHED EVERT FRIDAY.
Subscription SI per Year.
Entered as secor d-clas3 mail
natter Feb. 23, 1912. at the post-
office at Gray. Okla., under the
Act of March 3. 1879.
Por Representative
HoWAkD M. DILAKI
Residence—Dona by, Okl*.
Mac7 a man mistake* tie stubborn
Mil f*r diftitr
i A giiU' baseball club gen*.rally a^
p^ar* la food .'ore.
,
Stilt, we suppose rldii.g s hobby to
' better than walking
T0U bad better not talk about s
mul« behind hli back.
k lUrvud profesaor tropoScs to cs
•*blUb a station la Bom . to stody j
apes. People wtli slway* be bp to
i^as sew kind <* ' motley I «!iies ."
JIM SHEARER, *
AUCTIONEER,
Dr. j. H. Guim-^'
Re*iste ttl Veteiiiiary.
For Sbeitff
1. N. PHFI.M
Residence -Bss*er. Okls.
As usual this ftuamer. the aver
ii wcaucnlat will for*et tc sars
oat eccraga to pay the doctor's bfll
he v otracts a* soon as ha reaches
boms.
_ , 1 make a specialty of treating nw
I am now located at Gray ana ^ fcpivirii f^aia and poll t.«k A
will crv Farm and Live Stock
Sales in any part of the country.
S&tif&ction is MyJVlotto.
Phone Line 2, Gray. Oklo.
cure guars..teed or do pay.
GRAY,
On. LA
Changing ssat* ia can;>e« aud row-
boats t> farsoas wtoo know how,
pontlr—s to be o.. of the njost coc
^picuou.s cf the outdoor sports.
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About the best thing for mere man
to do and say abont woman's apparel
fa nothing l>ot tbera hare their say
bout their own affairs. for they will,
pnyway
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Pans ts now viewing with Interest
a fashionable shoe «ltb no toe Car.
It U possible that the human foot
ti to b$ released from Its ancient
bondage?
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Mirrors for the convenience of pas
■sogers will to Installed lb Berlts
«traet care The mirrors will reflect !
tt > enterprise of Oermsn street car
Por Coo."tr Clerk.
HAMY M Bl'UC*
Resid nee —Beaver, Ok la.
Piss may come aad pies may go.
but apple pie goes on forever.
It pays to look pleasant, but Je-tisU
always look down ta the mouth.
"Christy** Mat hew tor. 1a a fln« ex-
ample of what control wfli do for a
rp«p It's a good thing to have, not
only on Ue baseball diamond but else-
where.
It is the season at the year for the
rock the boat" idiot. Black hand that
breed.
For SopL Public Instruction
G, T. Airrks.
Residence - Floris, Okls.,
Never unchain your temper la the
lace of danger. That's the time for
-vlts, not anger.
For County Attorney.
CHAS. V. Twirpoan.
Residence -lieaver, Okla.,
(DSMOCHAT) «
For Supt Public Instruction.
MiSS LEMA Wn-IGUT
Residence —Beaver, Okla
A card scandal In high London life
Impossible. Those folks don't take
time for card acaqdala-
Lawyere believe a man should be
::*!d Innocent until all the technicali-
ties have been exhausted.
A Chicago Judge says baseball
dnves many people Insane. So It does,
but they manage to transact a fair
amount of business during the morn-
ing hours
The man who stole Mona Lisa was
sentenced to a year and 15 days in
prison, which will give him plenty of
time to consider the offers of vaude-
ville managers.
"Discovers He Has Two WlvdS.'
reads a news caption. Embarrassing,
of course, but possibly not so embar-
rassing as the same discovery mado
by the two wives.
W. E. LILLY,
Veterinary Obstetrician.
Have instruments to perform the
operation of Embritomy.
GROGAM, - TEXAS.
J. L LILE,
Gray Barber Shop,
Having just rsreivf J a sewing machine
I am better prepared than ever to do
your harness and shoe repairing.
GRAY, • • OKLA.
«eoa.^.nles.
Three toreadors were injured In a
•Ir.glo afternoon's sport in Barcelona,
so bull fighting was stepped. This
,ape.aks well for Darceloua's kindness
to toreadors.
The king of Bslglum has purchased
an autocycle that will go 70 miles an
^our. Bat what's the use' A few
anlnut** at that rate and he'd run off
the edge of his llUle country.
For Justice of Peace, Diat , No. 6.
G. W. TAYLOR,
Rcaidence - Gray, Okla.
For Commission >r 3rd District
T. P. McLain.
Residence- Gray, Okla.
You can never tell. The other day
i we heard a man who chews tobacco
railing against 11m burger cheese.
Every time there Is ao electrical
dtorm the old-fashioned lightning rod
agent ttffnks of the glorious past.
University of Pennsylvania profes-
sors claim to have unearthed an an*
clent tablet proving that Noah was
really the captain of the ark. This la
an important arkeologlcal discovery.
There should be Joy In the poultry
kingdom when an old goose and a
r young chicken dance the turkey trot.
It Is hard for the man who oarrles
all of his available cash In his vest
pocket to understand why It should
require three years for some people to
estimate how much they are worth.
In tbo In neb clnb one can put one'a
own thumb In the soup. In the more
aristocratic restaurant tile gentleman-
ly waiter is willing to perform the
little service lor the sake of a bmail
jtfp.
That more men fail as grocers than
In any othrr line of retail business ts
attributed by Howard ear rta to bad
bookkeeping. Rut If the grocers would
abandon bookke«pi%? entirely acd
make their customers pay cash It
might remedy the defect.
Mlaa Johauna Wtggera presents the
strong point of immigration Dorn In
Uermany 28 meatba ago she came to
the United States at the age of eight
weoks and !s now given glory as New i
York'a 100 per cent baby. Those who!
say that the day of opportunity Is
ended lii this country cau hereto per-
ceive tbelr error.
The agricultural department has la
rued five rules for borrowing money;
do they begin with "First, catch your
sucker?"
The nicknames which the baseball
columns are conferring on the teams
of the Federal league indicate the
decay of baseball language or the in-
firmity of the great mlnda of baseball
reporters.
The girl who insists thst the word
"obey" be left out of the marriage
ceremony Is toe pessimistic to get
married.
An army officer may have to quit
the service because he carries dead-
ly germs, to which be ts himself Im-
mune. It might be a good idea to
keep him and let him be captuied by
the enemy the next time w« have a
war.
Notice for Publication-Isolated tract.
Public Land Sale.
Department of the Interior.
O. S. Land offica tt Woodward. Oklahoma.
July K. 1914.
Votee is hereby siren that, u directs by the
Comm'eeioner of the Gsneral Land Office, under
provision* cf Act of Congress approved March
IP. iM2 (37 Stat,, 77). pursuant to the application
of John C. Gablor, Serial No. K6. we will
offer at public pale, to the hie heat bidder, but st
not less than 11.75 per sere, at 10 o :l*k a m .
on the M day at September 1914. tt thle office, the
follo- ice tract of land: S. E. <jr. K. E. IT. see.
6. T, >. N. R.«. E. C. M
^ny persons claiming sdverae!" the above de-
scribed land are ad ri««d ta ills their claims or
objections, on or before tho time designated for
isle.
J. Y. Callahan. Regie tor.
Joeaph E. Terral, receiver.
Fir*, published Aus 14 1914.
W. H. Rhodes, M. D
Office First Door W'e3t of the
1 Drug Store. Phoas 15. ,
Gray, Glka.,
S. M. Hodge,
Physician and Surgeon
BALKO, OKLA. 1
Notice For Publication.
Deptrtaient of tho Interior
U. 8. Land Offlci st Woodwsrd. Oklahoma.
AUK. St- 1 JJ
Notice is hereby given thft (^"k. of
Or:. Okla.. who. on December tk 1907. made
H E. So 831?. - for wuthrrest 4 eeetui-,
twp. 1 range 22 E. C. M. has filed notic af in-
tention to mike f:nal five yeer proof to ejt*'1'
cUin to theltnd sLovo <l<*crib J before. ThwTjs'
P Praidwecd. IT. 8. Comwi«io™er.ln bis offet,
at pwiviv- OalahonS. the tuih day of Sept. BH.
sw-iarj?'Uss. j. *. ^
First potl'sked Ace. ti «14.
It seema almost a pity that aome of
these impassioned love letters by mid-
dleaged men weren't written to tbelr
own wives.
Spltzbergen. which la to be given a
dag of Its own, might not be auch
a bad place to live in If it would ahov-
el off the anow.
A New Orleana man has been award-
ed |2&0 damagea agalnat the city for
a sprained ankle. In hla testimony he
declared as one of his grievances that
he had been deprived of the pleasure
of dancing for a year, which waa a §e-
riona loaa to him The city would
probably have gore broke if tha mac
had been a poker player and bad
I tprained hla wrlat
Notice for Publication.
Notice U hereby given that Adolphus m. Ken
wsy of Gray. Okls whoon Jan. K¥r. 1C08. m^e
H E. No. 382T.V 0l6S;*for E 1 S W t an4W23E<
• -ni'.n 29. T. 1 N. R 2' E C, M. has fi'ed noticf-
of irunv -n to nake flr.a' five y *e.r proof tone- :
tjiVi.h claim -o ih" UnH above d'srribed before
o P. Pr CI —k of the D1stn-t Cocrt H hi*
c^iehi Bear-r. Okla.. on the •-'Th dty of Sept.
1911.
rwment ntures "a witnesses: „
B. L Rnlia J. Tra J. Tenrr-.n. J. A. Sttgner
ard Fred Clark, all of C ray. Okls.
J. Y Callahan. Register.
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Household Guest
O YOU KNOW that we
buy everything that we
sell diret from the producer
SB.i,7i rinyajMTiiffW '■ — aeiws—MP— -saan^
This method of buying saves all expen -es
of the middleman. We buy our LUMBER
from the man who get? it direct from the
forest; our MILLWORK direct from the
manufacturer; we get our CEMENT direct
from the plant and our COAL direct from
the mine operator. This system means a
big saving to you and enables us to sell
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very lowest price possible. We are head-
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threshing coal.
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MAKE FINAL PROOF BEFORE
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U. S. Commissioner.
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Beaver - Okla.
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Cessna, James J. & Hill, Harvey W. Beaver County Republican. (Gray, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, September 18, 1914, newspaper, September 18, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc158214/m1/4/?q=wichita+falls: accessed June 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.