The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1915 Page: 3 of 10
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CAPITAL and SURPLUS .... $30.000.00
The Silent Partner
« "I Don't Feel Good"
That is what a lot of people tell us.
Usually their bowels only need cleansing.
will do the trick and make you feel fine.
We know this positively . Take one
tonight. Sold only by us, 10 cent*.
W mtr & Hamilton
f[t The United States Government is, in a sense, a
Til silent partner in this bank. Such a condition
adds additional security to your savings here. We
are a member of the Government's Federal Reserv
Banking System. =====
First National Bank,
GUYMON, OKLA
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
We are now located in our new store building, south from our
old stand just one door. In our new stand we will handle a line
of men's work clothing, such as overalls, shirts, underwear, etc.
Our grocery line will be far more complete and We will be in shape
to care for any sized order. We have on hand a carload of fancy
Colorado eating apples. Come In and buy a box.
O. V. ALEXANDER
WANTED
FARM l'RODUCE
guymon,
OKLAHOMA
STOVES
1
••
COOK and
HEATING
We have any kind of a stove you
want. The "Master Economy" heater
and "Chief National" cook stove are
leaders. Buy one now. The price Is
right.
Langston Hardware Co.
| WE LEAD IN LOW PRICES nrrV*
GUYMON,
'PI
Winter
Is Coming. Better Lay In Your
Winter's Supply of
CO AL
We Have the Coal and the Best Coal that Comes
from Colorado. Let us fill your Bin.
ROCKVALEand CAMERON
S® Star Lumber Co.
O. A. YOAKUM.
M. A. YOAKUM.
Yoakam & Yoakam
Phone No. 142 DRAYMEN
MEET ALL TRAINS AND SOLICIT YOUR TRANSFER WORK.
PLENTY OF STORAGE ROOMS.
PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE
HEADQUARTERS AT
STAR MERO. OO.
GUYMON,
OKLAHOMA
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The same strong, serviceable Ford car—but
at a lower price. The Ford car, which la
giving satisfaction to more than 900,000
owners, has a record for utility and economy
that is worthy of your attention. Two and
two make four—there wouldn't be so many
Ford cars if they didn't give such splendid
service. Prices lower than ever. Runabout,
$390; Touring Car, $440; Town Sar, >640,
f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at
Guymon Garage and Machine Co
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Commissioner*' Proceeding"
The board of commissioners of
Texas county met November 1, 1916,
in the office of the county clerk of
said county, all members of the
board present, and proceeded with
the work before them. The reports
I of the county and oth'er officials for
the month of October were examined
jand approved as follows:
| t'has. A. Leeman, sheriff; J. E.
! Llle, deputy sheriff; J. M. Livesay,
deputy sheriff, fee basis; J. H. Set-
tles, deputy sheriff, fee basis; W. T.
I; Brat ton, county treasurer; W. H.
I Grimm, county clerk; Geo. M. Frittz.
court clerk; Kate Williams, deputy
court clerk; J. R. Palue. justice of
the peace, Guymon city: N. S. Brown,
justice of the peace, Goodwell town-
ship.
The Farmers' State Bank of Ty-
rone was designated as county de-
pository in the Bum of $5,000.
Application for marks and brands
of the following were approved: J.
C. Denison, Thomas W. Clayton.
Rice N. Cheatum. C. A. Nash. C. T.
Golden and Zelner Glenn.
Application for appointment or
William Cozart as constable of Op-
tima township was approved.
The following claims were ap-
proved as follows:
Claim No. 2965—Geo. M Frittz,
$150, October salary, allowed on
salary fund.
2966— W. T. Bratton, $150; Octo-
ber salary, allowed on salary fund.
2967—C. A. I.eeman, $166.67, Oc- J
tober salary, allowed on salary fund.
2968—R. L. Howsley, $166.66,
October salary, allowed on court
fund.
969—Irene Allan, $75, October
salary, allowed on salary fund.
2970—J. E. Llle, $75, October sal-
ary, allowed on salary fund.
2971—J. j. Jones, $75, October
salary, allowed on salary fund.
2972—W. F. Lofgren, $65, Octo-
ber salary, allowed on salary fund.
2973—Ruby Hitch. $60, October
salary, allowed on salary fund.
2974—Kate Williams, $50, Octo-
ber salary, allowed on court fund.
2975—Smith Haynes. $47.83, Oc-
tober salary and mileage, allowed on
salary fund.
2976—H. W. I^ewter, $46.73, Oc-
tober salary and mileage, allowed on
salary fund.
2877—E. M. Stith, $45, October
salary, allowed on salary fund.
2978—G. C. Kennedy, $46.93, Oc-
tober salary and mileage, allowed on
salary fund.
2979—W. H. Grimm, $150. Octo-
ber salary, allowed on salary fund, j
2980—W. A. Ingram, $20, October
salary, allowed on salary fund.
2981—F. Hlner Dale, $166.67. Oc-
tober salary, allowed on salary fund.
2982—F. C. Mathews. $115, Oc-
tober salary, allowed on salary fund.
2983—L. E. Rathbun, $116.66. Oc-
tober salary, allowed on salary fund.
2984—B. M. Jackson, $41.66, Oc-
tober salary, allowed on contingent
fund.
2985—Goldye Nicholas, $15, Oc- j
tober salary, allowed on salary fund.
2986—Ed Boyce, $6.75, 9 coyotes, :
allowed on contingent fund.
2987—C. M. Clemens. $1.50, two
coyotes, allowed on contingent fund.
2988—George Deane. $1.50, two
coyotes, allowed on contingent fund.
2989—W. A. Ingram, $27.50, maps
and work, allowed on contingent
fund.
' 2990—Guymon Democrat. $420,
publishing delinquent tax list, al-
lowed on contingent fund.
2991—A. M. Newport, painting
jail and putting on locks, allowed on
contingent fund.
2992—J. R. Paine, $3.00, service
as coroner, allowed on court fund.
2993—J. c. Shell, $83, advertising
erroneously collected, allowed on
contingent fund.
2994—John Barnes. $34.60, adver-
tising erroneously collected, allowed
on contingent fund.
2995—F. C. Mathews. $15.20,
supplies, allowed on contingent fund.
2996—Star Mercantile Co., $1.05,
supplies, allowed on supply fund.
2997—W. T. Bratton, $12.20,
stamps, allowed on supply fund.
2998—The News-Dispatch Co.,
$39.04. supplies, allowed on supply
fund
2999—Geo. M. Frittz, $5.96, tele-
phone and stamps, allowed on sup-
ply fund
3000—F. C. Mathews, $1.50,
stamps, allowed on supply fund.
3001—W. F. Hubbard, $13.50,
groceries and medicine for Mrs. Wel-
born, allowed on P. & I. fund.
300'J —A. J. Haney, $4.80, Juror,
allowed on court fund
3003—Comley Lumber Co., $4.05
paint, allowed on contingent fund.
3004— Mrs. P. Smith. $2.50. laun
J dry, allowed on contingent fund.
300* Guymon Democrat, $86.85,
printing and supplies, allowed on
contingent fund.
300ti J. C. Warner. $2.00. signs,
allowed on contingent fund.
3007—H. A. Salter. $700.85, 15
per cent of amount added to tax
rolls as tax ferret, contract of Jan-
uary. 191"., allowed contingent fund
3008—L. E. Rathbun. $3;'>.2o, vis-
iting schools, allowed on contingent
fund.
3009 —Warden Printing Co.. $10,
reports county superintendent, al-
lowed on supply fund.
3010—Guymon-Hansford Phone
Co., $9.25, November phones, allow
ed on supply fund.
3011—L. E. Rathbun. $8.30. tele
grams and stamps, allowed on sup
ply fund.
3012—Maus Drug Store, $3.10,
medicine for Henry Fisher, allowed
on poor and Insane fund.
3013—Mrs. G. H. Holt, $7.50,
three days nursing Mrs. Fisher, al-
lowed on poor and insane fund.
3014 Westmoreland & langston,
$132, rent, allowed on supply fund.
30"!5— C. A. Leeman, $8-16, fees
and mileage, allowed on court fund.
3016—J. E. Llle. $6.50, fees and
mileaKe. allowed on court fund.
3017—Yoakam & Yoakatu, $3.40,
drayage and storage, allowed on con-
tingent fund.
:!018—Guymon Electric Light and
Power Co., $17.37, light and water,
allowed on supply fund.
1 3019—C. A. Leeman, $79.65, ex-
penses Insane cases, allowed on court
fund.
3020—B. M. Jackson, $100. ex-
1 penses, allowed on contingent fund.
3021—Samuel Dodswortb. $12.00,
| supplies, allowed on supply fund.
3022—C. A. Leeman. $26, board-
ing prisoners, allowed on court fund.
3023—F. Hiner Dale, $2.50, for
stamps, allowed on supply fund.
3024—J. H. Settles. $8.03, fees
and mileage, allowed on court fund.
3025—C. A. Leeman. $8.30, for
stamps, etc.. allowed on supply fund.
3026—George D. Barnard Com-
pany. $23.09, supplies, allowed on
supply fund.
I!027—J. R. Paine. $35.05,
People who use Peruna
Mrs. T. Freeh. R. R. 1, Hickory Point, Tenn.. writes: "I am happy
to tell you that I am cured of catarrh. Having been afflicted with
catarrh and stomach trouble for seven years, and after having tried four
different doctors, who only relieved me for a little while. I gave up all
hope of being cured. I was Induced to try Peruna, and to my great
surprise I am now entirely well. My health never was better."
FOR INDIGESTION
Mrs. W. R. Whitehead, R. R. 1. Pryor, Oklahoma, writes: *1 am
happy to tell you that I keep free from my old stomach trouble; feel ne
catarrhal symptoms at all. I am able to do my work, eat and drink
what I want, and rejoice to know that I found a sure cure In your
valuable medicine. I think It saved my life. By beginning In time with
Peruna 1 was cured sound and well."
Are Strong and Happy
The Teruna Company. Columbus, Ohio. Those who object to liquid
medlclnca can now procure Peruna in tablet form.
The Kim National Thanksgiving 111m to pardon our national and
Proclamation
[Text according to a monograph
on anniversaries and festivals Issued
by the Free Public Library of Jersey
City. N. J. Taken from the Chris-
tian Science Monitor.]
' Whereas, it is the duty of all na-
tions to acknowledge the providence
of Almighty Goft, to obey His will.
other transgressions; to enable us
all, whether In public or private sta-
tions, to perform our several and
relative duties properly and punc-
tually; to render our National Gov-
ernment a blessing to all the people
by constantly being a Government of
wise, just, and constitutional laws,
OI AlUllgUl} uuu, IU «■*>
to be grateful for His benefits, and discreetly and faithfully executed and
humbly to implore his protection and I obeyed; to protect and guide all sov-
favor and erelgns and nations (especially such
"whereas, both Houses of Congress ! • have shown kindness to us), and
have by their joint committee, re- to bless them with good governments,
quested me "to recommend to the We and concord; to promote the
people or the United States a day of I Knowledge and practice of true re-
public thanksgiving and prayer, to "* °n and virtue, and the Increase of
be observed bv acknowledging with . a, °nK ,hem and us; and*
grateful hearts the many and signal generally, to grant unto all mankind
favors of Almighty God. especially uch a decree of temporal prosperity
by affording them an opportunity *■ He alone knows to be best.
justice of the peace, allowed on the
court fund in the sum of $26.53.
3028—J. H. Settles. $13.75, serv-
ing notices for public health, allowed
on court fund.
3029—J. O. Tucker. $17.25, fees,
Bllowed on court fund.
3030—J. M Livesay, $8.00, mile-
age. allowed on court fund.
3031—0. W. Gross, $4.00. auto
hire, allowed on contingent fund.
3032—W. H. Grimm. $12.03. for
| stamps and express, allowed on sup-
ply fund.
3033—Grover C. Kennedy. $3.00,
road work, allowed on contingent
fund.
3034—H. W. I*wter, $3.26, road
work and phone, allowed on contin-
gent fund.
3035—Alice Woodward. $11.00,
steno. work, allowed on court fund.
Petition for certificate of error by
D. H. Chenault for the amount of
tax on $1,468 valuation, allowed in
the sum of $500 valuation.
Petition of certificate of error by
A. M. Newport disallowed. Petition
for rebate of tax by John Barnes
disallowed.
Petition for rebate of tax by A. M.
Street disallowed.
Petition for rebate of tax by G. L.
Ellis disallowed.
| Petition for rebate of tax by W. J.
Hale, allowed in the sum of $9.53.
State of Oklahoma. Texas county, bs.
I I hereby certify that the above is
a true and correct account of the
business transacted by the commis-
sioners of Texas county, Oklahoma,
j at their November meeting, held
I November 1, 1915, In the office of the
county clerk, Guymon, Oklahoma.
SMITH HAYNE8. Chairman.
W. H. GRIMM. Clerk.
peaceably to establish a form of gov
ernment for their safety and happi-
ness,"
Now, therefore, 1 do recommend
and assign Thursday, the 26th day of
November next, to be devoted by
the people of these States to the
service of that great and glorious
Being who is the beneficent author
of all the good that was. that Is, or
that will be; that we may then all
unite in rendering unto Him our sin-
cere and humble thanks for His kind j
J care and protection of the people of
fees this country previous to their becom-
Glven under my hand, at the city
of New York, the 3rd day of October,
A. d. 1789.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
FO|{ SALE
Lot 4 block 6, Nance addition, 50
xl42, block from depot; for best of-
fer; owner in California. Address or
Inquire H. J. W., care The Herald,
Guymon. 35t4
Ing a nation; for the signal and mani-
fold mercies and the favorable inter-
positions of His providence in the
course and conclusion of the late
war; for the great degree of tran-
quility. union, and plenty which we
M.MALL HEO CAR FOR HALE
This car has been used but very
little and is in fine condition; coat
$800. Will sell for $250. Five years'
time with mortgage on real estate.
34tf DR. PALMER, Guymon.
have since enjoyed; for the peaceable between bay
STRAYED
Twt# mules, horse and mare, color
and mouse, manea
and rational manner In which we
have been enabled to establish con-
stitutions of government for our
safety and happiness, and partic-
ularly the national one now lately
instituted; for the civil and religious
liberty with which we are blessed,
and the means we have of acquiring
and diffusing useful knowledge; and,
In general, for all the great and va-
rious favors which He has been
pleased to confer upon us.
And, also, that we maf then unite
in most humbly offering our prayers
and supplications to the great Lord
and Ruler of Nations, and beseech
roached short. Mare mule has mark
like that caused by yoke under neckj
Finder please notify me and receive
liberal reward.
35tf LON HOLLAND.
Advertise K In the Herald.
Dyspepsia Tablets
Will Relieve Your Indigestion
Wanser t Hamilton.
O. C. F08TER
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorating
—g
Good work guaranteed. Piano, Carriage and Auto Finishing
carefully and well done. PHONE 182.
GEO. C. FOSTER, Guymon
OKI SPOONFUL gives
ASTONISHING RESULTS
Guymon residents are astonished
at the QUICK results from the sim-
ple mixture or buckthorn bark, glyc-
erine. etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This
remedy acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel and Is so THOROUGH a
bowel cleanser that It Is used suc-
cessfully In appendicitis. ONE
SPOONFUL of Adler-i-ka relieves al-
most ANY CASE of constipation, sour
or gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE
after you take It the gases rumble
and pass out. Wans'.r & Hamilton,
Druggists.
The Trans-Canadian
Sanitarium
DAL11ART
TEXAS
Steam Heated Brick Build-
ing, equipped with X-Ray and
all other Modern Appliances.
G. W. DAWSON,
Phys'n and Surgeon In Charge.
D. .S. LEE,
Assistant Surgeon.
KATES— 15, i'-0 and $25
per week.
. New Furniture .
We keep a splendid stock of New Furniture on hand at all
times. We buy only In carload lots, hence our customers get the
benefit of the cheap freight rateB.
REST GOODS—LOWEST PRICKS
SECOND-HAND GOODS ALWAYS IN STOCK
.. TOM L GRAY..
North
Main
Guymon
Okla.
Unincorporated
Capital Unknown.
Harry Clark
J. C. Shell
Reference; Anybody
except Bradstreet & Dun
G. F. McKnight
The Guymon Land
and Loan Co.
MONEY TO IX)AX ON FARMS, FIVE, SEVEN OR TEN YEARS.
PRIVILEGE TO PAY PART OH ALL AFTER ONE YEAR.
Can handle anything, or anybody, at any time, any place.
CLEAN MENJN A DII^TY BUSINESS.
.. Write for Descriptive Literature ..
Offices In Summers Building.
Guymon, Oklahoma
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