Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 16, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 30, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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CHICAGO
ROCK ICLAKD & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
The Hock lalatnl It f nmH Ii adopting
any p an cnlcnla'i.l lo Impr it aprnl aiwl jrlvc
th laxnry wiety am! foinforl that Ihr ip-
ii .ir patrtwagetltm mis
IU qulitn'tit la tlmrunshly impute with
YiilitiitlTln
Bc3t Dining Cor Scrvico
In Tho World
Pullman r.lefrwr. Chair Car. nil the m!
cWmt and or recently Improved patterns.
IU rclallle.iiir
Fast Time
Courteous Employes
first Class Equipment and
First Class Service Oien.
Kor full prtl"nlara ns to Ticket Hare
Hate apply t' any Coupon Tlrkrl A tent In
the Unltwl Mates Canada or .Mexico or
lullrcaa
John Sobaslian G. P.A.
Chicago.
A. T. & 8 P. R'Y CO.
JMOXU TIMT. TAULT mr 3) llOT
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Mill p. Ill (
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11.-11 p. III. I
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...Knxl'wroj.. . 7'op.m.
Kplvuy . .It 11 p. in.
. ..Multatit- . .". a. in.
Wlchlt.i . 7.tta. m.
.. . . Nt-wlo" . J Ma. in.
. . Florence 411 a.m.
Kanaaa City . 0 -jn )i. in.
fn.i.... I'M p.m.
. fhlcajro .. flW p.i.
!- Itnntn mna Ihn latett lin
Tb Banta
lirovnl -tnilMiiriil lhat la kiiuwii.cii lla I'n-a-
ujrrr Tialna.
I .tijioii llctrts a II to nil jiolnla. ntiil Hag-
fuge Clucka.l t . Oiai!u-tl n.
firrniilMf rt a timetable or any n'lier
I'-ftrinntl n pilytli mult ralKiifl. ir to
YV. J-Black G. V. AT A. lop.ka Kaimta.
Kua.vk.1. I.uik.v. Ax n
KliRlcwixid Kansas.
STA GH LIXES.
To Mti'le Kaneaa dailyLeaves Heater
nt 8.00 a. In. Arrives :i:"0 p. m. Carries
mall passengers express and light freight.
To Knglewood Kan-a. dully Lenvra
Hearer and F.nglewoo-I fii.MJ a. in. Arriv
Hearer and EnglewooJ 8.00 p. m. Mall
jiatsengers and express.
To llanlesly Leaven Heaver nt 0.00 n.
m Mb ntlit 7 mid Friday. Arrives at Denver
7:30 p. m. Tuesday and Saturday. Mnll.
Kliiiwood tn Braver Arrives nt lieaver al
13 in. leaves Heaver nt 2.00 p. in. Mnll
nnd paetiger.
MOTIOKS FOB PUBLICATION.
UOXMDI.IllATl.il)
I.AXII 0KICE AT WoOlUVAIlll O. T. I
Hcpt II ISM f
N'll'co l lifreby Klvn Hint llin lollnwlni;-
lia.ncd atlbiB liavu Mill notice lift In Ir IiiIpii
lion lo make ilii'l prxir In uiirt ol thi-lr
c aim. ntnl tnat ahl roof will liu'i.nil" bennr
t.'af cr'lracy -Iihikm o( thu pr .liniitcouit In
ii d lorlU-aver Lttuniy. O. T ami In chmiu!
I l-iilm-lire limn l.tf.iru V (!. tracy.rlrrk ot
mIi o nrt ul llmvtr (). T. on Oitiibur 10
Jin; via:
Wlliy H Illiocloa. if KM' eirna rrcolvor'a
r'Ci'l t .No .17 or 1 .t:i and 4. ami aw '( of
n-.-il in k tuwiikblp No. (1 n irtli runau No. i'i
K. CM.
AurlnMnzty.il II. No 107. f" tho nnrlb
lull i.ft ii- titliu at X Ib'i aiutliiaul ' H
tin" a"iutli(nt K ami tho nortlii nat ii ol lliu
a iniliwi-ni yi or audi in 7 tuunthlp M norm
rtnn."iU O. M.
lb y iinni ttif f llowlnir wltn'aioa to provn
Itimr ii.ntliiuniia red Ii-iich imhhi and culiha-
tUn r aalil I ii ml a lzi limn T llruo-
M'llllani tilairi Kil I'lm Jlalur nnd N. J.
Itb Hlu.1 nil of Nye Oklithonm 'lVriltorv.
)' 1) llKAl.v llcjlatrr.
IjIMI OPI'ICK AT WclOUWAHII OK .
Hrpt 4 1B'I7
N t'r la hereby glten that tint rllonlnK
iiiiiiidiI arttlcr Inn. II mI nntlcit or Ma lull ntlun
to ninkt) llnnl proof In Kiippnil if lil o nlm
n U Unit lit ir Mir will tin mmlc licloni .Inn.
I. IliKlylii rU District Clira and In rnti or
)il ntikf ni'u li-f'ir.i H ll Weir liopit'y Clint
r I lii Dlorlct Cnnrl hi 1'iav r iikiiilK'inii
TiTillory on the lltli day of Oil- l'r. IMI7 In
Hull rl McKnrlnnd. II i:. No. 'K t r th
liurilnvrat ipiart r or rimttioinil ijunrl cr nnd
cull Ii hallof lliu noitlivaa tjiiariiT i)T a ill'in
i anil in-miulliwiat iiiHTti-roI tlinnortbucat
in rtoror mciIoii Hi t iiHlilp4 n irtii iniiuo
V4 ! t! M .
llu tiaiuea tln lo'lnnlnu Mllnvtaca to pirin
IiIn coniliiiiiiua rrald nco tinun ami cnltltiitloti
ftuld lmiil. lz: .l.lm l:. Hroni' Ofirwo
Anilirson mil V. If. Ilmilrlami a 1 or II- a.
or (. T.nn.l Allui r linker of llnthncll
41. T. r. I). Uk.vi.y Ht-Klator
Notice
i"lloi la Iito'iv xlvrn that on tins 1Mb day
of NuVKnib r IKiT. or us k'mmi tb ri'iiftiT a the
a ma dm cunionlimtlv bit pruinti it nlpll -tntianwl
I bu nri'tt'iitpit lo lint HnMTiior of
(iklaboiuaTrrrllory rnraii lincnmllllniinl ihi-
tton f fj C. KO.uw convlrltil In I In- n unly of
lliav. r Dklaboinn ni tlm HrplPinhcr li-rin
ortlnt lilstrlit Cu t of anld utility for tiiu
)ariH'.KI of ibiiirlniHtif iniuiHlnuK tir In t tit
ilia di'xroo n id M-iitnt'il 1 1 ii ttrin oflin-
priamiinviit ( I'lirjfa-a.
hald npi'll union w 111 bu prtM'iitti bv T M.
lUlc w ami Id H (' at- rilnl ul 1 bt'imppnriri!
y p I I in ofiAir rmir lliindrtil rltUena of
Ji-iit tmn'j .
Any fro i feflltiitasu Ipv'.I by tb app I-
rnll n i r .iicli anion utll t'ikit noi nn uro-
ly r t'it 1 ituailoii to make ap-.l atlnn lur
inbl purilnn. T. M. Knkku
IU. ri. CoATd.
rni pub. Hi pt t l7 Ow
Mollco.
TenHory ol OLlrhnma)
II attr Ctiunt) f
In I'mbatu
Court.
No'lo U liortby klvni that on th" iMti d-y
t fi-i'f fliilim A II. iM7. C A Alilli lllnl In
tlii rr-linti' Court ol lli tonntv if llmv r
rnd tn ritnry o Uk ahnnia r. M-tltin pri)lni;
I r li lliir- I ttilni luttr i I m lo In- ln-uitl tit
lilm ii ixin t -o v taio if V1 'tun lliottn di-tviiki-d
lat ! lliceouiity of lloiror and trr-
lllory tf tiklahuiini
Al d nuiaiia -' to no ordrr of raid probata
P'liitl. tho 7lh day i rOutoher A I IS 7. nt ihn
In tin f iiiii'clo k -t lit. or anld da th U lieln
ii davol Hih rumlar Hpptt'inbtr term A II
1HIT n sail tirnluiiH court lot lii u nj-ixil til -tt
i tht linn f . r lii-nrlinc aald ap ll iitlmi
vrlipu unil Hbrr ai y w -a lu'eirattd my
r ii t-at-nlil po 1 1 u by 11 lin; r ttin upp f-
li ntlerptoou lin vrnnml of liiroinrrtHi'cy
ol tlin appl ciint 'i may nmrt hlaimn rlvbla
ttti.pail I'lutrallnii nnd piay Dial I.t-tlvra
bo is u d t hlinai
Wltnfa CautkkIiucv Judgo of the.
pnohatttimiit of Iho c unly or I'i'nrer arl
ihiaeal oil) eioiirt afflxnt tl-e letli tiny ot
b. p inber A. 1). iW
ChtfbTiiacv.
;hi:aI.) I'robale.liulfie
i')rat pub UbcdSppf.M U7.
UNU Ort'lCB AT WOOUWARP. O T.
ti punubiT3 la'J. (
.V.iIIcpU lipri'bv ulven that the following
Valued m- lur ha ll'iil sutlci if hla Inten-
lb a to iiuik Uiril prxif to auppirt n Ida
e nl'iia and tb t anld prioi ut'l lw
xn-di- bfom Ca'iir Tracy Judun of the I'm-
at'C mt in mt fer llrnvtr count Ok-a-h
ma J r. 1 ory Mint In ca of hla abniiC4
Poor- K. C Iracy. CI -rn of anld court at
llraver O. T n .Not inbi-r". ISW. l
Ira k i:. filbert II IX No. its fur tho
v a I a fof tiie nortUniM tju-r-er nnd tlu
tt 1 nif i f bokuiit'iii'it iitiiirur of a etio.i
j;i. n inihli.i' rrili apfp? ('. t
lie uama llu lolloulnir wltuetiet tn nirn
b-R itinii u rolJ.ll.o p .i um cultivation
ufna'il ii.mi. ii:
IraH. WIImu. if llotbutill. fl. T. Ila
v-it n if ll nr. U T . Ji hn 1.1 e and
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tl '1 III Wtallery.orilothwi-II O. T.
y t U2AI. ltrcktcr
III I ubS pt -J "ST
JQuraM.
rututtiiEu i:n;iiv tiiuiwdav
Official County Papor.
W. I. IlltUMMOMl I'liblWicr.
I. S. nml iV. I. nUU.HM0X IMII.ir.
Knlered nl pn-iofnee t llenver O. T. s
(eognd dacs mailer April 12. ISOj.
TEIIS - -
AllTrilTISI.IO
plidilsti.
- fi ooi'KU vr...
made known on ap
LOCAL NOTES
llrnry .Montgomery of Knglctvnml was
la the city title week.
I.aat Friday mill Stltirdhy were Innt'ly
dita In IJcaer cvitrjbrnly jjone to the
pirn c
Miss Mary Driiininnml nrrivcil liomr
from Colilwntcr last Tluirnlny . She will
vilt lirre n cou)le of weeks anil then re-
turn to her music cm nt Ashlnnil.
J. 0 Decker illc-il nt Mercy Iloipltnl
Chlran InH week. Tlic auraxfcnl opprn-
linn whlrh he tiutlcrwcnt wn the cniisc
of his ilonth.
What's the rnnttur with the correspon-
dent of the LIkram? They hare L't to
bn awfully dilatory nhnut fending in tbu
news from the outlying districts.
In the nmrrinpe nnticca lust week n
mistnku whs umilo in stntlHK thnt Mr
lilnkc nnd Miss Uarrelt were married on
tiiittinlnv. 'I hey were mnrrird Friday
and Judgu Tracy nsks that nc maka the
correction.
F. S Itoinnn left some specimen hends
ofwlillu inlli. mnlze ul this odlce I lie
o In r (lay which lire wonders for size
and wi'iulit. Mr Itoinnn has three nnd
n half nrres of this which ho thinks will
jleld 100 bushels of train per acre
O. 1). Incrsoll. n rcwspnicr man of
California Mo. was here the Ural of this
week. Ilu holds some t'envtr county
warrants and wanted to know just what
sort of n llnnnrlnl cindi'.ioit the county
was In nt present.
J. II Senrenlch nnd wife returned to
Hearer Monday n'ftcr nhm.t two months
stay In our city; Mrs. S. is much Iw
proved in health nnd tho doctor thinks
ihe will ere louir regain her UBUnl
f trcngtU Meade Olobe.
F. II. Anderson who nrrlvcd here Inst
week from Colorado tins el tin n blhck
smith bIio)) in Ihe build nt? Jusl siuth of
ihc court hniiBO and asks n share of pub-
lic pnlronnRO. !'co his ndv. elsewhere
and glva him n mil.
Oiling on the principle thnt "it's the
little thlnL's In life that count" n couple
of fellows M tho plrnlc Inst week who
lind inniched n nice between two punles
for seven dollars and n half kept the
crowd watting for two hourf Imforo they
ran ciicli trying to net the start of the
oilier. Wo wouldn't pnrt with ns much
epidermis as they did in the sudden
starting nnd flopping for twice seven
dollars and n half.
School Books at F C. Tracy' s.
Somebody wns mean enoni'li to steal
a pitchfork mid somo corn from Cupt.
Mott nt tho Iiycrs plaru on tho Clmir-
ron tho llrst of the week. Mott imcs
the bnrn I lie re for n feeding elation on
tho mail rnulo betwesn Ilenvcr and
Moiulf and nlthough ho might lock tho
doom so no one could get In hit hns 'eft
It open so that nnyonc could put u team
inside nnd focd tfieni. It requires u
low dnwn cot scicncelcss thiuf to slenl
from a man of that kind almost ns low
ns tho tine or more who stole lliu lieaver
Qrimil Army sou books during tho re
union nt Mcndn.
School Books at F. C Tracy's.
Tho vry best th'ng tho people of Ilen-
vcr old and j mi ng ran do for them-
selves nnd for tho beni'llt of the town
in tho future is to organize some sort of
u liteiarv nssocliitlou or society and
make it tho basis for building up n good
public llbrnry. Tlio long evenings t-f
winter nro approaching and tho people
will bo Fiidly in need of aoitelhmg
to interest nnd umutio them. Wo know
of nothing that affords a greater range
of entertainment than n well conduct
ed literary society. The members could
give it public entertainment once or
twlco n month in tho way of n concert or
drama nnd use the proceeds for begin-
lib.: the accumulation of books for n
public library which would bo of great
benellt tu realtors uml students. Think
tho mutter over.
The picnic nt ItUloy's grovo last week
wns not ax well attended us It might
have been but us the weather was per-
fect and Iho grovo n delightful place to
visit everybody there had good lime
Wo did not get to hear any speeches hut
saw the races mid some of thutn
were ycTV good In tho sweepstakes
race Charley Itcddlck's bay horse won
from Itedciner's mnrc by n note they
being tho only two thnt were really in
tho race. A race was matched botween
Davis's srirrel horsu and a hoo belong-
ing to some traveling horsemen In
which the latter won by half a length
i after uti exciting contest Saturday the
sumo horses ran again uml thu Davis
horse wo. Theru wero :i number of
other good races in fact tho races wero
thu principal part of tlw picnic. Whort
there were no races tho people talked
ate watermelon went llshing danced
and amused themselves In many other
ways. Taken altogether the picnic af-
forded mi Ideal opportunity for mi out
lug to those who had been working hard.
Potatoes
Will most likely bo srarco nnd high
' before spring and it would bo n good
' t I . I
Idea for you to eugnge what you need of
Denver
(.' E. Doylo ut Englewond. He ihlps sausnee casings or bought by gold beat-tlit-m
iu by lUil car load every j car J crs The und gcttcd food la tho stomach
maBaLMXCttaiji.uiiw wiuMmmiwijv i"j-rw maw
Keyal nakea the foot! pure
wboltKcwa and delicious.
POWDER
Absolutely Puro
aovn aiMi) roOf a CO.. at ro.c
For Safo.
I wnnt to si-ll between now and the
middle of November nil of my feed
hoiKehold Roods cow horse iu fact ill
I hove. Cull and see
J. It. Si:nckmch.
The following notion was sent
oat
from Woodwnrd on the 21th instant:
Lr.ok nut for nnd arrest oiib Ileiherl
Qreer who disnppeiiri'd from homo on
tho night of September 171607. Hois
17 yeirs old. small for bis nge about five
feet four Inches in height light coin
plecled. blue ejts. weighs about 110
pounds wearing n light grey suit of
clothes coat cut square iih.1 wore a
black hat.
He Is tbnug) t to be out of bis mind
When he left he was riding nn Iron grey
horse live nnd it half bauds high eight
years old nnd branded on left thigh.
He is ridini; nn old saddle with large Iron
stirrups. The saddle has no name of
maker on it.
I will pay $100 rewnrd for the deten-
tion of the boy. Wiro II. II. Orccr or
Sherlll Woodward Oklahoma.
W'u sopioau that dusdiption of the
boy is ull right; but It Mrikcs us that
ihiit Is about the smnllest horse we ever
h;srd of
Pooplo Must Eat
Hut it isn't necessary to pay high
prices for what tney eat. (Jo to Poyle's
nt Euglfwood nnd get your grorcrles for
wbut Ihey are nclunlly worth.
"A grave fault with n goodly number
of joutig ini-n is u disposition to (juarrel
with their mirroiiiiillngs whereas the
rent fnult is not there" writes Edward
V. link in "Problems of Young Men"
in tho October Ladies' Home Journal.
"Young men do not seem clearly to real-
ize llittt where they nro they wero in-
tended to be and for somo mighty good
purpose ton. Tho place where n young
mm Ilnds himself Is exactly where his
Creator meant that he should bu. There-
fore he is capable of filling it. (Jod
makes no mistakes lint it is mennt that
we should grow of our own eltorts; get
strong through the conquering of dlfil-
cultles. When n joung mr.n Marts out
to live n useful life nnd starts out sith
a right determination nu udherenre to
houorable principles nnd a fnitb inQod
no power on earth can retard him long
seriously inlet rupt his career or effect-
ively stop li I in. Ha is bun nil to n
Our failures are always due to oto-selves;
neerto other people or our environ-
ments" Wo And the following notice of one
of Heaver's citizens in the Garden City
Herald: "Capi. N. A. I'wckham nttoiided
tlm fair and reunion this week nnd
while hero mnde this olllce a pleasant
call. Cnpt I'eclcbnm moved tn Ness
county in 12)7-1 but is now a resident of
Heaver City Oklahoma. He is on old
friend of John A. Stevens and his wife
from her cabin saw the Indians that nt-
lacksd Mr. Stevens and who enmo near
gelling ids sculp. Mrs. ljocklium wns
looking out of the window and saw
nliout 4U0 Choycnties crossing the creek
' tibcut tlircc(tinrlcrs of it milo below her
house nnd while she watched them ahe
snw eight leave the main body nnd these
wero tho Indiana taut found Mr. Stevens.
Fortunately for her tho Indians did not
seo her house. .Mr. l'eckham acted as
n scout around Fort lluys mid wns well
acquainted with Hnllalo Hill nnd other
noted men of tho border Many a night
lie and his family had to tlcc to th fort
for protection and ho mild thot-c times
were hard indeed. Mr. Feckhnm to-
gether with our old friend Dun Wood-
man of Haskell county took part In the
Cluvingloti battle on -in; Sandy in Colo-
rado where Mr. l'eckham succeeded in
gelling even with the Indians. He went
through the war as n member of the -19th
Wlsconsiu. The last few jenrs ho kns
lived In Heaver City Oklahoma tvbero
ho is engaged in tho cattle business.
III an article on tho "Wonders of the
World's Waste." Willinm Oeorgo Jor-
dan iu tho October Ladies' Homo Jour-
nal delcils how science nt tho present
day utilizes tho ox ' N'ii many years
ngo" ho 8a s "when mi ox was slaugh-
tered forty per cent of the animal wns
wasted at the present time "nothing is
lost but its dying breath." As but one-
third of tho weight of tho nulmul con-
sists of products that can lit- eaten the
question of utilizing tho wasto Is n seri-
ous one. The blood is used in refining
sugar mid iu sizing paper or manufac-
tured Into door-knobs and buttons. Tho
hide goes to tho tanner; horns ami hoofs
are transformed into combs and buttons;
thigh bones worth eighty dollars per
Ion nro cut Into handles for clothes
brushes; fore-leg bones sell for thirty
dollars per ton for collcr buttons para-
sol handles mid Jewelry tho water in
which tho bones arc boiled Is reduced to
glue; the dust from sawing thu bones is
food for catilo and poultry; tho smallest
bones tiro miulo into bonoblack Lach
foot yields a quarter of n pint of neat's-
foot oil; tho tnll goes to the "soup"
while tho brush of hair at the end of the
tail is sold to Iho mattress ranker. Tho
c'lolcer parts of tho fat make tho basis
f buttorlne; the Intestines nre used for
0mi
aMwuiwm
which formerly coi paosers ol ci.i
c.'o i h i r I tho'i-'ind d illrs a vmr to
r in V l cte-'i . " ii"- iitatile- Inio
paft- r. 'I hese ar but tew of the pro-
ducts of abattoir Al! scraps unlit for
nvy other use lind welcome in the gliiv
(h.I nr they do missionary work for
far.i ers bj ncllng n fertlliziTS."
Call for SprriAl Merlin;. of County
Ciiuiuilsloili;l'.
Tho Hoard of County Commissioners
of Heaver county. Oklahoma territory
is hereby called lo mett in sprcUl cs-
slon at the olllce of the county clerk en
the -lib day of October 18U7 for tho
purpote of reconsidering action In re-
gard to tax levies for the year 1807.
Given under my hand nnd official seal
this 2.nd day of September. IS07.
Kjmxz S. Dhojimoxi)
County Clerk.
IVIirrn Will Trees Unnr lle-tl
Most people In this southwestern prat
rlc country seem tn bn possessed of Ilia
belief that trees of all kind can be mott
successfully grown on bottom land. The
observation of the writer has led him to
believe just the opposilo that most va-
rieties of both forest and fruit trees do
belter and mnke stronger growth on the
high level rich black lands If properly
cultivated than ticcs grown on bottom
lands.
Somo yenrs ngo tho legislature of the
state of Kansas made provision fur the
establishment of forestry stations for the
propagation of young forest trees for
free distribution to people in that stale
who would transplant them In their
farms rnd cultivate them. One tf thefo
forestry stations Is located three miles
east of Dodge City nnd the operations
there have further con firmed us in our
belief. Writing of this forcMry station
the Dodge City Globe Itepublican says:
"One of the astonishing things of this
"semi arid" region is the growth of trees;
and the astonishment is still greater
when wo view this growth at tho highest
point of elevation. The forestry atation
is located on n plateau three miles cast
of Dodge City and from this point there
is n commanding view for miles around
Tho well at tho station indicates thu ele-
vation being 110 feel to wntcr and 173
feet deep. This is nbout the highest
point Hnywbcre in this locality or sec-
tion of country. In tho 100 acres which
comprise the fotestry station will be
found many acres of Otic tillable land
under n high stnto of cultivation. Here
nro not many vnrleties of trees but there
nre some trees growing thnt belong lo
tho se'Jii-lroplcnl region. In tho croundt
wlihli surround the residence will be
found some evergreen trees of several
varieties tho Itocky mountain sprtica
nnd North Carolina yellow pine nre
large slrong and vigorous. Somo weep-
ing willow trees in tho forest are ns lux
iirianl ns trees In moist atmosphere. The
trccfl ftro "wueping" In prodigious foli-
age. There is no irrigation nt tho sta-
tion and this fact lends nddltioiiftl won-
der nt the tree growth. All tho trees arc
In strong and healthy growth.
"On Monday wo visited the forestry
station on n professional visit nml we
are glad to make record of the condition
of tins station Mr. Quick (tho mnnnj o )
informed us that he would bne 7 j.000
trees to disposo of to farmers in next
spring's delivery. These trees consist of
black nnd honey locust ash mid coffee
tree. Some black locust grown from
tho seed planted on Mny 10th nro three
and four feet high and somo plnnts are
ilvo feet high. Mr. Quick soaks tho seed
before planting and the seeds do much
butter. Ho believes the black locust is
the best tree for this climate. It is free
of Insects. Tho uoncy locust leaves are
destroyed by worms. The tjrowth of
the black locust as Mr. Quick found on
his farm cast of Speaivllle makes a
growtli in six jcars largo enough for
fence pofts."
This nccount of tho forestry station
satisfies na that with tho exception of
Boft wood trees such as Cottonwood nil
forest trees nro healthier on high ground
than in tho loose sandy bottoms. All
young trees In this section of country
as elsowherc need careful nnd thorough
cultivation and protection from Block.
You can't tnlse gruss nd weeds and cat
tie mid trees nil on the same ground.
PMiFLCTIOX IN CAKE-MAKING.
Housekeepers frequently wonder why
It Is that they cauuot make biscuit nnd
rako thnt nre light and palatable and
that tnsto ns delicious ns the biscuit nnd
cako mnde by their mothers nnd graud-
molhets tho delightful memory of which
oven to this day creates a sensntion of
pleasure to tho palato. The trouble
nriaes from the highly adulterated stnto
of the materials tkev have to work with
particularly tho cream-of-tartar nnd
soda used to raise or leaven the food.
Cream-df-turtar and soda that oto now
prorurabio for domestic purposes con-
tain largo quantities of limn earth alum
and other adulterous frequently from
live to twenty-live percent and conse-
quently vary so much in strength thnt
no person can tell the exact quantity to
use or properly combine them to insure
pi-rfcct reatilia Fn m using tin. mu b
or too little or liecnuto of the idi'ler-
nuts In them bitter salt yellow or
heavy biscuits or cakes are frequently
made. These adulterants are also lnju
rious to health.
All this trouble may bo avoided by the
use of the popular lloyal Making Pow-
der. Where this preparation is eirplojed
in tho place of cream of tartar and soda
its porfect leavening power nlways in--surcs.
light flaky digestible blccuit
cakes nnd pastry thut arc perfectly
wholcMimo and tree from tho Impurities
invariably present when tho old raising
preparations are cmplocd.
Tho Itoyul Unking Powder wo nm In-
formed by tho most reliable scientists U
perfectly pure being mnde front highly
refined ingredients carafully tested and
so exactly proportioned and combined
thnt it never fails to produce tho bos'
and uniform results An additional rid
vantage In its employment comes from
tho fact thHt bread or other food inadt
with It may be eaten wulio hot wlthou
foar of Indigestion or any unpleasant ro
suits while beinu cnuallv sweet mnut
I nnd grateful lo tho palate when cold
p.-1 .!' .!. r ii pa3J"e of
' Dmirb'V tariff bill ilic free Irado cd
i. ti. K - -Hoi Oi.-nbi.liiu raved and
huwloij over I be ruin bruuglit lo the (-alt
vriul.i at llutelntiMiti by that pemiciou
mpa-urr My. Inm liny huwledl And
lmiv (lie did abed tears over lite ruined
li tndtwirjl Bui now "' of tl.oso
cdaiuily howlers are compelled to pub
l'uli items of news in regard to tlies-o
same salt works eometliing like the f'ot-
l...n.. trl.i. -ti iiu fiml in flip Wtrlilln
Beacon one of t lie most vociferous of tlio
liowlert.
"The Hutchinson salt plants arc now
cmpluiug more men and making more
tall than at any time since lSQii; 60 pit'
ccut more than iu Auguat 18UG. Since
tin lat of Angust two old plauls hate
be ii started again and a new one is
bein' luilt."
'Wo venture to predict thai if Mr.
McKinley is elected backed by a gold
siabdard cougres. every smelter in the
district will blow out within four months
from hit election and (hero won't be a
thousand dollars spent in building all
next summer. Com will go down to 10
scutn in St. Louis nnd wheat to 25 ccuts
in Chicago nnd what is more it will
tay down. The closed mills will keep
company with the closed mints and only
tho'.e ii ho have farms and arc absolutely
without debt will bo ablo to keep out of
the sliprifTs hands McKinley's election
means desolation to the farmer and work-
man." William J. Bryan Oct. 1S00.
Mr. Bryan is out again this year in
tlio prophesying business and his dupes
arc Mill believing him to be a prophet.
More than that (bec dupe are paying
him from S300 to S1500 a day for Bglit-
ing prosperity and prophesying evil to
tlio country. Tbero may be bigger
fools in this world than (he Bryan wor-
shippers but if there are we never saw
ono of them.
The Agricultural College.
The Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical College at Stillwater begins
Its fall term September 9; winter term
January 4 1898. By law this College is
filaccd in direct connection with the pub-
ic schools of the territory receiving
boys or girls well prepared In the com
mon scnooi oranencs direct to its f resit-
man class. It has an excellent prepara-
tory Department for review of these
studies for entrance to the College or for
teaching. It has eleven instructors
good buildings a library of nearly 4000
volumes well equipped laboratories and
large collections of apparatus. There
are no tuition nor incidental fees. Board-
ing can be had at low rates.
The College is liberally endowed by
the United States. Its work is to teach
English Mathematics and Science as
well as Agriculture all with special
reference to practical use In life. For
this work Its facilities are not surpassed
by any Coljege within easy reach ol
Oklahoma young men and women. It
aims to help all whom It can reach to get
a thorough and practically useful educa
tion at the lowest possible cost. Its course
is so arranged that those who can attend
but one year will be much helped. In
special cases students of mature years
may be permitted to select special studies.
The work Is well suited for those prepar-
ing for teaching in high schools.
For announcements or special Informa-
tion write Pres. G. E. Morrow Stillwater
Oklahoma.
F. H. ANDERSON
GENERAL BLACK SMITHING.
All work guaranteed or ine-ney refunded.
Charges reasonable.
Horseshoing a Specialty.
Your Patronage Solicited
First door south of Court house
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OUR CLUBBING LIST.
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All tisiliug comrads are cordia-
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
I'eater Iidje No. 7 holds its
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J. 0. Williamson C. C.
J.C. Hodge K. of It. and 8.
Notice.
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r medical services are requested to pay
up by September 1st I nacd the money
aud must have it. J. R. Linluy.
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OFFIGIA L Dill EL 7 OR Y
3orcrnor C. M. Barnes.
3ecretary Win. Jenkins.
Attorney General. . . . Harper S. Cunningham
Assistant Attorney General.... Itoy Hoffman.
U. 8. Marshall Patrick Nngle
V. 8. Attorney Caleb U.Brooks
Chief Justice Frank Hal
f A. G. C. Bicrer.
I J no. C. Tarsney.
Associate Justices....-)
II. W. Seotl.
(J. L. McAlee.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
rrobate Judgo Cat ler Tmi 7
Clerk Frani S. Drummond
Sheriff H.J. Bens
Treasurer -I. C. Wllliamsen
Attorney B. II. Loofbourrow
lUgistcr of Deeds Franz S. Drummond
Supt. of School Noah Haves
Surveyor G. M. Gardner
Coroner N. A. I'tckbam
f J. T. Dtinlap
Commissioner!! J Ira S. Wilson.
(Lee Howard.
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It corabinoi bimpmcitt with nonADiLiTV
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Mil com of.repalrs than any other ranchln
It is HEAT.'st'BSTtNTlAL iiickle plated per
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legible manuscripts. Two to ten copies cai
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V offer 51 000 to any operrtor who cat
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Tho woodwork 1h tbo moat modern and
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He lu Antlniie Onk or Black Walnut. Tho
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