The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 16, No. 7, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 19, 1902 Page: 1 of 4
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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YMt A d.bora ere .etlll her.
D we acou a bridge? Aaswcrl
Attend the celebration at Beater
lea woaa. Where? At thla oflce.
Tlit Sundaj 8choe1 convention la In
progress today.
Bella Brown WWeral Kimm
wait see joa.
Mrs. Haueou is reiortc4 aaheiagon
theeiek Iter.
The river it or a tear egele. Ok bo!
Wa eloa't wead a bridge.
Willlaa llogiett ia dtllliag a wall Tar
Denek OakjllL
lea areata at the Herald often each
Saturday. Don't fall to try It.
Notice the sew ad of the Meade
laafcer Goananv is tkte laaae.
Geo Willlaasand family epeal a few
Java la tbwa tkU weak.
N. F. Davee left Meaday aoraiag oa
kla ratara ia Heaaeeaej.
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Thakoraea aeld Saturdavat puMio
autleu bteakkt good prieea.
W. 0. Obk of Boyd traaeaeted bari-
cos la tew Taeaday.
O.W. Naskelleor Grand 8aaiBilt
Kansw wuls tows yeeterdaj.
Dick Quino of Quyaon Hetald
faae ii transacting butiBeea la towa.
Geo. BaraeUe of Graad Valley waa
eusiaece ealler tkia weak.
Dre. Ttat k Oeborn are prepared to
extract teeth by the palaleaa aietkod.
Funk Maple and aether were
among Beaver eallara Monday.
Quite a kigh wlad prevailed ken
Moaday night'
We had a buf ale tkia week bat ll
fotaway. The paaky bafalo gaat
atlll roaaina however.
Ceuatj Traaaarer Putaaa and wife
apeat a few daya tkia week tUUlag
frieaea ea Clear ereek:
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BEAVER BEAVER COUNtV; 0KLAHOMA TERRITORY THURSDAY; JUNE 19 1902.
law w a ii
Otto Barky aad finally were ia tews
thelrtt aftke week kaviBg deatel
werk doea.
At a aoetlng of the U. A. R. Peat
laet Saturday it wm decided to hold aa
Old 8o1Hwt rtanioo here m Septea.
bar Win and 17th.
Marriage lleeace Waa issued Taeaday
for the aarraf a of ttiaa Myrtle Nek.
eHe nl Gate to B. G. Sabln of ft.
Joseph Mo.
For high-elan Grnwa aad Bridge
work all kinda of milage aad arttlelal
aeta of teeth aea Dra. Teat 4 Oebora
at the City Hotel.
If yoa waat something cooling these
hot daya call at the Herald oflce on
Saturdays and get a big disk of ioe
ereua.
Several people from thii vioalty eoa.
teaiplatagolag to Liberal to spsad Ike
Foartk. Better itay at koaie where
yoa art aare of a good time.
Botia BrewB liberal Kaaaaa
keep at all tiaiea aa luetaaustaMe sup-
ply of coal aad feaea aaterial aa well
aa a eeaplete liae ol bulldere' gooae.
A tee raia fell at thla place Monday
night. The preeipltajioa waa .54 of as
inch.
Lea A Traby are aelliag alee clean
eaae aaad at 11.25 ba. Eaglcwood
Kautae. '
tndidatecyoahad betUr ataeaoce
before the Fearth. TbatU a"powcr-
fal" good day to "alx ediciae."
Th Dodge City GIobeKepablieaa
ku'beea eold to W. B. Davie of
Meade.
TkUoaleepnatadaaieeM ofbllle
far Dra- Yaat Oihom deatleta hat
wwk.
ICE CREAM
at tke Herald eaaee each Batarday.
Tha next aeaaioa el dUtriet ceart ia
tkia dietriet eoavaaec tke aaeead Taea
day ia October.
Mr.. D. B. Kiader ia WMf -areviag
aad ia able to bo ap aportiea
f the time.
Wheayoagoto Liberal Kaaaaa ace
Bolia Browa aad eoapare their
prieea with othera.
M.J.Kal6wwaa vMtiag frieada at
nivertidaaBd ipendiogafew daya earl
kiecUiealeet week.
Mra. Rachel Bogae retaraed kerne
froaBlaiweod Tharaday where ike
had been etavlag with Mr. Rlelev'e
ekildrea tke peat three weako.
Joe Bryaoa kaa parchaaed Al Bak-
er'i iatereat in tke Bryaoa A Baker
ranch aad will hereafter aaaaae fall
charge We did not leara what Mr
Baker iateada doing.
We received a nice box of cigars thla
week froa The A. T. Morris Cigar
House Cincinnati O. Aa we do not
indulge our paternal pareat enjoys tha
eoapliaaat.
Bolia ft Brown Literal Kaaaaa
have a eoaplete stock of Inaler liao
aeaest aad all kinda of builders' aate
rial which thoy are selling at eoape-
UUoa prieea.
Gene Groves assisted J. W. Thoap
son iunspcring the Hotel parlor last
week. If anyoae necda any help lu
that line belter act call oa Gene
He's laying for yoa.
Frank Goodnight liveryman of Ka-
glewood Kanaas waa in town tha Irat
oftba wHk. He took dowa a aale
with hla which a Mr.Willlsaa pur
chased of Mra. Aaanda Jjonstroa.
Two young aea froa Woodward
county passed througb town Monday
enroute to Rocky Ford Colorado
where they eipeet te get eaployaent
ia the aelon lelda.
A letter from Mra. Waab Hasted
states that they are at Gaaaison Colo.
aad will raaek their dastiaatioa within
a orb) daya. lhay an headed for
Paonis Colo. In a P. 8. Mrs. Ha-
sied says "I aa aura koacslek"
A aeetlag of the eitiaeas of Beaver
waa called Saturday eud it was decided
te paak tke Foartk of July aclebreUoa
bare to a glorieue laiah. CoaalMaea
ware appelated aad all erraagtaeata
aade te Insure a hearty good tiae.
I have recently purchased aa A Ho.
1 well drilling eatlt aad aa prepared
to pat dowa aay kind of a well for yea.
I guareuWe to strike water. If you
waat arteeiaa water let at drill for it.
Watch for large ad.
L y.Lenea
wsmsmmEamaessssssaasa
Lmcwrlcxw Tralm.
Tke Reck lelaad kaa doae it The
dsaires of the traveMag puhNe have
beta anticipated. AaOhaetvatita Patf
VMS III MM eMM4 W III IIUbwIM
of the "Celorada Flyer". Thla aew
Melameat baa Just been turned eat of
tke Pallaaa shops aad ia tke beat that
eaa be secured. Rich ia uphdaterlag
elegaattn sppolntaaats eoafettabla
aad having all aedsra eonveolaaces
reading roea saeklag reea tadtsapar
lor cot it Bakes the Reek Llaad Col-
orado Flyer tha Ideal trela going to
Colorado.
With aa Obserfatioa Pallaaa the
"Colorado Flyer beeeaee preal-
aeaUy the beet traia to toke betweea
Kaaaaa Clly aad Ootetabo points
Leaving Kaaaaa City ia tha eeel of tha
evening at 80 P. M. the traveler
eaa eeeure supper "A la carte" la tke
dining ear view tke beautiful valley el
tke Kaw frga tke observation parlor
eajoy a refreshing nights rest break
fast ia the dloor and reach Deaveret
U.Oo oclook in the aorniog. Tkb b
the fastest traia to Colorado arriving
at Denver four kours earlier thea aay
otkK liae. Returning tke flyer leavta
Denver at t0f P. M aad reaekea
Kaaaaa CHy at 989 eeloek tko aext
aeraiag. Tke ride threugk Oalorado
la both dlreeileaa being aade ta tke
daylight aad ia oaaaeetioa with tha
Obaervatioa Pallaaa will give the
beet possible advaatago of viewlag
Pikee Paak aad tke Rock? Moaataiaa
aa well as providing n aoit delightful
ride.
Hcrtte.
Netiee la hereby gavea that the nd
dreea'er whereabouts of the heirs of
J. W. Baku dscceecd te tot kaowa.
Whew teat heard frea they were raiaV
oagia Mteeoari. Iaferaatioa which
wUI lead to their whereaboate should
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Valuation of Beewor OouatyT
The following ia tko aeeeoeed valua
tion or Ueaver county for the year
i90a:
No. At. Val.
Horses 763j $18.81
Mules 6j6 17.27
Cattle 117018 10.46
8keep I7t43 99
Swine 403 1.88
Wagons 865 10.3a
aggies 374 11.52
Watches 123 8.97
Pianos 80 18 17
Organ ' 88 7.87
Dogs 17 8.83
Bicycles 6 8.67
Tpyewritera 3 11.67
Farming npleaatt
Household furniture
Corporation stook
Credits
Msrehaata stock
Msnufaoturlng atook
Mortgages
Votes
Money
laproveaanta
Other property
Lands and lots i49199 A.
Railroad
Grant! Total
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Our line of gcntlemcns' clothing is Strictlyllit;
A STRIKING DirfCRENCB date in every respect We can furnish yc3p
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Give One Day in Commemora-
tion of the Birth of Our
Glorious Nation.
Williaa Peekkaa of laid w here
thl week attending Ike aick bed of hU
aetker Mrs. N. A. Peolkaa.
Dr. George Smith of Liberal was
called laet weak to see Mrs. N. A.
Peekkaa.
Lee ft Read Englewood Kansas
have Just received a car load of batb
wire 83.7k
. J. A.UIaa and family retaraed Friday
froa a paotracUd trUit at Wichita Falls
Teies.
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A aaaher froa thie plaee atleaded
Ohlldraaa Dav exercise at llaweod
Suaday.
Freak McKilHpa wee aadw tko
weather several daya last week hath
aoa iBproTing.
Salvation Araiy aervioec will he haM
m ih atraata ef Beaver ahoat
Uatarday ovening.
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of
Mrs. Fanaio McFarlaad art with a
aaiafal aceidentoa Tkuradayof laet
weak. While aeviag about tko kease
ike etaahled and fell ever a oeal scat.
lie kralawg hsrself quite Mverely.
Dr. Muaeell was taaaeased by tele
pheae bat upas kla arrival it waa
feuad that tko iajuriee were aot eeri
oua. Mrs McFarlaad is wow auoa
iaprevsd.
Mra.
PaUlag up alfalfa Is the priaetpal
work of the dsy.
Boa Bask ksa faisked dippiag
eattla aod has rr turned te Meade.
M. 0. Daaki la eajevlag a vielt frea
bis aufil Mrs. Otaie Taeler. froa Wle.
Nkw Maude Danka atteadod the
Jubilee at Hutchinson and reports a
very pleasaat tiae.
Mra Maekey kaa been oa tke eiek
list but ia better at tke present writing.
Mrs. Back of Maado isvieitieg ea
tko river thia week.
Weaaderataad tkatMin Ilia Baksr
expects to ratara to kar hoae ia lawn
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YantA Oikorn. dentleti ate
kera.aad prepared to do all 'Mads
denial if ork
JMk-! ff Oleuraho aajo swop
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At tke Rtpublieaa aaaa ooavantica
bold st tko court kease Saturday af-
teraeoa Jaae 14 tko following dale-
gatea wore ekoaea to tko Territorial
eoavoaUoa wkiek ants at laid Jaae
Mlbt Ciaadc Blaachard D. B. Kin
der 0. O Tanaahill J. W. MeCeol J
w. Barege eaa ueo. n. iieaiy. use.
H. Heaty wae elected Territorial
attteeaitt for the aeit Ura.
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Jaaai Baker went to Liberal Ian
day tu meat hla wife who waa retnra-
ing'frea eastern Kansas' where aha
bad keea auaiwoueid te tko Wok b
of her aeothcr. Wearenerry to re-
port the doaih of Mrs. Baker's troih-
er. whteh afsarned rkc aeit day alter
Her njrM ihete.7 We apeak tko wa-
wnea wo ei.
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Ohsrles FrN ridaaiaaaew laabtr
wagaa aew.
Mia Mary Free aa&o a businea
trip to Liberal but weak
Banday 0ckooltia progressing nicely.
We have aa instraetive euperiateadsat
aad everyone should attcad.
Leo Brace waa soea ea tke river a
few days sgo.
Tke Banday ackool la talking of bar-
lag a big alebretioa at Nr.Diekenoa'a
grove tke Foartk of Jaly.
Anon
TO KEEP YOU INTERESTED.
Ailrciiii hr Well Kaowa
VaMte 0iikir0. Xeotta-
tloaa toy Tonn People
aad Clw-Mroa
Mmmlw.
HCGI HIGfi
Ff7 Kiev
SK01. met
HOlkSBL HACK
wowmwo mi&s
HIT MAM'S KAC1
1AS& VAU AWly
SfffAOl HD HKIirirtftSIIMEMlS
VblAllROlair BAW IM ItfEWNG
$1.75 shoe for $1.75; and a $3.50 shoe for
$3.50. One price to all; satisfaction for
all; the patronage of nearly all.
I have a complete line of Wcstsrn Saddles
and Harness on hand and will be able to fur-
nish or get any make desired.
G. SUMMERS Liberal Kas
THE MEADE LUMBER AMI
SUPPLY COMPANY
(MMrtk af tank)
Has a big stock of Lumber and they
are going to sell it 2x4 and 2x0
No I dimensions at $21. per M
Good 12 inch Stock Boards at I21. per thousand feet
1x4 and 1x6 dressed fencing for sheeting boxing
and bats at $20 per thousand.
SAMUEL WESTON Manager
Meade Kansas.
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TITLE WITHOUT SETTLEMENT.
Forest Reserve Scrip for Sale.
Oan be located from 40 aeries up
on any vacant Agricultural or
Grazing land in the
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pisl das uotss oraeeoaata with aa will
ofclige us ay setlNag. Oaa yoa?
Will jot? And whenT If aelooa-
vealealleeallia plcaso wrtfe ua ea
the saljeet that we asj know what to
dipeaa' oa.
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Eaiewee4 Kansas.
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Cemplete prof ram in next weeks issue.
Iff J.I. Egbert
flf D. B. Kinder
fl? R. H. Loofbourrow
Committee; f George Heath
flf M. E. Hibbs
y(t F. C Tracy
flf CO Tannehill
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