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Mrt't 5d nnd ih SitHinlny afternoon
of each month All oomradus lmvo n
hearty invitation to attend.
J. It. Qtn.wv Com.
J. W. .MoCoot. Adj.
th contrary U enrffhes ratlwr than Roport of the Governor tl.o nail square on llic head in tho fol-
Improvlshes tlio soil. It nlsrf Jirs the Wnfthtttpton Dioembor 4.-Gov. oinn Marcmeni in toward to the
advantage of being a crop Hint farmers Forusnti Of Oklahoma has made his Southern Democracy: "The Diinocmt.
ciin get n price ilxcd upon before it Is anntinl roport to tho secretary of tho ic party can no longer claim to bo im-
planted. Cmtor beans however nro interior. On the subject of statehood tiunal. ifis soctioual. The south is ils
subject to tho same objections tw cot-'. Gov. Forguson says: ' J victim. Tho suuth is still tho qttadii-
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ten. nnd to wine extent broom corn Oklahoma should lmvo s'.ntohood. onnial sacnBce whith corrupt or siupu
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pIcMiiRS to get nil tho product. The grant it nnd n matter of injustice to J
brans ni'd perhaps the leavoa itlso nro ; longer withhold it Seven hundred
IHiiwinoils to horeee nnd cuttle which
!iP0vi8lti!t8 Rood fencing. Hut castor
bcmi ere not trouhled with insects of
any kind nl Is n groat drouth reiiiHt-
or growing well If projurly oultivatcd
In the dryost seeons
'i'hcrenro many kinds of crops that
nro prolific in this county but incut of
them luive t be produced In largo
quanlllloa In order to induce buyers to
emtio in and pay tho htjjhost price.
Iiokcd at in tilts light nnyone can sec
the lwnelit to be derived froui a iium-
Iwr of formers combining to produce
as much of one kind ns possible at
least that is the way tho writer looks
ntlt. I S. Dbckmomd.
Tho Etmtarn Half of tho Oouuty.
A trip across the Flats between Bea.
U Hay Mot Ba Fatal But It Ian't
Nloo.
In the call for thu" Oattlomon's Con
vention to ineot in Denver in Jnnuary.
in induce the government at Washing.
t-m to tnke off omo of tho restriction-
enfen-ed against mangy entile the
st.itement is nindo that mango "is not
it futiit contagion sucli as southern f ov-
er or foot and mouth disease." Well
suppose it Jo not a "fatal contagious
tliM'ssu" it is n liiothsomo diffuse Just
as mucli so as llie old "reven-yenr itch"
fn human lis! gn r.itd we don't believe
the government is ovor-ctppping the
' bouiuU of its duty when It tries to stop
the salo of tho meat of a mruigy animal.
.So far as tho writer Is concerned our
tastn doesn't hanker after the beef
Hindu from an animal that has the itcli
nny morn thin ft doe after chicken
that has the cholera.
What Kind of Orqp ?
Lust week this paper had something
to s'iy about the co-operation among
furmerj. Pnrlmpi a little talk about
what cropiJ to produce which would
vnnblo farmers tho better to eo-oper-
ver ftfld Knglewocd Knnins is quite
different now from what it was a few
years ago. Now tho country. is all
settled up and the land In cultivation
whilu then it was but nun immense
pasture upon which cuuld be Keen
thousands of head of enltlo. In pass-
ing oi'or the country last week wo wore
surprieed to note tlio vast amount of
Impru omenta being made. Nearly
every quarter section liai been taken
and is resided upon by those who ox-
pee to mako this county their homo.
Good comfortable houses have been
erected and other substantial improve-
ment! made. Trees arc being planted
quite extensively and nro looking Hue.
They nro for tlto most part black lo-
cust a tree which is particularly adapt-
ed to this country nnd which is nine
times out of leu a sure growth. Most
of tho farmers are plowing their land
this fall and putting it in condition for
early spring planting. In tho lower
land quite an ncrenge of alfalfa Is being
sown and places where tho crop lias al-
ready made a stand look lino. Far-
ther over toward Knglewood where
the settlement is older most nil the
land owners have good fields of alfalfa
which without an exception have
yielded good crops.
15. F. Uith has an oxtensivo crop of
alfalfa beside an enormous yield of
other feed stulT. Ills homo is beauti-
fully surrounded by a inrgo grove and
makes It one of the most valuable ptec-
.cs of property in Hint community.
H. F. Mcl'herson also has a valuable
ranch in tho luxuriant valley of tho
Cimarron lleslds having ninny forest
thousand oltlzons in tills territory are
deprived of the rights of elective gov-
ernment. The people of Oklahoma
lmvo in tlio past demonstrated their
capacity to govern themselves. For
ove-'ono year in tlio early days the peo-
ple wore without organized govern-
ment yet they wore a law unto them-
selves. The law.abiding imtiuctof the
American citizen prevailed -and crime
nnd wrong-doing were rare exceptions
to the splondid orderly conduct of the
people who laid the foundation of the
commonwealth of Oklahoma In No
Man's I-nnd now Beaver county the
poordo lived for nearly ten years in a
land without law and absolutely fice
from the penalties of courts yot socie-
ty was pretty well protected and the
rights of tho residents generally re-
spected. Those conditions wero typi-
cal illustrations of the sentiment for
law and ordor which lias always pre-
vailed iu Oklahoma. The people of
this territory have tho moral (nullifica-
tions that entitle theni to statehood.
From mi cducntiuual standpoint thoy
aro eminently lltted for self-government.
Tlio territory maintains seven
educational Institutions of higher
learning. There aro eight institutions
of advniiced learning in tlio territory
under control of individuals and be-
novolent institutions. There aro coni-
VII street. Bat for tho solid south
eastern lieniiierpey would have to shut
up dhop join the Republicans and face
a genuine parly of opposition.
Whnt laeps the oolid muiiIi? Noth-
ing in the world except an out of dale
sci'iiunal animosity nnd tho shamelessly
lnpueriiical cry of npgro domination.
Southern politicians will sacrifice the
natioiHl ticket any time to maintain the
local monopoly. And tlio "negm qups
.hiu" h the joy of llndr lives. Men who
appear 10 have sonic common senso in
other directions loose all their menta'
bearings when the ' negro question" i.
Miruug anil they iiuinidiatclv hegio to
Imp around in a Dervish danco of polit-
ical hysteria
Oklahoma Financial Roport.
Guthrie Gkla. December 4 The
niontlir report of Territorial Treasurer
Hiimho shows $0(19810 on hand $."0
bTi7 monthly leoeip's $A-t07H exouti-
ditures. puhlio school fund $303157.
A I'o'o Democrat couldn't fiud a
word iu tho dictionary suitable to du-
scrihe the llepnblican victory as ho saw
it so he coined one. He said the
countiy had gone "raspineanously'
lli'publicin:
Fort Sale. Two good iuhks for sale
Cull at tho Iimk of Ueavcr. On time
if desired
nsrilAYKD-Kroui my plf-co Tour
miles north west of Zelun Okl.i. one
buy mare colt two years old hrs ntrip-
n forehead' Uuhranded. Information
By rej -' Mowing
'Ten" Bcm. t' . . sn Odd
Fellow."
1. Odd Pel'offhip it the strongfs
liYntijrnal and IJi . voicit Order in the
world nnmcrirslly and Onunolally.
2. It does more Tor slok needy and
distrerttd numbers than any other or
der tn oxirtenee.
3 It ticks to improve the mind nnd
mom) ohitaHor of tnnu and fester a
spirit of fraternity.
. It tojchrs the Fat her lined of God
and Utolhcrhood of Man and that it
is more blosed In give than to receive
5. The Ordir W liisd up m lilulic.i)
hislosy and from the Holy Bible its
principles aro dcrud and no Odd Pel
lnws' Lodge can he legally open or exist
trillion! its presence in the Lode room
6. Its iiu'inlurs are bound to eich oth
or by the tie rrl" evsrhioting FUIKND-
81111' LOVM and THUTH.
7 Lodges srn required to pay S'ck
and Kuueril Hcnctils to alf membors in
good standing uud cmiiot evade it il
tjey would.
S. Its eudcniials (Visiting Cards or
Official Ceriitiu.ites) are jeeognized in
every civilized nation in the world nnd
are certiiicatcs of character to the tnnti
who possesses them.
!). Odd FellnwMiid h the first Ordui
tliat reconizi-d woman s a co-woikei
in tho tiuHMuu to relieve t-uiTcriiig hu-
manity 10. to relieve distress bury the dead
and cdiicato tho orphan is a command
of our laws and an imperative duty of I
every uuti eonow.
HOLIDAY
EXCURSIONS.
The ltock Island will sell excursion tickets to Memphis Birmingham Savan-
nah nnd many other points lintt on December 20 21 22 and 20 at one faro plus
$2 for the round trip.
"Why don't you go home and visit the old neighbors and friends? Hero is a
low railroad rato and thero is a warm welcome awaiting you over East Think
about it and thou get particulars from tho ItocV Island Agent.
J. A. STEWART
General Agrnl
Kansas City Mo.
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ninn Kplinnln mittntninpd In nverv
.. . regurdini' same will bo subt'tautiallv
nolghborhood. Wo pay more for edu-1 b . r
ato with each other will not bo out of
place at thin ttine
Wo want It distinctly understood
that wo do not ohilni any great know-
led go on farming operations nor are
wo trying to iiil oursolvea forwaid as
a teaohor and leader of fanners. All
tho knowledge wo have of farming has
been gained by actual hard work on ' nro thoso of Col. Perry Most of his
the farm siul a cavern 1 reading of ngri- iniui yloa tii the Kansas border but
cultural Journals. The thoughts that ll0 ms goino nenVer county and he
wo advance on this subject are Intend-J fllli8 (t jst ns fertiio and productive
I'd more tlinii anything else for the s that of our sister state By means
purpose of drawing an expro.sion of of rrjKnioni i s nssurred a e0lid crop
is so ditched
suiil-
lieos ho haa a nleo ondiard which is
yielding as good fruit as can bo pro-
duced anywhere His attention is
turned principally to livestock nnd lie
has ono of tho best graded herds to be
found Mr Mcl'herson lias resided in
Beaver county about twenty-live years.
Probably the largest alfalfa Held
thought from actual rai mors anil gain- every year. His land
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i..H mu ii -iiunuugu ui i.iliinh. taut every part ot it reeoies a
As tho writer will be trying to do i.ome
farming iu tlio future iu a small way
clent water supply and ho produces nil
kinds of crops nbundnntly. His placo
he knows that ho will need -not only IW oxcoptlon either for with the
tho knowledge ho now poheses but j mno Hystom of Irrigation tho same ro-
ui much or the wmio eomiuodity us hoi 8llil8 coul(l l)0 accomplished in any
u.ii jj.i.u Hum uuii-i iii wium hi - portion or the county.
eaed. AikI this U my o-xciibo for wiit-
in.r upon tho subject.
Speaking of Crop that will enable
farhiera the best foundation for com-
b.uing tlieir operntloiw probably none
are better than broom oorn ami cotton.
At Fred 'I'nlntor's ranoh wo found
Mr. Taintor and Ills eow'juys ungnged
iu branding. AVhile Mr. Taintor'a free
range has boon badly out up by tlio ad-
vent of "the man with the hoe" yot ho
has a vast amount of imsturo left
cation than for nil other public inter-
ests. Tho advancement in public iin-
' provonicnt has been plienominnl. It
is believed that In rapid advancement
Oklahoma stands unrivaled. Tlio val-
uation is about $510000000. If every-
thing is estimated at its real or cash
value. ' 'lhen witfl 700000 people $310-
000000 worth of property the major
portion of our puplic expenses be
stowed upon our schools unprecedent
ed advancement along all lines of en-
terprise it seems that Congress should
give us the authority to exercise in full
rights of Amoricau citizens. 'L'ho ling
of our republic will not bo complete
until upon its ileld of bluo Is placed
tho rising atar of Oklahoma.
The situation as regards A penitenti-
ary is a grave ono. Gov. Ferguson
says:
Tho Territory has no penitentiary
and its prisoners are kept in trie Kan-
sas penitentiary at Lansing under a
contract price -if 40 cents per day for
eacli prisoner. What to do with
them iu the event that Kansas should
refuse to renew the contract is a prob-
lem for sorious consideration ns tho
contract with Kansas will expire on
Jnnuary 27 next and the Kansas au-
thorities have expressed a disinclina
tion to renew. Oklahoma now has 370
prisonars in tho Kansas penitentiary.
Tho territory ha3 now and has had for
sceral years a public building fund
sulliciont to erect a penitentiary and
other public buildings but there is a
congressional prohibition against it
eacli year and has been for somo time
past. Whon the federal appropriation
bill is passed by Congress tho portion
of it relating to Oklahoma invariably
contains a prohibition against tlio leg-
islative asoombly of Oklahoma making
provision for any public building not-
withstanding tho fact that thero is iu
the treasury of tho territory ample
funds to erect a penitentiary building
and equip it for 6ervico. This con-
gressional prohibition should be re-
moved. St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
rewarded.
3wlf.
J. Y AtiRxandcii.
Eehnn Okla.
3TALUONS FUR SALE.
But if all are to succeed In the produo- wiIoh oim 110t bo lll0ilwUa B n0 ..
the "paper" for it. lie has shipped
out muoh of hh stock and will grade
up his herd ami run only as ma.iy as
he can Keep on his own range v In
grading up his htook ho can ongage In
tho livestock Inii-lnoss Just as prolltably
as he could iu tho days of long ago
whon ho owned "tho cattle on a thous-
and hills" uml had to go out after each
cold spoil and drag the dead carcasses
away to mako nray for the few surviv-
ing ones to get to shelter. Mr. Tain-
tor probably has the tinest much hous-
es In thu eounty. They are beautifully
lounted iu a groo on Taintor creek.
We eould mention many more plnaos
equally as fjood suoh as thos of Joseph
Whltakur A. O. ltoberls and tin' lle-
ronds brothers of near Coin while
coming oloeer to home we lind thoso
of )V. P. Kvans Fred Bbo William
JonsaudO. A. Allen. All ot thebo
places bhow signs of careful attention
and ludutdry. Tho labor has not boon
in vain either for every whoro can bo
found the r.ign othi ft and property.
tiou or these eiops next year it must
b- done by a general interchange of
t lought this winter. There are a
(1'uat many Northern men In this eouu-
li who uover taw a uolton stalk grow-
& lKfuialst"kiiuiuier. 'lliey know
nt'tlili.. Jit planting and cultivating"
nil'ii' n r Viul liow U) care for il af-
tir il n grown. On the other haid
fieri' are runy jiooplo from the South-
ern a u i. er -lute.- who kuuvr iiuthiug
u'j'iut how to raise broom corn nor
how t prv. i' itforuiurket. Certain-
1 it u id bvti-iit thojn tv get the
kn.n id j . kt.tl by oht broom eorn
r.n r .iiu it striKite lit. Unit there If
i.i b t . j to get this iuleri'hauge
' f tU j' im l.ugwlcdgo tliijn fliTOiigU
idpi i. i 1 1 lings uiuuug fr.imurs nnd
t ii i'i m( titigr -Ae kuow of no bet-
irucj iii.ii- e sort of a toeiolj
that wni Mill i.. i- ke(d:ly Uioi'liugsr.
yfi-. i-1 HH ii i m u :nd (tqjton (that
if it coi . tiur.iue believe castoi
b tint- to bv K? best ivi p f3r .JJuiriet-
l(. It JifV4't ttopvKOknowol
i uiiy aiitt hsnfli tiiiuti corn and
ot -. di ib ...l f x! c.-t i!u'o.Ir Oi
Ono 1000 pound Shire 0 years old
anil one Standard and Registered Trot-
ting Stallion coming 2-year old. Both
sound and guaranteed in every way.
Will sell cheap or trade for calves.
Address Wiu. U. BEAnnsLKV Beaver
Oklahoma or Lust Bcakiislev Gate
Oklahoma. 10-l-w2
WANTED Quickly law persons to
represent long established wholesale
houBU utuotig retail merchants and
agents. Local tenitory oi few counties.
$18 Sulmy ami expenses p.iid weekly.
Expense money advanced. Commission
extra. Permanent engagement. Bu'd-
nesi Hiicccmi'ul. Previous cxpeiience
not esso3tt.il. Enclose self-addresi'd
envelope. Addrebi Superintendent
TrtAVKi.Kits 325 Dearhoru St.Chicgo.
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NOTICK lOlt rUJILlCA'IlON.
Territory or OkHh'.ni.i I
lli'iivi-r County J
In llirt District Court or fdIU Counly
Curt ir Trsoy t'lulutllT
Ts.
C.oorRO H Ilestli ili fciulani
Snlitili ruiil.iiil.aporo a. ltraili will lake
notice tlibt lu lms bren sued in ilio nlxivo
iininiO Ci-iirt. oimii his Jirnmlrsory note to
said pltilntllT mnilr loi Hi 70. with ten per
cnt intnest fr'.m NovcniL-er iStli iPol until
paid and iiuiat nnmer tlio pel I Hod tiled
tWiuluby rrld plnlntlffon or befoiBllio 7H1
tiny of Jannarv. A. 11. ltWft. or snK petition
will uo tnkui as t-i.e. and nliulcment (or
nn u jilitln I ill for (!'7a on said romn8'Ty
mm ivllh ten per cent Intcrust Troin Novom-
til!! tllh. ic.l. Ltlltll 1 titd.
1 lial i plninllll In said cnueo lm oMnliied
an iit'' Iiment out nf this Court. Issued on tlis
iBt diy ot Kniuiuy. 9. asliibt thu estate
Of said derindiitit QeorgeR 1I atli wldeh nt
tHoiimi-ni Miisiicuii men ioiri upon inoioi-
lowlnir dini-rlbcd propvrly iib Hint of 6Hld do-
Icialitnt. to-nlt;
I'Iip cast h-ir nf tlio Enntlie8t qnsiter of
octlon 17 township 4 north olrui-o 74 i:. C.
M ' nun inunurin nan oiino noriiieusi qnur-
tcr of tcUlon ao tnwnslilp 4 north nf range
24 P.. C. M ol tho value of !joo In snld llcuver
con nly.
And. wliorcnn It aupcuis that tho said
Qeorire S. Month th defendnut ns nfr-snld
Is n nun-ri sldi'iii ot tho Teirltory ot Okla-
honm; .
N iw thprrfnrp tho said Cnorno S. Honth
wkcievei h may 119UI1' Is huruliy noilUcd of
Hie h'. Mid piiuleney ol mild attachment
urutct'dlligi.
CAitrER TitAt'v. l'lrtiuitirr.
Ii34 it-iS 4
The time has come to lay in your suppTy of coal and
you could not do better than to see us and .
get our prices. We handle the best
grade of Coal and lots ol it.
.LUMBER.'
Wtitson and tho Domocrntlo Party.
Tlioniiis I-. Watso'i hud his lust suy
at Orawfordsvillo Gvoria one day last
wrek" Wation don't like tho Demo-
eratio party a cents worth. His de-
scription el' (lie p.triy is terso and tiui-
quc. Here i) his Jtnlcnicnt of the partyt
"In uuti0a.1l po'itifs the Deiuucratie
psrly stands without a party a deola-
latiun or aocspted leader. It has no
unity of couvioiioni sentiment nor
purpose. It is utterly bankrupt in
reputation. It contains untagouistic
elements which eun unver be har-
moniz'd." But ifjii" estimate of the
pr:y is very low Ills hope for anything
from it iu tho future is still les.
Miteu to his csiiuMto of Bryan:
"I umkiithis ptidictiun: liryun will
ha the candidate of tlio Democratic par
ly in 1008 And I nul-tf this recond
pndiutieu: When Hi van ruus for
president iu 1003 as the candidate ol
tlm Pjiker-Uultiioul-CieveUuu-Gorr
111 sad couihino he will be a worse boat
in 'man tbuu P.rkr wai." Uut what-
ever one may think of his cstiuiato of
tho p uly -m a party one uimt admit
Lai hd te'U tho tuighi truth and hits
WANTED Special representative
in tliis county and adjoinirg tcrritoriei
to represent and advertise nn old cslnb-
dished business houso of solid fitiancinl
standing. Salary $21 weakly with
Expences advanced e.iuli Monday by
cheek direct 1'roni headquarters
Ilorso and buggy furnished when nec-
essary; position permanent. Addres
Blew Rros &Co.. Dept. A Motion
Dldg. Chicago 111. 1222
Tho B-jv. Irl. R. Hlqkfl 1005
Almauno
Tho Rev. Irl It Hicks Almnnao
I'or 1005 is now rondy being tlio fineM
edition over issuetl. This splendid and
costly book of 200 pages is a complete
study of astronomy and storm and
weather for 1905. It ih loo woll known
to need comment. See it nnd you will
so deeido. The price pot paid to any
address i 30..'. per copy. Tho Rev.
It. IIicksa scientific religious and fiitn-
ily journal Word and Works nnd the
A'manac SI. 00 per year. No better
invBtmeiit possible for any person or
family. Try it and see. Send to
Word nnd Works Pub. Co.
2201 Locust St.. St. Louis Mo.
RECORD YOUR DEEDS.
To tub Hkralu.
In checking up my abstracts of Ilea
vcr County I find thut many deeds to
property havo .never been placed on
record liven deeds f.om the eld town
company uow twclvo years old are
mining in soino instances. If deeds ntu
lost or destroyed boforo li'dng recorded
it is likely to entail much trouble and
expense on property owners in procur-
ing quit claims which at best are but
a poor substitute for the originals and
ill case of doath of grautors leaving
minor heirs would be an expensive
luxury for thoso oompsltud to procure
ili-'u. All deeds should bo recorded
to sava futuro trouble annoyance and
expense W. O. FbaZKh.
Leuconhora or
WHITES.
1 Want Wtyer.
Ci.ACnu MAN8FIEID "The Barber."
Gpod clean shave Sharp razors Com-
fortable chairs Keatishop.
We also conduct a complete Lumber; Yard
you need anything in this line see or write us.
Kas
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Liberal
otipbati
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9 RB&. Rj ?2fl
M 1) IIUUBAUD & CO
Heal Estate Agents and
Government Lund Locat-
ors for Beaver County.
Write 'cm at Gate Ohla.
GEO. IL I1KALY.
General Attorney.
Counssl in hd and Koto Cues.
Special prsclice In complicated lnml 0.111-s.
Dltlicilt land ores taken 011 smnll ea-.li re.
lainur; hahuioo eoivlincnt 011 winning case
BKWnft OKLAHOMA.
RESAlflRaiN.
Charles Dixnn Prop.
Nice fresh line of pies
calces bread etc. alio ays
on hand. Lunches meals
at all hours.
BEAVER CQUHrc ABSTRACT OFFICE
nSonbctt Ctbstractcr.
Carefully compiled abstracts to any
property m IJ i or county promptly
furnished.
First door nort h of ourt House.
Beaver Okla.
O. A. ALLEN po.
First Class Hotel and the best
of Accommodations. Every-
thing arranged for the best
comfort of our guests. Nice
clean rooms and good beds.
o no
CITY
MEAT MARKET.
Is tho most nnnoyjng disease that
woman has to contend with. It Is thu
causo of ill female weakness AVo euro
all female weaknesses l'UUMANKT-
T.Y liv i-oiitoilnrr the cause. AT YOITlf I
UOMi: AVrlto nt onco for particulars bltf good SfTlOtUll CUtS.
Address Dr. aKKot'eruioni. uo Ukn iim Mlfl-C nnrl TTrC.
Good fresh meat always on
hand. Skilled butcher' in the
shop. No more haggled meat
Ball Bldg.
Webb City Mo.
These few words to the
public is not all talk but
contains some good logic.
Did you know that we
Carry the biggest and best
line of General Merchan-
dise Groceries Flour
Feed Clothing etc. in the
West?
Call on LEE & READ
Meade Kansas or F. J. LEE
Englovood Kansas and you
will find what you want.
Weboast of Good Goods
and Good Prices. Our
special salesdays are
something you can't( af-
ford to miss. We alio ays
do as we advertise and if
you deal with us you will
be treated rigat- Come in
and see us.
uhrothea John lie Paid
The Freight."
No need to worpu about ttie weath-
er if you get wise and
We handle the Best.
We also carry a Complete line of Lumber Posts'
Wire Lath Shingles Cement Lime Stucco "
aud Some more. '
Our goods are first-class in every particular and cur
Prices are in accordance to Quality. Spec-
ial prices to none. One price to all.
BOLIN & BROWN
Liberal Kansas.
You lis Gome Over!
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The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 18, No. 25, Ed. 1, Thursday, December 8, 1904, newspaper, December 8, 1904; Beaver, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc68511/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.