The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 17, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 5, 1911 Page: 1 of 8
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Oklahoma His Society
THE
BEAVER HERALD.
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Oldest Oklahoma Newspaper Republican for Principle
VOL. XXV.
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY OCTOBER 5 191 1.
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No. 17
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Local News.
Subscrlbo forTnR Beater Hxkald.
Only $1.00 Per Year.
A. 0. Richlo of Rlversido was n but
incss caller Tuesday.
D. A. Humislon editor of tho Farm-
er' News was over from Knowles
Monday
V. II. McColgln of Dombey was
called to the county Boat on business
Tuesday.
Money to loan on farms. See John
W. Savage first building cast of the
Court House.
Loans and Insurance I havo what
you want. John W. Savage first build-
ing east of Court House.
John T. Clemmons of Floris was
npiong the business callers In the
county seat Saturday.
O. E. Mclsenhelmer of Floris was
among the out-of-town callers In tho
county s'oat Saturday.
Quick Money Easy Terms. Apply to
John W. Savage just across the
'bridge" for your farm loans.
For Insurance that insures and Ab-
stracts that are reliable seo Fimzer.
just north of Mansfield's Cafo.
II. Vi'. Dickcrson of Liberal Kansas
spent tho foro part of the week in Bea-
ver amending to business interests.
Two good lied Milk Cows 7 years
old for Balo. Will sell on time See
6-22 tf A. G. THOMAS.
J. R. Quiun is getting around with
the arsistancc of a cane this week on
'account of an attack of rheumatism.
DRY CLEANING DYEING and
PRESSING. Call on Mrs. W. II.
Robertson at tho millinery store. tf
Graphophones and Records for sale
at Beavor Hdw. & Furn. Store. Rec-
ords fit any graphophone using a disc
record.
Warbas Provost who has been spend-
ing several weeks in the eastern part
of the state rotumed to Beaver Wed-
nesday. Miss Mao Maple returned Friday
from a two-weeks visit to relatives and
friends nt Peoria Illinois. Sho reports
a splendid visit.
Wanted at once A real live agent to
handlo our laundry basket in Beaver
City. One who has an eye for business.
Address Eureka Steam Launory.
0-28 tf Liberal Kansas.
Mm. W. A. Overton Is now staying
at xthe home of Mr. and Mrs. B. P.
Runell while remaining in town for
treatment for paralysis.
Today's' sand storm was anything
but fair weather for tho Fair. A good
nrnwd braved the elements however
nil nont tho dav siizht-seclng as best
y they could.
D. T. Qulnlan was up from Sophia
Monday. He will leave soon for Ucs
Moines. New Mexico whero he goes
with n bunch of horses to winter at
that pointy
Mr. and Mrs. J. D.Stone and family
departed this week tor Alva. It is with
regrot that we note tho departuro of
thU family from our midst but our loss
will bo Alva's gain.
Don't forget the Sunday School con-
vention at tho M. E. Church on the
North Flats Saturday and Sunday Oc-
tober 7th and 8th. An Interesting
program will be rendered and a profit-
able session is expected.
How to Drive Away Wrink-
les and Double Chin.
(StsndardlAmerlesn Stjlei.)
Tho clover woman of today does
not sit down and fold her hands
and resign herself to a wrinkled
face double chin crow's feet and
enlarged pores. Nor does slid try
the numerous and varied cold
creams and lotions on the mar-
ket which claim to annihilato
wrinkles and sagglness.
What she does do this clcvur
woman Is to got of herdrugglst
an ounco and a halt of thermo-
dized jelly rubbing halt a tea-
spoonful into her skin until It is
perfectly absorbed and then
bathing her face with cold water.
This remedy is as simple bb it is
effective. It gives nourishment
and heat energy to tho worn-out
tissues. Tho skin Immediately
feels taut and refreshed the
flesh firm and comnfiot.
flnn nnnlfontlnn works a mark-
mt Imnrnvftment In liflrlooks and
everv dav her mirror tells her
sho Is growing younger and pret-
For filling out hollownets in
the neck shoulders and arms
nothing is so effective as tiiermo-
dized jelly.
THOS. L. HIQGINBOTHAM M. D.
Eye Eao Nose and Throat.
Miller Building Liberal Kansas.
Mrs. Perry Chilcott Dead.
It is with regret that wo announce
this week tho death of Mrs. Perry
Chilcott. formerly of Kim wood who
died Wednesday September 27th at
Avondalo Colorado to which point
she in company with her husband and
family went early In tho summer in
tho hope of benefitting her rapidly
falling health. Her death was due to
consumption. Burial was made at
Avondale which was tho early home
of Mr. Chilcott and whero a number
of friends yet reside.
Mrs. Ella Sprague of Elmwood who
was called to the bedsido of her afflict-
ed daughter last week arrived a few
days before death claimed its victim.
Mrs. Chilcott was formerly MIbs
Pliucbo Plain and had been a resident
of tho Elmwood neighborhood sinco
her early childhood days. When sho
grow to womanhood sho was wedded to
Perry Chilcott of that place and to
their union two sons were born both
of whom together with tho sorrowing
husband and other relatives are left
to mourn tho departure of a devoted
mother dutiful wife and loving rel-
ative and friend. By her many deeds
of love and kindness she drew all who
knew her to her. Her life was an ex-
emplary one characterized by her
true Christianity and her loss will be
deoply felt in tho community in which
she resided as well as In the home
which has been robbed of its most
precious treasure mother.
The sympathy of all is extended to
the bereaved ones in their sorrow and
In this the Herald wishes to join In
sincere regret tor tho untimely demise
of ono whom we all knew to love and
respect.
Fair In Progress.
The Farmers' Institute Fair is in
progress this week and everything is
going off in good shape 'flic exhibits
are exceptionally good and all depart-
ments arn well filled. A large crowd
Is in attendance and everything points
to a most successful Fair. Complete
report of tho exhibits and award of
prizes will bo given next weok.
Fauncy Kacarkohf Seed WheaLt
Furnished on application by THE ENGLEWOOD INDUSTRI-
AL WHEAT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION at Englewood Kansas
for Cash Torms or Crop Sharing Plan.
Is the World Growing Better?
Many tilings go to prove that It Is.
Tho way thousands arn trying to help
others is proof. Among them is Mrs.
W. W.Gould of Pittslleld.N II Find-
ing good health by taking Electrio Bit-
ters she now advises other sufferers
every whore to take them "For years
I suffered with stomach and kidney
trouble sho writes. "Every medicine
I used failed till I took Electric Bitters.
But this great remedy helped me won-
derfully." They'll help any woman.
They're the best tonic and finest liver
and kidney remedy that's made. Try
them. You'll see. 60o at Fred 0.
Tracy's.
!WHOA!
Stop and Think!
HP "CT "P"i
Mm Mercantile Co.
Is going to put their entire stock of Dry
Goods on sale after the 20th Day of
October. Watch this space in next
week's paper for grat cutting in prices.
The Beaver Mercantile Co.
Beaver Oklahoma.
More Blue Ribbons.
After exhibiting their horses nt the
Meade County Fair and carrying off
Blue Riubons on ci'.cli one of them 1).
t. Kinder and 11 II Hanson took tho
Morgan Horsu and Jack Company'
lir.i ttiiiiiit.'.: to the Knnsii' State fair
it Hutchinson anu here received more
honors. The Hutchinson News has tho
following to Bay of thorn:'
"Tho Morgan Horso and Jack 'Jo. of
Beaver Okla. was represented nt tho
state fair by D. B. Kinder who had en
exhibition threo of Headlight's colts.
Dr. Castro a lino chestnut sorrel horso
No. 5703 A. M. R. a strong lino stallion
with prospects of making one of tho
most typical horses of tho Morgan type
weighing at present about lOTiO good
stylo nniTnctlon nlso Dick Allen No.
0003 A. M. R. which took liret'ln Mor-
gan class oiim year old and under two
and first in tho American Carriage
class which placed him to the credit
of being pronounced by all horsemen
present to bo tho finest shovv colt on
the grounds being a beautiful Chest-
nut with fine style nnd action. He is
likely to fill his siro's place in tho not
far distant.
Mr. Kinder nlso had Green Mountain'
Lucy a line chestnut filly which took
first in tho Morgan class two year old
and under three. Green Mountain
Lucy is very promising having fine
style and action Also ho has two lino
ono year old fillies which ho could not
have here which aro very promising
Prairie Bell and Flossy Lady. All
these colts were entered In the Meade
county fair and all were Blue Ribbon
winners. Headlight Morgan is slru of
all theso colts "
The Morgan Horso A Jack Company
is a Beaver institution being composed
of I). B. Kinder 11. II Hanson and J.
V Culwell. Some of their stock is
being exhibited at our Fair this week
and all lovers of good horses will np
predate them and their reputation
already established has put Beaver
county on tho Horse map. They nro
all beauties nnd again Beaver is there
with the goods Score another one for
uj and keep your eyo on us in future.
WE DO.
Roll of Honor.
The following readers of tho Herald
have remembered us with a renewnlor
now subscription tho past week:
V. V. Cosner Beaver new sub.
Ja W. Young Beaver renewal.
J. N. Blddinger Florli now sub.
J T. Clemmons Floris new sub
Nowton Pickett Clear Lake renewal.
Mrs Hello Miles Beaver renewal.
A. J. Crabtreo Clinton Mo. renewal
by J. H. Orabtree.
John Ridgwny Rlversido new sub.
N. D. Neff Beavor renewal.
D. T. Qulnlan Sophia renewal.
A. O Richie Rlversido renewal.
W. H. McColgin Dombey new sub.
P. W. Lundry' Gate renewal.
L P. Dunham Beavor now sub.
Italian Guns arc Turned on
Tripoli.
It was officially reported from Con-
stantinople Saturday night that two
more Turkish torpedo boats the Al-
pagut and Humid A bail had been sunk
by the Italian squadron 11IT Prcvcsa
NIt Is reported Italian warships begun
bombarding Tripoli at 10 o'clock Sat-
urday morning.
An Italian warship sank n Turkish
torpedo boat nnd captured a yacht
with live officers and 102 men near
Provcsa.
Tripoli is practically deserted except
for those crowded Into the consulates.
Reported Italians landed n force
near Prevesn out of ratigo of tho fort
guns.
Turkish subjects aro almost fanati-
cal in their loyalty tho government
receiving many letters pledging sup-
port "to the last drop of blood."
Italian warships under command of
tho Dukoof Abruzzi bombarded Prc-
vcsa destroying government houses.
Tho Turkish government is strength-
ening its military forces on tho Monte-
negrin nnd Greek frontiers.
Tho Turkish parliament has been
summoned to couveno nt once.
Turkey has addressed Miuther np-
peal to tho powers saying thero'is -yet
time to prevent evil effects of conflict.
Italians at homo enthusiastically re-
ceived tho declaration for wnr.
Italians apparently have taken chargo
of tho one cablo out of Tripoli and
linvc excludid news reports.
The censorship nt Rome Is so scvore
that correspondents are going over to
Chiasso Switzerland on the border to
send their reports.
Averts Awful Tragedy.
Timely advice given Mrs. O. Wll-
loughby of Marengo Wis. (R. No I.)
prevented n dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. Doctors had said her fright-
ful cough was a "consumption" cough
nnd could do little to help her. After
many remedies failed her aunt urged
her to tako Dr. King's Now Discovery.
"I havo been using it for some time"
she wrote "nnd tho awful cough has
almost gone. It also saved my little
boy when taken with n Bevero bronchi
al trouble." This matchless medicine
has ni equal for throat and lung troub-
les. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Fred O. Tracy.
The Twelve Commandments.
There will be preaching service at
tho Methodist Episcopal Church Sun-
day at 8 p m. ; subject ."Tho Twelvo
Commandments"
Sunday School at 10 a. in.
A good delegation of our peoplo are
oxpected to attend tho County Sunday
School Convention at North Flats
church next Sunday.
Singing oxcrcisu for all Thursday
night at 8 o'clock.
William J Groat Pastor.
Y. P. S. C. E. Social.
The Young Peoples' Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor of tho Christian church
held their monthly social Friday of
last week at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs.
O. P. Russoll. Mr. and Mrs. Q. P
Russell fiortha Turner Mrs. W. II.
Thomas Miss Susan Milton and Harry
Tharp entertained the Endeavorers
The evening was pleasantly nnd pro-
fitably spent In games and guessing
contents of various kinds. In the Hid-
den Namo Advertisement contest Miss
Maudo Thomas was the successful con-
testant nnd was awarded first prize
Mrs. F A. Sharon won second honors
At tho closo of the social hour refresh-
ments consisting of pineapple and cher-
ry sherbet and cako were served.
This being tho time for the semi-
annual election of officers tho follow-
ing woro chosen! for tho ensuing term:
President Mrs. F. A. Sharon.
Vice-President 0. F. Fruott.
Soo.-Treas Miss Bertha Turnor.
Pianist Ml" Erma Crabtreo
Chorister MIbs Maude Thomas
Assistant Miss Bessie- Kratzer.
Don't trifle wlllin cold is good advice
for prudent men and women. It may
be vital in case of a child. Thero is
nothing better than Chamberlain's
Couch Remedy for coughs and colds in
children It is sate and sure. For sale
by all dealers.
J.N. Blddlncer. of Floris. transact
ed business In tho county seat Satur-
day. While here he called at tho
Herald office ana Inserted his .card as
I auctioneer. When contemplating a
public sale remember him
j Will Charlott held a public sale of
Ills personal cuecis luonuuy ai ins
farm north of town. Everything
broucht cood prices. Mr. and Mrs.
Charlott will leave soon for Nebraska
where they will reside In tho future
' and Mr. Charlott will engage in the
Insurance business
A factor
for pure food
anfe-dafinn
and national food laws
D? PRICES
BAKINCPOWDER
No Alum No Phosphates
De on yonr nnard. Alnm row
new may nc
Iuikc iu or
vr vac
v ounce.
iion. uiiamp (.'lark will sneak at
Meade. Kansas. Wi'dnetdnv Dntntmr
ll.nfJp. in. Tho Arena Club has
again taken charge of tho Lyceum
course and are bringing Mr. Clark at n
great expense. Do not fail to henr this
noted speaker.
Society Women Remove
load Complexion By
Old Fashioned Method
(I'roin Weintn't Homo IlnUotin.)
Tho average woman is now
quite universally following tho
example of n few clever society
women who discovered that tho
old-fashioned puro colcated bal-
sam would renew tholr complex-
ions In a most surprising manner.
When applied at night after
cleansing the skin the deadened
and discolored particles of tho
outor skfu drop oft and with It
nil such blemishes as pimples
sallowness liver spots freckles
etc. freeing the fresh healthy
cuticule beneath and behold I n
natural and lovely skin b tho ro
suit. Get an ounco nnd a half of
puro colcated balsam of your
druggist and uso it as suggocfed
Nothing will inspire admiration
of others and confidence In your-
self more thnn thn knowledge
that your skin is faultless and
lovely.
Sells Half Interest.
J. F. MoWilliams has sold his Inter-
est in the garago on Kansas Avenuo to
Hoy Harrison. Mr. MoWilliams does
not know at this timo what ho will do
but says he Intends to stay In Liberal
and will later venturo into somo lino
of business. Liberal (Kas ) Nows.
Mrs. Sophia Currier and daughter
Mrs. Helen Perry and tho lnttor's sister-in-law
Miss Dora Perry aro hero
from Ashland Kansas this weok visit-
ing at the Russoll and Sharon homes
and attending tho Fair.
Win Schleppy drove over to Alva
this week with a load of household
goods for J. D. Stone. Mr. Stone and
Junius accompanied him. Ho will
bring back a consignment of law books
forjudge R II. Loofbourrow upon his
return.
AiUlLAAlULlAtUAiAiiKk.Ut.lr. Ul.iL .Alii.k.i.liiLsi.i
W J
neaxmg
$7.QO to $14.2Q
Paint Oil $1.00 a Gal.
Linseed Oil $1.50 a Gal.
Roofing and Building Paper 90 cents
to $1.25 a roll.
Horse Collars $1.00 to $3.25 each
Corrugated Iron $3.50 per square.
Iron Beds $3.50 to $12.00 each.
Choirs. 75 cents to $1.50 each.
A complete line of Caskets always on hand for those
- who are so unfortunate as to need them.
j
t Tinners' and Plumbers' Work A
f Specialty. Call 23 Day or Night
11113
Beaver Hardware
fli'fl'f1KTWli!1fn'1'fri'1TVlf'W1
all state
known oy ibcit
ic a tu.
ecus an
J. 1). Spcllnian nnd wife who havo
been residing on tho Davidson farm
west of Bonver. hold n public sale of
tholr personal effects last wook and de
parted baturday for Idaho whero they
wilt make their future homo.
C. O. Groves enmo in from Madison
Saturday with n wagon load of Ideal
Steam Cookers which he was deliver-
ing to Beaver purchasers. Mr. Groves
will exhibit nnd demonstrate thn cook- '
er nt tho Fair this week. Hunt up his
booth mid got a free hnnd-out.
Biliousness is duo to n disordered
condition of tho stomach. Chamber-
lain's Tablets ere essentially a itomaoh
medicine intended especially to act
on that organ; to alcanso It strengthen
It tone nnd invigorate it to regulate
the liver and to banish biliousness pos-
itively nnd effectually. For sale by all
dealers.
F. S. Davis and family who recently
traded their farm west of Beaver for
laud near Healing Springs Arkansas
passed through hero Tuesday enrouto
to their new home Mr nnd Mrs Davit
havo a lot of friends who regret their
departuro for they aro energetic and
valuablo citizens and the kind any
community may well be proud to claim.
The best wishes of all go with them.
Wanted.
At Onck Several good carpentors
good wages to the right men.
8. S. Strong
Phone 62. Contractor and bulldor.
8-17 it Beaver Okla
IKK Legal Tender my Ab-
stracts aru always a fair
exchange tor their cost.
They aro rcceptcd every-
where. Alwnys at par.
There is a legal Bond back
of them as well as experi-
ence and a Legal Education
Beaver Co. Abstract Office"
WALTER C. FRAZER
Bonded Abstracter.
FIRST DOOR NORTH OF'DAD'S
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