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Oklahoma His Society HERALD. THE BEAVER Oldest Oklahoma NewsDarjer Republican for Principle VOL. XXVI. BEAVER, BEAVER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912. No. 24 r t '' JL & . - . Wf' rcj rr . i?X Beaver Mercantile YOU CAN'T BEAT If. For Price and Quality Come to the Co. For Anything You Need in Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Ladies' Cloaks and Skirts 'HEA5D AROUND THE fakCORNEgasd Bom To Mr. nnd Mrs.T. L. Floyd, Monday, November 18, 1011!, n eon. If you &ro thinking of making n farm loan, sen CARSON. 10-31 tf Mrs, Nettie Brown went over to Lib eral, Kansas, tliu first of tho wck to have dental work done. Grateful for Support. Maudk 0. Thomas, Ed. Hkbald, Benver, Oklahoma, Kind FaiKxn: Kindly tliank every liody who helped and made possible my election as County Superintendent. I feel tho great importance of tho work nnd (hall seek to serve tho entire peo ple of Reaver County to tho best of my ability Thanking you personally for your aid in pushing my candidacy, I am, most respectfully, H. C. Fallow. If you want Insurance, or n loan on your farm, call on or writo Will Q. Fields. 4-11 tf Mrs. Edna Reddick returned Sunday rrom Liberal, Kansas, where she had been for several day on business Monfy paid when papers arc signed, if you get your farm loan of CARSON, THE LOAN MAN. 10-31 tf August Reimcrs is repairing his building not" occupied by tho Beaver Laundry, this week. We want your business. Come In mid get acquainted with OAHSON, CHE LOAN MAN. 10-31 tf How's This? We oiler Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Cat-irrh that can not ba cured by Ilall'ji Catarrh Curo. F. .1 Ciikssy a Co., Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the last IS years, and be lieve him perfectly hoiio-ablo in all ' iiusiuess transactions and financially nbln to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, noting dlr-'ctly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent freo. Price 75 cents por bnttio. Sold by all Druggists, Take Hall's Family Pills for const' pation. "There could bo no better medicine than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. My children were all sick with whoop ing cough. Ono of them was in bed, had a hlcli fever and was coughing up lilnnd. Our doctor cave them Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and tho first dose eased them, and three bottles cured them," says Mrs. R. A. Donald son, of Lexington, Miss. For sao by dealers. Tho bny'a nppetite is often the snurco of amazement If you would have such nn nppetite tako Chamberlain's Tablets. They not only create a healthy appe tite, but strengthen tho stomach and enable it to do its work naturally. For sale by all dealers. Miss Mactio Thompson, nurse, de parted Sunday for Arkalon, Kansas, where she will spend some time at the 11 M. Forbes ranch, resting up and recuperating from her recent illness. Tho best wishes of her many Boavor friends are with her, and all hopo for her speedy recovery "It is a pleasuro to tell you that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best cougli mediejne I have ever used," writes Mrs. lluidi Campbell, Lavonia, Gil. "I liavo used it with all my child ren and tho results havu been highly satisfactory " For sale by all dealers. Win. White and family liavo moved to tho Chas. White farm on tho river west of Beaver, Tho Liberal Hardware Co is lion located on the South Side. 10-3 tf Tnos. W. Gaw. Mrs. D. M. Kilo returned Monday from a visit with her daughter, Mrs Harry Brown, at Arlington, Kansas. Quick Money, Easy Terms. Apply to John w. Savage, just across the 'bridge'" for your farm loans. Mrs. W P. Rogers and little daugh ter und mother, Mrs. W L. Bcardsley were Beaver callers from Forgan Mon day. Elbert Clift has been putting the Utile building on North J))Ugla. for merly occupied by the Peoples' Meat Market, in shape this week It is to be occupied with a Chili parlor we understand. Putting Up Oarage. D. M. Kilo Is having n garage put up this week adjoining his blacksmith and machine shop. It will ba a large, conveniently arranged building nnd equipped with everything necessary tomnko it allrst-clns garage, Former Pastor to Preach. There will bo divine service In the Methodist Episcopal :hurch Suudhy, November 21 nt 3:30 p. m. W. J. Oroat, who was llio pastor Inst year, will preach on "The Transfiguration." Everybody of all churches and of no churches invited. Pis tic Encounter. Jacob I. Jones, erstwhile millionaire and joint owner of vast estates (maybe) and B. R, S ted man had a little fistic encounter on tho street Mondny which resulted no moro seriously to either than badly damaged tempers ond a tew peelings from tho nose nnd face. The altercation aroao ovora civil no tion between the two In county court concerning a debt alleged to be due Stedman from Jones, nnd in which tho jury in the case returned a verdict for Jones Extra Session of Congress. President-elect Wilson Ins announc- of that he will cnll nn extra session of congress as soon as. ho Is waugratcd as President of tho United States, to con vetie not Liter than April 15, 1012, for the purpose of revising tho tariff. This action was expected for tho tarlit ques tion was ono of tho strongest planks of tho democratic platform and an extra session was strongly favored by lead ing democrats. The republicans, f course, are op posed to such action for any disturb incc of business at this time seems unnecessary yet, they reaHzo tho fate of the country is at the mercy of dem icraey for at least four years nnd we may expect to bo under tho ban of modern democratio ideas and prac tices, whether to our weal or woe ro- mains to be seen. Union Thanksgiving services nt the Christian church Thursday nt 11 o'clock, a. in. Sermon by Rev. Leoper. Teacher Entertains Class. Mrs. L L. Shaw, teacher of the Royal Sons nnd D.iughtors, of ttie Christian Blblo School, entertained her class nnd n few of their friends at her homo Friday ovei.ing of last week. Well-laid plans lind been mado for their entertainment, nnd n delightful evening was spent. The class took n free-will offering during tho evening nnd succeeded In procuring a sum sufficient to pny oft tho remainder of their church pledge State Anti-Saloon Alan Speaks. Ruv. II. E. Brill, secretary of the stato Anti-Saloon League, wns here and delivered lectures nt tho Christian church, Sundiy morning nnd evening. Ills talks were highly entertaining and t'i the point nnd were well received by his large audience, who k"ow only too well tho evils of Intemperance and the violations of tho liquor law which are committed right lieru nt home ns well as all over the state and nation. Rev, Brill is n forceful, earnest speaker nnd Intensely interested in thu cause of lempernncu. lie Is in thu fight to win i ml lie found a wlirlo lot of pcoplt nero In sympathy with him. Entertains Elegantly. Miss Edna Tweedle, teacher of the Primary grado In our city school, on- lertained a number of her friends most charmingly at the lioinu uf Mr. nnd Mrs. A. S. Dickson, Friday evening of last week, Mrs. Dickson afslstiug. Various games nnd guessing con tests, Into which all entered heartily, .ind which occasioned much merri ment, served to furnish thu evening's entertainment and several hours of real pleasure wero enjoyed by those pretsnt, An elegant three-course linclicon, consisting of nuts, applrs nod wafers, was served In plunlo style, villi lights turned low and reflecting iiutumn hues, which mado tho scene most delightful nnd realistic. This mis followed by it fourth course of nut '.ikes mid sherbet served In the parlors. Altogether the occasion was a most pleasant ono nnd licar'lly enjoyed by ail present. A Ridiculous Affair. Tho Marthas gavo a "Ridiculous" social at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. U. P. Russell, Tuesday evening of last week, nnd, according to the reports of those who wero able to attend, it wns a "Ridiculous Affair" In tho fullest sense of the word. As tho name In -plies, the evening's entertainment was along humorous lines, nnd every fea ture of thu program wns indeed ludicrous. The fun commenced when thu guests begun to nriivo, dressed in all manner of ridiculous, nrttstio (7) stylo (?). Tho prissy, prim old maid wn's there, with her set smllu and spit curls; Ms Hopkins, Aunt Samautha, Miss Smart and all her Country Cousins, tho Over grown Baby and her Indulgent Mama, the gawky Country Boy from Pump kin Center, SI Kleg, and a host of oth ers, all bespnngled and bedecked nnd arrayed in their best bib and tucker in such splendid (?) blending that the colors fairly swore nt each other. For instance, there was in ovldeuou u most beautifully draped green peau do gingham skirt setoff by an elegant bodice of turkey red crepe do calico garnished with handsomo cabbage roses and fashioned after tho very latent Paris creations, lliero were evidently BOtno most striking costumes on exhibition. Wo wish that ipacu permitted a description of each. Miss Kr.ina Crabtrco was awarded tho prize for thu most ridiculous cos tume of thu ladies and J. R. Thomas for tho men. Tho entertainment con sisted of no Impromptu program of old songs, recitations nnd music in keep ing with the occasion. Refreshments, consisting of baked beans, corn bread, water und pickles wero served. This was followed by fruit, cako and cofTco. All enjoyed a most splendid evening and declared it surpassed tho social functions for tunny a day. CONTRACTS DEEDS, MORT I GAGES & LEASES DRAWN SvX Abstracts Examined. BEST ABSTRACTS Promptly made. Charges Reasonable. I furnish you prompt, rellablo service for least money. There is a Legal Education and years of experience back of my work. Beaver County Abstract Office WALTER C. FRAZER Bonded Abstracter1 Keaver. Oklahoma. Attention, Teachers! Tho Fifth Annual Convention of the Northwestern Oklahoma Educational Association will be held in the North western btnto Normal building in Alva, November 28. 20 nnd 30, 1012. Outline of Program Thursday even ing, Nov. 28th, Bethany Concert Com pany; Friday morning, Nov. 29th, 0:30, General Assembly; Friday aftornoon, Nov. 20th, 2:00 o'clock, Departmental Meetings; Friday evening. Nov. 20th, 8:00 o'clock, Lecture, Geo. Hamilton fombs. The Concert and Lecture will be freo to tacher8 enrolled in the association. A free lunch will be sorved Friday noon by the Domestic Science Department of the Northwestern Stato Normal School. No teacher in the northwestern dis trict can afford to miss this meeting. Mns. Fred J, Fabh, President. Miss Glee Wollby, Secretary. Tho Liberal Hardware Co. is now located on tho South Side. 10-3 tf Titos. W. Gaw, nrur ATwwGinivnvir: Masquerade Ball! K. of P. Hall, Beaver, Oklahoma. Thursday, November 28, 1912. SPECIAL MUSIC, Prize Given to the Best Maaqued Couple. V J"EVEKYBUUY UUillJ. UUMJIiniSIS. "Old Bill" Gets Gay. "Old Bill, "Billy Qulnn's family driv ing horso, got gay Friday evening when Billy, together with L. L.Shnw, P. L. Thonihs and L. B. Tookor, were I L. I Silver Spoon Free. I will give awuy, for a limited time, a Silver Tensnoon with each 12.00 cash Sick headache purchase. Tills applies to anything In ordered stomach In my stock except school books. Mns. W. II. ROBERTSON, " The Mh.uneu " Mrs. E. D. Harlan and daughter moved into their new homo this week which has just been completed. E. W. Neft suffered a severe attack of heart trouble Monday night and was unable to bo about for a few days. He is Improved nt this time. Miss Nello Dunn, daughter of Mrs. E. W. NelT. arrived Saturday from Kansas City nnd will spend some timo witli relatives here. Mrs. Ida Turner, sister of Mrs. T, L. Floyd and of the Peckham boys, nrrlv ed MondBy from Enid und will spend several weeks with relatives here. by n dls- Beaver High School Fully Accredited. is caused Take Chamberlain's Tablets and correct that and tho head aches will disappear. For sale by all dealers. R.. O. RENFREW FARM LOANS Woodward, Harper, Ellis end Bea-ver Counties. MONEY READY when papers are signed. Mrs. C. II. Leeper and children ar rived Monday to join her huoband, Rev. Leeper, pastor of tho Presbyter ian church. They will occupy tho Wm. Whlto residence on the West Side. Don't wasto your money buying strengthening pins tors. Chamberlain's Liniment is cheaper and better. Damp en n piece of flannel with it and bind it over tho affected parts and it will re lievo the pain and .oroncss, For sale by all dealers. See or write Opposite P. 0. W. F. CARSON, Alanager Beaver Office. BEAVER, 0KLA. Dr. Laird, tho well known Physician, will glv" a number of freo entertotii mmits, assisted by his family, at the room beneath tho K. of P. Hall In Beaver, beginning about 8 o'clock each night, commencing to-night, Nov. 21st. The Doctor has opened an ofllco In the Whito House Hotel, where he will consult free with those having chronic diseases, remaining In Beaver about ono week. Eyes teBted and lenses cor- I reotly fitted. U 21 If State high school inspector, A. C. Parsons, spent all day November 11th, in inspecting the Beaver High School and ho spoko very highly of the work being dono here. In fact tho work was so satisfactory that our school was placed on the accredited liBt, which owara that any work completed in the. Beaver school will bo nccepted by the State University, any other state school or accredited high school. This is rank ono and designates our school as being among tho best In the state. Inspector Parsons was greatly pleas ed with tho II. S. attendance nnd he said that if the present record contin ued there the remainder of thu term that Beaver would hold thu state accord in attendance. A great deal of Interest has been aroused by Mr. Parson's ilrlt and it is believed still better work will be done In tho future State Common School Inspector E F. ProlTett was in tho county a few weeks ngo and visited somo ten or fif teen schools in company with Supt. Swalm. Mr. ProlTett pronounced our graded school as being first class In every particular. Supt. Swa(m in forms us that a great amount -of good has resulted to the schools of the coun ty by the visit of thes two men. He says tho common schools hare improv ed 2.5 per cent in classification since Mr. Proilet's visit, due to greater em phasis being placed on tho course of study and the honest criticism of our defects. Considering tho hardships under which we liavo labored, Beaver coun ty as well as Beaver City has just cause to fee) proud of her (schools, returning from Forgan, and scared at a pleco of pnpor nlongsido tho road, mado a lurch to ono side nnd run the curriugoonto a largo tussock, upset ting the carriage in which they were riding and spilling tho occupantB Into tho top. Fortunately tho singletree broke nnd the horso was released from tho vehicle, otherwise the accident might have proven exceedingly seri ous, for the men worn caught In the . top of the rig, and had they been drag ged any distance would undoubtedly have sustained serious, if not fatal, in juries. As it Tas, P. L. Thomas and Billy Qulnn worn pretty budly bruised ind shaken up, and liavo been laid up since but are recovering, Mr. Thomas was most seriously Injured, receiving i baa sprain in nis uacK anu nips. Shaw and Tookcr escaped unhurt. Tho carrlago was pretty badly dis figured, but not beyond repair. "Old Bill" camo out without a scratch, and, being naturallv a trusty old steed, Is, no doubt, heartily ashamed of himself. 1 Loans and Insuranco, I liavo what you want. John W. 8vaBo. first build- Roll of Honor. The following readers of tho Hkralp have remembeicd us with a renewal or now subscription tho past week: Wm. White, Beaver, now sub. John Lav lcss, Straw, Calif , renewal. John Mills, Beaver, renewal. Mrs. 1'enrl Prophet, Monterey, Calif,, renewal by N. D. NelT, Reaver. Mrs. Ljdlu Hurrlrgton, Oakwood, re newal by II. M. Builck, Beaver. F I, Thomas, llirton, Ks , renewal. O. P. Brown, Fnlkey, now sub. Binsser, Mowenqu.i, HI., new sub Hgcast of Court Houbo. by G. P. Brown, Falkey. P, N. Mayo, Beaver, renewal. J, W. Wooden, Lorena, new sub. , S. H. Myers, Couch, new sub. C. C. Groves. Madison, renewal. D. M. Mackey, Nye, renewal. J. W. Hornbaker, Newton, Ks , renew- nl by O. T. Medina, Beaver. J, M. Hendricks, Zelmu, newBuh. Geo. M. Reiner, Logan, new sub. 0. E. Peckham, Beaver, renewal. A B. Anderson, Lorena, renewal. D. O. Groves', Kingman, Ks.. renewal. E. E. Boguo, Beaver, new sub. A. I. Sowers, Elmwood, new sub. John Stage. Hnrpor, Ks., new sub, Rubt. R. Heynon, Lorena, renewal, For Sale. Wo liavo In tho vicinity of Beayer City a new piano and a new player piano which wo will sell at a bar gain for each or a good short timo note, rather than to re-shlp them. Address, ScniMAN Piano CoMrAKY, 10-10 1-0 3mo Hutchinson, Kaus. Will G. Fields has plenty of money to loan on farms. Office In Munsell building. -1 Services at the Christian church. Sunday morning aud evening, as usual. Have You Seen Thf New Stock of Furniture that lins just arrived at our store? We now liavo every thiuR that anyone might need in these Roods. Wo also carry a complete lino of HARDWARE iUSTD Undertaker's Supplies. Beaver Hdwe. & Furiu Co. Beaver, Oklahoma. V I i-1