The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-23
CATTLE FEVER.
a Csn for Ar sts,.s inie-ss,ed 70 Meet
ara les; a Cure
COUNTERFEIT POSTAL CARDS
a stss<msss Th.i Nssy D.nser asrehs.ss
Have B~sEhs LArt- o-sntiste- -
Then-A P..rtse1 fst.1s-Inrur-
sn-e 80 sehs~fbSzs-s

DgSvEE Col. sept ls-After many
maths q effort E1d repeated sxp~-l-
u,ents q cure for cattle fever has ten
fOund Dr. Y. A. NorgAard. q this
city. i the dfseorerer- solution after
solution vas tired bT him in The effort
70 fnd one that wOald Dc streetzAl and
cheap a. well A. Immediate IN IT, ~
sults The plau for dealing Esth the
fever j. primarily - externinaie The
insect known a. the tick Uhich
ahOund on fever-stricseu cattle and
thrOugh the means % which the d.
ease j. cOrnmun iczted To do this ihs
cattle are FORE 20 swim thr11Eh
solution ia a vat What the soiutiC1
is il i not known a. the pre-
eni time bat crude petroleum
= used When the sueoessfuI sE-
pertinent was tired = head q
very .ticky- cattle Were forced 70
swim throUgh TIE s0lutiOu- and i W2s
noticed that while standing on the
drip board there vas almost perfect
rain Of ticks falling OF the cattle
They were put into a special pen and
the next day. jus; l. hOurs after the
experiment was tired. a r5gid eXsnins-
lion was prosecuted and the examiners
failed 20 End single live tick in the
whole herd There WAS no damage
done the eyes or skin of the cattle
dipped and not > single tad eject
resulted from The dipping II the new
remedy proves 20 DO all that il j
claimed il car do the cattle market viii
experience somewh hat Of . revolution.
and about 5O0. 0oo head Of cattle sVill
be shipped north each year during the
now prohibited season which extends
from February Is 70 November Is. a
meeting Of all states and territories
that handle cattle has been called to
meet in Fort Worth, Tex, on Septem-
[ Der q. and al this meeting il is ex-
pected the new scheme Of dipping cat
I tie viii be shown. and should it prove
success there. many Of the states viii
be ready TO 80 modify their laws that
the cattle Of the south can enter the
I northern markets
Counterfef, Postal Card.
DESyEE, Col, Sept Is.-The post
Office inspectors Office here believes it
{ has unearthed a scheme TO defraud the
government Postal cards supposed
I to De counterfeit have been found in
| the Denver mails and arrests are likely
I TO follow. 1t is claimed that the cards
are sold in large quantities to mer-
chants and investment houses and i'm
mense profits are being realized Ii is
suspected that at least one Of the oPer-
/ ators is located in the city.
A Petri6ed Giant.
TRUHBULI, Conn, Sept Work
men engaged in digging an excavation
under the Trumbull church unearthed
yesterday a petrifed giant eight feet
in height and built in proportion. Lo-
cal exports say the mummy must be
$50 years old. II was found in bed
of quicksand 20 feet beneath the sur
face. The body is in q good state of
preservation and appears TO be that of
an Indian.
| sehoolhouse Insurance.
! TOPEKA, Kan, Sept Estate su-
I perintendent Stryker has instituted a
scheme for mutual insurance of the
schoOlhouses of the state. There are
10000 schoolhouses and he figures that
an assessment of sl.25 for each district
would pay the total losses of the year.