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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
STANDARD OIL
AGAIN ON RACK
Suit FiIedin Toledo Asking for
Revocation of Charter of
the Giant Corporation.
RAILROADS ARE INVOLVED
STATE OF OHIO BEHIND THE
PROSECUTION.

Toledo, Ohio. April 2S.-Alleging that
the Standard Oil company and seven
teen affiliated companies have a secre:
trade agreement by which they con-
troll production and transportation Of
oil and gas, Prosecutor L. W. Wachen-
heimer of Lucas county, tiday filed
suit in the circuit court asking revo-
cation of their charters and dissolu-
ton of the illegal agreement. In addi-
ton to the Standard, the following
corporations are named as defendants:
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern,
Toledo & Ohio Central, Hooking Val
ley Standard Oil company of Ohio,
Indiana, New York and New Jersey,
Buckeye Pipe Line company, Solar Re
fining company. Ohio Oil company,
Northwestern Ohio National Gas COM
the National Transit company of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania Oil company of
Pennsylvania, and the South Penn Oil
company.
Allegations in Petition.
In the petition it is alleged that the
production of oil was reduced for the
purpose Of increasing prices to con-
sumers. 1t is set up that this TedUC-
ton amounts to so per cent, while the
price of gas to the consumer has been
increased 100 per cent. Reference to the
alleged trade pact is sensational. in
that the charge is made that the COM
panies named as defendants have
bound themselves not to sell or trans
port oil or gas below a certain stand
ard rate.
Queries are directed in the petition to
the railroad companies presidents, ask
ing them whether rebates are given
directly or indirectly to companies and
whether the oil companies have been
given pipe line rights on the railroads.
State Behind the Prosecution.
1t developed today that Prosecutor
Wachenheimer filed the suits against
the Standard Oil and other companies
on behalf of Attorney General Ellis
This is especially significant, together
with the announcement that the cases
will be pressed with all possible dis
patch. The fact that the state is be-
hind the Toledo prosecution in the
action gives it strength which other
wise IL would not possess.
Judge Shaufelberger. of the law firm
of Doyle & Lewis, which represents a
majority of the companies named as
defendants. this afternoon announced
that the case will be fought to the bit
ter end by the corporations named as
defendants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

If a man in this town
wants to invest in a piece
of Salt Lake property he
ought to study the real eS-
tate ads in this paper,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

This paper has the con-
fidence of the buying pub
lie, This helps The adver-
Using man some, doesn't
it2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Speech for Prosecution.

Judge Stiness. speaking for the pros
ecution, said it seemed that the defense
was trying the case before the public
and not before the court
have failed to see any connection
between the speeches Of the defenses
and the cause before the court he
said There has been one remark
able thing in this proceeding which has
led me seriously 70 doubt the good faith
of the defense. namely that ii has nor
called upon DR.. Crapsey to testify"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
rgE n.rLuENcE or MoNEY.

Did you ever stop - think how much
inaueEee money really has, No doubt
yuo viii say you have-
FAKE a person Tor instance who has
5,-n sv.! pcor suddenly falls heir
10 i iar.n- snrp II money Ia o2ly a
l.ss a4Ns be- sal b. classed among the
..tet Alis;.c-s7s' peoplc Of the city or
co4a,ry Wl,re lie lygs Are ;hey one
SAil aetteEs NJ only the influence Of
as lis,,-ty Bua ) s.liak with : con-
sricu.i4as l,yassa Ilis nlakrs 40 diifer-
r-a,e- When one celles 10 think about
70 ,.4.. cotid wc 90 Witheut money?
A,oury, Ilsltg usai = tie one CRY +,
ii l- a. -ei.--l.1 Ca every oceasiCn. Ia
,a ..1se usprc tzcis meat than almost
.s,y-os.ssr on. ,li1r. Wnen god Wzs
discovered iu Cai.a.rnia hrW Ihe pe-
.i.- rsssh~a. al EnVioIs % get their
sla-- lr The Ec.a
Slen-g Co.'S l0ls - god bot -. the
hzg-u 81 sla.s cors >eIs- -cple s-rIn -
~. - tisouglg ror anything else ard
~ the slsilg tuss Nau1 sell iAcir
s.'nl Tor to''ar' Ta.y viii derass
ss.eir entire lfc -crisnpiilE and "a ing.
'slt sFh-u iheY arr aying i docs them
no god whatever. tary can't take
tatir cuia eltA tlen-
Ii re-ia- and Is fr'r i.-o thai s1lar
a. lee "a. a-y ise -u-s- thea
EEa gaisGscS
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
THE EDITOR WHO DAssErT.

IhE EDITOR WHO DhrSETL-
A whole lot Of people seem 10 imag-
inc that the editor keeps certain
things oUt II the pape- Just because he
''dassent" publish Any thing that con
Germs certain people Mistake No
editor with backbone and there are
quite fcw with much more backbone
than people give them credit for viii
keep things out Of the paper because
he -dassent" publish them. No ties
Of race. creed. color kinship or buai-
ness wiil prevent the average sensible
editor from publishing the news. No
club that any church. ledge. clique OF
business interest may threaten to
swing over him viii keep him from
publishing legitimate news II he is any
man al all. But there are a few things
that the average man does not consid-
er when he is figuring out what, OF
more correctly. what not. To put in the
paper. Among tirse things are the
innocent iii:lc children - the brutal
husband. s'lo mercilessiy ais his in
offensive wife. or the faithless wife
who openly violates her marriage
vows and exposes her shame to the
pitiless scorn Of the community. The
rascal who breaches his honesty. beat.
his creditors with impunity and other
wise conducts himself in a manner
that deserves criticism in the press. is
often shielded from eNposure because
he hes an aged. honorable father and
Christian mother living in the COM
munity who would reNd the truth
I should il be told about their son. And
why should the newspaper humiliat,
I that young girl or her manly young
brother by publishing the truth abou
their disrepursble father. merely I,
punish the old man. A thought flashei
/ through sensible editors head be
fore he allows anything OF the kind Il
! be published in his columns He seek
/ q give the news a. plainly and truth
fbily as possible with a. little ofTense a
| possible. He also shields many I
home that the gossips of the town
would gladly ruin, he often keep
quiet when the whole world wonder
why he does, bat never play him a.
man who ''dassent" II you do he i
sikely 10 demonstrate very forcibi
that he 'dast Mason, Iowa, Demo
crat.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
school Items

We have some more new pupils this
week
Names ON the Roll Of Honor for the
week are. EIven, Logan and Bruce
Rock, Myrtle, Emma and Margaret
Allen, Maud snd Bertha Parker, Enoch
Quinn, Alma Kile, De Niles. Era JaIni-
son, Okla Wright.
Composition ON "The Influence of
Money will be published this week.
Grace Winchesier's on The Apple
from the B Grade
Names on Roll of Honor in primary
room: Clarence laBelle Hugh
Mcfarland, Rich Leonard, Eala
McKiiiips, Bryan shelton. George Kile
Harvey Floyd, Clara Dawson. LoUran-
is Graery. Maege Winchester, Eta
Neese, Lizzie Lohstroh
Number neither absent nor tardy =
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
HOLLAND.

The new school house is completed
and school will begin soon. Miss
Meyer OF Sunset, has been employed
TO teach
b h. Brown and James Girdner
have been hauling lumber from Shat
tuck. NJ. Girdner had the misfortune
10 lose valuable mare on one tip,
which breaas fine matched team.
Rev. 5 Necham il conducting a
meeting at Glendale, the new school
ho,se
". A. Berkey has accepted a coSa-
promise in his suit against Messrs
Harper and Wallace.
Hugh Murphy. Of Woods county, is
visiting his brother, G.. L. and con-
templates settling here.
Jay c. Canes and Florence $. Ram
sey have united their fortunes and will
take up their abode on Mrs. Canes
claim two miles west.
A man from Missouri has purchased
and has taken Up residence On the
Barton claim near g. NJ Brilps
Mrs Houlett accompanied by her
father c ii Stevenson south oi Fiat
Top, WAS having notary WORK done re-
cently.
V. Y Dexter is hauling a cotton
wood tree from the kiowa country "a
make a roof for his stable
7 l.. Legg has rented some land OF
G. r. ShaetIer in ahe east end snd has
been ploy!ng.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
Beaver County Sectional Map

To THE PUBLIC; We wish to say
that we now have complete and ac-
curate Sectional Map OF Beaver County
showing all creeks and rivesE exactly
as shown by the government plats and
showing every quarter section in the
county. These maps viii be mailed
postpaid to any address upon receipt OF
the purchase price, 50 cents each.
Address, JAS. A. Moon Co., Wood
ward. Hooker, Oklahoma, Higgins,
Texas, or " G FIELDS. Beaver Okla
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01


Spring must be coming, don't you
hear?
The blue jay song 50 loud and
clearg
Yes springs coming, don't you feel
the gentle breeze:
That sWeetly touches, the land Of
the trees
Chas Fee i quite sick with pne u
monia
VIII Evans passed through here
last week.
Quite Gentle breeze" struck the
Cimarron Saturday afternoon, but it
soon passed and left everything calm
as usual.
Mrs. L. A Coaey, Of Timber Creek,
has been visiting relatives on the river
the past week
/ Ugh We feel quite sorry for Mr.
I O. H. We noticed a buggy GO JUS a
/ flying down the road and gavc 4 rood
| guess who ii WAS and what do you
/ think the ''Go'err lost? Just look on
! u sand bar in the river, near the Howe
ranch and discover for yourself, ha ha
Andrew King ade, of Norman, was
oyer on the river transacting business
last week.
4 Miss Docia Spurgeon returned to
Salins, Kansas. last Monday She ex-
poets to complete course in short
hand soon.
= Quite a few young folks enjoyed
themselves at the home OF Mr.. Muir
dock last Thursday evening.
! Elmer Schmoker, formerly Of thi,
= place, was married the 23rd of thi;
: month
: George Bowman has returned to
Meade He has been staying out or
, the Buis ranch.
j. w Spurgeon has gone TO kansas
: CITY on account % his cancer whicl
: was growing quite rapidly We Ger.
b tainly hope something can be done fol
him
Several OF our people attended th'
{ dance az Henry Bucks and all report
:, mce tune.
= Miss Sarah Coffey was over on th'
river visiting relatives last week.
Say If anyone wants to learn what,
whas I'VE" recommend you TO attenC
y the district ~ school Don't ask an,
questions go and you'll find out.
4 Hurrai Hurra, q. spring is almos
here.
HurTu Hurra We Il greet he
with good cheer,
Just 10 know she's coming makes U
feel soFood you see.
And as We can't sit still any longe
wen say Good bye-Whoopee.
MERELY MARY ANN.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
THE APPLE

The fern ot an spple Is almost round
there are three parts Of the apple tine
pecl, pulp snd seeds The peel is on
thc outside OF the palp and the seeds
are on the inside Apples are OF diff
ferent colors some are red. some yel-
how and some green. Apples do moi
ali taste alike, some taste sour and
some sweet. There are great many
kinds oi apples The smallest is called
crab apple then there Is the winesaps
maiden blush and go0d many Others
Apples are used to make cider, saece
podding snd many otifer things
Apples are found in Missouri. Nebras-
ka. FLORIDA and Iowa
GRACg WlNCHNsgER
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01

~ Grant. ,hs dentist il stopping at
Re- l. = Ss-tft's ihis week.
A revival nseeting il in progress al
Raito rails week conducted by Rev
John Kile ~ Clear Geek ard Rev
Van y nerr. oi this plsee. A cor
disl an1 earliest inyiiaiioE i extended
tn all
II A. keller has j0st completed his
house. = very comlnudiOss half augout
Il. r. BAH ami wirr, Of Haruesiy
srere visitors over Sunday with II A
Keller and other relatives Of th:
neiEhborhood.
James Jones has just built 4 nice
little frame house in front u his dug
ohi AMI 81 adds greatly to the appear-
ance cf SIS place
A good b.: of ploving Is alresdy
done for spring planting snd every
iising indicates large crop ia ihi;
Vicinity this season
The settlers that have been awsy
fo- the winter arr begiuninE 10 roll ~
and ge; ready far spring work whiri
inskes things look lively on the fat
these days. PrNCm PoINT-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
rnNrFsT NnTICE
Department OF the Interior, United
States Land Office.
~. HQr


States Land Office.
NoodEErd. .Deoernhef :. 1875.
4 suficiea. contest aih6aFif haVins 5ssa Alesi
in this uffsoe By Charles =. Chap-ell. - Aiezen-
dra. Oklahoma. oslute~ranE AGAINST nE- No.
Ir4gi. made september the I2th isa for re
SEas. sc. =. Tp. 1. n r. - = g. NJ b
Adam T. Smith. Co1te-tae. IN which u j. al
lfg-i thal the said eniryFcan has wholly ahan
doaed TIE said tract a land fCr farie3 -
more .han III guonfh~ lasi pasi ard usKs praoi
o. the csfe - The lnislarsuu 81 TIA. cutsSl- ana
slncs Hiaklns szia sntry ar! that - eas Rere;
cult,vsf-l sod inGr1Fr- tle seid tr-ct of land
as -ir-' IF lsH- srl tL.t he has never 49,
t1st sr-h -l-.. ~ t.-y-r t.Er curiu-
That -efd aIeze1 afsHr-e f7of, sai- lanl
81 30. 1Ef RI l-s .1ss l.-s-E m rfa Amy,
Navv. is y m. 4 tTls- ni -t-e Lllfl SAVES ln
any raf4cits IN tian- 81 uar. ann TINS - ssi1
consssss.ns l. rsady 10 prove a. such ll1-s and
Tlane q ElsF be named by tire ka-h~ief anc
h-,r-iVef Tor q hearil- n saic casa- sid Tsr-
Is = are her,s ucssfed 70 apqesr. re-TEl'ld
ard oder cEiiezlce foschinE sid alleSHt3tlu ~
d. O'Clock q. "a. ur Fehrlsrg - lssa h.store 4.
2 Eatoa- II. :. CoEralssiOner Gth Juelciai
n.sf-ir- 1t isasffnrE- osia-. ami that -nai hear
INK win - hs3d AZ D oelock g. r., osl hsf-h "a
Iq1G h.fure tas Rr-is,er and Eeo-iysI 81 r.
Uniie.i S-ates Land G.zsre ~ Wo-odzsrc- %. j /.
T-ae sid csri:ss.anf having IN y-uESr an
davif flei Dacrmher 4 lEE- - foylh fact;
whiri siaoE that aftef due 1iaEs1cc persce al
s-rxinr q. tltis notice cznnot be made. y j
heretG ordered so6 cir-c-sd lhst such notice
hs giFer b due and prolssr rsuhssostinn-
In - BIcx I. N1EGkS- Re<iStef.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA. -
Beaver County.
IN PROBATE COURT.

Estate q Le-.sri NJ Smith. deceased
Nhsress. the petition Of Cyrus r. Soucha7 ID
has lstely bsen fled IN this court represe1tinc
Gnlong other things that LeElard ". Smith
la,s q. the county of Beaver and TerrriGorF 81
OkiaforEH. died making a vii on or abpuf II.
.isi dsy q JauEsry- A. d. lts ~ Esther
Beaver colnty. o T. and petitionisig thi.
court that letters of tesfsuent5ry on szia csta z
he granted with VII annexed 10 Cyrus u
BuDctari q aid coUnfK - Beaver. u. 7 arc
that the viii of Leuari n smith be pIot- :ei
Il i tferetore ordered, hat szit petition b
heard before this court az a regular tern. u
Wit al TIE JanDzrT tern 70 hr held ~ thi
prsaAafe courf mon in Beaver, in said crH1fy q
Beaver. o. .tl- slh dEy q February. A. D. 1906
81 d O'Clock 4. IT. - ssid day.
Tt T. furs'ler ~ darvsi- that notice ~ liren Z
lie ceiT> 81 lsw 1f ssrd d-ess sd. ant an psr
slsns in-ersste4 IN aid estate. by puhissipg dn.
Dnsics 4 TIE tire ana place q ~ n dns rinx -
nag- Trlnr q aid hearing lu fhe B-sF@r Aerait
n H-e-lg nsEsraues. Ilualisnrd IN SAID couuty
end that CODES - said no.lcs - Hddressei i
TIE ilfirs q said a=caasad. resiienf IN this Tef
ritnry. st their places ~ rs=jdsnre. u kroEu 4
sid p.sti.ioler. ard Deposited in TIE Unit-C
StatsS Esssto1ce- Eiah the postage fbe-aou pre-
laid ~ said T.-fitiOner al least ten days befcrs
tie tine - said hezrl1E-
Dasad this 9ssh dAJ q dsnuEry. A y. 1915
isEaL n D. MEESE.
l-Z---ssW Prph0ts judge
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01

NWN Z NUN =
Dc,z.taens q The Interior. Uniisd Sfz-ss
Lan1 oEiue-

L.an5 Ori1e
Noa4NBrd. GA Jsn1sry ~ iAG
suSiciant crsst-~t EIldzrir having he-l
fl.-3 in fhis offc~ ~ Ntilnzrz Fzrke- rn1testzuf
Erzinsf FE No T7sl7. lrasss AuTn.r = lsN fnr
-. q SWL, and Nts. q SEit Se,r- - TF- ,
y r - n c. n. - Nsrt W. Sf.--r. Csss .ssst@e
fr shirh Il : Hll-ssd sksi ssid Nerr a. srs-r
h.s p -liE st1ut..l,a.- SD rr1-f 81 land for
- % r-i- ana E-Ei ifar . t,ft d q the s4-
tia riCl - rli< clff-si D. t1rlE- fzilss1 IN a1T
nsnD@r D. tuFrrrr q cultfFsie s1i1 rrsrt o. %
- shlish T-sirslnce ibssssr u1iilir rh.e stFfu-
t,fF r.--loi fsiK DcnfAsl a. - lsN rs7ui ri 8
TIA - n-Ecr did t<tataEsE fsurn - 49,
denrs "a sad tr1rr. Thzs ths saiz 5elaults
h.,Ve nos hssa rrTrd
Tlat saii aliaEei shsszo~ f-sra sss1 5trrs uss
no' doe 20 his en- 1i3TF --f-rf tr IL AFUF. kErr
- Earsue CcTsss - ftr lDlta- -es.ss a aur
rarzrirs in rfl1- x Hsr, zn- ftts t8e sai4 nlr,-
E--tlnf = rascy - rrlsge a. sllr flrrr Ec -Larz
a. ulag h nal1ed nF ths Eerisfsf ana ks-sal-r
fur kssrinE in Nd case >sic rz-sies are
hsrFbs uoti 1ei 70 EE-r-ss. reFrs1o1 Nr6 stseT
Frid-ca t.lt,rhinE said stisrs tifr st D. aricsrl
.. in on Ferrlary - lss- ts-forv rt.s Rs,gisaes
and Rso-iver ~ she Cnlied sistes Land oEias
in Mopiuart- Okla
Tl,s ssid rssate<taEf hzri1g r. A rrorssr ss9-
d Fir Eiei danu4v "a EfE - f1r-h farts
N1'ch shcS feat aftsr a1s ciliE--re rsrrssrisl
s-rFice a. this refioe cau1cf D. ms1f "A "a
hcEstE orssroi Ars csrrrtai tasi fpr1 - ~
Dc giFeH 10 dee ar1 Trcsar r-hi rallor
b-sG z lcA4 -p, Ie- ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01

Depsrtusnf q t'is Ins.ri0- Tri.-i Sztss Lsnd
Osiioe. Woodward. Okla, Jan "a issls
A s1aErie8t oC1fss, sr5dsTit hSF-nr bas1 lid
q tLls ot.ice ~ - rah g CrEr~{. of Suyhis- o
T.. oC1fesfz1f a<Einrf ~ No zfea made
glnuEry Istfi. Iss- fog eEas. So. II. 70 1 n
2 - = c. n 10 Dsiher; h1spp. a Hons-
sfsa1 G 2 Corts-.a-s. in Ekach ID i ailszai
ftsst AID s1trT--a1 tas E-kcllT snann1sl-1 sai1
trsrf III rfri1c = lore fhEn II Ero1 fks siAcs
ras si-sF AID s-rrF src nsTt FFioE - TIE osre
hf<-in. tse having fslsd - ssizhiish q bros
ne -esidsnos uppa fsid trsrs- - cultivate or
i-rg1raFe ne sEUe rss1E1rs1 b. szW and tbsi
saif dsfaEits have Roi t.ssE rursd-
Tsaf ssi1 nzlaza6 shsszrs fruEt sfjH lad Ess
r,of = - - Fts .s1 t41Irue1f "a tne srzy New.
c,f - -s-E,s a the Tuiisf Srsiss IL s-T "a
r.srliE = tine 81 Nar Erd ih.s TIE ssid co.
tsspsnf = rsn1F = TreEs e slrt tine ard E.ao-
- 1kr - IA us.', AZ tise hezisser and Es-sirsr
for hssrilz ir $40 csss- ns,c szsr1i@s zrs
hf-rstr nofl te3 ~ arBagr. r-ernn1 sDd p1-r
s-Fs1ssos to1-tlinE ssio ElAszs ilur a. fea'cl0rs
a NJ "a Iar. = ~ 111 bzf-rx tre RsEi sf<g
sD1 fansiFer 81 ~ ru..e1 Sta ~ I-zn1 OEes
"a Fssp6Nsrd Ckls
- asi1 olrl.ssts1t hEF-r,E "a . proter an
dErIf rlec ta1- : 1xA -. lcrlt tarts utict
.a-n - zffrr - = is-nce --rrea-ri se-rirs
~ 49, nolsof csr-rf - 1rs-t j. r. be-r5T e.
rets- are g fert-c fssi =. =. .orls1 BE- slFsE -
cns ~, n-'ssr Z. - -.
s-< sA D1et 111sAs E-s4stss
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01

b. II Horn came IN from Okeene
Monday, with his family and has come
this time to stay. lie expects To put
out a big crop this year and got here
in FINE 10 begin earlf spring work.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01

WANTED Ten men in each state
to travel, post signs, advertise and
leave samples OF our goods Salary
5000 per month. $500 per day for
expenses. ROYAL Supply Co. Dept ".
Atlas Block, Chicago.
II S-A
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
Highest Market Price Paid for
Hides and Furs.
SALOON NOTICE

To WHoN II MAY CoNCERN:
Notice i hereby given that SulllTan 4 Hen
son have made aprlicS tion % sell al retail
malt. sriritsoas ard vlDoGs liquors on lot I
fiuck IL b. the -cFa ~ fs1TlsO7i. kesver county
Oklanogna. To- period q cne ysar and prays
tsat licease therefor he granted 70 the above
named applicants. II there - no ohsecclon
in writing fled TO the Issuance of said license
on or before the 18th day OF February i9J6 said
licenss vii issue
J. T. SULLIVAN
J. /. HENsoN.
- 2-la Applicants
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
DIVORCE NOTICE
Territory Of Oklahoma.

s.
County of Beaver.
Is TsE DIsTR'trS CoUET BEkyER CoVETI. O. T
To Rsnnie Herr j. hereby notified that she hn.
beea sued a. defendant in an action now pend
ing in the Dissricl CourI Of Beaver COUNTY. in
Oklahoma 1erritory, wherein Harry NJ. Herr
l. plaintiff and Rennie Heir l. defendant and
that she must answer the petition Il said plain
tia. HE'D in said Gpurl in said action. ~ OF be
fcro the 18th day of March 1906. or said petition
Will te taken a. true and !udgneet reo6ered
against ssid defendant for divorce by default
acnorsingly a. praEe3 for in SAID petition.
Dated January -. 1874 fSEALl
Albert Wellbern Attorney for Plaintiff.
Z z. kELLI, Clerk District Conri.
By W. 7. QUlSS. Deputy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB
: LIQUOR LICENSE

To hon II NAY InKCEESe
Noyirs i hsre5y E.res tart william A. George
ma le iicafion 70 -e-l AZ retail malt rznOns
and = ifltons lgnors u; u in hlork = h. .he
Incorporates Ti-lsEe od Bssvef Beaver CONT.
o. h tsolna- fcr T.s,7pt e one yasr Al Pays
q 81 -loen~e therefor - granted 20 tie shove
~ md srpilcznt- u tfler7 ~ no Ot!sc--o1 in
rritirr made s11 1le-1 - the Issuance Of szid
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
City Meat Market
JOHN MIELING, Prop'r.

Nothing but the best animals obtain-
able will be slaughtered. Best Of beef.
pork, mutton, and other meats at the
lowest living prices, Cleanliness and
neat cu.s our nride
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-01
Saturday Sales.

There will be a sale OF horses. cattle.
hogs, farm implements, and in fact
anything that you have 70 sell. at
Beaver on saturday of this week.
Anybody WHO has such stuff for sale
will please bring the SAME to Shelton :
Livery Barn. sale viii begin at |
O'Clock sharp. Aucr1oReers-Wm.
Woolery. Beaver and Huliz, Liberal
Kansas
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1906-11-02
ORDINANCE NO. 3.

ASSAULT, BATTERIES AND AFFRAYs.
Be it Ordained by the City Council of
the City Of Bowbells, N: D.:
Sec. l. Any person who shall COM
nit an assault upon any other person,
or persons, or who shall willfully en-
gage in any assault, battery, or affray,
within the City Of Bowbells, N. D.,
shall upon conviction thereof, before
any Justice of the Peace or Police Mag
istrate in and for said city, be punished
by fine not exceeding $50, or by i'm
prisonment for not more than 25 days.
Sec. 2. Any person found within the
corporate limits Of the City Of Bow
bells armed with dirk, dagger, pistol,
or any other offensive or dangerous
weapon, without reasonable cause to
fear an assault or other injury or vio-
lence to his person or family, shall up
on conviction thereof before any JUS
tice of the Peace or Police Magistrate
in and for said city, be punished as pro-
vided for in Sec. of this ordinance.
Sec. 3. Every person who carries
concealed about his person, any de-
scription of fire arms, being loaded or
partly loaded, or any sharp or danger
our weapon, or sling shot, such as are
usually employed in attack and defense
of the person, shall upon conviction
thereof, before any Justice of the Peace
or Police Magistrate in. and for said
city, be punished as provided for in
Sec. of this ordinance.
Read and approved Oct. 16, 1906.
Continued on page Z.