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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29
Are You Thankful?

While the average mortal has some
thing Ia be thankful for every day 81
the year, yet We do not always pause
to tliink Of THESE things and be thank
ful 10 the Giycr Of all good things. II
~ urly when our attention i, called To
the fact thEt w. should b. thankful by
tiie pruc1mations of our President ard
Governor that We pause Il think over
the go,d things that have fallen to our
lot the past gear.
We wsnder IL there is anyone WHO
has nothing To be- thankful for. We
say No. Even though life may seem
all darkness aud our sorrows and
Troubles seem almost Ia swallow US up
yet We have tn. assurance that there
IL One who cares for us and One who i
erer watching owe us To deliver u
when the hour seems darkest.
Ne feel hat We and our readers
have much to be thankful for. ~
have been abundantly blessed with a
good harvest and generally our people
are prosperous and happy. Such con-
ditions do not always prevail ia a new
country. The thousands who have
orn to cas- their lot in Beaver ounty
have met with success and not failure.
Their efforts have been rewarded and
il is only just and proper that We
should pause from u labors for this.
one day at least and give thanks 10
Him who has brought about this great
prosperity Let US then h. carnest i'm
Thanksgiving and while giving thanks
for the blessings received ask for a
continuation Of tire blessings and re-
solve 10 put forth even better efforts
in the future being assured that the
blessing will come 10 crown our en-
deayors.
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NOTICE


Department - the ius-r0r- IuIL-i STATE Land
OtIc- Woodward Okla. CT ,r.r 50. Iss.
A -utiiclHut ctuss-t AFFIDAVIT having h~B
file in this ufir b. Metz q. HNalr = - MzdI
90 Okla- c,n.s~ en- aEaiu.i hE No. 49,
ale Nsf-Uft-T Y IssL or ~NB NNE arl
w.. =. and So 80 - a II. y y. X
=. 4 ~ NJ Ld-ruan o. Cu-a-r. Dsla con.
t - IN Ehieh D. j. alleged that - Ass-
Id ruIau ha- siIuiiJ zbard nd aid tract SEQ
q l-rtr1 81 .upr~ taH II mon ~ since maxim,
SAID sn.y AMI nrIl prior -D NoF-ub -T T. $50
90 having faIl-i % establish r--ltsuT@ ul.g.
tract ~ iu ans uaHurr improve same IS hiu
u- -tatutuv Ts-Tu1 III uuuth-. e. r~Hquirs-i hI
L. that b never DIT 90 ans tima s-tablI-i
r-idencr pm ur Improve aid tract either
since Or b-iur Ms -lUt- - LsE. the tHta u.
Iu- expiration - i've y-af> lire time - aid 20.
/. that aid trarI = nu' ,-.rls-i upsu 3ud rul
lFarszt bI - s=-sT az rrIulr q - las. .aEC
defaults having NOT as-u tG-zf.
Thai aid ailrs-i ab--ur- IRON -sid land va
NOS due Ia HE employment ia the Army. Nav
or Marin corp u THE United State 10 any "a.
pErlty IN tiug" 81 war. and this tIs said cUuts-r-
snt j. ready a. pruye BE- such time and place q.
may - nams-i by -4Ie Register and Receiver
for = hearing iu aid ca-'. Said psrie- ar
hereby nnulszi "a apIEar, respond aud offer
evidence touching said al cation at 10 O'Clock
a. M On Dec. y, 49, before the Register
snd R-c-iV-- az tine United State Laud
Office in WordNari. Okla.
The sid ~out-~tauthsviug in q proper aft.
davis fled Oct 81, 1875 ~et forth facts which
zloW that after due diligence personal service
81 this npsir- cannot b. made. 10 l. hereby or
drret and iir-ctsd that such notice b. given
b. due and proper publication.
p :. NiGGIN- Receiver,
IL U-z
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Railroad Maneuvering

4 letter va rpceiv-t from Chief In
gipeer holiday % the proposed nv
railruzd through Bzver esunty e-t
zrd V-.t. thu. ue~. en- which b.
slated Tat 70 4 En>u. Pdr,iEal
prlfuytsr = lie liu-. lad returned
f-tm Euglarsi and advised that B~a1er
grt ~ communication wish him 60
oil-a H. pave ine impression that 10
i- yryg-r myys VIA. made il Wa yeIy
likely that the Nv rad could b pull.
= into Besver
s meeting u the Commercial Clul
"a. called Tuesday Afternoon and
committee c-Jinpo-.d u W. r. VIII
ls,ur. " o. T~nvlnA., II VI Busick
Dr. l. : Nuu-sll ard Judge ~ j.
Hsse Eas appointed ~ Telegraph y
4 sign AID secure a dat with him TO-
su Interview iu th- matter. Tn. Gun
mittse azs zi.y -mpyTeret 10 zUy0iu
tED p-rsyH - make The trip % Rztor
New N.Iicy. for the i~utervisN and Z
~-'ii-ii fund. to dsfrsy the expenses u
the trip.
Isr committee acted al once an
Nir-I 10 RztOE and 10 the m-zntim,
they zun select some one = make ih,
TRIP and raise the fund. - that T.,
time may b% iO-t
IL j. hOp--i tina, everyone ~ul TAX,
bod 81 this matter and IL we are 4,
vOrk together in anything let il b. m
. DOve that xill benefit the town =
materially a. thu. project will. T.
union there Is strength and in a maj.
ter u as vital importance a. thi. rail.
rad proposition surely there .hOul'
not b one dissenting voice Tie OBJ,
fogsy des that the railroad kill bull,
where they please regardless u tn,
people should be- done away with B
such an idea exists IN the minds 81 +.
single citizen II Beaver. Railroa,
promoters are only human, they lis,
and urIve and have their being. and j
u Just a. reasonable 10 expect tina
they will heed the desires Of the p-o.
pie ~ far a. they are able To do .
a. Il y tO expect that a smaller conceu
WOaId do 80. The only trouble Is. to,
many Of u expect too much u tn,
railrDad and not enough Of ourselye,
II - to OUR interest to get the ruaL
Letius ~ after it and do our BES
;ii.rNsf ar fail We will at least nav
the satisfaction Of knowing that we di
DDtcut our own threats.
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A~diudged Insane

George spillman, Of TeIhoma. wh,
wa. adjudged insane about three year
x and 9as sem Ia the asylum a.
Norman but was subsequently released
uIrpn his recovering his right mind
was again brought before the insanity
lsSart hast week.
III. was found to be- insane and Wa
taken Ia Norman Saturday. County
Clerk lang-tOn accompanied the un.
fortunate To- the "Bug-hou.e."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29

90 a. lite IJT. Laud ono "a Wdp4-
var yslaLDu-a. Nuy. b. p :. 49,.
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y.
~ ma - he fCbpwiug ptfress- 70 Uruae BIZ
OuflnNDts r~..e.nz~ uI0i- and "a atiOH ~
AID Eaud. viz
Jonu rIrg-S tn Pselp-. SamIs-i Eilirg.
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NOTICE FJR PUBLICATION
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DspartIneIt Of the Interior, Land Onior al

Ispa rttDrld OF the Interior, Land Onlur az
Woodward. Oklahoma. Oct. rs. Iss.
Notice Il hereby given that thu following NAMED
settler has nl-d notior OF his Intention 10 make
mai proof IN support OF his claim and that said
proc ull be Inade before Ira A. Hill, clsFK OF the
District Court for B-ayer county. Ola or IN his
absence brfor. W. T, quinn, his deputy al his OF.
hoe al Beaver. Okla. ON January Z. ls1. viz:
Leonard a. dson. of Iva. Okla, IA. No. 1851
foy the NWA. Sec. ". Up. S. n X. q. y. G.. NJ.
He nsInes thu fOllOs Ing witnesses 20 pTOge his
continuous residsnoe upon, AID cu.tigs iOn OF.
said Lind. via.
Daniel ". L4Crone. Richard AulVsy, Howard
Homer, John q. Dodson. all 81 ava. Okla.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
IL E-.7.
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on. y. 4. MILLER,
Dental SURGEON.

] have located in Beaver for the
practice Of dentistry ia all It's branch
-. Plate work a specially. I will be-
absent from my office one week begin
ming with the first Monday in each
month. Respectfully,
j. A. MmLER.
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Department. OF lhT interior. LAM D1lln~ a.
NOJ ward Oals- D. Is. 1900.
Motto = h-n-by gwen at the 70 lowing
nAm-d settle has rl-d TO lD- o. his intention ,0
maze nnal proof iu support o. his claim. and
{ at sad n % ~ ] H. mztd+ ,--fOrs n u. M@ss-.
JudR~ ~ thu PROBATE Court ~ Beaver County.
Oklsh ma r. Ttol or iu 10. ab-ur-. hafUTe
- &. Hal. o@Ts o. thu FuUhat D0ur. in his ~
to- at B@av~r, OklahO "a Territory, on Jan. >
1871. VIZ
Ad Is Smith. - Fturs. Okla. IA. No. ZlzIg
Ter rh SWE. - n T. y. Z. 2. q. ".
SBr names h. fOilos ug with. sss 20 prove her
con luugus r-sid-uc- upon aIn cul ovation O.
ali land. yaz.
Edsard Ling. ell o. Ilrr-. okla ous.
DI,AT T. M0EEAS. Ra-issrr.
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-Young man to help on coats.
Apply 10l4 n 81. W. nolO-2t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

4
GOLDENBERG'S Tth ana + SITS. nv.
$. KAHN, SONS * Co, 6th and Market space.
ERNIN'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and tla' ave
ERVIN's CIGAR STORE. 29l2 18th 81. NV.
W. T. AicNTgL.TY. Cigar store 14th and p NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
Nelson ProDTietors: corner Rhode Island
ave, LIST and sts NV.
ROBERT Il. PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy. llth and Harvard SITS. nv.
". A. DARLING. cor, l4th and I sts- nv, NV,
Island ave, and st. NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and Mass.
CHAS. Z. HCRNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy.
sW. cor. 9TH and N SITS nv.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
r. a. VEiTcH. 2Oth and NJ SITS nv.
QuIGLEY' $ PHARMACY, Zlst and G SITS. NV.
GILLETTE q CO, 14th and L SITS. NV,
s. NJ. WAGNER g. CO. LIST and II SITS. NV.
l. r. TAYLOR, cor. eth and 4 SITS. NV
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave NV.
COBLENTz PHARMACY. North Capitol st.
and Florida ave.
NORTHEAST.
FORsTON'S BOTANICAL PHARMACY, cor
18th st. ana Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. n, BLUMER, y. Cap and r sts. No.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM cor. I'd and Z sts.
SOUTHEAST.
A. 70. POWELL an and East Capitol sts-
O'DONNELL DRUG CO., 8th and q SITS.
n S. FEALY, NV. cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
". HUGO EISENREISS. 7th and = streets
ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
BROOKLlAND, d. G.
ARTHUR Il. Il. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. l.. CARNE & CO.. 703 King st.
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WANTED-First-class statesmen on new
propositions; extra inducement TO good men.
Gail Room 204. CORCORAN BUILDING,
18th and Pennsylvania ave NV uO6-6t
WANTED-Men 10 try our Buchu Gin, for
all kindney and bladder trouble: prescription
OF tho late Dr. Warner, OF Baltimore. Sold
only by THE JOHN WEDDERBURN COAf-
PANY, Sl6-6Is 81. nv. au12-f
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

NVANTED-Two women; one as cook and
laundress. the other as hOusemaidi stay
nights. can 1923 10th 81. uol0-tf
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Bicycles.
Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED, 50 up; samples brought:
phone y. S4Sl-M. lie PREUX, 1901 9Th 81.
NV. nof0-3t
ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than other firms.
work guaranteed. II. HEWITT. Oh East
Capitol 81. no10-3t
SILENCE & MANDERS Artistic Paper
hangings; lowest prices; nrst-class work. 90
II 81. NV. Phone Main 392-M n04-Tt
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v ANTED-Whits girl for upstairs work
stay nights pay. SO; reference required.
2lO7 S ST. nol0-3t
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Dentistry.

> " I1E- IlLl and 7 SIS. n "
Gold Crown and BridgeWoFk Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded; moderate prices, Phone II az
Eel7-rr
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No EXTRACTING.
no pain look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrunken faces made normal
painless nIl-ng. DR.. J. L WILSON, I203 Z
81. NV. oc2s-s1t
FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICE+Set
OF teeth, s. up gold crowns. IS Up; gold
filings. 81 ups silver filings SOC; work
guaranteed; no pain. DIR. GEO. I. I'd
MONDS. $40 + 81. nv. ,)c25-s5t
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Wanted-Teams.

WANTED teams to haul brick Applv
at W. Il. WALKER BRICK CO., south end
Long bridge. or Office, Corcoran building;
steady work. nol0-7t
" ANTED-TEAMS; can give twenty steady
work for a long period Of time good WAGES
paid and short hauls. Apply at once, WEST
BROS. BRICK CO, south end Long bridge
nol0-10t
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BOYS WITH BICYCLES, Is AND
&c YEARS OF AGE. ALSO bright
BOYS. FROM II TO II YEARS OF AGE.
FOR FLOOR SERVICE. STOCK ROOMS.
DELIVERY WAGONS, BUNDLE WRAP.
PING. ETC ALSO PACKERS AND AID
DRESSERS. FROM IS To - YEARS OF
AGE. APPLY BETWEEN S AND 10 A n
TO p. c. J. TREANOR. WITH WOOD
WARD S LOTHROP. Oc27-tf
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

VANTED-Position by bass violinist: don't
object to young amateur orchestra Cali az
ter 4.3O I5i7 Georgia ave. n0l0-St
WANTED-By colored man, position as gridle
cake baker. with reference; day work. Job
New York ave. IL
WANTED-By barkeeper position: expe-
rienced: nne mixer. Address BOX 557. Times
office. nol0-St
EXPERT sTENOGRAPHER. ten years ex-
psriencs desires evening work Address BOX
573, Times office II
WANTED-By man and wife with boy, place
on farm. Address BOX KS. Times Office
no agents. nOI0-Zt
WANTED-By neat young colored man. stu
alton as elevator conductor Address BOX
SO, Times Office. nOs-gt
WANTED-By young colored man. position
valet or porter; reference, Address BOX
$50. Times Office. nos-8t
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For Sale-Ty Pewriters.

OLIVER TYPEWRITERS-W have some
Inc bargains at $3.50 each. Come see them
WELLINGTON OFFICE. 5Q9 lI1h ST oc24-tf
THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE: bIsh
grade, practical, universal keyboard. Iipf,fsa+
running. most elastic touch. Let US demon
strate. Gail 1850 St NV. or phone 1893
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Paperhanging

YOUNGER, the PapeThanger and Painter.
now located at 299 North Capitol st. uoS-St
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LARGE unfurnished rooms; steam heat: at
1873 ii Al. NV. noi8-st
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wANTED-TWo boys TO set up ten pins.
400 New Jersey ave. NV, II
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II IOU WANTED 70 sell a used piano and
some one could furnish yOu the addresses
OF fifty people who are on the lockout for
second hand piaEos-yOud be glad 10 buy
this list and pay we'll for IL. wouldn't you
Well-if there are nifty probable buyers Of
your piano in TINS city. a want ad. VIII ind
about tWo-thirds OF them; that YOU CAN
Buy YOUR AARKET-and buy Il az b&s-
EalDl
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Automobiles.

Will. SELL steam ruuabout. with top for
sI25, in splendid condition. Address BOX Sol
Times Office. no9-3t
DOCTORS gasoIene runabout; cheap. 9Th
and q sts ne. nos-St
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Birds Dogs, Etc.

JUST RECEINED-l00 hOme-raised cauarfeS
will sell them just as they run at 81 each
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 7l2 18th St NV
nO9-tf
PETS, watch dogs given away 10 good homes
DOG SHELTER. Bethesda, Tenleytovyn cleo
trio road. nog-st
WANTED water spaniel dog; trained TO
the house; not more than four months old
state price, etc Address BOX 542, Times Of
flee. noS-8t
TRY LEES BIRD STORE, 1901 9Th ST. NV
Parrots, 50 Up; guaranteed takers; canaries
monkeys, goldfish. pedigreed pointers, black
and tans and fox terriers. no5-tf
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Dancing.

THE oRDwAY. 4s1 nth st. N. w.-Every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday even
ing; beginners class 7.S0: advanced $50
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used IN
admitting scholars to our academy. Lesson
zoe; six lessons, SIS Private lesson b. APP
polntment. Hall for rent. night or day
Ocs1-S0t PROF. CHAS. NJ. WYNDHAAI.
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TWO very large rooms on second floor front,
communicating. suitable Tor four gentlemen,
near four car lines. $50 X ST. nv. no1o-5t
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a- brac. and all kinds of
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and u SITS. NV. Phone North 1913
Formerly yth and u. oci6-36t
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42o STANTON PL NE.-Large communieat-
ing, south front rooms. single or en- suite:
warm and sunny; beautiful and convenient
location; telephone. nOl0-2t
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FOR RENT-Large furnished front room
an1 hall room; rent moderate; near War
Department. phone West rs or call ZH II
81. NV IT
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Experienced driver. Apply go
ST NV. oc23-tf
ANY intelligent person may earn $40 to $50
monthly at home in spare time corresponding
for newspapers; no canvassing; experience
unnecessary send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport. y. Y. se1-9Ot
WANTED-Tsn brtcklayers Al West Falls
Church. q cents per hour. noS-3t
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NICELY furnished room IN private family;
Office. nOl0-3t
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Wanted-R0oms.

WANTED-By gentleman. furnished room in
private family. Address BOX 555, Times Of
flee 1t
MARRIED COUPLE wants three unfurnished
rooms with heat; must be moderate: vicinity
Georgetown. Address BOX 54S, Times office.
no9-3t
WANTED-Smali or medium room good To-
cation, in which 10 sell farm products North
west preferred: must be reasonable. Address
II. ID. SNYDER. HedgesViIle. ". Va Box
% no9-2t
ROOMS AND FLATS.
WANTED AND FOR RENT-Furnished
with and without board. and furnished for
light housekeeping. in all localities and at an
prices, some extreme bargains. NO CHARGES
FOR those seeking rooms. LIST ROOMS
now, as we have a constant demand
THE CENTRAL REAL ESTATE AND
LOAN COMPANY,
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A CASE FOR DISCIPLINE.

Chicago negroes, emboldened by the
success of the riot in Philadelphia,
which resulted in suppression of "The
Clansman," have demanded of the
mayor Of Chicago that Senator Tillrhan
be prevented from delivering lecture
for which he is scheduled, at a public
hall next Tuesday in that city. A
committee of colored citizens has
waited on tile mayor and given him
choice between a riot and official sup
preston OF Tjllman's lecture. This
committee was headed by a negro min
lister, the editor of a negro newspaper,
a negro attorney and several other
negro preachers and lawyers Their
argument was that Til.man is an adj
vocate of lynch law and is not entitled
10 PROPAGATE lawlessness from public
platform.
There is much that is logical and
consistent in the argument, with which
q large number of people, irrespective
of color, will incline to agree. The
conviction that Tillman's rabid defence
and advocacy of barbarty should be
suppressed is not confined entirely to
one race; but when this argument
is backed up by threats of lawless
outbreak, in the Tillman style, and fol-
lowed by threats to shoot a public
speaker on the rostrum, consideration
of the argument should cease and
those who counsel and threaten riot
and murder feel the strong hand of
the law which they plead IN argument
and despise in practice. Under the cir
cumstances the first thing for the
mayor of Chicago to do is to put these
negroes who assume authority, back
in their places as citizens under the
law. No class or race or nationality
should find standing before govern
ment for plea or demand that in
cludes a threat of violence. The ne
groes of Chicago need discipline more
than the senator from North Caro-
lima.
1t is up to Mayor Dunno to settle the
mob method Of suppressing plays and