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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-06-21

Naeked with Palm, Day and Night,
for Years.

VIM. n. Walter, engineer, Of Chats
worth. Ills, writes: Kidney disease
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-22

Ikea " ~ George vs. Beuniek Re-
siding u- ttl Northeast quarter 81
-eeraar l1. TuvushIF 3 y Range -
z G. N PosfoEl1s address. Dgrena.
gElaru-1s TIE foIioHing ssirsy
one B-oHn H0-se branded C-L OD
eft sh0uIder. weight about So pounds
about y - "a yesrs cd. Ess black
rlEns And tEiI. vas sbod al around
When taken ug. Taken Up On the 9th
dEy q December. 1913 Horse valued
e. about So %
ESQ X BENyTCK, TaEer Up
To Whom il May Concern Tins is
70 certify fhsf George " Rsnniek- l.
10 us knyHu 70 be the tAker Up Of
tha a51Te described estrsy
yoHE IS 5AvAeE. County CLERK
- -
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Liquor Notice.

TO Il h-ru i MAJ lf Deem
rs0-A-s a. - r--'T N "a rlst y. y. hur-ilT has
lIsos a5sl1sti-n lur 4l=1s= O. sali = al ar
rEu11s AID : -rl1nozs 6g1crE o. lDi No of i8t
51JIr 1Tsst uusrtsr o. Sse1ao1 Eghi Z. q Town
alp ei1 9 Ncgth kalgs Twenty t3N Z { n
r1s-so ln Hssrsr Counry. Oalshorls TerrItur7
o. q psrlol - ans veal and Vrsgs ttsi bcens'
bersf1g b. granted 70 ths above us4lsd spEli
esLi.-
II ,t,sr. h. 70 ,sjac,lou us5s aDd Fled 70 tn
zsuarzaa o. ssl1 hcs-lse cu @ t-fgrs ibs 5-d dsl
{ Auzu=t. A. D lS7 sf D. o'clock 4 n ssE
,oanss vi issus- D. .. NUEHHT. .rgsliesn
II. -
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General Directory

Tbese notice s-s Published gra'is.
Presiding yfFc - are reqne ted &
furnish correction sben cssarg.
cHrscH sEHUcE
Psrsa,ste-isu CH.--4. g,--r Er-dgf 20 q
e'.aa-k rl-sta saa snd fli retesY 90 f..t.
10 Evs7 ore inritsd. 81 b Lsoaars. Pa..a.
M.sseais, Cirrfeh service even o. s-#
~ svadsg .ight D. 40 sre i1u.a1 u 3
Snsish Psstof
spnisf sci'o9 PrssiTisrsa Chs'rh Essp
Esoaa5 e l9ssn. Come and bring tiss cialdra.
Hzfsy wsiits- sssI ) 4 eulaa. 5lpl
DoDeEs
Oklshons Peei No. 4 Gfatd Aruy ~ ~ ps
public, ussis ~ fhs8r HsH esch s5 ss5s.i sst.
vfds3 st2 0eioos . ~ Al coaa-s4ss lu'i.es.
>. -. HoCp9L. J 4. oCAA
aals.ast- CoauaD5sr.
B.srsr c,,-raereisI Clubs Met e1erg 81 s,,d
- wsan.sssg. : o. o r 81 Coar Bgaas )
EiEneas-d. sss'l 4ibzr- wsIts5u Prss-asat
Besrsr L11Es x n p So =. N-si el4r5
Tnss1ss pm AuK of r ogrslalig .nfiis5 81
sf-esa- Z q ssro7 4 G. A. & Hsag. = G..
yiaa.osr Lssss Z D .. p 81. lT Ess
serT kou1s1 sfs-ifsg pm. Naaang 5rs1argn
ln'1ts1 y, stl-aa- sJtper B~IlDsrs. n-eT 8
Nsa3sgrz SO
sasrsf Camp IT, NwAs Nssr tbs SD az
So Tbsrs1sJ 3 zI- Al Nstztt.9fs sre iHFlls-.
~ csms2ns. A-iez WELDON. C.era II
luiuu. NC
Beaver Csup 30. ssH Royal N-ghbsr
kssi ths - and u Tbursdays. e. pm AL
sasasuuE Aslxbb9fs loylts8 to crsf ia fer e
ssscini srsuiuz. Edua Z Garrgt E-sarlsr
ssHial & HaiL Ofsels
DEAYEE LDDGE ~. ~. AF.kAB. Meetl
ever Is sD1 sri Saturday 81 ~. D. aa
Brsfbren invited b. b. fress1t L. s. MunseII. 1
s@e'y. Harm a Bulicx, Nm
Beaver Rs'sskah Lodge 10. il9 nleeis even /
other wednesday plshi. hli .isisrs and brgl1 4
sfs cordially n-looiu- BEhTHA LOOFBOyRk0R
A~AB hsfLk. secy. i's ars0o 4
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. thst at . ses-
siuu 81 ihe Board u County Commis-
sioners of Beaver County, Oklahoma
TerritOry. held Oh the 10Th day Of July
A u, 1907. petition signed by Peter
Riley and Others Of Benton township,
asking for d view and survey for tht
purpose Of locating . certain County
Road. described a. follows: Commenc
ing al the : " Sec, l8.Tp5 \. r
=. running North on Section line. to
lines West Oh half section line Of sec.
Ii and K II On r. . L to the ran e
line between ranges = and - On as
near said half section line a. Il prsc-
.icable. thence North Cd said range
line one-half mile 10 the section line
between sec. u and Is thence West
ln said section line was presented and
that J c. Grssham, -. :. Jent and
loka shields. viewers, ard y. G. Gal
way. County Surveyor, vii meet al
the place OF beginning sf SAID road. on
The 18th day OF August, A, ID, 1907. at
, o'clock D N uf ssid day, and to
gieu and survey said road and give ali
parties q hearing
Done by order Of the BOARD Of
County Commissioners Of Beaver
County, Oklahoma Territory.
JoHN " SAVAGE,
s-25 County Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-22

Western oklahgm4 81, .lu tie grasp u
the cattle yndioate
20 Z hi- four year a. Governor Of
o.ia'o1lA Ias br0Bch. him in contact
'iih 1 ac Affair." in a manner fhsi
"i'l e 41le him - DO zlorl for his CON
e'-i 5eB.+ than an ineEpc rlgBced man
no lo BE s. man q the people
and by hard work and economy has
boilt gp home among the people Of
thls uestern country. While his 90
poneut b4s only lived 10 Oklahoma d
short time and bss b. d in the district
bu. ieu months
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-22

Why sbe people Of the s. soad Con
gressioaal District .he8lS. EleetT
Ferguson 70 represent sAsm IN Con
gress
No. .. The BOOK f-ret Is lighting him
aud supporting Fulton.
No. ? HIS iatag dty in both private
and public afai' is uuqussuo8ed.
No 2 Hehf lived among them Tor
10 years any know. pl,a, they need.
NOD Fie Is personally aequanted
Win moe people IN the district than
any o.'aer man ia oklahoma
No > His record as Governor of or
iah'oma is one that every citizen Of the
Territory can refer 20 with pride
No. 8 The Congre,s IN which De- will
sefse 4 elected is already elected and
is Republican by barge majority
No Z He1s known as Honest Tom,
tas Abe Lincoln 81 Oklahoma a name
everyone eopeedes . rightly deserved
Aoss IL WAS frieDi to the home
'tesder sheg tl,s sessed proteesion
VI re- = = II. . w.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

.Ieze4rrIeuf OF the Interior. Land Ofaoe al
Woodward Oklahoma Aug 6. 1877.
Notice Is hereby g1fen that J0asphM Wollsy OF
va yer Okla has hled noticE of MS 1nfen.
toa 70 make tnsl year proof IN support of nj
80 II 4 VIZ. Homestead EniTF No. IZ13s. made
JuIT y i9u for the 81 Z ~ SEC. "a Tp 4 n.
RsrR p Y. G. NJ. and that said proof will -
made before ". T. Quinn, L : Commissioners a.
hIs "a ce a. Beaver Oklahoma Territory. on
Octab ZlsgI
He 1 aules the fOlOping witnesses 10 prove hts
eonttnt Gus Residence upon, ard cultivation Of.
aid al d. viz:
\ AMI {. English. Walter n. Dauislson. Cha ries
Hart ar Ous stephenson. all 81 Beaver, o. T.
70 sl3 DICK 7. MORGAN. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-22
NOTICE FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

t. Whom it May Concern: Notice Is
hereby gwen thas IpEe Good and Wal
t~r alllls. Who cUup0se tue firm Of
Good d. Mills, have made application
Tor license 10 sell st retail. malt. vim
uu- aud spiruOus liquor, in Texh0nla.
Beaver County - klahoma Territory
Tor period Of On Year and prsys
that license there or be granted 10
the above named apI bcants If there
De no objections mad , and filed TO the
issuance 0i said licen . on or before
the 8lst day Of August A D. 1907, At
10 O'Clock a m., said censewili issue
LEEg Coon,
Applicants.
WAITER Mus, s.I5 a.
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One School Section For Sale
T.P. BRAIDWOOD
LIQUOR NOTICE.


To Whom II May Concern Notice Is
hereby given that A J. Hughes has
made application for license 70 sell al
retail malt, vinoUs and spintuOus hq-
uors IN Ward ], lOns) Of the incOrpcr-
ated town of Hooker. Beaver County,
Oklahoma. on Lot IS. Block No. ~ Of
said town, for period Of One year and
prays that license therefor be grant
I'd to the above applicant.
II there be DO objections made and
fled 10 issuance Of said license on or
before the 23rd day Of August. A. d.
1907, at 10 O'Clock a. N. said license
will issue.
A J. HUcHEE, Applicant.
SIS s-29
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Notice For Publication

D.t,srnn sut uf Interior. Laid Ofrce.
al woodward, Okla hons.
Aug ~ 1871.
No.tioe l. hereby giTsn that Almlra hunt
Of Com. Okla has Lid notice of her in
..sutit,TI ~ maze frlsI conmUtsilOn IEOOf in
snpIo-z q beF claim VIZ
HFNo. l65lI made for the SR 4 section le 1p
N. rsuE- = l. and that 81 q proof viii bt
made t-sfcrs n D. Neess d Beaver, Oklahoms.
On Ocr0heF l. itN
She tsan4es Tie fOissyEsEac witnesses TO prove
ler con tiru0i1s resideDor ~soa, and cultivation
o. tise land. VIZ.
fis-urT 3 Lindsey. Of Surprise. Okla. Rof ".
Hsls Viii II Grseu and John c. Olson of Co
10, Okla.
So s-lg DIcK T. EOHGAN. Register.
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- - FrBLICATI0N.

Il q -r-IH-zr 81 rtE ar'feTElf-
Lsud llt7te e. \ 11- weld -. 7
J-Eg o lfs.
Nef8r@ is hHrsir ElraE that wine m D. f1lilll-
"a rf -s-,Tsr. O. r. Ia. Hl.d no41cs % nl- LutsE-
l.su b. mae nIal g-lslf Tr supl1rI g hls cain
rlE= rDL1e-a-a1 tIlrI 80 4-fls ElsCs AL.l-s
- EF- scr llss ek-s- 5ac1lu 9. itiFllsLlEs 9 a.
-.s1E. y - q II ana 1Eat ss11 prod ell b
uIa-a. n-lcTs "a 7 Ll11l L =. 4 lOlLIL -sl0-lsr q
lls Qf-le= e b-ssr-r. - T. On s=.f- =. 1T.
n uzn-z- LtfE llli1UlriE y I-Hss-s - prove hls
cd %. .. raslcs-le- q. on su1 c-TlT r1lu Ci-
~ L-l1 rI1a "a fad1irE- Ll8srl-s =. IT,
-EsEk 4 ulla11- BURN g, -.IuIl=I al q tsszVsr.
5li - DzCE !. Muszas. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-22
Noti3.

Distr.eg CoIierenz. u the Methodist
EP.seopal Church Igil BE- held a. Guy
mOu- Okla seFte mter 5th ~ sth. 1871.
Quarterly Conference on Beaver cir
cIiJ viii b. held september 2sth. 1901.
Lecture Trip 70 Rome" Saturday.
september =. at sP. II
i b PAEANgRK. Pastor
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAfIos.

Department Of the Inferior, Land Office at Wood
Eard. uklahOma. Aug, 10 lgol.
Notice Il tereby given that Frank y. Taylor
Of Hibtr. Ok has fled notice Of MS Intention 70
max. final I've year proof In support OF his
rlsim. ". Hurnestead Entrg No. lz62I,
rusde Aug 7th Isg2 fer The NEA., sec. 2, Tp. S
N-.R - L and that SAID proof VIII be madO
l,efor< h ID. Neese- Probate judge. at Beaver,
on lahoTna. on Oct 8. 1871.
H names the following witnesses 70 prove his
oontiaognS residencs upon, and cultivation OF
AID land Fizs
John Harvey Fre4 VI ste John Gee and d. T.
Miller ali OF Hibes, Okla
s-Zg s-ls. DIcK r Aeas ~ Register
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NnT,cE FnR PUBLICATION.

T,lEsrrlu.ri1 a 1s,a Inferior. Land 0siu-
d Wpp1Eard Okla July = l5N.
srst~s b. f,s--tlr z-iEsr that rtrHsfeT NoCs-isr
81 S-srtis lsFlsf.er-,z Tssrr1tBrT hss
fis.5 fr-sez ~ H. frtsrrtior % make final CON
r1Erst5c-1 prod m supTog1 ~ hlE Glairn- VIZ
HE No E31 ulaas AFrll 81, 1ss. for TIE
81 ~WA section -. Township ] Nora
Farga = 2 ard riisT Esld proof VII - mace
flfsFe n T. Csn-r [ = FDzru.iEz zicusr. sI
Better D T o. .sert Dc 1877.
H. rzrlas tn following witnesses - prove his
r--rTtfrfu1ulE FsEldauuE uT1n and cultivation q
q ID = "a ElZ
40 FIoz=H- Frank y TEs-E Thgrnss q.
g,-7rr ~ -imor Fatef Kerrr.srer Z o OF sophie
. r
DIE NasGaN. RegisisT.
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Mass ssps Maps,

TIE Hrrs1u fins BsfrsrC C1grfy mars
r-- sgl. Tf,s-@s 1us-- are - ate
"a ts-i .r1 shuw 81 rhs nsW t1N
ard ss.,-s sifficss- also tte rsliEsg s1r-
sars F-lcs 81 celfE
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Township ConA enlinn

The Republican Towush q Convention
viii be held al Husteds' grove north
oi Beaver on Saturday August 81.
J r Quinn
+. 5. Incl '-'' D.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
'Sls rtu-rBf - the Interior.
guf tt-8 State Land Of1ce,
Vlss5 Bs-1 o. 7. Au--, ~ isj-

s,e---.fs hrr-. 3 Esel that Maurice X LRIfsg
~ 1900 j "a. fIis5 aot5os q his ifieuiiaa
= il.aEe sr. Eas .aaf ps,ol p s1Fl grt ,l,t q q
~ 94f5 - o. nd and I izbW 4
serrion ia = d \, ~ ngs an thai
~ "A rrgf vii - made bsfn.@ n y s9ess
Pr,s.ste Ju- r. 20 BesTer County - Beaver q.
r % Oct s.lBi.
He nt=4 - z lowing witnesses - lfy't
hi. Cot tauuof1s - IL .ece upon a1o cli s4f91
o. tfr- Ls1d. vIZ
Jetu i HsrfeIlin. Wilter Hall Jonas Abrs-
ham and y Ian v. y he-lsfs al o. hssFef- y ]
80 E-Ig d. 7. NOKeAB. heEistsr.
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Miss Thomas IS expected home this
week or next
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Road Tax Receipt.

Ro 1ls for sale at the hERALD offlce
Zach road dis rict needs these ana We
dra.,,, a., 80 ed eIsewhe.-e. Supply now on
and. 50 IA in your order
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a good soaking rain has been falling
the last two days
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Mrs F t,rrb. , 'ses is "a ling preserip-
tions at Tracy's .. Narinscs s ''''
absense OF Mr.. Trae. I'D ha- 'as
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Probate Court

Tiie Firsi Mg3dsy in January Mdrci
Mas J8jy September ard NgT-mbef
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NnTrCE FOR PUBLICATION

DeIartinent ~ the Interior.
and once az Woodward o. T.
Aug a. lss
Notice Is hereby given that CorDelia j..
Groves formerly CorTlelia J. Jtslnson OF Kim
VOID. Okla bas hlrd notioe 9f heT intention
10 max final Continuation proof IN sl,1Je-t OF
her claim, viz. NE No. 7SSS made NAY sish
ia1. for the
SWh NV A. and W 4 SW L and 81 "a SW a
Sol Tp1N. RIA z
Ard that ali proof viii be msd- before II u.
Meese Probe te Judge OF Beaver County. Okla.
at his once stBaaVer. Okla. on Oct. : 1871.
He name the following witnesses To prove L;s
oontiDDons residence uEon, and cultivation Of
the land viz:
Ass G. Kile, John v IOf BsoH. Henry Kile and
PERI kile, all OF HmW9od, okla.
80 s-Is DIcE T. MoRGAN. Register.
r Laughrin and JOHN Webb bought
a span of mu les of man passing
through whom Mr.. Laughrin has sold
a farm 10 in Grand Valley They will
put the mules on the plow turning
ground for wheat.
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District Court

Convene. 10 Narel and OCTOBER
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Tbese noiie~s a-s Published graiis.
Presiding ynic - are reqne ted g.
furnish corrections Ehen ,ece.sary.
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Commissioners Meet
Tie Rirst Monday ID 1suuArs, Apri
July ard osiober
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sDunce.v

It Is q strange fact that the Wort
Ounce meaning a stupid person
comes from the name Of one Of tbs
most eminent scholars Of his time
Duns Scotus.
In the Reformation the works of the
schoolmen fell into disfaror with the
reformers. and Duns, who was the
leader OF the schoolmen, was often
spoken Of with seorn by the yotaries
OF the new learning. As time went By
the name OF Duns became q byword for
utter stupidity.
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Blood Poisoning.

By the term blood-poisoning Is mean
the presence in the blood Of the germ.
Of putrefaction or suppuration, or OF
the poisonous products of these germs
1t Is necessary to define the expression
at the beginning, for strictly speaking
every form of poisoning, Including alco-
holic intoxication. is blood poisoning.
There are three district forms Of
blood-poisoning In one the germs OF
2utrefaction are circulating in the blood
and manufacturing their poison. upon
which the symptoms Of the disease de-
pend; in the second the bIood-contained
germs are those which cause pus-form-
alton. and they also manufacture poi
son which produces the disease; in the
third form the bacteria. either of pu-
trefaetion or Of suppuration, are not in
the blood but on the surface of the
body, and the symptoms are due TO the
absorption of the poison elaborated By
them.
The toxin. as this bacteria produced
poison IS called, is In this last instance
imported. while In the first two cases
mentioned it is. as it were. Of domestic
obtained more
easily and in greater quantity.
These three forms are called in med
cal language, septemia, pyenia and sa-
)remla, respectively, meaning septic
yerms in the blood, pus In the blood.
md the products Of putrefaction in the
Hood II
The pyemic form is characterized by
chills, fever and sweating. I
nd the formation OF assesses In varl- !
US parts of the body. 1t IS very com
lonly fatal Septemia resembles pye
Tia In its symptoms, except that the 4
ever is more continuous, not being in !
,rrupted by chills as It Is In pyenia. 9
nd there is no formation of assesses. :
he severer forms of septemia are al :
ost always fatal, but the disease oc- y
IFS often In milder type, In which the .
lief symptoms are high fever, head +,
he, and depression OF the vital forces.
Sapremia resembles septemia in its =
mptoms, as It naturally should. since :
til these forms OF notwithstanding are
used by the same poison. In one case .
rmed outside Of the body and absorb 8
by the tissues, in the other produced
the bacteria In the blood and tissues. ~
premia may terminate fatally, but il !"
Ids more readily TO treatment. This OF
lsists in management OF the wound Oh
ensng it up to the air, cutting away 50
J fostering parts, cleansing the sur a
e thoroughly, and treating it with OF
iseptIcs. We
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EAvEs n MAssAcHugxrr


AouFe In Whfeh They Were Sol
Reno - Town Of Hanover,
a relic OF slavery days In New Eng
iaHi In tie middle OF the eighteenth
century, the old Tilden house on win
Ter street. West Hanover, the onIJ
mousse In that town where slaves ver,
Kept for market, Is now being demoI
isned, says the Boston Herald.
The house IL one of tho best-k ns,vvr
landmarks In Plymouth County and
mas stood for nearly 200 years. 1t was
used as tavern In Its early days and
later for residence or recent years
1t has been abandoned to the elements
ana has rapidly fallen into decay.
NO one knows the exact date Of the
building Of the house, but historians
agree that IT was long before the in
corporation Of the town OF Hanover
In 1727
Jedediah Dwelley, Of North Hanover,
who has spent much time in gathering
facts concerning the early history of
the town, says: while there was NOTE
or less buying and selling of slaves
las In the middle of the eighteenth
century nearly all the wealthy families
owned one or more) this probably was
the only place where the traffic was
carried on for revenue / -have- seen
two bills Of slaves sold from this house.
One was from Job TIlden to Mr..
Bailey, Of Scituate, a negro child
named Morrow, years OF age. OF good |
bodily health and a kind disposition"
One Of Mr.. TIlden's slaves named /
Cuffee served as a soldier In the ReYo-
utionary War, and according to aHi
I'D pay roll he was stationed at Hull,
March 1, 1777. He was with Col
Bailey and died at Valley Forge. He
vas known as Cuffee Tilden and was
o inscribed on the printed rolls.
The books of the First Congregations
Church Of Hanover record the mar
iage by the Rev Benjamin Bass on
eb. 8, 1851. OF Jack and BilIah, ser
ants owned by Job Tilden, and also
le death Of a negro boy owned by job
ilden, Feb. u, 1760.
There are many other brief records
slaves kept In different families In {
anoyer. tc
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-03
when Life Is Wasted.

Life is wasted every time one gives
away 10 gloomy, sehish. angry or re-
vengeful thoughts; when resentment
or a grudge against man or fate Is al
lowed to find root in the heart; when
the temper is let fly loose over triffe;
when one goes to pieces neryously when
obliged to repeat remark and the
voice is allowed to rise In anger: when
one forgets that a loose temper is a
sign of vulgarlty and lack OF culture
Press
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-10-03
PLAGUE AMONG QUAIL.
The Government Alarmed over the
Spread of the Disease.

? The Government Alarmed Over the
Spread OF the Disease.
There Is an outbreak Of disease among
the quail Of the country that threatens
serious results. The news is contained
In circular issued b. the department
Of agriculture calling the attention Of
sQortsmen and game dealers 10 the out
break and asking for more Information
on which to base treatment and protec-
tive measures says the Kansas City
Times.2 While not enough IS known
about the disease 10 make diagnosis
absolutely certain. It is suSDiclously
Ike the grouse disease that for 100
years has been playing havoc with the
game birds in England. The centers of
infection in this country are only Just
being found. and II more information
is gained It is possible that quarantine
measures may be resorted to.
The centers of infection so far known I
are In Kansas, Indian territory, Ala
bama, Virginia and Massachusetts. The
grouse disease has been studied sclen-
tifcally and has been found 10 be as
definitely malady as typhoid or diph-
iberia. The disease, although evident
ly infectious, seems to be closely allied
to pneumonia
Not enough has been learned yet
about the quail disease TO establish
its Identity unquestionably with the
grouse disease, but its symptoms and I
the spread of the infection Is much the
same. and there is possibility that 1t
mas been imported with the shipment OF g
grouse from England 1t Is known at
east that the quail disease is fatal not e
'nly to quail but to the sharp-taIIed =
rouse Of this country. and there are
rave fears that fits wider spread may
fleet. many Of the most important
anne birds of the country. II
The first intimation that the depart /
lent OF agriculture had OF the disease
-as when in April, 1906. the bureau
animal industry received three dead
irds from Kansas City dealer. He
aid that the birds were the last OF S
large lot that had been steadily dying
I. The whole flock would appear
Ell st night and IN the morning sew
81 Of them would be dead. IL
Some time later the same dealer re
lived a shipment OF two dozen blue 4,
lail from Wichita, Has. Nearly all
ere dead on arrival. evidently from :
e sane disease. Then shipment {
IS received from birmingham, Ala. / 5
! OF these died OF the same malady. Y
len report was received from Wor-
ster, Mass. saying that an infectious
'ease WAS killing of the ruff grouse 4 o
II were raised for stock purposes
IRE.