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New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
4 PRODIGAL'S SOLICITUDE.

The President of the Board of Aldermen made
curious insinuatiOn against the PUBIC SER
vice Commission-curious, certainly, as cenins
from spokesman Of the Board OF Estimate anu
Annortionment At the hearing on the Lexlng-
ton avenue subway route before the BOARD oi
Estimate the Controller asked if third tracking
of the Second and Third avenues elevated ral-
roads would not serve in place OF a new SUI
wav. Commissioner Eustis replied that the ele-
waited railroad company had not applied 1or
permission to construct and had not the 1unos
available for constructing the additional tracks
Won are more soiicitous about a rallroad
funds than about the city's funds" sneered
Mr.. MCGOWAN.
Talk of solictude for the cty's funds SOUNDS
oddly coming from the Board OF Estimate ah"
Apportionment 1t has already authorized eA
pepditures-and according to Controller Metz
If its recklessness had not been checheo IL
would have involved the city In actual Deus
far beyond the cty's legal capacity TO porro".
Members of a body which mas oVereA'eno'u
municinal operations to this degree, and which
has done so without any consideration OF the
Indispensable part an adequate rapid transit
system plays in the solution Of municipal prop
Ien,s can have in mind only that solicitude tor
tho .ity's funds which their own extravaganza
has made necessary. The money, moreover
which the board has prodigally arranged u
scatter right and left is not in the main 10 De
invested in interest paying projects Inc eA
penditure which the Public Service COMMISSION
nronoses on the contrary, will be no burden OH
the taxpayer
Solicitude for the traction interests! Ho"
can sucb solcitude be made more effective than
bv tho policy of the Board of Estimate III ialiil's
to nrovide funds for subway building thereby
compelling the people of the city 10 cro"n the
present facilities? If the DIVIDENDS are III 'ie
strans what will keep them there better tnan
throwing the citys money about on DUCKS an"
drakes so that mono is left to build lines 10 re
lieve the present overcrowding: II the BOARD
Of Estimate were in the pay of the uactlon III
terests II could not serve them better than nf
IFS blind and Needless extravaganza ana HOW
of tbe for1r members who arc appointed COM
mittee to pass on the Lexington avenue PiaiS
,u-o have intinated in advance their preference
for the third tracking scheme accelerated pE
Mr. QuiCg'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
A HEROINE AT SIX.
From The Boston Transcript.

Only six years old anG heroine That is the
distinction which has come TO little Mary Eva
Chase, daughter of " Oscar Chase. OF No. Is East
Milton Road, Brookline and she will ~iways re-
member her heroic act. A bronze medal has been
presented her by the Massachusetts Humane
Society for saving her junior playmate, Katherine
Jackson from being over by an automobile.
The two little girls were starting TO cross Davis
avenue, BrookIine. November Is last, when an
automobile approached them. Katherine was di-
rectIy in front OF II and would have been knocked
down but for the presence OF mind possessed by
Eva who calmly pushed her aside. Eva could
not get out of the way quickly enough to save her
self however, for she was struck by of the
hubs and had been at the Children's Hospital until
last Monday, when she returned her home.
and yesterday she was informed that she had been
decorated with the bronze medal for heroism.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
AN OPENING FOR THE SHORT

While it is too much to hope that the man
who is financially short will ever know what it
is to be supremely happy. it is pleasant TO know
that some joy has been brought into the hearts
of those who lack physical elongaton. Hitherto
many who went forth with patriotic ardor to
serve their country have been stopped because
forsooth, they were not tall enough. Just be-
cause nature inconsiderately placed a mans
head too near the ground when he was standing
up he has been denied the privilege Of wearing
the uniform of the United States In the Dostal
service. But now the ban has been lifted from
the men of diminutive stature. and freed from
this incubus, it is expected that many patriots
measuring less than five feet four will enter the
mali carrying branch of the government ser
vice No longer will it be necessary for men
desiring to enter the postal service to undergo
such physical and mental anguish as did the
brooklyn youth who. wanting to get on the no
lice force and being half an inch too short suh-
mited daily To the embrace of the stretching.
machine mt so much stretch, only TO find
that what stretched out while he was on the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17

However ineligible may be the sympathy Of
the American Association OF Masters Mates and
Pilots for the former captain of the Slocum
that sympathy is perverted when ii expresses
itself in movement to secure the pardon of the
convicted navigator. 1t will be urged that Cap
tain Van Schaick is very old and that he ought
not to be punished If all other persons to blame
for the fearful tragedy in 1904 go free But II
men can hope TO be delivered from the penalty
OF their sins by old age morality may soon be-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17

The courageous archdeacon who has just
tramped two hundred and fifty miles through
three feet Of snow from Moose Factory. in the
Hudson Bay district. down to the fringe OF civil
ization can reach Buffalo just in time to enter
against the automobiles in the New York-Paris
race. A man who cover twenty-one miles
day for twenty five successive days, with the
temperature at 40 degrees below zero. can surely
make q gasolene engine turn green with envy
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
Nesp1lork DAILY 6atbs,xe
MONDAY. February IL, 1905
rh.o re,rsoaoer is otcned ana pubilshed ot

This ne,cspaper is orcmed ana paef'sheo os
p-be Tribune association, Aelc lorE corpora
,,ou: office ard principal place of business iFto-
p,,.1d;r, No 15I Nassau street, yeto York;
OGDEN Mills, president; Nathaniel iatHe' S'o-
,etqru oud treasurer. The address oT me oD'-
Gers IS fhc Office OF This newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
lsy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !

IHy IcIcsfap Tribunc
Denver. Feb. I6--Foilowing the announcements
that Andrew Carnegie will give s5ocoe 10 the Uni
versity OF Denver comes the report that John u
Rockefeller has sent a here to investisare the
Institution and If his report is satisfactory. VIII
give $4,000 and perhaps sloeeoo 20 the university
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17

The bidders who wanted and failed to get
S22OOOOOOO Of New York's new AZ per cents
should cheer up. The S50OOOOOO issue does not
pay all the city's bills to date. Creditors to the
extent of about SIS ZOO, 900 will have to wait for
a further ISSUE so bidders will have a new
chance before long,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17

The prospective opening Of the McAdoo tun-
nels is hailed with general satisfaction They
are only an instance. however. of what private
capital would do toward supplying the city g
needs of additional traction facilities If II were
not prescribed by law.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17

Before the anti-vivisectionists continue their
campaign further they should let the puonc
know whether they oppose the pernicious ac-
tivities of forceps-wielding dentists and barpers
who tr.- to read their customers comic papers
while plying raZOrS.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17

come an ornament of youth alone. AND II tn7
escape Of ninety and nine malefactors entfueS
the one to release the divorce OF justice from rea
son becomes complete and absolute Inc eno'. .
of Captain Van Schaick's associates 10 1o'P
a monster petition for the aged onehoei pa-
don are unplea sanity like those of some ahcien'
clans and modern labor unions. Wnich protect
their members from punishment regardless OF
the merits of each Individual case. This prac-
tice is thought by experienced judges 10 oe
potent cause of insubordination among railway
employees and other working classes
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
RocKEFeLLER AS cARNEole-s RIVAL

willard. ". Y. Feb. T. 1905
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Free Homes in New Mexico

Level land deep rich soil and good
shallow water. Near to timber and
good schools in operation. Land sub
ject TO homestead near Moquero, a
new townsite on the Dawson railroad
Come at once and secure first choice
valuable relinquishmcnts aud decided
lands for sale
MoQuERO LhNp & LoCATGNG Co.
Dept I Gould, New Mexico.
3-l2 3-lg2wk
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Ofice at wooiward. Okla, Mach 9, ias
Notice il hereby given thai John :, SINS
Of Floris. Okla. has nlcd neiice ot his inicn.
tion TO make nnal prvCf In supTor,
Of his claim. via; HE No i5,5i, lHa'c March
y 1913 for the lots 4 n b. NWN
Section 81, township 81, Rarec p. =.
And that said proof vtl b. uadc before ", 7
Quinn, Clerk Of the pi,;Fict Couft, IN his OHicv
at Beaver, Oklahoma. on April md, 1875,
lie names the following s''',-SseS to rrc,e his
continuous residence ulOu ami cultivation o,
the land. viz;
joseph 4. Bsaty. walter T, Finley, Htup
Scro-ssin. John A. Dormar, an ot Flyris. OKLA.
3-I9 I-i65Wk DICN T. hosaAN Register
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N tico for Pu LEGATION.

Department OF the INTERIOR Land OHice at
Woodward, Oklahoma, March 9. 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that Warner L. Dunlap,
OF tIuris' Gala, has filed notice of his inten-
uon to make hnai five year proof in sup
port OF rs claim, viz: hE No 1892 made April
IS, lsoj .or the sNla Sec. n, Twp. 5N. X 22 L
d. NJ ana 0haJ said proof will be made befo e
W. 1. quinn Clerk OF tho District Court, IN his
flee as Beaver, OKLA, on April q, 1915.
He names the toll, wing witnesses TO prove his
Continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
5he land, viz:
Leonard \. Harper Edward A. Dunlap John
W. Ray. John W. Stephenson, all OF Floris,
Okla.
5-I9 i-23 DICK T. MORGAN Register.
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H. NJ. buick,
W. 7 QrINN, Committees.
Ii. ID. MEEsF,
NYk NOTES.

The Fire that got out last Thursday
burned all of Mr., Busings and Lester
Rhodes hay.
Charley Free is building large
barn to shelter his thorough bred
cattle
Jim Johnson's claim was contested
he took his witnesses to Meade March
9th.
Beulah Howe was severely bitten 10y
IA dog last Friday while at school.
Eugene Bakers dog, which is q mean
brute, followed his children to school
and Beulah accidently stepped on him.
Little Ona Martin was unable to
walk couple of days last week, it is
thought that she had a severe attack
of rheumatism
Thomas Martin and Lester Rhodes
each hauled oil cake from Englewood
this last week.
There was a large crowd and good
dinner at the school house Saturday
after which the school entertained for
a couple OF hours. They did credit to
their teacher who had worked for them
so faithfully, The Board were all
present and joined with the pupils in
wishing they might have Mrs. Pratt
next term.
Those who attended the dinner Sat-
urday from distance were Misses
Peits and Webb and Mr. Coshaw from
Coin.
The last news from Font Murdock
was, that he had stood the operation
nicely and was thought to be out Of
danger.
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Notice Tor Publication,

department. oi the INFERIOR Land Office at
Woodward OKLA, March g. 1905
Notice Is hereby given that William W. Wheel.
or OF Beaver Okla has nled notice of his intention
TO make hnal ccmmut1d proof in suppor, OF his
claim, VIZ: HE No. 57SJ, made August 80. 1897
sor the SEA 'ec ~, 1wp3N, X "A ECM., and
thht SAID proof VIII be made before W. T.,
Vhnh, C.erA o. the DIstr.c. Court, al his Office
az beaver, OKLA, ON Arm 20, 1915.
lie names the following witnesses to Jrove his
CONTINUOUS residence ulou, and cultivation OF.
the land viz
Herbert l. Grace, Newton T. Taylor. Adam
Waller, George ". Webb, all of Bea er, Okla.
3-ly i-lG5wk DICK T. MORGAN, REGISTER.
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Resolutions.

Again the death angel has entered
our Masonic Temple and taken from
us one Of our esteemed and beloved
brothers and Junior Wa rden, Clyde
Maple, thus depriying our Fraternity
Of Il noble brother, the Country an
honorable citizen, and his mother,
brothe and sisters loving son and
brother, casting around us all sorrow
and gloom which can never be dis
PEELED, be it
Resolved That our hearts 90 out
in tender sympathy to the sorrowing
relatives, and especially to the aged
mother.
Be it further resolved that copy of
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes Of the lodge, and copy with
the seal of the lodge attached 5e given
to the family, and that the Beaver
papers be requested to publish the
same.
II NJ. Buick,
W. \. QrINv, Committees.
n
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NOTICE FOR PrRLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, Land once at
Woodward Okla. Feb. l3, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that George NJ. Curn.
Of Floris. Oklahoma. has fled no;ice Of his In
tention 10 make final five year proof in support
u his claim. viz: HE No. 1886. made April y
1858. for he swi4 c. a Twp ~. r p. f. I
NJ, and that said proof will be made before p
B. Healy, L. ;. Commissioner, a. her office al
Tyrone oklahoma, o April 81, 1875.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
the land. VIZ;
John W. Stephenson james ". Reed. Juh s
sims, Henry Scoggin ali OF Floris, Okla.
3-lg 4-23 DICK I. MORGAN, Register,
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Department ofthe Interior. Land Office at
Woodward. Okla. March s. 1919.
Notice IS hereby given that Edward n. Bal.
lnser OF Beaver. Okla. has nled notice OF his In
tsntion to make commu alton proof in support
II his claim. viz: HE No s62SS q 3j4j5 made Ap.
cal l. a May l. 1871, for ,he E,a NWH & S51
MN SEC ~. Tp4 4N,R 23E. c. NJ, and that
said prooi will be made be.o5e w. T. Quinn,
Dlsrh O. tle District Court in his office at Bea-
Yer. Oela.. on April %, 1905.
he names the following witnesses TO prove his
soutirunus residence upon, and cultivation Of,
the land, via;
f.ank ;. Davis. Sylvester Davis, william N
8mpbcl, solomon Hurlston. all of Beaver.
Okla.
a-l9 % DICK T. MORGAN. REGISTER.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
Departn 1t OF the Interior, Land Office a Wood.
ward, Okla, March l2tu 1905

IepdTtH II oil tlc Interior, Ldilu OllCt a WOOD
ward, OKLA, March l2Ju, 1905.
Notice l. hereby given that Peer Z. Rat1lah
Of Surprise, Oklahoma, has III d notice OF M
intention to make final five year proof ip sup
port Of his claim, VIZ: He No. lIs2S, made Feb
airy 25. 1913, Tor the sWA Sec, ID, Twp y, Ii
- l., and JhaJ saiu poo. whl he IN &c be,Ure
W. CulweL, JudSe o. tne County Court AT Beaver
Oklahoma, On April 81, 1898.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous Residence upon and cultivation
of, the land, viz:
Robert Moore, Of Clear Lake Oklahoma; X
". Mongold, james Armstrong, Henry d. Ratz
iatf, of Surprise, Okla.
3-26 i-3O DICK T. MORGAN. Register.
II you want farm ranch or relin-
quishmenG WORTH THE MONEY
write,
w. l.. DETwILER, "The Land Man"
Knowles, Okla
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Nntlce for Pnhlicaiinn

Department OF the L,terior, LAID Cdice at
Woodward Okla, March 2, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Lewis S. Sawrey of
ClearLake, Okla. has filed notice of his intention
To make fnal Communication proof in support OF
his claim, viz; HE No. 3O552, made March 2,
1896, for the Sig SEA Sec 20, a Nls NE4 Sec. S5,
TIP. 3N, r Is E. G, NJ, and that ,aid proof will
be made before W. T. Quinn, clerk of the District
'orrt in his office at Beaver, Oklahoma, on
April 22, 1908.
he names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF the
land, yizi
William Dunn of Clear Lake, Okla; James s.
Hen dricks OF Tiilin, Okla j. l.. Datsonof Clear
Lake, okla Gard Henddchs of Riverside, Okla.
S-l9 i-l65w DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Woodward Okla.
-. Cd. tuU.

Department Oi the interior.
Land Office az Westward Okla.
Feb - lgslS
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Ebinr
of Hibts, Okla. has filed notice OF his in
tention to make final FIVE az pro,,f IN supper,
OF his claim viz: HE No 1919. made Noyymhei
2i 1895. for the Wa SEA 4 E1i SWi
Section 5, Township \, Range %, L. c.
and that said proof will be made be-
fore W. T. Gu m. Clerk Of the District Court, in
his office at Beaver. Okla. on April q. lss.
He names the following witness e
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiya
tion OF the land. viz:
Abel W. T,oley. Thomas O. Weaver Georgt
Tooley, William \. Lan-dcn, all Of Hibbs, OKLA.
homa
3-l9 I-l6 wk DIck T. MORGAN, Register
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Department OF the Interior, Land Office at
Woodward, Okla, Feb, 2s 1905.
GNoiice Is hereby given that Samuel J. Beck of
Beaver, Okla, has filed no ice Of his intention
to make final commutatlon proof in pport of
his claim, viz: HE No, 270dl, made Sept. 2s,
1905, for the swi4 Sec 25, Twp5N, r 23 L. C. NJ,
and that said proof will be made Lefore W. T.
Quinn, Clerk of the District Court in his Office
at Beaver Okla, on April 20 1905
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land viz:
Alck McGlafflin, Joseph W. Beck, Albert l..
Burns, John W. Thomas, all of Beaver, Okla.
3-l9 4-l6 5w DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
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Notice for Publication

department OF he Interior, Land Office at
Woodward, Oklahoma. March o, 1905
Nouce Is hereby given that Grace NJ Wagner OF
faladiu, Nkla., has Med notice of his inten lion
10 make 1nal Con mutation proof In support Of
ms eialm' VIZ: HE No 1886, made Feb, g. 1871,
for the Ma sEli Sii NEl4 Sec II, Twp l n, X
20 E. and that said Ir,of will be made before ].
W. Culwcil, Judge OF the ounty Court at Bea.
yer, Ohla., on Al IrlI "a 1905
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
cohdhuou' residence uIon, and cultivation of,
the land viz:
Richard & Fam Hardy H. Snodgrass, Asa L.
.hasters' Harley {. foquet, all OF Paladin, Ok.
lahoma.
o.l9 4-23 DICK II N,po.S Poi.t
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, Land once at Wood.

Department OF the INTERIOR Land ONCE at Wood
ward, Okla, March 9. 1913.
Notice Is hereby gwen tlat Samuel X. wolley
Of Beaver, Okla has filed notice Of his intention
20 make final proof in support oil his
iain, VIZ; HE No 1922, ade April I. 1913. for
.he aWA Sec. 13, Twp. y, X q. +. c. NJ, and
hat aid proof will be mad, bcfure ". T
Rurn tlssh ui he Dl,,rict Cour, IN his Office
at Beaver, Okla On April q, 1875.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
IF, the land viz:
Joe &. Bryson, Ed Lille, John Lille, William
Noolery, all of Beaver. okla.
3-lg 4-23 Duk r. MORGAN, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Woodward, Oklahoma, March 8, 1875
No,Ice IS nerebygyen that Oschar L. j. Phil.
nrs oi Surprise, OLla has filed notice of his In
JeHtion to make final five year proof in support
pt his claim, viz: HE No. l4sl6, made Feb.
ruary "a, 1903, for the Els NEl4 & EIl SEA Sec.
p Twp. y, r 20 L. c. NJ, and that said proof
"ill be made before j. W. Culwen. Judg,
't the Cod' ty Court at Beaver, Okla. on April
23 1906
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, [ I'd cultivation Of
the land, viz:
W. IL. Jones, Ira Jones, Jerry Kniss. Thomas
j. Hen2lor all OF Surprise Okla.
S-l9 i-23 DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the in .erior.
Land once at Woodward, OLA

Land once at Woodward, OLA
Feb, 70, 1908
Notice is hereby given that William A. Dernid
OF florls, OKLA, has filed notice OF his IN .enlon
10 make hnal tive year proof in SUPP ort of
his claim, viz: HE No. lS4ls, made November
!, 1902 for the NWA Sec, "a, Twp. N,R2SEC.
NJ, and that said proof will be made before
W.T. quinn, Clerk OF the District Court, in his
office at Beaver, Okla. on April 20, 1898.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of the lana, viz:
John NJ. Durham, Ollie b. Blackjack. Edward
hulNey' Richard Muvey, all OF Floris, Okla.
3-l9 i-l6 5wk DICK I. MORGAN Register
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Chattel Mortgage /.

Blanks for sale at the HERALD office
in any quantity desired Send or bring
IN your order
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REAL ESTATE mortgages and
QUIT CLAIM Deeds FOR sale at this
office Send in your order We can
supply you with any quantity.
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Archer 5. Barrow

Auctioneer and Live Stock Salesman
VIII cry sales anywhere. Address
Floris Oklahoma, X + j. No. ,.
lips II.
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MUNSkLL & LONG,

physicians ano Surgeons.
Piles cured. Glasses fitted with
accuracy
Beaver, Ola.
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The Daily State Capital a
Year for Sis.
Great Bargain Price for Oklahoma's s
Pioneer Daily, Pending Estab-
lishment Of Cash-in- I'd
vance Plan

On April IL, 1908. The Daily State
Capital will establish the cash-in-ad-
vance policy. At that time all Daily
subscribers who are not paid in adj
vance will be cut off the list.
la the meantime, to make il easy for
all To pay ia advance. some SPECIAL
BARGAIN PRICES have been inaug-
urated Until April H. 1905. all who
will pay all back dues at the regular
rate Of 400 year, can get the Daily
BY MAIL ONLY, by payment in ad-
vance, as follows:
Daily for one year ---- s275
Daily for six months .---- 80
Daily for three months So
Daily for one month --.- 40
Send in your check Mt once to The
State Capital Co, Subscription De-
partment, with all back dues, il an old
subscriber, or il a new subscriber only
the Bargain Price for the time you de-
sire.
Twenty-four Weekly Bargains.
The state Capital also is Offering
twcnty-four attractive bargains ON its
Weekly. Send for circulars and par
ticulars.
We want solicitor on every rural
route in Oklahoma. A chance to make
some easy money. Liberal commits
sions. Write for details, giving ref.
erence.
Address,
THE STATE CAPITAL COMPANY,
Guthrie, Okla
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report Of the condition Of

At Beaver. In the State OF Oklahoma. nj the
close oi business Feb. ~, lsH.
RVGnTTRTEg
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Beaver, Ola.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-08-03
How to Clan Black GooSs.

To cl,un black cloth garments buy
> cents worth Of borax and 10 cents
worth of camphor gum. Put then,
iato larxH bowl. breaking the cam
phor gum nrst into small pieces. Pou,
over this one quart of boiling water
stirring to dissolve the boraX. All the
ca:Gphor will not dissolve. After it il.
cool put 1t into IL bottle and cork tight
~. says the Delineator. When wish
ing to use 1t pour portion Into {
basin, diluting it with half the guam
t.ty of cold water. Wet black stock
ing with this and sponge your goods
pressing afterward This will remov,
all spots and grease and restore tbs
black