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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24
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er Der BOG fun Ell, iom | fortrfHIis @rao itadr
frem ION ct 9tiooei for ale Spgoomm: {
RprerHe, 3euereH og StRren.
7r. SINNERS SmampsH Root THAR bsief. at
ben SruIo at bets m~erf0Rroiae heltreoenoe
@genifaher bar pFret beuIf / Euienoer al
enoos be met lntertsialoe lilfRloer.
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bets miIbe % upiltaayilee Birtning merfeS
mart. let or en- nib, fGeeHbe u~eeetabtift
SamrrerlGinlnA - en- Spetialilts 6orltr!ft
for en- ipeeiel Spaoom.
Champ pot aHbefalrs life for altiHs.
On s%oiuprea GrtIGrins for Senbto er uso
bper Slaife.
: 5iiiales / ane gpoteter | Tfaif.r at TO
StprreIier - 80 Gents o. ei Solar.
grspthafe frit pr. SOit.
1Sur at bcuiie bpao Siuamp. 8Uot bet tore
4nres, 9eUer. oa Slrremiooel utI alsre for
oig. taH hocr grier al "Iecordh 9uiteu',
ium life Tar pruUet Oct, ida Ell &rsueFdIfe
abiolut irit pr. Bot. aoresie Sr. Silurr
s Co., 8~tasbamtou, y. y. StgIr iods.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1905. Sp,: 1. Soormcset ubeisr ct
SeIeb at so arpuer meo Silne Of 8
Bet Heute os Hentesrcute / 10 aar?
2. Sporme9et bill bet belle auSraec til
l ameri'dnife Dollars?
8. San Se sipe mia Rabn o. GSresic
til en- COB Tatbematiter. meS bpem Der
fan ~iorreiponoercs / bet uorife Sproa.
4. 6por tau ies faa iisbt en- uorit
almnnaf for aaret 1S47.
Spar: 1. 2r. 130,5S.
2. $35.f0 si,er ben nnuerenps aars.
3. spprsereu ten 10 prspe at ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1907. Sp.: San en- Nano eftcr Der
nbe COB faa tit anbet Papir, mar ban
bar tnset tit fsritc. for ban bar Fl aar
snmmeI2
Spar: Sa, hpis ban nm CT 81 %
Der CT saaet to siar, iioen ban TT bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1904. Sp.: u. ieIser TO Seite til g.,
ua u. I~frioer en- Nsute, iom .. uuberifriber
~. ta9er meb andre Orb Sifferbeo / Sez
iteue). CT Oenue Rotc gpIbig naar @.s
9ores l1uoerltrift itte er paa ben? (Rortb
Satota.)
2. CT q. pIiati9 til at unSerrettc g..
for Roteu er forfaIbeu2
8. Sbis 9. life betaler, fan ba q.
rSen bioerc ta8e Seiteuc tiIbage feb?
Spar: 1. Sa.
2. ga. San CT sltstis til at nnbers
rette BAN ON, at ben er furfalben.
3. Spts ban bar Murtsase /; Seitene,
fan ban tase benz tilbnse psb ab retslis
Bel at laoe ben "fprelpie".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1908. Sp.: Seq ubtps NIT isrite gas
pir om @aaren 1908 / Duluth, Iinn.;
iibeu SliIi 1903 bar ies boet / 8arS 60,
81. 9af. 8aareu 1904 ilebe isg paa
2auo % blen "eontelteb". Sporleoes
ifaI ieg forboIoe mig for at faa NIT "iecs
ono PAPER, iaa ies fan bIipe itemmebes
rettieet / Nopember?
SPAR: DC maa inbienbe s~niesning
til SiitrittSretten, ipm bill nSitcbe Sercs
"ieeunb paper" efier 3 IaaueSer, bpis
Sc fnbeS rGrois til at blipe gurscr.
Seupenb Sem fprpurist til GIerf OF
Courts | Seres Guuntp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1909. Sp.: ct 2umbertompdni, boor
1ere af os bar arbeise. IooeSc os Bel
babe al Observation-Disclosures %eritattct
mar Sibeu bar pntn,e. San hi gisrt
arap berpaa a ben Sib BONNER?
Guar: Spis Z bar &Dntraft met
2ompaniet, fan 3 ab 2upens Sci for
lanse, at ben opfplbes fra 9%pmpanietS
Sibe iaapelipm fra ebers esen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24
FrsDthaIit irit pr. SOit.

Soar Sc Trioer til Ioerte,
reube, Iaa barr iaa peuIts at
mesSeIe. at Se ida oeres
Advertisement ! "Gecorab Boz
fen. Oct Titrsr Gem ben
beoite gebauoItug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1902. Dues: liza man filed on land
fVe years ago bit vaeafed his Slain in a
couple days after. do I haze TO contest
tie lana, or can Tile right array?
Ans: If the entry has not been can
celled, the proper way would be to bring
a contest.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

7914. Sp.: Haar Ser er grep paa
goitbuiet til en- Rnuo. os Set toiter 10
Gents at ian Oct. os bet Sort. Tom bars
Her ham neron, ,oumer bort eler tas
bes ni Soft6uoet os ieuere beIsrifte SIRE.
bet Tan iiuOes. boao or oa at i~oretaee /
en- iaaoau Sag? (~SpsrssmanIet tsrtt
fcrtortet.)
spar: Spis 1nnsen bar gisbeb
for, at Srepet CT tommei til goitfsntpret,
bsr ban bensenbe 10 Ill gpitmeteren
Do iniiiiere paa, at bet briHses for Ia.
Gen. SiGIper life bette, fan ban meiSe
Susen hos Rofmaiter General, @afbs
instpH, =. g., bpis ban fumes, at ben or
al iaa flor gigtiabeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1910. o.: I. San Seoifenbcbsru inos
ona Sggteitob meb biranoeu / Gorgc efter
Sen norife COB?
2. 9ar ieg ubtage NIT fsrite Scr8era
papir, mar ieg CT 2t Gnr, uaniet bpor
l9rse ieg bar prret Der i 2anbet?
Spar: /. Ga.
. On
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24
R~orreiponoance,

e-psrasmaal fro ptrsrner, ipm life opalser fine
glapne IN sfebafficnsn, britdres TIE.
epsrssrt boes afatis ftae ssSrosHadI Ct uarf %
treelist Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

penbc iis til 3rpi. assI gbne, Sri7iania
.ilniperftet.
A. Ssrfss Northern Toof unb Nimfie
Co., S57 Wcf Nprtb aue., Gbieasu, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1912. Sp.: I. San en- 3cnS, Tom
Der mere enb 100 aeres Sano %
"beeSer" BET, lem er ooer til fin SuItru.
ta9e Snmeiteno / Rontana2
2. Gr ban mot til at BABE Samilicn
meb zig biSub, meb bet ian.re ban flbtter
paa 9anbet, eqer Ton ban nente en- Raas
neOs Sio eIer iad, iuStiL Fan faar iat
op gus?
8. Son ban, raar Sertilien Dor paa
2arSet, retie til en- anbeu Stat og drbeis
Sc Ell ire Naanebers lib?
A.. Oil "Soiteu" sibe r1is GSresien
til Ell paalioeIi9 Sarmer | bet uoroUeits
lige Rontana?
Spar: 4. @si; bet bilbe psina bare
en- nbGSerIig Smsaaelie at Spueu, um
bet | bet belle lob ig sisre.
2. timber alminSelise SmitGnSisbe.
Der or bet tiiitreffelist, naar Samilien
tilfptter ct Somefteao, iaainart ei.cr
I,anSens "Gutrp", iom bet CT mulist for
ben, iaafrcmt Der life err andre aur6ulo
tiltebe, ipm fan pGtfe bsrettiset 9pil on,
Acknowledgements Grlise Senfster.
3. Suis bet er ct alninbelist Spme.
fteab, Tom &c aster at PROBE up paa )
aar, er Der intst | geien berfur. gses
Senipu til 9anb, bpurpaa man pentsr al
foretase Communication Irpof" (prDue
up mcb 9cuse), er Der mn itreusere 5or.
b%rinser, ifjsut forte SrnpGr paa NrbeibC
usiaa | iaabanne Siiielbe tilaSes, mar
man bar I'm 5amiiie bperbe paa 9unSei
% elers isrser for, at be nsbpenoisc
"Smpropements" biiper siurt.
4. let fan hi life, men nfnlisens en-
al glaoets 9Giere paa be CRATER tau
pGre Spprsereu til 9icurite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

1918. Sp.: u. tonteitcr ct Scmes
iteaS, oe Saeeu faIber I'D til bans Sors
bel. Sad iubtrGffer 6orbirorinaer, iaa
at ban life fan reiie fra 2anoct. San
ban Ia life iGIse i'm Het til en- anben
uSeu cerpeb at foripilbe fin aSeang til
at tdee Someiene panub2
Spar: Snsen fan tase SsmefeaS
pnaup, iom bar iolst lin SpmefeaSret
ener a%iitauet ben for "a valuable con.
liberation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-24

You can't lift yourself up by pulling
others down.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
Birthday Dinner.

The 10th of March was set aside
to celebrate the first quarterly
birthday dinner given by the w.
r. G. and the G. A. r. Post.
There were present sew enteen
whose birthdays came in the first
three months and five visitors
from northern states, making twep
ty-two guests of honor besides
thirty eight others in attendance,
making fifty all told. Rev. Jesse
Miller served as Master of cere.
monies.
The dinner was a most bounteous
one, after which speeches were
made by different ones, among
them an unusually good one by
COmrade j. al. Mosher.
Capt. Friend gave statistics
showing what the w. r. C. and
Ladies of the G. A. r.: had ex-
pended since their organization.
The aggregate reached up into the
millions. These Social days are
bright spots along the way and are
very much appreciated.
Hattie M. Nelson, Press Cors.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
When our Capital
was S25.OOO.OO

w do UAO,OOO,OO
and our total assets 100000, a
few years ago, we were considered
a large and strong bank; but today
our capital has grown to $3.50
and our assets have passed the half
million mark and are forging to the
million, and at almost every step
in our advance we throw out addi-
tional safe guards for our deposit
ors. In addition to the examina-
tons made by the United States Gov.
ernment we have several special eX
aminations thru the year, and our
loan committee and Board of Dir
Cctors are vigi'antly living up to
the governments requirements in
watching the affairs Of this bank.
mar 26 First NntionaI Bank.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
In Lending Money
.SO1-33.39.

Che First National Bank will give
to people who have bank
accounts with them and this is for
two reasons: When a person owns
a bank account it is a recommended
ton for him, and the banker has
an opportunity to know that the
loan will be safe. If man has
become of age, or a little older, and
has no bank account these days, it
is pretty good evidence that he has
nothing with which to secure a
loan.
We have many bank books
for those who will open new ac-
counts with us and our Tellers and
Cashier will find pleasure in max
ing it simple and easy for people
just starting to deposit their money
in a bank. First National Bank.
mar 26
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Miss e. E,Gll, sister to j. II.
Estill, (now deceased,) formerly
editor and owner Of the Savannah
Morning News, is winning for her
self a name among the writer's of
today; She has a membership in
the United States Press Writers
League and is on the Press COM
mittee of the Civic League, a
branch Of the Woman,s Suffrage
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

ask to again call the attention
of all public spirited citizens to the
visit of Prof. j. M. Pound State
School Commissioner ON Friday at
10 O'Clock. His address on public
school matters will both instruct
and interest. The Public is cor
daily invited. Be at the City
Hall on time and secure a good
seat and lend your help to the in
spiration of the hour.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

state of MUD when on the goth;
day of August there was left in
my Office large envelope of my
old law firm addressed to me and
marked "personal and confident
ial'' on the front, and marked in
large letters On the back "person-
al"sand written in pencil were the
words "old envelope used over"
The printed card of my old firm
was on the front Of the envelope
and was as follows: Return in
five days to Hoke Smith and Fl. G.
Peoples, Atlanta, Ga"
There Was nothing about the en-
velope to indicate who had sent it
or where it came from except the
card of my old firm.
Inside of this large envelope was
another envelope also sealed and
marked personal and confident
ial,,' those words being doubly
underscored. Within the outer
envelope and outside the inner en-
velope, which, as l have said, was
sealed, was a letter, a copy of
which is as follows:
Governor HOke Smith,
Dear Sir:-During the past cam
paign for the Democratic nomina-
tion for governor. you repeatedly
referred to me as a ''card writing
commissioner"
did write several "cards," ex-
posing the fallacy of some of the
charges against the railroad com
mission and against me Individual
ly, but there was one "card0
which / refrained from writing.
Its text could have been the en-
closurei in the sealed envelope which
accompanies this note.
Respectfully, etc.,
(Signcd) JOSEPH M. BROWN.
Atlanta, August Goth, 1907.
This letter sent so mysteriously
could have but one meaning. A
railroad commissioner whose re-
moval was under consideration by
the the governor, undertook to in
timidate the governor, by threat
ening the use of card containing
some character of charges which
when read by the governor, the
commissioner believed would deter
the governor in the performance
of his official duty relative to the
removal of the commissioner.
A commissioner who would re-
sort to such course was unfit for
the position, and governor who
would permit him to remain in
office after such conduct would
have been unworthy of the office
l returned to Mr.. Brown the
inner envelope with the seal un-
broken, and I sent him contempt
raneously an order dismissing him
from office.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

The Schubert Symphony Club
will render some bowitching selec-
tionS'at the Opera Honsc Friday
night the 18th. 797372t.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Oh acgount of the AUTOMO-
BILE RACES at Savannah the
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL
WAY will sell low rate excursion
tickets on March 18th and 18th,
good returning until March goth.
Apply to nearest ticket agent
SEABOARD, for rates. schedules
and other information.
sol -33. 80.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

If you want to buy a good type
writer cheap, phone the Enterprise
and we will sight you. 745- 30-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Watch for announcements for
the Sunday afternoon service at
the Christian Church. Read Sat
urday's Enterprise.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Strawberry short cake is in sight
as some of the berries around town
are nearly grown.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Central Christian Church Reviv-
al goes on with splendid interest.
Fifty two additions. Continue.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
In Speech at Decatur Mon
day He Told What His
Administration Had
Accomplished
Explains Why He DISMISSED
Railroad Commissioner
Brown

act and SAID that It's ratlt1catI0n
would mean that for generations to
come white supremacy would be
maintained in Georgia without the
necessity of intimidation or VIC
lence; referred also to attempted
lobbying; said that the state is be-
ing flooded with railroad literature;
said that he had been Informed
that the brewers had raised 81, 900,
900 which they propose to use in
the South to control elections; adj
vocated a proficient system of
bank examinations and the i'm
provement of insurance laws; urg
ed that the utmost care be taken
that the public be guarded against
investing in insolVent companies.
On the subject of prohibition,
he quoted from the declarations
that he made in his first campaign,
saying that at that time he did
not believe that public sentiment
was sufficiently strong to enforce a
state prohibition law, but that the
legislature in passing a state law
"responded to the overwhelming
will of the white people of the
state. )"
In the course of his speech, he
said:
On the 21st of August | remov-
ed Mr.. J. M. Brown as railroad
commissioner and appointed Mr.,
S. G. McLendon for the uneXpired
term.
The time is come when the pub
lie is entitled to know from me
why this action was had
1t is hardly necessary for me to
state that before my inauguration
I had become satisfied that Mr.
Brown ought not to retain the posi-
ton of railroad commissioner. l
have already discussed before the
people many of the reasons which
brought me to this conclusion.
will not go into his various
acts which l have heretofore critic
Used.
just before my inauguration
the railroad commission reduced
passenger rates. Commissioner
Brown disSented from the report
and presented what he called his
zone system. He put his dissent
in the shape ofan elaborate pamph-
let which l have no'doubt was dis
tributed by the railroad authorities
for the purpose of fighting the &C,
tion of the commission.
| would have removed him as
soon as was inaugurated but the
law required that / should report
my action to the legislature with
my reasons for doing so and the
legislature would then have been
called upon to pass upon my re
port. There were many questions
before the legislature and it was
evident that they would not have
time to complete their considera-
ton before adjournment, and | did
not wish to inject this question
which would consume additional
time, and hazard the passage Of
important legislation.
On the adjournment of the lcgis-
laturo | still felt the Importance Of
his removal and the benefit to the
state which would come from the
immediate appointment of Mr..
McLendon, for the time was very
near when the commission would
be involved in litigation with the
railroads over the passenger rates
which Mr.. Brown had refused to
and which he had public
ly condemned.
But I heSitated about acting on
account of the fact that the lcgis-
Iature having adjourned he would
not be given opportunity to have
NV Io0icioo rnuioun1 until his
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dixon and
son Maxwell will go to Leary to-
morrow. They have not disposed
of their property here, but will be
there several months on import
business matters.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Figuring Oh the basis of 6 to 1
the population Of the Fitzgerald
distsiet, taking the white voters
registered, aud adding the negroe
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Fifteen more were baptized at
the Central Christian Church last
nigh.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
afternoon Mrs. Stokoe

afternoon Mrs. Stokoe
q. NJ. e. Stokoe, pro-
BIZ Che White Swan Laund-
sed on at their home on
Lee street. Mrs. StokOe
- ailing for sometime and
death came as surprise to
She was a devoted wife
affectionate mother and a
Woman of strong friendship. The
husband and daughter Myrtle will
start tonight on the 1850 Ar B. y
A. train with the remains for
Wayland, Michigan where she will
be laid to rest in the family bur
ial ground. Funeral services were
held this afternoon at 3 O'Clock In
the First M. E. church conducted
by the Reverend Jesse Miller.
The Enterprise extends sympa
thy to the bereaved husband
daughter, and son.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29
Dick Griggs Dead.

Many OF our readers. especially the
old timers will read with a great deal
Of regret the news of the death of
Dick Griggs, Jr.. which occurred at
Meade Wednesday of last week.
Death was due to typhoid fever and
came after an illness OF only about two
weeks.
MIR. Griggs was about 33 years Of age
and had lived the greater part OF his
life in Meade County He was well
known TO all the pioneer settlers and
was honored and respected by all who
knew him.
About five years ago Mr. Griggs had
charge OF the HERALD during our ab-
sence on vacation for a couple of
months and he will be remembered by
a great many Beaver people who
formed his acquaintance at that time
He was an honorable upright citizen
and one who will be missed from the
community in which he resided for so
long a time.
The HERALD extends sincere SYM
pathy to the relatives who mourn the
loss OF a husband, son and brother.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29
Wedding Bells.

Rev. Ballinger, pastor Of the VI. E.
church, reports two marriages the past
week at which he was the officiating
clergyman
On Wednesday night Miss Fern
Congdon and Emmett Jamison, both
of Knowles, were married at the
Thompson hotel. These young people
are well and favorably knownin their
community and have the best wishes
of their many friends for long and
happy welded life.
On Wednesday afternoon. Miss Belle
Score and Clarence swallow. were
united in marriage at the office of the
county judge
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29
CimarrOn Bridge Goes Out.

We received no mail last week from
Meade for couple of days on account
OF high water in the Cimarron which
took out the bridge. This is the
second time that that bridge mas gone
out 1t is extremely unfortunate for
the people OF that community as we'll
as for the mail carrier. for the Cimar-
ron is treacherous stream and one
which it is very dangerous to get into
high water. We have not heard but
presume the bridge will be replaced at
once
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29
A. W. TooIey for
The legislature.

We hear many expressions OF pleas
ure from some of our Leading citlgens
when they learn OF the candidacy Of
our old-time friend and fellow towns
man. A W. Toolsy for m@mber OF the
legislature in the new state Of Okla
hona. and well does Abe deserve
their remarks Of appreciation. for dur
ing his almost thirty years residence
among Us here. he ever showed the
spirit Of honesty, integrity and perse-
verence in what he thought was right
and for the best The people Of his
adopted county. Beaver. can make no
mistake in electing Mr. Toolcy to re-
present them at Guthrie, a. men Of
such character as his is especially
needed at this tune OF constructing a
new state government.
He Is quiet and unassuming and is
possessed Of good level head and
would make a splendid. efficient ami
capable legislator. His hosts Of friends
III Norwich would be pleased to learn
that he had received substantial ma
jority in the election in November
Norwich, CKas Herald.
The above coming from Mr.. Tonley's
former home paper. shows Us how that
gentleman stands in the community
where he formerly resided for nearly
thirty years.
The people of Beaver County will
find him honest, upright and capable
and we bespeak for him a nice majority
at the polls next Tuesday-Vote for
Tooley and you vote for good man.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29

Governor and Mrs. c.. ~ Haskell
hnv. made formal announcement Of
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Frances Lillian, to Leslie Gordon
Ni5lack. Miss Ha-kellis q charming
snd beautiful young lady. Mr.. Nj
black is editor of the Daily Leader. one
"f the leading Democratic papers of
the state. and one Of the most promi-
bent Democrats and business young
men Of Oklahoma.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29

A hint to the wise: Stamp your
cross in the large circle under the
American Eagle next Tuesday and
your vote will be cast for good men,
good government and good times, re-
member that.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29

DONE fail to vote for the presidential
electors next Tuesday. No doubt
many viii 'ook for the names OF the
presidential candidates on the ballot
and not seeing them will fail to cast
their vote for the electors. Bear this
in mind and cast your vote for the
electors
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29

The democrats claim we are having
hard times under Roosevelt and prom
ise return OF the good old Cleveland
days il Bryan is elected. Nov wouldn't
that jar you
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29

FOR SALE-One fourth interest in
100 acres of land E1s OF NEl4 SWl4 of
NEI4 and SEA of NW1l of section y.
Twp y. X 20 Z. Probably all shares
can be bought
CRAWFORD TAYLOR,
1929 lilo Searcy CO., SNOWFALL, Arb
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POstOffice Hours

OiIlce open from 90 a M. to s 90 pm.
SUNDAY SERVICE
From 60 p m. to 5 90 p. m.
JSo. X. THOMAS, p. NJ
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Everybody but the women will vote
for Tooley and Peckham next Tuesday
they can't, poor thing-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-29

Make noise like vote for Tooley
and Peckham next Tuesday
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The Democratic Hot-Air factory will
have to shut up shop after next Tues
day.
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As we 90 TO press the Beaver Coun-
ty's Teachers Association iA in pro-
gress. The meeting promises to be
well attended and a profitable one.
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County Court

The First Monday in January, March
May, July, September, and November.
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Fredrick Becker, AuctiOneer

Livestock and Merchandise
Madison. Oklahoma
Call or write.
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The city schools were dismissed
Thursday and Friday To allow the
teachers TO attend the association
meeting those days.