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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

aei, bas er, pdhrfnb fr In @tcftn's
Mlirtbfdaft an Carlisle Npe. uTsn
sssobn Gtrabs 9iiiarb fpieitt. bon sinsm
gteqer rm s6, sptide sr naf ttrien
Gtnbl ssleet bate. beftobien iDorosH
ifi.
- Die Gnbrfeuts 3. q. creme pom
SO. 1923 UlcTsiden Npe. uno Lhos.
@urtett, BON 80. 2847 NDeft waf9Ridtn
Aps., strietbsn efiierD Nbsnb In Gtreii,
in beiTen 0erlnuf GrDiue ftinen Weas
Hsr niebrert unasf6brlids GtinfrnHotn
bsibrahte. gurtett purbe BON sinenl
In Der RGbe luobnenbeH 4r5t ntrbnns
ben unn beimgtbrnd,t. uHo Grope
fpurbs bon etm pclisiiseu ananmsner
perbaftes unb untsr Der 4ntInae nts
Norbansriffs einsefperrt.
Oscar De 5crrsIi. BON No. 2277
Nine Strcbe, purhe duf eiHem Gfra.
bsnbnhnipastn Der 3oosGoen port at'
rie BON EuihsHpitben ufH isin pcrtea
mOnuais nit sos ssnhnii beitoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
0aritRIsIf i'm Gertrnes Rolbf Gfbo'
Inaasseim.

Sn benz ieptliih seIeseHen @srtrnot
aolbe Grboiunesbim IN Bpomins,
bttanntIib elmer 3nsiaanitaii nss 8es
ibesbd 6oipitols finbet am Samftns
ben 10. Suni Elm GdrtenFeFt aHtsg ben
aufpisien ees Wnrid unb Wdrsbd
B,reins bes Bethesda eofpiiais itatt.
Den i5sfisdiisR ftehen eenubrtids
Stunoen bepor, benn bie perf6iscsHsn
apn,mittesn, bic NIT ben 8erbtreitaHs
gen bttraut lpurben. iiHb ibon felt &C.
ranmtr 3eii an Der arbeii aH ben Or
folg Der @ernHftnltuHs su ii4trn. giir
grFriiduHeen fpirD felbfreeenh 6orgs
estraetn fein uno oHbtrbem tperten
tiibfns SoRbdrbtiteH unp isnitiee Miiss
Iine @ebrouhseeeenfs6Hbe gum 8trs
iauF ssInnssn. Orr Jefiplos III iebr
bequem nit Der GlsHoole Gar su ets
reihen, sptlft bic Geitgdfie bis sur
Elipex RDcb in WpomiHe brinst-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
0lrbeiteripObnnHesp
gHiH 6trr J. o. ShmiSlapp bier
ned MaibiHstsHsr VlaItsE
errihiea iaNeu.

nrr 4. %. Shmiplnpp plant bi.
Grrihtuna einsr ansabl Mobnbdufsr,
bic fir arbeiisr bsitimmt ftuD, Die
siHsn NIT gsriHesa 9froisnit bdbfH
nnp fih boher unier bsn obtpcitsnbtH
9trbcIiHifTen In ben neif.n sydtlsH nit
@Dhnunsen beaniipen miifsH. ei.
iaum msnihenpiirOis stnaHnt DsrDsH
fonHen.
glacb ben g|IGnen, bic ttr.its dusses
arbeitst pprben IinO, iperosn pprIaufig
stlpo 80 bis 40 sfpeiit0dist 6drfer IN
einem per 6iieelSiftriste trrihist rpers
ben uno ients hieier eodsftr irn 3iDet
Wobnuneen BON je erei 3tutHsrH unD
9anesimmer enthdlisn. bic fir W bis
$40 oie WoGe permiefbet rtrben
i0unen. Gbs bic Snnnsriifnobme Der
gauten erfolgt. ipirb s<rr G6miolapp
nod noh Mnibinston reiien urb iih
ecrt nit alien giHetbtten bss bort
burhg.fabrten gldRs fur arbeitsr,
ipebnunatn, Ole enter Der Qeitnne pcri
General Siernberg trrihitt iruresn.
psrsraut MAIDEN. GolIts Der plan fidl
btiu6hrtn. 10 iDia 6err Sdmioldpy
Dsrfahen berartiss SouieH mil Ollie
dnnerer aapitnliiteu in grobtm Wab'
Ftobs aufSufiihren unb uuf 6auftr sli
srri6ttn. bic bon ben arbsiiern su
mdbiaem yrtifs unb unter lei6ten Be
bineunsen idHfli6 srlporbtH Usrben
t0nneH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

SamiItun snseisgH, asfal1 1Nstisfn
uns Gsuisteitru Fns absaesbea ede
Der 4. auo Charles StrGhe. lln'tr
Naeuf fir SamiltsH iushut Rs. 3Oi
@erb Sruut Ctr. 9siepheH Samiiiss
1861. 9eltpheH naifres 9srreipsH
erHtcH: 393N yeu.
Moht ftinsm esbsn stn
@nbe.
.essaisb1spsfas sts 9innuaGtin asIissgarJ
6amiItoR. s., 2. Suni. Der
So Sabre alt, Gspree 5afi, tIn sbts
mnIia,r ShaRtpirtb, tpurot am Grsts
toa Rahmittua als QeiGs nit tlntr
auatlpunbe in Der rtdtn 54Iafs IN
benz aeQsr fsines 6auits, Rp. 1T
britt. gtroB. in RibblstoUn. q,
aefuubsn. Ulau nabm anfdnglIh an,
SaB Duff bas Opfsr zines 9trbu6sns
estpprotu fpar, bis Rahforfnunstn trs
sab.n. bab CT OsR RsDolper. Der nsbsn
Der aeihe lag, srft trentse Stunotn
Dorbsr a.tauft bate. aIitm aHihesn
mad bobtu finansitae Shplerieitiisn
ihn sam StIbitmorD ptraHlabt.
- Tn 9latlonaIbdnten non 8utler
Gounin, .inIhlieblt1 Der ntutn Ban'
fen in Sep,n Wils unb Wliselstorn,
tpurben auf $2.029. 1872 CUR gsiituss
rung abssitdst.
- Dag prGhtige neas Dtusripshss
baus in qinpsntpalb III isst fsrt'g uHn
pirb bsute bsSossn.
- SeiratbssrlnubniBfhtin CLAUDE
Rartia, q RibbIetospn, une WarD
Wartin, %, glibblttotpn; dritesnss
ridtr 5uebss. Repeal Ddnfoa, 10,
6amilton, unp auegla WleGorlaao. Is,
6amilton. Rariia 6aufer, 28, 6o'
milton, unb Warp Gdulibsib, 70,
SamiIion. S5rant Grader, "a, ,Wibblsa
toipn, une @rucs Gilsfpie, IT, ,Niebls'
tonn.
- Der G.. 8. & o. pslsIiG fabrtn'
b, Giitersue 9to. 80 sntgleiits peres'
| fern Rahmittag In Der Rabs peH
gropnspills, 3nb., unb sipei @as'
| spns ftirsttn bon btr Giisnbahnbriid'
| IN ben Oftli6sn .3fetis Des Mbits Wa'
terssEluB. gladliher Weife pural
glismcnb psrl.ss. Alle 3iiss ipatesr
bnr6 ben gdbnunfnH gsalpunesn ubs1
bic gsnHinlpGuia Ooer Big beur "
nien gu fahrer,
| Die Ginnnhmsa In Der Wiapors
Cffiee p1brsnu BEN RcHot Wloi no
rsn $13s StrafseIber In Rriminal
1 fdIen unb $395.00 In Girl. AntiagsH
| eiaenien unb DsrihtstoiieH. Wnl
lssiersm g.tras fitlsH $56.75 aaf Di
| 9unDes2isenIsH.
s5rau augult GAipfiser pon Ra
| Q Mnfon alsp iiiir5ie porgsftern Rad
mistag NIT ihrsm Gdnsline bic zxspp
hinab uHb brad 3tpsi Nipptn. D1
j ssjsn satiam iait bsH &tEsdtH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
eokal-Dfrid)t
Semte
gtmsst in ser Uiniissafle bic Sd,iak
feier Der iiniperiitGt ifatt.

I'm Der MuIitbnlle tptroen am btii.
tiosn saae bic Diesi6hriatn 0rdouans
ben Der ti.fieeu liniperiitdt ptIeeentiid
Der S6Insfeier ihrs 9ipIomf erbalten.
Ties Ghlubftisr Hiutmt um sebn uhr
@ormittaqs ihrtn MnFdng uno gele'
psntIih otrieiben rperoen Der uniperit.
:dtsprdIibeut Or. Tabnsp. glrcfeHor
3. 8. gort uno R.p. u. @. 5ortuns
anipraftn bolten.
Die Grobuanoen iinh iuif folat:
RcWiden gclegs OF QiberaI arts
-6elen Sanet 4comb, atnnie auittn,
emma 8tinbort, Doris Binsel, slsa'
nor 9Iad, Gbdrles 20. GrOeman.
DuIce grutton, StonIsp ealbipeG.
Qhplis Garter, Gam. Goben, Rarjps
sit Gonuer, alpina Eopibion. Goipdre
Clan, Rofina 5ebnsr, emma Doerr,
Barn Draper, SalIie 5ra3isr, errd
stlbmann, Rnlpb ssor, ellie 9oebel.
GImer 6oshnls, Clifford 5oa. Wiiores
bnmilton, GnroIpu 6tnIp. Gbiih 6ia,
spIspb hpmuH, Rnpbotl Jiuacs, Ss'
,ael adpslan, SpIspbin. arusd. 6oir.
ocrsns, AItou WeQsIIp. Ruth Rtsger
Blobpg Minos, ebitb Norsbadp oil.
bo girman, Bruce poanrb, anHo
Raitt, gaui Reece. 2nura Rseop, Rutf
Renner, Clara Riss. Tlirinm Roth.
filb, FLORENCE poirsn, e5lor,nrt San
ten, Otto gon S6Iidten, 4nna SGri,
Der, Rpfr Sbins, 2ouii. StepeIfcu
Rcrmc Siraiemepsr, alma Srautmnn
WorD 5oi., gbrifei 1hiIIp. Rrrn0oI
fsrt. Nnp MarHsinp unb grst4es
MnlFf.
5ns.nisurs goIIess-SCs. Bran.
fen, q. 2. Dcnpugb, g. g. SOscid
u. g. Sart, ]. %. 5onb.n. @. 9
stuOeb,l, 8. 8. arnns. .. Wt. Ga
Bad. R. z. RcGomas, 6. N. Stin
mgr, o. 8. Smnth. e. u. Stratemsper
=. 4. 9anIcr unb %. z. 5bnu.
5urifiifhes college Mnrlteu al
len, O. g. grobburp, B. q. gpIano
X. o. Sgptn, g. 8. Gretbers. u. q
graff, q. 2. 6erttpis. 6. 8. 5uus
meper. %. @, S,lIifon, Z. R. 5ohripn
R. Z. aee!ing, .. 8. asrriauH. R. 9
arntp, @. 8. ailIit, g. %. UcGoittr
&. 8. WlorrCtp, Z. 90. Ranrfsp. J. g
Noppnpori, q. q. Sd,pper, @. g
gprarpl, !. 9. sbeib.n unb ). .
Mart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

Msp. 9. Sb1lp; .StoIinn Mnrh" BON
popini, DrneItsr.
Gupt. Matter Rihorbs bon btr,
bieiissn MdlTerperten III s.ffern nad
Rcneiter. q. o., sereift.
Der aIrion Wi6nnerctcr ptrars
itaItet heuie absnb in hsr Central
5alIs, an Der 8. Ctr. uno GtntrolApe.,
cine grtispertbeiluns unb finbet mad
beritIbeR Elm gemiitblt6es 9ansfrdns.
den ftntt. Gin muiitalii6esp prosramm
tcmmi Sur 9urtfiihruns unc Iino ale
fSreunbe Des ,arion" eingeIabeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
SeaepMe xmb 9astOM.

Seui. ftnbst in Bellevue bic
.5Los Dan gnrube ftott. Dir
Wtorfhroute besiunt bon @altt's
Spernbous an BERN StraBs Sur
Gsnter StroBt, 3ur Boihington, sur
s}airfieIb Mpe., 5ur O'Galfon NDeYlus
uHo sum 0cpiar Saulbduit. Wdnor
Nm. Gift ipirb bic grOffnungsreoe
bolten unb ibm iOIet Rsp. John
Shoible NIT Der Dsiberebe. Gefuns
Der stinbsr ,amsriea1; 4nfprdtt
burd Gupf. SD. g. Sing; Rep.
S6aibIp iibereisbt bic 5dbne, 5trr
@bas. u. gsabeG uberninmt bic Gdbs
ne uno bdlt Elm. pdFenbe Rses. Die
Sdulftnber itHssn borduf Star
SpanaIeo 8annsr uHo Rep. Shdtblep
hdIt bann bic ShIuBrtbs.
goIiseidsf GrtIisb BON 9apton
tonute bic GhIps'ter BON Rcberl
sSpbnlon, Der orr Jube Der 5reeman
ape. In Cincinnati sr.ranf, niht duf'
ftnoen.
- Die G6luBIsisr Der DaptcH
So6IduIs fiHbst am 13. Sani I'm
aupitDrium iiatt,
| I'm De- gsaspus Gtaotrntbsr
ibuna murbe Tan. Wabben einl
BirtbIbaitslisens psrtusissrt. 3sl
Steueruusglei6uRgsratb berihtet'
| iiber cine @eiommtbsiteueruna Dor
S2,7S3, ,125. Gin, SroinonS bttr
! bic 6unoefieusr, 81 fir etntn 5uHi
unS So fir cine 6uuoin pro Jahr
Etpuroe poffirt. 0as Gefes aonIntt'
tee tpurDe iaitruirt, oos itdetiih'
guoast su entiptrIeu unb oie Steusr
rate feit5uffeIlsn. Die RepportSanl
60. lou bic pber, 3aplor apt. rspa
rir,n, sbsn{o IoQ Ols II. &. 8. & y
SO. ben SbsiI Der Strabe piseer II
ben 3uftouo iesn, in fusI6tRs er I'D
Dor Der 2ssuRg Der etiiunsssObtt'
bsfoue. ssir oi, gerRHernng BE-
Daansr @lIsn iOlsn angsbots sHtst
asngsnoTmsu ipsybsu.
Ger Dapioner Wdnnsr6or, q
5auasr, pirp kuts 4beHc Snn trfisl
gpaIs in Der arb,itsrbalI. Offertltd
IouffrettH.
- Ssnrn Dan gtten tuuroe al
stslIs pou George 2ptIe gum Rant
pCIisifi Uen SaptoH ernanrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

1m Der Ode Der 13. Hns Sint Siratt
iberiahrtH.

Gsors. NilItr. 10 Sabre aft, unn
6surp Darsman. So Sabre alt. bsios
ipObnbaft no. 1911 grenlen Strobe,
molten atitern an Der Gde Der l3.
Etrabe Die gins Girabs treussn. ols
fis Don eiHsm bon 6. q. @aifrs sss
lentten 4bliffrungstraatn Der Bhiis
Star aaunbrp Comp. sstrcffen unn ~
goben gsrifIen irurhfn. Gin 4nsei'
seuee bes llnfalls bennGrihsigtf IN Der
Mnnubms bab Die Berunsliidien ffipsr
psritst norben isin. bos pelissibdupte
ouartier. jsboh Dartn bic sIpsi aiien
Wldnner bei Aniunft Des pGtrclipn'
ams b.rtits nnh btr Sfiits eiafs N
bsr gldbe ipobnsnDen 4rsiss etbroh
iDorSen. Shrt werlesunBen, befscHo'
ben aus QbiAiirfungtn unb aoHiuf'
uffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
aleiss s,Dliaeinads dsridbtes.

- polisiIt Deipirs faHe s.Fiern
Msorcsu pcr 1usssaHbruh tins total
betrunssns lrnu In sinem nOfe an Der
IA. Gtrobs unb Central aDennt pOr.
Gie flebte Den 9tamteH on. iie ntns 81
perbafttn. ilnb psriadie ibu NIT sintr
;5siHfDollar Jlots iii btilettn. Gelbfspsf.
fianblin tpurbs nifft 3umufbung mt
isniriiTtuns suriidaespisitn unb pig
gd1nQtns. ipelft fin nls Wns
Gmii1, "A .5ahrs alt, bon 10. l5Os
5obn GtEnbt rtsiftriris. iplarDt untss
Der Auslast btr 1funiHheit finst
fpsrri,
- Qoiprsns y. @1nl. Don no E3l
@sIt Court Girabs. mtlosis per Doll
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
fas Ordserihmadana issmmitiss

Eos giiraerfpmmitise. bns bic 4r'
rrnsnnsnls fiIr ben bissidhrigsn gra.
Lerfhmiifunestos sttrofFtH bot. hiel'
aeiisra 9lb<nb In ber Tlemcriol 6nlis
nntsr bem Wpriit pcn Col. Wanr @ils
berbers feline ItRis 0triammIung ab.
Die atltriatn Wtrhpn0Iunefn be-
f6rdnsten fh aui DaHtbeihluns fli'
ade 1btilnebmfr on Der pornpt. fun
bic DerIhis0ensn NtbHtr unb oif itdo'
tifd4n Neborotn. LAS 4Dmities ptrl
taste liA bdnn snboiltis unn tbf ni'
btrrtn BON sinnRber iAiebtn. frbObsr
NJ iia Don pfH Eibsn une iaHssI
rMulD Gang Gaprts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
0ies ssab 0as.

-Gas Hiirssrtouimitsst, bas ss fif
aur aufanbs semdd]t bet, fiir bic
beilsormse $55, 900 n,ifsubriHeeH. bat
iefrxii S43. 1877 3uinmmsn unp bic
aampcans fou nnHmshr bis Wontnc
MbenO Tnrtgeebi perDtn. 9is bnhiH
pgaubsn bic TsitgIIeoer 0ts aoulnlis'
tres. bas biz ssipiiHihte Gammt auf.
eebrnnt Iein lDiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

IN Der GiTeneitbsrti bon 1oa.
itcn, Gtdnipcob & @ombIt, an Der
Gseit Nntsn Strobe, brad, sei.tru
abeno elm 1elsr aus, Sas sliidlihers
lpeiIe osl0Idt iperbsn tonrts, nadoent
ss einen Shabes non siipa S700 ange.
lid,tet bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
gsrmift.

Ger 63 sJabrs uiie Mm. H0itieTs.
pcn SO. 1922 9rtHsn Girabs, eiH
Giearunarbeiier. pirb felt WittpDd,
gsndmittaa permibi. Gr eHtfefHte ilh
INT asnanaten 3fil BON fsiHtr Arbsiiks
ltelIs In Rortpsob nit Der Grildrung.
sr lei irans unn iuslle Ii6 bsinsbssehsn.
III isbo6 bishtr nids IN ftiHsE Wcbs
rune singstrofFsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
Ntrrs6nst

4sFa ~ - e% ~ ~
GeIlner (Sam aoiIegtn). .3n drgtr.
lih. bel oem bttrunienen aeri ha6t il
mid perrsbnts. sr baite ia aht 9las
Bier getruntsn!s
.@ispisi hcfi bH ibu bsHn tss
gahgsn IniItH2.
.Wier3ie gsHssi4
.Das ftimmt pc62@
ga, absr ih ipar siitrit Der Ntls
fsiana. Il bdttt nuE Fsdps @las sfsrasls
tsnl"
btines GtbSv.
DioIinpirisoit lb6rt sin GGef bl6s
isn): .Eeb<n Ek. bifIek E6nf mis5
persieli6 M.Gaittn ostsnis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

grimdrpa5I samitaa. ben 10. 2unt lsi1.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-10-05
Public Sale.

/ will sell at Public Auction at my
place Q miles south and mile east Of
Beaver City l Z mile west and miles
north OF Elmwood and . miles west Of
TifIin's store. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER o. 1911.
Sale commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following described property to-
wit:
CATTLE-8 good milk cows s calves
steers and heifer calves. shoats
wgt 100 lbs.
POULTRY geese, dozen Partridge
Cochin chickens, chicken coop l2ft
long.
IMPLEMENTS feed grinder nearly
new, 1 John Deere walking lister,
8-shovel riding cultivator, l6.inch
iourteen-disc disc, l8-inch Goode-
nough Sulky plow nearly new, 2-row
corn sled, hayrake, l buggy, PROV
corn planter, shovel garden plow
Monitor nearly new, 2-section steel
harrow, sod plow sled left long,
l8ft broomcorD rack, old DeerinR
moving machine, wire stretcher,
grindstone, l5-barrel galvanized
water tank, ) water barrels, lO-gallon
milk cans, 30 rods hog wire, 10 acres
Of kaflir corn in shock, about acres
bound cane in shock, a few acres sowed
feed in shock, few loads Of maize in
head, and other articles too numerous
to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-l kitchen cab
inet, kitchen cupboard, / new extern
sion table 6ft, ! heating stove, cook
stove, commode, iron bedsteads, 2
sets coil wire springs, some chairs,
DeLaval cream separator, / washing
machine and wringer, set quilting
frames, Old Trusty llO-egg incubator.
LUNCH ON THE GROUND.
TERMS: AN sums OF $1,000 and under
cash in hand. All sums over 5000 a
credit of IL months time will be given,
purchaser giving approved security,
notes bearing 10 per cent. interest from
date. 10 per cent. discount for cash
on sums over $1,000, No property to be
removed from grounds until terms are
complied with.
c. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Owner.
]. NJ. JONES, Auctioneer.
w. q. FIELDS, Clerk
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-10-05
Deep Well News.

The drillers at the deep well are CO.
ing steadily downward in the direc-
tion Of China, the well being down $40
feet. Considerable rumor has been
floating the rounds regarding what has
already been struck, a few alleging
that gas and oil have both been passed
through, the gas being so strong that
at one point ii shot the mud into the
air distance OF a hundred feet, but
the drillers claim it must have been
done after working hours, and that the
oil alleged is nothing but result OF
black muck pasted onto the working
parts OF the casing and material to
prevent the quick-sand from interfer-
ing with the work. They are very en-
phatic in the denial of this, the driiler
informing the Herald yesterday In
reply tn an inquiry as to the truth Of
the rumor. THAT there was nothing
to il, and pay no attention to such
reports" Yesterday the drillers were
in sort OF CLASSY rock, harder than
anything yet encountered, and had
gotten down bat one foot in two days.
which is working some. Up to this
time they have struck nothing which
indicates TO them artesian water. The
board has recommended tn the state,
according 10 the Okahoman, that il
artesian water il not struck in the
Guymon or the Carthage wells, that
the balance Of the appropriation be re-
turned to the treasury, there being
little hope Of ever obtaining water out
here at any reasonable depth. So far
as this and Beaver counties are con-
cerned, it appears to be- reasonable
suggestion, but il looks like Cimarron
county ought to have test or two
made, for that section Is still nearer
the Colorado belt. and it looks like
that is the one best bet in the three
counties. The drilling has proven one
thing, however, which is worth con-
siderable to this section; Deep wells
can be drilled here which will supply
any centrifugal pump, and that means
that ultimately irrigation will prevail
in most OF this section, and that land
will jump 10 the the price IL has
around the Plainyiew, Texas, vicinity
where it had about the same price this
now has. A centrifugal pump on
farm means fortune to the owner
thereof, and il is coming sooner or
later, mind that-Guymon Herald.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-10-05
& WRIGHT
Beaver, Okla.
FOR
Abstracts OF Title
Fire and Hail Insurance
Real Estate Exchange
- =. .
BARGAINS,
BARGAINS!

For SALE OR TRADE-One Broom
and one j-room residence property in
OwassO. oklahoma, in oil and gas re
gion. Will trade for Beaver county
land.
To LoAx-S20O.OO for one or two
years on farm. First mortgage.
FoR SALE-iO acres in shannon coun-
ty. Missouri, 2ls miles south Of Mon
teer. Price, $4,000. No 10.
FoR TRADE-l6O acres miles north
Of Erick, Oklahoma. 100 acres good
bottom land, all tillable running wa
ter: good well soft water; so acres in
cultivation; 40 acres fenced for pas
ture 2-roUm house. Will trade for
good half section in Beaver county.
For TRADE-25-room Hotel in Foss,
Okla to trade for half-section Beaver
county land. No. 20
FoR TRADE-S6.JOO Grocery stock
residence property and vacant corner
lot on best street in city of Wichita
Falls, Texas. Will trade for Beaver
County land. No. 2l
FoR TRADE-4O acre Truck and Poul-
try Farm, near Hominy, OKLA; lGC
acres near Foraker, Okla. 100 acres in
Lincoln County, near Kendrick, Okla
Ice House ana wagons in Hominy, Ok
lahoma. This business has cleared
over 1900 since February !, 1911. Will
trade the above for land near Beaver
City. No. 22
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HOw'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDISG, KTSSAN & MARvIS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-10-05

WANTED-GooD HOUSEKEEPING MAG
IzISE requires the services OF repre-
sentative in Beaver TO look after sub
scription renewals and to extend cir
culation by special methods which have
proved unusually successful Salary
and commission. Previous experience
desirable, but not essential. Whole
time or spare time. Address: with
references, J, f. FAIRBANKs, Good
Housekeeping Magazine, 3sl Fourth
Ave-, New York City. s-Sl IT
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Clear Lake.

Clear Lake.
Sunday School was well attended
Forty-four out the llth. sept. Path
was election Of officers which is done
semi-annually. Arthur Stanton sue
ceeded himself; Assistant, jess CAT
ford Sec. and Treas, Miss Mabel Hef.
ner; Librarian, Masters Dewey Bing-
ham and Ernest Stanton. Teachers,
class No. / Miss Myrtle Bingham No.
,, Miss Jessie Bingham; No 3, Mrs.
Stafford No 4, Mr.. Hefner.
We can certainly congratulate the
patrons Of the Ridgewsy school in their
selection Of teacher for their children,
Miss Jesse Bingham. She has been
one OF our Sunday scnool teachers at
intervals for some time and her ability
to impart knowledge is seldom eIcelled.
She is fully qualified, physically,
morally and intellectually, and district
No. only wishes we were so densely
populated to need two teachers so we
could employ the two sisters.
In spite Of the cry the price Of broom
corn is of Burford Terrell sold yes
terday for $4,000.
J. A. How is selecting some samples
Of his crops to be seen on Fair Day at
Beaver City.
]. d. Davis and family were visiting
in Clear Lake. j. d. is an old familiar
figure in our town and most all his old
time friends extended him a hearty
welcome.
The horse race was extra well attend
ed. THE track is on the Curfman
quarter once owned by J. d. Davis. 1t
is splendid track of very gradual
rise 3-s OF mile long. On the crest Of
the hill is a point that commands the
complete view Of the race from start
to finish. So thirty minutes before
starting a very large crowd Covered
this hill. The horses, only 100 anxious
for the race, were hard to start, but at
last were off with bourd that defied
the wind and were soon passing in good
style between the crowd that was lined
up along the track, who cheered them
on. one to victory the other defeat, and
in this race it only called to the mind
Of the writer what Thomas Boston said
Of life, "Man comes into this life cry
ing, lives complaining, and dies disap-
pointed"
J. A. How has gone to Woodward as
a witness it final proof for his brother
The best sorghum molasses are made
by Stanton and Thompson on Arthur
How's place, one-half mile east Of
Clear Lake. Bring in your bucket while
molasses are cheap at 90 cents per gal.
We regret to hear the Sunday School
at the Y. NJ. & w. G. A. Hall has been
poorly attended the last two Sundays
in September. We did hope our town
and vicinity would turn out and do
their best.
Sam Jones & Co. are again passing
by, finishing seeding for all who-are
done pulling and ready. Messrs Ter
rell, Lane and Burns were the last to
sell, week ending September 23d for
prices $4,000 and $4,000 per ton.
Report has it that Steve Nickleson
has bought out his brother Robert in
the CLANCY Bishop place near Surprise,
Jess Thompson and his brother Chas.
are preparing for wheat. Ground is in
good condition.
Saturday evening the rains to date
had ground in excellent condition for
narrowing, Wheat sowing will soon be
The order of the day.
Flies are at their worst-we hope.
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Copy of Original "Cimarron'
Ballot.

A copy Of the original ballot used by
the settlers of 'No Mans Land" en-
bracing the counties of Beaver, Cim-
arron and Texas, used for the purpose
OF applying for admission to be organ
lied as "Cimarron Territory" and for
the election Of territorial officers, is a
recent addition TO the State Historical
Society. Following is a copy of the
ballot:
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Let US cultivate a public spirit and
talk less and work more. Encourage
cur local authorities in making i'm
provements. Speak up, speak well, talk
encouragingly If our town and its
bright prospects. 1t is these many
little considerations that makes town
grow.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-10-05

Some people never hand in an item
Of news for publication, but If we hap
pen to miss an item in which they are
interested they are sure to hand us
north pole stare that would freeze the
liver OF a polar bear.