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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-02-16

which shall not be less than par and
accrued interest; provided, however,
that none of said bonds shall be issued
and delivered until a like amount Of
the outstanding warrants aud iudg-
ment indebtedness to be funded and
paid thereby shall be delivered up for
cancellation and cancelled.
The Chairman Of che Board Of County
Commissioners, County Clerk and
County Attorney of Beaver County are
hereby authorized and directed on be-
hall Of said county to present the ap
plication and petition of the Board Of
County Commissioners to the District
Court aforesaid, and to submit proof Of
the existence, character ami amount
OF the warrant and judgment indebt-
cduess hereinabove mentioned and
the acts and doings OF said officers in
and about the premises are hereby de-
clared authorized, ordered, ratified APP
proved aud confirmed.
That for the purpose Of providing
funds sufficient to pay the interest on
said bonds promptly when as they be.
come due, and also to constitute and
maintain a sinking fund for the re-
demption Of the principal of said bonds
at maturity, as provided by law, there
shall be and there is hereby ordered
levied on all of the taxable property in
the boundaries OF said County. in ad-
dition to all other taxes, the following
direct annual tax, to-wit:
In the year 1911 a tax sufficient to
produce the sum of $6,Of5.76 being
1855. 90 for interest falling due Sept,
81, 1911, and March and Sept. 81, 1912,
aud $3.50 20 for principal.
In each Of the years 1912 to 1929 both
inclusive, a tax sufficient to produce
the sum of S4,7jO2i, being s sol .Oi
for interest and 81, 1920 for principal
In the year 1880, a tax sufficient to
produce the sun OF SO Ash 80, being ST.
POS 50 for interest falling due March
81, 1881, and 81, 1885, 20, for principal.
That the purpose OF providing funds
to pay the interest maturing Sept. 81,
1911, promptly as the same falls due,
there shall be and there Is hereby APP
.propriated out Of the contingent fund
heretofore levied for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1911, the sum OF ST.
29o.52, and for.the purposeof re-indors-
ing said contingent fund to the amount
so taken from it, the County Treasurer
is hereby authorized and directed to
said sum into said contingent
fund n of the 1911 tax herein levied.
when collected.
Said annual tax shall in each of said
years be levied and extended on the
tax rolls and collected by the same Of
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Commissioners Proceedings

form of certificate OF Auditory
United States Of America, State Of Ok
lahoma, SIS
I, the undersigned, Auditor in and
for the State of Oklahoma, do hereby
certify that there has been filed Ia my
office a certified statement Of all the
r ccedings had in connection with the
issuance of the within bonds that az
ter n careful examination ! lind that
the proceedings were regular and ia
full compliance with the Constitution
aud laws of the state Of Oklahoma (;
that the signatures To the bond are
genuine that said bond has been duly
registered in my office recording to
law, and has in all respects been law
fully and'regularly issued.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of office at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
this-------.day
A ID. 1911.
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Attorney General. Ex-oficio Bond
Commissioner OF the State Of Okla.
That each Of said Bonds shall be
signed by the chairman OF the Board Of
County Commissioners of said Beaver
County, and attested by the County
Clerk, under the seal Of said county,
and each OF the coupons attached TO
said Bonds shall be executed 10y the
Autographed fac-simile signature OF
said Chairman Of he Board OF County
Commissioners and County Clerk Of
said Beaver County and said officers
ARE hereby authorized and directed for
and on behalf of said County to cause
said Bonds and interest coupons to be
prepared substantially in the form aud
to be executed in the manner atore-
said.
After their execution aforesaid said
bonds, together with n certified copy
OF this resolution, shall Toe presented
to the District Courr Of the Ninteeuth
Judicial District, in and for the Coun-
~ of Beaver, aud State Of Oklahoma,
at the time Of the application relative
TO their issuance, as set forth in the
preamble thereof, and il said Court
shall find in favor of the existence,
character and AMOUNT Of Forty three
Thousand, One Hundred Eighty four
tSi3, $50 Dollars warrant and iudg-
ment Indebtedness To be funded by
said court as aforesaid, and shall order
and a iudge in favor OF the issuance OF
said bonds. said bends shall thcreupon
be presented TO and signed 10y the
Judge OF said our in open court under
the seal thereof, and thereafter said
bonds shall be delivered to the County
Treasurer Of said county in ,he man
ner and time required by law, said
bonds shall be thereafter duly certified
10 by the County Clerk and County
Attorney Of said county and duly regis
tered by the County Clerk of said
County and by the Auditor of the
State Of Oklahoma, as required by law,
and thereafter said bonds. together
with a certified transcript of the record
of the proceedings %evidenclng the le-
gality, shall be- presented 10 aud ex-
amined by the Attorney General, EN-
Oiiicio Bond Commissioner of the
State OF Oklahoma, who shall execute
his certificate OF approval on the back
of each bond, in substantially tho form
herein above set forth in accordance
with Chapter o. Of the session laws Of
1910, after which they shall be deliver
ed TO the purchaser OF the same upon
payment of the purchase price thereof,
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Remember the Name

Foley's Honey and Tar for all coughs
and colds, for Group. bronchitis. hoarse-
ness and for racking lagrippe coughs.
No opiates. Refuse substitutes. For
sale by +. c. Tracy.
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iicers at the same time and in the same
manner as the taxes for general pur-
poses Of said County in each of said
years are extended and collected and
all Of the funds derived from said an
nual tax shall be placed in a separate
fund TO be designated Funding Bonds
Of 1911 Sinking Fund " and which shall
be irrevocably pledged to the payment
of the interest and principal of said
bonds when due, so long as any of said
bonds or interest coupons remain out
standing and unpaid.
That this resolution shall be in full
force and effect thirty 500 days after
its passage and approval. ,
%Thereupon Commissioner W. S. VAN
deburg seconded said motion.
There being no further discussion,
the Chairman ordered the roll called,
with the following result:
Those voting AYE" \. II. Fox, W.
) N%andeburg and A. A, Haskell.
Those voting nay, none
The motion was by the Chairman de.
clared to be unanimously adopted.
There being no further business be-
fore the Board, the same was by the
Chairman declared adjourned to meet
ON the First Monday in March, 1911
A. II. Fox,
Chairman of the Board Of County Com
~missioners, Beaver County, State of
Oklahoma.
Attest: GEO. II. WRIGHT,
County Clerk.
Adopted this Sth day of February,
A. ID. 1911.
Approved this Sch day of February,
A. d. 1911.
A II. Fox,
Chairman of the Board of County Com
%missioners, County of Beaver, State
of Oklahoma.
Attest: GEo. II. WRIGHr,
County Clerk.
State of Oklahoma GO
Beaver County,
/, Geo. IL. Wright, County Clerk in
and for Beaver County, Oklahoma, do
certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy OF the
proceedings of the Board of County
at their meeting on the
9Th, 9TH and sth days of February 1911.
Gao. Ii. WRIGHT,
lsEALl County Clerk.
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OF this approval Of said Bond appear
ing in the caption hereto.
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State Auditor,

State Auditor,
form of Bond Commissioners Certiti-
cate to be endorsed on each Bond.
State Of Oklahoma, office of the At
torney General, Bond Department
~
thereby certify that have examined
a certified copy Of the record of pro-
ceedings taken preliminary to and in
the issuance Of the within Bond that
such proceedings aud such Bond show
lawful authority for the issue and are
in accordance with the forms and me-
thods Of procedure prescribed and pro-
vided by me for the issuance Of Bonds
Of like kind and that said Bond is a
valid and binding obligation according
TO its tenor and terms, and, under the
provision of law in effect March n,
1910, requiring the certificate of the
Bond Commissioner Of the State Of
Oklahoma thereon, is ino~ontestable in
any Court in the State Of Oklahoma
unless suit thereon shall be brought
in a Court having jurisdiction OF the
same within thirty days from the date
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12
ARE FURNISHING THE
HOMES OF LEW|ST0WN
CONSTANTLY EXPANDING BUSl-
NESS RESULT OF CAPABLE
MERCHANDISING.

This city's pioneer exclusive furni-
ture store, that of the Lewistown Fur
niture company, will close their books
at the end of the present year with
They will open new set on the morn
of the new year with even greater
satisfaction, for to them each new
year, with it's new people and new
homes, means additional opportunities
ior adding to the volume of business
which has already mounted far above
their fOndest expectations of three or
Tour years ago.
This company was established in
January, 1904, and incorporated in
September of that year. In 1905 1t
occupied it's present quarters on the
corner of Fifth avenue and Main
street, one of the choicest business To-
cations in the city.
From the date of its organization
the company has made steady pro-
gress in their particular line of busi-
ness. Manager George r. Marsh has
been close student of that particular
industry in which he is engaged and
makes frequent trips to the great fur
niture centers, where he picks his big
stocks with discrimination. The Lew
istown Furniture company has come
to be looked upon as the leading ex-
elusive store of the kind in this part
of the state and trade is attracted
from large territory.
The officers of the company at the
present time are: George M. Stone,
PRESIDENT Roy E. Marsh, vice presl-
dent and manager; E. j. McCollum,
treasurer, and Allen Wilson, secre-
tary.
Capably officered backed by ample
capital, which enables them to take
every advantage of a varying market,
progressively managed, the Lewistown
Furniture company is destined to
maintain, with ease, its position as
one of the strongest and most rapidly
growing mercantile establishments in
central Montana.
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12
FUN WITH FORFEITS.

II would not have seemed Christmas
10 the old fashioned child without II
game OF forfeitS The clevereSt boy
or Slrl in the room was generally made
the forfeit preScriher.
de "i she would tell each player to
90 some impossible stunt; then. if il
could not he performed. punishment
was inflicted in the way Of forfeitS
Some of these We're rude and rough
as compelling the victim to eat n cake
or soap or hold his finger in the light
Ell candle wick. Others were Just as
funny, making Il bashful boy kiss the
girl he likes best and Il girl with no
ear for music sing carol rs a solo.
Shorn Of the rough features OF the
old fashioned game. forfeits is an
amusement that will keep a roomful
OF company laughing when everything
else fails
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12
OF Local Interest
Smoke Clitus CIGARS.

Mrs. Cassius Williamson departed
the latter part of the week for St.
Paul, to join her husband, who is one
of those in charge of the Judith Basin
exhibit at the land show.
DR.. A. G. Biddle, Wise Block, Lew
istown.
Roundup Tribune: Mynheer Rudolf
Won Tobel, whose chief occupation is
the practice OF law and whose chief
recreation is trying to look like Mark
Twain, came over from Lewistown
this week and is in attendance at the
session Of district court.
Ayers e Marshall, attorneys-at-law,
First National bank block.
Former Sheriff Edward Martin has
received a letter from the sheriff of
Grangeville, Idaho, stating a man by
the name Of Sam Pruitt had volun-
tarily surrendered to the officers at
that place and made confession that
he had killed his trapping partner.
Pruitt lived for several years in this
city, where he followed the calling of
stationery engineer. He had a good
reputation here and his friends be-
lieve that it will be developed that
there were some provocations for the
killing.
E. w. Mettler, attorney-at-law, Lang
building, over the Fad
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12
Dr.. Nichols, specialist in surgery,
we, ear and throat. Glasses fitted. 5.16

DR.. Nichols, specialist in surgery,
eye, ear and throat. Glasses fitted. 5.16
Brother van," Montana's pioneer
Methodist minister, returned last
Wednesday from Tuscola, ILL.,, to
which place he was called by the
serious illness of his sister. Upon ar
irving there, he found his sister much
improved. Brother Van" has been In
this section for several days.
|. 3. Kirkland, attorney.at law, Imis.
Iund Building, Lewistown. Mont. 6-13tf
The dispositions of the first wife and
her sister were taken last Thursday
evening in the case of State VS.. Lyons,
the alleged bigamist. The preliminary
hearing will be held before Judge
Brassey this week. The first Mrs.
Lyons and sister have departed for
their home in Sioux City, Iowa.
For Sale-Oliver typewriter; good
as new. Inquire this office.
The local lodge Knights of Pythias
elected the following officers Thurs
day night: F. w. Kizer, c. c.; H. G.
Tilzey, V. c.; J. T. Reed, prelate; r.
G. Jackson, NJ. of W.; E. G. Worden,
K of R. and S.; j. c. Miller, M. of F.;
M. H. Huffine, M. of E.; M. M. Maury,
NJ at A.; F. E. Race, l. G.; T. B. Rees,
o. G.; G. r. Creel, j. L. Martin and
w. E. Williams, trustees.
Wanted-Hand laundry. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 9O4 Cochrane St.
Phone, 1884. 12-5-tt
"Teddy" Abbott, the Fergus county
member of the state board of stock
commissioners, returned the latter
part of the week from Helena, where
he attended meeting of the board
There was large attendance, all but
three counties being represented, ana
large amount of routine work was
transacted. Teddy" paid Butte a
business visit while absent.
Belden & DeKalb, attorneys-at-law
Rooms l to 4, Bank of Fergus County
Building.
David Hilger and A. B. Lehman and
wife left last Saturday afternoon for
st. Paul, where they will remain until
the end of the big land show, which
opens in that city today. Messrs. Hill
ger and Lehman, who comprise the
firm of the Hilger Loan and Realty
company, Of this city, expect to be
very busy telling the visitors to the
show of the marvels of the Judith
Basin, and two more effective boosters
could not be on the ground.
Edgar G. Worden, attorney-at-law,
Mcdonald & Charters Building, Lew
istown. Mont.
Roundup Tribune: One Of the
biggest brown bears which has been
seen in the lower country for some
time was shot in the vicinity Of the
Big Spring ranch few days ago by
John A. Johnston. Indications are
that the younger sportsmen were not
anxious to go into the vicinity of the
bear after it's presence became known
and left the adventure to the elderly
Mr.. Johnston, who landed bruin at the
first shot.
The "No-Blot" ruler for sale at the
Democrat Supply Dept.
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12

Dressed and undressed dolls, story
books, rubber balls, toy furniture,
fancy bedroom slippers. sweater coats,
aviation caps, block puzzles, Noah's
Ark, and many others
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12
Biiou Pleasing Many.

The many in attendance at the Bijou
for the past two nights have been
treated to an excellent program. The
feature vaudeville act on the bill Is
O'Rourke & O'Rourke, who do a
dancing act that is a good one. They
do many steps that have never been
seen in this city before, and those that
like good, fancy dancing should not
fail to see this pair. This act will be
seen there for two more days only, to-
night and Wednesday night.
Easily the feature picture on the
program for this evening is entitled,
An Indian Vestal," showing some of
the most magnificent scenery that it
has ever been our pleasure to witness
in any picture. Other picture sub
jects are on the bill, making this one
of the best changes that has appeared
at this house for many weeks.
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12
Too Much for Her,

A new baby arrived at house. A
little girl--now fifteen-had been the
pet of the family. Every one made
much OF her, but when there was a
new baby she felt rather neglected.
How are you, Mary?" a visitor
asked of her one afternoon.
"Oh, I'm all right" she said, Eek.
cept that | think there is too much
competition in this world"
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12
LIABILITIES.

STATE OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF FERGUS.
!. Frank J. Hazen, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solcmny swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
FRANK j. IIAZEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thu,
nth day of Dec. 1911
tSeal) j. c. MILLER
Notary Public for State of Montana residing
at Lewistown My commission expires Feb
ruary |. 1912.
Correct-AttcSt:
Mi Sami whadu, ihll1in, Directors.
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12
New Show at Princess.

Probably the finest and most inter-
esting program of vaudeville ever pre-
sented to the theater-goers in Lewis
town will be seen at the popular Prin-
cess, Thursday evening, when they
present an entirely new show. The La
Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12

For Sale-1O Shorthorn bull calves,
from TO months old. All eligible
70 registry. $50 each. r. c. w. Leg
norm roosters, s1.0O each. Thos.
Nlchoison, Philbrook, Mont. 12-5-tf
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-24

county west. This, it is thought,
will mean much toward attracting
people by carriage and automobile
into this productive section of
Arkansas. At the next meeting of
the association, which will take
place in Benton, November "a, a
constitution and bylaws will be
adopted, and complete organlza-
ton perfected, with the eleetiou-o of
.oincefs ana tho appointment of a
secretary-treasurer. In addition to
enabling the people of Carroll
county to have access to the Frisco
railroad, 1t will serve to put the
two county seats of Carroll county,
Eureka Springs and Berryville, in
closer touch with eacn other, and
much good is predicted.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-24
TO FORM GOOD
ROADS ASSOCIATION

Berryviile, Nov. 18.-At meet
ing OF the citizens of Carroll county
al Berryville, the Good Roads As,
sooiasiOn of Carroll county was or
gsniSed. Colonel Pope Fanchel
IVES Bamed as chairman. Ar iutr7-
~ucpcry speech was made by Presi
dent X. r. Thompson of Eureka
Springs. This was followed by
speeches from prominent men of
The cOSnty. A committee was ap-
POiDied TO draft a constitution and
bylaws, and present suggestions at
the DeEt meeting for the policy and
plans of the association. This COM
mit!ce consists of r. r. Thompson,
chairman; S. A. Diehl and Il. s..
EsjiDgsr. 1t is proposed to build a
''6rest White Way" through
Carroll county from north to south
by way of Berryville and Eureka
Springs 80 the Benton county line,
uniting with the ''White Way"
which is to be built from Benton
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-24
SPECIAL RATES FOR
TEACHERS MEETING

The Southwestern Passenger As
sociation has ann ounced an open
rate of one and one.third fares, or
four cents a mile, for the round
trip to the Arkansas State Teachers
Association, which will convene at
Little Rock, December 81, % and
30. The tickets will be good from
all points IN Arkansas, on sale De-
cember 25, 96 and 81, with final re-
turn limit January l, 1912.
A campaign for 1000 members
has been instituted. President A.
G. Millar has appointed the County
.Superintendents and Examiners,
College Presidents, and School
Superintendents and Principals,
Official Attendance Leaders for
their respective Counties, Colleges
and Districts. 1t is also planned
to reach every teacher in the State
with full information concerning
this important meeting.
State Superintendent Cook urges
all school boards, that are able to
do so, to allow the teachers wages
for Holiday week, provided the
teachers will join the Arkansas
State Teachers Association and
attend the session.
The Little Rock Entertainment
Fund Committee has apportioned
$475. 90 to aid IN bringing speaker;
of national reputation to the meet
ing and in the entertainment of the
teachers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-24
GOOD PEOPLE
AND LIQUOR LAWS

Good people frequently are the
most insidious and inveterate foes
of liquor laws. They cannot un-
derstand why a statute designed to
lessen the evils of intemperance
should apply to them when every.
body knows they are respectable,
temperate, law-abiding and debt
paying citizens. EstimabIe Mrs.
A requires half pint of brandy for
perfectly innocent culinary pur-
poses. When the druggist declines
to supply her, except upon ply
sician's prescription, her feelings are
outraged. Does the draggist think
that she-.wife Of John Henry A,
mother of three children and presi
dent of the Dorcas society-would
purchase brandy for bacchanalian
purposes? Deacon b, who has
voted no license for thirty wears
and who knows perfectly we'll what
the law requires, takes In the same
indignant spirit the druggists re-
fusal to sell him alcohol to bathe
his hurt shoulder with. The law,
he thinks, was made for old red
nosed Bill Jones, and the druggist
seems to regard him as being in
Bills class. There Is the still
larger number of most respectable
citizens who cannot see why their
occasional and moderate desires for
a little spirltuous consolation
should be denied because disreput.
able people get drunk. Good people
constantly tempt the druggist to
break the law for them. Some
times they punish refusal to break
it by a withdrawal of their patron.
age, thereby putting a premium on
the illicit selling of liquor.
Any good citizen who applies for
liquor contrary to the provisions of
the law is most efficient enemy of
temperance legislation; but hardly
any American citizen in good stand.
ing will believe that any law ap.
plies to him personally until al
policeman enforces the point by
hitting him over the head. -Ex.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-24

that person to think about and tC
talk about.
1t will prove an excellent dislnfec.
tant for your mind, instead of in
vltlng the contaglon of the unpleas.
ant things you find in another, by
thinking and talking of them.
Pass as lightly and rapidly as
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-24
CONSTIPATION.
Its Cause and How to Cure It.

Eat loo much,
Stomach feels bloated,
siI ozt of sorts,
DnH'c feel like work to-day. Guess
I've amother cas- of biliousness.
Take anything1"
Yes; some pills, but no results; sup
pose L1u1 getting ironcladg Sometimes 1
double tIfe dose, then they physic me so
hard I'm TOO weak to work. Think I'll
have 10 try something new"
"Evsr try Prickly Ash Bitters2"
"NOs Pve heard good deal about it,
but sever tried it."
"VfeN, you'll be pleased with the re-
sults.''
The YIrgative action of Prickly Ash
BitteES not only removes hard impac-
tioEs' gas and impurities, but it strength
ems The muscular action of the bowels
WHICH causes them to move regularly.
PJirkly Ash Bitters is bowel tonic
and regulator in the truest sense. It
promotes daily excavations, establishes
healthy movements and is the best
known remedy for disordered digestion,
AatUleRSe and constipated habit.
n w. Elsckwelder Of Litchfeld, Ill.,, says in
tbe L5irkfsid News! II am perfectly willing, in
fast glad TO testify TO the value Of Prickly Ash
rlitsrs as medicine for the kidneys, stomach
aad nUHeis, have used it whenever I needed
SIyftinE Of the kind for the last fifteen years
aud il lsas always given satisfaction"
Get the genuine with the figure
''S' in red on front label.
Sod by druggists. Price S1.00.
LsEHMAN'S PHARMACY
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-24

possible over the ugly and disagree
able traits of human nature.
Accent the agreeable and worthy
Say some good thing every day
about some one you do not like.
And before you know it you will
find you are ceasing to dislike that
individual. Ella Wheeler Wilcox.