davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-06

The st. Cloud Times is perturbed
over what the Federation of Demo
cratic clubs may mean. Such good men
as Senators Owen and Chamberlain are
at the head Of it, nationally, which
should be reassuring to timid souls. A
lot of democrats who have been mixed
up in all sorts of struggles in this state
have consented to act on the advisory,
and executive committees, which are
fairly representative Of the party. The
organization is such that there may be
some permanency to the precinct or
CARNATIONS. Ordinary campaign clubs
pass away with election day. Again
the organization is wholly democratic
in that the voters are in full control
of the organization, and it will be
difficult to build up machine. We
assume that the Times is opposed to a
boss. The organization will not be
easily handled for bossism, which is,
to our notion, one Of the best things
about it. We believe the democrats of
Minnesota, and all good men in all
parties, would not stand for return to
the days of Me and Mike. If the pro-
posed organization helps to prevent
bossism, it will have done much to
merit confidence. We believe it was in
the mind Of Senators Owen and Cham
berlain that this club organization
would be a great aid in preserving the
democratic party as progressive party.
Such organization is all the more
necessary as under the new primary
law, all party committees are swept
into the discard whenever there is
a general primary election. We believe
there is work for the precinct clubs
to do between elections, and the
Federation Of Precinct clubs is or
ganized with that particular object in
view.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-06

Advertising rates in the Saturday
Evening Post must be quite reason
able.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-09-06

Wien the Herald said recently that
two good men should be found to file
for democratic nominations for the
legislature in this district, it was not
aware that the two young men who
have filed could be induced to go on
the ticket. We believe j: fortunate for
the democracy and for the people of the
district that these men have become
candidates for the house. Chas. f..
Gravel, Jr., and Louis W. Vasaly were
both born and brought up in Morrison
county. They know the wants and
needs Of their fellow citizens in the
way Of progressive legislation. They
VII be neither boss-ruled nor gang
SnTro1led. The general approbati on
which their candidacy has already met
is evidence that they will be strong
and popular candidates.
.Jndge Stanton's candidacy for chief
justice means the entry into the con-
Ees+ of an able, upright Judge, in the
prime of manhood, with great in.
taHactua1 powers, and splendid
record on the bench. We do not see that
Judge Stanton committed any sin in
presenting himself to his fellow citi
zens as a candidate for chief Justice
Che sitting. chief justice has been or
the bench many years and no attack
can be honestly made on his integrity
He is Of very high character personally
There are many, however, who believe
that it will be we'll for the suprem,
eourt and for the people Of Minnesot.
to have a man like Judge Stanton OF
the supreme bench. We believe he woult
adorn the place, and uphold the bes
traditions of a court once celebrated
and respected for Mitchell, a Wander
Durgh and a Gi]fil1an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

Mane reertpiirnage, urdIte an0 g.
bshiqs Site berrfht I'm frans6N4en
SENATE uHb Iiesrrt einsn nentn BE-
,peis fir bic oft e,eHtbimfnkn BE-
brSute Inn Reide nes ferri6ers Du'
Hautrat4sus. SH ben 9ur5t,nnsern
bes eenatsgrbdrbss In Der frdnsdr'
ifsn Suuptftubt ftrb DE Fdrgen 1i'
f9e usit it5nen, selben Deden bsoedi.
a.F S,eien aN6en liesen Nun be
aiitsn ouf. tn be a6 be Befu6es
mkt WGmen uWb IoreHe eintrassn
maFen, bic etnem Ssrutpr einen
BunIch porsutrasen ta5en coer ihH
perIDnHeb Tppe4en ipofen. alaf BEN
5ti& befinbsn fi4> oser sunst Blet'
Efte gum 9Fpet. befr GsHtrugunesn.
Da nun cser bic 3cN oer 6erren
bs I'm frons6Tiden Senaie ooripre'
den, eine iebr grnbe III, uno mM ie'
osr eineu 8:eiEait@bei iin fiftst, pdbrl
.s natiirIih etHe sfrrune 3tt, b's
ale ibp Rrmen tn bat Cite gd4rs'
ben baten. I'm bieies, uarneeneAm'
unb nern5s mndenoe @rrten 0tgu'
,lrssn, benlet rpoN Der eint obe,
Der aroer. etnsn Jarfther4olser, oel
sr Bet It5 BAT, uno trast feinsn geu'
men mt Stnte esn. 5foeaum losri
absr BON ben Dte1nrr bkk Tintsn
iGriFi prompt snriideesptefen. NssaI
nun Der 4bsemtsiew erftnint ,iuo m.
oisntrt eine @rstdruns forbert. er
bSt. er be nerhpiirofse Masshsnft
bcb NIT Stint. nm fsinen preis se
i6srn5en nsrbtn bari, neif bonu Ge
fohr beftsHt, hab auf Siefe Meife bt
't6aen, sst5en Gtit1otteD Stn.sufssd
befuuuep.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

ginen jtltsnsn Secrets aon Der eas
beroroentfiGen 2sheusfftiilagzsit &C.
tptTer BSams biext cine HrtdtAe
pc5psl In bem 9osfe GaRten ON
S4unsrfee. OLE mar Dor et:pa 20
3ceren Dot BEN s5nrti9en pnfssebetabe
esnen tnafenbn BruRmn bes{tentt,
tenilsie man ats S1dft unA Trigger
Der R6hrsaseitans eiukn iurwsn Pap
peiitamm, Der auffsdN IN ben Dobta
sersnmt inrS In .beH<n Snnera bic
RDdpe singtf31ltt spusos. Rad tur'
ger GIT besnnn ber G9nft su .resben,
f4lug MnrseIn uHS betum neu:
S90ie, unb bea,te IL er 81 einem
groben, bsGtblaubtea Bmine ausss@
wa4kn. Die RSbesasestuHs III itsi
pollfsdnbig pertput4snt ainb es eeDdart
etnen eiaennr4ieen awSeid. srse aus
BEN ssnassrn bee uHDsr{ebrisn Gtam'
mes Der itcrte moHssFrabl teoor'
brifs. Ghou mnu9er frsnrbtr BE-
fu1er bat ssatxlnb nor bSeiem bib
ic3en Rdtb1el gehnnoeu, o1ue 26iuae
ftnoen IA fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

Nem Dorf, IA. SuIi. aneefom.
men: .Reip 0orf" BON Scltibnmptol
uno gherbonrg.
abaefabren: .sstaIia", noh 9seapeI.
GueenStoi mn. Mbgefabren
J. Muiiretania", BON 2inerpooI mad
Stem gorf.
Gouf mpton. slbeeiabren.
.4aiierin slnguiia Vieioria1 non
4anIburg nnh 9ieip Dorf, pia Gber-
bours; Bring isrieorib @ilbelm"
BON Bremen nod gsew gort oia Gber.
bourg.
2onbon. abgefnhren: ascnnin1
mad Montreal; ~@sinnebabn". nod
Resp Dcrs.
2iperpool, efngef.: .Wegan
tic. Don MOntreal: Wirsglnian1. Dor
MontreoI. slbsefabren: Canada"
nad) W,ontreal.
BInmoutb. angef.: Berlin
bon gsetu g)orf nnf Gberbourg uni
Wrelleu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15
Muslano- -SeIegrapb
Eie merifanifhe u e.
heIlion.

nel IL IL.
Suares, IA. SuIi. glIle Gn5eihen
beuten oorouf bin, ooB Die Nebellen
,s,iore, in galoe ean5 geraunt bobeit
iperoen. Gs iino aiieenblidlih nod
faum 400 in Der Stoot, bic lld1 bereit
balten, nad Gdias Grdnbes, lao
WeiIen iilopeitIit pom eSuare5 eele-
gen, absusieben. 8eueral Yaseonal
Cro,co, Der Rebeaenfiibrer, iein va.
ter uuo iein Neiie. iino Die ein5lgen
Siii,iere BON geoeutling, Die jeet nod
in Sunre5 iih befinoen. 8egenSro3co
uno ieine iSamilie liegen mii omert.
fantifcr Seite feline aIogen Dor, man
befiirhfet aber, Dab it'd leift slntln'
gen geeen iie fabri5iren lolien. aus
bieiem 8runbe pagen iid Die mann.
lif,en WiitgIieber Der 5oitilie Gro5eo
nid,t aui amerifaniifes 0eblet Die
8ebellcn beabiittigen aqna Erieta,
geeeniiber Douglas, slrl5., 3u ibrefn
Sauptqunrtier su MAIDEN, ipeniglten5
III eine beoeutenoe ,Sorce nnter Col.
Serrero bahin aui Dem Wege Sollten
iie BON bort pertrieben iperoen, hdnn
tuerben iie 8uopamas rno anoere
St1ote an Der RncificfiiIte eiH5uneb.
men iud)eu unb einen 8ueriIlafricg
5u treiben.
u II d lngnuf BnIperm O q a.
ain pereitelt.
mien, IA. osuIi. Gin aufregeuoes
grlebniB bot in Seoenbllrg Ger oienlt.
ibuenoe Roiten bes Yulpermaga3lns
Gehobt.
3fpei Ndnner, tpeIhe Iih ndd,ilid)er
@eiIe Dem Waga3in nnbcrten, luurben
bon Dem Goiten aneerufen sIs lie Die
@ornung nid]t beahteten, gab Der
SoIbot ,Seuer, ipoburh Die geiben ab.
sepehrt purben. gs liegi Der brirgen'
be 8erood,t Dor, oub Tie einen In.
idIag ouf bos Dfnea3in porbotten.
SrbentIi9 ptrlaufen.
Panama, ID. SuIi. Die prGii'
bentenpahlsn, bic am Sonntag in Del
eonsen Republit nbgehalten ipurotn
perIiefen in orbentliher Weiie. IIs
Aohlm6nner gsboren su Der Bora
gorisi. mas eleihbsbeutenb nit Gel
einitimmiasn grppd blung bon D-
geliIano porra am 80. 4uguit iIt
gsbro Diaa aonoibat oes prdfbenter
9rciemena, trat in Der lebten Winut'
aIs aonbibut suriid.
9as frunsOfif6e Rutio'
nalfef.
Qaris, Ia. Suli. Dos Rotional
fsit purbe am Gonntas init einen
Gn.buiiasmus ssfsiert, ipis er bier lei
pisIsn Sabren nidt erlebt ,uurbe. Gu
Der Qonghamps Rennbdbn fdnb elm
grcBe pornhe Der @arniion ftatt. oe
prdIibent Jallitres unb 300,0 900 gu
| i9oaer beitpobnien. auBer oem pr1
! Iibenten fpobni.n Der Ben BON Sunia
Die Grs&oniein Ronapelo bon Uio
tcgastor, bic Mitgliebr bes aobinets
bss porlaments unb o<s biplomati
fhen Rprps, barunter audi Der ameri
ianiIde 8otf1oftsr WiWon 9. 5erri'
rpn Ohio, sss-.Repue bei. Wtbrtr
2uftfhifFe uno Neroplone manoDtrir
ten iber benz poranfeIb. Die 9rup
pen trusen gum erilen Nale ibre neu
| Uniform. Die Repue er-einte nit be
lleterreihuns Der 5obnen on bas uel,
crsoniiirt. auftfe5iffertorps burh be
| grdiibenien Jallisres elm Gnbe. 8i
iihli6en Gtpdben SlIumindtionsT
syeuerlpert unb Bale befdlOfsn be-
nctipnalsn Jeiertag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

- gsan. t& Nonsm ffliltt iltttsen mi ~
bem Wsunne. Der ola hie .GbedtsrGfos
MD BON @olIenheht4 in usstaer Crime.
r,tng nod lebte. Wus mar ubsr Gus
benz etuft 10 r1tfttntn, beheubtn, imnur
lrfttsen MedHuna aesnorben! Gin sus
fammensef1rarmpftts tlstues. aftbmas
tr9es Wdnnhsn trdt u,ir, auf tine
ariids seftiibt, aus ftinem Gxrt4en
.rtsesen. Seine 9ehdntnibtrrft bate
aber offenbor nint aslitten. Or ioh
ufh cine Meile f6orf an, odnn rief er:
ySie fsin ia Der leptnstp!N Erothem
CT felt alpolf ssrhren fein 9duS1en
ri9t mehr psrioHrn. tpar Meninns
NIT fttnem aeIiebten 15euter mod ins
mig oernanien uno Hber ulIt Dor,
tommnife auf bas Gtnauehe unters
rihtes. Sein Grinn.runssntrurDge
reihte ifber Teben sssrbrsebnte Bis ~
ben @alipielen Der Sdr5oer De,
prient unb Ts4atinefs. CT bate bic
gliitps unb ben Derfan bes 3oftbeas
ters miterlebt unb fth itets alb bie
re1te 6anb aller frminenbta unb 9e'
benben snteHbonten unb DtrestpSen
erpieien.
tlnb in Der grinnerunS an Die mans
belretche 0ersanGenbeit belstttn ith
bic 3iise nss GreHes, fetne setrtimmtt
@e5taIt bob fit. feline Rebe ipr,sStlts,
fstn Gtuor fladerte duf. unS ergot.
lid mars, tpis er perfcnen, his ID
se.anns. in eprahe unb 0sfs tseu
nn6rbmts - er mar pieber ber -olts@
We5Iuns. 3pet Stuuben eats er
mid in ieiner 2oube fefteebaIsen. als
ih nun nit ben Wprten: -Sn spefterea
45 ssrtren feben mir irns bcffentlid
pieb.r,1 fhersenb BON !bm abf&ieh
rdtm, rief er nrtt refisnirtem 2d6eln:
rDort pben rsensidt = spenn ift etnen
duseeSensen Thcossrmetfser im 6tms
unI bruuHen iDrnen!~ -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15
Doa Dol ~. 4st.

Der RoropcI mar erreift. Gr ers
pies ff4 dls taii unb burdaais unin.
isnFdnt. Der ffi1ns GoTher iot ii4
um uno trns.e fth ben aopf. Cd mar
niht ein1noI etuas su pAotoerop9irea
In Sidt.
,WDtin nun, Mahsra" un.erbro4
TN Iein NfFhsnt IN Der tditea
SrGamerei. moasn mir ben Mon6
hitsteen rbsr ben Sirius iu9ens"
rDn3u tnben MIR bie Hrpdrdts
ni4t. Mekr ba Der 1aorbpol MN g1
funben IN unb bic Oef4t4s bod
tpeiter ieinen 3sue6 bat, fu&en nir
ben GGbprlS.
limb Re brkten il4 NOD eixn
giBbEreu unb trutsn be Ststie an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

Bon fsrsenrtm G6rzMrsmtassts.
no sisbe "a bic purpurueu W0rhtnsil
Htt gnlbsnt Ecru,s bat ia l6ngff gefcete'
ueu.
ssu urtneus Etfntsn NJ Der Brisoeu.
Ecu oIIer NseIt Iieefs nbse3Hseoen.
Nuu tommt besocr. tbr Sranmgeftattsn.
OUR birft ibr uneehinbsrt tunltsn.
&anqt u1tr ina Sbr sse ia6en 0sentr.
1lnb a1if eiu HIdh iGrsib ieh fas nseoer.
ilnb ipdter. Ia ber triiben Ssit.
Werm absestreist bsr Suesnb aleib,
Tonn ipin Id tmmer trRber leierl.
@te sc5 10 eihdItd etnit setnefen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

Jn gleNlanb, s., ertrnnten am
Sonnidg bre: iunae Wdnnsr. Jns.
Wotbes, mm. Bebrenb unb gbas.
Cyan, ,>beim Dnbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15

Gtn natter Waunsr.
Sic sebsn 6i{o ~. BEN Ri6oer BE
Bridtai6k NIT ben DdH9Rchr uub
urbesdtthn 0eeGxunGen entuex0a ~
b1bens4 .9d abr NIT st1em
GtsN 30 6eibs3 k0H - ~ eek
S,saota sjaLt RlS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-15
ifnterrid AnSsisen.

Vripat 1tnterriMt U s...s'::;Is E':ssss .r,,s.a ,'as
( i2s'ss Y: s;sss:ssal e Isl: Iisll:'is s.'''
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
Drum for Assessor.

The announcement appears this week
of F. II. Drum, OF Six Mile, who is q
candidate for County Assessor on the
republican ticket
Mr.. Drum is we'll and ~favorably
known to a large number OF the voters
OF Beaver county and will be a popular
candidate for the Office he seeks. lie
has had much experience in this line
Of work having served Elmwood town
ship, one of the largest townships in
the county, as their trustee and asses
sor for two terms. His work has been
highly satisfactory and his record is
one which will bear the keenest scru-
tiny.
The republicans would make no mis-
take in choosing him as their candidate
for the Office of county assessor and the
nomination could not be more worthily
bestowed nor a better qualified mar
selected for this important office.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
The Martyred Dog.

Be a tritling skate, with an active
jaw, and talk all day Of the rich mans
law, and the iron heel and the other
things Of which the lour-llusher spiels
and sings point out the flaws in the
government, and preach a gospel of
discomfort and every time you go TO
town the boys'll start kicSin' your dog
around. Be an idle man, who neglects
his farm to view all day n wild alarm
just point the finger OF righteous scorn
when other farmers are shocking corr
and make a o a n loud hoorsy about
the taxes you have to pay and every
time that you go to town the boysll
start kickin, your dog aroun'. just
show the world, in the fact rejoice,
that you're full OF wind and are mostly
voice that you're brain is weak though
your breath is strong, that your sense
is short ana your whiskers long; Just
have grievance that you must air, and
put in the show ring everywhere, and
every time that you go to town the
boysll start kickin' your dog aroun',
But go around with a cheerful face, and
say that the world is a bully old place
aud give things a boost whene're you
can, and pay your debts like a little
man. aud saw your wood in a quiet
style, and put in the bank a little pile I;
and then, my friend. when you go to
town, the boys'll quit klckin' your dog
%aroun'.
WALT MASON.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
A Voice From Arkansas.
Healing Springs, Ark, May 10, 4:
MISS MAUDR o. THOMAS:
DEAR FRIEND

Healing Springs, Ark, May 10, ~.
MISS MAUDR o. THOMAS;
DEAR FRIESD;
Received notice that my subscription
had expired and am enclosing check for
another year. Can't get along without
the news from Beaver. | like this coun-
try fine. / traded my land here for a
stock OF merchandise and am doing a
good business,
This is quite a fruit country, straw
berries are ripe now. Don't that make
your mouth water? Some patches clear
800 an acre above expenses. And APP
plies till you can't rest. All the folks
from Beaver are well and doing well as
far is | know. j. A. Redman took din
ner with me yesterday. He lives in
Flint, Okla, and IL erecting n new
store building. This is a healthy place,
hence the name, Healing Springs, the
water Of which is equal to any at the
famous health resorts, We don't have
to haul water here. The weather is a
little cool now hope we don't have any
frost as there is going to be one of the
largest apple crops ever known. Give
my regards to all.
Yours,
+. :. DAVIS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
Gone to Gate.

&. w. Robson and viii Maddox
vent over to Gate Monday to superin-
tend the erection of a building to be
occupied by them with u meat market
which they will put in, in the new town.
N. b. Nef also has bought property
at that place and will remove there to
engage in painting.
We are sorry to lose these people
from our midst but our best wishes 60
with them. They haven't given it out
that they're gone for good and We'll
bet a cookie they'll spon return to the
metropolis.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
Grading Outfit Sold.

The complete grading outfit of ]. R.
Alley. a contractor on the w. F. 4 N.
W., was sold at Sherif's sale, in front
OF the Court House Saturday.
The outfit comprised 55 mules, 4
horses, 8 railroad plows. 20 dumps. 2
graders, 10 scrspers, 3 drag scrapers,
and harness, tools, tents, wagons and
camp outfit. 1t secured a debt of S9302.
80 with interest. and sold under the
hammer for s6250.O0. Geo. II. Bogue,
of Denver, was the purchaser.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
Normal, June Sd.

The Beaver County Normal will open
in Beaver, Monday, June 3d.. The
faculty will be ] NJ. Osborne. II. c.
Fellow, Miss Lena Wright, j. |. Bun
yard, S. W. Black and a music instruc.
tor for the last two weeks of the ses-
sion. who is yet to be supplied.
With this excellent faculty together
with our proficient Co. Supt. J. L,
Swain, the coming session Of the Bea,
yer county Normal bids fair to be
valuable one and the teachers mag ex,
pect a pleasant and profitable course.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
Will Have New Car.

DR.. L. S. Munsell has ordered a new
Ford runabout which he expects to ar
rive at an early date. Leander Niles
will be his chauffeur and is now In Kan.
sas City learning the mysteries of the
"buz wagon"
With the arrival of his e machine
DR.. Munsell will be better prepared to
answer his long distance calls and II
will be a great convenience to him in
his practice.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23

A news item under an lola date line
relates that a crippled hobo saved a
NJ. p. fast train from being wrecked
Friday night, near Moran. As he hob
bled along the track he discovered a
broken rail. Noting the danger, he
hunted up the section foreman who
called his crew and fastened to the
dangerous rail and tagged the passen-
ger train Had the train not been
caused to reduce speed it would have
left the track at the broken rail and
run into an adjacent corntield. The
tramp wal given a warm breakfast and
permitted to hobble on out of town,
The story shows a good spirit on the
part OF the tramp; He did his duty
he is human he saved human lives he
saved the property OF a great corpora
ton he was prompted only by the good
and kindness in his soul no policy was
in his action he had no power to de-
mand a return for his act, possibly il
never occurred to him, but thought
only of the impending danger; he is an
outcast from society and business cir
Giles, and ignored by nearly all the res,
Of the world, yet his reward for having
saved life and property was only a
warm breakfast and permission to hob
BILE out of town. Perhaps he deemed
himself lucky that he wasn't pinchcd
and thrown into Jail.
II he had not been a lonely crippled
hobo would he have received only a
handout and his freedom for his gener-
Gus actions? And it's just such incon-
siderate actions on the part Of society
and corporation that makes vicious
tramps, dangerous gangs and anarch-
lists. Liberal News,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
How Could Women Vote on
Tuesday--lroning Day?

In the June American Magazine,
abe" Martin, the Indiana funny char
acter, created and used by Kin Hub
bard, the ~well-known humorist, gives
his views and those Of his neighbors on
votes for women. Following is an ex-
tract:
18th only real objection | kin see t.
women votin' is that our elections are
allus held on Tuesday -ironin' day,
otherwise / would be heartily fer it,
said Tell Binkley, u leadin' tornado
insurance writer. Mr.. Binkley is pre-
disposed T. bright colors an has a ten
or's mustache an reminds you o. tn
boss barber o. tn late seventies.
"'Miss Name Moon is u most bril-
liant an fearless sutfragist. She has
strong square features, a fair-sized
knot o. red hair under moderate on
troll, steel gray eyes at no considerable
distance apart an wears a f~our-in.hand
tie an side pockets. She would com.
mand attention even on circus day an
has long CALLED under taxation without
desperation. Turnin' T. Constable Plum
in tn squire's Office she said "I've got
list about as much use fer you an tn
law as | have fer a croquet set, an IL ]
ever pay any taxes without first knock
in your head of I'll be in a trance"
"'Later in tn day Miss Moon paid
he. respects t men in general by de-
clarin' 'em jist a lot o. stomachs an
~watch-chains whose whole idea o. citi-
zenship wus THROWN a round steak on
tn table three or four times n week ell
buyin' a wife a clothes wringer. She
said that tn CROWN tendency 'mongst
our girls L seek some lighter employ
ment other than marriage made her
buoyant with hope an courage.
MRS. Tilford Moots, who has con-
tributed more sons Z the Regular Army
than any woman in tn world, an who
has allrs been closely affiliated with a
champion checker player. stopped long
enough t say that, while she didn't
take no newspapers an only knowed
what she heerd from tn huckste-s.
she'd allus felt like ther wus something
unequal. She said she'd never found
time T. look int things an that hel
husband wus too busy defendin' hi;
title T. be o. much help.
However, she says If women git t
- I'm 49, .sal -. 49, + I.
it's o wet t. pillow an she kin git off,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
Some More Good Words.

PUBLISHER Herald;
/ could not get along without the
HERALD. 1t is we'll written, newsy and
seems to generally be found on the
right side of public questions. You are
to be congratulated on your paper.
There aren't many county papers bet
ter, | think, everything considered.
Very truly,
+. II. CARLETON,
Boyd, Okla
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
rs Cents a Drink.

Lynn Doty, Of Cline, was taken in
custody Saturday by Deputy Sheriff
Despair, at Gate, for violating the
liquor law.
1t appears that he was dispensing
"Rre water" by the drink, from his
buggy, at the modest price of 25
cents a drink That's goin' some.
He was brought to Beaver Saturday
aud lodged in jail pending trial.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23

Poor appetite is a sure sign of impair
ed digestion. A few doses of-Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will
strengthen your digestion and improve
your appetite, Thousands have been
benefited 10y taking these Tablets. Sold
by all dealers
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
Morrison & Son Show.

Morrison & Son showed in town to a
good crowd Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Their performance embraced a wild
west, vaudeville. and moving picture
features They put on a very cfedita-
BILE show, perfectly clean and worth
the price.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23

All children of the town and sur
rounding country under IA years of age
are requested to meet at the Christian
church, Saturday afternoon, to practice
for the Childrens' Chorus, to be render
ed on Decoration Day.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23

Co. Supt. John +. Swain was called
to Blue Mound suddenly last week on
account of the serious illness Of his
wife, lie returned the first ct the week
leaving Mrs. Swain much improved.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
For County Assessor.

! hereby announce my candidacy for
County Assessor OF Beaver county, sub.
ject TO the will OF the republican voters
at the primary, August 9Th, 1912.
Y. II. DRUN,
+. O. Elmwood, Okla, Six Mile