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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-03
Notice OF Sheriff Sale Foreclosure.

State Of Oklahoma. County Of Beaver, So
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF an
order Of sale. issued out Of the District Court Of
Beaver County. State Of Oklahoma. on the 22nd
day of January, 1915. in an action wherein the
Big Jo Lumber Company. a corporation. was
plaintiff and d. r. Marshall ct al was defendants.
directed TO me the undersigned sheriff Of Beaver
County commanding to levy upon, appraise
and sell the following described property:
Lots thirteen and fourteen in Block num-
Der ffty-hve. in the Town Of Forgan, Beaver
| County. Oklahoma,
To satisfy judgment and decree Of foreclosure
against defendants. d. h. Marshall and Mrs, ID.
b. Marshall. in favor of Frank Kell for the sum of
$500 and costs $3.50 with interest at ten per cent
and a further Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
the sum Of s2s5.s5 with interest at six per cent
and costs sso.55. and a further Judgment in favor
of defendant ~ Thorne for the sum of sisS7.ol
taned and made in said court on the 18th day Il
January. 1916. and with interest thereon at L e
rate of six per from the 18th day of January.
1915 and costs Accruing; will on the 10Th day Of
February. 1916. at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. m. of
said day at the front door of the Court House In
the City Of Beaver in said county and state offer
for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash the
property above described so much thereof as
will satisfy said Judgment with interest and cost.
Witness my hand thi, 18th day of January. 1916
| JOHNNIE NJ JONES. Sheriff.
l-27 Pa Sc by FRANK sHocKLEY. Undersheria.
Notice of sheriff Sale Foreclosure.
State Of Oklahoma, County Of Beaver. ss
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Of sale. issued out Of the District Court Of
Beaver County. State Of Oklahoma. on the 22nd
day Of January. 1916. in an action wherein the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-03
Notice To Creditors

State Of Oklahoma. County Of Beaver.
Tothe creditors of Ellen Maple. deceased:
All persons having claims against Ellen Maple.
deceased. are requested to present the same with
the necessary vouchers to the undersigned admin
istrator. at Beaver. Oklahoma within four
months from the date hereof. or the same will be
forever barred.
Dated this 3rd day Of February, 1915.
J. o. MILEs
% 2-2i It Administrator.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-03
Notice to Creditors.

An persons having claims against the estate Of
Jennie l.. Gift deceased. are required to present
the same. with the necessary vouchers. to the
undersigned administrator. or J. W. Culwell. at
Beaver. Oklahoma. within four months Of the date
here,,. or the same will be forever barred.
Dated January 9Th. 1915. EIBERT CLiFr.
1-l3 2-s 1t Administrator
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-03
Notice to Creditors.

All persons having claims against the estate Of
Jesse II Thompson deceased required to present
the same. with the necessary vouchers. to the
undersigned Administrator at Lorena. oklaho-
ma. within four months Of the date hereof. or the
same will be forever barred.
Dated Jan. q. 1915. NORA T. CRAwFoRD.
I-27 2-32t Administrators.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-03
The ouInIne That Does Not Affect lne Hest

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA
TIVE BROMO OUININEis better than ordinary
Ouinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head Remember the full name and
look for the signature OF Il. W. GROVE. 2Sc.
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GO tosRas las cifras he Ia esfera en-
el Terof de eSta e~xistencia ~iiIstre. In
v]@r;iginG arIrlstra y anGcra mo iraFor-
IT, Derd2rlo -od5n. 6a yrendran t-raS
del confl5r1o Dos reblscadores die Eos-
rites q sclnsificar nolnlRres y cad&ENs-
les r @a:s.ndezas y ~gequeHeces. El
.ges1o t~5acioo Sc c]onTilri0 rcn ResfGIs-
SiaIa muggca. ala recl&me" mo Dies
peltoG III eco de emOci&n. Admir-
TnaHuos 1~0G!av.sa q IL ~cunle&ianrta curGH-
do 5a 0P@raSi6n qujifrI:sgica; la admit
EaEans ANN hoy r~rscitando ~ers1Ds; re1-
t@rces f'Tan@a snficiegbcs aiguras, gu
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TIemDs." Mos tasts para darn@s cuerl-
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lelbo, 81 hus1o nen gus quetf0 soTp1'en-
.!=$la Ia fria ausberiiad iel r0stro die
SarG,0u % q i~segurO l@&fo rel2eTs pro-
.dlDc1o de rIga insrjiraciSn &lgo merhro-
20. o Ii manchga del color COIN qle
sG caprich@ p~a,e1end60 caItiTar Ia mi
rfatla aiema. % ri rel0 arrincnnaNG!o lie
mn ~desposcriG. Il el +Ione-e cUn Gue
cau=0 en un Gue1o su femenimo al
&i,@r@Do, 70 quiGa -amD1=n. Y c0rono 1a-
IiCIia he mmsen. ~ronaerHaiI ea Ia
caa'peta be a-g9n n01aTiO de pr0Til-
Gin, IA ba'pra carta rcronnRndand0 4
um te~rraremien1e- EaHttas, l~TEn%osr
flores. eacUlturas = poesEas- son a11-
rrs Crle su p~rodtigiosa $acrivEGIaG anGa-
ripa;a iru9 c0locan8o aobHre las luna-
l-as lie I'll Tiida- Sarabn. ONE "a ieiG
,sntney,er 81 genio. cuan6o apenas Co
nGciGa Ell Pal.is esclihE2 n L&bIche;:;
40 pgedo c1Gn I'M n~errios: sc que
'trrnnfc$ penn he de irHnle para ha-
Ger 10 conFrarf0 DIE 10 'qme hsarGan los
,derIi5z. O. a%upIioo roerd@nGis n esta
laca.~' Sarah. pdecim1us. llen6 c0n Sui
'talento una ,epoca @ mEjnr ann GTiem
rluo IL fortuna de ~leHanGar en- ElIo
un zrGan falcn1o raon Ino gram caI&c-
-er,, e~srudiamGio saR raroeG sn Ia Tida
ms.s rCmcian2udamoente QUE los Gue
I've c@nsriabs:n 5ns Mltor2s. Glui&a UhaJo
la an0rma.id2d 3~aEaHenre de Cue ti-
20 gala. mo snuhu sin0 mn eDdmirGiblc
ecuiIiario mcntal, un extraibo pcono-
cimi2mtn tie Ia psioo!O&ia hnmana %
un% ~t-2525ura sin liTrites. La t,IeMi-
5i1iiaG d. .sl ge-i@ Iay0 Ell 10 pro
1i@ioso: 10 perEu-a y ~di&fanid2d de
50 6irci6r cn 10 snbIimn. &aGie Go
MO ,ezGa &&Iraa6a TruEer tuT0 el p-iTE-
lc-io d. di@Iocar eI encamto Y arulo-
n.n de sus iaccioncs, para fingfr el
susbo, Ia anaicdaG. Ia slplica in&@nuGn
ta. reI .ahatimGrnrcn eI lho-ron', Ia Oul!ia.
toda Ia escGIa de los g2stos tlslEicos
y dG los aFa&ioramientGa in:inipos-
Fu& maga. por9ur a tTaVcs dc los
rGn5'u=os tapices del pasarHo, 2Girln@
In maf2@tDd die iGs fi-aias, IaS Dc.5-
tul3es De hos ,iioaes. las orariones DC
los marrines y II e]aencia ! ser die las
n:~arrra,i2s harpoia1.s. I0~IviGahas,e del
rs%bi5uo pall giyir Ia Tita intEnsa Me
Ii dGnmaa rav@rita&, ~bGscamGlo en-
las l5@Tegaa n~orRa2s lie mga 5Tngida
rDim&mabc2. = Ia Lux die las batGcias,
a.oe ion=aba por raiDaio De IuHGa .a
sormbra de 3FamIet; in2r5cnGo cor1sr
ror n r~cpiGrrmi& DE Ras esPestGR ores
r-olomEarRos e~ac1Tofrios dc csrG2nTD,
en- las escanas tie lady Nacbeth, -a
zomim5uEa. In 5nsp@"aci&n, mobile y
gilnto estimliLn. rorrieTue r~readora y
fscunGa Qgoe n@ dej& olgid.Hdo un solo
r,n-ofre Gcl 0~r'gamiamo cu2nfo Tiora
= Sc c~nc=enie- tgpe en- esta gran &c-
tliy tn@oio im@pnncGabbe de irflnfbus
rcrurs0s. tieb7e de sirceridaG y mo
nuecam isnnn acop1Ddo 4 las ~exgancGgs
de una aa]o.ari&n- Eo he 'oiG0 decir
n los qac Ia ricr,on en- SUE @ebores
Id.as dc PGIis. Cle t@dS.7 las nSprgssam-
1aacgongs cu que tEmaia pal1-e pare-
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diGia accDto ma tprn@a nNcNa lie pa
eo nl rssa Case G" tHs&nssDccimncs. NTC
P5riInG@ aue SO hic5era nor c- SIS
tcrna DE los rlaHos ~roroodOa, de vein
tc npcaoa ca5a mps. L.n2@o. MI T2@-'
ana ITO lie r@EaHt1n mi silUiera c- nii
rrcro. :aruri6a a hos tri5pImaleS ] plum
ta1 IL damanda que &hon'a es5& em
rI.ls dc ser IcgIel-a &nfanItiNaGmentc
No si4nto compasaon imfinira por
la roobne Hiss MelarAcr- no tGuto por
osae Ia etanresi%n ic Ia mu5Hr 4 qUien
ella rrer5 que suplir5a lie p@ne an "A
mino ie paraer su pIGito sine Por IA
i=@ me~c@nccntri&da Q-2c De pnodUctrG
Ia claorma ,EecrHcian de sajne- que
raaDdo ella LEILA Ias cartas aTg.aio-
naG.&s Gel C~api.an, X r~ecorEaha los
2ir~,sos harcos lie ElDeria- y sGls inan@
ncrbrs r]afi@nes, que 3rabGa Histo EN-
%rm7por- brilGan@o bajo los rayos De
In lux ~ar=cntaGa de la luna. en- Gea-
Ii&al dc0i0 haber rensad0 nm una
~ln.rcaZa sin aGmaHment0.
l&.ttacre.
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RRTLLOS

-D5ga el tesrigo &i asraba pr2Sa--
he a! rrincipio lie la 5onraenda ear@e
esro= Gns esposos.
s., seiIo~ ~PraGi&ente: mace Tres
afaus g1e fui resrigo dc 10 hoda-
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Y7ENDEMWs rn peIuetlu Uegocto Ell di!lrno-
les. sliuafo arl .burn lngar y EN- c@ITSGela
agfilbHfa ,uuIr.rrial. llcGIe F~fgaalrn y ND
IIgY rrpzS.nS- Tanihiin rim tallcr DIR Irf'lisT1c'-
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uESas- rNbmi sranGt. y tUdR @n McrFInl'lil2
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r%icilTnrnlc lsDH rSfar .n I'LL rnl~iH@ IuEar' alo-
.rg reala- 1nrurmIuT: r. Pl'EHTE v olnA- I'LL
=. LGreti@ ~. -al .&IllUmtH, 1eA-
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TEENiSA dE1dGnaEe usfeaf a. TendErlI Y lG
pTattari.5. InasT1ltlCs nia4ll1a5. Escrt S,1s
= Ia rtasren,Us nllesEras o0nGlciGnes psls
Dos sseEpas. .
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LEfi@ aECIgnDS:

-Fimarzate raa- seria mi dEsgGsto.
Aye=, al roiger L cGsa- cncnant-o =
mi aijo, niTo de- tr@s a@os, pcupado
ZEN ronpar ell -i5ro lie unis poesias-
Pero Va sabe leer asa cr5atura@
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ElTWi AS-&uTIH,sCe "A lu- lpcDl!ts n aIIGlH
rDE!ilRiameao@ q Dos Enrcrl9r0s die HgHiR ma
-nera aI@guabrNsSl. Et-,i
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D . - = PARIS
Reaparici65n de- UNA gram arttistta
Ell gesto de- Sarah Bernhardt

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81 %ECEsSrTA E!XPHESS r2z1a cue IleHa srls
peiacas a In Esrnridn % lie GaifiLLs. Sn~ fIIe~-
LIZ hIEIpRa n Husales. Tel Travis ila5.
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ST SII.1ClTA se1unila" Gl" DE clE9c 1c n
glG- Il LIMA Ursr~u-Ia. DE g l. q -. lL. hirl5sAH''
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AVTSCS De DCASE0L!

II listed no ITze4e weGaIlr "a In ~Dfirlnsr lis
die por teHGfln0, GraSGs o ,NueEu No. 2iftp
= rEn aganle ae la CASA EasarS a reepser
SIZE aIiuIpckDs-
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04
RoXANA.

Miss Cleora Wilgus. of Girdletree
Nd, is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Wilgus.
Mr.. A. NJ Lynch and daughter
Miriam, and Marvel Lynch, of Roxana
and Vance Lynch, of Bayard, are
spending a few days in Philadelphia.
Miss Nettie Wilgus has been the
guest of the Misses Cannons at Oak
Orchard for the past week.
Miss Jennie Wilgus, of Georgetown,
is spending a few days with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wilgus.
Mrs. Charlotte Vandorn, of Whining
ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar West and
daughter, Althea, and Miss Ella Mac
Collum are visiting friends at Dover
and Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams, of Will
Evansville. have been visiting their
daughter here.
A public installation of the Knights
Of Golden Eagle will be held at Fen
wicks Island camp August 10. Mem
bers of the lodge from other towns
have been invited to attend. A dinner
will proceed the installation exercises.
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04
GREEN WOOD.

R. L. Coulter, John Morris and Es-
quire Gibson attended Camden Camp
last Sunday.
The Sunday schools of Greenwood
went to Rehoboth on their annual pic
mic last Wednesday.
Work is being rushed on the new
building being erected for the Synder
Preserving Company, in order that the
plant may start operation about
August 10th.
Mrs. Herbert Wright and children
spent a few days this week with her
mother in Harrington.
Misses Marjorie and Ruth Ricards
have been Harrington visitors.
CleOta Jones, of Smyrna, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cox.
The remains of Carl Collins, who
died at his home near Wilmington last
Saturday, were brought to Greenwood
on Sunday. Funeral services were
held at the home of his sister, Mrs
Bessie Wiley on Monday and inter
ment was made at st. Johnstown
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Porter, of Bur
rsville. Nd, visited his sister, Mrs. T.
P. Rust last week.
Mrs. Annie Jacobs and daughter, of
visited Mrs. T. P. Rust on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Wiley has returned home
from a visit with friends in Whining
ton, Newark and Delaware City.
W. o. Lynch was taken suddenly i'll
last Friday while in town, but at this
time he is slowly improving.
Mrs. Annie Makens and son, of
are visiting her sister, |
Mrs. John Clifton.
Myrl Obier, of New Haven, Conn, is |
visiting his parents.
Elma Andrews has returned from a
visit with New Haven friends.
The dry weather the past few days |
las allowed many of the farmers to T
.hresh their wheat crop.
Townsend Rust Jr., is visiting his
grandmother at Burrsville, Nd
J. Frank Porter, with his family, are
spending two weeks at Camden Camp.
Mrs. Helen Phillips and son, of New
Haven, Conn, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Porter.
Miss Ethel Lyons, of Wilmington, is
Tisiting her mother for a few days.
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04
LINCOLN CITY.

Mrs. Cornelius Ball and daughters,
Cornelia and Mildred, of Dubuque,
Iowa, are making an extended visit
in the east. At present they are the
guests Of their uncle, Charles Gere, of
near Union church, and their aunt,
Mrs. Hope Kirby, and their grand
mother, Mrs. Charissa Gere, at Lin
coin. Before returning to their home
in Iowa they will visit relatives in
Wilmington and Camden, N. ]. They
express delight at the change Of
climate and Delaware scenery.
Miss Minnie Reed and Josie Shaw are
spending the week in Philadelphia.
touring car.
on tuesday Frank Warren lost bay
horse.
Miss Maize Reed. who has been a
patient in the Methodist Hospital for the
past six weeks, was discharged on Nom
DAY and is now visiting at Petersburg,
Miss Della Shockley. of Kansas CITY.
Mo, but formerly OF Lincoln, is visiting
and friends here.
Ihe Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs
MARY Donoho on Friday evening, August
. instead Of Saturday evening.
Mrs. EiWood Mills. who has been quite
sick Tor two weeks is improving and is
spendlns some time with her mother,
Mrs Kate Beardsley
MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Simpson are the
proud parents Of fine baby boy, Wilbur,
Mr.. Harry Lyman. OF WILMINGTON
olned MS vile on Saturday and a fhs
'uest OF Mrs. Mary Southard
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04
MORE TROUBLE FOR WILLARD

The Democratic voters of Lewes and
vicinity are cussing Senator Salisbury
deep and hard over his handling of the
Lewes Post Office appointment, and the
longer it is talked over the deeper the
resentment, and the feeling that both
factions of the Democratic Party has been
double crossed by William c. LoAand
and Senator Salisbury in the whole situa-
ton. There is no resentmen or criticism
of Mrs. Lofand, who has been appointed
to the position of Postmaster for Lewes,
one of the best appointments in Sussex
County, for she is both capable and
very popular lady. The feeling is gem
eral that the appointment is in name only,
as her husband, William c. Lofand, will
be the real postmaster. The bungling of
the appointments made by the Senator
since Chauncy Holcombe has not been in
touch with the political affairs of Della
ware, has been one continuous record.
The Democrats of Lewes especially are
feeling that Senator Salisbury will not
be their guiding spirit, and will welcome
almost any leader in whom they can de-
pend for decisive action. Federal patron
age is the rock on which all Senators
stumble over, and for a time Chauncy
kept Senator Salisbury off the
rocks along that line.
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04
BURRsvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs T. H Wyatt and child
rem, Of Denton, were guests Sunday at
the home Of Mrs. Wyatts mother, Mrs.
Annie E. Roughley.
Miss Rachel NJ. Harvey is spending
sometime as the guest Of Rev and Mrs.
Melvin +. Wheatley at Concord. Nd.
Mr.. August Hassler and Miss Lillian
Porter, Of Harrington, Del, were quietly
married at the NJ. r. parsonage at noon
Saturday by Rev. W. Z. Conway.
Miss Nora Sapp, of Harrington, has
returned home after spending a week at
the home Of her brother, Mr.. z. H Sapp.
The young folk from town are attend
ing the Denton Camp very regularly.
Mrs. George Kleice and children, Of
New York, returned home Saturday after
spending several weeks at the home Of
Kleice was called home on account Of
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04
sEAFoRD.
Zinc CanteIOupe CrOp Now ON.

Fine CantelOupe Crop Now On.
This years crop of cantelOupes bids
fair to be the best raised near Seaford
for several years, not only in size of
the fruit, but also the quality and
quantity of the yield. The early plants
were eaten off close to the ground in
many instances, compelling the farmer
to replant Cold weather had a
tendency to further retard their pro-
gress, but now the plants seem to be
in a healthy state and producing the
finest fruit obtainable. The warm
rains for the past few weeks greatly
helped their growth and came along
when most needed just as the plants
started to bloom.
Fruit from the first paintings is
coming in now, and in a few days the
height of the season will be at hand,
when thousands of dollars daily will
exchange hands leaving the fruit
broker and commission men and find
ing a place of keeping with the farm
ers and growers.
Some few years back large number |
of agriculturists held a meeting at 1
and among other things dis
cussed the advisibility of shipping |
only the best of fruit to markets, and
making it compulsory on the grower
TO mark each package with his name
and place of shipping as a guarantee
10 the consumer that the contents OF
he package were the best to be found.
The plan worked well for those who
ived up to the agreement, but finally
iOme unscrupulOus farmers got back ;
nto the old rut of shipping poor stuff s
This season, realizing the need of
ome action tending to elevate the {
ruit business men in Seaford, the
ocal buyers of fruit and vegetables
ecided to refuse to buy or ship any /
not up to the standard and e
With the shippers name marked on
ach package. Considerable friction
esulted at first, but now the practice t
being strictly followed, meaning L
lore to all concerned.
After spending 40 years in the ser d
ice of the Pennsylvania Railroad, {
oseph F. Jones, of the Seaford freight a
ffice, has been placed on the retired
st of petitioners. j
For the purpose of inspecting the d
ear tomatOe crop several local con-
ers have been visiting several of the Of
.rming section. They report the "
,reage much larger this year, al b
lough the crop will be somewhat HI
ter. W
Several prominent citizens of Sea-
rd have had meters placed on their
'emises and are now using the town
ater for irrigation purposes. One Of
e largest users of town water for I'll
is purpose is said to be L B. Cannon, ns ns
West Seaford, who has sprinkling da
pes placed over a large section of
S truck patch. GO GO
G.. Cortland Coulbourn was rushed Bc
the Peninsula General Hospital at
lisbury last Monday to undergo an OF of
Grafton for appendicitis. an
Milford chronicle., 1916-08-04
FRANKFORT.

Mrs. Minnie Lynch, with her
daughters, Mae and Orna, of Bayone
N. j., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mumford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Morris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Williams, who
were both recently married, have re-
turned to Selbyville from their honey
moon.
Norwood Chamberlain, who is en-
ployed in Wilmington, spent a few
days last week with his family and
friends.
Miss Marguerite West, of Omar, was
the guest of Miss Ruth Messick over
the weekend.
Mrs Holton, of Brodnax, Virginia.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jacob
McNeal.
Norman Chandler is a Frankford
visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Herman have
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Norman.
The hot weather makes picnicing a
pleasure and many from here took
their lunch and spent the day at
Bethany Beach on Sunday.