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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
THE TEACHERS EXAMINATION,
only one First Grade Certificate Four
teen Applicants FAIL

teen Applicants Fail.
Prof. j. NJ. Layhue. superintendent Of
pubic instruction. and his assistants
Prof Charles A. Taylor and Prof. T.. f.
Ieachnor. yesterday finished the report
or the quarterly examination of teachers
held last week. Out of sixty appllca MT $
but one obtained a first grade certificate
thirty-three secured second grade cer,ifi-
Gates and twelve third grade. There were
fourteen failures. ten having fallen below
the required marks ana four having neg
lected TO attend an institute. The list of
successful applicants is as follows:
First grade. II. Cotton, Seattle.
Second grade-Lucy b. Barnes. May
Bradley, Mary S. Bruce. William r.
Beedy, Fred J. Ais, NJ. F. Dter, Arthur
Dyer. w. c. Earhart. MART Estby. John
Egan, Blanche Fry W. II. Jackson. Cora
Is. Lake. Hattie T.. Morse. Anna III, Muir
ray, Viola b. rainier, Anna ]. Pelton,
Beatrice Price. KittiDL. Quinn. Carrie
Risedorph. Lillian Risedorph, Imogen
Smith Lillian =. Smoke, all OF Seattle:
Cora Hammond. South Seattle: w. H
Adams. Maple valley; Florence Adams
Dunlap; Hattie Fitzgerald. Renton: Ra-
chel M Hyland, Ballard; Emma Herren,
Fremont; Florence Jones, O'Brien; c. A
Morrill,. Kent. Sara y. McNaughton, Telt;
William S. Page. Black River.
Third grade-Florenee Crowl, G. c.
Johnson. Josephine Short, all of Seattle:
Charles G. Strong, South Seattle; III. Lois
Allen. Ross: Rachel \. Bisssll. Sunnydale;
Agnes Hewitt. Or.Iiia; Gertrude HNsman,
Botheil; Olive Park, Boise; Laura Plan-
mer. Renton: Anna Slater. Madrone; J..
". Wheeler, fremont.
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Sarah b. Yesler Entertainment.

The parlor drama and entertainment
for the benefit OF the Sarah B. Yesler,
which was postponed from last
week, will be given tomorrow evening
at the home. and as the parts will be
all we'll sustained and the object is a
most worthy one. Fhe ladies in charge OF
the affair are inShopes that 1t will be a
financial success. The programme will be
as follows:
Song Selected ........M Mrs. +. w. Clayton
Curtain raiser-"Social Obligations.
Mrs Brownstone, Mrs. Raines Hsr-
rington.of California; Mr. Brownstone,
Mr.. George Noble.
Duet-''Caim as the Night. ......... Cote
Mrs. Raines Harrington, Mr.. F. W.
Clayton.
Comedy-"Bentleys Beat. or the Pneu-
matte Tube" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Society Bud" Miss Lillian Dhu Ri
son; Full Blown. Mrs. Raines Har-
rington: Bentley Howard, newspaper
reporter Mr.. F. w. Clayton; Crosby
Jensen, twig of the law. Mr.. George
f. Morris; Dudley, butler. Mr.. George
Noble.
Song Selected ..........Mr. George Noble
Reading-"Matinal Musings ..........
Miss Lillian Dhu RiSou
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AdutniSfr.atnr-z Sale

Lots In Jansen addition and ST FIRE.
raont 10 be sold on Friday. March /. 1888.
Sale TO commence al % o'clock a. m. on the
lots near Madison street power house.
These lots command fn- view Of Lake
Washington and the Cascade range. Terms
-one-third cash, ene-ihlrd IN six months
ons-third in one year, a. $ per cent
Further Information from Scooaes &
Co aurtioneevs. or {. Hofmssss;ar or r.
l.. Jacobson. administrators OF Mary Jan
sens estate.
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Yukon Gold Mines.

The Yukon Gold Mining Company.
whsch has recently been organized in this
city for the purpose Of operating gold
claims on the creeks tributary 10 the
Yukon river, in Alaska, has decided 20
open It's books for popular subscriptions.
The capital stock has been placed at IS
per share, in order that persons having
insufficient capital to go themselves may
be given an opportunity TO become in
terested in the country. Subscriptions
will be received at the office OF A. y. Nc
Cuen, 5l2 Pioneer building. or 72i Wilfred
street.
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French Iffrfnar

Sunday dinners are generally given
great care. THIS - the caSe With the
sunday Frt'fae IN dinners az 1he new airing.
ton French restaurant, lis South Third
street. Today an especial EFFORT has been
male - Please the pgbhc AZ dinner time
\ bottle ~ fae Z!ataada, w.ue Will b.
served free w4th eavA 53 ceus dinner from
~ So =. m Esn1e mber the number,
- south Ta5r3 street
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The Royals sunday Dinner.
Here's the menu for today's dinner at
the Royal. Il is feast OF good things.
all for 50 cents. Try II. Dinner from 4
10 O'Clock.
Dinner with bottle of claret, 50 cents.
OYSTERS
Olympia Raw.
SOUPS.
Clear Chicken. Ia Royal
Cream OF Asparagus.
Consomme. a la Bearnoise.
FISH.
MusseIs a IA Bordelaise.
Boiled Brook Trout. la HoEanda.se.
Tenderloin CT Halibut Dreaded. a la Raw
goie.
EIlet Of Salmon. a Ia Normande.
BOILED.
Leg OF Mutton. a "a Soubis.
ENTREES.
cotelettes OF Spring Chicken. Maryland
style.
Sweet Breads. la Proveneaie.
Tenderioin of Beef Pique. a la Jardiniere.
SQUAD Sause, Ia Marengo.
Orange Frftsers. Rum Sauce.
ROAST.
Prime Rib Beef. Leg Mutton. Jelly.
Turkey. Cranberry Sauce.
Veal and Dressing. Stuffed chicken
Tame Duck, Apple Sauce.
VEGETABLES
Baked, Mashed and Steamed Potatoes.
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
CauIiffcwer Cream Sauce.
SQUASH. String Beans.
DESSERT.
Apple, Mince. Squash, Custard and Lemon
Cream Pies.
Cocoanut Cake. Chocolate cake.
Cream Puffs.
Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce.
Lemon Ice Cream.
Fruits. Rassins. Nuts.
Swiss Cheese. Cafe NOR.
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Good News For James >weas.a,

Csis. 81 l'o1tce Rogers yes.ersay re-
cn5ver3 a }cftes fvoua }. ~. Metesls. q
s1Ti1tast. asking tor 3afcgu8tsoa 81 James
S@-eszes. aged aeoat - yeArz Juoxsir.
freal the iet1er. sweazsa AaS faglez heir
- property oE - iapoivs4 = p-erzrsy
rigesss NAieA Netc&at - .avesg.Eatsng.
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Ga Friday. March l. 1856. at 10 o'clock
a 10. the sheriff VA se,. a. public aae-
t'osl several parcels ct caaice .lnsldc prop
efty. 0cateI On Tassd s,reet. Fonrth.
f5s'b and Ts2ch streets. iaeig..iag <he
sesAtazul residence situated az tae north-
west corner Q: Tenth AMI Marion streets.
Seattle.
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New Law Firm.

Messrs John Arthur and l.. II. Wheel
er have formed a partnership for the
practice OF law, with offices In the New
York block.
Mr.. Arthur has been the popular
and obliging secretary OF the King Corn-
" Bar Association since its organization
seven years ago. He was successfully
vice president and president of the State
Bar Association, his term as president
expiring In July last.
Mr.. Wheeler has been admitted TO
practice before the supreme court OF the
United States. He was an active and
useful member OF the last legislature.
and bore very important part In secIr-
ing the passage OF the revenue law when
IL was ABOUT to fail in the closing hours
~ the session. This law saved the state
slao,oco In the collection of taxes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

Tee ladies' 81 fhe Edg~xassr CouEresa-
fso0al church gave Washington birth
GSy s5c.al AZ esastaayAS laH last Friday
.Feasag- New Engiana dinner was
serve. lie azss os he eyen.zg, tAe Yas.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

Frize Awarrss~i 70 iIiii syrup Go.
fy tAs F'ov,isssf Umsys-saI exposition kor
ire bes, maple sugar sasA sXr5aa. HIS
az 1&@&ee gsauiae See sipsozna cn tx
'-a-. O. n saesT w...-ow. sc Wtz. street,
Se4s.&s. W&sA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24

Mrs NJ. C. Taylor. a dressnaker. blew
off ri1e head of William II Harrison with
a shotgun at Guthrie, o. T.. Friday. She
had applied for divorce, ami Harrison
had been employed to shadow her and
obtain evidence against her
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resses being prsstsly attirsd IN colonial
costume.
The pupils OF the Free Methodist semi
nary al Ross entertained their friends on
Friday evening in the assembly hall. An
excellent programme was rendered and
refreshments we're served.
The ladies Of the Fremont BAPTIST
church viii next Wednesday evening give
a ecbwe5 social at the residence CT Miss
TreadweIl. at Ross
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Reynolds have
moved from Tacoma 10 their new resi-
dence at Fremont.
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The Fun.ss Now Available.

s~T-as present SasA receipts. eve-
ard aS1Xe az expresses saes8eat
"a tae system. sEsesust.ar tnsnvcsz on
tssa.zs. l1&vs a balance og anaaa 81 so
rer anaarv. In s4sttsaa - ihgs. CHER
departments q ths cay receive ssr-
Ssce fcr hyisA7tS parks. esez. wNseA
~sasssa otasgwtss eoss 81 40 g~c-s saagsr
1as.s Is 4.za @ses 9ae tk& water gs..a,
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"a -, ls.-s,rNnlr SIC.

'erhere shoa33. ssSweT~r. be a3fe1 70 the
estimates the cssst - a Hew 3ow serNtee
e~serVe}r That as }5saeou btl hss a
capacity ~ atcsst s ~.& 30 Ssllars. Tsare
stSsss,sl 6s provided as seazs i5.essa} $40 gal
tonS ssovsEa c4raetT. Tsts eeu8g Pa ar
s~oaAailsssest hy egHchase - -the h1oxks
sorfs ara soeth of tas rrrscus slts
shcrv9y Increasing igs ss&e ta aRsosst ave
acres. II ~ossja cyst atssus g. 80 - sx-
e&FS'* aszs ec''Ssv'Gvt Il reservoir ugsoa 4
sye ef tAa, eirs ~ ;Aat ioza5sNs 11serr
~ es'e days ssse e Charahessaiu'S Tesseh
he aaessy | wss relieved of very Seysss csllsa
SilAs. u. GegsE1n. Resalsy, Cal
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ey!fahls that private parties should par
chase and develop that which the c.ty
has failed 30 acquire,
The municipal water system has al
ready proved the wisdom % the invest
ment. both from the popular and rst1nscs-
pal StandTotnts. ard yet shrrSts uai5neat
danger shaz Within the next ten years our
Cssy may - she yossess9r ~ a nllilou-stos-
lar water system without a supply. for a
contaminated surg3y Is eaussalout ~
none. The monopoly enjoyed by a water
evn2pany operating ssthin and subject 80
gae c.sy vsguAa t.ons wroGbi he Insignificant
IN aapsr5=on 80 shat % a company own
inR The SUPPLY and sxacgirE Ns 0wu terms
fs-r 3eiiycry iaeo TIRE cay distributing Sys-
seta az the cSy hasss.
II aEn n al aware that the Hnss ~ the
csgys ausaerssy - bcsd fer water pur-
rs9sSs h4s been nearly. II nes entirely.
reached aaa Ne eannas hope % cesT-
neeuee he actual construction ~ the
gravity SYSTEM Uzsta. by g~as0n - lc<Al
dEVei0pgasn; ana Increased valuation. fuv-
1he- ssossssnx capacity - reached. iiow-
eyer 81 view of the susvsy=Cy cf The
s1twas4Na as e. presents stSe4g 20 ne,
srsss, I a4ay BE- pa~32ael FOR msk.sS the
following suggestions. ~hAgA ussa< oe
s>ss.Ssfs.resa t2stscg ordinary eArcgsn 2uoes
as os.ssa$e xAa prov.ncee ot cl<y en-
sysaesy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-04
Elmwood Plekups.
ANON.

The weather still continues sne, and grss,
has begun TO make the old Gov. smile.
Gsrien making is the order ot the day.
s5ery body is busy
Miller and Wesien trapped the old gray
wolf that has done 30 saneh dAnsss on this
creek li.as lucky catch for tn, co.,.
and calves.
John kils !, getting pretty well ever IL.
grippe; he is up spd around again.
Tom Campbell is thresbins sorshan seed
He says 1t is al everlasting j,b. Tom has
quite lot Of seed.
Wesley HibS. lSst q In. soli Sunday
Dave KHs !, busy Pousdins plO-,. th.s.
dsys
r.J. xsedsa traded FOR E.J. Hisbs
riding Plov 7. }. s.y, lite is tOolshort 10
sslk
PsTry chiieOtt is sowing bs,-ssp tnssn
and twenty acres Of slfslf..
Perry Kils is tslkiss shout sab..oilinr
,As creek for more water. We dsa't ksov
What be wants 10 10 With il for b. has more
'hss he can use nos. .It may be be /, 60
ing to bottle !, up sOi sell it 10 dry weather.
Sol Biosssr uss over on siI nile Sunday.
huntirs Gov that he hst to stray OF.
N. X. Meadows s.. gathering up his
her-ss and mules Tuesday.
We esa boast sf . cav mil near thi.
county; there Is one 81 rouas'. On the KiO.
ss and ii vill sar tny thsasaud f,s Of
lsassr for hiR,
CsoLs FUiIu.
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NEIGHBORH00D. NEWS,
Willow Spring Marbles.

Bry and windy.
}. T. Balsoa IL able 10 he sroupd sssin
Tbs Sunday seho-l Va. not susadsa by
a. large . crowd =, Hsua On accent Of the
~iad.
J. n. SEstolls and Henry PisrS,i will
,,srs IN = fss days to hunt work
W n. Walker .nd family len for northern
kaasas On he 3Oth,
Born 10 Mr.. szl Nrs. &c. walker Ou
Asreh 80. = I,a pound boy
" 7 IRnis tsi family are, visi,iHs tsis.
lives st..AlPiae.
Some say Katy did, cen. say Katy aiis't
but We believe Katy did cry shsH George
left.
when sallie bis. John "GSoibys" here
will be weeping, sAilins sns sRssh.ng Of
teeth.
". W. Clark is digsings veil On his,elsiu
Ne hope thai he msyLsueesei in Gsts,aihg
rieaty Of good water.
II. II. Loofbourro~ and A. :. eickson
were in our nsighsorhoOi last sesk.
Mary says LOT sll sd usrd, oi,tongus or
pes, the ssdjsst ere ssess G0odbye JiA,.'
LlrTlE PsII.
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CsoLs fUiIu.

At!suts, March 25,h. (Press)-
Presidsrt Ccllier Of the Cotton State
IuiernAricnal Exposition has just re,
Cei'sd from Col. |. ". Auy, oomnis
siOper to South Aperies, a eommuui
cation ssting that an important er :
hibi, illustrating piirs,e industries Of
Chill. viii be made through the Co
operation Uf Grace 4 20, Of New York
. wealthy fru largely interested 10 Di.
trats Industries Of Chill lLis exhasi,
vas naie ai the Mineral EIPosi,i,o re-
ess'ly bsll at ssnt,agO, aoi BY consent
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NOTICE.

Ty. orokla ,,a p-ob..e co,-,
Besver County In 'os NO"E''
In th- mat er ofoithe estate OF the minor
heirs Of Of Nath MEL Inmsn, dec ssed
Not &C is hereby given hat Leonard 3
Hus'ed ihe duly rppoin,' and qu,lified guar
dian OF said minors has rendered srd present.
cd for SELL men I'D filed in aid cour his
account aud port { ard aus' ip : r aid
minors q d that MonIay, May Q, ls5 ; 10
O'Clock q ni. So "a TIE Pr obsic Corr'
room In Bea' er ssi eou y ~ B..y.r uas
been duiy apToi { q b, q. sid cou : o the
setile'i ent OF sail &c aunt vhirn time I'd
place any per~rn interested IN said e tate mi ay
sppes file his exeep ions in witing 10
the scco' and contest he same.
n test mony vhe eoi, | have he eunto set
my bs.d and afaxed The sesl OF said cout,
this ist day Of April Isas
l,EAL.I CARTER TRAc1,
Probate Judge.
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Children must be taught what the
parents wish then 10 know. Teach
them truthful, gentle ways, and. they
viii be true aud geutle. Is..s boz
hears bad language fros bis father, la
is just as sure to repeat il ss he Mas q
tongue in his nsoath; and if little sirl
htars her mother gossip, she will gossip
the moment she meets playmate.
People who devour their food like cattle
mnst not expect their childrcD 10 haze
nice liable manners. Gentlemen and
good women arc home, made There is
nethlng on earth Cor which one oggh,
to be more thankful Ihan for having
heeu broush: up ~ the atmosphere Of .
pure home. Such home may be
nsrrsw aud eveo hard; it may be de.
eeient in material comforts. A mnu
sturdy Is oak oncs said; IL vas Il e
son OF poor parents. and from ny youth
mp sss Injured to. ~lf.denial and hard
ships; bat | do Lot remember ever to
have heard word from my father or
nv mother that wss not rs it should
he" Better such recollsetiops than q
great inher.,Arce.---MSy Porter Lang.
low.
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PAladora BreYilics.

Weather bot. windy .ad drOugLty.
There hAs been rsxiag prairie ars sssih.
sss, ofhsre for several dsys
Mr. Haley, Of Boyd, Asd Nsssr. syrsns
pad Davis. Of Fulton. passed lhsoash on their
vsy to Liberal for goods Asi pro,isiOs.
Mr.. Ellis and County csrk Perry, Of
oehiltres, TsIss, eA@Fed With us On tseir
wsy TO Liberal.
Geo. p. Ray aud wife departed for lAsir
bone on n.skbsrry russa.y Eors!ns.
'ysyens enjoyed the ssrsDads given hy
the J. Fuiherson bsad % NOsd.y Lishl
They are ell seeonplishsd saasleian.. IhoagA
: little cut Of prseiiee.
hr, and Nrs. }. J. Tsenp-sA made =
Pisa art bat thors es,l 5, {. p Sr-l.'! I.Sss.
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We aesri gentleman remark the
other day that when hard times struck
The acreage scitia=n the,, iirst fthins be
did was TO stop his paper, the p.It to
'-te hi. children frnn school, and the
next to quit paying the preacher, and
thus imsxine that he ws. p,ac,iciLs
econo,-y: aud the gentleman told ths
truth. 4 Great ECONOMY. isn't il? Kill
~ the preacher, the teacher sui the
newspaper the three g.eat factors in
Inc intsllectual aud mora life Of any
co nHEnity and then imagine ths, sueL
uss eronomy.-Ex.
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day evening, Mrs. 1hempsoa's Lsslth Is
greatly Improved.
An infAat child Of Nrs BumysrIsr's i,
quite Alex. Dr. Meeker in attendance.
Ros. Neill returned TO Cspls to school on
Tuesday.
Isaac IIill he. taken claim on the Bsav..
nrsr bottom.
frass Neill has Just hsl some apple tree.
srare '.es and Eeo.eberris bushs. set out
on his .eisin on Spring creek,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-04

an exchange tell, Of man who mort,
aged his farm to get ais wife a pair oi
diamond esrriugs. The wifs tosk 10
washing 10 pay interest on the mortage.
but on the first job LIST one Of the
sparks" iu the suds, whereupou she
,'ri,d to bang herself in the barn, bu,
rope broke and she fell on a Jeny TOW
worth one hundred and .fhy dollar,
and broke its s,sek. Her husband then
andsrtsok to shoot the COW, to put il
out of its misery, but the gun burs, end
.sesGayed both bis eyes, and the wife
then ran aSay with lightning, rod ped.
der. The nortage is still on deck
and bids fair to live TO ripe old age.
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NOTICE. TO CREDIInRS.

Notice is hereby given that on the 4th say
Of March A. d. 1895, st the regular March
term Of the Probate Court in and for Beaver
county, Oklahoma Territory, the undersigned
James ! Henson, va, appointed adminis>
TRAITOR Of the estate Of W. II. Jay, deceased,
late Of said County and Territory. And all
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to exhibit them with the
Necessary vouchers to ne at my residence at
hansford, Hausford county, Texas, or to my
agent as administrator, hereinafter named,
within four mouths from the 7th day Of
March A. d. ls9j, or the same will be for
ever barred.
And notice is further given that | have
constituted and appointed James g. William
son Of Beaver, Beaver county, Oklahoma
Territory. my agent ss such administrator,
and hsre stipulated anu agreed that service
Of any legal process against ne as adminis-
traitor il made Oh sold. sgsnt shall be, of the
zane legal effect as il msde on me personally
within this Territory.
Attest James |. Henson Aduinistraior.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-04

The 4. y Kellogg Newspaper Com,
psny, which places its matter in hund>
reds Of the daili,s aud thousands of rh,
weekly papers throughout the United
States has prepared two whole page,
devoted to the Cotton States aud Iptcr
natioual Exposition. The editor Of thc
Kellogg Syndicate, 10 addressing bis
subscribers, says I'll Cotton States
and International Exposition, TO be held
AT ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. Is, to Dee. 81,
1898, will be one of the grca;est iudust,
rial enterprises Of the age. In rAsgui-
tude, it has IeEeF been surpassed, eI
sept by he World Fair, Of 1898. The
metropolitan pres, of the country is pay
ing considerable sttenriOn.to the Atlanta
enterprise and it is our'opinion that the
editors Of the North, ss well as the
South, will appreciate a comprehensive
aud readable account of the progre.,
made by the Fair management
The tvo pages are very hs1ds IN.
prepsted-on- sh"wing isrse bird.
view of the whole Exp siriau, sad 30
other presenting handsome euts Of the
twelve.principal buildrSgs Of the EIprs
i'lOn. IL is oOe Of lhe most profusely
illustrated pages eyer issued by pub
fishing concern Of this eharaeidr.
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Of the Chilian government is to be trans
ferred to, Atlanta.

Among the corporation building, t.
be erected 90 the grounds of the Co,to
States and: Iutsruaiional Exposition i,
one Of beautiful aud artistic design e
house the exhibit Of the Florida Gen.
'ral 4 Peninsula railroad. This railroad
is preparing very elaborate display OF
the resources Of the rich Florida land.
through which its course lies. The
plans Of the building are already made
and its erection will soon begin.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-04
Bsarer 3ieraIa,
omeiss County Paper.
LILY and DOLLY WRIGHT
Editors spd Proprictors.

wHEEE Tc iIHu Eim
Who labors on with all his:mish,
Bo1inlHs ~itA Ia carly light,
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CONSOLIDATED SOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.

L, LASD OFFICE,
Woodward. n. I.
March :. IsaE,
Notice is hereby given that ihe following
named setil-r- has fled notice Of their inten-
tom to make final pr IL in supp T. OF their
claim. d that sa # pr OF i'll be md bsiore
: Wier, Del uty Clerk Of the District Court,
st Beaver, o. I on Ma 2, 1875, viz Rob II
B. hunter II r No Ss2 70 the nwh of SEQ lss
twp T. n Il rEnge q. r. {. VI
Mary c. Hunter II No Ss4 for the n = ns1l
sec l2, twp. =, range % c ana bel. and
lot of the nwAs sec. :, twp. 4, of rsn-e u,
ECM
They name tn following WITNESSES 20 prove
their con inuo1. residence upon aud cuitivsi-
ion Of, said lands wiz
sherman Lane, Andrew VI Fenne- Jsmee
r. Liuley, John 7. CIawme1, all of Beaver,
o. r.
Any person Sho desires 10 protest against
the allowance OF such proof, or who knows OF
any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations Of the Interior Department.
why such proof should not be allowed. will
be given an opporiuni y at the above men.
toned time and place TO cross eXami ne the
witnesses Of said claimant. and 10 1ffer eyI-
dence In rebuttal OF that sub mittsd Oy claim.
ant
WILSON NJ. HAMMOCK,
9-l4 Register
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vitality necessary toin-
sure their health. The
pneumogastric nerve, as
shown here, may be said
20 be the most important
OF the entire nerve sys-
TEN. as IL supplies the
heart lungs, stomach,
bowels, etc, with the
nerve force necessary TO
keep them active and
healthy, AS will be seen
by the cut the long nerve
descending from tn Q
base OF the brain and
terminating in the bow
els Is the pneumogastric,
While the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart lungs and stom-
ach with necessary VI
tality. When the brain
becomes in any way dis
ordered by frrltability
or exhaustion, the nerve
force which IL supplies
Is lessened, and the or
gans receiving the d.
mintshed supply are con-
seluently weakened.