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only by their cohesive desires for
public plundering Of the country, and
no frauds in elections are too cor
rupt for them to inaugurate to con-
troll official spoils.
18th. We all know the Populist
party intends to give the country re-
lief from Demo Republican misrule
and corruption and all patriots should
join this party knowing we cannot
be worsted by doing so.
18th. The damnable registration
law passed by our last democratic
legislature allowing men to vote from
country districts at the county sites
and not allowing them like privil
eyes IN rural districts, was passed to
give their heelers the chance to reg
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elsewhere and these to count out
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8. The Chimes; A Goblin Story
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8. The Battle OF 1ife-Bg Cnarlas
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CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR
PUBLicATIOH.
L, 5. Land Office, Woodward. OF,
,IulV 3l IsIS

.. i-dhu OluCtt W 0duW " Il.
July Sd, Isi5.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nam cd settlers have filed notice OF their In
teniivn to make final p;ooiin support of their
claims, aud that said proofs will be made be-
fore Care fraey Probate Judge iR and for
Beaver county, Oklahoma, at beaver, Okla,
on Aug IL, 1896, via: william NJ q Gabbert
for II T. ne. $50 for Els w 4 and WI Sc "
Sec % Twp. n OF X ~ Z G NJ.
Also Mary Gsbbsrt for II no .0s for Lots
2 and and ~ W y Sac Twp. Il Range IS
ECM.
They nome the following Witnesses 10 prove
their continuous residence upon and cultivat-
ion OF, said land, viz:
Jalses ii Murphy, Joel G Murphy, OF Gate,
OKLA, John McG Nern, VIII am NJ Il Gabbert
Of Cline, Okla, Fred Tracy, OF Beaver Okla
Any person who desires IN protest agains,
The allowance ofsuch proof. or who knows Of
any substantial reason, uEdsr the law and
the regulations Of the Interior Department
why such proof should not be allowed, will
be eiven an opportunity at the above men,
toncd lime and place to cross examint the
witnesses Of said claimant. and 10 offer eyi
denee In rebuttai OF that submitted by claim.
ant
w. NJ. HAMMOCK
S"" Register.
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CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.

L. S. Land ofice,
Woodward, o. r.,
July 81, Iss5.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their in
tention to make final proof in support of their
Gains and that said proofs will be IN pd- be-
fore Carter Tracy Probate Judge in and for
Beaver county, Oklahoma, at B'ayer, OKla,
nn Aug. IL. ls95, viz: joel g. Murphy ii nc. .
3o5 foi 4 y Sec Twp4 n, OF II - & n.
Also James II Murphy II no. 10 for sK Of
W and NJ 5 W x 3, Twp4 Ia, X -
ECM
They lame the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and culiivat-
ion OF, said lands, viz:
Wiliiam " g Gabbert. OF Cline, Okla, Joel
Murphy, me II Murphy Mary L Gaboert
OF Gaie, OF, Fred G Tracy Of Beaver, OF.
any pc son who desires IN protest sgninst
the allow ance ofsuoh proof or who knows Of
any substantial reason, under the law aod
VIE rssuiaiions OF the Interior DepHrtment
why sucn proof should aot bs allowed, will
De xlyen an Opportunity at the above men.
TONED time and place to cross examine the
witnesses OF said claimant and 10 offer eyi.
denes In rsbuttsl of that sub mittsd by claim
anti
WILSON II. HAMMOCK,
$50 Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-10
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Land omet at Woodward, o. T. Aug. 10, 1885
Notice is hereby given that the following
NAMED settler have fled office { his inieis-
ticn 90 make g. pfu4f IT, support O. his
cl i'm and N ( said ire will oe mace be.
fore & srter Tracy pr b ue Judg- in snd for
Beaver Cousiy o. T., and in case Of his B.
si Beaver o T. on SEPT mper -, lS-j. viz:
Jose h 4 Lee. II r 10. ~ eayer Series
or the VIZ SWX sec =, and EH SEs Sec
. Twp 4. "a Ran p M.
Bepsmes tie following wi nesscs to prove
hl. c I'll uons resideace uppn and cultivation
II, said land, viz:
Wi liam II Gabbert, William II. LAverfy I,
Cline -. T.. Henry Miller, Lansing, U. L. 4,
Fred C.. Tsey, Beaver. q. T.
sos WILSON NJ. HAMMOCK, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, Woodward. o. I

US. LAND OFFICE, Woodward. o. T.
August .. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing nsmsd settler has fled notice OF his
Intention to make pal proof in support Of his
ella m. and thai said proof will be made before
;. b. We.r Deputy District Clerk, at Beaver,
o. r., Septembrrs 81 ls9j. viz: Iud gig Las,roh
for the Sa SEX and 81 SE& Sec. 22, Twp.
4 n of Range 2 ECM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continusus residence upon and cultiystio on
OF, said land, viz:
G0ileb Streult, Lawrence McCabe, Noah
Lsue, John Bogue. all OF Beaver, y. T.
WILSON M HAMMOCK,
3p-3J Register.
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NOTICE HOR PUBLICATION.
U. .. LAsp OFFICE.
Woodward, o. T.

WOODWARD, o T.
August 5, ls95.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Gied notice of his intention TO
make final prof in support of Lis claim, and
that said proof will be made before
Carter Tracy, Probate Judge In and for Beaver
Conn y, at Beaver. u. T., on SertemAer 30,
lsg5, viz: Joseph G. Hodge L. No. 81 for
the SEA See. ~, Twp u Range - Z. C. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and Gu tivation
OF, said land, viz:
David Miller, J V. Thompson, Sherman
Lane, Samuel b, Weir, all Of Beaver, U. T.
3o-S5 W. NJ. HAMMOCK. register,
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HOTtCE.


e. s. Lsnd onee. woodward o. ].
Anguss7 :. la.
CsnrIsint having ben sn'erssi - thi- y'1os
hr william T Brucs A<isust " U goA -.'
sh.-lG,lpx hi. HOMESTEAD Entry No. 90,
A tel Ueee-ufla.- g. Iz1- uUon me - MA
sertior ~. ruE. sk Range = T. ~ bfef :
eyunty. Us l.horna. with vieg 20 tfie ca
h~~el,v sunora n q 10 appear b, ffe the Re-
is,er snd Receiver q he L 3 Land q nee q,
WoodWs a. OK ahrrna. n the -th dsy
f5rpFsh fs.tfrnorv conc ming tsld alieg -
abandonment.
w.N HAMMOCK, Reg st-T-
az, u II PArI0N, Receiver.
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:. y
vitality necessary to In
sure their health. The
pneumCgastric nerve, as
shown here, may be said
TO be the most important
Of the entire nerve sys-
TEN, as it 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
bgse 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 frritability
or exhaustion, the nerve
iorce which it supplies
Is lessened, and the or
sans receiving the di-
.ninished suDplyare con-
keCuentlv Waa kpned
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Nn11cE roR PUBLICATION
L. :. Land. oEes, WOODWARD, o. T ,
Auzust 10. lss5

L. :. Land. Df-cet Woodward " IL
August 10, lss5.
No'fe. "a hereby given ihA the fOilDvi n2
named setti hss ilied no ice Of his intention
tsrnske al PROT n support Of his claim
and tha ~ trupf viii b. ma1e oef1re
Carter Tracy. Probate Judge % Beaver county,
and in hsS absence b. fore p G. Tracy Clerk %
said c mt Al Beaver. %. T.. on september y
I.sj, viz: Ezra b n strong, II No. 1856
for tn EB sWH ard VIZ sE+t See. 23, Twp.
n Of Range e, 4 VI.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residsnce upon aud cuitiya
tinn Of. said land. viz:
Fred c Tracy, Beaver, o. T., Hsrve7
Williams. Gate. q. T, Ira Tinkan, John 1ay
Tor. Lansing, y. 7.
sos WILSON n HAMMOCK. Register.
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The Human Electrical Forces !
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

The electrical force OF the human bod 3. -
che nerve fuid may be termed. Il sR e Pc
cially attractive department. OF science, a. e
% ~ 80 nar keu ~, an lnhusnce On ehe neaiVc
produced by the brain and conveyed by
means OF the nerves to the various organs of
the body, thus supplying the latter with Il
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Z. 5. Lsnd Oaice, Wood vari o. 7.
August :, Isri

August s, l5lsj.
Sotc q h. reby given tnst he 70 lowing
nsmet settler has nled notice 4 his ntentio
to make final pref IN supp y Of his claim, ID
that laid proh Will De made before Cart I
Tracy, Probate Judge Of Beaver Co, .. T., al
Beaver, o. T., on 2lgt, Sept, l-aj VIZ: John
J tulkersOn X. r. No. 3is for the SEA Sec. II
Twp. n Range FL Z. c. M.
He names the ollOwing witnesses TO prove
bis oouti uOus residence upon and cultivation
OF, said lana, viz:
George II. Merchant, Comadore ?. Neill.
Abe. l. smith. al ofPs ado 4, o. T., JOHN +
lodd, q FHiton, o. l..
W NJ. HAMMOCK.
30-35 Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-10

tnree years nave i gdneT9c
with q sore head. / woald
break out all overmy bss3
with pimples which von.d
form . wstery matter, sDs
I would have TO scrsics
until / would bleed. Af;e<
dcctoring with two doctoes
for three years, more o.
less, I finally made up ns
mind TO try your CUr.cUsa
RKxKDIHs with rss1ii
entirely satisfactory 70 ne.
After using two sets Of
CUTIcUEA REMxpEs, 1
am entirely cured. Ihsv-
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
U. Q. LAxR oyEIcG
W NooDwARD, o. T.
August 26th, ls05

WOODWARD, OF.
August 26th, ls05.
Notice Is hersby given that the following
named settler has flea notice OF his inten-
ton TO make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will bs made be-
tore S. Il. Weir Deputy Dis lrict Clerk at Beay-
er o T., on Oct. ~, ls05, viz: James Craw-
ford for the w of See AZ, Twp n Of 20
&c NJ.
lie names the following witnesses TO prsye
his CO. tinuoas residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
William Weolery ~ Beaver. o. T., JohnJ
Fuksrson, Joseph Henlsn. George saudeison
OF Rothwel o
3S-Ss W.M HAMnocK. Ra.ts ar
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Nr y. r RidgeIY. Of Oziea, Usab
shs ~, ia the saiissss, aid he vogls
!ksio al que,siOu.
-Proe.cI, f" .ai5 Car.
Il wss, 70 ks0r," said Nr. RiigsIy
II J. at rsaesiesI is mrintaia . tzre
y zT--ni.-ek .y,t.sa.
~Ye..- aid Cgiu. The osiy sas.sry.
hos-sr. - saieb psrsly sresHsark
Or pap~r tsODey sy-s~s4 Ri-ls be sssin.
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is's SO'E siihssi ih= reslsalTsi.,s ysso-
siFis abi.lying. The ausSg siih va.
ne in i'seif bes5ues the Us,; TsefeEab.s
ard must stand behind the oshsT.
YVr esnDO. msinisia txo kisis Of
rDossy a, parity. whon one bls . CON
isersiAl value aud the o,her has nare.
vreeP BY making oDe redeensL3e 10
the sgls-r.
Bat yOs might hsye , purely payer
riOsey. The ulEihsd uo.ld be TO have
Do red-mpiioS money snd TO make il
lessI tsocer in the payment Of all debts
pIbli@ ssI private.
LiIit il ir quantity BY firing the
amount at 20 nisch Per espi,s. Main
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increased. aud fron lime 20 tue pro
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tact that IL vas limited 10 quantity, ssd
the ures for which 1t sas iuiended.
E"u'd give It a value, aud make il a
n'r'sdrs Of values, aud u serYiecaL,c
medium Of exchange.
siar aud gold could he treated "a
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purchased at their market value, anl
exp"ricd TO othei conniries, where they
might be used a. inune,, or for uss in
this or other countries il tie arts and
sui-bcss.
"rhcn,' said Mr. Ridgcley, "wha,
objection IL there 10 such systen?''
The objection which Is urged, said
Cs.in, is this; 81 long as there wa.
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us confidence in the government wa.
shaken 1t would depreciatc in exchange,
able value,
When the DAGGER became Imminent
that the government was not able to en-,
force its leral tender character, having
no commercial value, it would becvms
niGrc or less worthless.
The paper or substance out of which
u is made. would have 10 cxehsngeabls Il
value, unlike ,nojey made from q yalu
sble cum,nodity. when nuoh diuurbel
10y u lack Of confidence il would fuctu.
at in value; aud if the goverumsnl
went down it would be entirely worth,
less.
Money with n commercial value
makes a medium Of exchange with the
balance of The world, and facilitates our
irsde.
Bnt," said Mr.. Ridgely, who Wa.
It.ll standing; "Isu't il a fact, tha,
when war, aud great Disturbances come
that redemption money disappears, aud
piper money takoa its place anyhowi
b are not the people at such tiue.
embarrassed with paper money auct,
uating with their confidence 10 the gov.
ernment, AMI saddled with a worthless
paper money If the government zoe.
down, and does the use of silver aud
gold as money ever prevent this cuu.
dlilon from srlsing2"
The use OF redemption money, 70.
piled Coin, docs no; prevent the eon>
diiions you describe. Paper money all
ways takes It's place at such times. The
people, however, are not injured by il.
They store away their good money
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dies 20 several persona, and they all tell me they
are Na- ]. Oar druggist Is doing nice busiasSl
In CUTIcuRA REMEDIES, since my cure. I Save
given him the privilege of using my name es praof
OF their eff cheney. enclose my portrait
a. +. GHAMM, Photographer, Mt. Horeh, WIS
Ny vifo has been troubled with the salt rf ,rr
for four years During this time doctors OF lsa-
eOnsin, Illinois, and the most eminent doctor OF
Chicago, failed to give relief. bought ths Cr4t
cURA REhEpIEs, and she used only one boz o.
CurIcuBA, CuTIcuRA SOAP, and hsh q bottle os
the CurIouRA REsoLvEST, and these have cures
my wife completely.
Q. NJ STONE. 1il State g., Chicago. ~.
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Gems Financial School.

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srp-r, shs-a IN I-0s % C5IS P.aLs.nfSu co.
CHAPTER ~.
(Costi.gssi.
THE F0UETH DAY.
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SCRATCHED 3 YEARS
Buffered, Scratched, and BIed. nve.
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

j wish TO express my thanks for the benefit
have derived from using CUrrouRA RlnKDIz
Nothing Ike them was ever Manufactured. 20