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a payment % ovsr 3 80 = - nlass when
tfss Zras1e - ccssssirrsZzasIses1, and a mort
gage t1 The sgzrn OF 81 zn held by the
SpTagGe- Ferry ezsezzee. % lie assumed by
the purchases AZ present the property
n part cf Ehe asses of ene snzosxeTat
Traders bank. so the deal wil have 70
Ia approved by Ehe court. As soo<a as
ta@ transfer Is male the Y. NJ &. a I'm
f+--afis 70 make several changes an4 fm-
T'E'et's-zs1SES-s n the ARA aEeu37gE q me
apartments IN the building. wjth a view
20 Increasing Ihe8r several 6seTs-s rIrsu;s
which are now rs5s or iass slcozu7lexe
and crow ie5.
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washington C'tty. May ia-Thsr-e was
-onsi8arahls talk afsout TIE navy tf7oarf-
n1eat aJ8ay % q published infeTview Nffh
A4r1l~al ~ ~aae s-FittofSiuF sfte admins
trafI7n Criticism q a superior f. an Of
raas.. according % fhe naval regulations.
Ff r. rosai5le the secretary of The navy
auA zae president uaay gseE fa1 aH.er tScsl
- enc adntrai's uttera ueee. Isn't 4EIesEnfich y
ss a crsslrf -gYfarfhsi has hs~su ordered IN
charges preferred BY Admiral Nead@
aaalns: a surgeon % the navy for giving
<>esealn master - the press tbs ad-
rngra1's apparent Violation - naval reWu-
latfons may be presented - th~ attention
81 th@ derartr1eur hy oftAcers % fhe IA ~
s-ssz~acia3y interested 81 surgeson ksrsh-
Fer.
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The \. =. \. TO Cover the World.

Milwaukee. May l0.-At today's session
of the supreme council of thu a. r. 4.
the report OF the committee upon inter
national declaration ~ principles 81
favor ~ extending the order 70 AL the
countries OF the world was adoISed uuan-
fnIolsIy Tho matter now zoss 20 the
high council Of Canada. and ff approved
by ,hat body new coalitions VIII be put
in force al once. and "A supreme council
OF the world established Tho pla rfcrn
adopted and promulgated ar thu annual
session yesar ago was ra-afiIrme.i as the
principles or the organization. no change
'oriug made.
These supreme officers were elected W.
J. Trayuor, petrot'. president. Judge J.
II Jackson. Fort Worth. Tex. vice pres
Gent T.. IT. Dunbar. Boston. secretary o<
state. !. u. Taulhce. Covington. KY.
chaplain. G. T Realty. Detroit secretary.
+ 9 Campbell. Minneapolis. tres sIrer.
] : Woodman san Diego, Cal. sergeant
at-arnS. john Kb1g. Missouri guard. w
e Howard. Omaha sentinel. The su-
creme truss ees chosen were: ". J. Pa I'M
er. Butte. Mont. J VI Snyder. Washing
ton Citv. William NJ Stark, West Super
ior. Wis.
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GEN. HARRISON RETIRFs.
HIS Last Speech to Jury "a Magnif,-
cent Effort.

Richmond, Ind. May Io-Ex-Presiden,
Harrison today made the closing speech
LOT the plasntift in the Morrison will case.
ne court room was crowded, many per-
so.is Oh prominence being present form
Ohio and Indiana
Ar. Harrison was IN splendid form, both
mentally and physically. and made "A mag
niflcent speech Today will go down In
history as the day on which one OF the IL
lustrious statesmen of the country me. ia
the erowning and closing effort of his
HE In his chosen profession FOR with this
speech Gen. Harrison finishes his career
IT. the active practice Of Law Tonight Mr.
11boetts. his private secretary. authorized
this assertion: You may state with
authority that Mr.. Harrison win never
again speak before any jury, as this argu-
ment Is his last. He will soon abandon the
practice of law entirely. and will never
again be seen 50 actively engaged In any
pursuit"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-11
CATHOLIC MEpDIIxe REBuKEp.
Compia aint Ia Bo Made Regarding tho
Popc's Representative In Hungary

"I'V Ist'II"-"iltstlINo IN hungary.
London. May IA dispatch to thu
Times from Vienna says: Thorc a. no
danger now OF an immediate crisis. Emu
peror Francis Joseph has decided. in ac-
cordance With the note of Count Kalnoky.
Imperial minister OF foreign affairs thar
representations will he made 20 the vati-
can la regard 70 the proceedings in Hun
gary Of AiEr AglIardi. the papal nuuefo
at Vienna. who went about the country
denouncinE the ecclesiastical bill
Baron Bantfy. the Hungarian prime
minister. who protested against Mgr. Ag-
liardfs course. will receive nigh deco
ration
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To TimIt tho on,put or CONNER

London. May 1.-THE Daily News SAYS
II is understood that an agreement has
been virtually arrived at with the repre-
sentatives of American mines hy which
the export OF copper from the United
States during 1885 VIII be restricted 10 4
certain nxel amount which Is soniew hat
heiow the exports Of Iss4 \ percentage
reduction IS being made on the European
tpui. The details Of the agreement are
10 be ratified a. the monthly mfcttng Of
the producers next week.
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IIn, Yyc.,rhe.r in -an frnnel.eo.

san FranciscO. May I0.-The weather f,t,-
rtau reported a maximum ten I'eraturs ~
a Aezret-s in san FTafscisco today. the
s.o.tsef on record for filis season of The
vear The temperature was taken On up
Of = high huls6lng. and down on the streets
the vasther was several degrees hotter.
straa ssats and thin clothes were much In
..,4denoe. and the demand for beer and
ga water was immense THOUSANDS ~
r-ao,,ie vent 70 re park and beach 70 get
s.-s-.., F~orn tire heal.
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What-ofu. May -sree'sl-The Bel
ff~rhan hay Improvement Company g
sig -a!l began work today on oontraot
- Furnish se ap0 ties for the Great North
.-t-3. S5luerIrten3ent Anderson SAYS Il VII
take aaout th.rIy days To complete Fhe
.-,.t-a~t Many improvements have been
-nass g, ana about the I.l which Will add
-~esr1y 70 the ease of handling lumhsT
ara materially lessen the cost OF SIS rnaa-
afacture.
r. Is -eeorted on good authority that
$50 rs.rrt letting OF . number n tie cen
tracts ay ths Great $orihern on ta's size
% tae mountains IS aae 20 tae iaet taa
.e. --e,, 20 nhonl a bse contract vas let
"a. S-,ka~e Some ttus ago undertook 90
a-rr.,u~tafe tnf necessary timber from
s.ve~nrneut lan1 without Eovsrarn ~
ro-ee~+ ana aslug detected ~ Inspectors
r.ev trrew ira tzelr contra and hastily
migrated 20 somc other locality
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Newfoundland >ot to Join Canada.

St Johns ~ r.. May l0-As antici-
pated tho legislature has adjourned for
a week Prime Minister Whiteway an
nounced that no answer had been re-
cf!yed from the Canadian government re-
g8rilng conf dcrattou. ard that there
fore the Newfoundland delegates 70 Of
tuwa we're not ready 70 present he nnai
terms. ~ nothing definite wnR neard ~
next Thursday he eauid consider the ne
ROTATIONS off
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Four Men Killed in a Colorado Mine

Denver Nav IA special - fhc News
from Triniiad. Col. Fays. 4 terrific gas
explosion occurred early ais morning at
o-cbo-k ln the mines or the c1l9sa 50 Fuel
an3 Iron Company. AZ Spris. y Aich rfFuit-
81 fn the instant death of four oerFons
an1 ths ln}aTy al two a.hsrs- -Ae dad
are. Sylvester Cox IeaTfng w,fe ana one
chNs John Luhaan unmarried. Albert
Isasugruenrlrg ger leaves wife lnE three
children Bias RoeDerslch leaves "A wtfe
aaa three chilGTea. Injured: J r. Rey-
ralss seriously burned. Albert Lloyd.
sllxafly burned and bruised
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Newfoundland Canada Confederation

81. John. n. r. Nav f0--Csov. OBrfen
received a dispatch from England today
intimating that the imperial ministry was
willing 10 give favorable conddcrll ton 10
certain sugEcst Cd concessions on the part
of Great Britain towards consummating
the union of New feundiand ard Canada
provided The Newfoundland government
partly guaranteed TO perform their Tart
or uhe cogtract. namely. - pass n meas
Hre through the legislature settling tho
French shore questions satisfactorily 10
Great Britain and France.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-11
BRIG. GEN. CASEY RETIRED.
Col. W. L. Craighili Succeeds Him,
Nendeli Heing Passed over.

Washington City. May io-Rrig. Gen.
Thomas Lincoln Casey. chief Of engineers
OF tho army. was retired today having
reached the age of limit. si years Col.
". +. CraiEhul has been appointed 10
succeed him.
The prosidcn; has made the following
promotions IN the revenue marine ser
vice: william II. Hand. captain Howard
NJ. Broadbeut. first lieutenant.
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Murder and suicide in PhiiadeI eIphia.
f.rst,.,.s-.,ss. May in-0n fhe sidewalk
~ fr.~s. ~ No. O. Norm Seventh S'F-''i.
\. IA. b. Irfs.aes 81 'hf'Hs 20
.sss.-,s-f nv. Aue3se TvFgver. S2n,Fisao-
- - v..,-ofrlre aa-@f gs s1tst Clara
f3.-.,,s9 atlas s-am3ls. a&ei p ~ ice IN
ts,e rsrht side. rhea >eot a ballet 1"to oas
80 8vtog alusose lnsssntIy. The s1ri
49, l.sss an hour laee-. Tepf~N~ ~ "a mar
~e48 rnan. Ha was dssp@-a ''-.y IN i'Ne
vI-h Miss Herhos4 Efi' s's a.4e -.
,.-s.zf,- -e.-ssy-s-f Tg.e zfrs came from Ger
v-sr, a war aEo. ard lis-se1 ssfh she TeT'-
~s-- family as a ss-yzss1f. Topper s st'fa'-
sss.-a became ss3 an-ey4a~ 70 1fr s4aS- ssfe
lzes tna psses a upcnth aSo. Tnrfsrr 3 ar
,,-gxars.s ~ the glrl did n5t cess1sev and
tase sex sne eass~s oFfs @ ~arTaut Tor
-s.s--e- AZ Ssa had 10 money 81 WAS
~e.. ae~vs=5 Tepper's w-ase refused 20 re-
e,slva hs sssIy. sad 8: war taken 70 the
rya1s~E se
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Tried tn slug Mayor swift.

es1.Esav8 May s4--A par3c was causezf
-, ,fe rrayrnss ofs8cs KE4As afternoon ~
- .s.ernFr - a Cir lsarEssi sFnfa0y@ 70
49, As.agv,r swtft TIE assailaEAs PhfjD
(.asege.e~ rs1ads u Tzsa TOR tse mayor. ysSl-
Ing az s.qlrra ~ tfgrsssfs. bat was Stopped
~ esss~scs ami ogssrTse%sses1. Ths rsa1@
f~sgatenszg me r@ssp1a n fhs a1tgiIsng. ana
a. s.a rtsssl Es~ safety several w~rs
kaaockesl ssosen ard 8razznpsesi bat nons
ssersogssay injured. TIE mayor escapea
ssxaz1 1r-
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4 Home for the racou'a \. u. 6. \.

4 Home for the Tacoma }. y. 9. \
Tss,raA. May la Sps~-lal The aNral
n +. a. aas closs~t a eeal V-ho~oay 81 ks
!. ra~-haS> IRE hsilalns ard ground on
v-al,s ehc roegns % tas asess-i'sts's' arr
-ssu fs-a-ei. T7e rroT~y = Sa'F sS
49, fgsrt3zs hcse. 5aR4-zs- = t1fr s,''ses
A. = sexzs zssal o~-eu3es = f~7nf Zee. on =.
~ 4se-s avenue runut0s Ea71tEa - &
s+-y~s, Tae pg1ce Asree4 agsoE - SAs,ave
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Economy in ths kitchen - in using the
,,nrAst ana best materials tiiEhest Eov-
eminent authorities r"s'offn'en1 i'r
{,-s..s.s rsklng Powder as the purest ard
heat.
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Tho cold Reserve Increasing.

Washington City. May - 49, Today :
sta-,,er+ Of tne condition - the treasury
show. Avalable cash balances, NS2.siA
a.. gold reserve S9aoS>,3-S.
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vvaan she wAa a Ctll8. STE eriei for Cas.oria.
wasn shs became wlzs. ahs ela1g - c2zsoria.
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rr,re,-uatgonal y VI. Z. \. Convention.

International y. NJ g A. fonFcrat son.
ss.,r<r.-aeld 2lass May M-Ta@ de4s-
.~,+asz Il, f9.- ir.erraa.Ioral cse1vs ss1rt2n ~
- y "a. e A. yat1el In sHost praise
$780, AZ me ss~.-siaE - ere session. l'n7
a.ss~--ss ess rssr morning was delivered by
Ts-zvsfsr-e = II Cosleer. ~ Lake ForsTT
I-ufvs--rv IEuos oa TIE intaTE'ff 'a'rsal
T.s.s-~arent Pan3 .n Belseloa - l'starr'a-
gszasg W,~k re eouvaa.toa s7sT-sel
zexz ca ERE ~ eEEsa-A1Flal szsEslEEairse -
rssre- A serses o. resolutions were a1ops-
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"a tne strength O. A bailainE depends
.--@- tSa s1li4ty of its foua3atIoa. 90
nes}fh aerenas upon The condition a. ire
f.,ssa To expel Impurities and cause
ne vftal au.5 - become vigorous and
lffe-zirlrx Ayers SarsagA-lila .s the
rnest qawerfal and eTestive me3lelne In
trRss
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\ Democrat Does the Proper Thing.

Ashcvine. y. &. Max 1o-Ex -soHeitor
lean n Carter. one of the most promi-
nent Democrats of Norrh Carolina. today
rlshlfshevi a letter wf-h3raWFng from the
ps.-rsorr-ati- party and announcing afiiIia-
ttan Rsth the Republicans.
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CALDWELL. aeaas,. Roam i Hsilsr slk.
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Murder and suicide in philadelphia

Family Jars are easily avoided ~ use OF
r,r Prices Baking Powder.
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w. p.
J BOYD
\& CO.,
R'ssi S.. sssttl,. Eni.
Negligee
Shirts.

A beauttfui line Of
Neglgee Shirts for 81.
S-2. $50 and 500
each.
A large Nne OF new
Percaie Shirts, sep
arate collars and
cuffs just received.
Every body comedies
that we carry the
largest and best lire
of White Shirts in
the city from soc 10
8 %.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-14
GRElT RllE SLED EEuTE
10 'fAE EAST.

SEo' UlNinS SAd SERVICE w shE WORLD.
Tho Rock Island is foremosti in adopt.
ing any advantage calculated to inn
prove speed and give that luxury, safety
and comfort that popular patronage de-
mands. lis equipment Is thoroughly
complete with yestibuled trains, mag.
niilcent dining cars, sleepeTs and chair
coaches, oil the most elegant, and OF
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and capable management
and polite, honest service from en-
ployes arc Important items. They are
double duty to the Company and To
travellers and it 10 sometimes task
dilieult Of accomplishment. Passer :.
gers on this line viii find little caus
tor complaint on that ground.
REMEMBER
The Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains TO Englevood saburban
station, close 60 Worlds Fair grounds.
and yon can save time and trouble by
getting off at that pc.nt and avoid the
crowd IN the city.
For full particulars as to tickets,
r,aps, rates, apply 10 any coupon ticket
Office n the United States, Canada us
Mexico, or address:
JEO. SEBASTIAN.
Gonl Tkt. q Pass. Agt., Chicago, IL
Il. S~. JoIN, t2onI Manager. Chicago IA
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THURSDAY. FEB. IA, 1895.
LOCAL NOTES.

Fro clean shave or Eair,cut, call on
L., the harhrr
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
a Pure Grape Cream OF Tartar Powder.
Lyn,n S~,Ss retained from Camp
Sappy SO SAurly.
Ia,qa I'D b4n l'hersosy evening,
Feb Ii, a. Lmiey's nal
I.iulc D. iIarlu has BEEN confined
Ia her r"on 'hiS week with an attack If
clld aud fever,
a oumber Of teams are now kept
buy hauling rock for foundation TO
She new Court House.
Mr.. u L Blanchard, courty super
lnteudrnl II s,hool~, completed an in
ter sting term of ,ri.auI five miles south
eat uf town on Wednesday Of last week
z l'ain pnd wife are entertaining; a
meow aruvt 81 theF home in Beaver
rarte pblaa, baby hoy horn
j Jy il.lSJj Llerh Ne'es
Qs- 4 d. loy Specl, to leave for
W A~4rI IA lew days. = Bedver Her,
aid
Miss HoalY is here and has ace pied
position in the Land Office, where she
trsnscrihing the seld notes. Society
h,re esins much by her presence and
extends warm welcome - Wooduard
lNsss
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GSE Sl0 and $50 Genuine Confederate
PO, s' , only & five cent, cents sao9 .oaE 500 and and
80 cent shin plasters ten cents each, 81 aud
" bills IS cents. Sent securely sealed on
receipt Of price Address. CHAS. b BAR.
KER. West Atlanta, Ga. At
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-14
S!E NkLF-YEkRLY COMPETITION
The most Interesting Contest ever offeied
By The Canadian Agr,culturist.

4
Onu thousand Dollars in CASH Pair Of Handrono
Shetland Ponies Carriage ana Harness, and Two
lousand other valuable praes for the AsrcnituIiss
the usual custom for years past the publishers Of
THE AGRIuULTURIsr OFFER their Sixth liulfYeariy
Literary Competitions This grand competition viii, no
doubt, be the most gigantic and successful pre
sented 70 the people Of the United states and Csnsds
One Thousand Dollars in cash will be paid to the per
sendi1g in the largest Bt of English words con
un1lcted hom letters in the words The Canadian Agr
Five Hundred Dollars in cash will be gron to the
second largest list Handsome Pair Of Shetlend Po
MES, Carriage and Harness, Will be nyn for tha third
largest list Over one thousand additional prizes award
ed ia order Of merit One Grand Plano; $500 ORu 4t
Patterns; Portiere Cntsins Silver Tea Soryiccs Ten.
nysons Poems bound in cloth; Dickens in II yolums
as there are more than 1000 prizes any one who take
the trouble 10 prepare an Ordinary good list will not lat
tine competition e that have placed before the
public, aud al who DO not take part wall misa an oupog
RUIEs.-l A letter cannot be used of'nsr thar /,
eppears in the words The Canadian Ariculturist
il but "g in the three words Words having more
than meaning but spelled the same be- used hut
once 5 Names Of places and persons barred
Each list must contain one dollar TO pay fort six mouth
subscription 20 IHE AapIcuITuRlsr u two OF NOR
tie, the largest list which heors the earliest postmar
will take the first prize and the others w pTs
m order OF merit U s money aud stampJ take al par
The object IN Offering theso magnificent prizes 10 d
introduce our popular magazinento neWhome9, even
pOrt OF the American continent
Every competitor enclosing 90 cents in stamps extra
will receive tree by mall, postpaid one Of THE AGRlcUL
TUAisr Elegant Souvenir bpoOnB O! Canada
Prizes awarded to persons residing IN the United StRie
will be shipped from New York ofice free OF du,y
AL money letters should be registered
OUR FoHnER CoMPETITIoN-We have riven swa,
S5 coo IN prizes during the last two years. md have hnu
sands Of letters from prizewiuners in every in u.
union and every part of Canada ana eRfoundland
lord course, AID g 20 The Governor General oil Can
ada writes II shah recommend my riends toonier y0is
competitions" ~, BIAnden Vancouver, p O., re
coiyed 5000 in gold and We bold bis receipt tor same
few Of the prize winners. biias j. Robinson Toronto
1850; j. j Brandon Fcnolun Falls, Ont, $3.50; DayI,
Harrison 5yrGcuse, n y, ss5 Il beaYis. 81 LOUIS do.
$500; Jas ABaptie He9t Duluth, Mnn, $500; Mis- Geor
gina Robertson, Oak ST., brooklyn 5000; Fred o ills
59 State St. Bridgeport Conn. and thousands OF o. he m
Address. TEE EaEiouLTUAlsT. Peterborough. Ontario
ESns1h
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The following essay on "Good Bye"
was composed aud delivered by Miss
May Weir at the closing exercises of the
Beaver school last Saturday evening.
"On the road of life ore mile-ctGne
more.
To>day the last word has been written
upon the scroll of our school year and
Time has placed il among the many
other records tha; Gil his store house.
The year has gone, or rather, the year
has become our own forever; nothing can
take away from us its pleasant mem,
cries, and the help and inspiration we
have received.
For ive short months we have met to>
gether daily, in all kinds Of wesIh her and
I under no few discouragements, with one
"hject in view-that We might be better
fitted to take or places among the world
of busy men and women, for all must be
work ers in this beautiful world Of ours.
There is No premium on idleness, and
earnest, hon si horefnI work is the
sure 70. t, p aei an \ htppin''s
We have chosen for our motto BE
Nohlo', aud we have learned that the
nuesI nobility lies in doing the duty
which is nearest us be it to sweep room
or prepare history lesson.
This is a time for thought We meet
to>uight perhaps for the last time, to-
morrow our pathways may lead US far
apart, and this tyening we bid farewell
to our schoolrates, with whom we have
had 50 many pleasant times, and also to
our dear teacher, we krow she has labor
ed long and earnestly with us.
There is always feeling of sadness
connected with the words, "for the last
time Is there one among you all who
has not uttered them? 1t IS one of the
strange contradictions of cur human na>
ture that we are even sorry to part with
! 'hings that We do not seem to care for.
Those who hail with delight the prospect
Of lea ing forever our Queen Of Counties
I Beaver will feel regret as they take
their last look over her sunny valleys.
Good bye. or God be with you; words
that have been breathed for centurie.
alike by Kindred and strangers; by those
who part Tor week or day aud by
those who pae, uDlil eternity.
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NOTICE.

| have FIR sale fne quantity Of feed
belonging to Mrs Geo. Huffman For
fu, her information, call on me at Bea-
YER At l.. NJ. LARSON.
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the Importance OF this fuct. but treat tho
organ itself instead OF the cause Of the trouhla
The noted specialist Franklin Miles NJ, ~,
4 H. b., mas given the greater part or bis lie
to the study OF this subject, and the principal
discoveries concerning IL are due 70 ~, Oitords.
Dr. Miles Restorative NerNihe the nnri-
vailed brain aud nerve food, ispIepared on tha
princip!e that an nervous anu many other
difficulties originate frotn disorders OF ina
nerve centers. It's Tondenul success lnclrins
these disorders Is testified % Dy lhOusahus IA
every part OF the land
Restorative NerYine cures sleeplessness,
nervous prOstratlou, dizziness hystefla, sea-
ual debility, ST. Nitus dance, epilepsy etc =
Is free from oDiates or dangerous drugs 10
= sold ON a D itiye guarantee oy az urng,
gists. or sent direct by the Dr. plies Meaiea (
bottle, six bottles Cor $, express prepaid
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-14
Beaver Hotel Arrivals

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Liberal, will keep posted on BoAyc, 'n
ntgairs this year by reading the IlERAtp.
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Beaver and the HERALD Office.
JAS Henson Of Iianfrd, Texas,
was iu the city on business this week
Jiin is au all round good fellow and ],
making a success of the stock business.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-14
The Human Electrical Forces !
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

The electrical force OF the human body. ca
She nerve fluid may be termed, Is an espe-
clauy attractive department Of science, as II
eyerts so marked an influence on the health
OF the organs OF the body. Nerve force Is
produced by the brain and conveyed by
means OF the nerves 10 inc various organs OF
tho hodV tins EuDplyiug the I4ttOP with this
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-14

FRED TAiN1OR knqte@ood Kos
any place en- nnimal. principally on ien
hip and side Ear malks--trup the lcft ano
ingiebo the right
Addition hrands rot kept MP
7 iost lot shoulder and tie, va lcns
marks.
jlIash-kn,fN either or both sides, various
MARKS.
" left side fall stecrs)
Far mark-grtb b the leit
Horse bIand. G on left hip: OF IF con-
ncciod On lot Shnulder.
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