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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-28

Hiram Peekham was up from the
ranch last week and took in everything
in the way of amusement while here,
The warm and bountilul rain which
fell this week is unprecedented in the
history of this county at this time of the
year.
On account Of high water our ready
print did not arrive iu time for our regu'
lar day Of publication, making us ono
day late.
Mcsdames Groves, Ballinger and
Errett attended the closing exercises last
Friday of Gene Groves school at
Boutwell,,
The case of School District No. %,
Beaver was heard before Supt. Mrs.
II. L. Blanchard on Monday Feby. %,
aud the petition was refused
Fred Tracy and Maud Thomas ac>
compaped the formers sister to Engle>
wood Friday returning Sunday and
bringing Miss Orah Thomas with them.
G.. W. Light, Of Liberal passed
through town yesterday with fencing
material and other improvements to be
placed upeh his sons claim south of
here.
Topic for Christian Endeavor, Sunday
evening March 3rd., Spiritual Life and
Spiritual Death-Re 5: 1-3, 7-13'
20-22.
LILY WRIGHT, Leader.
A crowd of young people from town
were entertained at Mrs, Ryeruons home
on last Saturday eve. Fresh oysters
were served and good time generally
was had.
A free singing school will be con.
Quoted by Rev. Munsell at the Presby
terian church on Tuesday evening Of
each week. The object is to learn new
songs and sing the old ones better
Everybody invited to attend.
ME $18 and $50 Genuine Confederate
nOs Bills only five cents each; 500 ant
$50 bills ten cents each 25 anC
80 cent shinplasters ten cents each, 81 anC
| 80 bills % cents, Sent securely sealed ol
receipt of price. Address, CHAS. B. BAR
KER, West Atlanta, Ga. 1t
The supper and entertainment givcI
by the w. Il. c. on Washington's birth
day was success both financially ant
socially. War songs were INDUCED il
by the old soldiers wlile the young folk
stripped the light fantastic toe" until ;
late hour.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-28
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OUR FORMER CohPETIIIos-We have given away
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Address. TIVE AoRlcuLIuRIsT Peterborough, Ontario
Canada.
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The Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

The electrical force OF the human body, as
che nerve fluid may be termed, Is an e"pe-
clally attractive department OF science, rs IL
exerts 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 the various organs OF
the BODY thus supplying the latter with tho
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-28

Addit onll bran iS,-T---r q EFF 4 ~
L.C. connrI OF o. rit1e ia o. hp alsn,
An left sid. Ear nnrhs-- op n
unier-hali crop left, under hncs right.
Ranch at Red Bluns.
Post once, Beaver. Oklnh,iu~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-28

FRED TAINTOR EMgte,cood Kas
q any place on animal, principally on leii
hip and side Ear marks--Crop the left and
jinslebob the right
Addition brands not kept up
Il down let shoulder aud side, va ious
marks.
(Hash-knife) either or both sides, various
marks.
N----len side tall steers)
Ear mark-grub the left.
Horse brand, q u on left hip; or TT con-
nectcd on left shoulder.
Postoffice, Er glewood, Kansas.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-28

the 0OQy, Tn US supply rue
vitality necessary 10 In
sure their health. The
pneumogastric nerve, aS
Shown here. may be SAID
10 be the most important
OF the entire nerve sys-
TEN, as 1t supplies the
heart, lungs, stomach,
bowels, etc, with the
nerve force necessary 20
keep them active and
healthy. AS will be seen
by the cut the long nerve
descending from TN 9
base of the brain ana
terminating In the bow
els is the pneumogastric,
while the numerous 1T
tie branches supply the
heart. lungs and stom-
ach with necessary VI
tality. When the brain
becomes in any way dis
ordered by irrltablisty
or exhaustion, the nerve
force which IL supplies
Is lessened. and the or
gans receiving the d.
mlnished supply ire con-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

S<A Beaver Lodge, No. 7, holds Its
regular meeting every Friday
AW%g& evening. All visiting breathren
oHH are cordially welcomed.
Dyke Ballinger C. C.
.. BLAEoRAnD, X. of X. and s.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Presbyterian: Preaching every Sabbath,
q, II =. M, and 7:30 p. IN. Sabbath Soheol
Al0s. N. Y. r. 8 c, T., religious meeting
., $50 p IA. prayer meeting each Thursday
evening at 7;s0.
All are cordially invited to any and all of
these services. P. d. MuNskLL, Pastor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-02-28
COUNTY OFFICERS.

GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
- oklahoma Post No. 4.
:: : !: :: !: + : !: :: =: =: : : :: ::
Meets at the Opera Hall on sos
Hind ond and fourth Saturday Of each
&5N month, at 3 clock p. m.
n All visiting comrads are cordia.
ily invited to attend.
J, x. QvISs. J. V. THOMPSON.
Adjt, p. c.
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NOTICE.

| have for sale fine quantity of feed
belonging to Mrs. Geo. Hoffman. For
further information, call on me at Bes>
YER. 1t Ia. NJ. Larson.
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ADJUSTMENTS
A Ladies' Matinee To-day

Tho FrawIey Stock Company, whose
excellent performances have nightly de-
lighted large audiences during the pres
ent week. again made a hit at the Seat
tie theater last evening In London As
Eurance." one OF Dion Boucica1lts
brightest and aIItiest OF comedies. the
representation Of which is always a test
of the respective excellence of every nan
and woman In the east. The Frawiey
Stock Company stood the crucial test
well. and the pleasure given the add
ence throughout every one of the four
sparkling acts was made manifest ny the
spoutaneity OF the laughter and applause
and the repeated curtain calls given the
entire company. All were good IN their
respective parts. and the wit thai spar
kies IN the lines OF every cha Hcter was
rendered with that ease and grace that
has characterized every production Of the
company. Miss Remark gave a brilliant
deliueation OF the Irresistible Lady Gay
Spanker. and received a hearty round q
applause for her description OF the chase
In the second act. Light rumedy
pervades every character. and all show
a pleasing prediction in that direction.
Mr.. Charles ". King was typical old
roue as Sir Harcourt Courtley, while Mr..
n. 3 Duffield extracted a great deal Of
humor out OF Lawyer NEEDLE. Mr.. L.
Daniel Frawley is better In emotional
parts, though he was quite acceptable 1s
Charles Courtiey. The Dazzle OF Mr..
George W. Leslie showed that gentleman
10 good advantage I'm light comedy. while
on the other hand, Mr.. VI. ID. Blakemore
did not appear TO advantage in the auieter
scenes OF his Dolly Spankler. but redeem
ed himself fully in the drunken scene of
the third ACT. Miss Blanche l.. Bates
made much of Grace Harkaway, especial
IL In the lighter and humorous passages.
As an ensemble London Assurance" was
never rendered In this city with more gen
erai satisfaction TO the audience The
performance Is well worth seeing twice.
London Assurance VIII be repeated
this evening.
a ladies' matinee viii be given AT :
O'Clock this afternoon. at which the com
pany will appear in the bright comedy.
''All the Comforts Of a Home"
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FINLEY IN a HIGHER PLACE.
General Manager Of g.. y. May BE sue
ceedcd by shelby.

The news that w w. Finley, general
traffic m9Eager OF the Great Northern
railroad. had resigned laused aVgood deal
or speculation yesterday in railroad cir
oles as to the cause of his retirement ard
also as TO who would be his successor.
T. =. Shelby being among those named.
Mr.. Finley stated the cause himself. for
on April u he will accept the manage
ment of the Southern Passenger Agsucia-
ton. In discussing the change In ST. PAUL
the other day. Mr. Finley is quoted as
having said:
1T is wholly because of the family con-
siderations involved that | have decided
10 accept the Southern commisisonershlp
II has been very hard to take this step I'm
View OF the consideration with which Mr..
Hili has always trea ted me- and the many
personal kipdnesses l have received et his
hands"
While Mr.. Shelby has been mentioned
here as Mr.. Finleys probate successor.
MS friends say that It Is not likely he
would accept The position permanently
even II IL was rendered him II is re-
called that he had that position once and
gave 1t up 10 come 70 Puget sound te-
cause he preferred the climate and the
people here. Having lived in the West
Tor twenty-five years. he was not salts
fed with his environments In St Paul
Mr. Shelby was rot disposed 70 discuss
Nf-N t%tefAt'f fT'tNAfAass tst4t ~A8} kftf - At
tie was his home. and that ne likes the
people and the place.
Mr. Finley has been with the Great
Northern practically three years. having
entered It's service as general traffic man
aEer tn May. 1892. Before going 10 81.
faul he held the responsible position Of
chairman % the Western Passenger -
ISOLATION. now the Western Lines Fassen~
ger Association for three years. ard to
fore that he was chairman OF the Trans
Missouri TVaHic Association at Kansas
city. so he IS an experienced and emil
nently successful association leader. and
hts superior for the place could hardly
he found. HIS record with the Western
iaSSe niger lines has become famous In
fact, IL has been said that II Finley ccula
nor hold railroads together they would
simply have ia part.
Ills rise tn the railroad world since he
entered 81 ip lS-2 on the New OrlAa ne
Jackson 4 Great Northern has hee0
rapid After Filing the position of assist
ant general freight agent of tho Texas 4
Facttc he became. 81 lSsS general freight
agent OF the Fort Worth A Denver per-
vee. Texas 4 Fort Worth. and Dsrvs~
Texas & Gulf With railroads Do has
been freight man Generally. nat WITH
organizations 4 passenger man. Few
railroad men anywber" ara better h.
Gasiatef with general traffic tha7 Mr.
Einley
It's rev territory includes everything
"ast of Chattanooga. birmingham ana
Non trarcry. taking I'm tie Plant rysta1n
the Atlantis Coast liu@ the New southern
E8sfvty Company and nearly IN Sots-A
era Naos with TIE possible execution Of
%" Ses2-oarS AR Lire. trave-slnl- the
states - Nirginia NorfA AMI Soute Caro-
Nna. f-forits, Georgia Alabama Aa.f raer-
tans of Tennessee his duties WIN DO
similar - those he pe~fo~mod Tor the
WeHfeF0 Passenger Association.
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PAYMAsTER WEBSTER WINS.
Naval Court of Inquiry Results In His
Acuujttal OF Inebriety.

The chages of intoxicat ton which Com
manaer Folger made agaist Edwin b.
Webster, paymaSter aboard the gun5oat
Yorktown. who formerly made his home
in this city have not been sustained ac-
corilng 10 official advioes received by
the Washington City. authorities irom
the As.atic squadron
FaIrer claimed that Webster had been
intoxicated and suspended him pending
the examination. 1t was said that Folger
was willing TO drop the charges upon
rsond!tion that Webster would not push
certain charges which he had made
against the coxwa3n of the commander
gig. when Admiral Carpenter learned
Of this" says the Washington CITY POST
of March 81. he ordered court or IN
auiry istead of eourt-mart.al as ueslFeu
by the commander. The latest adVa'es
show that this court failed 10 sustain
Commander Folger. as is shown by the
following extract from the order OF tue
,s,mrnander-in-chief directed 10 him.
..,rhe court was then cleared and after
aos delfberat:on. reports that the evil
serre does not sustain the charges mace
~ Commander William NJ. Folger. United
S.a.sez Navy. against Passed Assistant
pavmaster T. Il. Webster, tnted
states Navy, of being deciaediE uIluer
,he influence of liquor on the so OF T e"-
ruarv last: that the conduct 81 tne a.
cnxad IN other respects was not cnlpaoie'
ana that no further proceeding are neces-
sary or advisable.
I'm view of the opinion expresSed oy
the court. you VIII fully restore fasSed
Assistant Paymaster f. b. "ens,er 20
dufv. ana you viii inform hm oil Inc re-
mort and opinion Of the court.
pa &C. c. CARPENTER.
Rear Admiral. United States Naval
t-oren Aslafts Station.
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steamer rfty az Topeka arrived from
Alaska yesterday morning after a pleas
ant ana v~arfahjc trip both wsy@- she
brought down about - tons n hites and
fsei-s anal See .anz ~ <ua0o. "a hich viii ~
shipped 20 San Francisco hy TIE Walla
WaNa rrN; Monday. The following pas
seuxers ARRIVED al this por; y NJ
Moses. g. Noriea Rose ArChanbault.
pr Rvntlry , HOFFMAN 4 Y. RswsdaIe
- Tu,fle. e. - Cors p y Williams.
"a A. MeraH. T. kkfz. : Harris r
S-err} = sewers 4 Stewart. Joseph
galley Thomas R8iesoa. : \. Morris.
fi Williamson. Fetl Tang. 4 \ Miller
! " Burke Mrs q g. sampson. W. r.
crews. NJ Wright r r Havre. = b
White W b W&lanr~. J r. CerAus
Mr. , y Corbus = Ceu-ssIl. Edwin
llsps,et 3d. Shunk r F. Carrol r
Whre y " Esrher. Charles Harrison.
81 Ivsiee Len Chur hut. David Lusk
Frat Mason J. Bradley
The steamer viii leave o~~an acrk on
hs- return "trip next Monday morning
az o'clcck. AZ sut rates
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warae and lame. Next Week.

Julius Caesar Is one Of the most pop
ular plays In the repertoire or FREDERICK
Warde and Louis James and has been
set down for Friday night OF the engage
mcnt here. Regarding a performance OF
this play In Portland last Wednesday, the
Oregonisn says.
Julius Caesar IS one OF the most at
fractive Of the plays presented by Mr..
Warde and MIR. James In their varied
repertoire. and. with the excellent sup
port Of their fine company OF actors.
never fails 10 draw large audience TO
any OF the theaters 10 this country when
they appear Edwin Booth and Lawrence
Barrett. during their several seasons to-
gether found the largest audiences when
they appeared I'm Julius Caesar I'm the
respective characters OF Marcus BrNnS
and Caius Cassius. The nantes Of these
tragcdians fell on Mr.. Warle and Mr.
James fn these characters. and their pre-
sentation ~ Julius Caesar" at the Mar
auan Grand last evening was rcplete
with artistic finish aud respondent In all
the accessories that go so far toward
adequate representation OF the meaning
and environment Of Shakespeare's TRACE
dies In former productions Of the play
sn this city. Mr. Warde appeared always
rs Marcus Antonius. Last evening he was
In the nev- role OF Cassius. and he gave
an tdeal representation OF the jealous.
lean and hungry conspirator. He Invests
the character with all the IRE and ferfOr
intended by the immortal playwr'ter, and
In the scenes with MI James. as Brutus.
received warm plausitts from the large
audience.
Louis James IS noble Rrutus. with
dignity 81 bearing intelligent action and
beautiful reading In the famous quar-
rel scene between Rrutus and Cassius, Mr..
James and Mr. warie rose 10 great
heights az art aad eloqueuCe. Mr.. 1Ands-
lev. as Mare Antony. shared honors
with the principals. lie made a most IA
vorahle impression. and I'm tho delivery Of
the celebrated Grafton was very erro,tive.
Tho other members Of the company. cspe-
clally Miss Chapman. were up TO their
usual standard Of excellence.
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Mrs. Cheney's Restoration.

Mrs NJ A Cheney. Of North Yakima.
writes pr Darrin as follows:
Having recovered my lost health. !
will take the pleasure Of thanking you for
your skiIfuI and successful treatment OF
asthma. which has been a great source
OF annoyance to me for years.
Mr.. Marlin r. Farrell relates his expert
ence with DIR. Darrin as follows:
Or Darrin: The electric and medical
treatment YOU gave me for dtscharging
OF ears Of over - years standing was a
perfect success. You can publish my
name II you 50 desire and refer any one
20 me AZ Ia Camas. Wash"
Or Da~r1n can be consulted free a.
sass Pacific avenue. Tacoma, opposite
Hotel Chilherg. where he IS permanently
located Hours, y % and 70 5 TIE
poor trea led free, except medicines All
chronic asd private diseases. such as
seminal weakness. lost manhood. stTic-
ture = speciality. Send for circular and
quest tessl blank.
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The worners auxiliary OF The Young
Mems Christian Association VIII serve a
View England Dinner IA the Frye building
store on Front and Marion streets. April
g. u aad .. from II a m 70 20 = m
The hlli OF fare wiil iEclnde. beside the
regular dishes. maple syrup and sugar In
the many ways q serving T. There WIZ
Re a s-,ynr5rr-ow booth and "a supply az
Svr,1n ana SUGAR Tor sale. The sugar and
xyrup being furnished by the Yankee Hin
rep Company speaks for the purity OF
the article Dinner = cents
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 1 anu f'r
Yesterday.

Vest eISiay.
Peal estate transfers since 1ahnd. =
tSa5 are q. l52 5,S5. ~. There were ulea Io'
record Yesterday deeds. the cohsii@ "a
.,oos agrregatir.g sz.475. Following Is the
list as furnished by the baiF iNe0o' -
roon A. Scheuernan block.
William II. Car1ahan 10 aaron r. ar
nahan. und y lot -, block - brooklyn
add. So ,..,. IL "a
sec "a, -. s sra
Nav r ana william j Shinn TO l. New
ton Raney. lot %. block r. Crows lst add
10 Kent. -. ...s.
lot s. block 4. ptner's piv Green Lake
add $leo.
Robert r. DYER 70 Pauline II Stelodeh'
10, 9. block 5. Walla Walla add. xs'
@ Celia Haynes TO Paolina sanoorn'
LOT :. block =. Gilman Park. <l"'
Herbert : Upper 20 Cumberland fres-
bytcrian Board of Missions and Church
Fwectlon. lot :. sas lot T. block Il, Naila
Walla add. go
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Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Latest u Govt Report
R@H!A!! fs*ds$l!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

afternoon and was received by number
of local knights An informal reception
was rendered him at the Tacoma hotel
Mr.. Marley addressed big audience to-
night at the thester on the principles
and objects OF the order. A big pro-
cession headed by band escorted him 10
the theater.
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Tacoma. AcrG E-Speciai.--At recent
meeting 81 the stockholders 81 fae Pa
elrc National bark FREDERICK Moitef was
elers "a q wire president ia place % the
late T. SteWar- Of PtIyaliup, Arthur
=. Pfiirhara waz elected assistant
cashier.
=. = NArkey. SnpEerns commander OF
tie Azcc2beex. arrived II TIE cisy1 tAIx
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BRENTTIE>.

The Easter sale under the auspices OF
the ladies OF Plymouth church. held at
1898 Marion street, the Stone Row, viii
be continued today.
C. c. Cherry, recently appointed TO sue
coed Capt. Bullene as inspector of boilers
for this district, has not received his
commission yet. and the work is being
carried on by the captain
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TIL Minor Juniors Win a Fan tame
IRE r T Miners defeated the Rainier
Iullsars In an Interesting game of base
han Thursday afternoon On the Chestnut
street grounds. The feature q The game
vas the Gue running foul eaten made by
wineholt Mr ballard Uupired me game
rruen 10 The s.tlsfac,ion OF BON sLIeE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06

All over the world the wel}-earned
fame OF Or. Prices Baking Powder Is
growing
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l-astrs ana Chl8ren.s matinee az tAe
Seattle tAeafer AZ a. ~. shf&. SaturtwH.
aftfrnoon All tne Comforts az Home
wiA he tse PLAY. and the prices VII o~
Frrss Ts-Nr - cents. hss~caF, $ csut~
gallery i csnsS. Seats oa sale AZ tAe4ss.
kSx else.
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PIANOS Al GREAT BARGAINS.
One More Day 60 secure "a Piano at
Manufacturers W Wholesale Prices.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W HNkt~lfIt F1FtVF~.
The Instruments are tho finest and best
ever brought 20 this city. and thu prices
are ssnb less than you have been payiug
for inferior pianos Two wagons aud. four
men were kept busy yesterday afternoon
delivering ptauoS aud ORGANS - pBrChas-
rrS. You who need pianos or organs and
do NOT improve this opportunity will re-
aret a. Gene early this forenoon and
avoid the roNd.
n : JOHNSTON.
Manufactures Agent sia Second street