The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-09-05
CHEAP RATES!

giving her three sons better school ad-
vantages.
CHEAP RATES!
In connection with the G.. A. II. re.
union the lines south of Louisville have
made a round trip rate of Sc 25 to the
Chicksmauga and Chattanooga National
Park dedication, and on Sept. 20, q &
% will sell round trip tickets at the rate
OF one cent per mile to all points in the
southern states. Passenger Association
Territory, One fare round trips to all
points in Indiana, Illinois & Ohio on
Sept. Is & IA return limit Oct. 3, via
B o s N route. Full particulars upon
application
A. P. GLrNDENINa, Agent,
Englewood, Ks.
Out of t~weuty-onc applicants for GER
tiGcates at the regular teachers exams
nation at close of normal, nineteen have
received certificates and the papers Of
two mc Jet to be examined. Following
is a list Of the applicants and the grade
Of certificate received:
2nd Grade.
Geo. ellis, Lizzie Dunlop, Frank
Neil, Mrs. Arelda Harlan, Will Q1inn,
Mary Souther, 4. l.. Floyd, Loretta
Carr, Nora Burnett, j. j. Burnett,
Netlie Thomas, and Wayne Peckham.
Bird Grade.
Cleo Luikhart, Tillie Shacklee, Gertie
Murphy, Mrs. Nettie Daley, Luella
Dillon, Loyal Wimpey and Amelia Stan>
ley.
The good citizens of Harrison and
Cleveland townships are organizing a law
and order committee with the avowed
object of assisting the officers in making
arrests and enforcing tho law in that
locality. The peculiar character of
the country makes 1t almost impossible
for an officer to make an arrest in that
locality without the active support Of an
organized body Of men. The Cimarron
river running from west to east across
those two townships near the north line
of the county, is intersec'ed at short in
~tervals by deep canons, and the high
ridges between these canons called
mesas are inaccessible for a man on
horse back and afford an excellent hid
log place for the law breaker.
Beaver Hotel Arrivals,
Calvin Coates, Plaudie and Loyal
! Wimpey, Liberal, Ks; j d Ripple,
Dodge City, Ks; r NJ Painter, Lakes
land, Ks; w l Butler Englewood, KS;
VIM. Lutmau, St. Louis, Mo; Otto
Barby Euglewood; Sadie and Nellie
Edwards, Meade, KS; Jim BalliDger,
Chas. Hitch, Roy; Harry Reas, Eu-
bank; G. p. Neill, Paladuro; r G Dun
lop, Duck Pond; w r Clark, II. o,
Chittenden, Marion, Ks; A n Howe,
Custer, J Emmett, Meade, Ks; viii
Rowans, Garrett; S II Whitmore, Abs
lene, KS; j o Tucker, Louisville, Ky;
J ii Brite, Garrett, S T HAwley, Wich>
ita, KS; Mr.. Griggs, Meade, KS.
Sheriff Healy and seven deputies ar
rived here Sunday afternoon and safely
landed in Jail John Brite, two of his
soas, Will Rowans and Smith, parties
living 10 the west end who were arrested
on the charge Of horse stealing. Great
excitement prevailed at the time of the
capture of these men and as stated last
week il was not without a fierce battle
in which two Of the deputies received
slieh t wounds, that they were captured.
Bill Hill could not possibly have escaped
had it not been that a horse belonging to
one Of the officers became frightened at
the report of the guns aud ran to Hill
who mounted it and rode rapidly away
and is thought to have coue in this
direction as il is reported he ate dinner
IN the vicinity of Hardesty the first of
lass week aud is supposed 10 have stolen
a horse Of j. i. Eubark on the night Of
the 3lst. Rowans and Brite gave bond
in the SUN Of $1,000 each for their ap-