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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
Hoods Sarsapari!la
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
HISTORICAL NOTES

II February. iT9i, congress passed
an &C; admitting KentaeASy, 20 date
from the GrSt Of June, lT2l, and on
April Of the following year q oonven-
tion assembled a. Danvillc 70 form 4
state substitution
WHAT Is said TO be the tirS, book made
o, ground wood paper was placed in
the Berlin testing osfioe for examina-
tioa recently. 1: IS said 70 De in good
condition despite the fact that il was
printed in 1850.
ADVERTISING began in England over
two hundred and sfty years ago 1t is
said tina. the GIS. advertiser gave notice
OF the loss O. his hors-e and offered =
reward for it's return. and that the ad-
vertiSernent was successful
DURING the administration Of Thomas
jefferson simplicity and dignity were
the rnle Of the American court as il
was Of the American government
jefferson de:estci etiquette so much
that he rode unattended 10 his in
auCuration. hi;ehed his horse 10 . post,
aad went alone up the capitol stairs TO
be made the ruler ot the nation
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

A British subiees b1va within the
British dC@ini1zs, mzrries = British
wife, also s1-1 within The British
dCZlnio1s. T1sy 90 70 reside n
Frzues AID while there a s1a- Z Is
bo-u 70 llel 3 Garrizs a British
wife bo-a within the British DO
1iulo1s- and s0z- {, : bOra TO them
in FrzEeS- C.. although British sab
lecs by E1glish law = yet z French
sut!ect by French law. and. a. sEch.
llzo.s 70 Al the DATES q Erszeh IA
tiOz1.Ity- New, tke-e are uU=erUzs
Instances os TIE above s1-t 0t e5rcuz-
s-z@1-ss IN Frame to-day, and il GER
tziuly does s~r1 hard sEzs zez O:
British b-rsE. ezuezsci fre9ue11lT AZ
Eu-- -sh ss11l-s- zz1 10 al iziezts and
purposes Ez--lsh=en. shoEId be eo--
pe-e1 To s=-re IN the E-eEch array And
* -2t-s cg EEhs against 1E=.r Cul
ss11ucr.y E=z-W es1ZlEs-er Review.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
IT WAS NOT A seALskln.
That's why There Was Trouble IA the
Inusfnla IAmIlN.

Top<tyle Family.
Mr.. Topstyle cxme home from his Of
Zee one evening with the glow Of an
approving conscience on his face. As
he greeted his wife he said:
I've bought you a present, dear; you
viii ind it on one Of the hall chairs
! knew il was something that you real
" needed at once, otherwise / would
not have selected
'George!7 cried his wife. jcyonsly.
How did you ever fnd il out? | only
decided this morning to 20 to the the
ater with the Brownsmiths. and !
didn't realize myself until looked at
all my hats that hadn't thing large
enough TO wear on my head.
''On your heads the woman crazy?
You'd have hard time getting into
any iheater with your head adorned
with
20, George, how stupid Of me. l
know now-it's that diamond ring I've
needed 50 long Never mind, dear,
I'd rather have it than the hat, and l
San wear it tonight anyhow. I
But it isn't-~
Yes; might pretend that nv glove
hurt me and take il off-Or better vet,
[ might rub hole through it with the
stone and then complain about il TO
Laura Brownsmith. | would te a
great day when her husband brought
her home a diamond ring without
My dear. is your mind quite right?
! said nothing about diamond ring.
| merely informed YOU that I had
brought, you something you really
needed and that the package-
George. Georgey Can il be that it
is 4 sealskin jacket? Q. how happy
am, You are the best husband in the
whole world. George. and l only wish
tha; | hadn't told mamma yesterday
that you were crOss-I really did not
mean il AZ all. you know. Blu; you shall
Just see what good wife I shall be in
future
My dear. IS there any hereditary in
sanity in your family?~
NO; but am almost ont OF nv wits
with JOY. o, l do hope it viii TT,
must try it on at once. for shall want
to
"Antoinette Topstyle. will you lis
ten TO me for one nomentg7
20, George. moment? An hour. a
lay, you dear thing. II
And will you kindly stop dancing
about while l tell you about what !
nave really brought you?~
''Of course I will, dear. Where did
I you get il, anyhow? Is it th!rty-twO
~ thirty-four inches long. and o.
I George. how much did you pay for it2-
"Antoinette, said her husband. with
I the accent Of calm despair. If You
don't stop a minute and listen ! shall
commit suicide by cutting my throat,
which would De unfortunate. as the
carpet Is new and as my life insurance
7 policy lapsed a week ago What !
really bought you
is sealskin jacket, l know, ]
know
II, is nothing Of the kind. never
/ said it was IL Is pair Of nice, warm
/ arctic OvershO=s. the very thing you
need in going out 10 do your market
! tng, and"
But the room was empty: Mrs Top
style had gone over home TO tell her
! mother what brute she had married
Chicago Tribune
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
CYCLING LORE.


THE support Of Miss Frances Willard
and Lady Henry Somerset has given
new impetus to bicycle riding as sport
for girls
TIE Australians are not as fast as we
are. Their record for the mile is min
utes Il a-5 seconds, which performance
was made agains, time by J. W. Par
sons This rider holds all the records,
syorn two to ten miles, rs well. All OF
them are slower than the American
records
The difference between gauge and
diameter Of cycle tubing is that by
'cua-e- is meant the thickness OF the
metal. while the diameter" is the
width Of the tube itself. II is correct
TO speak Of the gauge Of spozes and
Of the actual materials of which the
tubes are built. but not in speaking of
the tubing itself
IL replacing front wheel. care
should be taken that the adjusting cone
is at the left-hand side. II by mistake
I. is placed at the right-hand side, and
the nut at the end Of the spindle be
comes loose. IL will screw home and
lock. with disastrous results II is a
far more common mistake than people
imagine. We have seen q machine come
back from the repairers in this condi-
ton
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
Pa,r,ea o. G7.in o. Cora

I, Is Saii that tSc S-azlles; piet-. O.
painting in the world has leceat.y
bcea executed by = flemish artist. IL
Is painted Ul the smooth side OF grain
Of common white c1-n. and pictures ,
mill and I E-illc- mounting : stairs
with : z-cS Of grain O his oaez- The
mill i represented IS Standing OF =
serr1cc. and near !. 5 = horse and cart.
while = c-c-P os several peasants a-e
shown II the road u=zr by- TAc picture
5 beautifully distinct, every oA!e-; be-
i2E finished with uGr1s.rcpic 51e-scv.
yec By careful Ese-S-rezc-t il i shown
that the whole pointing dos No: cover
4 s-rtsce Of half 1a i2eh SQUARE
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by noC1 promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction to rlilliOns and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels vitnout weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance
Syrup Of Figs is for 1sle BY al drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured BY the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
oeRmANY's GRAND OLD MAN.

PRINCE BIsNAnca recently said 70
visitor that he had only one serious
complaint to make against old age, and
that was that he had been obliged OF
late to abstain almost entirely from to-
bacco.
PurxcE BISMARCK recently said to
several intimate friends that he had
seldom been a happy man when L
reckon up the few minutes Of real hap
pincss in my life they would not make.
all told. twenty-four hours" he re-
marked.
BIsNARcK's complaint that he has
not had twenty-four hours of happiness
IN public life might be repeated by a
number of men in political life in this
country. At the same time few resign,
and none yesrn for the happy land far,
far away.
IL one can believe all that Is said
about Prince Bismarck xt different
times, he must be most remarka BILE
man. They say now that his hatred OF
any fancy dra7ery about his rooms is 50
intense that he cannot even bear the
sight Of lampshade-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
AFRICAN BUTTERFLIES,
srAnley Brought Some from the Dark Con.
tinent 20 a New YORK Man.

tinenJ 20 New YORK Man
BerthOld Ne1moegen, who died in
New York the other day, was noted as
AZ amateur entOmologist and spent
wen,y years in forming re
aa.Azbie collection ut over one hun
i-ed thousand rare and beautiful but
ierdies- This was his hobby aud all
his leisure was devoted 10 improving
The collection There are but TWO
SnOwu collections in the world that
excel in variety and number the one
gathered by Mr.. Neunoezen- One Is
IN the possession Of the British museum.
London. and the other : IN Paris saws
the Newark Times" This work was
labor Of love with Mr.. NsunOecsn.
and he would spend hours in . room
On the top EOo- Of his residence
which contains the collection az
ranging and rearranging the beau
;ifu. specimens Of the insect
world in which he took 50 much
pride He generally KEEP; in stock %
immense number II BUTTERFLIES toE the
purpose OF exchange. and these he
kept apart from his collection. not one
Of which would he dispose Of unless he
felt certain Of being able 20 replace IT,
Butterfly collectors are continually
exchanging speci mems, and Ny Men
Ino~gen kept two Esen employed IN
receiving and shipping specimens. The
largest shipment made By hiL was
eight years ago. when he shipped
twenty THOUSAND BUTTERFLIES 70 Europs-
Livingstone the great African ex-
plCrer, furnished MF Ne11o~-er with
some OF his rzrest specimens Others
were furnished by Henry " stanley.
Lisut- Sehwzczz and members q
the sely relief ex1~l.tioz- Among
them were butterflies from Franklin
bay. t-un the shores ct G--eu-znd-
from laSes TzuSznyisz ard Victoria
MAMA, from the headquarters ot the
Am1Euu- aud from LAt-a1p-- ThibeI.
Alaska China Siberia TGrxestaz a1d
ksZtehztSa- and from the HizaLzyzs.
the Ec-sky u0uutalas All the Alps
y Y. World
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
That Tired Feeling

a waiery fluid. and the
burning and itching would drive her
nearly wild Unless we incASed her
little hands she would tear patches Of
skin from her face and hands. We
tried many drc;o-s and many reme-
dies and at last gave the case IN rs
hopeless But our daughter Ctra
tried Hood's SarSaparilla. 20 cure n
seroiulcus lump near the left breast
which caused her much pain and az.
ter taking bottles Il disappeared
Blanche. wifo : now eleven. had spent
seven years of suffering. 50 l con-
cluded 10 give her Hoods SarSapa-
rilla. She took 5 bottles and her face
is smooth and soft as baby'S the
color Of a RISE petal Her hands are
soft and white. where four months
ago they were blue and red and cal
loused nearly like leather. canno;
express my gratitude by pen or mouth.
Il seems miracle and our friends are
SURPRISED Mrs ANNA l. CLARK.
4ol Z. 4ih ST., Duluth, Minn.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
FAMOUS FACES.

IsSArIvs LOYol-A had the face Of an
ascetic. with sharp features, worn with
fasting. watching and prayer.
ALcIBiADEs had typical Greek face,
and was called by contemporary The
handsones, rascal in Athens
BULwER LrrroS was always eonsid.
cred an ugly man lie had q large.
coarse nose. thick lips and heavy, dull
features
CATHERINE Of Russia was pever 4
handsome woman. and late in life
showed traces Of dissipation in her
counten2nce.
HAWTHORNE had the kindly face and
manner Of village pastor. More than
once he was mistaken fos = preacher.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
Ia the sp-lnr a yo1-- mas fancy
IIrasly turns 70 thoughts % .cve- ~

son:
Ia the sp-lnr yo1-- naa fancy
L1raily turns 70 tk--Ea;s % .cvc-~
There are young men and uaidens
everywhere who entertain al OF the
old-world ideas, have faith in ancien;
o:neuS, have dread Of certain phases Of
the moon. and who name the day and
date OF their nuptials according 70
crude and barhsric presidents For
example, one Of the most beautiful and
vivacious young ladies in wealthy and
fashionable northwest Washington, who
Is TO be married next week. tells Z
story about her enEa cement which
points uorNl in matrimonial philoso-
phy. She says: When Mr. Z. asked
me point blank 20 name the day, put
my hands on his shoulders, and said:
'Moz4ay for wealth.
Tuesday :or health.
Wednesday. TIE best day Ci al;
Thursday for crosses,
Friday Tor losses.
saturday. no Gay - al
"He said Wednesday should be the
day, and thought Tuesday, for health
would be the best, but we finally com
promised on Monday for wealth. Love
in a cottage without wealth IS 70: de
sirable nowSdsys-
So she followed the dic;uIn Of that
dosSerel of ancient nations; dosgerel
which blOts Sunday from the ma;riEno-
nlal calendar; says SATURDAY Is no day
L, oil. and makes one shiver for fear Of
the losses and crosses Ot Thursday and
Friday. That doggerel, strange Is i;
may seem, IS responsible for the selec-
tion Of the frs. three days OF the week
as the best wedding days all over the
civilized world; and the superstitiOus
influence Of the lines IS Eore weighty
with church people than with our Un-
pre,entious modern pasans-
Friday IS no: t2bOoed By all nations
although nearly every province 5
saturated with the belief that Friday
Is the most unlucliy day io- any ven
I ture. IL IS hanguan's day. and has
been ever since the light from the staI'
I of bethlehem peaetratSd The court of
I the Roman emperor IN the dawn 81 the
Z fourth century, and she'd thence its 70
I elected b12Cas 20 every corner 81 the
Roman empire The day when the
cross bore the Saviour ot the world,
and also TWO criminals, became tAe day
[ Of punishment and death II al R17Zln
courts, and until this day j; Is caIlc,l
unlucky, Yet, in the supers;i;iOus
I Soo;ian country, Friday i re-arGed as
3 good day tOg weddings o. any other
venture
The better the day the better the
deed Is an aphOyisn which GocS not
/ Gpply 20 weddings The-c Is 10 5s.;eE
day than sunday, and -; marriages
Z seldom Oscur OF the Lords day. IL Is
I generally believed that sunday we'd
di2gs are expedierts which 60 20; NEE.
I with approval Of the gods Of love Or
fortune. There are no ECwcrs- no sup
pers nor C.hc- normal features with
Z the Sunday weddings They are never
provocative Ot hearty c12--acC-l;lOGS
Society 5 rO; religious So,!c;y gOSs
. 70 church. bu; ;Aa, iS1Eo:h story one
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

Is n certain Indication ot impure and
impoverished blCoi IL yo1r blood
could SlwSys he rich and pure. full Of
the red corpuScles upon which its vi
tality depends. you woald never b
Weak. or Nervous, Boils, pjmpies,
scrofula. sale rheun. would never
trouble You. But our mode ~ living.
shut in all winter in poorly ventilated
homes and shops. depletes the blood
and there Is loss 81 appetite and
weakness UcnSi's Sarsapa-iila : the
standard remedy for this condition.
IL PARTIES vitalires and enriches the
blood. overcones that tired feeling.
builds mp the nerves and gives perfect
health Read this:
sour daughter. Blanche, when four
years Of age had a humor break out
On her hands and tsce. which our
physician pronounced eczema IL
the cold air reached her face o.
hands they would swell mp,
Look almost purple. and headed
blisse-s wcald fo-m aad break.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

lza1a3 tAAt yol are The pers0a 10
Il-oZ sEls el~-E > z-24c E1yzh-e- bat
in aa-uryi1zez sEirh Tie r-les q the
sazL ! sal A4Te % Fe4uE-e 10 hs i5sz-
st5e1
lz1L-uAus Ls5T-I lave Eo 6czb-,
s5-- that goa are a thOrvG<1 rszsle-
ZEE- hat UE-sE ter eIrr11s-zzeez
sA11-1 rsz--re a1=e Eziispltes1 en-
ea1ee C u Before t%-i=Vzg il-S1-
sy~L-s l.-----
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SuPERSTITIOUS VERSE.
Some Had Its Origin q Great
Many Centuries Ago.
Although We A-r incilnrd TO Eiaicaie the
old saws Yet We Are tsovr-nct b.
Them-A Chapter for Love
siek tiaiccnS


The fasting and prayer of the Lcntea
season preSl-e the Cladncss ami 10y
business of the rares; and mos: beauti-
ful tine ot The year. The anthems Of
soy at Eastcv-tidc. the pealing of the
bells. the ringing voices singing. and
iilc rrca: organs harnaonizsnr al in the
glad acclaim; He is riscl all these
to-ctcl the r-ari, perfume - bride
RISES, and the mystic music o. the we'd
ding march.
OF ali the su0erStiticuS bclicts about
wedding Seasons, wedding days and
wedding mouths, the most practical
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
deafness canpo, be Cured

uy local applications, as they cannot reaca
t6eiiSsasad portion Of thee There Is only
one way TO cure Deaf ness, and that Is oyCon.
s;ituri1nal remedies Deafness is caused by
an inhs ned condition Of the mucous lining
Of the Eustachisn Tube " hen this tube
gets iafiAmed you have rum bling sound or
itnu.erfe-, hearing. and when il - entirely
closed Deafness Is the result. and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this tn o,
restored 70 its normal condition. hearing W.!
be destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are ca1sed by catarrh. which IS nothing but
an inhAne1 condition Of the mucous sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for an :
case Of Deafness (Caused by CatarThi that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
Send foE circulars, free
2 J. CHENET & Co, Toledo, o.
rFSold by Druggists. sc
Halls Family Pills, p cents
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

Jz21cese- unused =, visitors from the
western vvO-ll- s2elE % their -'1n-Ty
fscos- beans they do 20 s=ile- Jap
ran shrieklu- tro2 Al A=se-tcal o.
English l2dy, tr--G:e-s3 by NJ a.
s>en 10 them hex hinge slzc- Geuee tass,
s;2-a- bl-e eyes aid white Uncaony
s.-E-
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uzy 20 20 church Ge,cSe& Il p1-p-S aid
Ezs Gaen, and uC-e KY sing In hlr1c
ny with the sas&but, ss1.IeEy and hap,
and ye: Eoi be re.lys1CS- Bat sos5sty
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gre2s b.u24erS !; b vel known that
soy never Errlls daring Lel;.
th1=sA i. 5 -; >; al r-oS=s-e TIA; he
G2ciezt rhyEcs
Nary 9, Lea
I've O. -xr,s--
kzS anything 20 DO WIKI T. >;i--. & i
: tzsz tlas : sor5s.y GeV1,cs wl-Id
rz.hs- vc-- r1e .@e uess g hex life ,h-r
invoke ! rsce ss1r7s- l-rl-s- the Le-re-
$3.50 An Cl1 cAzrvz ezE1- t1-tuL-
r-Arriz-es b<Ewee2 E1s--5-- and VII.
S--G-y. AMI z-1chzz c-z-,5--e I--.e
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a. tl,l1E-s-
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EeSzEslLys All tAzs = b~-zzss ,AAr
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short Jouruey. on q LopE Road

Is the characteristics title Of . prot1sely
illustrated book containing over one hun
trei pages OF charuinEly written descrip-
tiocs Of summer resorts in the country
north and ives. OF Chicz-o- The resdin Z
matter Is new, the Illustrations are new,
and the inforl alton therein VIII De new TO
almost eve-vo1s-
4 copy Of short Jourueys on 8 Long
Road" viii be sent free 10 anyone who viii
enclose ten cel,s 10 pay POSTAGE 10 GEo.
Il HEAFFoEo. General Passenger AEeu,
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway,
ChiCaEO, L.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

i s-PPose, said Nr- Grzrcher. --shs,
rsa--y The E-1 Who 1,-Azzs the great
80 puss-t-s ez11yIe1r q life Is tie
1-2- w1o ts-s his -ue1tesa Ls1-s-sss
IN v7orEs but TOW few % Is ts,sre .re
,sz' are a-bt,iu1s in sA-s 5l-eer5oz---
Y = S
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Like a MAchine.

Which KEEP. IN order runs smoothly sni
regularly, 50 the bowels keep Up their a.
tilu II measures are taken 70 keep then in
good working order. Tl-s tnfers- q course
Thai iheT are ont u o-5eE TIE SCrest -
course then : 20 Eosis.-er's SlUuach Bit
tiers. laxative mild but elective. whiL = Is
also . remedy for d sp%pslz malaria rheu-
uz:Lsu, re-To-Sness s13 kidney tro-hle-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18
hi. Means Rn.in...

On the principal lines Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee a. -. Paul railway r1ssen ser
trains are electric hsa,ed. steam he2Ee1 and
protected by b.ock Signals With these
ulo1e-u sppltACce>. railway travelling az
hlgh speeds has re@chei degree cf safety
hcret0tcre unknown aud noI SttStnahle on
ro1ts where they arc not in Use. Eiec,ric
lights and steam heat make !, possible 80
dispense with the eli lamp aud the car
Stove. Block signals have rs1uCed the
chances for Collisions % the minimum by
maintaining an absolute Interval OF SpSce
between trains
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

Ei1azsy-Wite. ezz you tel Ii wh- ]
n Ike q kezf
Nh. Ebcssy-So. 6szr5 Why is f-t
kisksV- Beczuse ! can sel111z Ind
1zy1hil- uhere ! lzi5 il yes.s-zy.-
PhIaEeluLz Eeuozl
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

Nite-NU- say that yo7 were DE-
-z-Zed :, the Ctsse Over 3 VII czsss
|reas L1Vye--'Nes- \ e1zszl;atiCz
Etth ,Ae h1l-.
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I Gw Mrs K goSz- 4 70 an zEe.i1a
Sale Is; Mo-Gay. Iszt her craze t5-
Bargains ex.rzl-5ir-rvg
Yes Indeed bslicve she euclG die
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~ 81 \ bargain o51-te- and bz-ief IS
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when Yoa Wan. Th-e.her.

Horse Power. Swinging OF Wind S-acke-,
Szw Nil, Self Feeder. or AZ Engine al
6-Sss the J I CASE 7 N Co. Racine Wis
TneT have the largest ThreshiES Ma saiEs
Pant il the word and their implements may
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

PATRoN lin basenent) Gimme pigs
fee; and dish OF mashed potatoes extra -
Waiter shouting the order through his
hands i-.'TrIby fer ore. Lit:le Billee On
the siie !f-ChicaEo Recori-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

Is ToCR husband OUT OF politics. asked
the visitor Yes = replied the wife OF the
eI-s.a-ss,nan. i think lie uus. be Ever
tine 1euiloa a. s-ecliC1 lie says he's 10,
il i.~-W = 1iu --Cl Star.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

WILLIE SLIvsoS- Mamma saws she feels
50 sOrTv for y01" Mrs Wiuterb.Oom-
Why. Wi.iieF' iIlie-"Secause you are
SoinS 70 have your reception the same day
as hers ~-Harper's BaLzr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

sPAPA gave ne two pennies TO put il the
plate IN churca-" do you know W1o those
ps1uies were fC-i-' Curse I do: to- the
organ man ! heard The -Usic- r'-yu5Es.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

PIsO's CCEE cured ne OF Threat az
CAqr, H-nli-E-o-- Ind, Nov. y, Isss
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

CsOD writes tie GCspsl ROT in the Binle
alone. bUi on trees ant flowers, and clouds,
and starS.-LGshcr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-18

WHEN lovers hang over the Sa,e there Is .
TOod deal % be said On both Si&es before
thcy cuia--Icxas Si.liE-S