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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

RDIVoR RSRNLD.--ples~s alaE ne
space - reply ~ Sogae oirOSiSs soS Al
vioe gwen ne sa6 o,hors BY The Iisr-
Scsiy Herslkja regard % n, W5,h5rzv-
al lrom the RyppbSoau U,le, Sis
~, Scek thS noasosgoa tgg yroh4gs
ja3Se, wsS %, Al J6c eoHvcu,io-, tsl AZ
Ssg~tsaS tSsi uas uuau5o,oa>l. n1us>
iaA,e2 Tie caaveSlisa 6rale5 sae a.
% the service q ihs parry, Aaerusr6s
I ''uolaEJco-e& ca shree wears 6lr-uS
she var I al. 0oW "a J}i> 6sti 70 the
hasSh, D5sk QaisD ana Serssss; Max
SEySos - tts he soHtrIry posvsih =
s-saSiss. p6sk says II = n he pgvsr
q ths eo1trsi committee e Nl,bartE
The names og II, S,ronC ana Taus.As1
ans IA ghoi, VlsSes slsso,sts olhs7s
Ths csarrAi eoaaasis'es hss psEr ta r.
vsoSnS1ss whsa 1hsy ooyaF O. a ncSsc,
bll n Powsr % CwcAoe sEozuSSeS Has
thsy The power 70 remove Al va tbsy
os1le sNshfy the sc.ious of The o0lvcn>
1ig1 suS Pa1 ~ 81 entirely uss tiokes.
lie must be hsrie R,olsi hshi85 Jhs
osFs ycs q be woala Bos hs 45VoSagins
sach az idea, Disk, s4A the ssb1ral
committee lOss,hes and Il they Fsss
resolution roqnCSriRs ne "a rstirs frOn
the tCSss, yoa Eil fad ihH' l asss
The nanhaess % go Of. The conH,es
has no power 10 Fsn0ve, ihsy oHn unly
reQnes,.
The erezt rrisoiFis NroR which ssr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Last Saturday the Beaver and Hber.
al ball clubs were to meet and settle it
on the Liberal diamond, but, the wealth
cr being very uniavorable, five of the
Beaver boys failed 10 materiahge. The
four who did reach Liberal didu't mind
little matter like that, however, but
tcok in five "picS>rps' aud went onto
the diamond anyway, The game was a
hard>iought ono from star, to finish, and
both sides were checred 10 the echo.
For the first half of the game Beaver
led easily, the score standing six to
twelve in their favor, but in the last bali,
fer some unaccountable reason the
Beaver pitcher couldn't IhNw the ball
over the plate, aud the Liberal lads got
enough bases ou balls to win them the
game by score of - to %. The
weather was very chilly, gold wind
trem tho moth making it very disagree.
able playing, The Liberal players were:
keaung, Evans, Lampe, Eaton, Sum,
mers, CarutheTs, Boyle, Martin, Calvert
aud Vessel, Beaver lined up as follows:
Mott, nrummond, Arthur aud VIII
Thomas, Webb, FriIg, Rea>, Lemonier
aud Miller 4 Beaver county belle who
happened to be present kindly reported
the game by innings for the HEEALp,
Hsrc is the rcpor; 10 full, as she gave it
70 us:
II, VIII Mott one base hit
> Pete nrummoud on third, watch,
ing Win Thomas on second, aud made
out c, Y Martin Knocked bat to
pitcher aud wen, out,
;. VIII Mott home run FGNE.
1, Two home mrs made by Lampc
aud Summers,
5, Pese's finger hurt Webb pitched
Bah went over 6ssks,op.
i, Will Thomas home rau-eyery,
ASiy yelled"
The young lady has our thanks fJT
the report, The Ioys had a royA tins
While in libcral, and We viii r,@ember
car ReighsoTinS town a. goed place 70
yiSj, l, i rightly named.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15
Carried over,


~
1t is impossible q estimate the uum.
Der Of wolves aud eoyvo> tla, sill claim
residence in cur county, hut VIC caa
make guess OF how many have been
killed in the La; FIVE years. by cxami,
ming the commissioners Yroeecdinss
published every tlrCe months W. fud
that tie rropor,ioa of grcy wolves to
oys,oS Is about uue % eight. Bui tie
price Of grey Wolf scalp being TX time,
that cf a oayo,c, ,Ee proportion : * 70
eight, q Iaree 70 too,, lf lle total
Smoun, p oat, Tbs, wslll give n.
approximately, S2o7S fay coys,es and
81 S54 Ga SrsyS n.sSi,us ;be amounts
Isli BY he pTioe, re Eui that tlere
hare bosn Killed shoa, sl46 ccvo,as
Su5 SIS csyS. Be>ile> ,hcss. hu1ire5s
have 6sGa,.s,s beea rls>sl.e3 ava lls5r
carsas>,s never ieguL, a., >ii- rls-s
seems % = penny lss, MA, ihs re.
sub Vo1i5 hsvs hc5l Il ihere B.sa taer
d hSarry, sn3 v5risr the~e F,a,,.
voul3 have s,sea a1,h rars uuusrous
- aoi- u oas CA szv, y seems Eks a
large san f5- ghs uxrzyars 20 gay car
f.r TIE 3as.-ueiaz ulr-s- l-- tis
oazu5as are Itl- uzzy > c sraauIr
E.al- lu a11u-51s A=s -ela ~avss d le
s-5ekusl I1l i--za-s b .a--eas-c lss
ulEoa- Il ga-t.s aaz ts=s1> .5-gl Tts
aulsg F.all ouJ n ,iis sHzaner reuaius
Al Agle, sss- flr fls U--rs> are II.lrs
E-assly y fsrusrs b,y> ans orvtags.
Tie psEsz T. r-.Ein q reaays ghs
sourry "a H,of ssslps r,~ss zish rhs
eouulSsaoogrS 4lS IS tls-s has bcsz
osaSS5s1ssis Sisrassioa = ts Elslhss ils
isuUiy sAalli be rseaiuss ~ "a. tSs
Fesir5uHs W. BE Flacc5 u yz-h vo,5u-
I-Ees ia ths oou1yy IA, El.l, enc z>k5s-
lhsI u b vsssael- En5 ii.a 5ci.sE ts.sl ),
ts removed suS tie vosers arr regoaS,es
"a say sholhsr huUgey >Aal ts E1is "a
,hs fEJErs o. ua- Ttss So a., te .
vote szt an sEFressioh 70 lhs W. q
iae PelSlt : Eabse5 n El55a tie Ss.a,
IuisSiJuers csE N1g-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15
Stock Brands.

Epery man ,sih 80 head of cattle or
upward shoWid adrcrtise his brand IN
his p0Fcr, and thus pitsia month,
PsrhGp!. regdia stock schieh has been
missing for ,oecls, and ,ch'ch he has
siuen up as lost. Our circWla'ion
thyoughdi this section is ,eile and
steadily Increasing, and your Lrdnd in
serted "a thcss columns rcW become fu>
miiiar 10 the aockmea aud settlers Of
he Southwest, largely Increasing your
ehsRees Of ',gaiRiag stroyed or stole"
stock, NeRd ia your orders.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

pRoUEEvN ~ TlvG AwAC,--G, 7
WA,ler has = Ga1 claim on naek roud,
wo haairei choice ewes, | Ish, year
Md mavo, | Two year cd mule, one SUCK,
&og mo,c, tSN Gae mtloh COWS, and
cANeg pVNlsaty "a giSe sway in cS>t
Wa McHio,ey Eots ssl electoral VOTES,
roov'3ej yea r,Sara the NeaUesy in the
tNm " money ~ ca0le il he f0l> q
Ic, thSl oea,key ~ VNe>,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15
STALPS.

Our readers may perhaps be interested
in knowing what Beaver county has
paid out for the destruction Of wolves
and coyotes in the past five years Fifty
cents for coyote and $500 Tor grey
wolf scalpS does not seem to he large
bounty, We, il i've yesrS oon>ijeraOl,
money has beea paid ou,, as Is shown 10
the following figures,
From Feb. 30lh, 1891, TO July Isl
1891, SlaG 90
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Ghovs srS ovcy 65ay thousand Ip,
sanding tax Warrants IA NiolS>hSr
oaeayS, f,,,s Over sa svsgsSo q ooe a.
esoA vN,S ia ths ooao,y 1.-THE >Aeu8
a;,oapys te c2DS0S Ihtw he i en- src3
ss& y he &oSt scoysh 3 5 SjyiSS h,se
,ks @y,', toy oes SOis,e his SS,y, NssS,y
ne path IS a oaepW ,&osl ) paS a.,
seys StsSa wllb rSSS>-hsersSSy
hlsAtt.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

day.
First came tho supper aud It was n
merry par,y seated around the we'll
hlled table, at Que end MIR. iibb' was
placed, surrounded by nine old comrades
whose apos averaged 81 ycors.
After all had eaten, basket Of buns
dies was brought iu each containing
some token of good will which was pre-
seu,cd TO MIR. Ilibbs by Capt Scucc.
nich In few well choscc remarks, Then
followed, speeches, songs and rocitations
and general good time which lasted
until midnight when all departed, wish>
ing that such birthdays might occur
once week.
SPECIAL. CORRESPONDENT.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

he,S's year eAAnSV, HE CAS@sN later
N,esN ANA ,Ae nNsAte Ncla Ses year tsr
- ~ We srN eS1 goseS a. aevSlS kN,,
coAe~N - ts@sUs ~esl tAe later oscaa IS -
,VscySee sesNs tAa 8 Is Sae 81 The NSnScSt
AsS Nes' pAYeyV W ne wStl,s, sad tAS, ,hys
= slSsSSa slyses he I'VE NspssS away, Soaa
~ yssr aSp&s ssa s. So Sstel,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

FRED T4ISTOR-Epglcsosod Kas,
= aug lsos 12 sllr--l, pIiroI pally on lou
l-H AID sa1s- RAJ ss.@rSs->r1p lbS len aud
fl-,sie,'ct I.lt riEhl
-Aaa.-1E l-Euls ro1 ksyt az
-as4 lut sAo1l&ey and s5at, various
mara
aE~h-E--Ss' s-tAar - ho,A sslcs, various
mans
N--5s-t s5 s. a. stsgrxf
AZ G.zrA 80 tlf lsr
A-ae-zl E.-1l.l- 10 y 80 l1n ktr- OF TT ern.
Efs1r-- o. le.I staataar-
t',sssa-ics- h :. Voa5, N1vsss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

ELNwOOR, 0kla--l.sst N0nSay
night happy crowd al troa ssvepyy-
ave 70 a hssare2 PersO0s sasAsrei =;
ths hOras of weslsy HibSs, IA beiSg Shs
o.oeassos q his 5-sh bsrthaAy.
A. she Ssgaas Grove EPs oas hy 0se,
and deposited sss hasksss. h-aPei high
With she ssoi Shisss that Gear creek
bease ssisss kasv - vsli hsr % Frepare.
the oi3 ssuslssnsa wss qaise bewildcTej,
gnsil ics:si that tAis vs. his hath
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Never spesk % woman who hss
Sbaires IS h5ies had, She Usy seem
~ yoa laN q faults su3 irail0oS, bat
she has Soue ss a pa1,Acg. She may be
S1)s>h sni oo,a 10 The wlr'l hal her
caoG qualities o,Dcea,rs5s Sai rsaiSJs
0vsy hsr Sb5i, \ s,lShoy j. never paid
10 ta0 lex obl,&r>s a. Soi Sivs her
ta9 r,Jsvas ana ian measurement Ha>
sasui,y i hoaSyo>@boS vsJa iwPorsoos>
5,a$ Iss mo,bcy, a. E,SJAor, j. the
'o0y csu>gsoS SsNr--the cay Sos thsi
&Ses aSJ san eD& change sgS lead ss>
yrsy, hVsy Eaa has oas ,vgs i,SesS-
= iySea3 sbo ,Arossk as voal Er5 woe
* a Sic ,isae is ss }sya A. he mast
MASSIVE Deaa,sis keokisS sSsysB& 81
asJar's elemental, soSls osre,s, Thss
ss every mans slosmcat Ne 0os as
saors, No oRs iesS. Il Is - orSoro3
II Is Dsssrs's iSaastatle eSsol, T,sre
are E'asS;as friSsSs, fricaas fsT ssas02,
tvse2Ss wAiis the game lss,S trloaas
whsls Sns AarSsis PAYS, bas shers Is osly
oss IssAys, Boys, be sod a Year
speshos. NsA, Es yout hss 70 her Nah
rsger0ecs. .-kx
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Mrs Roy Wadjcll is reported as lying
very low with fever ut her homo below
Woodward, Mr.. Reuben Packer and
daughter father aud or Mrs. Wad>
dell, started Tor Woodward las, FRIDAY.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

The foar ball PLAYERS who vent to
Liberal las, Friday ran acD~s a dock ci
seven QasllS up eS the fats, aud kilei
six ot ,hsm with base haN, Thi,
sounds 6>hy, but the writer WAS opc oi
The fo0r aud viii swear te IA, For fsrh,
or prNoC tsQuiro a, The kock Island
hotel In l.ihcrs,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

rAe KANSAS Citl WEENl.N JOURNAL
Ann AGkiCttfeRiSn peNasAsS rhags,
dNA ~ AZ S>pNgN t>,'e,N@N paper Il
c~seslNS N ,Ae news "a the wvrla SNa is
Nea NJ seNts NeNr. Sce1 IN year 0aMe Is
tke lNCN\At. NANSAs tNtN. NA,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

There ate few good school teachers
in Beaver who have not been
employod for the winter vet, IL there
are any school boards in the county who
have not yet Engaged teachers, they will
DO well 10 cnme 70 Beaver or writc.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Last week, in the governors report,
the statement was made that the corn
crop Vt Oklahoma for 1896 was 5000
eco bushels This was typographical
error IL should have read 80, ,0Oo ,nlO,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Enoch, young son OF j, X, Quinn,
/, lying very low with fcvor. Miss
Nora, who is down with the same dis>
ease, is reported as being somewhat
! better.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

In another column will be found a
lott,r from Capt. 1aunchill to the voters
of Beaver county. The captain did not
sock political honors this year, but was
nominated by tho convention without
his knowledge. This Is proof positive
that hc is good man, aud he should
receive fair consideration at the POLLS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Good spring calves are selling for $40
to l2b0, aud ycarlioRs for SlS TO S22
This seems hike big price, but there :
money in IL oven NJ that figure.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

q 4 Walker, Of Clear Lake, was In
town "Wednesday, wanting to bet all his
earthly passcssioaS on Bryan. Walker
had better keep his subslonco--its hard
20 enlcct.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Rev, Rose, presiding elder Of thi,
Methods, confsrence, preached an able
sermon =, the Presbyterian church as,
Thursday night, The Elder pulled in,
ts town about SHndowu, aud the people
had shN, neiee of The meeting, the at
tendance being small in e,,aseQacuce,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

SsaZzs TShElss-
kS.AAs IAAEles care had arszr2.
stipsHs r'Esulsss = sGsz1t lzEauva.
s<lpz,as l'laUles 2ssist GsgaSr1z-
A.lAls LGAIlgs .c.zra cans1 ..s.l-.
A.pAzs -'ae,1lss c--1 laI1lslcs-
AipAns fatnl0S cave E.gfr rr-rn s.1s.s
A.ss@ns l'1llles gEes luf caS1on-
s>.s2ls I'aisnlss rGra El-1irsss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15
+, c, rpAcv. Postmaster

ANoruEn MILESTONE Monday
Oct II, 1896, was the 0Ith birthday of
Wesley llibbs, of Elmwood, and on that
day about one hundred of Mr.. Hibbs'
friends gathered at his home on Clear
creek in honor Of the occasion. Mr..
llihhs being an old soldier, the ovent
was made SORT OF reunion for the
boys who wore the blue and their famil.
les, although many others were present.
Commencing in the evening, the time
was most pleasantly spent in singing,
speaking, recita,iouS, telling stories of
war times, etc, A big supper was pre-
pared, the table containing the best the
market aud country afforded. Many
nice presents wero brought by the Wis,
tors, Mr., llibbs making rest speech
OF acceptance, Il was "A most enjoyable
occasion, aud shout L. o'clock the guests
departed, wishing Mr. libbs many
happy returns Of the day, The soldiers
present were; Capt, Senocnioh, j. j.
Bsgsley, Amos llihb,, T. J, Weeden,
II, c, nrum, ---- Haskell, Jas. Bear,
John Slavin, lviacs Bowuo aud Wesley
uihhS,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15
SPECIAL CcRprsroNpENr.

The Beaver HERALD makes prctcnse
of supporting DR., Strong, when, it the
truth could bc known, when the editor
Of that paper gets into the booth, alone
with his ballot aud his God, he will vote
for lIooIbourrow. Are we right, Pete2
Rardcsty Herald.
We are sincere in our support of DR.,
Strong, and eau aud will prove anything
we have said 10 regard to his quolitico.
tons But as the 'aw says that no man
shall disclose his ballot, and snly one
man is allowed in booth at one time,
our word is tho only evidence Dick cai,
have that we voted the ticket straight.
But after we ARE all done with this
world, when all our past acts are uncov,
cred aud deceit and secrecy are no longer
possible, thon, il there is any mode of
Communication between the land within
tho pearly gntes and the sulphurioua
regions where Dick already has job of
wheeling out smoke waiting for him,
then he will fluid that we voted Just as
the articles in the HERALD indicated
that we would.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

FoE SALe--Ooc good ky druuhe ram,
ia good condition, with 30 feet OF drive
pipe aud 100 loct of discharge pipe,
Pice, $40. pEpRy klLg, Beaver, q, 4.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

WANTED AT oNCE.-Aetivc agents for
each county. Exclusive control and no risk
Win clear twelve to twenty-five hundred
dollars year Enclose stamp for full par.
tioulars or ~ cents for SiO0 sample. Big
Rapids Mineral Water Co, Big Rapids Mich
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15
GE ORGE d ANDERSON.

Additional orands,-T-T on .eft eide
L-C. conRrv'~i on either side or hip, also
A--on les side Ear msrks-crop and
under hall crop lefy, nndeg hack right.
Eanch az Ret lGuifs,
Post OHiee, Beaver, Oklshuius.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
Ripans Tabules cure headache.
Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
RipGns Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Bin Nyc once advertised cow Cor
sale as iNllowS; Owing 10 in heslh, |
viii sell at my residence in Town 10,
Range Is, according te government sur
vey, Que plush raspberry eolored COW,
aged eight yearS. She is good milk
stcr, aud not SiFaid II the cars or any
thing clSc, ShciS oCuudaunlei courage
aud gives milk frequently, To a man who
does not fear death in any fOuu she
would be = great boon, She is very
much attached 10 her house at present
hy meanS oG S,ay>chSin, but she will
be sold to any. one who will use her
riSAl, She is one fourth short hora
three>tOur,hs hyenA will also throw
in aouSle shot gun which goos with
her Ia May sse gouerslly SooS away
somewhere tor $ week " two and ~
taros wth ta,l, vei calf, with NAbbly
l5g>, Her name 5 Rose aud ! woala
prefer % sell her to non president"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Dyke Baliugcr anu A. : Dickson
started for Guthrie last SUNDAY, Dyke
to get tho congressional ballots, and
Dickson on legal business.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Report OF tho kokomo school for the
FIRST month beginning Sept, | 3, aud end.
ing Oct, -, 1896,
No. pupils enrolled, II,
Average daily attendance, IL,
No pupils not abscut, II,
No, pupils neither absent nor tardy, 8,
Our motto is advance.
Mon CusRApsN AsucRArT,
Teacher,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15
cnuRcn nIRNcroRY.

rres@,eriem reeech,Ng every Sabbath,
81 liza we and g,30 y, ~, Sabbath Seheol
IloA mo WIS c, E, rclIelcos meeting
et eN y NJ prayer mec,he each Thursday
fyeeihgs, NsN
An are eovilalN mvi,ol 10 apy and All of
ihesc services, Y, u MvNsN,t, Pastor
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15
uRAND ARMY REpuBLlC,

ORhAnoMA roSr No I
I'M Meets At the orco, Hall on s,e-
AMl ead aud fouria saturday OF each
EIN month, At y o'eloos y, IN,
NXs All,,s,,ing cNmre,,s are cer,ia.
Y Nv invited to attend,
! " raeaM \, A resNp M,
Att re,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

NoNS on NErNNA ANS- -CSps, Nett CAn,e.
NNN kl, MNN(N IN the q \, IL eaN Al ReANss
aN the s~c,NNa and NNsitA NNtNrlAN ~ VNch
tANNNA, ~ INA ~ M NtSiNlNN NyN,tANgV c,r.
mann tNNt 81
\, 4, ekVAaAN, MN, OClNN
~ SSrS' Can't
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

RopN To Mr., aud Mrs. David
kllc, on Clcw creek, nu Monday, Sept,
10Th, a twelve pound boy,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Total, 4G5 %
On motion il was ordered that 81 462 AZ
belonging to the sinking fund be transferred
to the general county fund
On motion the bill Of .. J Loofb1urrow
for Sl3 so for supplies for paurer was all
lowed on poor and insane fund.
On motion the bill of j. c. Hodge for G5
cents for oil cloth TO cever Dist Clerks desk
was allowed on supply fudn.
On motion the bill of J c. Williamson for
S3.35 for exchange on checks was allowed on
the contingent fund.
On motion the board adjourned sine die.
Attest, DYKE BALTYGER,
County Clerk.
Territory Oklahoma 80
Beaver County,
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
transcript of the proceedings of the Board of
County Commissioners for the session held
at Beaver on the 5lh, 9Th and eth days of
October 1896 DYKE BALUNGEB,
County Clerk.
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LOCAL NOTES.

commenced Monday,
George Drummond drincd in from
Ashland again Monday
II Il, q putmNu started Tor Ashland
last "Wednesday On huslocs,
Cattle are dying OF bhcklcg on Clear
Crock aud in some olhcr localities,
hob burgess, OF kcu,on, shipped cat,
tic from Lihcrel the frs, Of the week.
Clyde BOuham went to Meade this
mcruing for Few days visit,
sas-a.-aaaaa.as..a-s..aa..as
II, G, Hurgese, vito aud two children,
Of kcu,ap, we've IN town last night.
Mrs, Crawmcr, TIPS mother came IN
from Wichita "Wednesday evening.
Shcrmen Lape has moved into the
llcEsc,t property in the east part OF
town,
II G, Drum, OF Lockwood, was slak
iug hands with Beaver friends last
Friday
Ruhc Imlcuu, who has been line
riding Tor John George Tor the past
thrco months, is a, homo again.
e..aaaaa-sasaasa.asaa.
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8euver ]lleraId.


PUBLISHED EvERN THURSDAY
Entered nj pomoilioc 1T lleayer q T. ~
second class matter Arfil ~, 1893.
TERMS ~ 90 FER YEAR,
ApttpusiSa HAtrs made known on ap'
plieoiion
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TOlal, SlOj SO
SCHOOL DISTRICT ORDERS PAID.

Total 1885 "a
Grand Valley twp school order
No. G62 go 35
Grand Valley twp school order
No zoo III 50
Grand Valley nun twp order 81 I6
do school twp order of supt 20
Normal fund orders Nos. 0, 10, IL,
and -, 60 80
RENTED territorial treasurer 300 OS
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

II &, Drum, ct Lockwood, was slak
iug hands with Beaver friends last
Friday
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-10-15

Shotmeu liaue has moved into the
llcHsctt property in the east part OF
town.
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The erssi rTigoiFis sFah Vhich slr
The Progress., 1896-04-25
Loves Young Dream.
out

There was a love-sick couple FROM
the bachvoods at the Baltimore 4 ''h'o
depot one day last week and they d!oh I
care who knew It. They were eVidenI-
" in town for the day and were wait
ING for their home train lie was '>oo''
%. she IS and both were eVldehl'E ca.
pased-not only to be married III III
future but to make love TO each olAef
for the present.
IN spite of the fact that It was t.'e
busiest part of the lay for tne oepo'
they made love as happily as thoUs"
they were nesting beneath the sunny
smiles of a 2av-rack in their provincial
home. The depot might nave Oe7N % u,
deserted as the garden Of Eden TOR al
thew cared, for they proceeded with
their billing and cooling in the most
hirdljke fashion, until all the spectator
turned away in disgust. The seats a'e
separated by a side rail but that "">
no obstacle to the devoted Romeo lof
he calmly slid into the same seat sne
occupied, until both were compreSeV'
into a space eighteen inches VIDE
Then his arms stole around her wais
and she leaned her head on MS man
shoulder He softly chirruped his ilt'
lay Of love and she blushed and iooke'
as though she would like to have nh
say it again. Then they became SO ut
voted that stout policeman who Is o
duty at the depot gave it up ana con
c,uded not to break up their business
Tor three solid hours before the pass
ing crowd of people the tlckst asen' %
and watched this love-slcH peilo' Il
ance and at the close the young ND
and his girl looked at every one
bravely as though no one hau sac
thcm.-Washingto Post.