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Sharp County record., 1897-03-12

stepping haltingly and
with a suggestion of his
recent rheumatic trouble,
His face looked grave.
Mr.. Mckinley followed
closely, stepping easily
down the asile, his poise be-
ing easy ard dignified, He
bowed to the presiding
and with Mr.. Cleve-
land, was seated immediate
ly in front of the presiding
officer, facing the Senate
and the crowds.
AS the presidential party
took their seats Vice-Pre-
sident Stevenson rose and
invited his successor to step
forward and take the oath
of office. r.sr.a.. ias
Mr.. Hobart advanced to
the desk, raised his right
hand ard took the oath in
accordance with the con-
stitution. Mr.. Stevenson
then delivered his valedicto-
ny address, speaking horse
ly. . #f 4l 4.|ss7.a
Mr.. Hobart then advanc-
ed to the presiding chair
and for the first time ex-
ercised his official functions
by calling the Senate to
order. 7vi.
Mr.. Hobart moved aside
for the blind chaplain of
the Senate, Rev. DR.. Mil
burn, who, in an impressive
voice, deliv cred the first in
vocation to the ewSenate, iii
'as.ils rne chaplain clos 1
Vice-President Hobart adj.
dressed the Senate for the
first time, speaking IL strong,
well modulated tones as he
delivered his Introductory
address. ' '
The proclamation of the
outgoing president, calling
an extra session of the Sen
ate having been read, Vice
President Hobart requested
the new senator's to advance
and take the oath of office.
Meantime, while the oaths
were being administered,
Mr.. Cleveland anG Mr.. Nc.
Kinley sat talking in a low
tone. 1t was clearly a
pleasant exchange, for the
old president and the ne W
smiled every now ard thea
as they nodded acquiesence to
each other,
1t was Los when the last
oath had been adm Mustered,
and then the formal exit
began, the supreme Judges
going first, then Mr.. Cleve-
land and President.elect
Mckinley and the other
officials following. Just be.
fore the official party with
drew Mr.. Mckinley and the
mother of the president were
escorted from the gallery
to the east front of the
capitol, where the oath Of
was about to be taken
by the ne W president,
MKINLEY TAKES TIE OATH,
Sharp County record., 1897-03-12

Benjamin Harrison is the
father of a nineIpoupdl
youngster, A pret y
vigorous old man is the ex-
president. -. ...... asas,
Sharp County record., 1897-03-12

seal his oath, With yells
and shouts the people con-
tinued to roar. 'ae1.
Holding the manuscript
of his Inauguration address
in one hand, he turned to
the multitude of people,
and lifting up his hand as
if in admonition for order,
began his inaugural ad-
dress. ---Gazette. gl 41ia9H
Sharp County record., 1897-03-12
SOCIETIES.

A EVENING SHADE LODGE No. LAS, F. d
~ A. NJ, holds regular communications on
XX the Saturdy before lst Sunday in each
" \month k. S. BACON, W. NJ.
JR Metoalf Sec'y. ...- a.
EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, y
-oE. s., meets at Masonic Hall LIST 1aurs
= day IN each month, at O'Clock p. IN.
~ MRS. X ATEHUDDLEST, N, W.. NJ
Mrs. WIDME AuLT, Sec'V.
ayeesr1 RURAL CHAPTER Ne. SO, r. A. NJ.
EyXNholds regular conversations at Masonic
HNSs Hall in Evening Shade, the Sd Saturday
usBc& in each month.
JNO B. MOCALEB, IL. p.
Sam H. Davidson. See.
-~ BEREAR LODGE, No. 81, I. @. Q
ssM i; ,nold4s regular arm meetings every al
sJs ''rn''' FRIDAY ID Y. a =! MEDLEY, N q.
Jno. D. Collins. Sec'y. --A
Sharp County record., 1897-03-12

without eonstancy there
IS neither love, friendship,
nor virtue in the world
Sharp County record., 1897-03-12

''He who is false to
present '2'duty breaks a
thread in Che loom, and will
see the. defect when the
weayingof life is unrolled'y"
Sharp County record., 1897-03-12
7. J. DAVIDSON, N. P
-AND- ...
a'| !: Estate i: Agent,
EVENING SHADE, ARK ANsAs.

EVENING SHADE, Ark ANSAS.
A GREEMENTS or I,E ASE, ACKNOWI EDGE
a ments, ai1dpviis TO accounts, Dispositions and
n renewal of mortgages taken. ibstlaets OF
title furnished. Bills Of sale, bonds for utle,
deeus Of trust-pcrsonalty' md reulty-dccds,
suit-claim, husbands, unmarried pcrsens, wilcs
Iaad, warranty, with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover;
labor contracts, inorlgugcs-rcnl estate, ehatil.
and er0I-and powers Of attorney, written aud
Archaeological on reasonable tuivns
Applications Tor h0ncslcuds and pre-ehl,l Ions
and donations prepared and pL,ents procured
Applications tor redemption Of lands from
state, and petitions to refund taxes enormously
paid.
Persona who homestead now hayc six months
to 20 on their homcslca6s from date OF Register
and Receivers rccpipls,
CorrcaU0nden0e Gol leltei. Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-24
Propaganda liberal
A D H ION Es.

En- el pueblo de Anasco q los veinte un
lia del mes de Mario de mil ochocientos no
venta siete, previa convocatoria Sc reunieron
en- la casa habtacion de don Vicente Urrutia
distinguidos entusiastas correligionarios de
esta localidad.
Dicho sefor Urrutia, como uno de los vo-
Gales electos del Comite provincial, breves
palabras dio cuenta & los concurrentes del OBJ
jeto de esta reunion de los benefcios que in
dudablemente traerfa 4 esta Provincia la incor-
poraci6n de nuestro paItido al liberal nacional
que en- la madre patria dirij je ell ilustre hombre
publico don Praxedes Mateo Sagasta distribu-
yendo profusamente ell manifesto del comite
provincial.
Enterada la concurrencla, en- ell acto por
aclamacion unanimidad acord6 dar un voto
de gracias la benemerita comision autonomis-
ia al enthusiastic y distinguido presidente del
Comite provincial don Luis Muhoz Rivera, por
la manera patriotica, digna del aplauso apro-
baci6n general con que han llevado cabo su
delicada mission segdn demuestra por el ma
nifesto acogido en- la isla con demostraciones
del mayor entusiasmo.
Acto seguido sc procedio al nombramiento
del comite que debe llevar la representation del
partido en- esta localidad, unanimente fueron
eegidos para Presidente, Lcdo don Demetrio
Rodriguez; Vice -presidente, don Pedro Vidal
Santa Maria; Tesorero don Antonio Cruz; Sc
cretario don Enrique O. Green. Vocales: don
Vicente Urrutia, don Antonio Charneco, don
Ernesto E:teve, don Santiago Laviosa, don
Jose Ramon Velez, LIDO don Pedro Tomas Gar
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cta, don Juan Monagas Morales, don Francisco

c1a, don Juan MOnagas Morales, don francisco
Figueroa.
Seguidamente Sc did cuenta de la comuni-
caci6n recibida del presidente de la comisi0n
provincial dando aviso de haberse resuelto por
dicho centric tomar parte en- las elecciones pro
ximas para Diputados provinciales que deberan
tener lugar el once de Abril pr6ximo venidero,
ofreciendo todos su cooperation para ell triunfo
del candidate que Sc designe.
Finalmente fue acuerdo unanime Y Sc resol-
VIC telegraiar el nombramiento de este comite
local al provincial asf como al peri6dico <La
Democraciao remitiendo 4 uno va otro la
mayor brevedad copia de esta acta.
Ell comite nombrado demas correligiona
rios presentes terminan esta session deplorando
amargamente la disidencia de sus hermanos
correligionarios de aver de siempre y, no
dudan que algdn dia convencidos de su error
ingresen en- este partido donde seran recibidos
con ell carino consideration de siempre.
Con 10 cual Sc dio por terminada esta ao-
ia que firman ell sr. Presidente y Vocales de
que yo ell Secretario certifco.-Eawigue O.
Green.
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152 LA VRNeANzA DE UN NOBLE

tuvo valor para dirigr Ramundo la reprension
Permaneco respeuosamente pie de la tapa haba
correctamene reunion conf
denca alguna La oven lie o que Genoveva de la Te
rrade.
Aquellas cas matnales hicieron necesarias vida
La intimidad creco tan fancamente aqueos dos
conado haba cuando
conoca Genoveva todos los de Ramundo
Al pronto la extran6 Crada entire los orgulosos prn
cpos de la arstocraca cyendo la superiordad de las
cases nobe poda comprender desden que profsaba
senco aprobaba abnegaci6n de Raj
mundo abuela Pero poco ue imbuida
ideas, acabando por pensar el
Los dos conados ell porvenr esperaban pacentemene
ell exto de los proyecto de Ramundo No pensaron
ligro de otra boda propuesta Genoveva por famia
sQuien podrfa ocuparse de ea puesto que padre
tia parecfan ispueos deara enveecer aque possession
de Epinay? Podan presen la horrible combination de
Genoveva iba la vfctma? La carofe les sorpendo
mavera caastrce que deploabe succession de crcunsan
deba hacer irremedae pueso que Genoveva va
baronesa de Gambia cuando Ell doctor Graner uchaba
volver la vida Raimundo.
La curacon fue muy larga penosa fue precise salvar
Raimundo La enfemedad siguo
norma ell herido muy tranquilo, muy doc obede
cendo, muy agradecdo, medico dispuesto todo
vover saud, sosenido la ell
deseo de cumplir deber neludibe.
Durante aquea primera Ease de la enfermedad tuvo
mas que aguno de do va lee
torres la facilidad con que habfa vuelto la vida.
Pero despues de vista Santa Clode, gran
recada Durane ounce as doctor Grander trato
pereza Protaso la ancana marquesa Pobre Protaso!
todo ell a staba recbendo nura del doctor
la hacian responsible de todo
ba ocurrdc Hubiera poddo dacupare contando toda a
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Gaceta Official de hoy
NICOLAS DAUBON.

Real orden d1sponiendo que Sc abone al
ingeniero primero de caminos, canales puer-
tos director facultatvo de las obras del puer
to de Mayagiiez, la suma de tres mil Glen pesos
interim la junta no proponga alteration al
guna en- dichos haberes.
--Idem nombrando telegrafsta segundo,
Official 5. Q de administrator don Jose Ca
rreras Iglesias.
-Idem, idem Official segundo de Estaci6n
tercero de administration don Basilio
Cunchillos Torres.
-Idem, idem telegrafsta primero, Official
cuarto de administration, don Juan castro y
Garcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-24

nieto no pasando ntermnabes recrmina
clones.
Sin embargo uror dismnuyo cuando la primera paga
de Ramundo di6 algun cambio agradabe & su vida
descendienes de de prodlgos habfan
ganzado gasto dedlcando una cantdad
las deudas otra la educacon de un pa
ente ioven huerfano e, quen vefa un hilo Ell
destin6 la y, sobre todo, 3 la abuela
Proasio e entendan hacer Greer La abuela que
no estaba ar1unada egando por pate ceero sempre
coquet uosament cudando saud prediciendo
Al cabo de un ano Ell sueldo de Raimundo, que fue
menando permo ntroducr algunas meoras ell hogar
dom9stice haba pemdo casa cambiara ell nombre
por de U para lisongear orguo de abuea Y por
6n, compro una barquilla.
energa fsca necestaba empearse rudos eerclclo
Desde de los pasaba
sobre hermoso ell todos los bar
queros euamorados.
meda iba acostumbrandose manejo de los remos
sus excursiones mas lejanas
de verano pasando por Epinay, abandonando
barqua corriene vo precosa nina paseaba
en- llena de flores Maqunamente recordando
raza, como va conocida la saludo.
Ella contesto cortedad despues de haber permane
cido algunos momsntos inmovil.
Raimundo aeo pensativo, conservando grabada
imagination beeza de squea hemosa al dfa sguiente
comenz6 la expedici6n haca Epinay.
-iDonde la he vsto yo?-se decfa
Trato aunque nutmente de acordarse durante todo ell
noche anterioes d6nde la haba visto pregun
tandose sin
i Pero donde la he vistoP
Volvio por delante de Ia La joven
taba paseando pero vi6 a barqua escond6
He sido vover hoy-se dijo;-la he asusta
do. Pero vovere dentro de ocho dias.
Ya dscua no rat6 de preguntase 81 aquel deeo de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-24
ULTIMA HORA.
Rumores infundados

Desde esta mafians circular por esta capi-
tai una porcion de noticiones cual mas exage-
radios, con motive del movimiento de tropas que,
como en- otro lugar decimos, han saiido esta ms-
mana.
Hemos tratado de beber en- buena fuente
para saber a que atenernos tener al corriente
de 10 que ocurre nuestros lectores. Y por
conducto fdedigno sabemos que Ell orden pdbli-
co reina en- toda la provincial y.que no hay nj
ell menor asomo de tenor de que pueda ser t1r-
bado en- ninguna parte.
Vayan, pues, nuestras palabras devolver
la calma los que hayan podido dar eredito
los rumores de pura fantasia popular que cir
culan por ahf.
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NOTICIAS

**s. Ell clamoreo de esta Capital contra Ell
alza de los giros Sc acent1a mas cada dia. Al
rededor de 70 por 100 de pesos 90 cts. las
libras esterlinas, Sc gira sobre Francia, Ingla-
terra los Estados Unidos. Y 10 peor es que
los tipos del cafe de los az1cares guardian
proportion relativa. La vida del pobre en-
Puerto Rico Sc va hacienda cada dia mas diff
Gil. ". los presupuestos de Hacienda dan
do enormes superabits!. -
~ Un sefor diputado a Cortes, amigo
nuestro, afliado al partido conservador, nos es-
cribe desde Madrid que cree que la evolucion
de los autonomistas de Puerto Rico, que sc han
Incorporate al partido liberal, quitara mucha
fuerza los enemigos de Espafa contribuira
sostener la paz en- esta isla. Asi 10 compren.
de tambien ell gobierno metropolitano.
MSsi61a catnsolid0. 0.-Asf encabeza un suelto
ell periodico de Madrid Ez Dio en- su namero
del "a de Febrero, dando cuenta de que ell
distinguido escritor sefor Flores hizo entrega
al general Pando de una espada de honor que
los sehores sargentos, cabos voluntarios del
Battalion de esta Capital dedican al digno ge-
neral, que la acept6 con gran satisfaction. La
esrada obra de arte, de la fabrica de
Toledo, Y lleva grabada en- orc la inscription
siguiente: clos sargentos, cabos voluntarios
del Battalion de Puerto-Rico al Excmo. Gene
raj Pando.2 Amigos nuestros casi en- su tota-
hdad los senores que contribuyeron al regalo
que moIlVa esLas Ineas, les 1eI1c1Jamos por Ell
exito, y muy en- particular al amigo Bavf au-
tor aquf del pensamiento que termino en- Bar
celona. Scales la enhorabuena.
**s Por Real Orden Sc ha concedido los
Jefes, ohciales, classes tropa del A. Q Battalion
de Voluntarios de esta isla, por hallarse COM
orendidos en- ell artfculo 1872 del Reglamento
de dicho institute, las recompensas siguientes:
Comandante, don Sebastian Mufoz Rivera,
cruz de segunda clase del Merito Mllitar con
n %Yp49x 1rc n
Sanz don Jose Machado Amador teniente
don Luciano Malgane de Melgosa, cruz de /. 6
clase del Merito Militar; al 2. Q teniente don
Jose Alfonso Estevez, sargentos don Ramon
Garcia Lag6 don Antonio Lago Campos; Ca
bos don Alexandra Carri6n Feliciano, don Jose
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RETO CICLISTA
Senior don Eduardo Mendez.
Aguadilla.

AguadIIIa.
Muy senior mfo distinguido amigo y pai-
sano: Terminado ell Velodromo Ell esta ciudad,
es llegado ell tempo de que demuestre Vd. que
asf como me gan6 en- las carreras de Aguadilla,
puede usted hacerlo como en- donde quiera
R6tole, pues, correr un match de tres
carreras de un kilometro cada una en- esta pista,
con una apuesta de so 100 pesos, como Vd'
lie plazca. ST sc digna usted aceptar mi reto,
puede usted senalar dfa para dentro del t@rmi-
no de un mes su alto. amigo y S. S.
NICOLAS DAUBON.
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Facundo Balla don Eulogio Moncho Mata-
lobos; voluntarios D. Juan Delgado Monroy,
don Juan Nepomuceno Novoa don Gregorio
Rico Pagan, cruz de plata.
va pasando va de castafo rojo no empece para
que SLa Luna. siga vendiendo tan barato que
da horror. Zalduondo cree que para que los
ayunos de cuaresma sean e6caces, hay que
ayudar vestir al desnudo, como manda la
doctrina. Por ESQ da por dos 10 que lie cuesta
cuatro, Sc queda tan fresco como unas pas
cuas. Dicho sea con perd6n por Ell modo de
alar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-24

soluei6n a la charada de aver: Julepe.
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garon 81, saco de su mundo dos esposas que
Embellishments fueron puestas 4 los pies del
doctor Rizal, asf lego & Manila.
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VA R | E D A D E S.

Soluci6n la charada de aver: Julepe.
Se Venden Un seibot de caoba con mArmol'
w '0""VH Un armario de cedro con crlsta-
les encasillado para correspondence y libros.
Una biblioteca de unos Glen volumenes COM
puesta de historias, novelas, etc., etc. Para
informes, San Sebastian namero rs. San
Juan, Puerto Rico, Mario de 1897. 3-3
ANAGRAMA
ST me todo, va ser todO
de que me salga muy NAL;
ique todo pues! 81 no hay modo
de hacer un bien general.
Jatlepe.
onganza de Vc aossla' aoss .nana. safnn'f fl.e en
cesas, & la tartara y la marinera; andoullettes
trufados, bacalao la vizcaina, calamares en-
su tinta, lampreas & la bordalesa, .caracoles id.
id. i'd, espinacas La francesa, huevecillos de
bacalao, salmon y langosta americana, en- Ell
COLMADO, de Cerecedo Hermanoy Compaffa.
-$sera possible que pienses en- volver
ST; pero me case con mi cnfiada.
q ESQ que importa?
-iOh! Importa mucho. mo yes que
asf me ahorro una suegra?
% lltG5Slld 8 s. amos para que Sc que
de dormir en- casa. Luna SO informaran,
Sd
AlIIlOnead Bernareggi gg Estela, ST % de muy POGO
uso. los muebles de una casa, en- ell Casti-
llo del Moro. 15-l3
Reumatcina elM%arianso as1 USsssr losbs
sEY Maravilloso remedio contra ell reuma
tismo agudo cr6nico; de venta en- la farmacia
de D. FIDEL GUILLERMETY. P.
BOC0yeS de ob ssGis snen saS de- venta prs
clos m6dicos, en- Gel Colmado, de Cerecedo,
Hermanos Compafifa.
Go Vnnhn FL establecimiento de mercerfa
w 'e"uV pulperfa que ell pueblo de Rlo
piedras tenfa don Ramon Guerra. Fortale-
"a As, inf formaran. Go
1nninora Sc necesita una con buenas refe-
oVVihoiu' rencias, Sc lie pagara buen sueldo.
Para informes en- esta imprenta.
LOci0n antiherpetiea del DR. Monies
Els ell mejor medicamento para curar los her
pes, quitarles la picazon en- ell momento de
aplicarla.- <Locion> esta perfumada.-
Cura la caspa evtando la caida del cabellos--
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines, man
chas espinillas de la cara.-Exite seguro
inmediato.-Pfdase en- todas las boticas de Ia
Isla.-Al por mayor en- la del Sr. Gulllermety'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-08
Samoan PRINCESS Deao.

We have to record the death of
Salia, the daughter of Fono, a petty
chief OF Tanugamanono, which oc-
Cured at a. IN. on Monday morning
last, says the Samoan Times of De-
cember Is.
The deceased had been a prOtege of
the Stevenson family, at one period
OF her time, spending a good portion
Of her time at Vailima as-so to speak
"a member of the household. Under
these circumstances great attentions
would appear TO have been paid 10 the
deceased by the Steyensons during her
last illness. After Salia finally sue
cumbed to her complaint dung trou-
BILE. We belieye) Mr.. L. Osborne and
some OF the VaiIima ladies addressed
the body in Samoan. referring TO her
many virtues; the whole being a
somewhat emotional display of feel
ing. Later on Mr.. Osborne procured
shell in town, and the deceased was
inferred within the boundaries of her
village with considerable ceremony.
including floral offerings faa-Samoan.
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ashore from the pen. and were being
lassoed on shore. Holt got his rope
around a very wild steer. and had just
taken a turn around the pommel Of
his saddle, preparatory 10 leading the
animal of, when suddenly there was a
slackening of the Iasso and the steer
came full tilt at Hollis horse.
The contact was so tremendous that
Holt was thrown 10 the ground, but
fortunately received no injuries. The
horse did not fare so well. The horns
of the enraged steer entered the ami
NAL. and il a very little while il died.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-08

It's all cut; not a little cutting
and all glass. We are proud
to sell HAWKES. GLASS, and
you are glad to possess it.
Prices as low as rs cents, and
as high as $4,000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-08
Narrow Escare.

owen Holt, one Of the boys who at
tends TO cattle arriving in Honolulu,
had a narrow escape from death on
Tuesday.
\ herd of cattle had been driven
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-08
$lgas WEATHER BULLETIN.
What Charlie Sous.
DIAMOND HEAD.
January 8, 1897
Weather clear. wind light northeast.

The Ali Wool Dress Goods
that we are now selling for
g cents a yard, are going
like hot cakes. These goods
are worth from 90 to = cents
a yard; they are all wool and
double width, perfect shades,
also pretty stripes and plaidS.
Remember only a Few Days
left to get them at 8 cents a
yard.
All Wool Chailles in pretty
stylish designs, just the ma
terial for this cool weather;
light and dark grounds all
marked down to 8 cents a
yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-08
Sales Talk!

BUYING Shoes for family is very apt to be a
heavy expense. It's worth saving something on every
pair; and it's worth something to have every pair
wear few weeks longer than you expect. Now we
can make the expense of ShOeing the family good
deal lighter than it has been, and every pair sell
you are bound to give you satisfaction If they don't
do it, you know where keep store and can come
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-10-28

No person shall he permitted 20 hunt
on the premises OF another without
first having procured the consent of
the owner.
1t shall be unlawful for any person
to wound, kill, ensnare or trap, in any
manner within this territory, any deer,
buck, doe, fawn or antelope, any prai-
rie chicken or any grouse, quail, wild
turkey, wren, martin, swallow, robin,
turkey-buzzard or any insectivorous
bird, or 20 pursue the same with such
intent, or to have the same in their
possession, except it shall be lawful TO
shoot quail, prairie chicken aud wild
turkey between the first day of Novem-
Der and the first day of February of
the following year. and TO shoot plover
and dove between the first day OF Aug
ust and the thirty-trst day of De.
cember of each year.
No game at all, dead or alive, is al
lowed TO be shipped out of the terri
tory.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-10-28
OKLAHOMA NEWS.
Events of Interest Culled From
Territorial Newspapers.
Dry Weather Talk

There has been so much said of late
in the dispatches relative to the effect
the protracted drouth is having upon
the winter wheat acreage that the
Oklahoma City Times journal repre-
sentatives made a tour of 25 miles over
Oklahoma county to determine the
condition of wheat there and to note
the acreage. Their report follows:
Dry weather has ret r led sowing,
but it will not affect the acreage that
will be put in this fall, Ninety per
cent of all slubble land has been
plowed, and so per cent of all stubble
land is now green with the new wheat
crop. 1t is looking as well as it is pos
sible for wheat 10 look under perfect
conditions
In addition 10 The green wheat fields
which represent fully so per cent of
the stubble land, a considerable acre
age Of seeded fields has not yet come
up. The extent of this later is hard to
estimate, but our guess is that it rep
resents fully one-fourth of the whole
stubble area. This would leave twen-
ty-tive per cent of the wheat area yet
to be put into the ground, were IL not
for the fact that some are getting
their corn and kaffir out of the way
and are putting the ground in wheat.
This and the new sod ground will
equal about five per cent OF the area of
the small grain stubble.