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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25


did not use his hands at all. He
kicked like a steer. But he made
money, he had house painted green,
with sunfowers in the yard, but with
steers lowing in the back lot. He had
said that his wife would not have to
work, and this statement found Gre
dence even among women who knew
that his first wife had almost killed
herself with hard labor. As the neigh
bors expressed it, he had made dead
set at Ella He had laughed, or lowed,
when she had kindly told him to go
his way. He said that he would but
that he would come back again and
he did, not only once, but many times.
He had thought that Sam Mayfeld,
the waggish school teacher, stood in
his way. And it was fact, a stronger
fact than he supposed, but Mayfeld
could promise her nothing better than
life of hard work.
Early the next morning the teacher
stopped at the Towson house on his
way to school. The girl met him at
the fence. Looking back she caught
sight of her mothers angry face.
"The postmaster says that you are
writing letters to the government,
said the girl. "What are you doing
that for?"
an the interest of your father" he
answered.
but that won't do any good.
ut may. I have told them what
brave union soldier he was during the
war. That will have a good effect, if
it is properly presented. And l am
working on it like a man writing a
book. I find that he saved the flag
more than once; and l also find that
there is considerable doubt as to his
killing the deputy"
He declared that he didn't" Ella
replied.
eyes, and nobody ever knew him to
tell lie. I have been poking around
good deal and have come within
one of finding out good many things,
and I may find them out sure enough
the first thing you know. But now
to another point. When are we to be
married"
She shook her head sadly. 81 don't
know, Sam. Mother
Eyes, know. The Red Steer has
worked on her, "
"She thinks he is the greatest man
in the world
"On account of his money. But we
shouldn't blame her Her life has
been hard.
But you don't want me to marry
him"
He looked up, and then drawled
humorously ut would be sad if they
should find Red Steer lying in the
road"
ELLA, come in here, the mother
called
The young man seized her hand and
kissed it as she turned away.
That afternoon the Red Steer called,
full of confidence. ooh, it's all right
to make a bluff" he said, talking to
the mother but looking at the girl.
Il don't want anything to be too
easy"
at will not be at all, " said the girl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25
FIRST TABLET.

"Harper's Ferry was taken on the
18th day Of September, two days be-
fore the battle Of Antietam. Gen. r.
E. Lee, at Frederick, Nd, started out
three divisions-Generals McLaws and
Henderson came through Middletcwn,
Pleasant Valley, and sOIomon's Gap,
and sealed the crest Of the mountains
and took Maryland Heights. occupied
by Colonel T. II. Ford. Eight Con-
federate brigades held Sandy Hook,
Weverton. &c. Col. Ford came down
to the Ferry, leaving seven guns
spiked, retreated over pontoOn bridge
Union forces loss, 35 killed and lS4
wounded; Confederates loss, IS killed
and l7S wounded"
SECOND TABLET.
General John G. Walkers division
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25

"Pspa, I wish you'd whip me-"
"whip you, my sonl Why should
/ whip your"
because. when You whip me, mam-
ma gives me some JAM
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25
FIFTH TABLET.

"At daylight Sunday morning, Sep
tember 18th, three batteries of jack
son division delivered severe fire
on Bolivar's right. Ewell from School
House Hill, and Hills FIVE batteries
commanding left line, with ten guns
on Shenandoah, poured an accurate
enflade on the left and rear of Miles =
defence. Maryland Heights and Lou
doun Heights joined in the attack.
There were SO Confederate guns. In
an hour the white flag was raised ard
1880 men and officers, with all their
property, were surrendered to the
Confederates. Hill was left to parole
the prisoners and Jackson, with five
divisions, joined Lee at Antietam.
Nine killed and 39 wounded Of tho
Union forces, and G killed and 90
wounded of the Confederate forces.
Col. Miles lay mortally wounded on
the field and White signed the articles
Of surrender in his stead" (The battle
of Antietam took place the following
Tuesday,
Note.-It is said here Col. Miles
and General Jackson were connected
and were seen riding together through
the Ferry and that the last shot fred
killed Miles and came from the bat
terry commanded by his son.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25
Cancer
OF the Face.

Mrs. Laura E. Minis. of Smithville, Ga,
says: ga small pimple of strawberry
color appeared on my check; it soon
began to grow rapidly, notwithstand-
inc all efforts 10 check il. MY
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25

up the case as hopeless. When in
formed that my father had died from
the same disease, they said I must die,
as hereditary Cancer was incurable.
"At this crisis, was advised to try
S.S.S., and in short while the Cancer
began to discharge and continued to do
so for three months, then it began to
heal. continued the medicine while
longer until the Cancer disappeared en-
tirely. This was several years ago and
there has been no return of the disease.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25

eye became terribly
infamed, and was so
swollen that for quite
a while I could not
see. The doctors
said l had Cancer of
the most malignant
type, and after ex-
hausting their efforts
without doing me
aDu 0oOd thav cave
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25
FOURTH TABLET.

"0n afternoon l4th Jackson's di-
vision advanced its left and got good
position on Potomac. Hill moved up
to Harper's Ferry, on Shenandoah
Ewell deployed one mile in front. In
the night Ewell crossed over Keys
Ford, Shenandoah River, and placed
guns on plateau, LoudOun Heights, to
enflade the enemys position on Boli-
var Heights. That night all the cav
airy, l,500, crossed on pontoon bridge,
marched to sharpsburg and into Penn
sylvania.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25

General John G. Walkers division
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25
NEW VOL. 33.---NO. ).

crossed the Potomac at Point OF Rocks
on the night of September 10th and
occupied Loudoun Heights and the
roads south. Major-Gsneril Thomas
J. jackson, with his divisions COM
manded by Hill and Ewell, passed
through Middletown, Boonsboro and
crossed the Potomac at Williamsport,
bivouac near Martinsburg and North
Mountain depot. Brigadier-General
White, commanding U. S. forces, left
MarGnsburg and retrested TO Harper's
Ferry with 2,5ee men. jackson oc-
cupied Harper's Ferry the 18th and
18th. A. p. Hills division reached
Halltown in advance of Jackson and
Ewell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-11-25
THIRD TABLET.

Col. Dixon S. Miles, % L. S. In
fantry, commanded the Union forces
at Harpers Ferry and with Gen.
White, of Martinsburg, and Col. Ford,
of Maryland Heights, had 1920 men
and officers and on the 18th and l4th
were in position on Bolivar Heights
with their right resting on the Poto-
mac.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

Avn Republican In lnFSi we.rls ~
su. we s1b1st thsi q usp by Tin. name
u Williams iiud bseD r-utsned while
nsissp n q 1rrsrr stable, Of gsa he pui
I'D III M Ouirs-s uE-n ant u mas
rrlrnsG Dut 1hUf he wat Dut --obDso
u 81 lie luEa 'hi.v" ms CON II and
npt Tiu.. 5ur al excuse.
a furmsr sul6 s94D worth 81 wbebi
lnssi week. here IN AlvH. and 4 iis re
pur.tad TiIta he lDsi it al II d putzsr
rEm. sbhurtlur uiE'i1 Eno sunday
TlnDss tiIIa nunhuct gambling tables
snnult rent paragraph si1p l'f ,shuI'i,sr
g1 Ot5luhumu stBnute6. a word 70 The
Wise N sufficient There n q INN.
with -ah. Teppl. when pinIsnue rshss's
~ ne rr~nt.
sBsIrrtiBF Afternoon wilis line evan
rtsIiEd wHs preaching IN 1he street,
eItur'F. NcNselF iiis'iIl,'i's,o INN by t'it-
dinr five tH Blk CENTS. and 20 tln
uIrul the p'eRcher Hsseo someone 10
htlp elsDrrs SGD tslfinr As wEt 10
trunk 1nbt ne 5orFCd ss1rUHiun ~ tree
hlErBiIHl I-lilDtk put him IN the WAY
IN EDt sem nm h1ms- tIuf hs cEDs N
MunaBy snd hDvlsd ND RrH.ID H.no the
marshal ufr'estsd him tnr usirr aune
ant intiHrsn1 BnruEr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
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uH,nat ishs Ii1in-Hun uIfsnurrsies ny ltr.
T-lltUs-. Hu1 Ildmunnb. v'ilitH I''i'tsssi-
mr. ilK annuaslnns uf Hrr gnrnssfatDI
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
4 NsEs 1AE-s LAuNG-iEa.
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survnusin1 NJ .gft American nu-rr 4
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cisan 1nini-Iur nSan NJ -1it. uu1iuI.
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tinn .uIst hsr's 'TsEss.s,tiI.t with al Tislsnt-
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1urt lliu,G AEianiEHn LlSinni6 n issn1lr,,
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the EntIHr Ea-r-tD-v (luL 1. II ssi.-
tssF L 1ss1rnt Mich irvyus- v,us
mRtts chairman uf uft v..sutIiaiunS unn-
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tiseiurst fhult 1ns -sspIiniiGIlr unt tisn-
Unrillic pu--niet we've 1Eise 1B 1hs lI~ip-
ciriet N equality unt aduUeT.1st .ans
referendum. urlllorusi terisiU,1iur ant
plner ,,nHnreB
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

ssrenir-Oae ears ot wheat -sre
shipped from NeNkirik lAsi week
The Cleveland county fair viii be
held sePisnher - =. 30 and October /
Ii is estimated that the colinu from
=, GOO ReI'ss will he ginped al wAtuaca
ihis wear
New York capitalist throash n l.
l-Er'sh. hHs purehssed the $500 issne
q bonds of the EH>l side srbool. Nor
nan Transcript
jim hHrholi- Charged with the nur~
der Of Sheriff Ncli-e al Canadian. Tex
a., IN lssa- was acquitted IN s45sl at
onEUnAh- Apgnsi Il
FiTe youag men in Woodward ihi>
sumner inresta6 aheir surplus earn
iDgs in hogs instead Of billiards. on~
oar tins week ihey sOld twenty head
Al a ProSt o; over loo per cent and
iheF siill have about IS head. The
"hqs Syndicate" ls Alright,-w woOs-
ward News
Secretary Jenkins has granted .
charter 10 the Lexington & North,
western Railway company, an enter
prise promoted by the eiiizens Of
Cleveland county. The railway is TO
extend from Lexington 10 = point on
the Atehison, Topeka a Santa Re IS
miles distant
Governor Barnes bonOred a requisi-
ton from Nebraska asking for the re-
nOvAl Of Charles l. Reed, who Is
under arrest in ID eOrnty. Reed is
charged with defranding the bank a,
Hebron, Neb-, out OF s, 600 by showing
forged letters Of Recommendation ana
alleging that he was wealthy cattle
man from the southwest
Reverend Bryant the frst pastor Of
The NJ L Church in Enid died one dsy
last week on his farm four miles north
west OF Enid He was very able and
popular man. Deceased was 81 years
old.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
BURNED = COURTHOUSE
sornss-' oatikht.rnA .sfss-.s~rs ftsff .-.s a.
IuIyss5rsf.-s L.s-scfrr gtftss,na.

CRAM. OK Aug &c T. Lsgpk,
Formerly sheriff q Day county, who ls
nVE in JBil al ClEnd.s- Tex. 1ur cattle
stealing tlIs uEEds D fun n0ntesslgu 10
The officers II which he admjts ItlsI
ne with U1.bsrs. burned tns Day county
courthouse here One Of the rIar-i zee
lEuFs-leStssc by tsppt confession is DOW
dead and The others ARE lsndtnE rlri-
Essus q Day o9UurF- Tasir names Hrs
a-iilhbslc from the pUtls pending -
invest r-afluu
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

paE weather burssp ~ "a aShiE ys11-s
as neeriy ready 10 ina6s pr1etasSl ap
Ssi.cutl0u - ths kaVuas,Sgs S hzs r.-
s'autly galnso respssadng kiss sping
ENaryttilng ls noN knVnn thsi IL ss
ssutsal t0r tbs eopsSsDy8s.@S s,a-p1sos
aac thsns VII bs - fvFsaeT aelpy ii
sasFtatlislneug tue syssenu - llts-ssossr'v
Any ststlons Shleb Chisf Noors hn'
Dsssr ylsEpaag. Ab0ui s3x raouiihs vii
bs naquire1 for establishing time eye
ter q stations wbieb MIL nuu Der bV
perhaps. T'hsg win tss saetGs,rsd nj
over itss Jn5s@'c states. sslsretec lgeS
aa0ns beiny etsOsss Wherever ostas.st.
ztae
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

hHrat toro Plain People Oh lsst
-hursaHy dsPnfF UnitA6 States mH-~
shEls Bll TilEhnIn and Heck Tbo-zEh.
rIEBds very important GAPrure They
lH06se in the fs3erHl yAii Bot ReArtn
and Sc'hn >PUrreOu, lbe iWo men whc
robbed The pDsio1tsrt and Store Bt 1h.
she and Fox agency On Jrly y. They
were hound over BIT Cow nissione-
GSslhrHifh ri SaKEBee in The sun a
s1-O1a eRch The tzo rnHr-h.ls u5gl
receive 500 reward.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
NEWS or TBE WEEK
aisaust Esy raisg-nuh ant NAL
ruusv'A Al avn ,smrrruAI..

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fsrHruIA Euesiu amt tsa-uInny nnv,
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fis liz nataTisiur a. tianrrsrlnIt uuns,f.
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spanish uuis ant q vgss sssJyeuiat 1ila
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Switzerland vuiiid vsssuss ss sp-plss-sst.
I'm fuu-1t ssaisinut JnS,snnstaf,
ff,ine-1l asifaU-litst nia sssturu 1p v SSH.
inrtOn uu 1ns nlst iw appointing 1is
inrfnsHi number NJ iuur4h.risss puit
MASTERS soat uamst n a siurie iiRF IN
ins niHtu-y ~ Ste tiepn-lmsTit. aher,
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s,sssitvst as 1ir Irs1tliuu urging tie
lusssu " hpau a. rsisus. benpritt
iimnuTR. II auuttrn JrsrsurIG ulei-
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pus.n calling uzIaIstUI 40 1hs 1n,fts
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tuI isus iessu uIliilet ~ ans bairiur
government siSui al iIsarnuzmll uuu
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Ampnr 4iivss present ws.. rruf r. "
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giiiossl s,ihBn. ant Hurry T. gtr-tuau.
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ant sustpf VI 1he 6anaas tiity Eiainr
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American pnf-iT. new pst1ticu. .uf-
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g'fah IN unsvler - anJ issust by Cal
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Tp.t and silver nna ane su uDtn.rtufipu u
brensury n9tst, fns isan. SO low rule
krtsres'i~iDerripT aty'ipTys ser-tif,cStes
tCe pppplsr auysstmsrt, aiss aoIttrl1 81
al puvEse uoDvnuisnoes by tine gouerp-
meat, IA knoous tss Law, tine elartiou
" president ant seug1arf by direct
vote 81 sins y,aGy,le, ths iIltLissdr, and
fsssrsntnm and fns apliEi,inmeut -
IrnfstS uslc iaonops,Eies
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

Woodward News Little Charlie.
fEi'i'isi', tine 13-yssr cid son 0f r. "
1urrisr, living SbUut tour rl2eK from
NoncwHrd, one aBg Bhis -eek sbOi
lfi.ai. n2-yUEr Did BeEsie- asNgbzer Of
.JUhn Green Tine Ind took up fb. gun
snd rsnarinInr thBf papa never
lerv-b rbe gun lub6sd' pointed il at
hit plu uymSts and sEid be would shoot
her. Tine gi;l iEn End Wa surne dis
tHnns uwBF when the ebsrre sstrprk
iisr IN ths inp Ab0ui SIS kboi were
sEhrncled Hnd her reuorsrY is only a
n Bft.r Of 'tim.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

~ L0T1s. AnE. 2-.-T'he marital in
Islieitass Of Judge William s shiraz-
HliurDeT for i.bs Missouri PEei<c REil-
iraEo Co al sedB-lE, received guiis an
al'lnE Fss1srdsF- IBdEt shirk j. 1
prominent republican T,olii6caEn- and
Wa gk0uiaBts tur nomination 20,
state supreme IndEs Bi the lEsi slee-
ton. a few d9ys EEo be brunghi sui1
here for cirorae against his wife
whom ne married scarcely Ten rsB-s
ago Yesterday Nrs Sbirk came hers
and entered q similar suiL charging
hsr husband with ernelrT-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

IN Nas repesEsc tiass the Caieago,
N55waU6as q ~ Paul fhe Chicago
d Northwestern aud ate Jllinois
a'eDssal wpNse sash sD0D bpild irsns
a00tdneDts3 lsnss 70 sue Psejt,, uoasd
!. r Moryap q &C.. NkO represent tas
E0ehsesoSlc snc standard Oh iDteres.ts.
ans ssAe ~ be working togssher 70
bpE1d vY giysutie railroad monopoly.
Eaalr2ac a0terests Nbleb ase pOs lcenti-
fas N5tStas NorTan plans ars ss1e u
ts preparing tOr ne snc assth con
aest vita ttas tspss wbieb is eSpscisc
50 toll0N ths sastt.ods u composition
ahss ass Easc.s the standard 81 CO
lannon's
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
L -.HzmoWroGIs aITAEsNG
1A-nnsy tTnnh 9s-punltrnrp %unltnssrs
Tsrl.rn aI,e AtlnIr o l,InrfDrn.-

l'-nnsy tTnnh 9s-punltraru runltnsart o
Ttrixs,1 asC AuuIn o 1'm1iU-m.
HAnlusHTHH Pa AuE E.-H'ns ~.
nIiDiirnn slfizs nmruaToInI.. comprising
iais tisisarHsssA neH II ziiis nrTr rT..i;iass,-
nay ant nuulnE4at .sune4 ,. 3.sbg1n
NJ Nsszmnx.sinnd nDuIrfF, fDr srEts
s-aHsu-sr, and NlIj r. Mr0Hutssr, n
lnsE2af enulsr dD- Huti 7zu.- -rysns-E.
TIE platform -utiftss ant affl-mF 1hs ~
L.ntiHs tlssuiHrIIaUuu ~ u-mnuis6. congratulated
iiIs fr-lnt, tifs lia.ssslff 1nt 1iinr,isT nil
ant iie rsiuI-r " nTaSps-i-v. liisuRes snl
nl-,- nmIugam / liHs. --aSnunnif hlr
snutgantf nr-i sss-vnH EvEEsul tt.
nnIu-.s sz-1-r-siJusn Cleveland 1u- nj
ahIE.s " tig lpvHs-f hf4n-l,ss ziis Hiiniinis
l-JIiInI 1-rtsItiaIu Aiut niis'y NIT zfp. Elngt
mrs ant recommends ans lsifHIIsI. n Nil =.
lut- iIIr iItf lla-n1ITt ui8ssxsss- slsts tis
HnsiFs 9euny' yJI Ia -,snFanvE ant r.iII'e.siIiss
guurTeisl iiiuIiizsr 1u- lnflr prsiIlin-
n iu. Eu-if nIIass1m n 1Itf sss-1-s Es.situI
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

Emit -uIE Tine heaviest TrTlr HfHt
lhE visited Tins sscriBn siprs the opsp
inr. 5a1 lusf FilduF nrir Bncssrs
Ihri wsrs st1ndrnF ouf u dIf.r%Dt
pHr'tE VI Towns and clear AWAY from
the suues ~ buildings, were more fihrr
iIH-H frli ID lns morning. About ssrsn
miles vresf Df ENID 1nsfs w-Rt 4 bsBrr
v,iuo with the rIirl, Thai sbnuU honses
up units bndlF, overturned wheat and
iIHyEtaoizs Ena lHid 1hs ,1up 10 the
r,'uunu We believe Ghs -bin N-hk pep
down lhs ground hBs rersirso sb0uld
nIHtss blowing rppd for The next three
wettzF v-ilhprt more r9iu
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

''Ili,s hoard Sif regents of the C.1lor.G
Agricultural md M.,chB n5rBl colleg.
located al LHnrstan, met MaDdKF III
Guthrie HDd efsef,sa an orCHniEbfion
sBvs spHtiHl 10 The Mich1iB Earle
Reverend BolI w-Es tl,,s ed preside nj
D. C. Tyler SECRETARY. and Y ID
Thompson freRsursr. The boHrd also
took Steps ~ sseurs IN egui1H he share
q The s2a.lt@ appropriated tF TIE GOV
s'-umunt tor The suPpar1 md mA5ni---
nEDrs uf agricultural md neeh M icr s
colleges IN Ihis isrTifurT-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

LaEullS, Ast-- ApE- s7-SsnStor
achD a. Thurst0u publicly Announced
yesterday ttE1 he iuIsnded 70 retire
from politics. De ssid fhEi TX would
NO stand for re-eleetl0u 10 the sssaHls
explaining that hs has gryyNn weary
q WEsh5nE1On life Tlhis ds,elEr4tjcIu
NEs made before 1i,s rspnhl5eEn state
convention TIE con urszr tilr reD0-ui-
EEtsd A. n Pos1 tgr supreme e0ur1
judge and heartily indorss1e the us,
1aunEl &C Mn ls-irziluri-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

NSSCsS0 sirsts CORNERS are 20 be-
knse.s objects - usefulness snc besuiy
by hsncs0ras tOsn elOecs supp iec
nftb tsas 0ttaeisl ban0faeter, toertnotp.
ss>r s1e forecast. lf sue pisRs = the
LDjisc states Tlsas s. Weather hsrrine
a>o. Enc Postal Tslsgrspa %. are ear.
sasc out Promoters ~ sios sysieu are
seacy ~ order ths msn ufseiufe Of 5pl
~ ths towers. Mia thsir complement. (.
sssd have she.D located a. e0uNeDieDi
S1ssrssle- Ths iirsey1sess Mill be syn.
sbr0D3zsc by ths Postal 7 Telegraph Co.
40 tslzi 0rs snsy ~ osr1ssn thsa ks ls
bssny Supplied Mia THitsd states o.
sesyztOry tltos.