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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

Nns1 was prpt,ssiiy ahs shortest ss.s
aance ever Ampvsso rpou o upps,lc; IL
Alkino,s vas pronounced the s,tner ,tuy
By .5ntre T. a. GpunFu.sVd, Sd tiss .assf
frrson connts ,;srestt ootvs ss mpFu'
Vernon Miss ennl. tsradfore wa AZ
sasgnac issfpr. ti.e upclr-t. s;tssrEee N5ti
scrans iaroans. tpt ihe stntss siturns,
ssiaangac lhe eharr. - ysstit lsraspy
s'nareppm tine asfentsnua i,ieat..,.
grlttg. and the judge as,sesssid t,ns y
~ against her ano s.is0 seuaanead hs'
~ one insnuts IN lhe Jefferson sSpusg
1ail
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

end 50 ahe w,pr'io - NoveusOer "a, 1sT
'l'.iis time hrS6 faib, - Vienna, is isi,s
proi,hss 80 evil t,p tnei any 1neis !,
~ be . as,llisipp ezsSssu ans .ns-lh ant
q 'ooInes ant sli nlhatitarts ID tiais
a,nsefe are ~ pe psnsonao by sas ~
tnarnst olive. vlhs prOdessor hns tiuns
some TO0si work IN m.stsorosDgF, bui.
despite tiais 1asa ths Niiennes. sop
zsnne sV masse pians sw tn. NTH .,sos
4nry in tiia,es-ard vf ths prpphpcs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
4 sEEious oFFENss.
Otiu-hGu Republican 1'pli1srisn Acuus.,G
uf " ruiir Tls. tsf N,Ersuns. s,un.l-

HFEEELDAE Lam. Col. Anr &C
Fr0si LiEFit1 t.Rs been Errestt,d Cn 4
cifurre Cd forgery. Llgrfff IL ctsEir-
usuD q the repuiilicuu county ur,ruuIiif
Is'e- Hnd N'Rs reesutly Eppnntsd re
etsiuer 81 pubhc MONEYS III LEmEr fyT
5'r'ssiasr1 MeklIn is-1. IL IL eluiTnsd TINS
i,s dorred ma nIrHr,lnl ssnl 10 ten ur
more statements secured by ms wife
VINO "a uuuutT EUpts-l 20 Gent, while
II gpt.ssi q evidence 10 sustain her Bt-
1iuD Id rerJ,ClI,F The Der-fifcB1s q Il
n. FluEs. wblch pretended Eaf6dHri1s
are un lie IL the office rt the state SO.
r,.sr-i n ssrs dent
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
AGAINST RS CONSCIENCE
A H.st.-n kEn.n. aHiis Dtrsssiur N r-ii-. ,
Fs,rssIisEr Is.flfsr uf f-.slrnKf8s.r

" ss't.s'-n AEnsns EEiis Istr-ss,ftsr u r-aiss.
Feusslisr L-utsr AZ S--ssrnKiasI-
Tu1HKk- KIN. AuE. g7--A csirarsfor 0i
a hank ID 4 western ksIfsRs e,uurfr re-
oszuilT rtsEl EI't,a, stlD6iDg 70 the hRIlz
officers the following unigns lst1sr-
hsr.ii,Y lssuasr my r-.s iI,IIztiuu ~ dirssrtur
10 tiiis ni-l-E Ena rsgussz thai i,s HrnsJasd NJ
niins ls,nus' liis rssiruutim dti.i i.sr-lissiT
sso 40 n ny tnE Hnly GhDsd tltt tightening M
ihuisI,s "a 1is tHrI uiUi uht 11EI-iIlF az rnlutF
d ussrlnns ru1es 70 which E'ulirF the bLi4s D.
HinInlrlst ls Vrullr. lusf ~ d lnt riIlBriun q
ilty ffunsf luW uI uuf EtUrIlt hook Unc s.nuuls
nlr ~ sI.nridunsd ny me ~ JirIt ass;il.r fiss
Hl-uls Ent following ahs teachings uf ths L.lirl
.l.-gts C1irriet
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

sAsTS FE =. N IL the srss city N
ne SOrle 70 place its iDtsrsss in ibs
hands n board ~ TRADE eDzp poeso ss-
elSsirsly 0f nOiDsl- T1heY sibsDc n
ali matters ~ b0sjnsss rslsfipy 81 ths
gooc order ~ the city sno .ts sani lssy
eOSciti0a. receive Sba Dsle0uas strSD-
gers snd entertain al eslsbrltiss. shOn
gOs the bsst nssidsDos skc buslnss,
portions ~ that sDelsni pusblO snc
drive yOu about its spDuEos iB iAss sle-
gsst victoria. and II ibsy esDnOt psr
suede yOs " lDests there snd spend
yOsr Gags snd az yOur Nssith Ia ess,a
be, t;ssn POp are hardened against ths
aS1lles and wilkes II sOuAsa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
WOE. OF GOLD AUeTEss.
EsiI,sairsc Its Ps~ssr. ~ Ar-nsF pf MN
sss SspitsG 6..r - IsNv%sru

EsIs4ir'.o Etss fs~ssr. ~ Au A,-n,F uf MN
slpiiio ts.n zssvl%su-
TGUNMA WASH. -Aug. gI.-V'ne s.eun,-
e' NiLLIErnsf7ts Br-iust nsr. r,.s;ats,-fiBr
from hiEhTuIy- where Hhs landed sDl
pEssssnEssrs TWO vts.Es Er8 size nr'inEs
l.s Important Dtvr nhBf 2lDUD nIInsrE
tr'TEIrtE.sd TWO wsstzs EEa, went Dusr
the summit and r-tpEir.st 1ns n'-H.I Il
Lake Bennett, nIEclng il pHssut,ls for
huih horses Iznd mem. Ylhsr then re-
burned Ent commenced mUrtnE lh.iir
uutttt over 70 the lGEeg Thus insrlr,s.t
the TasfiHEs q ssuerB4 Thousand men
now III SEBTuET over NhIts pnHs 10
Lake k.s'rlIsssti ttstussu nov Hpd sEI-
1ssIIt,t'r 20. 'Tlnis viii enable 7he frsi
Unet FsfuluF ursr 70 Duild huuas and
Ett aywu the AuEnu 30 DEwson tefnrt
the r,iut.r frt,tsEt.E
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
4. Cl.r,s Ax.ln,s C,.-,,-r.gI.

EEKIu0 No Aug. s7--COngressnAn
Dlas BlErld hEs accepted an invitation
- speEk for silver al JsoOby-s pasture.
near Halliday. CcngressIDen Clark
zrad BoolDs viii also speak Clark spoke
Al EO1ibs- IL ikis county, yesterdaF. j;
a reported iAat he wants CoclrreIrs :
seat IN the U1iisd States senate
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
AL ulwpEs ARREST.
I.asA1 ~ zis. 1'B-vIls. mani t.uin.s-s Tt.ts.r
tr All " cir EiirF


tr All Nsr ElirE.
WIKI l31Ty. k-En.. lAuE. &r.--Nesr Eilfr
lrfiiusrt y ssFii.s;-tsuT u--rssstiu 9uun Sheets
tine inst % tine giinsr-lli.. Nh. i,unE
,-titiirsrs. Nu-tihts Huatun ISN'T fup-
i;ttlbts I'sIIuih mad EInis 10 Gid MIN
tiut uizf-3 40 Try ~ rtguusr SILL more
~ 1iie s5tt,ssn Iluit,v. lH'Diilnr nuf
lnsy Buv .inasFls C-rue I'D N q
new puEEy. win d ar-unE uisit
F.n t'siigEnt. lie vHt lIltzsu rDu-
liissttaiy Dr Bur-priss. ant surrendered
v-1Hnuuf L show Cd resletuuu. Cusilisr
.itisiiti6 II line F'lnsvils iH-nS ldeIlui-
hsc Sheets az tine rthiiIsr NinB tznDtitz.id
nm town with 4 WlnehesIer ne VIA
r'uuEir IN photographer ant Frur-tsit
dur Pinsr1Lts IN q shnrr fEuE -Em
HItitIuro, fBfntsr ~ Cora Hutiuurd t..ius
NrB- Parker v-uf q ls0 f'-f,essts,d tiiiu-rsf
vtn fItf't,tyrlIr rg,i,Ders
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
uuRN HOO GrEAP
General tssi,ss 1'iat1 rr. I--ir. VIII E..
rsts with V'h.sul

tIuLAHu. hun 91.-1'hs spaciiib
tIDu m uurn IL reuninr VERY large
Tine sentiment tnuf 10 ne1tE i.
tBp uhsnp dDr unrn with wtheUf u
b dnlsEr, ih cunning ground. Nor,
1irHn TINT, Ghs ipslis1 is growing thE'
the nuTnurn M the crop in Missouri
1DvR, ILtinDik ant IntiIanu viii he tfis
upI'DIuninE Tine hslds luOk vsr,,
promising III 1nese Fs1utsk, nm II is ts
s.sr-ss.d 1huf the nDul wsBfher u Tn,
pnHi tiIree weskh fsns ktipi In. nErg
trDn filling uut sU thut the crop viii
be uIRds up largely 81 nubhins Ent
Hirriuel.,d ErBinh
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

FE0r1DENcE- 4 l., Arg - The
slrr'0rEil0u q Br0Nn unirsrsatF VIII
meet SsPtslrtss- 10 eogssi6e. 1hs
re- y-Ee19su a Presa6sri ADareNk
A0itlDg IL b~ing lstt Uod0gss ~ the
tflsDck Il lfr- A1creNrs 70 Arlng eosD-
tusslsz Ur,gsn MA S1sIl5ss and 70 Ass NV
4 ~ rssls7F1ses-l IL rr-<ss,s
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
EDUoaToks Or TaE nacs-
MissssIr- Erip-r.ifg Prtsf-ssU,rs NKF r.
Tr.sa-ro Litsu. Frssadsnt AndrssGs 81
IfTgNN


C0LENalA No, Aug. ea,-T The Esrsl5
states thSi Dr. Frederick Charles
BleSs siDus lsPg of Missouri uuirer,
sityt 1aeUlsy. IL 10 t'e tired h2T a0uf
E-diisss - the suras0-s ca thHrges ths'
he is 4 AGA SlrU'is',-ti0uisi. 2. g01d sdro
csss Utsc a tsli is-rsf iu shs gUTsrntns,ri 3
A. ihs 0riss0f BsUlt0u 70 ibs eKelp
s1uu - Ib1ss ~ 1sHszrs1sE. The e1-D
trlriss guns5sfs - Judge Noah N
G5rEr- q HaF-rls01rill, sudge q. d
Jones', q EclzH AID cEruF h,ll Wells
% Platte City. CDsu suyreasrnsu Bsuios
IL eslc ~ ~ the prime mower II TN
iuresi5 gstiuu- Dr. william o. Brown
professor - eihsu4sirV- ls 70 ts trisl
Tor alleged sEeessars parrls2itv - IA.
gu,l1 stSu1sro and Oh a etsrge that b,
2s al Eng ls.hnLsn. NhO hss neTsy rssasI
the irOu tie 70 be Esfur-sliaed
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

si1sns tiruf 1ppe,, 81 Ba'.liI I,.f
manE. aueFsasst aiss ,tiss ahei h wus
JsOsssiui. 81 rsipvptpe eniu-s with 1h.
camerS photographers ant chemists
irsV. suugtIi ~ INIT anuo.scu psp
'srsS amt, u wa sa,n, tnuf Albert
s,chacisner, ~ ~ I0nis iis6 saii,e,.st
1fsis and can rsprVonas anf ptis,8
IN its nuau-al euipr1
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

rin iittss eunrs-F " AIuliant as-tiev
pvps ssl.ntH nm. par vaiue ~ .sie 49,
snrf2sas NJ 1ns eiss;ii,suI. 1iuJrsIsu O
ssants y. sssssssul. Kansas, vinsnh .an.-
taAns soprst mssshiviin 81, fh. .uiG nii,,--
age uf tis. evatsnl. pTlim4uiy tiVes nui
swsI- AL sp,U. fI .RH I,ar vn,ns. ~ ,sbc
1ssms safn-i1ies.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

WHFIEiD, la. Ang. ss-Fsre thOu.
ss1e S0o sersn b1ndred hslJ0ls were
taken IN The TeDfh oisfracs repu blse4n
ss1EtOrAzl a0nisss here up % ysstsr-
Gay s1thOut ehs1gs fr01 fhs SrsI
whieh sssc XOpP. IS Palmer. Il Thls
kres<s al SrO~n RECORDS iz SENATOR'S A.
contests IN IOEE- There is 10 proc,
pee1 q. a ehGoys-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

Governor Barnes appointed DR.. l.
Haynes Buxton q 6Eihrie superln-
ieDoeni % putlie health K 4 Hirk
patrick Of okisbomA City. . wAd-
dell Of hInr6sber, L. A Kels-r 81
Chandler, W L FurrOw and n A
Peoples Of Guthrie members of the
ielriiofIal board q aeat2l txEniprr.-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
M. Il Na..t. t..r a..,.rr.r...

ToFEhA- kEEL. Aug- SA--N lllis.z A
Nhiis- editor q the EiupogTs GEEsils
l. a rspr blissn candidate for ao1yrea.
"a ths F0urlb district T'h5s sssrlou.ses
meat u&s Ezsds ~ Dlsir5et Aftorr,s,
J. T. Lsrbsrz. Hho ss5d- -L,,oa
oouDiy rspubliezns nil give han !
solid Gslegstl0a- lie Viii have SONS
Opp0s. iiO1i. bui I believe ne vii Nsn.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
eEN. ouEFIELug ussERpGTpoN
7hs f.Dv.-Iznssui tr-v-yu Advises Euuut
Men 1--ssslr--f iu Atczauder sz-,siliI,s,l-

t4frts
WNsH-NuvuN Aur gT.--esen ~. ".
lrlfiRsin sIslrsrlI- lsnnsIu VI the 1DIss
Ent rt,utitslis surver II tiIsnuEsinE
Tnt rruiu nlsupusr-is.E II A.ast.H rBue
tim hCrins AZ VnunE men
81 . WFsTs vnuIIr mHr AiinIitI la uifnrr y
E5s-tnI ciiiunus~ o. s,sgtz1tt v RaL ggsHs SUP
uiisF unr 'su.1lst lB. 3ssry'ursss ti-t-uinast
uyIsIpsrsut TnsT HbUuit u-uHss ainnr 1iIs
southeastern lyn-l ~ EiHsisl n ytiIai Giilisr
a-ie.suIlfiar uvriluFalutgU nhsr. nvs 8 uuuina-
81 isiuuus litsYt anG muvf auir iHtisS tnHu n
my IiaGs with v'ninh an aruInnrrsL U'iit
mining vsnIlit mn NJ liissn-H nu ins rnr
y, luIIlsn nIiz very uitsaliy ant ifnInE irsctiy
IN -lnf transportation amounts almost tC
Im-nlnr e-1rtr- iItF inIf sIssII
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
G.ranAn. - Cslsut4< IA T~x..

SEWEOx- kan. Ang- sT.-A large
parry q Germans from southern Ne
b-zs<s Wsni thrORgh here for Texas.
NhsEs tssy will form = colony. There
were = WzgOz lo'sds Of them and they
ss@.se1 70 De quite prosperous Ii il
sd thzt snOres Of this class will gS
f,Dz1 eounfies zdjOining this and josi
to- ozEsrs n TexAs Soon.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

SAaasoE. Cal. Ang- g--Tlhe b0srd-
ing houss q ths LEloya COE.ssl it-sies1
ulrs al NsllEzE nae Durus1 - tbs
ground -Has night Er.d Mr. Crz5 5y.sss.1
alts u t.,s EsDprss10r. sLsS su'0 a t.sF
grA1ceh--1rs1- Ega1 sg1t EDS tn
VesgN- fssrlkhs1 u tts @4srs,,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

l,tssa f,maasevut~rH, ~ Claiborne
e0niTty, Tenn, n.sd 4ns UEher tn0rninT
avom 'tiis cfsar.s 81 q 3e-tiey iast- sine
hac Dsap starving hsrsssd 80 tsglh ND
a.as vc~. sihs gnarsei,ee vifan n.r mus
irand- isiseg aspnrEtst an0 'iise yvvst
tsfes ahs wOtl.t fasa uu1l ne usau-nst
~ h.r. Tine s-rurts ~ 6r,ents and
s.siuEsSas 81 so-.e i'er - ssi vers " nv
.sps.t
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
CHAINED 10 L POST
zts Me- IA Ntis,sh E-s,fn.,tf.sr MHn ka..I,s
IN Ar.st , l-f.iEst Lst...st

GoCEEsgEE X " Anr. g--goiu x.
aetGtt'er, - FsErR r4d, UEs tuuDd ur
a paissDs,u stsReElea 10 posd Ii ans
0ND FErd -tLHfsr Lives with me s1u
ihres Nstsks i1 ina t.asn ths hBpit q
the yuur,E rlHn 10 etBar tis 1si,hgr 10
The posi- IN HE departure for work in
tine morning and TO relsEss hlu al
fsgnt Tine sOn alleges 1tEBs hls
tEthsrs mind il uniIslBDssa- En5 1tIsi
ht is uunstBnily creating a 8isfur'tIsiosl
around the hunse
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

ocEAS CRY. Ma Arg gI-By roa@
e q - u. tA.s os3sgztss - tE.s rspub,
Lean state o01Fsrs5l1 rstasss'E 70 IL
corss senator Gs0rys l. wsl1t-Ts11
and Ia r1sSs a. 70 ths lsz1erzEsy o.
ihs party IN M2yTlz16 Tzs eLNak -.
t"esn TIE opposing fGetiezs beyxz
HlDOsi with Tie f1ll ef The gzTsl pk5es
called the o01rsntio1 70 order
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

Z IsSsn al sie f,rur aiiiias-us,ms ~;
Ffiles,fED vgaH matte 1is wilmer tinF iv
Ems asat. iHast NJ piIa-uRey In ai
@ise-, v'e-, aat alssgsr si0iasu-s n Ems
ia~r. E,re ii-n sudt sslasssan ~ las-ta'
a s,cune~iIiDr 'sint v'ss Jiiasss.r ~ lIss-is
80 sise tcssscuf ,uf +. Jeir s.sni
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

A EE6ESTLr tzbulsied report Os tss
sgrieuitsrsl department shows ;hS,
during tbs Asesl year ended June ~
thee disif1bpt.Ons Of seeds were made
FlOSer seed. l,giz-1oe packages ., a
eost 70 the government Of 5000. rad
Sen seed, z,isifDSe pse4zsgss. costing
$1,000. cabbage seed. z.0so. 600 pack.
ages. costing sls.0g9s tomato seed,
1000. 900 packages costing az. 900; iur-
nip seed, 2,5Oo. 90 pzeksgea, costing
$4,000. In Ike proportions Oshsr or.
dinsry garden seeds were casiriDBtso
daring the year, making a total u a.
600. 900 packages sent out b. the Depart,
ment st cost Of about si5e, 90.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
a.s.y a. ele.s nine p.vx.

SEyTEEsosTnLE. Ind. Aug. 81
Tara NErPhy, Is months old. nine
osyS ago. While in her mothers arms.
sDdeealy went TO sleep and since then
y has been impossible TO arouse her
from the lethArgy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

sABua litHtsE ~ Ls.nn. mt William
hhse-sUr- n hinp,e isss@.Ii., y mss iI
1siisvynr, ,apmuiv pa. sp sssr v'i,u ruIiit
ssst Sine nnssi nav sEFs- bnrss. sva.-
luvsst sn-s. nrvr 1nar nis nJpFuBeIf,
TINS suiGl number eu.sr v'as -.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
QuRaENr uuMMHN1.

Tim stassnRsIfi vss masSs 4nai ii IM
laxtr-t vers mistiirsusst Is bSitm
furinr ets pss, veas
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
Fu-n.+r wa V1.Il,,. t.,,

>IDAlIA- Ma Aug 81 United
sisies senator Joseph b Foraker has
1rilbsa the secretary Of the Peftis
Comfy Fair association 0t his accept
s1es a ibs Invitation 70 deliver an a6
tfehs here On September l6. the Ga,
1CllUu mp BRYAN dEF
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

JEygEEsOs cEIg. No. Aug es-Tot.s
Lsnshsn. e0lOrsd. s0Egleis6 o. the
murder Of willie CAiaG. lz-rezr-o,d
nsgr0 girl, Deesnbsr e lsSs. laas sen-
ts1eed - - hanged October 1.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

nus 2sev AUrS Evening" l'cs. insists
@isai ils p-,sva,sn,. ~ unit iev X ar
iIzialiipss svmptDn tilai Sine American
1rsupss n-s ss.v0r--atiinr in.r,'' lisza1rm
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

RI rlEnIn. 80 lionrian. Int, sr,st
ss yea-s nnu ms Win. arst ~. vso-,
ssrssrlz,y tiiess.st viii tv'ips- Au4i
vvcrs tssafti,..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

q fsEv Eaus4ssss nIfsbu-ifs sssvs Size
',aIztou .r~pr .sii,s s.sas viii lie psav 1c,-
Nm .mg isaseS unt viii s,saiiz. i,.s.vgessn
ssaH mn .usa ant SIM .mR .mR
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

Los AEeEIEs, Cal. ADg- g-.-Ths
gtaelHl call for the siK1h National Ir-s-
gatl0o congress bEs hesn issne5 10 be
bed Il Lincoln Neh, September =
q YuT 10
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02

CAsIos. III, Aug. ZT.-6old quartz
.As teen discovered near here. ana the
And IA said 70 be rich in ore stspz
VII b'e tz4en 70 ascertain the ralas q
The lode.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-09-02
OKLAHOMA NEWS.

H-rsrr1s u 1ufsrssf CnIlsc Fro-r
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-12-16

ensuing term as follows: A. Farquhar,
president; b. j. Black, vice president;
W. l.. HOyt, secretary and treasurer.
The question Resolved that more
knowledge may be obtained from read
ing and meditation than from travel
and observation was debated in an
enthusiastic and able manner. The
laurels were carried away 10y the affirm
ative. No doubt everyone pronounced
it roaring leon in the way of success.
Come and hear our ladies talk. They
just can you know. Meeting every
Friday night. Information will be i'm
parted on the Cuban question at the
next meeting.
The school board meeting to have
been held i'll Audubon last Saturday
failed to materialiZe, i'll consequence
of which call WAS issued for a meet
ing at the Center Monday evening. The
object of the call was electlng and re-
hiring of the several teachers of the
township. After few cOnjectures
regarding the possible future and wei
fare OF the vender of laws, and some
expressions of discomfort as to the I'M
congenial nature of his wares, the
meeting proceeded to business. One
of the elect presumably well up III
school tactics, laws, etc, Thought lie
chad EN-" but after a swipe at the
statutes on file he Wilted and like the
others, was READY after d weeks bath
to swim out Oh Il new contract and
bask III the sunlight according to
law" and general results, present III
cumbents ale the instructors under
the new order of things.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-12-16

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-12-16

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-12-16
Melville
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Fields are visiting
with relatives in indiana.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Fle,dS are visiting
with relatives in indiana.
Sam Fullerton is sojournng with
Arthur Farquhar during the winter
period.
Roy Shockley was visiting relatives
IN Guthrie Center the latter part of
last week.
:. A. Graham was oa the December
panel of the grand jmy and on duty in
Audubon last week.
john Major bought nine stands of
bees for $3 per stand at Will Huut's
sale last Wednesday.
Fred Coleman marketed three loads
of hogs on SATURDAY.. Joe Swanson
and Mr.. Schallow one load each on
Friday.
Ed Prick is attending to business
interests on his large Melville ranch
He and his family intend moving back
and managing same next year.
Harvey MaEarg has car load of
cattle that are in fine condition for the
Chicago market where they will no
doubt be launched IN the near future.
Miss Jane Hunter, who has been Wis
iting for some time with her brothers,
81 and Sam. was called to her home
i'll Ohio on account of sickness. She
left here last Monday.
Henry Wilt and.Miss Mary Maasen
are visiting with relatives aud friends
in the southeastern part Of the county.
They left Oh Friday and intend re-
naming during the holiday Season.
The sale made by Will Hunt on We'd
neSday of last week was fairly well at.
tended. Most of the articles offered
were bid i'll at good price. Cattle
to command the best prices.
Mrs. Mcintyre writes from Illinois
that her mother is still in very criti-
"cal condition and that on account of
her age and enfeebled health she will
probably not long survive her present
illuess.
Mrs. Win. Browning is again at
home after brief visit in the sunny
She was much pleased
with the outlook and they will prob.
ably move in that direction when the
flowers bud again.
The revival meeting at Lone Star was
closed last Sunday evening. Rev. Far
gusOn and another preacher of the
Presbyterian denomination contem-
plate holding another series Of meet
iilgs there in the near future.
John Rickett has rented the Finley
fam in Leroy township, where he and
his family will move in the spring of
IS Mr.. Rickett is an obliging and
accommodating neighbor and will be
greatly missed in our midst.
MI. and Mrs. F. b. Hoyt gava a
bountiful dinner and lively entertain
ment 10 a large number of their friends
on Thursday of last week. The occa-
sion was their wedding anniversary
and the birthday of their youngest son.
Chas. Sunberg returned home from
Crawford county on Tuesday of last
week, where he has been engaged with
one of MIR. Wards bridge gangs. He
reports much heavier fall Of snow there
than here, necessitating suspension of
work in the bridge line.
The Bethel revival service under the
management of Rev. Krell is still in
progress, Rev. o. T. Nichols. of Ext
RI, has been assisting in the services
and Rev. j. w. Wright, of Casey, ex-
poets to assist from Wednesday even
ing the remainder of the week.
The Melville Center literary society
materialized on Friday evening of last
week and officers were elected for the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-12-16

English SPAWN Linement removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Jumps and
Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone,
STILES, Sprains, all Swollen Throts,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most Wonder
full Blemish Cure ever known. Sold
by A. Ii. Roberts druggist Audubon, Ia.