The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-08

a proposition to pursha-e them, because
she wi.hes to n.sintain friendly inierna-
iional relations with England and this
country.
/ Mrs. J J. Bsgs!ey discovered 40 mp
\ per set OF fslse teeth on a sand bar in
the Beaver river, short distance on, ot
town. The plate and teeth were small.
1t is not known whose they we're or how
they happened 10 be there.
Il am no; much of Q m sthemaiieian,"
said the cigarette, "bui Eau add 10 a
mans nervous troubles, | csn subirac,
from his physical energy. can multi
ply bic aches and pains, sbd take inter.
est from his work and discoun, his
chance 6f success
Assistsnt-IIsre is testimonial
which might be worth publishing.
Patent Medicine Man-What is il?
Assistant (reads) -"Before taking
youi valuable specific | vas afflicted
With weak lungs, but todsy ! am pop.
ulist oraior."-New York Truth.
10 the case of repievin of Mn. Me
LISA Wyre ". Henry Block Tuesday,
the jury rendered sort Of a coDprc-
mise verdict, allowing each party in the
case half the property involved j.
Blanchard appeared a. prosecuting at
iorney and X. II. Loof1ourrow for The
defense.
A disastrous 6re occurred at Optima
Saturday, whereby the residence and
household effects Of Isaac Stamper were
completely destroyed. The dwelling was
a two-story building. The loss was no:
ascertsined but is reported TO have been
considerable. The fire is said to have
beea the rcsul, Of defective fue.
For the past week or two the editors
attention has been almost wholly engaged
with the work Of coLnty superintendent.
The reason the HERALD has contained
so little editorial as we'll IA news matter
is no, because the editor has lost inter-
est in the paper but because of other
business affairs engaging his attention.
John Underwood and wife and son
William, Of New Mexico, passed
through Beaver Tuesday, with bunch
of horses for sale. They were going to
stop IN the neighborhood - Cline for a
short visit with friends, after which they
exp pecied to continue their journey tc
the eastern part of the Territory where
they expected to locate.
The roplevin case of Frank Garst va.
WIN. Irwin, which was brought before
T. l.. Stevens, justice Of the peace, o,
Optima, on Saturday last, Was not set
tied, A change of venue was applied
for and granted and the case will next b
tried before G. l.. Finch ut IIardesiy or
the 2lst inst. The attorneys for the
defendant are Dyke Ballipger Of Beaver
and Il. W. Griggs, OF Mode, Kansas
G. Il. Wright of Libsss! appears fol
the plaintiff.
At last Speaker Reed has been over
ruled. At a recent annual meeting o
the Daughters of the Confederacy a
Hot Springs, Arkansas, a lively disput,
arose us 20 whether the minutes of tht
previous meeting should be read befor,
business could proceed or not. On,
Daughter vsntured TO quote Speakc
Reed on the subject, but she wa
promptly overruled and the reading dis
, pensed with, on the motion of apoth,
Daughter, who asserted vehemenily tia
atom Reed didn't know what he wa
talking about. "
In the following article from tn
Norman Deuocrs,-Topie of Decembe
2, reference is doubtless made to Mil
lard Brown instead of Thomas Wood
| as no one Of the name last mentioned
has beon sent from here to the insan,
asylum:
: "Thos. Woods, of Beaver county, on
Of the most violent patients ever admit.
ted TO the asylum at this place, was re,
ceived by Supt. John Threadgill las
Monday, lie is about fcrty-two year
Of nge, aud calls himself the wild maj
; from No Mans Land He became vi
olently insane about ten days before be.
ing brought TO the asylum. He is
farmer and in very good circumstances,
| News has been received that Denni
Flynn, for perIy of this city, was reelect
ed to congress on Tuesday from Ok,
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