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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-17
SAND IN THEIR EYES.
How some Union soldiers Escaped /.
Rebel Prison.

From the Philadelphia Times.
When we were stationed at Port
Conway. below Fredericksburg. a
scouting party of our people had what
might he called very narrow escape
from an involuntary trip to Richmond
as prisoners remarked "a sergeant of
The First Pennsylvania cavalry, who,
win other enlisted men. was relating
his experiences. You See" said he
I'VE had been sent out by General Bay
ard To see what the enemy Mere doing
We numbered all told So men under the
command of a lieutenant. and our in
Structians were 10 so as far as the old
warehouses on the river below US. and
then return the way We had gone
Everything went right until about
o'clock: we hadn't seen any of the enc
my, aud were marching 10 camp again
when the lieutenant thought he'd see
what Was in a house over ON our right
When We arrived at the house we found
no one at home except an old woman,
two young girls and half dozen
female slaves. We dismounted and
asked for something To eat There.
wasn't horse or other animal TO be
house. the women We're fed by son.
in-law over by Port Conway There
wasn't horse . rother animal To be
seen about the whole place"
Are there no men about asked the
Lieutenant.
Not one replied the lady with dig
nifty. They are all in the confederate
army If YOU are after them you'u
have To go where they are 10 find
them"
Thanks laughineiy replied the lieu
tenant, we have no particular wish To
go on the other side Of the river az
present.
Perhaps YOU may GO" said the lady.
without any desire
We mounted and were soon on our
way 10 Port Conway. distant six miles.
As we rode along | thought oyer what
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A RICH STRIKE.
ore Found Clear Across the Tunnel in
the lie IiOi.
names.

the lie Roi.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho, Jan. A-W. w. Hart.
president of the lie Roi Gold and Copper
Mining company. returned last night
from Saltese, Mont. where he had been
to look after a strike reported In the COM
pany's property. lie found the drift in
about - feet With ore clear across the
face Of the tunnel. There were streaks OF
barren rock i'm places but the combined
width of the ore bodies was fully three
feet and neither wall was in sight. As
says on the ore showed $3.50 gold and ~
per cent copper.
The property joins INC Richmond on the
west. being about seven miles from Sal
tese, on the Idaho side of the Bitter Root
divide. its drainage being into the st. Joe
river. The Lo Roi. Richmond and st.
Lawrence contemplate combining and
building a wagon road from Saltese next
summer. when all of them will be in CON
dition to ship high-grade gold-copper
ore.
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The WOES of n Rich Uncle.

Uncle John" said the old gcutl.mau's
designing niece. Il don't see how YOU
can stand il To visit tho Bingoes. The
children are 80 rough. They pull you this
way and that"
We'll" said Uncle John. with "A sstr-
castle intonation. I'm say this for them
they don't devote themselves eNciu-
slNcly Ia pulling my leg"
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Treasurer l.njoiupl.

Special Correspondence of the STANDARD.
Wallace. Idaho. Jan. 1.-THE county
treasurer has been onioined from paying
the $l.000 warrant issued to ". b. Hey
burn retaining fec ia the proposed
case To test the validity of Shoshone
countys bonded debt. The case will come
up before District Judge Mayhem in
chambers on Jan. 2S. The question at is
sue is the right of the county commits
sioncrs To employ other counsel than the
district attorney
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Hanna set tho Pace u,n..I,

From the Kansas city Times
Hanna is confronted by a situation n
the Ohio legislature which he might have
anticipated. Part Of the republican on
position To him comes from those adva-
Gates of deceney who are Disguised with
commercial hossism. and part So IL is al
ieged. from legislators who are disposed
TO force this candidate of dollars and
cents 10 buy them Hanna finds himself
In complication created ~ ia. ,Iebauoh-
cry OF electors which he himself inaugu-
rated
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Special Dispatch to the Standard
Missonla, Jan. 16-Thc insurance men
estimate the loss on the Garden City Bot
Ting Works building by last nights fire
at about 5000 The damage to the plas-
tered walls and ceilings is considerable
and the roof will have TO be nearly all re-
built.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-10-06

s. 3. Weir returned Saturday from
The central portion of the county where
he had been to subpoena witnesses aud
Jurors for tho coming term of the dis
ttict court.
l.. NJ. Larsen is not working in his
shop this week. lie is at work erost-
ing new dwelling on h,s claim south
Of tovu. The building when completed
will be an attractive and substantial
residence.
Elcry Cooper returned last week from
Meade, Kansas, where hc has been stay
ing for some time. !ic lett Saturday
for Eubank whore he has been employed
to teach school. His school commenced
NJ onday.
j. w. webb and Mrs Grace An
thony were united 10 marriage Thursday
evening September %, 1858, at the
home OF Rev. y. j. Bagsley, who per
formed the marriage ceremonies. The
HERALD wishes the newly married
couple much happiness.
The Christian llndoavor services for
Saturday evening will he conducted by
Mrs +. $. Drummoud Topic--"Pa-
trio,sm.' Psalms 81: l-22. All mem
bers Of tho society are urged to attend.
Meeting opous at 500 p. IN.
1t is reported that John \, McQuil-
an, Of Optimo, is losing his eyeaight, he
having had a recent attack Of paralysis.
The many friends of Mr.. McQnillan
will deeply regret to learn Of his mis-
fortune.
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD OKLA,

LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD OKLA,
September 5th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his iNten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof Will be made be-
fore Carter Tracy Judge of the probate court
in ard for Beaver county o. T., and in case OF
his residence than before f. c. Tracy clerk OF
said court at Beaver o. I. on Oct. 22nd, 1928
viz, -
north half o. the northeast quar- er and north
half OF the northwest Puarter section ~ town.
ship n range 20 east.
lie names the fo lowing witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz:
FRANKLIN NJ. Bnhn, Joseph 7. Drniop ahc
Alonzo Vantassel, of Logan Okla and George
Babb of Custef Okla.
r d. HEALY, Register.
First pub Sept u. lS9S
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LAND OFFICE AT wooDwARD.o,T

Notice 10 hereby given that he following
named settler has flied notice OF his inten.
tion to make final roof insupport of his claim
ana that sal lroof will be made before Reg
lister Il Receiver u, S Land Office at Wood
ward o T, on oct. 20, 1895, viz.
Amy A Cox II T. NC. 39S, east half of north
east quarter section "a and west halt OF north
west quart er section 80 township range z!
f. c. NJ And Amy a. Cox, heir OF and toi
heirs OF william II. Cox deceased III. r., NO
3II for south east quarter section 81 township
I n range Il 4. G. NJ. -
He names the following witnesses to prove
ionof aid land, viz;
ChaS. W, Banks, ID -nver Hardestv, II. Percy
Stevens all Of Ivanhoe Okla, and FRANK
Weutwoi tn OF Venus. okla.
Ed HEALY, Register
First pub sept. .I5,lS9S
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CON SOIL LlDATED.
LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, Ok
''''' Gant * 4

LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, OKLA,
Sept. Is, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named setllers have filed notice OF their inten-
ton TO make final proof In support of their
claims, aud that said proof will be made be-
fore Carter Tracy, Judge of the Probate
Cnnrt in and for Beaver county, Okla
homa Territory, and in case of his absence
before +. c. Tracy. Clerk of said court, at
, Beaver o. T., on November s, 1898, VIZ
William H. Hart H Il. No 70S, for lots y
ard ard south half of the northwest quarter
OF s, elton 2 township range q Il. Z; Nj.
Wilborn Carr fl. Il. No, l23, for the east
hq,f of the sou Invest quarter, and the west
half of the southeast quarter OF section IL
townhsip 4 N range q f, q. NJ.
They name the following Witnesses 10 prove
their continuous residence upon and cu.tiva-
tion of said land viz:
Fred C. Trady, Beaver .. T., Robert W;
Hubbard, Samuel kerns ana Mihor
'''' F, d. HEALY, Register
First pub Sept. 80 1895
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esOslcs.


1tTTlOOIN VI Oh hlh' county VI
IN the Probate Court.
Estate of William G Gymons, deceased,
The petition of Theresa ', Symons as The adj
ministratriX of william G. Symons dece ased,
having peen presented to this court rraying
that an order be made author king said peLi-
toner to sell the whole of the reai estate des-
cribed in said petition as the court shall
judge, mt private sale, and II appearing to the
c1nrt fr nm such petition that 1t il necessary
to sell the whole of such real estate for the
purpose aud reasons meu toned in said peti.
tion. Therefore, sgin petition will be filed
herein, and time appointed for hearing the
same
And it is hereby ordered by the court, that
Mo. day the 10th day o / October \. II. 1898, at
the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m of sal day, that
being q day Of the regular September term
1898, of this court be, and the same is appoint
I'd as the time when ali persons interested in
said estate are directed and requ red TO appear
before this couTI to show CAUSE why an order
should MT be granted to said petitioner to sell
the whole of the real estate Of said deceused.
| patod Sept. 18th ls9S.
CARTER TRACY,
WI. Probate Judge.
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Notice.
CARTER Tracy,
Probate Judge

Notice js hereby given that in pursuance of
an rider OF the probate court of the county of
Beaver and Territory of Oklahoma made ON the
18th day of September, A. u. 1893, in the mat
ter of the estate Off. G. Becker, deceased, the
undersigned as the administrators If the
est ate Of said deceased will sell at private sale
TO the highest bidder, subject to confirmation
by said probate court, on the 9Th day of Oct.
A ID. ISIS on within six MONTH thereafter. at
my residence in Ell Dorado, Kansas all the
ri sht, title and interest and state Of aid j. g.
Becker at the time of hls death, and all the
right, tit e and Interest said estate has by
operation of law or otherwise acquired in aud
TO all the Ger ain tract ofland, situated, lying
and be ng in the county OF Beaver Territory OF
Oklahoma, bounded and described ms follows
and upon the following terms and conditions,
tO-wit
The north half of the southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter
of see ton 81 and the nor heast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 10 all In township
3 range ~ l.. &, NJ That said land will bt
sold ior cash in hand, and notice Is also given
that auy person desiring to bid upon said real
estate may file their bids in writing ON ol
before Oct. 7th 1898 at my residence in FL Do
RADIO Kansas, or with the probate judge at uis
Office in Beaver Ok ahoma terri tory.
Dated this 18th day OF september A. II. 1898
AsGIR BECKER administrator
DYKE BALIH SGFR,
Attorney for administratriN,
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NEWS OF THE VICINITY

J. T. McMain. Of Buffalo. offer, his
cattle for sale.
araphs a, Saunders gallery
~,
EV"e'a' 'ouou'up !" tue VI
'' y '"'' "'VN'
III. MAJ. -. 10. . ,s,
"' v "'0N
Come to Beaver and get yoar photo
made oy saunders, the photographer.
If you want any plasteriur done cali
% "' " i"o'PSOn' beaver oS'ahOma
o. o. ouaW ana w'ie were IN Meade
'h's week.
Tip Crawmer returned this week from
the west eud Of the county
J. Eubank Of Hordestv has so,a h;s
claim and eattle to Slr. Allison of sou,h
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
AuSyst "a 1898

CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, o. 7.
August "A, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their IN
tention to make finaI prCoi in support OF their
claims, aud that said proof will be made be-
fore Cater Tracy, Judge of the Probaie court
in snd for Beaver county, .. T., or In case OF
his absence then before +. g. Tracy, Clerk OF
said Court, at Beaver, Oklahoma Territory,
on October Is, 1898, viz:
Wesley Hibbs, II. f. No. 222, for the south-
east quarter of section Is, township north,
range % II. G. NJ
Wesley B. Hibbs, H. Il. No, so, for the
northeast quart T of the northeast quarter oi
section "a, township north, range % + NJ
and lot and northeast quarter OF the north
west quarter, and northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section 10, township
north, range - + G., NJ,
They names the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and cultiVa-
ton of said land, viz;
Reuben Chilcott, of Beaver, q. T., hoDer'
Ridley, Thomas j, Weeden aud James bare
OF Elmwood, o. 4.
+. ID. HEAL,Y Register.
Flst pub Sept. s, 1898
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons in.
teresled Ia the estate of Thomas J. Creel, de-
ceased, that ON the 2S'h day of Sc ptember A .
ID. 1875, Clara NJ Westmoreland produced and
filed In the probate court OF the county OF
Beaver, and Territory of Oklahoma, an instru-
ment in writing purpo' ting TO be the last viii
and Testament OF Thomas j, Greet deceased,
and also filed ia said cIuri her petition pray :
ing for the probate Of sad will, apd that
letters testamenttry issue thereon TO said
petitioner, Clara M Nestmoreland the exec
utriN named ia said will
Pursuant to an rider ol said court made on
the 25tn, day Cf September lSsS. notice is
hereby given that Saturday the 18th day OF
October, ISgS at the hour of 10 O'Clock n IN OF
said day that being u day of the regular
September (tdjoulned) term, ls9S of said
court, hes been appointed as the lime for
hea,ihg said petition and proving said Will
at the probate court room in Beaver in SAID
county Gt Beaver, when and where All persons
Interested IaF appear ana contest The same
IN testimony whereof, j have
lsEALl hcreunto set my hand and the
sat of said PROBATE court This
2Sth. day OF September lsse,
CARTER TRACY, Probate Judge.
DYKE BAaIINGER,
Atty ior Petitioner.
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A. Il, G $. +. a'Y co.

The Saatn Fe EoWe runs the latest Inn
pr, we'd equipment that is known, ON its Pass
anger TrGinB.
& upon Tickets $ \ to all points, ana rag
saCa Checked to destination,
FOR routes, rat 8, time tables. or any Other
Inf trinetiUn, pEply o. the undersigned, or 70
W, j, Back, c. L. ~ T, A., Topeka, konsas.
r.. X JAMES, Agent,
Enriawood, Kansas.
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LAND OFFICE Al Woodward, o. T.,

September n 1873 81
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intent n
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Carter
Tracy, Judge of the ProbHte Court in and for
Beaver county, Oklahoma, and in case OF his
absence then bef re +. C. Tracy, clerk of said
court at Beaucr Okla ny, November -, ISOs.
viz:
Zachariah p. Hess, II. f, No. Ar tor the
west half OF the southwest quarter and the
south west quarter of the northwest quarter OF
40 ;tion q and the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter of Section %, Township 5
north, range 3S II. q. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his con- 'inuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion OF, SAID land viz:
George w. Petty, Aielbert ID. Hess, Fred.
erck W. Taft and Samuel Is. Wells, all OF
Bluegrass, Okla, Ty.
r. ID. HEALY, Register.
First pud oct. 6 1898
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,NT1GE LINEN.

To Meade, Kansas, daily Leaves Beaver
at 700 a. N. Arrives $3.50 p. nj. Carries
mail passengers, express aud light freight.
TO Englewood, Kansas, dsily--Leayes
Beaver and Englewood $500 q. m. Arrives
Beaver and Englewood 500 p. m. Mail,
passengers and express.
To Hardesiy-Leaves Beaver at 600 a..
~. Monday aud Friday. Arrives at Beaver
7:30 p. IN. Tuesday and Saturday. Mail
Elmwood TO Beaver Arrives Mt Beaver a,
II m. Leaves Beaver at 200 p. m. Mail
aud passengers.
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LAND OFFICE Al WOODWARD, o. T.

LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, ". =.
eptember rs, 1898.
office is hereby given that the following
named settler has fied notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim,
and that said proof viii be made before Reg,
lister q Receiver of the United States Land
Office at Woodward, Okla. Ty., on November
10, 1893, VIZ:
Ann Il. Godfrey, II. X. No. li97 for the east
half 81 the southeast quarter OF Section q ,
and the west half of the southwest quarter OF
Section ~; township north, range % G.
NJ.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ti6 n OF, said land, viz:
Joel c. Murphy, Of Gate, o. T., John
Of Gate, o. r. and William Nc. Gabbert, O.
Cline, U. 4.
F. d. HEALY, Register.
First pub. Oct. G, 1893.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

We will open our photograph gallery
at Beaver o. T. Sept. 27,h 1898. We
desire to state that we come prepared &c
make you any and all styles of photos
including the very latest in the new
fnish. Please call earley.
SAUNDERS Bros, Artists.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE
LAxp OFFICE AT WOODWARD, o. T

StpI. n IoNN'
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof Will oe made before Car
ter Tracy, Probate Judge in and for Beav T
County, Okla. Ty., or in case of his absense
then before +. G. Tracy, Clerk of said Court
at Beaver o. T., on Nov. II, 1893. viz
Jackson Rushing, H. u. No. $780, for the
south half of the southeast quarter of Section
az and the north half of the northe east quarter
OF Section 27,T. north, range - f.. &. NJ.
lie names tue following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of, said land, VIZ:
Beverly W. Hess, Jesse n. Sinclair. John
G. Hess and Frederick W TAFT, all OF Blue
grass. o. 7.
f. D HEALY, Register.
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NEWS IN LETTERS.
Clear Lake Clippings.

u. VI. bdTuner met WIN eeiiuuo
accident Friday, the 23rd, while hauling
lay for MIR. Perkins, Of Mexico Greek.
Mr. GMdner was on the load when the
team started to run, giving The wagon
sudden jerk which caused Mr. Gardner
to fall between the horses, striking the
tongue of the wagon. The horses
trampled on him. The wheels of the
wagon also passed over his body. His
condition is alarming.
The Clear hako school viii commence
Monday, OcI. 3rd with Mr.. Carr, of
Gate, as teacher.
Newton Pickett, made a trip to Engle'
wood last week.
Frank Maple, Of Alpine, was in this
vicinity Sunday.
Quite number Of young folks OF
Clear Lake attended pleasant dance at
Lockwood Friday eight.
Kent Eusor and Theodore Weeden of
Clear Creek, were 10 this locality Sun
day,
Tom Barr aud Bob Moore went to
Epglewood last week. Ma. Barr brought
back a load Of lumber and Mr.. Moore a
load Of coal
VIII Brown, of Lockwood, was in
this locality Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Dunlop, who is teaching
the Lockwood school, visited her par
ents Sunday.
SEARCH LIGHT.
Benton.
The hsyinS season in this neighbor
hood is about at close, The yield has
been up to the average, and the quality
good.
Stanley Harmau has returned from a
business trip to Co!dwater, Kansas.
Il. b. N. Strong, the merchant, ply
sician, postmaster aud stockman of Bcn>
ton visited in Englewood a couple of
: days recently.
We should like to see our people
take more interest 10 the matter of look :
out for prairie fires, If fire sweeps
across our country some of us may have
to move.
We want to servo formal notice now
on our Uncle Samthat if he wants tc
avoid worse "scrap" than the one just
closed he had better see to it that lhi,
neck O. the weeds gets better mai
service than we have had lately.
= Joe II. Carter the only modern imita
i tor Of the Wandering Jew" is expected
i home soon
U a real, live bandit was in our mids
'i one night recentIy,a and attempted to rol
d, the post Office at Benton Of several regis
IS tered letters. He came to the off c
t, about midnight, aroused the postmas,e
a, and called for registered mail, giving tn
N namo of Rose. DR. Strong of cours
ne began to look for mail, bot one of hi
n boys, who was aroused by the noise, no.
a ticed tho fellow wore a disguise, an
I'd spoke OF it. The fellow attempted t
d. draw gun but was evidently an amG
e teur, or badly ratified, and Mr.. Stron
en- got his gun first, at sight of which Nj
Rohber beat hasty retreat to the ana
bo Pile recesses Of the outer darkness, an
. having horse 10 readiness, sough
d safety 10 flight,
as Stanley Harman has purchased fin
d. team of mares from Otio Bsrby
Ia, Emmett Gardner was quite severe
IN hurt last week one day by falling fro
ps a hay wagon and being kicked by one
'es the horses.
ize Mrs. Tom Judy is convaleseing
he ing now able to be out of bed. She hi
ng been sick for some time. Her son II
Ky bert is now sick.
ne John Marshall went to EnglewoC
'e> this week after wire and posts for fen,
re ing, TED.
EvTT T. EOD CAT /
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CATTLE FOR SALE

A fue mixed bunch of cows, 500
head in all; so per cent Of which are
springers, the remainder dry cows.
These cows are good Ar'zonas aud would
compare favorabiy with natives, Price,
S26. so. 500 head Of fne Western
Texas yearling steers, full summered and
ia finest condit:On. S24.00 per head
with 10 per cent cut. 800 fine Arizona
2,yesrold steers, wintcred and sum-
mered, all dehorned-Gnest string of 3
year-olds 10 the country.
For Information relative to all kinds
and classes of cattle write me at Dodge
City, Kansas. Can give you prices on
25, 900 head
G. w. PETTIJOHN,
Dodge City, Kansas.
Thomas james is constructing a new
Stone residence on his ranch three miles
west of Hardesty.
j. w. Meyers, of 0ptima, is building
a new storc-rOOm.
John Laughlin, who lives in Kansas
and who owns herd of cattle in Beaver
county, is at present getting ready to
make shipment of cattle
John Plymell and family, of Grand
Valley, have returned from a trip tc
Colorado.
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Ripans Tabples cure dyspepsia
| Ripans Tabules: one gives relief
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-10-06

Sheriff Rcas las BEEN suffering for
eeveral weeks frum ihcumati>m. He
has fallen away considerably in flesh
daring his dcknoss.
Tho regular meeting Of the board Of
county commissioners WAS held this
week, with al the members present.
Miss May Weir, teacher Of thh Boyd
school, was 10 Beaver Sunday for visit
with her parents. She is teaching her
first tern of school and is doing nicely
When her work as teacher eXpires,
she expects to return 70 Wichita to attend
chool.