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TIme.2 IT., IL, -.IHTs, -,T2s.
PACING ria cT.ASS. PURSE g.. 900.
TROTTING 227 CLASS PURSE $4,000.
HARNESS HORsEs AT SYRACUSE.

Syracuse y. Y. Aug. 5.-Favorites dumped their
admirers here to-day at the XIX Park track IN
tho fourth heat Of the 2:l2 trot g. H. +. broke
the track record foi trottors In competition.
ducine 1t from 2.i5I. to 2.lj. Summaries:
PACING CIAss-PURSC 500 O'NFINIsHED
ERnM MEnNESnAYN
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ST LOUIS :: BROOKLYN. I.

TROLLEY DODGERS FALL. BEFORE THE FIND
PITCHING OF suDHOFF.
&, Louis Aug 5-sudhof was in fine form to-
day only allowing Brooklyn two hits Do"d
uufr Of Grifflns fy in the fourth inning gave the
Visitors their only run. Attendance. LOO Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

A. tho Pelican Athletic club tonight Tommy
Sullivan and Frank Patterson. both Of Bro"Nlyh'
Will box twenty rounds This will b" the star oout
Of the evening There will also he Two preliminary
bouts Of ten rounds each between "MaNcy HouSh;
OF N,w-York and Harry Forbes. OF nhicaGo ana
Jack Mulvcy, ~ New York. and Tim hearhs'
Pos
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SECOND GAME.


Earned runs CINCINNATI. Now York. / Two- pase
hits irwin PETIT Grady Herman. Three base hii ,sor-
coran stolen hases -s'en;et'; AN lr" w. M c.
struck ont seymour. |; GetiC. j HUI q lime
l:f5 Umpires- Brown and Gsrrey. Game caled al the
end Of the seventh inning on account OF darkness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

The sixth round will be contested w the foIowhg
order tomorrow. Schlechtcr ". Scha.oPpi Nolh
Thoro,isek Tschigorin ~ Burn, Cohn vs. ZEN
rchscn Popiel Gottschail and Berger vs.. SENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

c. j. Hamn has sold to George Castle. OF Chi
cago. the PAGER scapegoat. by Her-at-Law. 2O5%.
out OF Minneaua Maid, the dam OF the two fast
trotters. Nightingale 2os and Milan Chimes.
213z Scapegoat is entered extensively In stake
races through the Grand Circuit but he could not
70 fast enough 10 win at either Cleveland or De-
troit. and was accordingly sold after the latter
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

The following Is the score in the National ena"
plonsh.p: Gardiner. So: Cooper. AS Bal1 ~, fa1'o|
70: o. L. Stevens. 81; Freeman. Is; McFarana, ~
Tom" Butler .: klmble q Mertens s. Bo VEL,
Fred, sims 5: Or. Brown. 5: Jaap Eden T. besxe5
a Mar Butler 3: Karl Kaser. 3: BouroUe' q 7. =
Rv .: Hills 2; Kiser, .; Coleman, l.
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OF INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.

As the season advances interest is increasing u
the contest for the mileage prizes among me mem
hers OF the Kings County Wheelmen. Inc ieaden
q nd tneir recorda are follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

The great trotting mare Ethel Downs, 2J0,
dropped lead n few days ago nj the Oakland track.
in CalifC rnia She OF the earnest and best
trotters ever seen the Pacific Coast. having won
many hard-fought races In the last three years.
She was a black mare. eight years old by Doodle,
PIP a son OF Stranger which was raised b. Henry
n Smith, OF this city. Her dam was Nutwood
Weeks, by Nutwood, PISA. grandam Lady Weeks.
TO her record Of 2:l0 in race at San Jose last
October.
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.

CTIANOISEk MD IlII.' - II''' I'T4'''7 TIT
TOURNAMENT
Cologne. Aug. THE international tournament
Wa continued today. With the following playing
Gottschal vs. Cohn. HCinrichson W. Tschiforn'
Burn ". Steiritz Charousck rs. Sho"alteF. Jhho"-
xxi 80 Alhn. Fritz vs. SchIechtcr' 9'""'"pp w.
c.hr-s ,,d pooiol vs. Bergen. The results ~
the days play were. Gottschal went down net3re
ohm 'TIcinrichscn vns defeated by Ischlsori''
40, vas beaten bv Schlechtor. Burn beat ste N
ill., Charousek worstcd showalter Albin 9'3t "a
AID Rcrger drew Following are the totals OF all
-. To da q
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FIRST GAME.

Cincinnati ..................o !
New York ................''. " ' v
Earned rlns-New-Yo-k T. Two basn hits van iat
tren Herman Joyce. Hartman Three pas , nv nav,
STOLEN base Hartman Double pays-'arrIck paNls
al t,yce. Davs and Joyce DAVIS Gleason and Joyce
Firs, IN has-Ry BreitenNein Carrick o. stuck o.'
! Bretenstein s. Passed balle-"ooo - i''e -'0'
Umplres- Gaffney and Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

One o, the attractive features OF next week
indianapolis will be the fight between bos'o" saa
Buffalo for the big event In 1879. Both cities W"
COMA h,o OBLIGATIONS and expect 10 entertain with
,,v,sh hand Representatives from both cities raw
already looked over the ground and seiu aev en-
ire Hoosier capital on Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

The schedule run OF the Madison Whee!nen 'oF
,o-n,orrow will be captains rum with the destna'
ton lef, for his selection. souvenir VIII DO s''en
10 each member participating. The CUPS IeIs
have been popular under the leadership OF Sep.sssI
r. J. Nagle and II IS expected that me CRUZ ~
turn out in full force do honor 70 tne SapTs:ss;
The start will be made from the clubhouse. NO L~
Ma6ison-ave. at 80 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

The entries for to-day are as follows:
FIRST RACE-For ODDS and upward that have
{. No, won more than this year: selling. Ono
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POLICEMAN STABBED AT SARATOGA TRACK

Saratoga Aug Sat the racetrack this afternoon
Policeman Timothy Brophy was stabbed by col
ored man connected with the Harris STABLE pe-
tectiyes are searching for tho assailant. who es-
capped. The policeman Is In n critical condition
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HARNESS RACING.
FOUR GREAT CONTESTS AT CoftMBUS-IhE
ABBOTT TROTS THE FASTEST HEAT
THIS WEAR.

Co,ur,bua Aug This was a day Of grea.
racing at the Columbus Driving PARK thous" ITO
records were broken II was likewise bad day
Cor fayorites as only In four races won Inc
track WAS I'm fine condition. but not ~ fast as IL
would have been with continuous fair weather.
There was a large crowd to enjoy the sport
The PIP trot furnished enough sensations ior d
week The Abbott was thought 20 be sure winner
and sold in tho pools big favorite against tho
field However The Abbott proved that ne WAS
eroa, pcrformcr even II he dd not do better than
take second money. In the hrst neat inc '>""o'.
20, a bad start. and Gcers only drove him to avoid
the distance flag. Eagle Flanagan taKlhh '"e "'.'
after a not brush with Octavla and Crescous. In
the second heat The Abbot, and Eagle Flanagan
came down the stretcn Ike n whirlwnd. tho EaSle
under the lash but The Abbott Won by a ~, III
The fastest hat troticd this season 2.v''. IN NJ
third heat The Abbott broke Jist after inc SAT,
I'm soon caught I'D with the bunch. pushing 'n'
Eagle i'm tie stretch 30 hard thaI i''' pa, W
forced into q break ana had 20 tdA" s'co"d p'a.' "a
the fourth heat but caught mp with the Ie"ret'
Eagle and Crcsccus. AM Wa= making u b,"''u
squirt on tho stretch wien be az I'm VEN Ip W.
the ar. IIo.ping back into last place, me haS5te
h,atirg& f'-:eus out IN a hot finish. IN tn" min
Winning akng for he ;ourih time. and EAGLE
Flanagan won the heat and race In the $40" u'ne
I'm 10 PIG pace Jessie e. Was favorte. but after
s3ds@ SIC al rank %'' oa 2' warns easily
The onlyrAcorte 10 win Was LADY OF the Manor
flag I'm the Hrs; heat. Angina was ihVofte IN the
2.27 trot but was the last horse under the wire 10
every hca; except one Percy won III S""s"'
Huh!ncer drove Grace Hastings to heat her
record oi 2u97 made 10 wagon on the C;cve-
land track last week. but the best she coui 90
vas 21li. although tho lest hair was made IN
l:O3'. curry drove Kentucky 'nion to a wagon IN
2I2. Her record is 2lp',
4 - az
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PATERSON.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Bitprles

i RuBBER CO., is Gin. Agents wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

Among the soldiers on the transport Massacnu.
sets which is grounded off Porto Rico. Is serssan.
Edward {. Walker. the chairman OF the Sign boale
Committee OF Long Island During the aosencs %
Mr. Walker William Arnold Will act as chailmsa
o; thar committee for the League OF Ame''9sA
Wheelmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

TIITRD RACE,-GRAND ONION HOTEL. STAKES, FAKT
L. for two year-olds; value Of each part. $4,000 $3.50
TO second and $3.50 to third IN each part Five and
one half furlongs
y O. Peppers b. C. Kentucky Colonel by imp. Kan ann
taka-Nocfurnc
p j Dryers .ch. C Half Time. by iianover-P Pan 80,
w Hendrle's en-. c. Martimas, by imp. Candemas- o
Eastin & IArabies b. c. Knley Mack. by imp lsling ~
r. Eleschmann's sons Oh. C. Sir Hubert. by Sir
DixoD-Sungeam g., -
Sir Modrcd-Nonage ........."..,....:. ..'i-@
George J. Longs b. C. Manuel. by Fob Niles 90
Hazeiwood Stables ch. Z. La T1aneuse. by Rey del 49,
w f. C1ark's b.. c The Bouncer. by Mlser-Re- 49,
J. Y, Seagram's CHI Gaahad by imp. Sir Modred- ,-
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There Will he dinner at the Grand Hotel ihaH.
apolis on Wednesday night TO tho pioneers VI Wv
League OF American Wheelmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF Ame"'.s
wheelmen may obtain full printed Information AnN
membership blanks by sending their names ana ~
0resse TO the Cycling Editor OF The Trioune'
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| Miss Gossip ~ i'''''"
| Grace Giltner .........loo
! 1o,.pru ,cr FOR three-year-ods and upward; sell

FIFTH RACE-TEsT HANDICAP; for three-yeaf ous
o,d inward. $50 each: SO II declared by : p m 'n
a. be,or. the race 81 coo added to second S2oo ana
to third 500 One mile.
Marcus palv's b. C. Ogden by Klwarlln-np oroie 80,
s. cSrtis's b. h. Royal STAG by Highland Chief eco
sydney FACETS b. H. 'Damien. by strahmore- -,
b'g 1snnns err Sh' sailor King by
sydney FACETS b. 'Buea. by Bramble-lon Dud- 80,
pu,s,,er & Karrick's b. T. Miss Tenny. by Tenny--
G. Herbs b. h. Master James. By The Bard-houeue' ca
90
Doubtful starters.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity trial: for twoyear-ods ehGDie
for the Futurity: $40 each; $1,000 added TO second
SEQ and to third 500; horses to carry the same
penalty and receive the came allowances to when
they are entitled in the Fuurity. Six furonGs
A 7 LOWERS Dr. q Autumn. by Uncas-Meedow-
J. Rowe & Co.'S Oh. T. Tendressc. by Kmgiike- g,
W jennings blk (. soinbre. by imp. Midlothian 90,
J G. Fi,zslmmonss b. c. Mark Miles. by TNrant- 900
Imp Redworth Rose i''
Rogers & Roses Or. 1othario by L0nGstree'- oo
] r. Madden's b. C. scanned. by sir Dixon-Emma ,oo
j. t. Madden's br. c. Hapsburg by Candemas- ,cs
L. Stuart's b. f. Rockdove. by Kinglike-stcnecrop il"
SEVENTH RACE Handicap seepechase; for four year
ODDS and upward. Full course.
O ndo .............l5 1872 Decapod Ia
Forget FL tid.............'.'. iS.
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BROOKLYN

Earned runst roui. Two-bnse hmsuivan WLd
ht nv Stenze! stolen base Mailman. Three-base hit
SuihoN III, by pitched ball-lia.lman. Bases on balls.
on Saihof. n Dunn. 3. struck out-By suchoI. l.
Tine 80 t'mp.res Emsiie and Hunt
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ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RAcE-Two-y olts; winner, at this meet
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SECOND RACE-For twoyesrolds that have run ss this
meeting and no, been nrst second: selling Five

uRD RAcE-For three yearod llies that have run at
this meeting and have not been h'st or second 'n's
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CATTLE FOR SALE.

\ iae mixed bunch Of cows, 800
head in all; 50 per cent Of which are
springcrs, the remainder dry cows.
These COWS are good Arjaonas and would
compare iavorably with natives. Price,
S2G. So 500 head oG fine Western
Texas ycarling steers, full summcrcd and
in finest condition. $500 per head
with 10 per cent cut. 300 fne Arizona
2.ycar.old steers, wiutcycd and sum-
mercd, all dehorncd-Gucst string Of ,
ycor-olds in the country.
For information relative to all kinds
and classes of cattle write me at Dodge
City. Kansas. Cau give you prices on
~, 600 head.
G. w. PETTIJOnN,
Dodge City, Kansas.
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LAND OFFICE At WOODWARD, O. r.,
August Is, ls2lS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers ha' a,ednotice of their int-n.
liol, to make inal proof in support Of their
claiuls, and that said proof will be male he
fore Carter Tracy, judge OF the Probate Court
in and for Beaver county. Oklahoma Teirito-
ry, and in case Of his absence then before
r G. Tracy, Clerk Of said Conrt, al Beaver,
.. T., 81 - ptembcT l., lslS, viz:
Joseph r. Dunlap, II. i. No. Il, for the
northeast qnarter OF section Ia, township ]
north. range 26 f., G. NJ.
Al'nzU VantasScl, II. Il. No l3i for The
south ua'f OF the southeast quarter of section
II, and The north haif of the nor heasr quartz 7
of section y, township l noItn, range 20 Il,
G.. NJ
they name the f, flowing Witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and cElliYa-
ton OF said lana, viz:
Witnesses for Joseph T. Dunlop:--II. Percy
stevens. OF Ivanhnc Okla; Amos G, lIudh e
st n and AlonzO Nantassel, OF Logan, ok a
Sepicr A Good. q lockwood, Okla
Witnesses for AlOnZo NantaSsel:-Scpfe 4
Good, of Lockwood, Ok la. +; Thomas Dunlap
and Amos Huddleston, of Logan, OKLA. Cla-
renee Parker, OF LuckwO i, Okla.
+. ID HEAIN, Register.
First pub August IL, 1895
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Your Friends in the Army or Navy.

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or of the cities they attack You can
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the newly issued series of portfolios (in
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large haIf,tono pictures of war ships,
cities, ( Havana, Santiago, Honolulu, etc.
forts, harbors, batteries, rivers, planta--
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Also excellent portraits of Dewey, Samp,
son, Schlcy and Lee. All pictures ac,
companied by full explanatory texts aud
maps, Single parts ten cents; full set
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July 14-l0w
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OF THE VICINITY,
Condensed News Relating to the
Social and Business Affairs
of People in Beaver and
the Surrounding
Country

Mrs Weir aud daughter Ada are sick
81 Shaw and Il w Griggs of Meade
are III town.
& Il Wight Of Liberal was in Beaver
this week.
Mandolin and guitar solos aud graph.
ophone-Saturday night
II you want any plnsrerinr done. cal
on J, V, Thompson, Beaver Oklahoma.
All who love good vocal music should
hear the Prit,h Saturday night.
WANTED. Girl to work in hotel
Address Euslewood Hotel, Eoglcwood
Kansas,
Fhos judy caIac to town this mora
ing to get Dr. Liney to attend his wife
who is sick
Mrs Sa7ago of Benton returned to
Ger home Wednesday after a short visit
with friends in Beaver.
Mrs. Albert Brown of the Kiowa is
suffering with paralysis Of the face. She
was taken sick last week
lfyou want to know how it goes to
put up At a Haunted Hotel, see the
- L :
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LAND OFFICE At WOODWARD, OKLA,
Aug. 3, ISIS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their iutcn.
ton TO make final proof in support OF their
claims and that said proof will bC madc be-
fore carter Tracy, Judge Of the Probate
ut in md Tor Beaver county, Okla
hOma Terri 'Ory, und in case Of his absence
before +. G. Tracy, ClerlI of said court at
Beaver, .. T., on Septrmber II lSPS, viz:
Peter Rycrspn, IL T. No. iO7, fer The south
east quarter of section II, townsh , 1 north,
range % T.. 4. NJ.
John r. Thomas, II. T.. no. 45s, for the
north haf of the nor Invest quarter, aud
southeast quarter Cf the northwest quarter,
and nNr heaSt qunrt,r of rhr southwest quar-
terror scc.ion 81, township ntr,h, rahEc q
r.. &. NJ.
Th name the f flowing Witnesses toprove
their continuous residence upon and Gu tlva-
tiun of said land, viz:
James NJ. Lane, samuel j, Weir, Gottleib
Strcu and David Miller, all Of Beaver, Ok
lahDm II rritoIy'
i. d. IIEALY, Register.
First pub Aug. II, 1888
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NOTICES FOR pUnLICAIoN.
LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, q. r.,
Amnnst l. lSHS

LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, q. IT,,
August 3, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fied notice of his intent n
t. make final prOpi in support of MS claim,
aud that said proof will he madc before Carter
Tracy, Judge OF the Prob ,te Court in and for
Beaver county, Oklahoma, and In case Of his
abs, nee, then before +. q Tracy. Ctcrk or SAID
court, at Beaver, oklahoma, IN September
10. lo3S, viz:
Fanlon 4. FulkCrson, II. f. No 3SI, for the
M rthwest quarter OF section q, township
nCrth, range II, east.
HE NAMES tue following witn' 'sses to prove
his con inuous residence upon ant cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Commndorc p Neill ard Frank p. Ncill, Of
Boyd, Oklahumai j. I'm j. FuliSerson, OF Pal
adOra Ok; John f.. TOud or Fulton, Okla.
+. u. HEALY, Register.
First pub August II, lSlS
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'he wsrmo,t sympathy cf The entire
coml1uni,y,
"The precious seed o' weeping
To-day we sew once more,
The form of one now sleeping.
Whose pilgrimage is Ger.
Al. death b1, safely lands him
Where We too would attain:
Our Fathers vsicN demands him;
And death to him Is gain
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Publication Notice.
Char,ps II, Young
h.f fEL.H.r

IN TOrrenCc,
Piuinun, In the District Court Of
VS. Hahyrr county, Terrltory
OF Oklahoma.
Defendant.
To WIN. E slaughter
Nou are ltr by uptiHrd that the deuositions
OF Eli. florence ahd other wituesses, To he
used 's evidence un the lral Of the above
On tiled aciicn, In heha'f OF the plaintiff. will
DE taken a. the office oi i'sNid " knUwlton
In the New N,rk Life Building ip the city nf
Miancapois IN the county oT Hcnnepin in the
state { NH ncsota, IN Tuesday tine Goth. day
Uf SEPT mber lNgs, bet aecn The hours uf
eight o'clHck & NJ aud six o'clCck r. H. snd
fhat ,he taklng 0t the same Will be ndiuured
nom day 60 day between the same .ours,
Until laid dcpcsitinUs are conn l-t q
IL N poILARp.
A 4 BOnIs ~
DYKE BALIlNsEV,
AIorne, for Plaintiff,
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LAND OrTIoE AZ " oopwAnD, OK

Notice is hereby given that the following
NAM settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final root in support ot his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Rccriver Of The United States
Land once at Woodward, Okla. Ty Oh
October 1, 1895, viz
RObtrt A, Blair, II. +. No. 1910, for the
north half of the northwest quarter section.
ana the southwest qraItor of the northwest
quarttr section, and the southeast quarter OF
IN" northeast quar- er OF section q, township y
tOrth, range - east.
He names the following witnesses 10 rr1ve
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
Bcnjami +. Mcphe rsou end Stoner Cole, of
Englowocd, Kansas, and James o. Blair aud
John hcGuyt IN, UI q inc, Okla. T'N.
+. ID. HEALY, Register.
First pub Aug. II, ls9S.
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Publication Notice
Territory OF Oklahoma.
County of Beaver, %
1 1. l. L. 1 !.



Ia the Probate COurt.
Estate OIL. c. Becker Deceased
The petitions OF Angie Becker as the admin
lstra riN of saId ! 4. Becker deceased, h.tv-
ing been rresentud 10 this court, praying that
az orucr be made authorizing said petitioner
10 sell The whuIc of The RAJ estate described
in said petition at Private sale, And IT ap-
rearing To the court iTDIn such pCuiirn, th,t
IL y TO tn best Interest of ala cone rnvd to
sell the wuOIs UI such ICai cs ate, tor the
rurposr and re#s ms ii crtl'neu in said pcti-
tlon. TIL, roiure, said petition viii he h'ed
herein, and tim" aupom'Cd fer hearing
the same. And, 10 is hereby ordered by
tn ult, That Monday, tn 18TH day of
rpicmUcT \ - 1898, ~ the hour OF 10 o'clock
\. VI Of sa Il day. q at being day of the
regular Srptlmb,r tcrm I,9S OF This court, h.,
ulu the same is appointed as the tire wheu
a.l persons int, r, stcd in Fald estate re lrcc'
ct aud required 10 appear before this ,.,uTt tn
chow cau>" why an order shourd not bR
Etanto loanid putiii0utr 10 sell the whe'e Of
The real estate Of said deceased iOr reasons
stated.
And 10 Is rar'her ordered, that q copy ofthis
order De published Tor -four successive weeks
IA liiE HEAVIER HERALD a weekly newspa-
per published ut Il aver in id county.
Dated August 18th 1855
CARTIER TR ICY,
Probate Judge.
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Notice or Application for Pardon.
Territory OF Oklahoma, ! a
Beaver County,

IITTTTUTN VI VNTU!IUIIlV, 7
Beaver County.
Notice is hereby given thatJ J. A. Cox, who
was convicted in the District count Of the
above named county and trrrit' ~ On the 18th
nay of OCtpber y lsg5 OF the crime d
miSbrandlng one head of neat catttc, me prop
crtY 81 Geo. II. storms, aud ON said date sen q.
fenced by said srict Court TO iuprisOn-
mcnt in the tCrli' rial IrisCn tf said t,rIi-
tors at Lansing. apsts, Tor term ard peri
Od ~ eighteen months, VIII on the 18th day
ut sept. mDer, y u lNgN. apply to The Il,n G..
NJ. arnCS Governor of ObiahoIrn I, rrit ~,
at his Utlice in the C,Iv Of Guthrie, Tor an
absolute aud unconditional pardon from said
EuutCnC' and Imprisonment, and tuat all.pcr-
sons having objection II the granting Oi such
pardon may then and there apnoqr ard show
cause i, any they have, why the same shall
not nr granted.
Dated this 23rd day of August, is9S.
Mrs. ) A. Cox.
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