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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-08

st. Louis. June I-Weather pleasant.
track fast. For maidens. seven furlongs-
Samoavar won. Her Favor second. Po-
lsris third; time. 1:30i2. Selling. mile and
three-sixteenths-Lsdy OF the West
won. Tony Honig second. Confession
third: time. 2:04iy. Selling. six furlongs-
Fireside won. Henrica second. st. Angus
tine third time. 1:lsh. Fer 2-year-olds.
mile-Libation won. Ed Farrell second.
Our Chance third: time. 1:i3i.. For maid
ems and fllies. seven furlongs-Madeline
won. Belle Ward second. Loving Cup
third: time. 1:29ls. Selling. mile-Basquil
won, Domsie second. Deerfoot third time,
lrn
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-08
ON THE RACE TRACK.


Chicago. June Rainy. track slow at
Harlem. Five furlongs-Streamcr won.
Cheval DO second. Mizzouri third: time.
I:0si,. Six furlongs-Warren Point won,
Howitzer second. Borden third: time.
I:Ieiz. Mile and an eighth-Moncreith won.
Banpuo II. second. Joe Clark third: time
not given. -Four furlengs-Daisy +. won.
Albert V. second. Carrie Il. third: time.
i:11s.. Four and "A half furlongs-Rush
won, Ed Upton second. Barrabbas third
time, :5s24. Six and a half furlongs-Tom
Collins won. Ramiro III. second, May W.
third: time. 1:l1I4.
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A LIVELY ROW.
Mrs. Brooks Threw Cups and saucers at
Her Husband.

Mrs. Brooks Threw CuPs and Saueers at
Her HHsband.
There was a lively row in a West
Broadway restaurant at an early hour
yesterday morning between Robert
Brooks and his wife. who runs the place.
resulting in the arrest of Brooks on a
charge OF assault and battery.
Mr.. Brook told the police her hus-
band came home drunk and in a bellig-
erept mood He FIRST accused her Of un-
chastity and then struck her q brutal
blow in the face. In a few minutes the
place looked % though . Wild bull had
been torn<d boqs In : chinn sAep. Mrs.
BROOKS threw plates. cups. saucers or
SRything else she could get her hands
on ct her husband. and with such good
elm that Brooks was wishing he had
not started the row. An oficer sp-
peared and placed him under arrest.
Brooks pleaded not gufii TO the charge
Of assault and battery in the police court
yesterday snd was released on bonds.
pending his hearing Friday.
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A COMPLAINT FILED.

A complaint was filed yesterday in
Justice Traps court against James
Jenkins. charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenses. Jenkins
was arrested about two weeks ~ for
getting money from the management of
the Imperial theater on a worthless
check. He will be arraigned to-day.
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country have volunteered to take SUBJ
scrtptions for the raising at once of a
war relief fund to take care Of h sick
and wounded soldiers and to assist the
starving Cubans. The relief fund Is a
national one. the money collected to
be expended by the Red Cross society
and the central Cuban relief committee
appointed by President William Nc
Kinley. Every subscriber who on
tributes 81 will be presented with a
copy OF the beautiful picture. THE
Connelrs store
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-08
Charged with Assault.

A. Lewis was arrested yesterday
afternoon charged with assault In the
third degree on complaint of l.. u.
Weld. 1t was claimed by Lewis that
Weld roomed at his house in Iron street
and wanted to remove his trunk with
out paying his rent. Lewis AFFECTED
and a fight ensued. which Weld thought
he got the worst of. and swore out a
warrant for Lewis arrest. Lewis was
released on bonds.
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J.. II. Conrad came i'm from Horr yes
He states that the rumor to
the effect that he has sold his interests
in the Horn coal and COX plant To the
Clark interests. Is not correct. IL IL
however. that negotiations are
pending which may result I'm the trans
fer of the propert- to other interests.
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Send us $40 in advance for N years
subscription to the Standard. or IS for
six months. and secure q copy of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hswsii-
the hsndsomest premium W ofssred
by a newspaper.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-08

Every person wants good shoes cheap.
I tell how to get them. John Tassells
shoe sale, rs West, Park.
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NJ. J. Connell & Co. and innumerable
other leading houses throughout the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-08

DIR. Dodd OF the Owsley block makes
q speciality of the eye.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. June I.-Weather fine. track
fast. Selling five furlongs-Piccola won.
Nervura second. Norma Taylor third
time. 1:02. Six furlongs. selling -Motilia
won. Violet Parsons second. Ray II. third;
time, 1:15.. Mile and a sixteenth. selling
Stream won. Eddie Burke second. SKY
lark third: time. l:fs.. The Diamond
stakes. five and a half furlongs-Thc Bar
rister won. Preliminary second. Order
lette third: time. i:0ssa. Mile and an
eighth, municipalities Bars won. BAN
ished second. Won't Dance third: time.
i:5s. Selling. six furiongs-Murasak! won.
Kriss Kringle second. Azucene third:
time, lis.
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lones-whiplash won. Theory second.
Lepfda third: time. 1:02. Mile and a six
teerth-Nvto won. Whistling Coon sec
md. Previous third: time. 1884,. Pat
chogue stakes. selling SIX f~urlongs-Cleo-
phus won. Irisi Reel second. Zanone
third; time. l:Lle Gazelle stakes. mile
and a furlong-Geishs won. kitefoot sec
md. Miss Miriam third: time. l:Jss.. Sell
ing. five furlongs-Aipen won. Loitsrer
second. Kings Pride third: time, l.cg's.
Selling. mile and a sixteen;h-Thomas Cat
won. General Maeeo second. knight Of
the Garter third: Time. LISA.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANrrLL CIGARS
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10

A prairie fire east of this city Mon
day burned off considerable portion Ct
Robert Hunters pasture and caused no
liule excitement. a cigar or cigarette
stub started the FIRE. People should be
more careful. The fire destroyed
about 60 tons Of hay aud about so bush.
els of kafir corn on Robert Hunters
place.--W Wooodward News.
jim Wiggins started for his home on
the Arkansas, this week with lis head
of choice calves that he picked up on
the Cimarron. He paid as high as Sl7
but most of them lie purchased were
SIC calvcs.-Kenton News
s J. Slane aud A. W. Tanner re-
ccived, from the government fisheries, 8
lot OF black bass with which to sock
their reservoirs. The supply sent was
limited, not many more than I0Q fish
dead AID alive, about 20 were living -
Ken'ou News.
Ed McClain went TO La Juuta last
Saturday to zee Ed NJ. Dean, his part
ner, who had just returned from the
Cinarrou river where he had driyen a
herd of cattle for the Boice Cattle Co.
He was receiving another herd TO be
driven TO pasture near Las Animss.
The boys were feelisg very WELL but
for want of barber they failed to show
it in looks. Manzauols Colo } News.
From spare moments.
At one of our commercial hotels a
stout, red faced gentleman, in white
beaver, blue coat aud vest, offered to
wager sovereign that he would close
HIS eyes and simply taste and name any
kind of liquor in the house.
The bet was taken and the process of
winning or losing began forthsith.
THAT is geuaine brandy said the
fat gentleman, tasting from a wine glass
'aad this--this is whisky" and SO on.
At length a wag poured oet glass
of water, whish he handed to the
lnno,Sseur.
"1'his is--ah--ah--,his ,s"-said he,
tasting it ngaio; by thunder, sen,
Ile@ep, | lose the Loy. | never
tastad this liquor before"
NipGRS Tahules cure liver troubles.
Ripans Tabules; AT druggists.
fipans Tsbules cure Gsuulenee.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
NEWS OF THE VICINITY

john Savage, Of Benton, was Bes-
yer caller Monday.
James Flagie returned this week
from Je,more Kansas.
w. A. Pyne, of Rentou, transacted
business in town Wsdue,day.
Geo. II. Hea'y. of Benton, was in
Besvcr this week on business.
VIM. Quinn, teacher of the Coin
school, was in Beaver Tuesday.
r. j. Lee has jnst received a carload
Of cabbage. Price SLIP per cwt.
lfyou want aoy plas,ering done, call
on j. V. Tao mpsou, Beaver Oklahoma
John Lille, ID. n. oyerton aud Will
lam Woolery went to Woodward on
business.
Alden Meeker went 10 Kokomo
Tuesday TO serve as clerk on the olec,
tiou board,
Amy Gormau who has lecn at work
on the Cimarrou returned this week to
be at the election.
J. 7 Dunlap and c. W, Ault came
to Beaver last night bringing the elsc-
Iion returns from Logan.
Alden Meeker expects to start to
Garrett next week whore be will hold 4
scries OF religious meetings.
The weather has been q,ito cold ror
two or three days aud continues so with
a chilly Wind from the north.
n. a. Peckhan received a Telegram
this week from his son IlIrau sta,inp
tha, Hram's child was dead.
Mr.. Roberts, father-iu-law of Jauc,
Fiagle, has begun the construction of a
new Residence on his claim suarh Of town
j. c. Williamson and Miss Maud,
Thomas went 20 blackberry Sunday
where the latter expected to commeue,
teaching Monday.
Have you seen Chas. Sumuess biz
stock Of fail and winter clolhipg2 Il
not you shosld do so before purchasing
as it will pay you.
The election returns as published IL
this paper are Incomplete up to thi
time. Next week when the official re-
turns are all received, the report vii
appear in foil.
You can get better quality Of cloth
ing and st cheaper prices by going t,
Chas, Summers store at Liberal thsa a
al other place iu that city.
NOTICE
rn ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
N"liee is hereby given that my wife
llyira Block has voluntarily deserte,
~. aud that | will not be responsisl
issAer acts on any Of her debis.
Henry BLOCK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
LAyp OFFICE AT wooDwtrd 0 d.
October 6, 1898

OctoDer U, loco
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named sati,er has fled notice Of his 'nten
ton to make fnal proof in support of hi
claim and that said proof will he made be
fore carter Vracy Judge of Probate court IL
and for Beaver coun'y Okla Ty., and il
case Of his ab,cEoe, then before f. c. Trac.
clerk Of said court at Beaver Okla. Ty,, o.
November 10, 1898, viz:
Gsnnethon C Msphet ns guardian OF an
for charles T. Mephet insane who made =
& No $50 for the south half Of the south
east quarter and the northwest quarter {
the southeast quarter and the northeast quar-
ter of the south nest quaIter of section I
township north range 2S Q. N
He names he following witnesses to prov
his continuous residence upon Snd culties
ton of, said land before the period Of HI.
disability Oct 81, S9J
George c. Bareuas Benjsmin } Berends
Emmett 2ierau and william Bell all of En
glewood, Kansas
+. d EIEALY, Register.
First pub. Oct 10, 1898.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
Land once at woe dward o. \

Oct. slst, lNDS,
NDti ce is hereby given that the following
uaII e,i settlers have filed notice of their in
tenIion Ia make final proof n support OF th' In
clail nH, aud that said proof vill be made be-.
RS toe itep lister aud Receiver q, Is. Land
ofic al " o dward .. T., ON December 18th,
Is.Js, NiZ:
Ct arIey sullivan ii L No 1883 for the south
west quarter OF the sontb west quarter Of
S CT ION ID snd the cast half OF the southeast
quai" "er aud the S, uth-west quarter OF the
sout h-east quarter n section az township
hort "A range % e NJ ,pnd
I'D wmd W. Perkins II y No 75l. for the
noTtl half of the southeast quarter and the
no-tf ~ of ihs south st quarter OF section
~ township north range 20 CM,
The name the fol owing witnesses to rrove
their c ontinuous residence upon and cu tiya-
ucn oil, said iai ds, viz;
With esses for Charley Suilivan-Mell
Strong, Forest q. PerkIns, Ber. strong and
Edwaro W. Perkins, and for Edward W. Per-
ins, BIT RI trnp, Neil Strong, Forsl G.,
Perkins and Charley Sullivan and the posi-
Cfiicr adC ress Of these Witnesses is Benton,
Oklahoma territory
r. ID. HkaLY, Register.
First publishes Novenbs 10Th, Is9s.
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LAND OFFICE AT WooDwARD,O. T.
Lln,.A I'M ~ lalas

LAND OFFICE AT WOoDwARD,O. T. .
@eptemebr, ~, 1893.
Notice il hereby Given that ihe INrlnping-
named settlers have flled nCtlce of their IN en-
ton to make nna' proofin support OF their
clRims, and that said proof VIII be made oe-
fore Carter Tracy, Judge Of the Probate Com
in and for Beaver county. o. 4. and in case OF
his absence then beft re II. &. Tracy. cieIk OF
said CO, rt at Beaver, o. T., on Nov Ia, ls9o.
VIZ:
Henery J.. Daily II +. No CSC, for the east
half Of the southeast quarter OF seCtion 20 and
tho east half + the northeast quarieE Ct sec
zion ~, township north, range ~, G. NJ
Philip A Woods, II F.. No. ass, for the
north half aud the southwest quarter or me
Eouthwpst qu srt n Of serti' II Il aud the north
west quar- e. of the norihw' 81 quarter OF sec
tion y township north range 20, Il &. M Z.
They name thc following witness eS to prove
their continuous residence upoa and cat'vs-
tiOn Of, said land, viz:
Duglass Parker, of Logan, @. T. Fred Cur
tia, OF Logan o. T., J C. Neal Henry l.. Daily
aud Philip a. W oods, ali OF Lockwood, O. r
+. ID. HEALY, Register.
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Lana onlce az Moodxn ndn.r.

tctG-ei otst, th.S
Notice IL hereby given that The 4 iiw lag
named SETH rs LaYe filed nouce If their in
tention Ia make hnal pToofin support of their
claims; aud that said proofs viii be made be
lore the Rea is,'r and Rec ivtr u. =. Land
Ofiie. at Woodward %. T., on llecemb.r i7th
les, Niz;
r. Ysst Graut Perkins, IL L No 1851 for the
south half OF Ihe sou 'h-ehst quarter OF section
4 1 aud the hrrth half a the north ast quartsr
see ion % township pt rsh range 20 E-o ~
u. strong, III T. No l14s OF the south half
II the southwest quarter OF section 81, aua
the south haif q The southeast quar- er II
section So, township { EorIh range Is l. 4 A
They nRme the following wi nessss to d. owe
Their continuoGs residences upon and cui.iva-
ii II said lands, viz:
Witnesses for Forest Grant Perkins'-Bert
) rong, Nell streng, Charley sullivan ana
Edward ". Perkins, and tit', witre>ses tor
o. IT str ngsSre Edwari W, Perkins Charley
Snli al, Mrll strong "a q .f.rost G, PERKINS,
AID the pcs office address u all OF Ihese vii,
hess u benton %. n.
7, HEALY. Regis,,r,
FiEst published, Eov, l0h, lssss,
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QnnNnIn hnr y lSlk Y,


Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has nied notice OF his intenh, n
10 make final proof in support of II s claim,
aud that said proof will be N a+e beft re Carter
Trsry Judge OF the Probste court in and for
Heev,r county Oklahoma and in o.u ie OF his
Absence then bef re L. G. Tracy, cler x OF said
cpurt AZ Beauer Okla. Ty, November Il, 1873.
viz:
Zachoriab p Hees H e. No AIT for the
Uest half rf Inc southwest Quarter and she
souttwesf -IIartpg ~ IN, northwest Il uArter of
Sertton y and The southeast quarte OF the
s0utht net NJ a,ter Cf Section %, Tov nshiP ,
north ranEs g@ p. q. NJ.
lie nam the rliiowing witnesses to prove
MIS- contin -Ou- r, ,sidence upon aud cuItiye-
Eeor1e w petty Adplbert d. Hes 4, Fred
,Iick " Taft and Samuel Is. Welh 3, all ct
4 ID. HsALY, Reg ister.
First pud Oct 1898
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CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, q. T.


Notice ia hereby given that the following
named Sc tiers have hled notice cf their in
teution to make fuaI pr' OF In support of their
claims, AID that said roof will be made be-
fore after Tracy, Judge of the Proba court
in pnd for Beaver county, .. r., or 10 case ~
his aus nee chen fore +. g. Tracy, Clerk OF
said cour, al the residence of Fredrick Kraeg-
er, in the north half OF .he northwest quarter,
3, ctiol 80 ~ d the south hall of he sou hw est
quprte er Il sec ion % town north range II T.
e " ON ID cen. Der 10 1875 viz:
Amelia Homer former Amelia kraf gar, HI
No $50 for he northeast quarter section 81
town . nor h range q Et NJ
Fredlick Kraepar III T. M 5S5 for the north
hnf OF the northwest quHlter Of section 30
End the south hal" "f The southwest 3uaitef
of section "i town moth range 21 + M.
They . anne the following witnesses g prove
heir continuous rcsidence upon and cultiva-
don of said land, NiZ:
Wine So fer Anne il Homer formerly
Krgar,-Iohn fa'ewan, Chsrl,s Prescott,
G,s Roberts and Lon Roberts, al OF coin
q T..
Witnesses FIR Fredrick Kr'ege-. George
Perhds and B,njanan Rerr dS of Eng ewood,
Kans., and Gus Roberts aod Lon Roberts OF
Coin o: 4.
F.D HEALI, Reg ster.
AAl.
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.NTdGE LINE.N

To Meade. Kansas. daly--Leaves beaver
o, 700 D. N. Arrives $3.50 p. m. Carries
matt. passengers. express and light freight.
TO Euglewooj. Kansas, daily--Leaves
Beaver and Englewcod 5;30 o. ~. Arrives
Beaver and Englewood 500 p. m. Mail
passengers aud express.
10 Hsrdesty--i.saves Beaver at 900 o.
70. Monday and Friday. Arrives at Beaver
1:s0 p. NJ. Tuesday and Saturday. Mail.
klmwood TO Beaver-Arrives at Beaver at
IL M. Leaves Beaver at 200 p. IN. Mail
and passengers.
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LAND OFFICs AT woodward 0. Il

SSptouiper sOi lc 90
Notice is hereby given that the foil, wing.
named settler has flied notice of his inten
ton to make final proof in support his
clam and that, said proof will be mac &c be
fore carter tracy Judge Of the Probate court
in ana for Beaver csunty o. T. or III case
Of his absence then before +. C. Tracy clerk
Of said court st Beaver, o. T on Nov. ii,
1898, viz:
Frederick NJ curtis II T.. No AT, for
he northw west quarter of section ID TO, tns
ship north. range % L c NJ
lie names the following witnesses to pr I'VE
his continuous residence upon and culti' "a
ton, of said land viz:
Henry L. Daily and J. C Neal of Loo e.
wood, O. +. andDuglass and Philip / \.
woods of Logan, . T.
Ed HEALy, Register.
First pub. Oct Is, 1898.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
N0TICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the esta,F Cf George Ecran-
age, late OF the town # BeGveI, County OF
leaver territory of Oklahoma;
Al pCISons hav NJ claims against sara
George scranagr, eceased, are rcguirsd to
.Nhibit same with nee ssaTy vouchers, TO The
uudrr sgr, q duiy alponie1 and qna'ihed al
mini trai 7 Of said dec ased, at LIS place OF
r sid nee at Goshen, sdiana or Nith his
az mt. avid Miller Of feaVer, ok hhoma,
with four months after the frst UOlica ion
Of thi, notice, dated this goth day Of Oct A
ID, 1895,
J0HN SCRANAGE
Administ eRtor.
DYKE BaG.LINGFP
Attorney for Administrators.
First pub. oct, q, W
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Henpessey Roller Mills-God medal
for Perfection Oklahoma -four.
Kiugfsher Mllipg Co.--Gold medal
for Oklahoma four.
Oklahoma Min Co., KingGsher:-
Gold medal for Oklahoma -four.
Canadian Milling Co. Bropze medal
for Oklahoma -four
III Reno Mill & Elevator Cp.--Silve,
media for Oklahoma aonr.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
The Pre- Iideut of che Uuited States
having set apart Thursday, the 24th
day of November, 1898, as a day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer.
Therefore, In accordance with paid
proclamation and in grateful ackuowl-
rdgment to God, the giver Of all good
aud perfect gifts, for the manifold
blessings bestowed upon the Estion and
Territory daring the year now drawing
to close:
/, @. NJ. BARNES, Governor of the
Territory Of Oklahoma, do earnestly re-
quest tina, on the day so designated the
people of Oklahoma will refrain from
their usual avoca,ions and around
family alters aud within the walls Of
ediiicies dedicated to Hoy worship
unite iu prsyerful thanks and praise to
Hin for the gifts so lavishly bestowed,
As nation our offer of the lives Of
Scores of thousands of our nobiest citi>
zeuS and Of millions of treasure in hu-
manity's behalf, has been blessed with
signal victory, peace once more restored
10 our borders and the honored respect
of all nations assured
OF the noble band of brave men sen
forth from Oklahoma to battle for free
dom of the oppressed, all but one re-
turned from the bloody field Of carnage
Our Territory has had year of uu
alleged prosperity; abundantly hath th,
harvest yielded; more widely have rclig-
ious aud educaliona influences been ex
tended; commerce grows and expands
rs the days 90 by; manufacturing in
dustries prosper and are added t.; nat
ural resources ARE being developed; new
highways of travel and communication
opening up; good health vouchsalOd ou
people with freedom from The rsvage
of famine, Pestileuce aud storm whiel
makes our comnonweslth place mos
attractive and directs TO it the favorabl.
attention of all the pation.
For all these things let the peopl,
give thanks, not forgetting the poor
the needy the afflicted, the sorroSru
but extending to them aid and coufor
in the same bouutiful measure tha
blessings have been meted unto ms b.
the Master who said, "1he greatest o
all these is charity"
Done at Guthrie, this fifth day o
November, iu the year OF our Lord on
Thousand eight huudred and ninety
eight.
c. NJ. BARNES.
BY the Governor,
Wn. NJ JENKINS,
Secretary of the Territory.
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NnrIcE TO CRrn1roKs.

NOTICE TO tRFDlTORS.
In the matter OF the estate OF Thomas
Creel, late ol Roy, Beaver County, Oklahoma.
Territory, ot ceased;
Al pei suns having claims against Thomas
j. Gre, !, deceG ed, ure r quireu tia eAhlhl' the
same, with necessary NonCueTR, to the under
signed and duly appointed and qualified eN-
ecutriN OF said decsssdd, a. her pace OF resi-
dcnce ore miie south Cf Roy post ofice Bea-
Ner Counts, Oklahon reirritoiy, on or b. iore
the iirsl day March A ID, Ie!h the same be-
Ing four IN nths from q ate 4 ilr>t puhlication n
OF Tn notice, dated thls 20 h day of Oct a.
ID, 1885
CLARA II. wEsTMoRELAND
ENecutrIN.
DYKE BALLINGER
Attnr nFy for EIecutEiN.
First pub. Oct, q. sw.
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T . II NALl' INeBIbItT
First pub. NOV 10, 1893
LAND oFrIcf AT WOODWARD, OKLA,
A..f

Oct 22d, 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers ave hlcd notice OF their inten-
on to M axe final proof In support OF their
claims. and that said pl oof will tie made be-
fore Carter Tray, Judge of the Probate
Curt in md lar Beaver county, Okla
homa Terri ;ory, and in ease Of his absence
before +. Z. Tracy, Clerk of said court, at
Beaver, o. r., on december ", 1893, viz
james a kerns, H. f. No 45i for the south
haif Df the ,u'h west quarter Of secti, 26
and the south h.if Of The south-' asst quar- er uf
sec,iOn u township north range ~ + G, Nj.
And Bette 5 estr, II r. No. 2gs for the
nor h-west quar- or of The south least quarter
and the uorth ast quarter of the Southwest
quarter and the south half OF the nor:h-wes'
quarter of zee ion Iownsh p north range aS
+. T.. NJ.
They name the f flowing Witnesses TO prove
their G, ntinUous re 'i3ence upon and Gu uva-
IL of said land, viz:
Witnesses for james Kerns. James NJ
Grashem, James D. NCckolls ard Samuel i,
Kerns, all oi Gate o, t. and Fred c. Tracy,
of Beaver y. r.
Witnesses Tor Bstiie Seegor, Joel C. Murphy
cfGUe o. T. william NJ, Gabbert OF Cline q,
I , a. j Dickson and George g. Gabbert Of
q ate o. L.
+. ID. HEALY, Register
r. rst pub Nov. 10 1888.