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about leaving COM
x. The aggressive
inaugurated the bull
.ce.
osing Stocks.
do pref. .......159
St p. & ON. ... 86Is
do do pref. ....154
st. p. NJ. & M. .163
So. Pacific ...... 2lis
SO. Railway 49,. ga
do pref. ........ 34ss
Texas & Pacific. 147s
u. p. pref. ...." GAS
U. p. ID. & G.. AZ
Wabash ........,. S7s
do pref. ...,.... 2l9t
Wheel. 81 l.. E.. rs
do do pref. ... 12l4
Adams Express.10
Am. Express e.. 1874
United States 80. Al
Wells Fargo .11S
A. Cot. oil ...... 347s
do pref. ....... So
Am. Spirits $50. IA
do pref. ....... 3s
Am. Tobacco ...14OA
do pref. ...... 1873
Peoples Gas .1O21s
Cons. Gas .......194
Com. Gable Co. 40
Col. f. q IRON. 25ls
do do pref. .. rs
Gen. Electric &c. Al
Illinois Steel .... 67%
La Clede Gas 60. 50
Lead ..."........ 97ss
do pref. ....... .112
Nat. Lin. Oil go. 6
Union Pacific -. 28h
Pacific Mail 49,. 347s
Pullman Palace.18S
Silver Cert. 49,. 594
Sugar ...........14 014
do pref. ........1l415
r. c. g. Iron -. 80
u. s. Leather e. s
do pref. ....... 73h
U. s. Rubber -. 4612
do pref. 1857
West. Union -. 95ss
Northw. ....... .1S4A
do pref. ........175
81. l.. & s. W.. 51s
do pref. ........ 1874
r. G. 81 W.. %
do pref. ........ 661s
C. G. w. ........ II
Hawaiian C. Co. 2614
.ds.
No. Pac. lists. .1131sl
do IS .......... 65A
do As ......... .1OOAi
N. Y. C. & ST. l..
~ ...............lO7
Nor. & West 6s.122
con ....1411k
do deb IS .....118
0. Nav. lists. ia
,. Nav. 4s..... 1OOA
.. S. L. 6s, t.r.. 12s
.. S. l.. SIS, t. r.10715
Pacific 6s of IS. .102A
Reading As ..... Sl1s
r. G w. lists. 80. 81
81. l.. 81 Ir. NJ.
Con. IS .1CO
st. L. 81 San. f.
Gen. 6s .......120
st. p. Con ......154A
81. p. c. & p.
lists. ............120
do IS ...........117
So. Ry IS ....... 81
). n. & r. 6s. %. 67A
Tenn. new set 80. 92Ih
T. p. L. G., lists. 1O7
do Rg. 2nds.... 451z
y. p. Dag. lists. n
Wab. LIST IS ....112%
do ends ........ s9lz
w. Shore As. .10934
Va. Centuries =. 75lk
do deferred. g
VI. & o. 4s...... S0A
Y. q w. As cons. 81
:. of G. 5s. Gee. 9Ol4
do 1st inc ..... 421a
do 2nd inc. IN
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THE MORNING NEVIS SATURDAY. AUGUST %. 1895
READ DOWN.

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week GAluhS aus ~ AO'0' "'4N %AN7' ~
1897:
1898. 1897
Net receipts at all U. S.
ports for this week 80. 1857 1903
Total receipts ............S,69O,6 S3 6,645, 391
Exports for the week see. 1850 $3.50
Total exports to date 313,577 5S84,219
Stocks at U. S. ports...... 1888 76,38
Stocks at interior towns. 94,4S7 33,Ol9
Stocks at Liverpool ...... $4,000 $4,000
Stocks of American ahoat
for Great Britain ........ 1900 1000
Comparative statement of net receipts
at all the ports for the week ending Fri
day evening. Aug. 10, 1898, and for the
same week last year: =
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ones who felt timid about leaving COM
mltments outstanding. The aggressive
move In st. Paul reinaugurated the bull
movement in fun force.
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WEEKLY COTTON REPORTS.

Comparative cotton statement for the
week ending Aug. 10, 1898, and Aug 20,
1877:
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CEN. S,oh-Steady; middling. So; net re-
DC 5af Wa gross. 697; sales, 3l5; stock.
N'~ Qrleans-Quiet: middlinr IA. nor
NliU i3-' sales, 500. stock, IS, 222.
~. Quiet; middling. 5ss; net recelpts
cs5ioS7' u; sales, 30; stock. 2.SS2
..,. 10y ion--Quiet: net REGENTS 29o
'gss ao9; stock, 3.729
c. ,. '''''ils ton-Qulet; middHng. 81; net re
sross. ]: stock. ser
ceip,s % quiet mlddllng, a.; net re-
Ba.. gross a. sales. p: stock. 6623.
t.',.. ''.nore- Nominal; middling az gross
MP us; stock. s.2l.
''f"rEasy; middling. Us. gross
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by Doth Meridian III me-one city
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31
Clenr Lake Items.

Receiysd too late fer last week
We had a little shower this week, but it
soon passed over. dong but little good.
Luther aud Frank Drum are moving their
cattle over on Duck Pond this week, where
they intend to hold them until the 10th Of
April. Then Frank will take them to his
place on Sir Mile
The farmers on Duck Pond have finished
putting in their barley We hope they will
prosp per, they have gone to so much trouble.
Mr. Walker has just sin'shes putting up
his windmill, which he reports will pump
twelve barrels Of water in 90 minutes.
MIR Drums mother, who has been visits
ing him ana family this winter. took the
train at higgins for her home in Kansas
Mr.. Gardner planted his potatoes one day
this week.
Minnie Gardner, who has been visiting On
the Kiows for tho last three weeks has re-
turned bomr. SLsEPisG BEss
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Green Valley.

James Enslaed wen, 10 Ihersi the 20,h,
and did .o re.,irn nr,,, ,hr cath
} r. burst sui fanny spent Sunday at
Jss. Myers's. y
Prof Longar ard wife came home with
Aims keeu Friday and remained ur,il
Sunday e'3'
Frauk Myers and Rola Hurst took dinner
wiih sammie Maiiroot Sunday.
A. r. Henderson Of Bsffslo was a caller
at AIR. Bradshav's Wednesday
James Myers aud daughters, Edith and
Alice, went 10 liberal this week
warren Keen bas gone to Liberal sfter q
load of freight
Prof. Lopgan and wife and Alma Keen
spen, the evening Of the 18th with James
England and wife.
Frank Gieriz was married Monday even
ing, March 2lst, to Caihe Snyder Of MABEL,
Kansas. We extend congratulations.
There will he Sunda. school at the school
house the first sunday ia Arrii.
James E.gand repor's drou,h in nan
sas--or at least, he says, Il is very dry in
Liberal. 0REwS VALLEY.
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Gate Gossip.

II Jessn't .ock vers much ike farming 2
these day-
1t bill fair ,n iasi Sunasy morning. from
the way it commenced moving and hlsring.
I, be bad old blizzard, hut the cloud |,
cleared away abou, noon and the sun came
out, but the wind continued 10 blow cold
from the north.
J. c. Murphy went 10 Ashland Friday
returning Monday.
Mrs. Fred Edwards, Who has been sick
for the past ten days. is no better. She
gave birth to child en- the 18th inst, but
il only lived short time, and since then she
has been in a critical condition.
Mike Sughrue, Of Ashland. Kansas. was
the guest Of X. W Hubbard on Monday
night last
A. Dickson coutemplates moving on
the Por,e-deld place some time in the near
future.
The Willow Springs school closed on Fri>
d y last, after six mouths term with Miss
Myrie Comet as tescher.
d. N. 0verton quit the mail line Thurs
day. The posinasters along the line will
regret TO see him 60, as he makes such ex-
cellent time.
Mrs. A. NJ. Psrr vas greatly surprised on
Saturday night last by number Of her
friends coming in to spend the evening.
She had been gone several weeks sewing,
and came home that evening. aud it was
noised around by her sister that the day
before was her birthday. She was the re-
cipisnt Of several nice presents
Miss Jennie Hernsy, of Englewood, Kan-
sss. was the guest OF Mi-s Grace Kerns from
SATURDAY until Monday.
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i,,- ic,. p.vs, vha,s tho ase -
caiepdars?'
Sos we won't miss the Fourth cf in.
ly."-Puck.
Impure Bacon lis the water you
ge, a, your bnsrding-housc pure?
Egbert--No there seems to be lot
Of milk in it --Youkers Statesmen.
Iusinuative--She--f have had my
picture taken once year every year oI
my life.
He How did you manage before
photography was invented -Londoo
Judy.
Great Forehead-First Boy-My pa.
pa knows more than your papa does.
Second Boy bet he doesn't Did
you ever see my papa' His forehead
reaches down to the back Of his head -
London Tit. Bits.
Too Bad--She 1T seemed so fuppy
to-day to see young men ip overcoats
taking young ladies in to treat them to
ice cream.
He-Y-yesl Too bad l left my over
coat at hcmei-C Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31

SUMMER SEMESTER .

The Summer Semester Of the University Of
Oklahoma is new departure fora Western
College. tits especially planned for those
VINO being employed during the winter
mouths, iud II impossible to attend the reg
ular semesters, but who siill desire TO TT
themselves for better work in teaching and
the other professions. II Is also planned
for the benefit Of those already attending the
University, as il gives them chance to do n
ha,f-yesr's work, aud places graduation that
much nearer. The semester commences
May 10th and continues seventeen weeks.
All the course, VI the preparatory departs
ment are offered, and full credit given for
all courses completed. It gives every nd
vantage offered by the regular semester--a
strong faculty, thorough educational work
aud free use of library aud Laboratories
The tim, Of year is conducive to good work,
while 1t is also that portion Of the year when
living expenses can be reduced to the lowest
and most economical limit 1t is an unex-
amplsd and golden opportunity to secure a
half-year's schooling in q recognized hieh-
grade institution at little expense aud under
most favorable conditions.
Write at once for further and full psrtic-
ulars to the President.
DAVID r. BoyD,
NORMAN, OKLA.
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CONSOLIDATED.
LAND OFFICE At WOODWARD, o. T. |
March lssS

.
March 1895
Motto. 10 hereby given tha' the following
nan ed settlers have flied notice of their int.
tion to max. final proof in support Of their
c;airis, ~ that said rtoi will be made he
fore Carter Ira y. Judge Of the Pr''ba ,gurt
IN nnd for Beaver county, D. r.. and in case
NJ his absence. then before y. c. Tgary. Clerk
of said Court, at Beaver, Oklahoma Territory
on april 81, lss)e viz
Frank p. Madison, II. f. No 4i6, for the
east half OF the southeast quarter Of section 10,
and the west hatf of the south est quarter of
section II. township z tn. range q Il g. NJ.
Add William Pieratt for The heirs OF Eliza
Ellen Pieratt. deceased, II. Il. No, 6o2, for the
northwe quarter OF section III, township 5
north, range "a f. G. NJ.
fhcy rame the following Witnesses ~ prove
their continuous residence upon and cu,tiva-
tion # said land, iz
VIII resses for Frank p Maiisn: Thomas
]. Juiy, of Riverside, o. T Charles NJ Bird
sail, = Custer, -. r.; Chares i. &els, OF
Bin. grass, o. T.; a Richard Bor n, oi
Custer .. T.
Witnesses for wiilism Pierat, for the heirs
OF Eliza Ellen Heratt, dec. asef: Go dm an
Simons, @. of Gate, o. T.; Joeph Whitaker
ni Com, o. r.. Ch,ries Be-be. OF Beaver, .,
T.; and George Longp,.re of Gaze, o. T.
=. d. HEAL,Y Register.
Fhs. pub March IL. 1888
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NORMAN, OKLA

We call the especial attention of all
our readers interested in tree planting
and fruit culture to- the unusually liberal
offer of tbs Arkansas Valley Nurseries of
Sedgwick. Kansas. which will be found
elsewhere in this issue. They are relia-
BILE peeple and make this special offer
only 10 introduce their stock in this vi
cinity. Orders should be sent them
withou delay. If
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31
STAGE LINES.

TO Meade, Kansas, daily-Leaves Beaver
at 500 n. m. Arrives $3.50 p. m. Carries
mail. passengers. express and light freight.
To Englewood, Kansas, daily-Lesves
Beaver and Englewood $3.50 a. IN. Arrives
Beaver and Englewood 500 p. m. Mail,
passengers and express.
10 Hardesty-Leaves Beaver at 600 a.
m. Monday and Friday. Arrives at Beaver
1880 p. m. Tuesday and Saturday. Mail.
Elmwood 10 Besver--Arrives at Beaver at
IL m. Leaves Beaver at 200 p. IN. Mail
and passenger
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LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, OK,
Nar.,h N tQlQ

Notice is hereby given that the following
10 M, m.I ,,n.I ,,r"of in snnrort n. IN c,ai,n
and that said prof will b. made t ore Carter
Ira y, Judge Of the Probate Confs in and lor
Sbsence then be fore +. G. TracJ. clerk ~ said
court, at feayer, Okla. en- April rs ISIS, viz:
Cisobil i.uikart, ~ Il. No. 1850, for the
and east ha OF tn 8 uthw.st quarter, AID
the northwest guurter Of the southeast quarter
o. section 10, township 4 north, range % +.
g NJ
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
John T. Crawmer. Samuel b. Weir. Peter
Ryerson and Robert McFar and, all of Bea-
yer, o. 4.
i. ID. HEALY, Register.
First pub. March II, 1898.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31

AT Englewood. Kansas. has n nice 10
Of alfalfa seed for sale.

At Euglewood. Kansas. has nice lot
Of alfalfa seed for sale.
Jo. Edwards is back again in Meade
county. lie has been at Pinsville, Mis-.
souri, for the past six mon,hs.--Meade
Globe.
Elder and Mira Bentley were visitors
in the city over Sunday, and heard Rev
Mr. Bees farewell sermon Sunday eve.
ming The Elder says fishing is good in
his couniry.-Ashand Clipper.
Through oversight last week the Her.
sld published personal note concerning
j. Thomas Of Woodward, without giving
credit 10 he Woodward Bulletin from
which paper the article was clipped.
The Christian Endeasor services far
Sa'u.ia, evening April 2, will be led by
Mrs. Myrtle Bapsley. Topic--"The
srsce Of hospitality" Gen. Is. 10;
Heh. l3. 2. Meeting opens at 7.30 pm.
Daniel Snider, OF Ashlsod Kansas,
was in Beaver last week and while in
town called at the Herald of' ce to see
|. s Drummond. with whom he had
formed an acquaintance ct Ashland
Years ago.
Mr.. Ebert II. Rice, of Winsvicw
Blaine county, Oklahoma, and Miss
Ruth a. Counet, Of this county, were
united in marriage on Sunday March 90,
1898, Rev. A. Conne', father o. the
bride, oinciatire.
Mr.. Jss' Sinclair and Miss. Ne,ia
Rushing wr- Joined ia wsdlcck on Sun
day, March i3. 1928. The marriage
ceremonies were performed by Rev. 4.
Conse'. A large number Of guests were
present and Gid ample justice to boun.
tiful dinner.
Married: At the residence of Mr.
w, K. Snidsr miles northwest of Lilo.
eral, on the evening of March 81, 1898,
Miss Clarissa (Cailie) Suider and Mr..
Frank y. Gi,rz were united 10 the holy
bonds Of matrimouy. Probate Judge
A. rvmpleton officiating, = Liberal News.
The Meade Globe states that Rev.
Volaw, for sewers years pastor Of the
NJ +. cba,rh I Mead has heen trans
icrd hy conference e. !,css,un. Mr..
| V.ian rs scl! i..d y, Meade where he
has been tor u numhcr of years, aud his
Friends there will be sorry To see him
leave
The Ashland Clipper says: The
cases against montgomery and Mitchell
were se' for NJ nday morning and they
were u"der bc",is 10 appear at .hst time.
The coroner 5'i'g engaged with his in
QUESTION, the eases were not called iill
afternoon. About one O'Clock or after,
Mitchell deib' rstely mounted his horse
sId departed for parts unknown. Mor',
pom ny wss bonpd over to the district
conrt in oIe case pDd discharged in au-
other
The eases against Mp,neiI were COO.
timed awaiting further develon,u en,s.
LiTER:-Oo Wednesday, sighi
ii'ri'e'l 'e'nrned home and Thursdsy
aorf'ge dr,rsrea 'i'self TO the sheriff
81 siye bond for ppearapce at the
i. .st -. vi dizsrc UT.
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION.
CON soLIpATxD.

CONSOLIDATED.
LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, OKLA.
February %, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have nled notice OF their inten.
on to make fnal proof in support OF their
claims. snd that said proof will be made be-
fore carter Tracy, Judge Of the Probate
G urt IN md Jor Beaver county, okls-
h ma rerri ory. nd in cess II his absence
befor- +. e. Tracy. Cl rk of said court, at
Beaver, .. T., ON April IS, lsss, viz:
Ge.fse Rsdsmer, II. Il. No 1886, for the
south half OF the southwest qua ter o. SET ion
5, AID The north half OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section TO- township north, rang 70
&c. NJ.
EDITH Zerhy, II. E No. 1906, for the east
half OF he southeast quarter, nrd southwest
quarter Of m southeast quartcr OF section II /,
and the northwest quarter Of he southwest
quarter Q sectien ls, township north. range
- Il. & NJ.
Tn name the following Witnesses TO prove
their cont nuous resi1snce upon and Gu ava
tton - said lasd viz;
Witne ses for G.' rye Rsdemer: Rober. G.
Dnnlop, Ne~fnu Picket Jacob R-demer and
George w Walker, all nf Cl.sr Lake, q. U
Witnesses 4 = Edith Zerby: John j. Fnl-
ke,son. Geo. II Merchant. Rernard II. Lem.
ert and l.. Smith, all OF Paladcra, O. T.
4. ID. HEALY, Register.
First pub March 8. 1893
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31
NEWS IN LETTERS.
Cline CIinkers.

A light snow Sunday morning.
A girl baby was horn 10 hlr. and Mrs.
Norval Earl, March 10, 1898
VIM. Gabbert went to Ashland, Kansas,
one DAY last week
Miss Bernie Over was confined te her bed
several days last week with wbooping cough.
Miss Ruth Comet aud Mr.. Ebert Rice
we're married nj the home Of the bride, Sun.
day, M.rch %. 1885,. Rev. Counet officia,-
ing A number Of guests were present
All wished the newly married couple much
happiness in itw married life.
Quite numher of men have been working
the roads this week. FiSIs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31
OF Local Interest.

&c. Nea, and wife Of the Kiowa
were IA town las, week.
Walter Fletcher. Of Ashlasi, Ksnsas.
was In Beaver Msndsy,
Wm. Quinn has returned home from,
Coin, where he has been teaching.
A boy child was born 10 Mr.. aud Mrs.
Hiram PscLha on Saturday, March 20.
Mrs II. Il. Loofbourrow. who has
been quite sick. is reported 10 be slowly
imprevins.
Tracy Small and A. NJ, Ashford. Of
MArysville. Mo-. are IN Beaver looking
TOR location 10 settle.
Mike Sughrue. OF Ashland, Kansas.
sheriff OF Clark couu'y. was in Beaver
wednesday on business.
lsGios' Fine Shoes.
have the largest line Of latest styles
Of ladies fine shoes ever brought to Lii
ernl. CHAS. SUMMERS.
A horse owned by o D. Smith got n
pi,chfork tine run into its shoulder las
Friday. Fortunately the fork did not
penetrate the bone and the animal Is all
wight again.
srsil Fruits.
Anyone wanting strawberry. goose,
berry or raspberry plants for setting this
spring can get the best Of joe II. Carter,
at Alpine. Prices reasonable.
q. l.. DrumnopI. of Hardesty. wa,
yecently appointed as U S court com
missioner. TO succeed II Il. Quinn who
held the position before his remova
from that place. ~
The residence ~ Hiram Peckhan
caught fire late Friday evening The
flames originated in the llue which wal
defective. Luckily tue fire was soor
discov r,d and n,t NJ oc!oe doing
much iasiasr.
Saddles.
The r. Durknnrt. she 5. g. Csllnp
Frazier, the r. A. Menca makes. Ais,
eastern made Saddles at
CHAS. SUMMERS Liberal.
II Is announced that there will he ;
horse race nesr Frank L.nghrlp's OF
monday next Til. race will he betwee
Nash Nns,cds morse. Dick " aud Chss
Keddick's bor.e, Silver Heels." Chris
tophtI P,ain viii also put his horse OF
she track against one owned hy II. ID
Neese.
NOTICE.
All par,ie Inhibited TO me for good
or ases.icai attendance mist pay up be-
fore April ] st l need the nancy anC
r>ust have IL.
j. II. LISEL>.
En Ear - reported there were were fiv,
appiiesais for common school diploma
in The eo..i, lis Year. The following
Ln,ned pu .'ils. 81 ~ Cline. took. the pu
pills exsminstion held o. he ci'h an.
2slb insf Keale J. Carr Loa StanleT :
Misses l.,liie D7 - '.ri G.h'--r, rt
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A. T. 6 s. F. R'Y co.

This Santa Fe Route runs the latest i'm
| pr we'd .qu, ment that Is known, on its Pass
enger Trains.
| gage Checked t. destination,
tor routes. rat 8, time tables. or any other
| W. j. Black, G. p. y T. A., Topeka. Kansas. ).
FRANK j. LABkS, Agvns.
| Engewuod, Kansas. 3
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31
NOTICE.

All shareholders OF the Beaver Loan
and Investment Company are hereby no
titled that an assessment Of 80 cents per
share has been made against stock Ia
said company. and that The same ia due
April ist 1898, and should be paid in to
] Z, George. treasurer of said company.
]. c. HepeE, Pres.
{. B. WrIn, sec'y.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31

Cross on lett sidc and hip. Far marie,
crop a-d and-rsnpe lett ear, and undI rtii
righ. ear Range on B.svcr ara Cimarron,
70 win paw $500 reward for mfcrmnt.on
inst VIII convict any Party ct parties of XIII
X. X. PxRRy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31

A good secondhand No. . cock store
for sale cheap. Inquire at tins office.
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Nursery Stock at Wholesale!

!, Why buy your NG,ssry s ock rom
! agent de ~, thus bein fore 10
: ,sf exorbitant prices? Bu, direc from
8 tn. growers at VIII. ,esale prices and
5 save all de. Ger tr agei ts' pr fits
Can yuu save mansy ty duiug s07 Well
{ resh tn. following and say nr oursel;:
) In order to irtr0duc- our arse line
s nf choice nursery st tk l. IN . vic nifty
we Ri II fer limit 4 ime al the fOl-
s lowiug order, which u ECU az pric
s would be:
I 100 Peach trees, 2 fl, loo so 90
: 100 Apricot trees. 4" - 10 90
8 o EARLY Ohio Grapes, 81 6 90
? H6rdy Perpetual Roses, 90
= 2 Everblooming Altheas, 2 90
Z $40 90 ]
s This entire order or trial shipment
) will b. send FIR $500, cash 10 accom-
! psny ~ der, y: TN receipt 81 81, balance
= G. u. ID. Tris stock Is fine and thrifty,
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31

Let me. while think of II, tell q re>
lation story told me by the new Con.
gresham from Ohio" writes IA Cabs
net Members Wife," giving her "Ipner
Experiences, in the April Ladies'
Hsme Journal. This is his first tarm
IN Congress When he and his wife
came to Washington carly in October
,hev brought along an elderly aunt of
his wife's for visit before the season
hegan, as she was too deaf to enjoy So
ciety. One day he took the old lady out
To drive In high, open vehicle. called
here a trap. His wife was unable 10 40
al the last momert. So the aunt mounted
behind. and he in front. as he drove
himself Being new Ia the place they
had hardly any aoquaintances. Greatly
TO his astonishmen, in a short time. as
they drove along. neple began to bow to
him from every side. He said that for
one short moment he saw himself a great
man. but at the same tire his surprise
increased, until he turned around To ex>
PRESS his as,onishmsnt to his Aunt Pris>
ella, even If he had TO shout. and in
turning. the mystery of the bows was
solved-,hc old lady sat bolt upright.
sound asleep with her head fallen for.
ward. Every lurcb of the vehicle bowed
her head, and the people along the
streets were only returning what they
took TO be her salutations. lie spoke TO
her. bn, she could not hear. so he turned
abont ard drove home When he Stop
ned In front Of the house she wakened
up. and was mortified to death"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31
NOTICE.

All par,is Indebted 10 me for goods
or ases.ical attendance mist pay up be-
fore April ] st l need the money and
rAust have IL.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31

En far ss reported there were were five
applicants for common school diplomas
in The ro.ai, his Year. The following
Lnned pu.ils. 81 ~ Cline. took. the pu-
pills exsminstion held ~ ii'r ci'h and
xilb insf Keals j. Carr, Loa StanleT
Misses .llie % - 81 G.ti-.ri ~ +
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-03-31

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