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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15
Increase OF Gold.

hausas city Journal.
Director Roberts estimates, from
the latest figures of the years mining,
that there will be an increase of about
$50, 900 in the yield Of the South
African gold fields, which will carry
the total well past $50, ,ooo, 900 for
that part of the world. A growth of
more than $40 ooo,o is indicated
in Australia, and in the Dominion of
Canada, which means the Klonbike
region and British Columbis, there
will be an increase of perhaps IS, 500.
600 or 50, 1000, 900 over the record OF
1897. In the United States the gain
is expected to prove about S. ,ooo, 900
nearly all of which will be in Colo
RADIO.
1t is quite possible that the in
crea"ad gold yield of other countries
from which no recent statistics have
been obtained, will carry the total for
the year above saoo,ooo 900. IL is
sure to exceed saSo, 900, 900. Allow
ing for the use of gold in the arts,
that indicates an addition 20 the gold
stock of the world available as money
which will hardly fall below $4,000
900. 10 other tel ms, the addition tC
the worlds gold reserves will be NOR,
than percent. Iu the face OF these
figures the absurdity of the argu-
ment that the purpose Of the golc
standard is 70 contract the volume OF
money and correspondipgly depres'
values OF all other commodities i
plainly apparent.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

Wellington Mai: A very amusing
incinent happened on the mixed train
from Wichita to Englewood one day
last week that will not pass by unnoticed.
1t isu,t n the order of things that such
trains should travel very rapidly and
sometimes there is considerable growl-
ing among the traffic. Are we most
there, conductor" ask ed nervous man
for the hundredth time. "Remember
my wife is sick and am anxious" We
will get there on timc, replied the con-
ductor stolidly. Half an hour later
the nervous man approached hiu. again.
Il guess she's dead now said be
mourniully, "but Id give you some
thing extra if you could manage to catch
up with the funeral Maybe she won't
be so decomposed but what | could rec
ognizc her" The conductor growled
at him and he subsided. "CoDductor,"
said he, after an hours silence, "if the
wind isn't dead ahead | wish you would
put on some steam. I'd like to see where
my wife is buried before the tombstone
crumbles to pieces. Put yourself in my
place for n moment" The conductor
shook him of and he relapsed into pro,
found melancholy. IL say, you CON
ductor," said he, after long pause, 81
have got note coming due in three
months. Can't you fix it so as 10 rattle
along a little" IF you come near me
again I'll knock you down." snorted the
conductor savagcly. The nervous man
regarded him sadly and went to his
seat. Two hours later the conductor
saw him chatting gayly and laughing
heartily with a brother victim and ap--
preached him. "Don't feel SO badly
about your wife's death2' "Time heals
all wounds,' sighed the nervous man.
"And you are not so particular about
the note?" sneered the cunducto tor
"Not now. That's all right. I've been
figuring up and find the note has been
outlawcd since l spoke to yoa last"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

The following article regarding
Galloway cattle was prepared dy D.
McCrae, of Guelph, Canada:
"This hardy breed of beef cattle
are doing well in America. They
have not had the boom that has dis
tipguished the pale-faced Herefords,
nor yet the wide spread trial that has
been given the popular Shorthorns.
They have had nothing to excel the
the smooth finished shorn specimens
of their black cousins, Aberdeens-
Angus, who have a well deserved
reputation; but they have made
good substantial profits fyr those
handling them and they are becoming
yearly more popular, both on Eastern
farm aud Western ranch. They have
fair records for butter IN dairy dis
triCts aud have at the shambles paid
their purchasers better than any 9th
-r. Where they have been tried on
Western ranches they have done
spleudidly. Hardy and active, they
roam far and wide for food and water
and if these he scarce will feed on
plants despised by other bure breeds
Prolific and good mothers, they raise
a large percentage of calves and herd
together more closely than any other
breed. On the farms in the East,
they have made good progress and
have paid their owners good profits.
At the fall fairs. in point of mum bers,
in the showing and in the excellence
of exhibit; they usually stand second
only to the popular Storthorns. In
the feed lot they are already de-
horned and can be herded together
like sheep, a nd for forced feeding in
loose boxes they are found to be es-
pecially well suited.
The quality of Galloway beef is q
feature that the breeders have never
brought to the front as they should
have done, They put the very besI
mar bled beef on the most valuable
parts, Quality is becoming a point
more and more noticed and valued
Recently at the Christmas show of
the Smithfeld club, of London, Eng
land, the directors made pew de-
parture and offered prizes for The
best and most valuable carcass o.
beef. In the ring, Judging for th'
sweepstakes, the Galloway entries
alive were hardly looked at-th'
cross bred Shorthorn Galloway blu,
gray steer ran neck and neck for frs
place, but the real Galloways hardl!
got the second glance from the judges
The same animals, when killed auG
hung up, captured four out Of fiv,
prizes offered Galloway beef is o
the best quality They are not as
smooth as the Aberdeen-Angus, no
as massive as the Shorthorns, bu
they kill better than either and oil
) the table are lecond to none"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

LAND OFFICE AT w, )oDwARD,O, T.

LAND OFFICE AT w, )oDwARD,O, T.
No vember 2l 1898.
Notice is hereby given tn, Il The fol wing
named settlers have FLED not ice Of their inten-
ton to make final proof in support of their
claims, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore Carter Tracy, Judge of Il le Probate Court
in and for Beaver county, o. L. and in case OF
his absence then before +. G.. Tracy, clerk OF
said court at Beaver, o. t., on Dee. 30, 1893,
VIZ:
Louisa A. Cofrey II T.. No. 500 for the south
east quarter of the northeast quarter and the
east half of the southeast quarter and the
southwest quarter of the sou thea quarter OF
section 81 township north, range % T. c. NJ Z.
and Thomas G. Murdock, II. +. No. sos for the
southeast quarter of the sol 'theast quarter
and the west half of the sol Iheast quarter
of section 30 and the northeas quarter of the
northeast quarter of 7ectio n 81 township 3
north, range % +. c. NJ.
They name the following wi tnesses to prove
their continuous residence pom and cultiva-
tion of, said land, viz
william p. Evans, of River ,ide and Cyrus
A. Allen Eben II Cofley, 4 holnas C. Muir
dock aud Louisa A. CDffey all of Beaver. o. T.
f. ID. HEALY Register.
First pub, Nov. %.
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Land once at Woodward o. T

Ocb. slsty lnpc.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlers have iiied notice OF their in.
ten ion To make final proof in support OF their
claims, and that said proof will he made be-.
fire the Register ana Receiver Z, S. Land
ONCE at v oodwaId y. T., OH December l7th
IslS, Viz:
Charley sullivan II No 1873 for the south.
+" e... quarter OF the south-west quarter of
s. ciiOn 2n and the east half OF the southeast
quar- er aud the southwest quarter OF the
sou h east quarter Hi section 26 township
horth range ~ r. L NJ ,End
Edwmd W. Perkins ii Il No 75i, far the
north half of the southeast quarter and the
north hsil of the southwest quarter of section
y township north range 26 T. CM,
They name the iol owing witnesses to rove
their continuous residences upon and Gu tiva.
tion Of, said iai ds, viz:
Witnesses for Charley Sullivan-Mell
strong, Forest q, Perkins, Bert strong and
Edward W. Perkins, and for Edward w. Per-
kins, Bert strong, Nell Strong, Forest O.,
Perkins aud Charley sullivan and the posi-
office ADDRESS of AL these witnesses Is Benton,
Oklahoma territory.
y ID, HEaLY, REGISTER.
First published November 10th, lss,s.
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The New York Herald saws:


Efforts to prevent Brigham M.
Roberts, representative. e.elect from
Utah, from taking his seat in the fif-
ty-sixth congress because he Is po-
lygamist and advocates that doctrine
of the Mormon church, is to have the
organized support Of hundreds oi
thousands of women in the United
States. The initial woman's move
ment is to take form in this city at a
meeting of the womsns' board OF
Home Mission on December 90.
There are a hundred thousand
members of the Presbytery Home
Mission alone in the United States
The Home Mission societies Of tn,
Congregational and Baptist churches
are preparing to make a similar cam
paign against Roberts and the wom-
ems societies of other denomination s
are becoming interested in the fight
1t is in intended that all shall CO.
operate.
The congregational home mission
ary society will take the matter up a
a meeting to be held at the St. Denni
hotel In January.
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LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, o. t.


Notice is hereby hat the ioll ow-named set
tiers have filed notice of the + intention to
make final pr of in support OF their C aims
and that said proof win be mad before Car
ter racy, Judge of the Probate Court in and
for Beaver county, Oklahoma Territory and
in case of his absence then befc re II. G.. Tracy
clerk OF said court, at beaver, Oklahoma, on
Decemer 30. 1885, viz:
William +. Evans, II. 4. No. 12s for the
porth half OF the northeast quart and the
southeast quarter of the nor heast qu arter
and the northeast quarter of the north west
quarter al section II, township 4 north, range
- +, &. NJ. aud
cyrus A. Allen, II. +. No. $50 for the n orth
half OF the northwest quar- er and The north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter of sec
tiou aS and the southeast quarter of the sa'u, h
" est quarter of section IA township 4 II orth
range "a, f NJ
They name the following witnesses 10
prove their cont nuous residence upon and
cultivation of said lands.
Eben X Coffey, Thomas c. Murdock. Lou
isa A. Cofiey, and Cyrus A Allen all of Pea
yer .. T. and William p. Evans, OF Riverside
o. L,
f. ID. HEALy, Register.
First pub. Nov. "a
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LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, o. T.

November, IN, lS9S.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their in
tentiou 10 make final proof in support OF their
claims and that said proof will be made before
William +. Harm, Clerk of the Dis rict court
OF the 4th Judicial district i'm and for Beaver
county o. Il. or in case of his absence then
before j. G, Hodge his deputy at Beaver, Ok
Ty. on January 3. 1879 viz:
VIII lam J. spencer II. L. No 1927 for lot 5
aud the sou uiheast quarter of The northwest
quarter and the lortheast quarter d the south
west quarter and the north west quarter OF
the south east quarter of section township 2
north, range ~ r.. @. NJ, and also
Mitchell A. Mootz ii. T., No. 1855, for lot Q
section tow nship north, range 20 T.. C. NJ.
and the east haif of the southeast quarter of
section and the northeast quarter Cf the
north east quarter of section township 9
north, range 10 Il. c. NJ
They name the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and cul iva
ton of said land, viz
William j. Spencer James III. Dadismal
john Burns, Samuel Mann and Mitcueli A 4.
MootZ all of Grand Valley, o. T.
II. ID HEALY, Register.
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cold weather. lnsll cases the ,aitle
should have good care and feed for
some days afier dipping. Driving
on dusy roais is II chief cause of III
jury to the eycS.
The results ot trials hy the Station
e inocu aiIrg northern cattle with
blool of southern cattle were unsHtis.
fac'ory. In m st cases they con
,racted southern or Texas fev,r
sometimes with f,th ELECTS. The
Indications are tlmt The cattle rerov-
ering were At least partially immun,
but the apparent in,bi i,y to control
results with our present. knowledg ~
makes 1t not a lvlsible to recommend
this method Of preventing loss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15
NEWS OF THE VICINITY

John Savage. of Bepton. was in town
last week.
II is teported that there several cases
of small pox at Stroud.
u
In Beaver on business Monday.
Hi, osI;ho,,l K.,s.. w.. ,
R..vs, visitor rho frs, of ,hs vsst
n
IT s;m,.o, -. n.,,;., nil
he in Bosyer early in January. Watch
,the HRa AID for dates later.
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ws,
"''' W., Dru~mooa VIII start 'or
Emu '0uay, a'.er . pleasant Wis" Win
'''N' " ~
e a'e"P' VI '"' oerna" he''n''
''s :" P'e'e". 'he importation OF amer
'0a" sausage mas oeen protested oy Oh''
''As' P''A P'cAe
q. o. Tannehill, Newton Pickett and
" W. pun'oP' u o'eaf LAKE. were 10
'o"a ue'''y' iney TOOK Sd'an'sge
o' 'ne SUI" anu roos 10 town on
"e'so'
The topic OF the lesaon OF the Chris
titan Endeavor society for Saturday
N"Jo' ou'
-. -
'ards are out announcing tue mar
I''Se VI "SS r'0'enee 'N'"ne' 20 Nnas
" o'o"" " '"Ao'P'aoe u '"e N"''s''St
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ho'o' +" 4.oo P ". 'na'' f. means
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15
STAGE LINEN.

To Meade, Kansas, daily-Lcaves Beaver
At TOO q. IN. Arrives $3.50 p. m. Carries
mail. passengers, express and light freight.
To Englewood, Kansas, daily-Leaves
Beaver aud Englewood $50 a. IN. Arrives
HEAVIER and Englewood 500 p. IN. Msil,
passengers and express.
To Hsrdesty--LeAves Beaver at GOO q.
IN. Monday and Friday. Arrives At Beaver
1880 p. IN. Tuesday and Saturday. Mail.
Elmwood TO Besver--Arrives at Beaver al
leu Leaves Beaver at 200 p. m. Mai
sand passengers.
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CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAsD OFFICE AT W WeoDwARD, .. T.

pGlbDtT, lobo.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have flea notice of their in
teution to make final PR OF in support of their
claims and that said proof will be made be-
fore taiter Tracy, Judge of the Proba'e Court
in and for Beaver county, q. T., or In case OF
his absenca then before i. e. Tracy, Clerk OF
said court es the residence Of Fredrick kraeg-
er, in the north half OF he northwest quarter,
srction 81 aud the south halt OF The sou h-wesl
quarter of sec ion 20 town north range - r
NJ on Dpcen. Der 10 1898 viz:
Amelia Homan, formerly Amelia kraeRer, n
K No $50 fog he northeast quart section "a
town 0 nor h range q &c NJ
Friedrich Kraeeer. X + ", 5s3 for the norlh
half of the northwest quarter Of section "a
and the south half OF the southwest quarsei
OF section Is town noith range q q NJ.
They name the following witnesses tn prOvs
their continnous residence upon and cuitiya-
ton of said land, viz:
Witnesses for Amelia Homan formerly
Kreager John Bateman, Charles Prescott
Gus Roberts and Lon Roberts, all OF Coin
.. r.
Witnesses fer Friedrich Rraeger.-GeOrgl
Reruds and Benjaman ReDends of Englewood
Kans., and August q. RObes aud Lon Rob
erts Of Coin .: Il.
II. u. HEALY, Register.
Ef,,, n,,A NJ.
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First pub. Nov 10, 1s9S
LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, OKLA,
n.t tsus

Ocp. Ssu, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have fled notice OF their inten-
, tion to make final proof in support OF their
claims. and that said proof will be made be-
fore Carter Tracy, Judge Of the Probate
Court in and for Beaver county, Okla
homa Territory and in case Of his absence
Beaver, o. T., on December IL, 1898, viz:
James n. Kerns, II. f. No, Al for the south
half Of the southwest quarter Of section 26
and the south hall of the south-' asst quarter Of
section al township north range d +. G, NJ.
And Bette Ssegor, II j., No. 22 for the
nori ih-west quarter OF the south-east quarter
aud the northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter and the south half OF the northwest
quarter Of sec ion township north range zS
T.. q. NJ.
They name the following Witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and Gu tiva-
ton of said land, viz:
Witnesses for James II Kerns, James M
Grashem, James D. NCckols and Samuel p
Kerns, all OF Gate o, I. and Fred Z. Tracy
of Beaver .. T.
Witnesses for Bette Seegor, Joel C. Murphy
of GATE o. T. william NJ, Gabbeit of Cline q,
T., A. j Dickson and George q. Gabbert OF
Gate o. I.
+. d. HEALY, Register.
First pub Nov. 10 1895.
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Land Office at Woodward o. #

Notice is hereby siven that The n iwing
named seth rs Lave riled notice of IN, IN in
tention 10 make final proofin support Of their
clsims; and that laid proofs will he made be
lore the Re istr and Ree iv.r u. ). Land
olnes AZ woodward u. T., Ou december 18th,
lSslS Niz:
+ rest Grant Perkins, II T. No ra5l for the
south half OF he southeast quarter OF section
Al aud the north halfoi the nor;h. asst quarter
ses lon ~ loWhshlp ID, rth range - + NJ.
Is. IT Strong, ii + M las or The south half
- The southwest quarter OF seciion "a, aud
the south half of the souih-eas qaarier ~
section Si. township Dor,h range 70 T. L M
lheN name the foil, wing wi uessss to Ho, =
Their continuous residenee upon and cuniya.
ii. n of said lands. viz:
Witnesses for Forest Grant Perkins.-pert
SiWng. Nell streng, harley sullivan and
fdwad W. Perkins, and tLS ~itnesse, ir
lh II str ny are Edward W, Perkins Charley
SUN an, Nell ST ong q Firest O. PerkinS
a'd the post Once address of all Of these wit.
ness . Is BENT no.. 4.
y ID, HEAI.Y. R"eis'sr
Flr-t published Nov ~ H. ls.is
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Robert Kerr, a relative Of Robert
Mcfarland, ltft Monday morning for
Dallas, Texas, where he will spcrd sew
al months al hi. old home. He has
taken claim on The Beaver river aud
will he back in The spring
A. T. Holmes aud J. c. Scrnggiu,
live Ho,k commission men OF Kansas
City are here this week looking after
their cnttl" loans. I, il said that there
has been s"me crooked work going ou in
cattle circles - Ashland Clipper.
The memorial services which were
to Ice held at the Presbyterian church
Sunday were postponed owing to the
iuciemeucy of the weather. Ths ser,
vices will be held some time in the fu-
turc, Enough no date has been desig-
mated,
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Liquor License Rotice.
G. B. ALLEN

Notice is hereby given that Harry McCool
has filed an application for license to sell
malt, vinous and spurious liquors in the
twelve months, beginning December 23d,
1888, and that unless remonstrance in writ
ing be filed in this office prior to December
23d, 1898 said license will be granted
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of December, 1925.
F. S. DRUMMoND,
2w County Clerk
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Mssuisetur,r's rs,. Brsses, San Street, hsssser.
LAND OFFICE AT woooDv,ARD. o. T.

NOV. IL, lS!N.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inteaiion
to make fual proof in support OF his claim,
and that 2nid proof will be IL ;,de before Reg.
ister and Receiver of u. \, Land ONCE at
Woodward o. T., on Dec. 27, ls''S, viz.
Leandre Huret, H. +. No 196, for he lots
west quarter, and the south west quarter of
the nCrts-east quarter of sect ion township 3
north range 2s Il,
He names the following W illnesses to p-ovc
his continuous residence VI on and cuitiva-
tion of, said land, viz:
Albert II. Laverty, Jacob o. Miles, John
F. Over and Edwin Laverty, all of Cline .. t.
+. ID. HI Ally, Register.
First pud. Nov. II, 1898
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Notice.

Notice.
All persons are hereby warned under
penalty Of the law no, to skin any cattle
belonging to me, nor handle any hides
bearing my brand, nuless purchased Of
me, or some peisuu in my eup'oJ.
n3l Am FRFD TAINToR
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FIJI ST pub. Nov. 10, 1898
LAND OFFICE AT wooDwARD.o.T

Oct, AIst lsiS
Notice is hereby given that The following =
named settlers have filed notice oi.their inten
tioD To make final proof in support of TIN ir
claims ana that said proof will be,made beiere
Register & Receiver U, s. Land Office at
Woodward o r, on Dec. 2Oth, 1898, viz.
Amy A. Cox. widow of Willism ii. Cox de-
ceased, II T. No. 3ii Tor the southeast quart
er Of section "a township north range q X.
and,
Amy A, Cox H. f. No 3s3, for the east h alf
of thenorth east quarter Of section "a and the
west hall of norh-we quarter Of section IS
township north range - f.
They name the follow ing witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
on of said land VIZ;
Chas W Banks, Denver Hardestv, ii. Percy
Stevens and Frank Wentworth all OF IvauhCe
Okla,
Ed HEALY. Register.
Iirst nuh Nov No 1slS
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15
AUCTION SALE OF BLACK
POLLED BULLS.

will sell at auction at Meade on
Friday, December Both, 3 head of
Black PJIled Bulls consisting of calves
and yearliogs ] pure and up.
Time will be given, if desired, On
good paper. Sale 10 commence at high
tweylc.
@ r. ALLEN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15
A. r. & 5. F. R'Y co.

Ths santa - Route runs the latest i'm
sr we'd -,llipnicut that Is known, on It's Pass
niger fraine.
upon rickrtss III to all poinis, and Tag
.gugs Checked t. dretinatitn,
: For rut :, r1t =, tine tables or any o;hor
iinf 'rmation, apply ~ the un,'crsivned ~ -
W. !. Bsatk G.. 2. ct. A, Topeka, Kansas.
Il JANks, Agent,
Englcwu,d, knnsse.