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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

trzymala swoja luba coreczk'e7
ma Ionic, musial jej Bertrand
Spiewat hymny lacihskie,
kt6rych sic nalczyl " klasz-
tore, a matka siostra
przysluchiwa}y sic nv :
prawdziwie pobo&na rozkosza.
Czesto i'm sp;ewa}, chocisz
90 to ME proszono, m6wi]::
- Teraz wlasnie zakonnicy
W St. Malo spiewaja ten
piekhy hyna; gdybym byl 2
z mimi, jakzebym chetnie
pomaga} i'm spIewat! OBJ
wiedzisz ich ma przyszle lato-
m6wi}a mt wtenczas malka, q
on jej ma to: = Ach, gdyby
TO juz lato bylo!l
PIEKNY WiECZ0R ZYCIA
HIRLANDY.
H;rlanda przebyia zwyclez-
30 najciezsze duswiadczenla
ludzkie, i ozdcbiona wawrzy-
nowym wiehcem bohaterki
chrzesciahskiej. Ale jej uysoc
ka cnota i zupelne zdanie sic
ma wole BOA napelni}y Gala
iej istote taxa %ujmujaca ME-
biah5ka pieknoscia, re kazdy,
CO ia widzial, uwazai ia "a
uwielbion9 istote Boza,
Sam Artus, kt6rv ia szcze~
re kochal, nie mniej mia]
! ola niej W SVEN sercu sza-
cunku i czci, co mi|osci, a
| jezeli kiedy dawne namlet-
nosci w MIN sic odzywa}y dc
popeInienia nicsprawiedliwo
Sci popychaly, to iedno
sl6wko Hirlandy zdola}o &c
zaraz u}agodz!c.
| Juznie wiele cl1wil smut
nych zaznala Hirlanda ia tel
ziemi, a / te wypogodzlfy sic
wkr6tce; niebo zas wyna-
grodzilo homie juz ma lynn
swiecie ;ei wzniosfe cnoty.
| Co rano MONA bylo WI
dziec ma nabo3eistwie starego
i m}odego ksiecia z Hirland9,
a niezad}ugo tel i MO
dziuchna ksiezniczka. ktorej
dobre. wychowanie przede~
wszystkiem leza}o matce ma
sercu; w6wczas to bYla Hir-
landa napeiniona taxa poboz-
noscta i nabozehstwem, re
zdawafo sic, IL j.z dozaaje
szc7escia niebieskiego.
Me moglo sic zaraz SERGE
jej Artusa lub ojej dzieci
wzniesc do takiej goracej mo-
dlitwy, to potrzeba by}o
tylko jednego spojrzenia ma
~ 1S1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

Is'8's@
(Ciag ! dalszy.)
Nazajntrz dowiadywala sic
Hirlanda, jak Gerard noe
spedzi', i dowiedzis}a sig zeII
mial noe dosyt spokojna,tyl~
ko kilka ray zajekoal j "a
wols}: ;, Wielki Boze, zmi}uj
sic made mna!' re m6wlk,
azeby proszono ksiezne, izby1
mu niezad}cgo przys}ala ka~
plana, gdyz teraz jest juz
przysposobiony czuje zbliza-
jacy sic koaiec swego zycia.
Ks;ezna jeszcze tego same" F.;
90 wieczora kaza}a poproslc
ma zamek owego duchownego,
kt6ry przysposabia} ia ma
SmierG, i udala sic z MIN
teraz do Gerarda. L dobrocia
j Iagodnoscia zapytaia sic 90,
czyli pr6cz ksplana ME -prag-
Fnie ies2cze CO innego, a o.
trzymawszy odmowna odpo~
wiedz i widzac, re silly go
opuszczajq, .'pozostawi}a go
sam ma sam z kaplanem.
Z prawdziwa pokora i
skrucha wyznal Gerard swoje
grzechy, prosil Boga o }aske
i mi}osierdzie, kap}ana O po~
cieche, pomoc rozgrzesae-
ME, i Sprawl z pcwnoscia
Anio|om owa picking radosc,
iaka ma]a Z powodu praw-
dziwego nawr6cenia grzeszni.
ka. Rozgrzeszenie kap}adskie
bylo dian uroczystem zapew-
nieniem, re i Bog mu przeba-
cyl, a teraz juz mic wjecej
sobie ME zyczy}, jak tylko,
azeby mu i jego brat Artus l
mlody ks!aze Bertrand pre-
baczyli.
Prosi} przeto ksiedza, azcby
mu do tego pom6g}, a potem
shetnie, bardzo chetnie. prag-
ME sic rozstat z tym .swla~
TEN. Kaplan przyrzek} mu to
uczynit, i natychmiast udal
sic poszukat ksiecia, kt6rego
wraz z iego synem znalazE W.
kaplicy, gdzie obaj serdecznie
dziekowali Bogu "a nawr6ce~
ME Gerarda.
Zaledwie i'm kap}an oswald
cyl jego 3Yczenie, a natych~
miast obaj pospieszyli z MIN
do w;ez;enia, co juz sami z
wlasnego popedu postanowili
byli uczynic. Obum stane}y
Ivy w oczach ma widok Ge-
rarda; z za|amanemi rekami
zblizyl sic Artus do }oza
smiertelnego brata, . ten
rzekl don przerywanym gio-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

oslabienia ME m6egl luz
slow - przebaczcie mi
prosze, przebaczcie! nc
z~rozumia}ego wydobyG z sic
bic. Artus Bertrand zapew-
Mill go Q SVEN przebaczeniu,
Gerard s}owem i giestarni
dziekowal i'm "a to, !. prosi{
potem kaplana 0 udzielenie
Komunii swietei.
Artus j Bertrand udali sic
kaplanem do kaplicy zam-
kowej, gdzie znalezli Rirlan-
de wraz Z wielu innyni zator
piona " modlitwie. Z kaplicy
udalj sic wszyscy "a Panem
Iezusem do umierajacego.
widzieli ma w}asne .oc@y, 2
jaka pobo2noscia ~przyimowa}
Gerard Komunie Swieta, jak
usilowal p~owtarzat W m}sl1
p:ekne mcdlitwy "a kaplanem;
lax +enze modlac sic namascii
go Olejem $wietym, chcac
uprosit dian }aske pokrzep'a-
jaca do o%statniej walki.
Skinieniem g}owy pozegna}
Gerard wszystkich, a pozdro~
wienie to odwzajemni} kazdy
re 'zami w oczach.
Hirlanda odwiedzala jesz~
cze czesto w tym dniu &C.
rarda i pocieszala go W jegc
nledoli, a Gerard dziekowa'
jej jak m6gl s}owami / zna-
kami. Potem uda}a sic znowu
do zamkowej kaplicy ~- i tax
przeszedl ostatni dzieh &ycis
Gerarda.
Wieczorem zamglily sic
zwolna oczy Gerarda, POI
smiertelny wystapiE mu ns
colo, oddech stawal sis
coraz wolniejszy, wreszcie pc
|kilku s}abych drgnieniact
ciata wyziona} dusze. Obecna
temu Hirlanda polecila "
serdecznei modlitwie jegc
dusze Ojcu niebieskiemu.
Szczerem nawr6ceniem sic
| pokuta Gerarda czula si1
Hirlanda sowicie wynagro.
dzona, "a swoje przebyte cier-
pienia Jake pieknie ia chrze-
sciadska bohaterka wype}-
nia}a ciezki obowiazek milo
Sci nieprzyjaci6l! jak homie
odplacala dobrem "a zte! jak
piekn'e juz dawniej naslado-
wa}a swego Zbawiciela i "
swojej wlasnej niedoli tax jak
teraz prey smiertelnem lou
Gerarda modl,}a sic "a swych
nieprzyjaci6l!
Kto tax Jezusa miluje i tax
szczerze stosuje sic do Jego
slow: Milujcie nieprzyja-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

Ale i smiert Gefarda jest
nowym dowodem pelnych'
pociechY slow Panskich: Las
kawy jest Bog j milos: erny,
cierpliwy i pelen litosci. Me
postepuje On z Mani wcdle
grzech6w naszych. )ak wyso-
ko wznosi sic niebo mad
ziem;g, tax SLIME stoi milo
sierdzie lego wzgledem
wszystkich, kt6rzy sic Go
boja. Me pragnie On amierci
grzesznika, ale zebY sic ma
wrocil i zyf. - Doswiadczy}
Gerard tego wszystkiego,
czytalismy to W history O.
seatnich dni jego zycia. Gee
goz sohie czlowiek ma jesz-
cze zyczy6. jezeli takiego
Boga ma "a OLGA?
HlRLANDA ME zYCZY sOB1E
ABLY KTOKOLWIEK MAI
Bye PREF MA N1ESZCZE-
SL1WY. POWR0T OPATA
BERTRANDA DO KLASZTORU
Zw}oki Gerardl pogrzeba-
no ~przyzwoicie; pobozny
opat Bertrand odprawi} za}ob'
ne n2bozehstwo i zakohczy:
obch6d pogrzebowy zwyk}em:
modlitwami kCscielnemi. Prey.
%pomn;ano sobie teraz znowl
kobiete, kt6ra mlodego ksie
cia, jake dziecine, pomog}s
wykraSG 2 zamku, a kttr;
dotad pozostawa}a W Fam
knieciu. Artus, ktory NE
chcia} JUL zadnej surowe
przeznaczyc Jej ksry, rozka'
zaE, azeby ia przyprowadzono:
gdy wlasnie z Hirlauda, po-
boznym opatem / mfodyn
Bertrandcm znajdowal sic "
pokoju.
Skoro weszEa i u~]rza};
ksie1ne, padIa pred MIA n;
kolana, prosila z placzem
przebaczenie i ubolewala, 1t
mimowolnie przyczyni1a sic
do tego nieszczescia; m6wio~
no jej bowiem, re TAXI jes'
rozkaz ksjecia ! zagrozono je
Smiercia; gdyby ME usz}a ,
dziecina.
Ma to rzekl jej Artus las
kawie:: Jakkolwiek i "
lynn razie ME byliScie zucel~
ME niewinni, to przeciez po-
zostawjam vase ukaranie
mel 1onie i menu synowl.. -.
ia = rzecze Hirlanda-
calkiem wan kare daruie,
gdyz Gerard umierajac pro-
sill mic, azebym sic o to sta
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18
Fresh eggs at CAROLS.

Genuine Greening apple at Car
rolls.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

Fresh cookies and doughnuts at
Carroll 5.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18
'BARAGA DEPARTMENT

Miss Elizabeth MCCLELLAN has been
confined to her home for several
days with an attack OF Ia grippe,
but is now on duty again at the
postoffice.
In the item in these columns last
week regarding the progressive
pedro party given by Mrs. Charles
Boyle, an error was made by stat
ing that Miss Bessie Gotta was
awarded the ladies prize. 1t
should have read Miss Bessie Perry,
and the prize which she received
was question" prize. For the
card games the ladies prize was
awarded to Mrs. III. Nesbtt.
An exhange states that spirits of
turpentine is one of the most valu
able articles in a family, and when
it has once obtained foothold in
the house it is really q necessity and
could i'll be dispensed with. It's
medicinal qualities are very numer-
Gus. For burns it is a quick appli-
cation and gives immediate relief;
for blisters on the hands it is Of
priceless value, soaring down the
skin and preventing soreness; for
corns on the toes it is useful, and
good for rheumatism and sore
threats, and it is the quickest
remedy for commissions or fits. Then
it is q sure preventative against
moths; by just dropping trifle in
the bottom of drawers, chests and
cupboards, it will render the gar
ments secure from injury during
the summer. 1t will keep ants and
bugs from closets and store rooms,
by putting few drops in the
corners and upon the shelves; it is
sure destruction to bedbugs and will
effectually drive them away from
their haunts, if thoroughly applied
to the joints of the bedstead in the
spring cleaning time, and injuries
neither furniture nor clothing. It's
pungent odor is retained for long
time, and no family ought to be en-
tirely out of a supply at any time OF
the year.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

r. Wendles, OF Milwaukee, was
in Baraga Monday.
A. J. Sherman, of Houghton, was
Baraga visitor Wednesday.
G.. Alexander, of Milwaukee, called
on Baraga merchants Wednesday.
William Armstrong, of Houghton
is visiting his son, LIB. Armstrong.
A number OF people in town are
putting in their summer s supply of
ice.
Mrs. A. Desjardins and daughter,
of Houghton, are visiting in town
for few days.
The progressive pedro party
given in the Town Hall Monday
evening by the ladies of the Cath
Ollie society was very largely at
tended, nearly one hundred people
being present. About $50 was
realized, which will be used for the
orphans at the Missions: The band
rendered number of selections and
refreshments were served.
The funeral of the late William
Weber, who died at his home in
Hancock Wednesday OF last week,
was held Sunday afternoon. Ingot
tent, X. o. 7. M, of which lodge
deceased was member, attended
the funeral in body. Mr.. Weber
formerly resided in Baraga, and at
one time was proprietor of the
Pioneer cigar factory.
George w. Smith will leave for
Munising Monday, and as soon as
navigation opens will resume
his position as captain of the
steamer North Star. Last season
the steamer made an excellent
record and Capt. Smith received
many compliments from the owners
His family will remove to Munisine
in the spring.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18
ASSININS NEWS.
Special correspondence to Tns SENTINEL.

epecial correSponuepccto ihh ShNFH~nh'
Charles Anger aud Miss Louise
Decoteau were united in marriage
Tuesday, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. FIR. Terhorst.
James Mcmahon and Antoine
Chosa passed through town this
week, en- route to to the camp at the
Sturgeon.
J. Arm, Of Newtonville, was in
town Friday.
Frank Denomie is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Mary G.. Forcia is visiting
relatives at the Nj. e. Mission.
]. b. Noah came in from Denomie
& Girards camp Thursday, suffer
ing with a severe attack of lagrippe.
Mrs. William Hugo was the guest
OF Mrs. Charles Magnant Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Barbano, Wednesday, daughter.
Mrs. Jacob Forcia and daughter,
of the NJ. f.. Mission, attended the
| Anger Decotcau wedding Tuesday
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

Finest brands of cigars in town at
Andrew Wallis.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

incest canned salmon at Carroll S
10 cents and 20 cents per can.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

All kinds OF fresh fruits at An
drew Wallis.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

Try 'The Short, but Sweet, CT
gar, for sale at Andrew Wahl S.
They are dandies.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

II you want the best confectionery
90 to Andrew Wallis.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18
Items From LaFernier.
correspondence to The seutinen.

Gal ITollingcr, of Pcquaming,
spent Sunday at this place.
Miss Katie Hollinger spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents
in Pequaming,
Mrs. III. J. Seweli has returned
home after spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
Matthew.
Miss Arthcmise Carrier has re-
turned home after spending the
winter with her uncle, b. Carrier,
at Champion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

Grandpa's Wonder Gold at Car
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

A few 25-cent tablets left over at
CAROLS Selling for ID cents,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

For fine stationery go to Andrew
Wahls.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-02-18

Oranges, all sizes and prices at
CAROLS
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-07-27
MottOcs Slightly Mixed.

Cb;c.,,o Jp,sr n,.,n voupv mar
r;,d eounle VIM r,crn,,v v,,, 10 bouss-
l,e,;,c a, Clvbourn ,v,nu. had ina,
o,,,,h uo,ov :, h,v N. ,.o....,v r,,
,;,u,s Thcv Ind M, .,H;c;.,, c,.h :,
;,v.s, !, mo,,..s and ,;c,,,.s m,
,o,,, v;s. =. b,,Jv v,h = b,,sh I'm,
Io. on,.;ao,.h,o 90, - ,.,,, !, hoot.
sh. mad. a, .@,r, n s,,,,, ,ho d.s-
,;.,.v \, r,o,,o.. e., ,ho vo,, h, vorl
In, =, ,JI ,;ros n, Mai, o.,d ho.,l
with water ,oIor, II .r. ar. som. or m,
mo,,oo. that now .ao,u tho Clvbour,
,,.,,. hou..
"a s,;,ob /, Tim. i. ,hs Nob,..
worL ~ Cal"
.vh., !, v., v;,,. p,, m,
m. Mor.vg"
"p,,,,. w., liza :, c,.. u,,..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-07-27

On Saturday oil las: week, Herbert
Weir discovered under the ware room Of
A. n. Crahtncr's s,orc 10. Of dry goods
amounting to about $3.50. Upon iu-
quiry il was learned that the goods be
lopged 10 DR.. ]. Il. Linley. Tho goods.
consisting OF hats, ready made clothing,
shoes, ETC., had been token from the
store sometime within the previous week
Il Is not known just when or how the
house was entered aud the goods taken.
BY this discovery nearly oil the stolen
property has been recovered. About u
week before this discovery, one Of Mr..
Crau,ner's children found a pair OF
buby's shoes aud glove in near where
these goods lay. The child told hi,
father Of what hc had found, hut the
father thinking some one had placed The
articles there for = short tune while oul
told the child to place them back. NJ
further attention was paid TO the matt II
till Herbert Weir discovered the othe,
goods, when il was decided that the ar
,icles had all been stolen aud rla,ed nm
der the store room TO be removed by th'
thief lster. II is not known who stol,
the goods.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-07-27
A HAPPY WEDDING.



riase with Xr. Frank Drum.
The nuptiais OF Miss M Msrlha Redemer
aud Mr.. Frank Drum, both Of Elmwood
township, took place Sunday forenoon
at the residence Of the brides parents,
Rev. j. J. Baesley, pastor of the Pres
by,criau church, performing the mar
riage ceremony.
The marriage ceremony was one Of
characteristic simplicity. The wedding
was quiet home affair. Only . few
immediate friends and relatives of the
groom aud bride were present. The
bride was attended by Miss Jessie llibbs
and the groom by Mr.. Luther Drum,
brother Of the groom. The ladies wore
white dresses aud the gentlemen wore
quits of black. After the performance
Of the ceremony, grcetiogs Of cougratu-
la,ions were extended 10 the young
couple.
The bride and groom have lived In
this section for years. The bride pos
sesses many Zoe qualities. The groom,
who Ia engaged In the cattle business, Il
q young man Of superb character spd
practicsl business ability. They will
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-07-27
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Heavier, Oklahoma, July u, 1900.
The board Of county commissioners Of
Beaver county, Oklshoms Territory. met In
session. pursuant TO law, at tho Office Of tie
county clerk Of said county on Friday, the
2iI day Of July. A. d. 1870. at \ o'clock
=. m q. for the purpose Of making the levy
Of taxes for the year 1899.
Present, Dunlap, McCord aud Steele,
chsirman Duulsp presiding.
A. lo o'clock n. the board adjourned
until O'clock p. m.
July 81, 1900, ! O'Clock p. IN.
The board Of county commissioners met
pursuant 10 adjournmcu, Present, Dunlap,
MoCord aud Steele. Chairmsn Dunlap pre-
siding.
On motion MeCord, the following tax
levies for the purposes named. we're made
on the taxable property Of Beaver county,
Oklahoma, according To the assessed vslua.
ton thereof fer the year 1899. the same ne.
Ing the fiscal year commencing July !, 1909,
and ending June 10. 1900, to.wi,;
For County School,
mill on the dollar. ..Si282 80
For Sinking Fund,
. mills on the dollar. ..... 2525. OO
For judgments Fund
o mill on the dollar. ... 757 80
For Salary Fund
"a mills on the dollar. .... 5555. %
To,a, levy for county purposes
y mills. s.................. $1,000 OO
The county superintendent, having res
ported tia, school district officers for dis,
trict No. u have failed 10 make n levy for
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-07-27
News Notes From Nye.

Tbs rain commencing Sunday after
noon and continuing into tho night was
the hardest thst we have had this sea
son. The hard wind coming with the
rain laid crops nearly level. Nearly. II
not quite. three inches Of water fell.
Mrs. W. T. Bruce has gone to
Okarche. y. T., to help caro- for her
mother, who 10 helpless. She fell re-
gently ani hurt her back 10 that tho
doctors say she will peser sit up agra.
She has been an invalid fnr yoars.
Mrs. Josie Muzsy Of III Reno, q. T.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wiley
Rhodes.
The officers and friends of tho Sun
day school have invested in q new lamp.
Tho ouc the ladies' aid society bought
exploded short time ago.
Mrs. Wiley Rhodes has been rather
under the weather for somc time. M,s.
A. r. Bodle hes been having . severe
attack Of hay fever.
d. NJ. Mackey and Pete Holt. are
hunting and trapping wolves. Have
found plenty Of tracks but NO wolves
as yet.
Frank Boguc lost his saddle horse,
"Chub.' Got caught in the wire fence
and 20 badly cut he had to be killed.
Mrs. Cick, who has been visiting rel
a,ives near Perry, OK, has returned.
N. j. Rhodes Is making q bushes.
trip to Kansas City. Y. Y. u.
Nye, July ~, 1899.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-07-27
NEWS IN LETTERS.
Gate Items.

A heavy ra'o Toll Wcdnesday night
Plum hunting Is the order Of the day.
A. d. Price Of Ashland Is visiting
home folks this week.
A.. u,,,., mad. . h,s;o..s mi, n
r,,,.w,..d Th,,sa,v
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-07-27
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.
The Normal Institute Closes
To-day.

H.. p.,v,, oo,,,v Norm., Institute
x,;,.h ~. hoo, !, .e,.ion far ,L,ee
-.,,L. .,1. h, vo,l ,o.a.v and tho REQ.
MIA, ,.,.hc,., examination follows 90
r,;a,v and Saturday
The Io.,i,u,. hs. been productive of
,,oh ,ood m, v;,h.,,udipp the rac,
,b., rho no, weather has been uui.vors
Llc far .,uJv The conductor aud 10.
.,,uc,or b,,h hayc worked hard ,o u,sks
tho Institute a success and indications
show favorable results. Many words Of
commentator regarding the character of
their work have been expressed by
teachers and Others who have had occs-
sion to DO presen, q, the Institute.
For the mos, part, the students who
sre IN attendance are Young teachers
and per,ops who have never t,upht.
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Custer.

J. d. Muck oils of Gate was 10 this
peighborhood this week looking up tue
cattle business.
Chss Hesse bought +. J. Birdsslrs
wheel train, horses and freight Wagons:
F. J. Birdssll bough, = bunch Of
calves and t~o-yesr-oDd heiiers at sl5
irou Chss Hesse.
a number Of friends gathered st
Denver II,rdes,y's the 18th for . social
dance. All report . most enjoyable
time.
Herbert Ford is making hsy for Nor
xsl Earl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Of Camsrgo, Ok,
are visiting relatives on tho Kiowa.
John Goddard Of Shadeland, Texas,
10 iu our midst.
Charlie Birdsall bought q horse Of
Y. p. Madison.
viii Riley Of Clear Lake was visiting
on the kiows Sunday.
Chp Doyle Of Euglswood, Kansas,
bought o head Of saddle horses Of Tsf,
brothers. also one Of j. T. Stanley,
Prices averaged $40.
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Alice a little two yssr.old daughter
Of Mr.. snd Mrs. John Anderson, died In
Beaver on Monday evening, July "a, Of
dysentery. The child's parents came to
Beaver several weeks ago on their way
west, but adverse circumstances caused
them TO remain here FOR the time, The
child was sick when they arrived, and
although we'll attended by DR.. I.inlcy,
a continuance Of sickness finally resulted
in her death. Tho burial services took
place Tuesday afternoon at tbs ccme-
terry where Rev. }. j. Bagsley made u
short appropriate talk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-07-27

Friday Of last week this section Of
the country was visited by the heaviest
rain since the memorable waterspout Of
May 1887. Rain began falling little
after 4 p. N. and before b o'clock the
government rain gauge contained three
inches of rain. The rain was acco,npa-
MED BY little wiId aud was y regular
downpOur. During the night showers
fell to the amount Of IL inch. There
was also .25 inch on Thursday and 81
on Saturday. From thursday +" 5atur-
day 3.9G inches Of rain fell. Meade
Globe.
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NOTICE.
There will be meeting Of tho Soa,h


There will BE- . meeting Of tho Sou,h-
western Vtp,t,. A.,ur'n,'dr " n.~vev
~ the cour, hosse. 90 saturday, Angus,
r. 1897, ~ 2 o'cl~ct p. ~. fm the pur-
pH-o rf Hrr.uunr nnmu''r"r. anh nrak
ios Y. ra, ssrsnw. Meo,s tor our t.--
union to he held At Beaver IN Sep,em-.
her 13, II and 10. A general iuvi,s-
tim Ia extended 10 oil old soldiers and
citizens, and especially 10 she ladies.
With the help Of everybody wo expect
TO make the reunion . grand success.
by order Of J. V. THOMPSON,
Pres. s. W. V. A.
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UNITED SrATrs LASD OpFIcE,
wnn.l, IA M . . l....,.s

UNITED SrATts LAND OFFICE,
Woodward, oklahonis,
A. suf,lriept contest anstlav,t having beer
nled IN this once BY Allen T.. Reddick, con.
testant. against homestead entry No. slss
hade May ~, lS'H, for south half of the south.
East quarter Of section H. ard north half Oi
snc lortneast Quarter Of section ~, township
north, nsnge f., ty Aurthor X. Ensor.
contesiee, In which u IL alleged that the en-.
Lyman has Who'll! abandOped sa,d tract, and
changed his rcsidenco thcreir,m Tor more
than six monthA sipSs making entry and
next prior to the initiation OF this contest,
that said tract is not settled upon and cuiti-
vAtsd BY said entry man as required by law,
ana this tho said contestant y ready 70 prove
q such time and place % nay he set by tho
hegistcr ARD Ilscctver Tor o hearing In said
sss.n sa% ' ana ei .9~sS 70 Rssvss z, 'Ssn Ss
slared csncelsd q aud forfeited 70 the Unitsd
sis.es, ho the oniestant, paying the expense
~ such hearing. He alleges n 10, that the ssid
enuyman's atsenco " not due W his belns
cmPoyed " the array, navy, ar marine corps
oi tnc United states IN time Of war. Said
parties are hereby notified to appear respsnd
ana ~ % onsr evidence touching said 1 legation q
Charles y. Tannshlii, I'robste j ldgs In and
Tor Beaver souuiy, q. 7, At his olacs ~ Bes:
ver. q. r., and that hna hcarluE viii he held
~ ! O'Clock y. IN or September o. l5.sD, bcfOr
.he Register and Receiver st ths Unttsd
ststcs land On,se In Woodward OIL, h0na
Iss hnid sSn!e.tani hsSiug. in 2 lrcpss,
wslsl, shoy tha. sttsr due dligsrcc. psssaapal
~ by ordered and dtsesisd thai such noites
"rvsn due aud proper nnbt.e;;ioq .
Ftsst pub, duly o.