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v ABSclu1EN PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
benton Notes
W. W. Perkins is down in Wood
ward county again.

W. W. Perkins is down 10 Wood
ward county again.
j. W. McCuol is determined to keep
up with the prevailing fsshioo--he had
the grippe last week,
Mr.. Baker Of Enelcwood has moved
his family QUITO the Hulett place on
Camp creek and will raise crop of feed
for MIR. Tainior.
The recent prairie FIRE swept almcs,
all the range clean south Of the iiver, al
we'll as cousid ,rable feed, and consc.
quently great many cattle will suffer.
Speaking of prairie fires, people who
have range endangered ought to turn
out and lend hand in combating it
when it comes dangerously close, Dur.
ing the recent FIRE many persons re-
manned at home who shoud have been
at the front with a wet blanket and q
good supply of elbow grease.
"Evangeline" misunderstood the
isdy's recipe. Instead Of for dyspepsia,
she meant a pint of sand before each
meal for young men who are so timid
they carry Winchester when calling
on the fair sex. However, "Evaugeline'
gets up very interesting communica-
tion, aud we hasten to welcome her tt
our bos--beg pardsn-we mean midst
The things now settled, Mr.. Editor
We caught heel,Ay in the very net one
day recently, and bottled him up fol
reference--two Of him. He is about tn,
size of an ordinary Sreen.hy, with a darI
velvety appearance and primouent head
some white showing about the head ant
under the wings, and has s'inge
pointed, like telescope drinking cup
capable of being adjusted to suit the oc
casion. On warm spring day he is il
evidence. Selecting his victim, he light
on the ground four or FIVE inches to tn
rear of the animals heels, crawls quick
ly 10 the heel, where he right-abou
faces, adjusts his telescope tail-piecc
and proceeds TO the business in HAND
One prod with his adjustible stinge
starts the prodded to bog-hole or shs
dy nook at Nancy Hanks gait. Whe
the animal runs Mr.. Fly gets onto il
under side and contentedly rides until
halt is made, when he repeats the oper'
ton. We have noticed hundreds {
them at work, and there is no vsriant
from the above mode Of operation, @:
cept they do not always light on tho al
imal when il runs, after being stung.
takes close observation to detect Il
heel fly, but once seen his movemep
are easily traced. If you doubt his ex
istence, watch for him some day wht
the cattle are restless.
| The storm OF Sunday and Mond'
caught good maay people very sho
on feed, and no doubt we will soon he
of losses. TED.
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Culture OF Peanuts.

The peanut should be planted after all
danger from frost is past, in a well en-
,iched soil, plowed to medium depth,
we'll narrowed and marked by shallow
burrows one way. If lime is no. present
in the soil in considerable quantity, ap-
ply it broadcast at the rate Of about
thirty bushels TO the acre before plow-
ing, as q first requisite to crop of nuts
as we'll rs vines. The plants arc vigor-
ous feeders, and if the land can not be
thoroughly topdressed, apply fertilizers
Of homemade compost or kaiuit, woods
earth or any rich humus in tho rows at
planting.
Remove the kernel FROM the shell,
leaving the inner skin unbroken. Drop
two kernels to the hill, either in drills
or checks, accoreing to variety and the
freedom of the land from weeds. Have
the rows about 3 feet apart, and the
plants from foot to 20 inches il bunch
varieties are drilled 10 the row. Level
aud ridge culture are both practiced,
with level culture preferred, unless on
fiat fields where heavy rains might no,
drain of quickly.
The soil must be kept we'll pulverized
that the tender spikes which turn down
from the blossom may enter the ground
Never divide your crop with = harvest
Of weeds, but cultivate with shallow tool,
until the vines run well OUT, then pal
the bug weeds that shoot up through
until harvest.
II a large acreage is to be harvested
get pea plow without mould board
and with long cutter spiked to point, an,
plOw down each side of the rows, cutting
the tap root, after which they are lifted
with pitehsork aud Ibid in wind
rows until willed; then stack aroVnd
stake like beans. Iu 4 few weeks tn,
pods are dry enough to pick off int,
gunny sacks and place on the market
The vines make tie finest hay to be OBJ
tanned aud equal clover if we'll and care
fully saved. The plant is related to th
nitrogen galherers and adds much fer
tility TO the sell if well cared for.--St
Louis Globe Democrat.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United States Land ONCE, Woodward, o. :

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United States Land ONCE, woodward, OF,
March 3, ls99
Q A sum cieut contest affidavit having been
nled In this Office by Cecil w. Noel, contest
ant, against Homestead entry No 1898, made
March 3Oih. 1886, for southeast quarter of Sec
tion 8, township nor h, range % east. by
Kate Harney, contestee, In which 10 Il alleged
that said Kate Harvey has WHOLLY abAn oned
said tract and changed her residence there
from for more than ak months since making
said en- ry and next prior o the insutution of
this con est; that said tract is not settled
upon and cultivated by said party rs required
by laws that said entry w'msn's absence
from said claim is not due to the fact Of her
having in any way engaged her services to the
United States in her Army. Navy or Marine
Corps during the war with Spain or any her
nation with which the United S,ates may b..
or may have been engaged; and this the raid
con testant IL rrady to prove at such time and
place as may be named by the Register and
Receiver for a hearing In the case. said parties
are hereby notified 10 app.ar, respond and
offer evidence touching said pileg alton at 10
O'Clock o. m. on the 2OIh Of A pril, ls90 before
the Re9ister and Receiver OF the United Slates
Land once At Woodward, Oklahoma Ter
ritory.
The said contest ant having, In proper am
davit, filed March Sd. 1893, 30. forth fact
which show that after due diiig noe personal
service OF this notice cannot be made, u
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication
f. d. lIEALY, Register
First pub. March ., 1899.
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LAND oryIcR AT wooDwARD,o. T.

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his inten-
tion to make final spr,of In support oI hts
claim, aud that said proof will be made
before Charles %. Tsnnebil!, Probate Judge
OF Beaver county, o H.. or IN case OF his ABB
at Beaver, o r., on April ~. 1879, viz:
Charles N, Birdsafl for the southwest quar-.
ter of the soulne 81 quarter OF section 4, aud
east half of northwest quajter II section y,
township ! nuI,h, range ~ ". q. VI.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlNa-
tion ofsaid land, viz
Richard Boren, Arthur W. Howe, William
Baker, Frank p. Madison, al of Cus'er, o. +.
+, ID, HEALI, Register,
First published, NJ arch o, 1893,
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GRACE +. DANKs, Teacher.

Col, 7 j. McDermott, besides running
:he Rock Island hotel, has little bunch
of cows, aud raises calves. lie bad n
yearlipg which he thought had symp-
toms of blackleg, and hearing that run
ming the critter was good, and not being
much Of horsemau and carrying too
much gir,h Of middle to be very swift
sprinter himself, he concluded to make
Mr.. Calf chase itself. lie accordingly
went TO the drug store and purchased
some ''hokey pokey' and applied it to
the calfs back. In less than a minute
the air was full of tail, legs aud calf, and
blackleg and all hit the pike at a 2;40
gait. After sitting around the corral aud
jumping over "Maok" and every other
calf and COW in sight be lenped the fence
and liz out Cor the brush--sage brush.
He turned up 10 few hours with his
hair nicely laid aud his stiffness all gone,
To-day he is the sassiest steer in the
herd.-Liberal News.
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CONTEXT Notice.

DEPARTMENT oY THE INTERIOR,
United states Land Once, Wooda ard, o. T.,
March I, 1889.
A sufficient contest affidsvit having been
n ed in this Office by AlonIo j. Stanley, onn.
testant, against James +. vsrdy. entry, No:
229s, made May q, 1893, for L a SWk and Sw
4 SW Sec. 1, and NV 4 NV y Section IL,
Township 2 N. Range q u. G. NJ, by James f.,
Vardy, G ntestee, IN which 1t Is alleged that
james f.. Vardy has wholly abandoned said
tract, and changed Ills residence therefrom foI
for moie than six months since max ng said
entry. and next prior to the date rein, and
that said tract Ia not settled upon and culti-
waited by said party as required by Jaw, said
par les are h. reby notified to appear, respond
and OFFER evidence touching said allegaio lon a.
10 O'Clock a. nj. on April ~, 1899. be eort
Charles o. Tannehil, Probate Judge in and
for Beaver Connty, o. T., and that final hear
ing viii be held at 10 O'Clock q. m on May 2
1892, before the Register and keceiyer at tn,
United States Land Office In Woodward
Woodward County, o. T.
rhe said contestant having, in proper af.
hdavit, file March Z, lssa, set forth fact
which show that after due di igence, persona
service of this notice can not be made, Ii Il
hereby ordered and directed that such motto,
be given by due and proper publication.
Y. ID. HEALY, Register.
First pub March 10 1889.
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A parrot escaped from a drug store 10
Georgia village, few into church
where the colored brethren were holding
meeting, perched on the pulpit and
surveying The congregation, observed in
sharp voice: cts hot as hell" Some
Of the brethren Jumped out of the win
dows, while many of the sisters fell
fain'iug The preacher sought refuge
in the seeple, aud was SO firmly wedge
in il ths, they had to saw him OUT
Star.
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Land oficc at woodward o. T

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler his filed notice of his In
ten,ion to make final proof In support OF his
claim, aud that said proof will be mabe be-
fire G. o. Tsnnehill, Judge Probate Court In
and for Beaver county. Oklahoma Territory,
and In case of his absence, then before j: @.
n odge, Clerk If said court, at Beaver, Okla
homs, on April 10 lsg9, viz:
Henry Edwards, for the II. +. No l76, eS-
cess receipt No. l3, Tor lots l, 2, 3, Of section
10, and nj rth half OF southeast quarter. and
southeast quarter OF south east quarter Of sec
ton 10, township north, range ~ Il. q. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence up,n and cultivs-
lion of said land, viz:
Rodolph h. Goodale and Stnnewall j. Cole,
OF Englewood, Kansas William p. Evans,
OF Riverside Ok lahoma, and Fred Z. Tracy
OF Beaver. Oklahoma,
ID. HRaLY, Register.
Yirst published March 9th, 1870.
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CONSOLIDATED.

LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD. q. T.
March, D, lSa.
Notice 10 hereby given that the foil wing
named settlers have hiea notice of their inten-
claims, and that said proof will he made b..
fore Charles o Tannehill, Probate Judge in
and for Beaver county. Oklahoma, or IN cas-.
ri his absence before J. Z. Hodge, Clerk of
SAID court, at Beaver, oklahoma Territory, on
Apr y, 1880, viz:
Ge' rye NJ. Gardner, II. f.. No. IS. for the
southeast quar- er OF seetIon 0, township
north. rang p T.. &. NJ.
Aud Robert a. Dunlup, IL, T.. No, ll6, for
the northwest quarter of section 10, township
north, range " T.. C., NJ.
They name the ollowiug witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and Gu tiva-
ti0n OF, said lands, viz:
Robert Moore, Newton Pickett, George NJ.
Gardner Rebs rt u. Dunlop, all OF Clear Lake,
.. T., and Nelson A. Pt ckham. OF Beavero. t.
y. ID. IEALY, Register.
First pnb' March 3. is90,
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A good deal of sport is made these da, 3
about people Stalking sand for various
purposes, aud the subject is good one
for joking. But it is fac, that il has
become somewhat of fad in England
aud France to pepper their meat with
very iue sand, 10 the belief that it helps
digestion. Americans probably have
enough sand in their craws without
taking 10 more as a condimeut.
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Notice TO Non Residents.

Carter Tracy, Plaintiff, ! Civil Action
$. j. shaw and L. F. shaw, Attachment.
Defendants.
Now at this day comes Carter Tracy, the
pla ntif In the above entitled cause, before
ihe undersigned Clerk OF the Probate Court
OF Beaver County IN vacatien, AMI hles his
petition aud afiidavits, stating among other
things that the above named defendants are
not now residents Of the Territory so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon
them. IL Is thereupon ordered by the Clerk
Aforesaid In vacation that publication be
made notifying them that an action has been
commenced against them by petition and at
Ischment, in the Probate COur in Beaver
County. in the Territory OF oklahoma, founded
ou n promissory note for n balance due On
same iu the sum of 5000, that their property
is about to be attached, and that unless they
appear and answer the petition flied by the
plaintiff, at the May term of said Court, to he
holden at the Court House in Beaver, within
said County, on the I'd day OF May, lSss,
Judgment will be rendered against them and
their OF his property sold TO satisfy the same.
j, &. HODGE,
Clerk Probate Court.
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Land once at woodward, o. T.,

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
and hat said proof will be- made before
Charles o. TGunehill, Probate Judge in
and for Beaver county, %. r., or In case OF
hls s9sence iSfe S =, T. hGage, oserk rerI,,orp
on May ., lss,9, viz
vii lam shsklee, far the NV !. Section 35,
Twp N, Ranie 81 Y G. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prov,
his cont t'nuous resideAce upon anu cultivation
OF sa,d l. I'D via;
Iohn Bateman, David WIFI aker, George
Coshow and tred Fox, all OF Coin, %. Il.
Ed hE,LY. Register
First pub. March lG. r9s.
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The long dreaded storm put in its ap-
pearance last Sunday night. Sunday
was fearinlly chilly day, with thick g,
stormy looking clouds. Ii began snow
ing about . o'clock at right, but the
snowfall was light uRtil daylight next
morning, when ",he beautiful began to
come down thick and fast, with a strong
wind from the north. 1t kept on snow,
ing all day, with occasional let-ups TO
get better hold. Between three and
four inches Of snow fell, aud although il
drifted badly there were very few bare
spots of ground to be seen. The ther-
mome,or ranged from 22 TO 32o Mon.
day, but it turned colder at night, and
Tuesday morning it was 10 below zero.
The sun came out bright Tuesday, with
the wind from the west, and at this
writing-Tuesday evening---the snow
has mos,Iy disapPeare5 except where it
lsv. in drifts.
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CATTLE FoIt SALE.

will place on sale four thousand
head Of good Northern Arizona Cow:
about the first of May. Also about two
;honsnnd YeaIling Steers aud one rhous.
ard lIeiiers. Write me at Dodge Cuy
f,r Ericrs and terms.
G.. W. PETTYJOuS.
Meh 7,f Dodnc ri,-. Kan.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-30

Tied" our Benton correspondent,
pretty efectually settles the heel-fy
question this weeb. His observations
proves that Doc Linley and George An-
derson, who were the cause of oil this
discussion, were both wrong. There are
such things as beel-fiies, and the cold
weather didn't kill them.
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LAND orrIoK AT WOODWARD, Q. 7.

Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF E.s In
ten ion ~ make nnsl proof In support ~ his
aim, and that -aid proof will b. made be-
fore G., q. Taunehill, Judge of the Probate
Court in aud for Beaver county oklahoma
Territory, or In case of his absence, before J
&. Hodse, Clerk Of Probate Court, at beaver,
oklahoma, on April IL, 1899. viz:
Arthur N. Hogsett, for the southwest quar-
ter Of section 70, township north, range ~
Il. e.. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of ,aid land viz
John W. McCooi and william p. Evans, OF
Riverside, o. T.. Frank Laughrin and Amos
Hibbs, Of Beaver, o. T.
Ed. HRALy. Register.
First pub. March 2, 1893.
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The fellow in town last week, offering
a sure cure for warts, is a fake. The
ouly way TO cure wsrt is to rub it with
raw potato which has been planted
seven days by a cross eyed negro in the
nnriheast corner of graveyard in the
full of the m00n.-Newton Kansan.
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Stolen Nonsense

Student Suppose should give you a
kiss?
Pretty waitress--well. I've never dropped
q plate yet
S'ranger-''l see you have magnificent
orchards in this section. IL must be a great
fruit raising eeunry win there be any
crop this year,"
Nsiire-"Mister, are you reporter or a
buy err --odiaaso Tribune.
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N. A. Peckhau is kicking about the
way Pete Drummond, of the Euid Sun,
is using HIM. First, he says, Pete took
his daughter, then he and his wife went
off down to Enid an d left their stock here,
and the stock is increasing, and lastly
they enticed Mrs. Peckham to Euid to
look after that new kid, and are keeping
her there contrary to the statutes in such
cases made and provided, while he has
to rustic alone for hash aud make biz
his own fires. Guess the old man has Q
good case.
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Goat frayed at elbow; pants all frs,Eled
at knees and other vital poinis; stock Of
"stim' hard to keep up; business tagging;
credit shaky; old age creeping on; not we'll
myself. for there aud other reasons equally
as forcihle hereby proclaim the fact that [
need the little mite you are owing me, and
that all accounts not settled within the next
SIXTY days wall he plnc-d in the hands Of m
attorney for collection. " F. CRAiG.
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WHAT Is GOOD.


"whst is the real g-od ?"
! asked in musing mood.
Order" said tue law court;
knowledge" said the school;
Truth" said the wise man;
Pleasure" said the fool;
Love-" said the maiden;
"Beauty," said the page;
Freedom" said the dreamer;
"Home," said the sage,
Pane" said the soldier,
Equity" the seer.
Spake my heart full sadly:
"The answer is not here"
Then within my bosom
Softly this ! heard:
Each heart holds the secret,
Kindness is the word"
John Boyle 0'Reilly
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Married, at the residence Of r. Cain,
Esq, Shade, Ok, on Monday, March
20, 1899, by Rev. d. j. NJ. Jones, Ray
II. Hou,cr and Miss Lillian Arnold.
Attendants, A. X. Brown aud Sli,s Car
rie Cain. Liberal News,
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Now plant most any kind Of garden
seeds There is less danger of frost kill
ing early vegetables in the spring than
there is OF the heat killing them when
late planted
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To whom u May Cencern.

shall 90 to the market for a new
stock Of goods about the lst Of April.
The goods | shall buy will cost money.
For this reason all who are indebted to
me are urgently requested to call and
settle at once. Yours for business.
J, II. LlNLEY.
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STAGE LINEN.
Chicago,

To Meade, Kansas, daily--Leaves Beaver
at 700 n. m. Arrives $3.50 p. m. Carries
msil, passengers. express and light freight.
To Englswood, KANSAS. dnily-Leaves
Beaver and Englewood $40 a. N. Arrives
Beaver and Euglswood 500 p. IN. Mail,
passengers aud express.
To oHardesty--I.eaves Beaver at GOO q.
IN. Monday and Friday. Arrives At Beaver
1:a0 p. m. Tuesday and Saturday. Mail.
Elmwood TO Besver--Arrives at Beaver at
I'm Leaves Beaver at 200 p. m. Mail
aud passengers.
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'T'aters are 'taters these days. The
merchants in this town arc asking S1.75
u bushel for the tubcrs, and they are
not extra good quality at that.
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Warning /!

We will prosecute any person caught
skinuing cattle or having any hides in
their possession with our brands or
marks, J. L. GEORGE,
GEORGE ANDERSON,
RoBT. MCFARLAND.
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Mamms-The folks next door complain
that our boys have been making nbre noise
than usual.
Papa-lt isn't possible.
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1t is told uf ST. Louis man that he
carried lucky penny until it wore a
hole in his pocket, through which he
lost $40 gold piece.
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This baiiwick is huterless. Nobody
to blame for this state Of affairs exceSt
,very body. 1t is hard thing to get
milk and butter in a cattle country.
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A. r. & S. F. R'Y co.

Tho santa Fe Route runs the latest I'm
pr we'd equipment that IL known, ON ia Pass
,nger Trains.
{ ,upon Tickets ~ ~ to all points, aud bsg'
gugs Oh. cksd to destin di"n.
sor routes. RATS, tins tables. or any other
INF rmation, rpply 10 the undersxned. or 10
". j. BIack, q. L. ct. A, Topeka. knnsns.
T.. X JAMrs, Agent.
Englewood, Eansas.
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The Elmwood school closed on the
18th. Miss Msude Danks taught the
Water term.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-30

The winter term of the school at Coin,
VIM. Quinn teacher, closed on Saturday
Of last week.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-03-30

Mrs. Tip Crawmer received word last
week that her mother, at Jewell City,
Kansas, was dead.
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Ilotire.

Hotire.
All persons are hereby warned under
penalty of the law not to skin any cattle
belonging to me, nor handle any hides
bearing my brand, unless purchased of
me, or some person in my employ,
n3l,4m FRED TAINToR.
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NOTICE

No one has authority TO skin any cattle,
with our Marks and Brands on. We will
prosecute any one who does.
BoLIS & BEows,
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Hoaice.

Having sold our business interests
here, those owing us are requested to
call and settle. All accounts not set tied
soon will be placed in the hands of an
attorney for collection.
FOX & KINDER.
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Clean Gene Socd,

A car load jus, received aud for sale
at 20 cents per bushel.
T. w. WILLIAMS,
n45,f Meade, Kansas.
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The county commissioners meet ID
regular session next Monday.
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