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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-21
UNION COUNTY NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered from
Various Sections by our
Correspondents.
The NEWS FROM SANTUC.
Horse Doctor From Cheste1nAn @ IL
Old Souvenir-Dont Zee
with the Wide Tire.

We have bean having some hne
frostv weather, AMI many we're tne
hogs that were slaughtered. a'oa iof
the people. &C vouno
man went 'possum hunting, but IN
.tea i of possum they caught skunk
and consequently all the rank perfume
thew were looking for. 1t was ITO
r Ala not read McKinley's message.
bepar it, but he lied at the oti''art
and I quit as did not wisn 10 see
how much he did tell those things.
Colds are prevalent now and mum,
hers are announcing it in the usual
vav. Your correspondent has Deen
snttaring for three weeks ana 1eeis
vas + he had been used as a tool
to knock down several acres OF corn
stalks. A.,
Mr.. Will Sartor has gone to the
whitaker Cotton Mile, Ga, to take
a position in the company store. we
wish him success. ~,
Young Mr.. Sharp Hobson, wh,
has been visiting his relative heV. y
p. Burns, for scme months Id
raturned to Anderson county. r
repret to report that Mr.. M. Il
Jster u. s. Mail clerk, will NOV
his family from here either to Coiun
b;s or Greenville. The service no
requiring clerks to live on the line
% Mss.rs. J.P. Js.ss and R.
Mcdaniel has received a fue Tenne
saa lack. 1t has been here about OF
~eek. Som ,thing amusing is' sever
little b., n aver having seen a cac
90. !, oI: ring. "What is that thing
Rev. O. P. Burns has return
from the annual Conference and
nre all glad that he has been alloT y
,o remain here another year, ! !
meon'e ere are acquainted with n
and ate, m him as feiend' a he's
bar an 4 a minister Of the gosps,i.
Mr.. Godfrey B. Fowler. VINO
hen i, the lower section OF the co
tv surveying lanl, stopped over !,
recan,ly to c,mplete loo n.
tstsn on a mill As Vox rigt,
.sys---from one avocation to anoll
qualified for anythipg-an all TO-
man: I.
these p,rss. He is preparing 20 H
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-21
Charles p. Sims Suspended.

On Monday morning when court
convened Judge Benet rendered his
decision in the matter of the return OF
G. P. Sims, Esq, to rule recently is'
sued to show cause who said q. +.
Sims ESQ.,, should not be debarred
from the practice of law in South Caro-.
lima because of alleged unprofessional
conduct. Judge Benet recouuted the
history of the proceedings in this mat
ter, gave brief review of the laws
governing such cases both in England
and South Carolina and stated that
after a most careful examination of the
very voluminous-testimo which had
been taken and submitted he thought
that but three of the eleven charges
against Sims had been established.
These three were in substance as fol.
lows: That Sims had by undue infu.
encs and unprofessional conduct forced
DR.. S. J. Bivings to employ him In
the trial for the number of L. s. Trim
mier; that Sims had aided one Herbert
Tucker under sentence for man
slaughter to escape from the custody
of the officer: and that Sims had fire.
T ouently cent to Jail to see if any new
!, prisoners were in and solicit said priso'
l. nera to employ him. Judge Benet ssid
D that there were extenuating circum-
J. stances that mitigate the gravity OF tht
Q charges made and he then passed ~
Is order suspending Sims from the prac
u tic of law for six months beginnin,
d Januray 1st 1901, The attorneys TO
r. Sims will appeal the matter to tn
10 Supreme Court.-Free Lance.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-21
The News at Carlisle.

[R. EDITOR: Our town has been
soewhat stirred up the past week by
tn work of burglars. They came
wh the darkness and left with some
"todle", but not as much as they
thght of obtaining in this wide:
a,ke town. We learn that the total
aount they took with them was
bsyeen $500 or S400, which might
hte been considerably more II
c.umstances had been different. Nc
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-21
FROM HUsTLINc TOWNSVILLE.

The weather is lovely and people
are moving to and fro with q Christ
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-21

Just tell them that YOU saw it in
The TINES.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-21

/ rHE TOWN OF UNION HAsn
II Two Cotton Mills, one the
y largest in the South. Two Fur
y niture and Wood Manuractur-
y ing Concerns. One Female
Seminary. Water Works and
\ Electric Lights.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
CARELESS DRIVING.

Two ladies' driving toward town In u
phaci0n ran down bIcyclIst going out
Bcrctanla street. The ladies
were apparently buslly engaged allow
Ing the horse 10 drive Itself and sue
cccdcd IN dumping the blcycllst In the
muddy street. Feminine screams at
tractcd other passers who witnessed u
lady pocflng back from her carriage
watching tho man pick himself up and
brush the mud from his white clothes
Are you hurt?"
The man was too mad to trust him
self 10 reply
Then hash house voice waited on
the breeze, We'll, II was your fault
anyway"
This was too much and the gentle
man dcmurrod m politely m possible
only to receive the reply, well, The
sun was In my eyes"
Those who witnessed the affair wer,
unanimous In the opinion that such ac
cIdonts could easily be avoided II lady
drivers pay some attention 20 wher'
they are going.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06

CALL and lei us sboW them 10 you
and quote yoU OR Prizes on
them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
LOCAL And GENERAL.

a furnished cottage b. for rent Soc
70 ~ column on pagf D.
HBgisTRATtON ROLLS FOR TllE
NDyENBgR ELECTIONS ARE OpES.
hEgisTgR TODAY
A meeting " the Natiye Sons of Ca,s
lfOfhia VII b. held tonight H." M.
iiss under New To-day
More Than thousand voters have
been registered thus far THIS mora.
lBg igj natives we're enrolled
Al msmbsfs and directors ~ the lio.
HOlui1 Driving Association are urgent
" requested ~ be- present ~ the meet.
ihg tomorrow evening, See notice IN.
der New To-day
There L. . blk supply ~ Ralnior
beer In town nov and no danger " .
further famine. There II = biz demand
foT this popular beer AMI the seattle
brewery IL kept hustling to supply the
demand.
l.Oyers ~ t.rpsichoro should not miss
the elegant opportunity that N offered
them by that popular lodge. olive
Branch. I,ebekah Lodge, L. o. o. ~
/ Friday evening, September 7. In Prog
f.ss Hall.
n you want the best value for your
money buy iawrenco's Renown clgiI
~ only Ave cents. They are on sale al
over town. For the latest thing In
smokes bis Egyptian cigarettes TAX,
the prize: over ffty varieties. no two
alike
We call attention 10 the advertise
ment ~ Bbreye A Co, San Francisco
which appears In today's issue. shrcv,
A. Go. are the largest manufacturers u
jeyeIry. gold and sliyerware west 1
New York CITY. Send for their Illus
trated catalogue.
" wlrd am Sonntag, den 9ton dlesrs
cline yersammlung der dcutsch eyang
LutherIschen GcmIndo In der Y. NJ. G.
Halle um II Uur yOrmltiags stattiln
den, nm den Berlcht des vorstandc
uober Plan und Recommending fun
den Bau der neuen Kircbc u. y. W. Ont
gcgenzunehmen.
The Cousins Society will hold IL
regular meeting at Mrs. Dillingham;
beautiful home, Saturday evening. Al
excellent program IL being prepared
Mrs. Turner and others viii sing. ~
GulIck and others will report the Ecu
menlcal Missionary meeting held thl
summer In New York.
Robert More. engineer OF Pcpeckc
sugar mill. came 10 town a fortnigh
ago In poor health. He il confined l.
> the home Of his wlfe's parents. Mr.. an
. Mrs. Robert Llsbman. MakIkI. Bob
has u host Of friends In Honolulu fror
his former long residence here. and !
not too III 10 see any OF them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
Wedding This Afternoon.

A. u. Cooley and Miss Worcs were
married at ~. Clements chapel, MAXI
III, by Itoy, J. osborne at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. The happy couple leave In
the 3il5 train for Walalua to spend tho
honeymoon, Mr. Cooley II train dit
pHtchor Of the Oahu railway.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06
Sale-2s Eva, s27.75.

II Is recorded that Scottish inn
keeper once said OF the Duke OF Ar
gyll: His grace Is In vera deefcult
poseetin whatever. His pride of intel
lect will no let him associate with men
Of his ain birth, and his pride OF birth
will no let him associate with men OF
his ain intellect"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-06

Fine Job Printing at tho Bulletin
)fiiGe.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
FLYNN is COMING.
He will Speak In Beaver Sep
tember II.

''"arr v. ll.uly who Las ju., IT.
'"'"'i 'r'" Gn'h,ie where be had yor.
= " 'i"h r''" T." attend the Republican
f"'r''"n' convention states that tl.r,
u. T. FI"" will be- 10 Beaver ou srp.
'"""' IL, I" deliver an sddrsa .nu
III" NJ. flv"n will spssk ., Iisrd..,,
On September ID, Mr.. Hssly s,.,,
stated that there was u strong probsbil.
ny 'h": Delegate FLYNN would be oc-
c'"',',"'.d by lien. +. B. Ferguson.
III" newly eh'.tcd chairman Of the He
r"'"i"'" r,rti,btisl committee.
'"'e "s. 81 Mr.. flyuSs coming vii,
H. r'"h, received by Lis many cup
i"r'"'. in tins county and il |. hrlisv.,l
that the meeting wilI Be cbssac,eris.i
h' rr"a, interest aud en,husiss,u.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
T.. Whr'. dn'y ial Cs'nI,nyo N",.n w.- .r,-, ,.d p

snv either ~ j" ST.. Whr,. duty
demands II, There l. ~,-h' ~
cisH, but IL should lm n..n ~" ~"
creticn. Criticism fm higher mt.
different from cri'isism Tor l"".o""l
reasons. favored with "on-'' ,"'
prejudice.
The higher realms Of ne~s!a,"'
work demand something better 'h,"
this cheap criticism--this venting 81
i'll will and malice--this display "f IN
telligence 10 the expression II
sgueamish absurditiss, Of slang i'L''s.
es an, implied v"igari''-. V'u"
we'll directed 10 a valuable ahin,r' A"
tie newspaper but when m's-'riA 80
Il proves y curse. There j. u" -"
whore the Golden Rule can h. m".
sptly applied than in this work. II "
will conform ." ,h'. 'in.,
pie Of this familiar rule, there wi, hr
little danger of its ov-tl.ald~g III
boua,ls of just c",,srrvati.m
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
The Flynn Meeting.

The announcement In ,at., ~l-
minus OF Hon. d. T. Flynn, nr,,,",
OF coming TO Beaver on S-,,rn,-r. u
for the purpose Of addressing III" ,,,.,.
pie of this section. will i- rc-i,. It
with pleasure by Lis many admirers
In the county. Doubtless the r,e-t.
ing on this occasion will have the larv>
est attendance Of any during the uh-
tumn.
Mr.. Flynn has made an .,crll.n,
record 10 Congress. No other man
has done 90 much for Oklahoun. ~ le
bas. and while the passage 1t the
Fr.e Homes bill docs M, particularly
Affect Beaver county, il has undouLt
IDLY strengthened Mr.. Fiynn's inan.
,nrc an worker for Oklah.u.. H..
'"rss,s In general and Il !. evident
hat the people ~ this sertin w,lI
how their aPprecistion of his coming
y turning out in large nunLrr. 10 |
Ire.t him.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

a R"pnhlir.n meeting vas held a,
u ~" Monday to elect delegates Il.
''''"h 10" Aral'alne con INVENTION toe L..
S't' -" the lS'h ." nnniua,e saudi-
u, :" '"r r'anc'lmnn rr tins district.
J".s. 4. u. Tann"h,li wins -l.c,,.,
'h'''"sn I the m.-i,ns anl N. +,
u y, ''"'rI"r,. The followiug per.
-"' "'' "l'~'"d u. d-'-ratss: +. L..
Fhnd, ""orse H.aly, william White
aud &. y. Ts.nehill. I, was moved
aud carried 'hg, the sense Of tho meet
'"p Il" r." the Suppor, "f II. @. Brown.
l"" u. candidate Tor councilmsu. The
was nd djou'neJ. nir-rwhich ere.
we're prepared ter the DELI
eni".
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
Land once mt Woods ard, q. r
Dodge City, Ksssas.

Nstice 10 Hereby given that The f,i,.w,,,.
named settler has filed notice of his In
,,. sn,,on ion nsk hnni prooi In support q his
r'sihh hha tb.t said prof Will be ~ ads be-
eur: n 'eaNei county. OkIshDins Territory
nni IN oi his nbsei'cs thea, bef re D-iis
IN nhg:r, deputy clerk. at the "fhcc OF said
hrst day Of September. IgS. viz:
Thnn"s y. Marhet. ~. D.. M. rs E,r the w
aud thr SE Z cf the NV ). See 3t Iv,, a
u ~ &c II. "'
lie names ih. foiiawin, witnesses d. pro,e
MS continuous resi'irne. upon and culiivs.
ii"n of. sail land. viz:
&c" ~. &. rcr"nis. Walier I. isouiweII. Carl
Kansas o~~
p, =. y. HEAIY, Register,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
COLDWArER

M rain yet ani 'ro,'s l"mk dull.
Mrs. Tom Mnrphv wa, yY-,, q,
Mrs. Nan Thurman yesterday.
T. A. Cain returned from the IVES,
end yesterday with q lead of ,,os,,
which are for sale.
Jim Hitch 10 worl'ing f.r G. A.
Booth.
Tom Murphy aud Doc Ross arc O..
the B~'r this week looking after
cattle.
u. u. Hs"kla has quit working f,r
the Xxx RANCH 4nh has returned home
I" look after his eSs,ls.
Y. A. Cain went to Liberal Sunday
h"r -nppli-s for th. ranch.
n'-.C 4. Bnnh visited at Rov
Sunday.
Mrs. Thurman was u pleasant call.
-r at Enbank one day THE week.
TRE FOREMAN,
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cos sDLIDATEB,
Land Office at Wood ward. d. T

bhuu oucc ~ WOOuWnrd. ". j.
July II 1900.
Noiice IL hereby given that the following
nau-i settl'r' have given noiice oftHeiT in.
icntin To- make nnal pro rs Tor their
claims aTd that Id ur" fs will bs IA ID. be-
lore Cha.les q. Tann-hii' Pr.,bat. Judx. in
an T. iea.er county q 4. ut his ofice lien.
vsrb. =. on S,pt.mb,r ,.i.p, viz:
John W. IIudil-sinn u 4 y" s2s for the
lots and an l u y oi Sw i See ~ twp n
n. names following witnesses, James e.
Neal. George NJ. Hcmer. Philip 4. Woods asd
Ashley a.. Brown all ~ Lock woOd -. 7,
tliyer v. Dickenson II T. No ,is,, fnr n ..
otNw \ See ~ nnds y oisw v sec ~ Twi
He names the following witnesses, John "
iuddies'on, J,ines q. Neal George N,
temer aud Philip a. woods oil OF lockwood
Charles A. Dlckenson u n No. iri0 for W J.
q sE and NJ quarter 80 Sw quarter Sc
= ma r. = NY ?p"rter OF NE quarter Sec - ~
Witn.ss.s tor Charles A. Dickenson,
John W HuddlesiOn. James &. S.ai, George
~. k~mer and Philip A. Woods sii of LooE-
,A.hiey A. Brown II. T.. No $3.50 for N " of
NE quarter and NV quarter Of NE quarter
Sec ~ Twp n II ~ E.CM
Ill" names ~ witnesses Charles A. Dicken-
s,n. James q. Neal, George N. Remer and
Philip A, Woods oil OF iockw q. ..
FlrSt pub. Juiy -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16

iiai CsnIaiso W",rh w.- nr,-, u,,.l..r
49," "'''" ~ '"y nrwspapcr. =
'''I :" ~ ~ -" "i ~. ~, II d.
h""' "r r'r NJ s>,> .Ia,n.. n
''r" " 30. T. N nn,, cave ...,,,.
-" n','i -" .i,,iin.ui,L,J v,.,,
80" "''''. !" III" Star, "a department =,
u" ""'h'h "rh" Campaign Fm"m" .,
th'- h"I"t'".,' the arguments III "a,
'wo .r"n parties will b. presented, sid.
10, side. day hy day. To a,pduu ~,
ID m" rate s,dr, Mr.. Jones hss s.lrr,.,l
int i''ms'lv appointed Nv. Willis !.
\.'""'. chief # the Press Durcan ~,
'h" i''m "ratic National COMMITTEE.
'"', ~" 'h" l,"pnblicau side. Mr.. Han.
- ~ "l"ct ii aud appointed the fn.
""' j'"r"aii't aud litcrs,eur, Mr.. Niu.
- ''"''""i Upo" lesruing the de-.
-" III ~" Nv" Ch"i, men, H.. Star
%" ''''''i' engaged the two gen, ,lemen
'"' -" S'"'L,y, August 10, the Cam-
''"'g" laum will he innugura,ed, to be-
'"'i n'l ~ the regular issue nr Th
-. '"''y aud Sunday uriil the ,nM
d" "raisn. An in,-res,iu. i-.,.
I" ii ''r Forum will DO the answ.r. :,
~ -. "p" C~ncairn topics. .u.-
"' " >" u" S,ar io BE- answered h
i"' "r. Hnl-'ead or Mr.. ALl.a,
: 4. -. Under the circu,u., sur.., ~
"'".' 'hn- given wi! have the SIAN.
a ~, Il ~. Naii"nal Cn,uni,i ..
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CORRESPON DENCE,
Coin Notes.

The ~"a'h-r Is dry anh warm.
r""r'" nav" been cutting fodj.,
hr som" Inn" down here. On gc-
'"r,t 81 the rro.pbt there will l..
~ h. ar ~ " r'i crap while other feed
M. ' per ,;iml.
Arssr- Fox aud P-i,x frs putting
up hay. Jotn Balen ~, T.iver tn, :
Tor and George Pembsrtor are help
ipg them.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
Republican County Convention.

y, order Of the Republican county cen.
trail committee Of Beaver county. Oklshma,
sAs Rapsblisss county oonvsnsion viii b.
held q The court house In Beaver, Ohls
hs.s, on Friday. September II. 1900. ., Q
o'c'set for the purpose Of nonina,iue can.
dates for the various county oasoss 10 BE-
voted for ., The ssmise November election.
The rsprsssn,a'isn will be one delegate
fer each ten votes or frsc,isn thereof cas-,
for Hon. d. T. Flynn, .. the general cleo
slos Of lsoSs
TIE sppossionmsnt Of delegates 20 the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16

huguu, o, 1900,
named settler has hl,,l notice Of her ipssus
tion TO make final proof Ia support Of her
i!iin, and that said proof will be made be-
fore Charles o. Tannsbiii. Probate Judge h.
and for Beaver county. or In case Of his Al.
sence then before Nettis VI Thomas. elert
o. ssid eonr, at Beaver, D. T.. on September
22 1850. viz;
Ordslls flushing heir Of aud for the heir.
Of Mary 4. Lewis deceased n 4. No 2I5e
for the Ne Sec o. TYP. 2N. n "a HrM,
She nsmen the folio Sing witnesses A., pro,s
n.r contlnno1s rcsiience upon sni cuitivs-
Harry q. Hess anI Allie Hess. Of Caster.
q. 7 and Jessie ~ Clair M / Neiis, 81 Clair
Of Lsvsrns. q. I.
Y u. HAM, Register.
First pub. Aug. 10 1900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
Land once st Wood war -. r..

Noticc ~ hereby given that the T,i 10 owiux
named settler haa filed notice ~ his ipten.
tlons make dual proof In support of his
respective c.ssm anu that III ifnof will be
The Probate Court In aud Tor beaver c,unty
Oklahoma Territory, mt beaver. Okiahons
on August, u, 1910. Wis:
James ", l,rovn, insane. foe the q NJ of the
MEN aud Tue W u OF tbs SIC x of bso. 81,
Twp, . ". u. -, y. q. n.
Tie names the follo~ing witnesses 20 prove
ms ronlinuons rssidsncs upon aud cultivation
OF sii,l land, viz;
John " webb Christian PeIks, cysus
q.
I'D. RsALv. Register
First pus Juiy, % 1900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16
Land om,e a, wo,.,wsrl. a.

S'ft~is l,"",'hy given 'Lrt ,h. foiiowtn,
s'h'u ,'i,'nr b nd n",'r oThis Intention
We ~ fr'.d In sn'r"r, "f his claim.
u 'uLuri, r'r'k Il .''i" r.,nr. or Resvcy
an ~ '"i,- Ihs ai,se,ce then
W : iiha" ir,uiy riers, ss Bes.
Lar, tnyrl sU ,,s,- H., ,,, ~ u
- hnd ~ !. "ist .r .rwbIN n
80 "h ei .'c tapi ~. Il ~ kCN'
:" nn,,s W" ti' " Ing witnesses 20 prove
u u of said ia,,ls. y,zi 'N' ."" '1'"'s
rnhc' MrfnIlani. John Lille, A, l.. Inch.
'hh' ana william wooisry. all OF Beaver o.
ID. HrALY. Register.
First pun. Aug ~ 100.
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CONSOLIDATED.
Land oface,at Wood ward,O. r.

August, q, 1870.
Not ce IN her by giyen that the foliowinr
nnnir,i 'eitlyrb have hed notice OF their int.n.
lion I" make inal proof In support OF their
claims AMI that ssi. proof will he mad. be-
tir- charles q. .TaDnehili Judge OF the Pro
bni" 81 nrt In and Tor Besver county, Okiaho-
ma Tei rtnry. nni In case OF his absence then
brh'rr scit 4 N. Thomas. cierk Of fsid court
a. Itn,"r, Okla, on September ~, iiloJ =
VIZ ,hatles y. beeb., ~. T., No. Has for
Nv s.cs 70 and = NV = sec as ~
wiinr'@s for Charles u. Beebr; Fred ".
llr"b'. mn MctOoi. otto Bafby, uf u iyerSide
Altn willism rllnt u y No ilOi for Sw Y
Sec Tp5N, IL aaECM
Witnesses for William Flint, Charles q.
R-ddicS, william Il. Rsddick, Jane y Judd
ANA Jnhn W. smith ali OF Beaver. Okia
Y. ID. HsALy. .kspistcr
FP Aug y
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CONSOLiB sTED

July, .. lSD.
Notice IL hereby Given that the foilovins
named settlers have nled notice ~ their M.
tsniiou To max. tnai proof In support Of
IN. ir ciaims and that said proof will be made
before Chsrl~s U. 1ss1ehiii, Judge OF TIRE
Pisbaie tiorri 10 aud Tor Beaver county
y, Il. and In ease ~ his absence. then be1ors
Srttie ~. ~ mas, ci Ik OF said c.urf, st
BeaN'r, %. r. Oh Aug. IL. i,sIp viz
Augustus R.bcrit. n, \. 80. $50, for
th. NJ = 81 See a.. T~p.s y, H. ne. Z. III.
:, Witnesses tor Angtl ,s q. h0berts, John
i,s,emsn, fredrick f"aani August PeItr, of
I9li,' - u. and clsud BisDchsrd. and
sc s" ser sret,iyt ~, foA' a. se 90, for tho
witnesses ior freiriok Fox, John Bstemsn,
hnsustus &. Roberts and August PsitE oi
.oin, -. T., AMI Jlnud u. blanchard ana
Fred q. Tracy OF f,eay,rO.T.
Also August P"itz. n T.. No. ar, for the N
w of tile kE ani X 4 oi iho NJ x ana
81 "i iihe NV y scc. -, Twp. n, K. TIE
Witnrss.s TOR August r. itz, John Bsteinsni
frearick Fox and AulUs'us q. hob. IT'S n
,loln. %. 7. and Gland u. Blnnchard and
Fred 4. Tracy of Benytr ~. r.
First Published July isiYU
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Mrs. John BAtcu,Aa must be " The
voyOts business 1T lssst she k~sps
them fas By feeding then chickeus.
Oliver Coshow wee hsue Sunday
He is now working for John Spur
gesn.
Guess the preacher q the Psmbsr.
ION school house needs talking 10.
He didn't "show up" last Sunday.
Joe whitaker delivered some sheep
at Epslswosa one LAY last week.
A. G. Roberts hes cut some hay o
the fats.
Steve Richsy 10 back from Hess
county, Kansas. ns reports G poor
corn crop bot ssys that there is . big
wheat crop to make up for the short
age 10 corn.
Tom Roberts wss wUrkise for Mr..
Perry last week.
Th.r. .rs two picker. .oos. crap.
down THE way.
Boru--T" J. r. Switzerland and
wife on July 27.a girl baby.
Mics Nettie Roberts 10 working for
J. H. Albeit Of Englewood.
Mics Nora Roberts h working a.
Stonsr Coles.
1,tvun 4.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kill You Have always Boush.
s's".,.', D..ss 's: Of AhZIzzs

Afence inspector was visitor to
keotoo Sa day. Al the raurtmeu
were 'anxi ~ 10 see him about the
fences o. = r'Nr ,nent land. lie says
that they must oil con,. dawn aud thu,
he will be back here !" few days. He
notified ! OF dive parties TO take their
fences down. i'r lated to suu,e tbst
q" Obj 'c'ioa s'.i i be made to u home.
s'."''' hav'". y hundred acres or 10 of
= "'r' fnent ! ~ e., cr,l ~ CON ,ect;or
With his oh; u. -,i,,r.. Meas.
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True Economy

The difference of cost between q
good and poor baking powder
would not amount for q famllyS
supply to one dollar q year.
The poor powder would cost
many times this In doctors bills.
Royal Baking Powder may cost little
more per can, but it insures perfect,
wholesome food. In fact, it is more
economical in the end, because it goes
further in leavening and never spoils
the food.
Royal Baking Powder used always
in making the biscuit and cake saves
both health and money.
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BOTH SIDES OF the CAMPAIGN.
The Kansas City Stars Novel Forum
Feature.

The Ksssas City S,sr has decided
urou n speciJ feature fer the Prsideo-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-16

You cannot, u you value good health, afford
to Use cheap low-grade. alum, baking pow.
do endangcr the health. An physicians viii
tell you that alum In food Is poisonous.
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To state TINT the num,~n Il ."h.-.,.
in the county sxceeds a. " .",l"r ~
teacher nav surprise m,"' h.,'u
nevcr'hrn'-. true. This u ,"r ~
the tuaiion has usually m,,,. lni ..
the case is today. The r"n oi
resihcnt ieachep in the rrn''y H..
DECREASED to tho extent that ~. pie.
OF conducting . summer i. sri,n'.
this wear was abandoned. III" diff
cul'v in securing teachers 10 emphn.
sized By the fact that some school
bssrds have bssa obliged 70 advertise
for f'teschers.
1t is u noteworthy fact that there
are teachers in thi. vicinity who Lnvt
been offered numerous proro.i,ion. I"
teac" i"r advanced wages. l, il TIN.
seen hat schools are hunting ,racl,
ers instead Of teachers hunting .rhonls
For ono teacher 10 Be offered 6v. ~
SIX propositions ID teach ia widely dif.
fe'ent from asking In vain for ,ha,
many SCHOOLS.