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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-29
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given to persons Interests
ed In the estate Of @. q. 0abbert. deceased,
that on the nnh day of March, 1900 Mary z.
0abbert produces and 6les In the Probate
Court. in the county Of Beaver, Oklahoma
Territory, an ipstrumant in writing purport.
ing 10 bs the last will and tesismen. oY O. O.
Gabbert, deceased. and also fled 10 said
Court her petition praying for the probate
Of said will letters testamsnisry issue there's
on 10 her the executor named In said will.
Pursuant 10 an order Of said court made
on the nhh day Of March 1900 notice Ia
hereby given that the seventh day Of April
1900 a, the hour Of 10 o clocK a. m. Of said
day that being day Of special term Of said
court. has been appointed "a the time for
hearing said petition and proving said will
at the Probate Court room In Beaver In said
county Of Beaver when all persons interest
ed may appear and contest the same.
In testimony whereof ! have herenn'o set
my hand and seal Of said Probate Court this
ffih day Of March A. D. 1900.
Charles u. Tannehill,
Probate Judge.
[s.ALl
4 wks.
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Notice is hereby given that J. J. Thomp-
son, whose pos,ofhse sddrers IL Grand
Valley Oklshona. did on the Hrrt day Of
February A. b. 1900. take up and post as
eu,rsys, the following described live stock,
towii:
One hay horse pony abou, fourteen hands
high, about ave years old. Left front foot
and right hind foot white nearly 10 the knee
Branded &C. or ''G". The brand imper.
feet or impossible 10 determine.
Also. one pale red mulsy bull calf, white
face, bush Of tail white. Ears partially
frosted od. No brands. Nov nearly one
year old.
That said estrays were taken up on and
are being held on the south half Of the
southeast quarter Of section thirty. township
three north. range tweniv.E. G. N. and the
range In that immediate vicinity. all 10
Grand Valley Township, Beaver County
Oklahoma.
In testimony whereof I have heresnio set
my hand and afh1sd my official seal this
twenty. fourth day Of February, A. d. 1900.
p. G. Tracy.
County Clerk.
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"Wednesday week sxo was the birth.
day VI Mn usnry Mott of Cline A
large uumber Of her ffiesds living 10
that viei"i,, gathered ., her home in
honor Of the occasion. A sump,uou-
dinner ws. served and the guests re--
,psineh during the entire afternoon. Il
10 needless to state ths' ihwe who were
present ven, away much pleased with
tho hospitality extended TO them by Mr..
spd Mrs. Mott The occasion va. not
msrred By undue forrnnlirhs sod i,s
plessspt, socisble ns,ur. made !, men,
orabIs affair 10 The minds Of ,he many
guests Who attended
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-29

DR.. Mun,eii, since Ills return from
Kspss, City. hss concluded to locate In
Beaver, and Beaver thus psios = god
citizen and one Of The brs, physicians in
the southwest, The Docor hiss many
friend. 10 this section Who with him
ruccers, aud M the same time r"g'e, that
he reu'oved from our midst. III lsrdes,y
Herald
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CONSOLIDATED
Land once st Woodward, OF
March m lnla

s'N"s s0Ss
Notice ia hereby siven that the following
named settlers hsvs MED nNice OF their ia
teniion to mske nnsl pro In support Of
their cis.ms and that said proof Will be made
Pisbate tourt 10 aud MT Besvar c.iuuty,
u, T.at beaver, 2. r.; on My lso, .visi
east quarter 81 ssction % township . north.
And Nary G Free, n Y No 81 ,or this sou,h
west quarter q .sction 10 township . north.
range Is n CM
And also Cornelius Rslsner II Y No sso, for
the north half ~ the n, ythwsst quarter and
the southw est quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter stetiSu ~ ana the sSutheast qusytsr IL the
scs:nssst ,:n. = ca ''''i'" % 'owS'hip NORTH
Tlisy name the following witnesses 10 prove
their c,niinuoue residences upon and cuItivs-
David Essisy, Milton W Free, Charles v
ell Of Nye, or
VT, 49,, -, .y;,D; HEAir. Register.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The klad You Have A|ways esught
s'...,... s:..: III: >, AH2Zzzx


Noes0O0o WoWvoos
I hsve calls for q few good small
ranches snd fsrms. If you have such a
thing aud wsp, TO sell il, let mo know
/. 8. DRUMNosp.
Judge lIsiner adjourned eour, last
Friday evening. He handled cri,Dipsl
business exclusively while here, ard the
following Is the result summed up:
Ernest Owsley vas given one year in the
pen for obtaining wagons, bsrsess. plows
etc, under false pre,enses. while his part
ner, Erosst Hawkins, was given eighteen
mou'hs. Dan Breeder got 30 days 10
jail for stealing Miss Wepger's bicycle
John Brady, who vas convicted Of high.
way robbery, received = life sentence.
james Merchant was sent up for . year
aud . day for perjury Merchant had
already lain 10 jnil more than . year.
Tho Enid Sun-Easle.
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CONSOLIDATED,
Land once 81 Wood ward. .. T..

Notice IL hereby giyen that the following
iOns To make nnal prof In support of their
respective claims. and that said proof will be-
IN sdr before Charles U. Tannehiii. Judge Of
Oklshoma Territory, at Beaver, oklahoma,
on May 1851 viz:
S. sS. so1th ~ nsiI 81 The ncrth ~sst W quarter % Of
section township range - ". 4. Nj.
Aud stephen Roman II. T.. No. sol Tor the
vest hsl! OF ihe noIshssst ansr,eI and the
and the souihw,pt quarter OF the nor heast
quarter section township 3 west range ~ Il.
their continuous residence upon and cuitIva-
iiou of said land, viz:
Henry Block, Bernsrd Ulrich, Christian
relks and Robert II. Hamii on all Of Beaver,
y, d. HEALY. Register.
Yiyvt pub. Mch. 81
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DtrARTNEsr ov THE ISrrRioR.
U. y. Land once ct Woodward. q. T.,

DHrARTMEST Or THE INTERIOR,
U.s. Land once N Woodward. o. T.,
Feb. u, rgoo.
4 suh,cient contest an,davit having been
fied in this once by Mamie A. Brown. co =
testsnt, against homestead ep'Yy No. 7si.
made septenhr -. lsW,. & the northwest
quarter 81 section ~, township ! north, range
"a east, hy VII lam y. Sinclair, roote les. IN
which it Il alleged that the eutryman has
wholly sbapdoaed the tract inciud. IN his
homcstesd en'ry fpr more than six months
prior io the ex rIrstIon ol the five y-1rs fso,n
date OF entryj that seid default stifI continues
M To the pres ut time, aud that said default
~ not used by rrason of his employ meDt IN
the Military or Naval sci, lee OF tie Uni ed
states IN time Of war: Bald par ics nrc hcfe-
BY notified To sppear, respond aud h-r evil
dcnce touching said allegation at 10 ocio,k
q. m. en- April 3, Igr,, before ChaYi,s q,
TSrnehiii, Judxe of Tho rrobae Court In R,d
Tor Beaver County. q. r., at his once In Bea-
yer. uk k,ahomn TerritoYyj and ths, fpai hear.
ing will he held ~ 10 o'cl,h'k ". m A,,rii ~,
hoo, bcfor. the Register and Receive, at the
United y, ates Lard once In wuodw ard. q r..
The said contestant having, IN Q proper an
davit. n. 4 January I.. 1900, set iorih 'ts
which show that sf er due diligence pers nal
hereby ord red ard directed that such n ,iic I,
" given by due and proper pub ica'ion In tine
Herald. published o. Beaver, Beaver county,
%. T., the sane county IN which the land 10
situated.
I'D. HEALY, Register.
First pub. Feb'y u. iso.
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cont EST NOTICE
DEPARrn EST ~ THE IS1 nRioR.
UHiTsD krATEs LAND OvricE.
WOosiWurd. q. T. March IN iQ00

"""""tu' W. s'' mubtu W. ihp.
A snniriept contest afiidayit having
b.enfiied In this office ny John A. B'dern an,
conirs ant against Bur, " Par~ons entry No.
Gij. madeJ anUary ID. Is8, tDr lots and 2 and
souih hsl! ~ th! northeast quarter secilon 3,
twnship 4, range AZ. v. z. NJ. by BuTi N. psr.
sons Conir~ies In ahich II 10 alleged thAt Buri
N. Psrs. ms lies Who'll ahsn'ion. d said tract
~ lard hf more ~ an one year last Cast. and
that ssid abandonment, continues tO the pres
ent time. aud that SSH Sbsenc. from the said
land. WAS uoi due 10 his employ yment In the
army, navy or marine. corps of the United
~ atss ss private soidi 2. ofiics =, seaman or
iDsrine duriag the Wal with spain. aud iail, d
to maintain residence up.n tn. land for six
months prior to The expiration OF hve years
from date Of entry ssid parties are hereby
notified to appear, re.r'pd and offer evidence
touching said allegation ~ 10 O'Clock n. M on
Ap,il ~. ighD before Register and Receiver OF
this ". n. Land Onics, o. Woodward, q. r.
sfldavit. u ed March 10, iissl, set forth facts
which show that Hfter due diligence p~rsOnai
u. .rvlce az his DOti q can not be made, IL IL
b. r, by ordered and directed thst such notice
be given by due and fop,Y publication,
=. u. hEALr. REGISTER.
fiist pub. Mch. 10
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-29
Land once ~ Woodward. o. T.

Februaiy ~, ivU'.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
pansd settler has fil~d notice ~ his i,ten,iIn
and that SAID troof al be made .berre ihs
Nepist 2 ard Rec'ivcr u, y, Land Ofice 81
woodward u. II, ob April ., ino. via;
~ V. aud NV v NJ Y, rpd NE a NV Y ui
sec Ion ., i,,wnship I n'.rh, = Bsc ~ ". q. NJ.
He naIncs the iJll,,wing vi nesse. 10 Tfove
tion of rrid md. vizi
fred w Tafi AMI John w, T.f, ri CIine,
q. =, Nor,ni W. Earl and Richard Borrn, III
custer, OF.
y. u. HEALY. Reris,er. -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-29
NEWS OF THE VICINITY

Joe pIySou uss Ietutoeu "Voo 'o"
Kansas City.
Cornelius Keleher o! Nye ws called
70 Beaver Wednesday on business.
Bora-To Mr.. ssd Mrs. C. Il. Peck.
ham, March Is, . son
Dyke Bsil,oger wen, to Liberal todsy
on business.
Mrs. Grace Keyser, Of Blue Gr.ss
was 10 towe yesterday.
II. +. Mslooey has engaged to worx
for A. NJ. Roberto the coming summer.
". T. wssdes, who bss been staying
ct Perry, ~ here for short visit.
c. o. Tsnoshili spsst several dsys
out Q. hu ranch lsst week.
Couu,y Attorney Dyke Bsllieser hes
purchased clsim of j. Blanchard.
Mis- Hattie Rhodes, Of th. Cimsrou
vss 10 Beaver Tuesday.
Stanley MeCooI Who wss quite sick
lss. week is ssgsioius bis health.
.~~'.' os'ooe' ms '''.'' "o~
Lockwood Whsrs he hes been for some
"p
Couo'y A.es'o' """'u V'''' "
busiIy engaged 10 assessing properly 10
the COS. end this week.
DR.. L. 8. Muussll is prepared to do
vsoSius,ion by the sssp,ic method. which
10 the lsss. painful and moe, satisfactory
u.,.,o. . oo,,hy A ao.. os RAJ.
,.,n.. Hoeruouun syaup v;ll re,isvs
I, Price 2s ceo,, end so oen,s.
Ran K;odor b.. been sick for the mas,
e., a.v. With ms.sl.s DR.. Muusell IN
,,,.od;,v him.
n u p,;,, and ~, s.uu., and
Carter rr.., v.o, on, to Elmvood Sat-
,,a., ,hs ,,o fo,u., oso,lsmeo uoipu
N look a. ,bs ooun,rv
u u R,,;,, of co,oo,d,, M "a
,h., oss.musI R,,,,. =, R.shv.ll ar
,;,.d h, R..,,, ,.., v.ek nm . bu,ioe..
"trip.
= n r,.., !. N b,,. . d.. ,,;,o
house erected on HE claim near Elm
wood. H. d. Mssss having outrsc,sd
70 DO the "o'k.
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NOTICE.

There will be . regular meeting Of the
Beaver Live Stock Association st the
court house on Saturday April 7'h at
two o'clock p. IN. All persons interest
ed in the Association should make IL 8
poiat to attend.
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Land once At woodw ward. o. r. .

Notice IN hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his .Dieption
OF James n Brown, Insane and that said
prooi vii he made before Charles q.
Tapnehiii. Probs'e Judge In and for
Beaver county, Okla. Territory, ~ Beaver,
Oklahoma. on May, 4. 1861, viz;
Brown, Insane, ~. r. No. .tas tor the w.s
half Of 4, . sOuthessi quart 2 and the south
hall OF tho northeast quarter Of section ~,
He Names the folio wing witnesses 20 prove
his oniiUuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz;
John W, Webb, Cyrus A. Allen, Christian
Feikee and Bernera Uirich all OF Beaver. o
Ed. HEALY. Register,
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All persons are warue'l under penalty
Of the lsw, not to skin, buy or sell any
hides OF cattle belonging TO the Green
ranch without permission from y. l..
Goodnight. J. q. GREEN h CO.,
D34>3w Gate, u. T.
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Young
People.

. schoiar;hlp In most any ether reputable busl
college Or literary school In the U. q can b
.seursd by doing little work 4 horne foI .hs
journal. II 10 eieyat,ls In character, moral 10
Tone and especially inie. .-sting and pro6tabie 10
young people, bat read With Interest and profit
sss matter ~ ws KIN aeS ssSpss Ss eos: ss
sent Tree. Agents wanted. address YsTlhS
Advocate Pub Co, Nashviiis. Tens.
fNsStIon this papsrl
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n y: 3: ::::;; |: I. 5:;
emo MAcu1DD g. r. WoslA ~
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aasuAssss's ssses essssA. - ssssss. hssssv.
ys1essy branch ssl wssshsess iocassd hsss /.
- Ngese - leepis 81 isvsse tassosy price, sss.
: - 81 Ss. is :sr ~. Isssk .Sows sisss's
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pssisd; vs - - as,s
g. :lsa s.i.. !: r. sSs:s ss,ss s.c:,s :: 2;
yordi Sxsnies ase VI ~
S,:!, =. :H,,s e: .ss,;yes ss;Sess. .I s,axSAlssI
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-29
Change In santa Y~ Tin,e Table.

In this issue appears the time table OF
the Aicnison. Topeka and SAINTS Fe rail-
way between rpglewood and Wichi's.
According to the new schedule, trains
leave Epglewood at 4 .. ~, as ususl GO
iug east, but arrive 9. Englewood at 8:
45 p. m. ins,ead Of 7:3O p. N. The
east bound train lssves Eovlewood st 4
.. NJ. arrives 10 Mnlvaue at 2:3O p. N.
and st Wichits st 3:2N no the same Day.
The wes, bound train leaves Wichita st
7:45 .. m. sod arrives In Englewood tho
came day, at tho time stated.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-29

A foe Akdsllah Chief stallion, IL
yesrs old, saddle aud driver, weight be-
tween 100 and 200. Has shown
speed under 2:3O. Will sell cheap for
cash, or trade for cattle or good mares
I. 8. DRUMMOND.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-29

e!sssi:. !ssssa; s.a;..s s'v;i:s v:s.. 3 S,9S.:s so.es
Ring, or . 6chelsrbhlp IL
Draughon's Practical BusineA
College Nashville, Tenn, CAB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-04

no more than 3, 900 to 4, 600 Federals wure engaged
against abpu, 1900 ConfederatsA ComparS
the bloody losses at Wilson'S Greek with those
Of Mcthuen at Noddcr River. Yet these Americas
troops were then comparatively raw, whereas
Methuen's arms were mainly regulars Az the
first Bun Run not more lhap 1000 men we're
engaged on either side. and all were green volun-
teers, Yet the losses on either side were about
double those II Butler at Colenso, where an equal
numDrr apparently we're engaged. or on the neld.
But let rs suppose something had happened "
Butler like the Confederate repulse IN the fret Of
the seven days battle at Mechanicsvile where
about 1900 Of them went up against a fortified
line worse than Spion kop. held by about Q, 900
Union soldiers, when nearly 2.500 Of them were
killed and wounded in an hour or two The
whole British nation must have fallen down in Q
stuck 70 tl$ir job and the next day got even a
GalncsS Mn. or let US suppose Butler had been
before Fort ,Donclson in, place q Grant would
h. hove held his ground after McClernand's re-
pulse Doubtful IN view 81 what We now know
Of him. II Is true that Grants army was finally
re- enforced To- considerably more than Butler had
IN his first battle, but the difference could not
have been very great. And Grant assaulted
Done.sru at tht outset with fewer men than Butler
took into action or had At hand. Meanwhile
glance ut the lusseS IN both sides at DOnelson.
There are mrny other battles ~ our Civil Wsr
made equally suggestive by such com parisona
but II Is needless to enlarge upon their detailS
The figures # the foregoing table tell their own
tala, and may hereafter be useful and instructive -
the events of tie South African war occur anA
compel fresh attention. LESLIE J. PERRY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-04
OUR WAR AND ENGLAND'S.
"BUTCHRR'S BILLD OF 1S6f-65 COM
PARED WIN TRAT IN AFRICa.
Losses In Dead and Wounded in Fifty Of
Our Greatest Battles, as Compared With
Those suffered By Great Britain Thus
FRr-The Forces Engaged Compared.

luosr SuueTeu " sTeot oTitAiH mus
Far-The Forces Engaged Compared.
WAsnISGToN, Feb. 2-Ths United States are
a much Younger nation than Great Britain never.
theless they have had greater experience Of real
war and imbibed a deeper comprehension OF all
II involves than the nation whose drum beat rs
heard round the world" In the butchers
bill" our civil War would swallow up a dozen
such wars AT that Of the Crimea, or the Peninsular
campaigns. with Waterloo thrown in. Therefore
We know that there have been no battles yet in
South africa.
Tho British forces have been brought 10 a dead
s'andstill by half their numbers, much as the
Union forces were nv the first Bull Run. which.
by the way, was a greater battle" than anything
We have yet seen in South \ rra. Yet Bull Run
WAS but a small affair COMPARED w'h at least
thirty of the subsequent actions Of the Civil War.
II is plain now to both North aud South that the
Northern power ought not to have been utterly
paralyzed in the Virginia theatre By the small
Bull Run reverse, nor should it have suffered de
fea, at all on that field Both were the re-
suits Of a single fault which we see repeated
day after day by the British in South Africa
the shortcomings of leadership. II they can over
come las the North did the British may vet win.
These are the only particulars in which here is a
parallel between the American Civil War and the
British Boer campaign.
Correspondents from time TO time quote losses
Of various commands in our Civil War in specific
engagements in comparison with British losses
in ,hcirafTairs with he Beers. II Therefore appears
10 be worth while to tabulate fifty Of the more
important engagements Of the Civil War with he
losses in killed AMI wounded. only emitting The
missing and prisoners. Numbers OF the missing,
however, in nearly every battle were killed or
wounded, bu, not so reported, Prisoners ca ptured-
are omit oil because they tell no tale ofthe des'ruc-
tive powers of either bellisercnt. Vast numbers
Of prisoners are sometimes secured AVERY little
expense Of bloc shed, as Al Harper'S Ferry:
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ss1qcsn'y .~lN Ss h. nS' um' was p"~S"s
ai'ys Two afternoons ci every week. and, OF
oyyu ~, 3on. III MI, -" -"
sCortninIy not, said Dobley.
-iSmah, i,v ths Mac i" shs said -,nd ~ n suits
ms-why-Im easy 70 gel, along with. What
did ySn say .he address w. Was and .,r,,s, . .
slin Of Saper you might call and see my wiie,s
ne . saaa xb.,y" said tn. beie,,sd person rising
a. har ts., "" '" ""'"" ' "
"aMv S,fe- said Doblev mesL,v "she usuallv
.,snS. 4" th.ss ,htngs 7 oniv droni.d in IN
ssss . ~ '
why didn't YOU SAY you had A wife, demanded
,ns lazy , ,hpiSna 20 So0 n Tm , aye %e 70, " !. oIars
M h"useteenrr TO a single gen,Ien,nn"
~.i,. ~, sar, /" saiS npIIan, "h,,, J,ve b.a.r
married Tor len years Il happened somehow.
on Si a. him h" YOU 'Ten.snT o lWP'. ss,d IN, heI iaaS. stalking
from The room and .inmming the door after her,
LII mohisv sd cann',nn hss 6ngsrs ma ,.lLiny
to himself. Il he couid have escaped without
ony FAX ba, 1 here mv sns mo- ~ w nUd,H sie nnly
ons dcor-the one which led ,hr"ueh the Office
from which he nov heard suunds NJ tiiering
sSm sa Ia tom S.oT ma M%n,tns sm "gsr , hlM S Mss S almos,
apaiiins'
'Do you cook" asked Dobley. He had de-
Yah" said the woman.
II want a cook-you know said Dobley,
"and I'm married don't vant 10 deceive YOU
In any WAY"
"Yahw she snid
$40 YOU talk English"
"Yn.a-h" smi1ing NOR. broadly
ANY other. means snid Doblev
yah Yah" She said Win friendly empbasis.
& Anrlish.h"
yah Ole Olesony" asked Dohley
"Na-a-ah" abe said shaking her head.
-Freda ~
aWs eli. Won won't do" said Doblev desner.telv
Her smile r.s Irritating ~
"Yahy she ssted
Nah" said Dobley
"Nsh~ sbn nars.,sd
"TSst's What / said s.,d Doh,sv l. oL,ny nj
his watch
How did II Isl she asked, tenderiy.
"How old what Isl"
The ba A abys"
What ba a sbyY"
NAH"
"Oh, sec here. Frs,,. do va Won think We cook
babies al my house9 Nrh~rhh-r nhf / don I
tIink y"n' ii 4, n, cII r,oin" Va :" n ino lao n" "l
and Won DOM talk en- ,ugh We want n cnnkI'
not a sphinx"
a cook? Yah?" - e asked.
Yah c,,k""". rs,. tsI Hn,,sr
She rose sadly I, Ier ie,t Ter smiling face
clouded over 81. L.ktd rem inch hlly ,t him
"A-hm a. noorse. size Spid her reur"ach chang.
ing ~ scom. I hen She Lrif,ed frrr, tnr t,nm
DObley mopped his hrrw as a stsrnfentured
p.rsnn In n sGauI c,p. 4, a,d 50, ~, orrr,i,a
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~ ~ n, ". Pau DrspIch.

~ N ne 81. Pau DispItch.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Jan. % Papers have been
served by the United States District Attorney.
David 7. Jones Of Sparta, on Attorneys Doherly
and Baldwin Of this city in a very unusual civil
action, which is u sequel 10 the sensational suicide
that occurred last October IN Wilton. Wis.
James lIcwellan, whose home was in Waterloo,
this State, went 10 Wilton with several hundred
dollars, the savings of years. with which he in
tended 10 purchase a farm and make a home for
his young bride While there and before he closed
the deal, 1lrwellan got into n gam Of poker and
lost every cent He Immediately went Ia his
room and shot and killed himself
Relatives Of the young man now bring suit
against Daniel Trump. alleged TO be the man
who won tla money from Leweilan. The action
by agreement OF the attorneys, will be uied IN The
earculyeoust IN this county, ~
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Firmly Rooted.
FTom Tie Memphis Scimiiav

The daughter Of a Mississiprian who has
adopted Memphis IA her home tells the follow.
ing story on her father:
Papa was relating to the family and some OF
his friends on" day the experience he had gone
through In having q tooth pulled. He said the
dentist pulled 50 harh that he pulled him clear
out ol his chair, | was only n little girl at the
time. hut ! mustered up courage TO say. half.
mu.iuRly:
well, Papa. that must have hurt mighty
bad
We'll. ! guess II did he replied. II you
could have seen the two roots Of that tooth
that were wrapped around my backbone, you
II sIpIo-o h. meant Iawbone. but the laugh
that followed was TOO loud for me 10 hear the
correction. AMI ] 10 not knowto this day where
tho roots Of that tooth had taken hold"
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Evolution

tTh Nan Bsfor, AND Ar,r "rh, Nan ,Tth ~ Hoe" ~
Bowed by the weight ~ centuries he leans"
Upon HE stos and gaIes all around.
The emptiness OF hunger in his eyes
Ayel he would kill a brother ape for food
Who let him loose upon the earth 70 prey
On feebler creatures with sartonic glca'
Vast Nsture' GodY then Wherefore seeA to blame
The masters, lords and rulers ia all lsnds'"
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The Pianola provides
a source of pleasure for
every one, whether he
be novice or skilled
musician.
It overcomes the
difficulties of the
unskilled by supplying
the necessary technic 10
play any piece.
1t satisfies the artistic
demands of the
musically cultured by
allowing the player
instantaneous control
of expression.
1t responds to his will
the rendition has
therefore a musical
personality the same
as when played with
the human fingers.
The claims made for
the Pianola are
marvelous-so also are
the endorsements It
has received from the
great artists.
Emil SAFER has recently
purchased two more
Pianolas for friends In
Germany. Whya
Come and hear
the Pianola and
judge for yourself
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I.ttr were n number Of other heavy engage
nens Which are not included in this lis. because