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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-17
THAT DAILY DEVILTRY
In Which Few Thugs and Guns
Hold Up a Whole
Community.
TOWN IN ILLINOIS NOW a VICTIM
Brighton's Single Guardian Locked in
His Own Cell-SubseQuent Pro-
ceedings-Yates at Chicago.

Brighton. Ills. Dec. 1I.-FirSt de
coying the town marshal TO the lock
up. where they made him Il prisoner
five trampS took possession of the
town early Saturday morning. break
ing into a bank and two stores. 10 one
of which they set fire. and then eS-
capped on 4 haudcar. BIoOdhoundS
were placed on their tracks. and they
traced the deSperadoes 10 Upper AL
ton. 1t is believed they have reached
ST. Louis. George Cavanaugh. the
marshal. was aroused about so Il.
II. There came rap at the door, and
three men outside asked for lodgings
for the night. The marshal got his
keys, and told the men TO accompany
him.
How They Locked Him Up.
Proceeding TO the village lookup. in
which there are two cells. he I'M
locked one of them. and. stepping
aside, told the men to enter. when he
WAS confronted by three reVolverS. one
in the hand of each of his visitors. He
was compelled to surrender his keys
and enter the cell. After securely
fastening the marshal in. the men,
who had been Joined by TWO others.
proceeded TO the blacksmith shop of
w MIA III SNN'ntItli. mere tnSN SSCuItu
cTowbarS. n sledgc, and chiSels and
then went TO the private bank of
Blodgett Bros. Prying the door open
they entered and attacked the safe
with dynamite. blowing off the outer
door, but failing to open the strong
box.
Got 500 from Buffers Store.
They then proceeded to the store of
F.. Butler. the largest of its kind in
the county, and forcing an entrance
broke into the safe. from the cash
drawer of which they secured 500
Helping themselves to such either
things as suited their fancy. paying
particular attention to cutlery and
guns. the marauderS entered another
store near by. but secured no Valua-
bleS. They proceeded TO the railroad
roundhOuse. which they forced open
and secured a handcar. on which they
fed. When the robbers left Buffers
store they dropped a lighted fuse.
Which started fire. The flames dam
aged the building and stock seriously
before they were eXtinguished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-17
SOMEWHAT OM|NOUS
For the Success of the Santa Fe
Railway Against Its TeIe-
graphic Strikers.
BRoTHERHooDs NOW TAKE A HAND
Including Even the Engineers, and
Propose to Do Some "MediaU-
ing in the Matter.

Topeka, Kas., Dec. 11.-Represen-
tatives of the trainmen. conductors. en-
gineerS and tiremen held 4 conference
last evening with General Manager H.
[. Nudge. of the Santa Fe railway, for
the purpose of attempting TO arrange
the trouble between the railway and
the Order of Railway TelegrapherS
While no agreement was reached the
board of mediation was encouraged
by Nudge 10 hold conference with
Third Vice President Barr. They
viii, il is said. seek this conference
at Chicago today or tomorrow. Rep
resentativeS of the different railway
orders" said Nudge last night. held Il
short conference with myself and Mr..
ReSseSuie this evening. They stated
they had no grievance against the
Santa Fe. but at the request of the
telegrapherS desired 10 offer their Of
ticeS TO mediate the differences be-
tween the .. K. I. and the company.
Would Cover the Whole Trouble.
They expressed Il desire to act for
the entire system. and include the
trouble on rhe Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe. As my authority extends
simply over the Santa Fe proper |
could not deal with them. They will
probably hold Il meeting with Mr..
Barr and attempt 10 reach Il settle
ment upon the best possible basis II
bP obtained for the teiegrapherS. Bur
little information about the conference
could be obtained from the members of
the board of mediation. They We're not
disposed 10 talk about the situation. but
intimatcd that there would be some
thing 10 give ont i'll day or two.
The telegrapherS' headquarters at the
National hotel presented lively ap-
pcarance all day. The representatives
of the different orders held lengthy
conference in the afternoon before they
decided 10 take any action i'll the mat
Ter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-17

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30

Whose melon patel have YOU hen
getting into lately Brother Tramp?
Minnie Peitz was thrown from a
burro in consequence of which she
received a broken arm. The Eagles
wood doctor set the broken bone and
Minnie is doing us we'll a. could ho
expected considering the manner in
which the arm was broken.
Charlie Pember,on has fRe water
melons this year. The tines, in those
parts.
Every is about done makig Z
hay. The crop was short this year.
Kagr corn is drying mp fast. II
thrr" IL not raiv in few lays il will
bn beyond recovery.
JUMBo JR
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
COtDWATER
JUMBO in

y Lirr i'tle rain lnst uisht.
5. u. Do'son and family aud Sam
Malicoat aud Clarence Dotson speat
last week fishing on Culdwatcr and
visiting with Y. A. Cain.
Sim Eskcw, VINO has been Working
for Mr.. Klmball near the e. &C.
ranch is now an his way 10 Missonri
aud is rejoicing over ia" prospects of
scrinr his wife aud babe.
Mrs. Mulligan and daughter. Mr..
Clark visited on Coldwatcr last we, X
Clarence N. Dotson is working iur
e. A. Booth.
+. A. Cain has been cutting cane
Tor Tom Murphy.
George Booth will start to the city
of Liberal in the morning.
c. A. Booth and wife and li''.
daug ght"r visited at Mr.. Grimmcr'-
Su" say.
Charles Gates was a pleasant caller
n, Il. a. Cain's Sunday.
Mr. Peterson and family hay" l,''
this nciphherhoci aud gone to Kw-
sas.
Tim Eskew had business on ID,
Beaver near Bradshaw one evening
this week.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
CORRESPOND NDENCE,
CLINE.

CLINE
Cline, Osla., August. 20, 1900.
Still the wind does blow,
Everybody is busy having. The
hay was '''.r .cr.
Capita has gone to Englc.
wood atlyr %, - groceries.
Mrs. John McGovern has gone to
Reno 10 So" ,r sister Mis- nlanch
southers who D.. ".; at the point of
death with b yer.
Mrs. Will Gnh' rrt AMI Mrs, IT..
Mott visited San G.bbcrt n' Englc.
wood last week.
iIiss Cleo Luikar, attended the pie.
mic at Round Timbcrs.
Bert Laver,y had u mammoth wat 4.
ermslon Sunday. l. weighed 81
pounds.
Miss Dollie Follick ef M"adn, Kan.
sns will teach the Cline school this
winter.
Born. TO Emery Ltmas,cr aud
wife the l6 inst u sou.
J. o. Mites has lost two mora cal
ves with blackleg.
"Irish" McGovorn started TO III
Reno Friday.
The picnic at Round Timbe - was
grand affair. There was big crowd
and good program was rendorc ).
A good dancing platform was one OF
the attractions. Everybody enjoyed
themsclf.
Miss Lille Over is expected home
soon. Miss Bernie will stay and at
tend school this winter.
j. o. Miles will have $50 ton of the
finest hay this year.
When in Englewood go into Tom
Hills and get a good glass Of lemon
ade. 1t is fine.
Wild grapes are scarce in this par,
Of the country.
Dick Mackey is selling tame grape,
| Ia
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30

So far 40 csttlemen-bic aui little
are corcerE5d il nsy be safely stated
they dc nc: want TO see the fences 90
down. IN this matter the small
stoskman needs the fences to avoid
expense and trouble Of hcrding
which would make his lnsiuess ua-
profitable. la as much as ,hr cattle
industr, is the only worthy Of eener-
al recognition, il would seem that If
common interests have nry bearing
the fences are likely TO remain par
ticularly in this section where ~ sus-
sedse is apparent.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30

August, v, lS0o,
NJtice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notioe Of her intsa.
tion to make dnai proof In support Of her
siuim. and that said proof will b. made be-
fore charles o. Tannehill. Probs3e Judge Ia
and for Beaver county, or In case cf his sh:
sence then before Nettis N Thomas. clerk
Of said court at Beaver, o. T.. on septenbsr
22, 1860, viz;
Of Mary l.. Lewis deceased II. + u. olSo
She names tho following witnesses Ia prove
her continuous residence upou aud cultivs-
ton nj, sBid lands, vixI
Harry q. Hess ani Adis Hess. Of Custer
q. T aud Jessie N 81 Clair and Nsliss 81,
Clair. = Laverne, o, T.
y. D. HxALr, Register. =
First pub. Aug. 10 1900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
Coin Notes.
TRE FOREMAN.

Sinch the rain the weathst is much
cooler.
Minnie pie,z IL recouerinS srom tho
effects Of her broken arm.
A & Roberts and Julius Krage each
lost CIV from the effects Of eating too
much green corn.
Mrs Whitaker is canning peaches.
Fred Tarutor shipped about four
hundred head Of fat COWS to Kansas
City "Wednesday.
JUMBo JK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30

Word comes from the west end Of
Bssver county and a.so other sections
0f the country to the effect that
fsncss on government lan.s have
bssR ordered removed and other or
ders are TO follow.
II 10 not knewn ont Of what the
demand grew. by somc it is at
uributed 10 sheermen and by others
10 the farmers whn opposed the
fsucing OF government lands. The
euSsom has been followed to large
sstspt Of late ,.ars aud with regard
" No removal oI the fences there rx-
lets iu u,e uiujs cf settlers diversi-
" u Spisinion.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
WA 7 Err M ElGONS

Now that the watermelon season is
fairly started we make the following Of
fer to rcasin in effect until the close Of
the season.
OFFER No. For the largest
watermelon or inuskmelon brUagh. to
rnis of!ice We will give one years sub.
scrip,icn to the HERALD or if you are
already a subscriber will extend your
subscription year or send tho paper to
a friend.
OFFER NO. 2--For the second
largest watermelon or muskmelon VIC
will give 0 months subscription to the
HERALD.
All melons brought will DO weighed
and II memorandum of weight as well a'
name Of person bringing same made
Now II yoar chance. Bring in you'
| N, .lnns No will do the rest.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
CONSOLIDATED.
Land Omce,st Wood ward,o. 7.

August, q, l-1.
Notice II hereby given thlt the following
named svttIvrs have filed notice uT their iutrn.
iion To make ilnal prouf In support of their
claims und thni said rrnof win h. mad" hr-
fore charles -. Tnnnchill Judge Of the Pro
bate runrt In and tor Beaver county, Dklaho-
ma Trirtnry aud In Casc oi his absence then
brfOr" settle VI, Thomas, clerk Of said court
at ltuvrr, okla On September 20, 1900
VIZ. charles T. Bcchc, II. T., No. il3I for
: SSw Z S.c,;i apd y y NV Soc SIP
Witursses for Charles T., Rrebc; Fred " :.
n a"ho, Jrnn Mecca, otto I'nrby, oi Riverside
oklahoma Aud carer Tracy ut BrtV"r, Okla,
Soc iTpTS, l2l EFM
Witnesses rr William flinti charles e..
R-ddicE, William II. LrddcS, ldnrs % Judd
ami John W smith ALI NJ li'Hy.r, okla.
4, u. liEALY, ,i,cgistcr.
Fp Au. %
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
COIN

Warm weather aud also windy
weather.
Last week we told you that George
Pemberton was helping Mossrs. Fox
and Peltz put up hay but il is not
true as it was Abel Berends who
helped.
Fred Taintor has new cook.
II. p. saeerty is living on Daniel
Whilaksrs place for IA few hays.
Mrs. Charles Pember,en has been
quite sick.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
c. r. BLAScnARp,
Sec.
CoSSoLtpATrp.

Land Office a. Woodward. o. T.
July II 1900.
Notice IL hereby given that tho following
named settler have given no,icr oftheir In.
tcntiun To- make Nnal proofs tp- their
claims sni thai std proofs will hc mldr be-
fore charles -. rnnuvhill rruhltc luig" In
ami lur beaver county ~. +. Ut his Office llch.
vert -. T.. on September . 1907 viz;
John W iluIIlcBiOn " T. M i2d for tho
lots > md and y ofSW Scc ~ Twp y
n ~ I,CM
lie names following witnesses, Jane, e.
Neal. Grnrrc VI. Hcmor. Philip \, Woods aHh
Ashley 4. lirown MI ui Lockwood ~. Z.
uhNcr y Dirk"nsrn II T.. No iW's for y 4,
oi NV Z. See - and > oi SW =, See - Twp
= ,ic names the following witnesses, John W
iiuddl"stOn, james 4. Neal, q. n-gt " 4.
Rcmcr aud Philip 4. Woois all ~ /! wood
-. =.
charles 4. pckcnson II T. No. iija iprw I,
nf ~ y aud NJ. quari"! 90 SW uuar,er See
20 and NV quarter oi NE quarter Sec ~ up
IN Il 2b Few
Witnesses tor Charles 4. Dlckcnson;
John " ilnddl"sion, James q. N.ai, George
VI Rrmcr and Philip 4. Woods all oi Lock-
wpud, ~. T.
>-h'"y A. Brown II T. NJ $50 for y :; of
Ne quarter md SW quarter oi NJ quarter
Soc ~ rwpl y II - Il. q VI
lie names ns witnesses Charles \. Dirk.n-
,uu, james &. Neal, G-org" ". Henicr AMI
Philip \, Woods all OF Lockwood q. Z.
=, u. liEALy .Register.
First pub. July ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30

ir o., matter Of ils application of ihs
hoard g otmmi' .iou"rs of Beaver county TO
issue rry!s 10 fund the outstanding iulg.
incul Indebtedness rf said county.
Notice j. hereby given that the board of
county commissioners vii, In compliance
with the provisions orau net Of the Lcc-h.
tive Assembly Of the Territory OF Oklahoma.
ouiillol, 'Nu '"' rrryijing for the issuance
~ bond, Ia payment or Judgments against
cHna,cs AMI .iacr municipal corr0rnlinus'
approved March I'm, iSg,, To go before the
district court e beaver rouuiy, un the ilih
day Il September. 1900, and th"r" maxi
showing nnl ask the court to hear AMI dr>
tormne the amount of the outstanding
judgment Indebtedness which IL suhicct 10
being funded into bonds, and 10 sign iuig-
men, funding hands Of an equal amount 10
be issued in settlement Of said judgments.
The AMOUNT Is ascer,ained by the commits.
sioners aud for which the Court will he
asked 10 sign bonds IL Sl6ill. w.
All persons interested are hereby notified
TO be present nj said time and place when
said proof Is made.
J. 7. DusLAr,
Chairman.
ATTEST;
=. e. TpAoY.
Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
Republican County Convention.

Ny order Of the Republican county cen-
trail committee Of Beaver county, Oklahma,
the Repuhlicaa county convention will be
held ~ the court house In Beaver, Okla
boma, on Friday, September II, 1900, Mt 2
o'clock for the purpose Of nominating can.
dates Tor the various county Offices to be
voted for at the coming November election.
The representation will be one delegate
for each ten votes or frsc,ien thereof cast
for Hon. u. T. Flynn, at the general elee-
iicn Of ls0s:
The npportion,nent Of delegates TO the
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
Makes
The Food
More
HeaIthful

and healthfulncss of its ingredients.
Royal Baking Powder leavens the
food perfectly by its own inherent
power without changing or impairing
any of the elements Of the -four.
Thus the hot-brcads, hot-rolls
and mullins, and the delicious hot
griddle-cakes raised by the Royal
Baking Powder are wholesome and
digestible, and may be eaten without
distress, even by persons of delicate
digestion.
Alum baking powders low priced, alum costs but
two pound but alum is corrosive poison and
renders the baking powder dangerous TO use in food
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30
rhe TRADED system In Beaver schools

The Graded system In Beaver schools
The subject OF education 10 Beaver
ia one ir which all the citizens Of the
towr ,'ys1 Eel Interested. The prob
lem ( eS scs,i,n is not for the few but
the s,>s,. Tho common interests Of
socie:y aO.napds the sdvoSscy Of good
schools, which should be the pride Of
the town, and without which no town
cen be regarded with favor.
That this In. bsen realized by Beaver
people 10 esia.ut from their efforts to
promote the educational interests Of this
place spurrsd on BY growing emergencies
the people realize the need Of better
advantage along THE ltne. They re-
aliss that Beaver is big enough and old
'nough TO sustain graded schools, and
that the time has arrived when Beaver
must have such schoolss to maintain =
respectable rank among other towns
with such advantages.
The need Of the graded system can
hardly be overestimated. Its advantages
can be determined wherever il has been
tried. 1t enables the teacher, to do
better work, more attention is given by
the tescber to each pupil, and there is a
growth Of interest. How can the best
results accrue from work where only one
teacher is employed to teach forty or
fifty pupils with half that number Of
different classes representing g,adss
from the beginners class to the advanced
grades? They eau not. The require
msuis are too much for ono teacher.
From this condition Of schools where
one teacher has many classes Of many
graded, desirable results are cnrtsiled.
II matters not how competent the
teacher may be or how faithful the
pupils, tho time for recitation is too
bries, Each class must hurry through
to be followed BY the next. Or'v r~
moments can be desotej to e.,
citation.
1; does not require much scholarship
70 zee the inefficacy of this method.
Il is simply matter Of imprac,ica-
bih,y. Questions which arise in the
minds Of pupils Of the advanced grades
are passed without notice iu .he clas $
for want Of time. Such branches us
advanced grammar aud arithmetic to
which ample time should be given in
class are necessarily crowded. In this
manner difficult problems which ouph,
to b. solved or discussed frequently re-
ccive no attention 10 class. The re-
citation ought to bring out these points
aud impress them on the pupils minds.
Tho teacher ought to determine
whether or not the pupils have mastered
the difficulties which bcsct them--
whether they have learned or half learned
their lessons.
The only way this eau be accomplish
ed with any degree Of satisfaction is BY
Nho ot.daJ .y.,o.., m. Z, -. a
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Land once at woodward. o. T.
ATTEST:
=. Z. TRACY.
Clerk.

August, II, ZOO,
Nn.lcais hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice OF his intention
To make comHiu A,ion In support of his cini
aud thai said proof viii be isnde before JAY
D. pirkhrd, clerk district court OF HEAVIER
county u, Z, and IN case of hts absence then
before bella nliinger, deputy clerk, at Hen
vpr, ~ T. un Octob,r, l, 1900 via!
Harry q English n T. No. i,sT for the W
Of Az y and kEiA OF 81 x zee i2TWpiN. II,
y, aud lot I OF stc7, Twpt ~. u - E,M
lie name the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon AMI cuiUNh'
tion Of said lands. vili
robert Mcfarland, John Iiic, A, l.. Burh.
anan, and William Wooiery. all OF Beaver
r. =.
=. u. HEhLy. Register.
First pub. Aug 10 1900.
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Land once At wood dwnrd.o. r..
JUNO ,JK.

Sotice Is hereby given that the fol lowing
name settler hRs filed notice 80 his intei.
iiuns H. make hnal proof in support OF his
clalm Hnu that said ITOf will bo
made he Ihntles -, Taunrhill, Judge oi
The Probate Court iu aud for Beaver oosnty
Oklahoma Territory, or In ease oi his n',-
,enrr thon before S.iiio NJ, Thomhs, clcrN
OF said court nj fuaver. u. y, on October, q,
lUOO, NlZi
Franz !, pruminond, u No MS tor The
r. =, oi 80 n, See II nui T. y of MI - See
~ Twp IN, 20 EIM
iIr nnuss the Following witnesses TO prove
nis continuous residence upon aid enllisali"'
of saii land. wa;
lanes NJ, Lane. samuel B. w.lr, Jnnics G.
wi Is,soi, and Orlando j. Loofbourrow, all
F.p. HEAiS, Register
Pirsi pub. Aug, 10 1901.
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July, 2it5is,
Netice 10 hereby given that tho following
named settler has nled notice OF his Ia.
teniion To make dnal proof In support ~ his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore Jay ". Pickard, clerk OF the district
and In case 80 his absence then before balls
linlliuger, depnty clerk, At Lhs once of said
CLERK, at Beaver oklahoms Territory, on the
Thomas u, Maphet, n. r.. No, Ji5 for the "
y of the NE \ and tue NE y of the sw Y
u ~ II T. NJ. M.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud eulavss
ton Of, said land, via; a
George q, Berends, Walter I. Boutwell,, Cad
kor,hals aud Earl v. Miller oil Of Eng slewoe4
kanats'
Pint pub, July u isS6.
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% Eopi.IUATED

Land once at Woodward. d, T
August ~ 1900.
Not, ,T Ia reby given that tn fall swing
named settlers have ilei notice OF their In.
t"nil"n to mas- ipal prouf In support Of
IA IL catnis aud that said proof vii, he made
het r" Charles %, Taunch,ll, Judge of the
IIohnic Court In nud tor keaver county,
~, 7, and In ease NJ his absence, thru before
Ntt.ir ". Thomas. clcrk of said c.urt, at
Beaver, u. I. on Oct, 10 t,Oo, Wig.
Simon -. Rchcy, n. n. No. 82j for the N
w a, see ~ rwp, ,ON. u, "a ECM. and
stephen ". Richey, ~, u. No., ZOE for the
: ot ~ See sonnd " - OF NE Y Sec 70.
T,,pG y. re- ECM.
The n-me the following witnesses to prove
'hCir continuous r-sldeucc upon and cultiva-
iluu ul thcir respective lands viz;
George liaver, Jacob Shsiier and Emmett
ficratt Of Englewood, Kansas and Cornelius
Fox ofCojn, u. 4. ,
Y, u, HEAI.T, Register,
First published Aug. - l,nl).
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BOTH SIDES or THE CAMPAIGN.
The Kansas City Stars Novel Forum
FeNturc.


The Kansas City Star has decided
upon a special feature Tor the PrcSidep-
tial Campaign which was never UNDER
taken before by any newspaper 1T
is request the chairman Of the two Ma.
tional Committees, McssIs, James X.
Jones and NJ. A. Hanna, have selected
and appointed two distinguished writers
to conduct, in the Star, a depsr' ment to
be called "The Campaign Form ln
this departmeu the arguments OF the
two great parties will be presented, side
by side, day by day. To conduct the
Democratic side, Mr.. Jones has selected
aud formally appointed Mr.. Willis j,
Abbott, Chief Of the Press Bureau OF
the Democratic National Committee,
and, for the Republican side. Mr. ilau.
ne has selected aud appointed the la
nous journalist and litera,eur, Mr.. Mn.
rat Tlal.,ead Upon learuic. the de-
cision Of the two Chairneu, the Star
immediately engaged the two gentlemen
aud on Sunday, August 10, the cam-
paign Forum will be inauYurated, TO he
continued in the regular issue If The
Star, daily and Sunday until the end
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-08-30

The Republican coua,y central committee
Is also hereby called to convene imrscjiately
after adjournment of above convention for
the purpose Of elec,ing u chairman and sec.
retary for the next ensuing term, and for
such other business NJ may properly come
before them,
Ills recommended tha, the primaries he
held at the regular voting places in each
precinct On saturday September, lst 1900
for the following purposes:
Firs,.--To cl,sosc delegates to sadKcoun,y
convention,
Second, TO elcc, n county central comritlc"
for the next ensuing term,
Ihirl. 70 nominate canliintcs for the
township o,'iccs to he voted for t the CON
ing November election.
Rank cerii ,cntes of nomination Of t-wn.
ship officers will he mailed TO the central
committeeman of each precinct prior 10 the
date Of the primaries. Those crrti6cM"s
should be filed out as soon ~ nominations
are made and matted Immediately TO the
county clerk,
J.R. oriSa.
Chm Rep. Go. Cen. Com.
c. r. BLAScnAnp,
Sec.
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