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The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Fatal Fire in New York.

New York (SpeciaD Two persons
were killed, several injured and many
more had narrow escapes from death
at a fire in the Hotel Jefferson. in
Fifteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
The fire started in the pantry, on the
first floor, and the flames and smoke
swept up the air shaft to the ton
floors. The 200 patrons of the hotel
were awakened from their sleep by the
sound Of cracking glass and by the
suffocating smoke, and fed from their
rooms in their night clothes.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
The Turkish Indemnity.

Washington (SpeciaD Satisfactory
assurances have been received here
that the Turkish government has ar
ranged to meet the American claim for
indemnity on account of the destruc-
ton OF the American missionary prop
erty at HarpoOt, The details of the
arrangements are purposely withheld
at this time, but from the fact that one
OF the representatives of the Cramps,
who visited COnstantlnople for the pur-
yose of concluding a contract with the
Turkish governmentfor the construction
OF the warship, has paid several visits
OF late to the State Department, IL IL
assumed that this contract has been
made medium for the settlement
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
PRIMACURA.

Prlmaeura not only RELIEvEs bm
PERMANENTLY ERADIcArEs prickly heat AZ
ONCE, and cures all skin diseases. 1t IL
an IMMEDIATE and PERMANENT allayer Of
inflammation. 1t is a new and economical
remedy which Affects a permanent cure,
For sale by Evans, 924 f St.; Simms,
l4th st. and New York Ave; 0gram,
18th and Pennsylvania Ave-. and BY
Avuggists generally.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
TO PRISON FOR MANY YEARS.
Jennie BOsschieter's Murderers Hear Their
Doom at Paterson.

Paterson, N. ]. (SpeciaD Walter
G. McAlister, William A. Death and
Andrew ]. Campbell, who were found
guilty of murder in the second degree
for the killing Of Jennie Bosschieter
on October 49, 1900, by the administra-
ton Of chlOral and subsequent rape,
together with George ]. Kerr, Who
pleaded non vult contendre to a
charge Of rape, were brought into the
court Of Oyer and Terminer here for
sentence by Judge Dixon. McAlister,
Campbell and Death were each SEN
fenced to 30 years imprisonment at
hard labor and Kerr to Is years i'm
prisonment at hard labor. The sem
tences Of all the men are the full terms
OF Imprisonment which the law pro-
vides, but in the case Of Kerr a fine
of $1,000 might have been added.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Professor Garner Alive.

Boston (speciaD. A. Morrill,, of
this city, who, acting for Boston
parties interested in the work of Prof.
K /. Garner several days ago cabled
money to Professor Garner, has re-
ceived a reply by cable that the money
has been delivered to the explorer.
Ihis is taken as conclusive evidence
that Professor Garner, who had been
reported dead, is alive and Is prose-
cutting his Investigations. A letter
from him is oXpected ennn
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
At the National Capital.

The President recommended to Con-
gress that an indemnity be paid to the
families Of the Italians who were
lynched at Tallulah La.
The President sent to Congress SEQ
retary Hays letter accompanying the
annual publication known as Com.
mercial Relations of the United States
with Foreign Countries" showing tbe
inroad made by American industry
and commerce in foreign markets.
Secretary Hay presented to President
Mckinley Juan Caestas the minister
of the Republic Of Uruguay.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Error Cost Five Lives.

Parkersburg, w. Va. (speciaD -
Five men were killed in a head-on
collision of fSeight trains on the Par
kersburg branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, at Hickman's Cut.
twenty miles east of here. The acct
dent is attributed to an error on the
part OF the engineer Of o4e of che
wrecked trains. He says Ehat while
his train was on a siding he fell
asleep. When the first section of the
other train passed he awoke. Think
ing the entire train had gone by. he
pulled out on the main track and
crashed into the second section of tho
Vther train on a curve in the cut.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Buffalo mllkmen will form an in
ternational association.
Miners in Nova Scotia have won
their fight for a IL per cent. advance.
Each year about $4,000, 900 bushels of
wheat are grown in Africa and Aus
trala.
France consumes more wine than
Germany, the United States and the
United Kingdom put together.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Pensions for Both Blue and drnu.

Nashville, Tenn. (SpeciaD A bill to
amend the pension laws so as to care
for all INDECENT and disabled Tennessee
soldiers, whether in the Federal OF
Confederate armies was introduced In
the Senate. The bill grants a pension
OF 1888 per month to every Confeder.
ate or Federal veteran over seventy
years old, regardless of whether or moi
their disabilities are from wounds OF
diseases contracted while in the ser.
vice.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
NeeIy at Havana.

Havana(SpeciaD. - Charles F. W..
Nicely, the former chief of the bureau
OF finance of the Cuban Postoffice De-
partment, who was arrested in
Rochester, N. Y, in May last, charged
with embezzllng $4,000 of the depart
ment funds, has arrived here on the
steamer Mexico from New York Jan
uary 27. Captain Lucien Young, cap
tain OF the port, took charge of the
prisoner and delivered him to the
keeper Of the carcel. Lawyer Viondi,
Neely's counsel, had a long talk with
the prisoner. The latter, who is in
good spirits, received many visitors
and talked confidently of his ac-
Initial
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Victims Of an Explosion.

Baltimore, Nd (Special An explo-
sion which caused the death of one man
and injured five others, one OF whom
It Is thought will die, occurred in the
electric refining department of the Bal
timore Copper Smelling and Rolling
Company's works, Fourth avenue and
Eighth street, Canton. 1t was an
nounced at the works that the explo-
sion was caused by the accidental
dumping of a mold containing about
lS5 pounds of molten copper into a
tank known as q "bosh."
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
KILLED BY MOONSHINERs.
Two Officers Dead, Two Wounded and One
Captured.

Jackson, Ky. Especially. 49, In a
bloody battle with moonshiners on the
Elk Horn Greek, on the Letcher and
Pike county line. United States Marshal
Thomas Hollifeld and Posseman Simon
Combs were killed and Blaine Combs
was captured by the moOnshiners
Rufus Wootan and Ambrose Amburgy,
other members Of the posse, were shot
and wounded Full details OF the bat
tie were not obtained. Hollifeld had
long been terror to mOonshiners and
was one Of the brayest men in the
service. In a battle with moonshiners
several years ago three of his posse
were killed he being the only one to
escape,
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
TO Represent MS doyernmcnl.

Washington (SpeciaD The Presi-
dent probably will designate a repre-
sentative Of the United States Army.
one of the Navy and at least one prom
inent civilian, to act in conjunction
with Mr.. Choate in representing the
Government Of the United States at
the coronation Of King Edward VII.
when that ceremony occurs.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Deeapltated by Train.

Chambersburg, Pa. (SpeciaD. Rush
earns, aged 2S, tried to board a. NOV
ing train on the South Penn at Lemas-
ter at noon, and was run over and in
stantly killed being decapltated. He
Is one Of a family of 20 children. Coro-
ner Suesserott and a jury went on a
special train to hold the inquest, which
eXOnernted the rallrnad
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Three Persons Killed Rv a Trnin

Bomanville, Ont. (SpeciaD.-Her-
bert Hallett, of Whitby, and his two
cousins, Helen and Amelia Knight of
Bomanville, were instantly killed bv
a Grand Trunk train near here. They
were driving and attempted to cross
the tracks. All three bodies were car
ried to the station on the front OF the
engine.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Greek Trouble at an Emo.

Henrietta, /. r. Especially United
States Marshal Bennett has the Indian
situation under control, and it practi-
cally has been about decided that it
will not be necessary 10 send Troop
A. Eighth Cavalry, into the interior.
The soldiers may remain here for sew
eral days, however, as a precautionary
measure.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
A JewelrY Thief

Hartford CT. (Special).- Wbile
George w. Ball jeweler and diamond
merchant on Pearl street, was at ain.
ner his store, which had been Ieft IN
charge OF a boy, was robbed of $1,000
worth OF diamonds. Two men enter'
ed, and while one engaged the CLERKS
attention the other took lS rings from
a tray in the window. They then made
kheir aGcape.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Qen. Do wax Moyements.

Ventersburg Road (By Cable) Cen.
erals de Wet and Paterson, with 500
Beers crossed the railroad between
here and Halfontein, Jan 23. Twen-
ty-flye British in ambush, killed Ave OF
the Beers
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
Emperor Takes a Prize for AntIers-

Berlin (By Cable) ),-Emperor VIII
liam has taken second prize in the
German Antler exhibition. His Maies-
ty exhibited 20 four-pronged specimens
from the Rolentin Hunt last Septem-
ber.
The suburban citizen., 1901-02-02
CUBA LIBRE CHARTER.
The Constitutional Convention Is Making
Rapid Progress.
RESTRICTIONS OF THE PRESIDENT.

Senate is to Retain Authority to Try Him for
Reasonable Acts and Courts Can Also Pun
sh Sc The Fourth, Fifth Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth Sections and Ten Articles
In the Tenth Section Adopted
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Tue sprit Of progress which has
marked the recent tis'ory Of Beaver
CON mnuds the attention oi all persons
who feel an interest in thr towns well
fare This Advance mrnt though per.
cep,sbls under d,ffer NJ Ihascs, has
not assumed such propor' Gus ~ to be
termed u boc,n. Il has been confined
wiisiu the limits OF med,ocrity; that Is
since the suhsidpcce of the boom in
she early history Of the ,owo.
This stesdiness Of growth cons'i-
tutes an importan, feature in i's rela-
ton to the conditions Of progress
which have made Beaver wat It 10
tsdsy. As scquel to the early boom
il has shown dis'inctivclv the advan.
tage Of moderate aud constant pro.
gress over the short livel strides OF OK
citing boams. In the early wears Of
Beaver there were probably more peo-
pc her, than there sre at pres.ut.
Many came without a definite idea Us
e. whether they should remain or no,
With some il was a matter Of specula-
ton. Comparatively few became per
mancnt settlers as is shown by the
present population. As might be sup
posed the improvements which the
original settlers made we're principally
d y temporary kind.
Since the limit Of the reverse subsa.
qnent to the boom, the town has un-
d.rgone a steady and substantial i'm
provemeut. Beginning on moro
solid basis, its progressive course has
been directed by more tarsishteduess
The piaa underlying the progress par
takes more Of the conservative kind.
Instead Of temporary constructions, il
embodys f.a,ures of u permanent
character, designed to serve u broader
usefulness.
Thus il will be noied tia, while It's
progress has been gradual for a number
OF years, Beaver has u permanent class
Of inhabitants. who having resolved
to remain here, have turnsi their at
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Tkrnm a n..mhrr n.r,..n, nd. NJ

From a""hrr c"t~~I" nd, ~.
Viii Gabb-rt has b--n digging wells
Ill wini-r nl hr- no vel yet. llr
pW y w'ud mill "n o,I- and II sli II
pumps l. ar llr hns now asut for u
man ~ bare ~rl' an'i S- hrrc hc vii
strike water nsd pl"ni, ii II.
Cha',is M.pIes IL visiting her sis =
~. M,I'~r.
Bert G'"daI" aud wife sir ut H..
dance ~ the 22l.
John NJ tnrrn nnd wife wc,i 10
Enpl-w""d ,-dny. l,sh" j. p.irg h.
build an nddi'i"n ~ IN. house aud viii
bring hsrk amb-r for zane
Il. W. Hubbard aud vito dipcd
H Capt Mo't- Sunday.
Th. dane" "n the I'D WIS we'll vt.
tended aud was Nh Ell ,yaile affair.
y q Miles is making s"me improve.
TcDt ahonf hi. home sn,"ng whirl, il q
Gn" walk from house in front gate
j. T.. Over hes irhvrnvd his c,l,e..
One died Of black ley.
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GATE.
Miss Mary Simons is able TO BE- out
af.er ton days illness.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simons
February, 2s, niue pound boy.
Myat. Brothers are busy putting
down some wells.
II. w. Hubbard and vile took din
uer with Captain Mott and wife Su.dn,
Brace up Charlie. We understand
shes coming back.
Mrs. Cora Hubbard snl scholars will
give school entertainment a, Willnw
Springs on the lat dsy Vi school. tn.
date will be given later.
Mr.. Money has his new house ready
for occi pancy.
George and Emil Philips ara here
FROM eastern Kansas visiting with their
sisters, Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs. o..
3. Lougmorc.
Miss Nellie Cannady has closed u
succ, ssiul term Of school in the Gate
diatrict.
Oliver and SAmes Taylor had a run
away Ihile out driving one -veuing las,
week. The boys were pretty hud!y
-hassn up but no bones were broken.
X. W. and q. N. Hubbard have sold
their feed to Myatt bros.
THE TnAaP.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
CLINE.
school Entertn,nas~nt--k - n uaaway - Othsr
Items.

The school entertainment which Wa.
held al the school house Tuesday evcn-
ing was n success in every particular.
Every pupil participated 10 the .xercis.
.s in some way. The exercises were
rendered in = manner which spoke we'll
for the progress Of the pupils aHd esem-
plifed in = Noticeable degree the pains
taken by the teacher IN preparing for
the occasion. The exercises through
out wers highly enjoyed by those whe
sttcn,led.
In q runaway which occurred q J.
T.. Over. ranch one day last week. Mrs
Over was thrown from u wagon sud Sc
v-rely bruised. Il was All exciting af.
fair aud might have resulted msch
worse than !, did. Messrs. Over snd
Walsh h;,,hed yon"g team to wsg-
uu, the former standing At the horses
heads while the latter e., into the wsg.
IN. Mrs. Over bah also got into the
wagon for ride. Leaving the borsrs,
Mr. Over attempted to get iu'o the
wagon, Lut the team, having started 10
run, he was unable to do no. After
the horces started, Mrs. Over was Gon
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kltpNA.

Somewhat warmer than IL has been.
Two families came 10 on this creek
last week. They will locate "n Camp
creek.
I. NJ. B"h, is down ON the Sou b
Canadian after c"ru.
j.. 8 Sect, i. eIr"c ed hnmc from
New York about Mn,ch. 1T
+. p. Madison starts this week &,
Detroit, Michigan to be gone se,e a.
weeks.
Mrs. Madison will hav. charge e
the store during hsr hu>b 'nds absence
Some people on the Km~a have the
Oregon fever.
u. b. Eail has plenty II water 10 his
we'll, which is ls5 feet deep.
d. Armstrong Is fencing his CLAIM.
j II. Thompson will m"ve on Sand
creek this week in the Blake house.
Cattle on the creek Al. looking good
no loss ut all so lar
J. A. Mathews has his cattle ON tho
Beaver feeding them.
+. p. Madison md wife went 10
Englevood Tuerday to meet dry
good. drummer and ordered their spring
aud summer goods.
Miss jennie Msple has slosed ! er
,srm OF school at Blue Grass.
Have Brothers are sinking = we'll ON
Indian creek.
Ollie r--twrivht had the misfortune
to lose some oi his feed by fire last
week.
ID. F. Hubbard is driving Madison's ;
freight team now.
CONrINUED.
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Liauor Notice

Notice In hereby given 'bai John 7 Sui
iiynp aud John n, I'lnke. ioing bu.ins 9
under the frm name Of Sullivan Blake,
have this day hled their petition 10 sell nj
retail malt, spiri,uous aud vinous liquors Il"
the township OF 0piima, county Of Beaver
and Territory Of 0klahoma, and that. unless
ohjeciions be dlsi In my oihce on or b,fne
the 10Th dsy Of March, A. b. 1901, sad
Petition will be granted.
Daisi, Deayer, 0klahsma. February, "a
1901.
y. c. TtAcy, County CLERK,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ON CO At Woodward q r.

Land onicc AT Woodward q r.
Fr". ~. ,0'i
N":ir,i' h"rehy given TINT I'll. ioliswi"s
named settler has d cd notice OF his intention
to nake final proof IN support 'fhls claim
and that saii pro"f will he i.ad- Lsf.re Jay
T. Pickard. c'erk district c.ur. OF Beaver
coun'y %, I. aud In ca" sf his ahsoncr then
before Delta ha lngar, deputy citr,, NJ Bss.
YER. o r "n Apr. To- laoI viz,
Charles u. Little, II D.. No. 1887 for the nv
\ of See a. Tp y, R8 ECM,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his ron iinuors resi- upon and culti
walton az s,id lands, viE;
Allen T.. i,aker. David N. Oveit'n. william
woolery and rank N English. all OF Beaver,
OF.
=, u. iiEALy. Re gistsr.
Fir pub. s-gs
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Notice..
james W. Thomson. Plaintiff. }
vs..
q G. VI rsgt ilrI,p,lant


james W, 1ho,nrson. Plaintiff.
vs.
&. e.. VI rari. Defendant.
iH the probate court .f Beaver county. oh.
ah"inn Territory. Justice OF the Peace pr,,.
ccdurc and Jurisdiction
To the abUvc names drfeniant &. C. Iiarher
fou will take notice thai you hsv. been sued
10y James W. Thompson. piIintiif W the nj, We
ritiii, Il nciinn, iof the sum II s,s.yg before
I. u. 1nnn'hiii. prohnic Judge and acting j,s.
ticc uf The peucr. withln aud for said cous,y
nnd territory on 1crOusi sta,ca ynd Il nj n
RnrisiSi"c summons WAS on t,,c Nh day of
February. isoi. issued IN sa'i a,,frn, To %,
hyrr. vito hits answered IN sarnishcc TINT
he " Indebted to you In the sum OF S,ou.
You nr' therefore nothcd To appear before
SAID court IN the 2ist day of March, i,oi ut
noe ork -. ~. NJ which time said ease Is set
fnriri. lfyou fsi, to appear NJ said time
Judgment will I've rendered ayuiusi on aud In
favor of the pniiiu for the sum OF sc,.,3 an
r"sis OF this nciion. aud said sarnisbcc defend
ant "rdrrrd to pay sad indebtedness into court
q bc apt lied upon sad Judgment and costs.
lnicd this tho sth iay OF February. i,oi
DYKE gAiLi>ogR. JANIS W TiIosi,.S,
hu'y foi pltir"if. Plaintiff.
Jws-i.
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FREEl
A Great NeWspa-
per One Year.
Two CT the Greatest Papers in
Oklahoma at the Prize,
Of One.

The onc great paIer oi this cUnmu-
n,ly Is the BEAVER HERALD. I,gi,,s
the h,ne news. |, t.ls,he bi,l h. re-
Al honn ,n dot. But yuu want tue
news II III" cnrire ic,,iiory, yuu WANT
e. know what the Legislature. now IN
Sc siou, is dong. 10 get ilh, you
~ ist ha,, t,inIurlal paper aud uue
prt d NJ the iuiri'uri.i cnriim. Witch
L vrs nil the news h the executive
jndIcirl AID legislative departments
This territorial u"wspapr !, lhr Week
ly Oklahoma S'ac tawtsl. ILia is an
'':h' I'"e" 'isii r"iurn p'prr.--Six,y
{ ur columns "f spr,ehtly reading INIT
ter every wccl'. II gives SsIrrL col
un.n' every wrrk at ti,r un,nli, d doing.
of tur legislature. We have mad. ar.
rangcment- with the publisher. wh"r, =
hy We can tbiow IN the Wrr1ly State
Capital Free cf Charge 4" ,v,.g old
subscriber whn T. y ny i"r tins paper
fnr nne year in advance, anl for every
new subscriber VIII" goes on our books
for one wear in advance.
Her" is your chance. Come in early
40 you will yet d ! the Legislative. ncws
A3dres, N. T. DAVIS.
Beaver, OKLA.
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Land once nj woodward, q. r.,

Dec. no ~ a.
Notice In hereby given that the following
named settler has nlea notice Of her in
teniion to max. nnrl pro FIN support Of her
claim, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the Register ard Reesiver ct ths 4. r
Land Once, Woodward, d. T.. on Apf.S
1901, via;
Lizzie W. Thornily. H. X, ssos, for ihe . Y ~
sw v Sec ,S and n y Of NV Y Soc -. rpJNR
ss ECM,
Bhs names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence epos aud euitivs-
lion oi, snid lands, viz;
Rlnaido y. sinclair. Harry C. usas and John
Y. Dosigor. az Ia verue. U. T aud Fiosd a
Racer Of Woodward. OF
y. D. HsALr, Register.
First pub. Feb 2l INN.
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Pa1pi-
tation,

auttering or irregular pulsa-
tions are an indication of weak
ness of the nerves or muscles
of the heart. A weakness long
continued produces deformity
and organic disease. If your
heart action is weak, make it
strong. Build up the muscles
and strengthen the nerves with
the greatest of all heart rene
dies, DR.. Miles Heart Cure.
"My wife had fluttering and
palpitl tion OF the heart, accom-
panied by weak spells and ncrv-
BUSINESS, which nothing relieved
until she began taking DIR. Miles
Heart Cure. The first bottle gave
relief and six completely restored
her health" ISAAC HEADLEY,
Wichita, Kan.
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CONSOLIDATED,
Land Office u, Woodward. o. T

Land OWce NJ WOODWARD. ",
Feb. l8 1901
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice "f his inten.
lion to mako hnni proof IN suppor Of his
CLAIM aud that said proof will be made be-
fore tho i,cgisicr AMI Receiver. Of the U b
Land Office at Woodward. %. 7. on April, 4
1901. via;
Charles n, Pemhcrion. u. ". Ne isa,, for
the sw 4 OF tho sw y SEQ H. aid NV Y of NV
u sc, 9, and u H,fi, y Sec 40, 1p6 ~, n.
q, EcM.
lie names the following witnesses 10
prove his csniinusus residence upon and
ssi,ivs,isn Of ssid land, via,
Jacob Berenas, jacob shnrer Abe Bercpas
ana George iiaver all OF EnvIowooi. Kansas
fD Hg'Lv, Re- lister.
FIRST pub Feb ls
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Notice IL hereby given that the fo'iow'ss
pasei settler ms a ed n tlcs of his In
tention Ia make nnsi proofin support of his
cl.im and hit said proof viii be made bssovs
lay r.. Pickard Clerk OF the District Cou,t in
an : ' Bea, OF county OxIshosns. and In case
OF his absenre before Della Bs'ilnaer his de-
putty, at Beaver. y, y. on April, a, i0,.
vizi
Joseph q. Dryson. u 4 M. 40 for tho % 4
orsy y. secs and G OF NV Y Of ses u and
nc X OF sw X. soe 4, TP n. II - EcM.
lie names the following witnesses TO prsva
his continusus rcsidsnos upon and cultivation
of SAID land. vizi
Albert l.. Bucha' an, Alien 7. Haker, Dsvo9
n. 0vsrton AMI Ira 5. wiisoa ~ VI Doavse
OF.
flrst pub s-si
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-28
Consolidated
Insd Oilirc ut " woodwur,l, q. r

Feb, ~, IJNi.
So'tce IL htrchy given thnt the foil. wing
named setter ; us hied nOti @ I lie ia.
irn'irn To n'asc fna' pre- In u, port of
his c!aim nnd hat sad prUot viii q nis,is
hri r. tharl y u, 1annch !, Judge ,f th.
Pi~iai- out H. AID Ter Beaver cu ~,
y, u. aud IN rnsc u HIS bsencc, I, eu be,ors
Nct'ic y. III mas. u rk of said e.uti, q.
Beaver, y. I o, Mtl., ~ 1901. viz
Miner II. Hubbard. u. T.. No. 10, for the -
4. Sec %. Twp. ", Il. ss ECM
He names iht following witu' s,cs TO prove
his - ntiuous r, sidence uyo', ,',,l cul iyn-
i'on ~ Ills i,s.'cctivo ~ dis via:
ficd &. Tracy or Beaver, -. T., und James
ID. Snckols samuel T.. ktrns and Jsucs l.
Gtashuin OF Cat, ~. Z.
,, +. u, IEALT, n. pis,er,
Firs' published Feb. - ivJJ.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-28

The Beaver Herald insists that
snakes are running at large ia Beaver
county right now. The editor is u so.
Der msn or this would sound "pipey"
at this time Of year.-S's,. Capital.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-28
DR.. Miles,
Heart Cure

quiets the nervous heart, regu-
lates its pulsations and builds
up its strength as nothing else
can. Sold by druggists on a
guarantee.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkliart, Ind.