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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01
CROOKM CREnE.

CH0ORO Sbk13.
The wssthss ssill cossinuss DRY snd
hot aud ~s,ev ior stock b very scare.
The Crooked creek and Cimsrron
psopls wsss over IN the Sand hills ss't
Of Eny!swoos gathering pluus lest
week.
Our Sabbath school wa . failure
lee, Sssdsy. 30 dry and hot ps.E
can, get out.
Little Clara Bersads VA vi.i,ss.
Laura rsnbsr,oa several days last
week.
james ShsGsr thinks his cattle are
shrinking or getting poorer THE hot
weather. The grass V ~ dry they
can, yet wha, thsy want to eat.
Ed Reot 10 suxisssly locking for bic
father asd brother from ksnU county
Ksnaas. They are bnuging quite .
bunch Of cattle ssd the weather il %
hot and ws,sr 20 scarce be h begisoiug
" sss unessy about then.
Mis- Alice Murray wss dows on shs
ere, / lac, Suuday whiting her gEssdma
| Mrs. ShsAer.
George Hsver and wife and George
Psuberton and wife vere down on ,h'
Cim.rron lss, Sunday visiting ss W. ]
Beutwsli.
| John Bssslcy wss aown below Bss-
,cs city md tousd y hseation f"r biz
cat'k,. lie has seus cid friends dow'
down there
George HAver will som start dow'
to Sal, plains 20 help hi. srothrra p,
up hay.
There Ia m hsy to spsak Of In thi'
locality snd oil thoss who have goo'
h.y cl,ims have . regular silver min
as !, will he worth something this ysa
Some are TALKING Of holiips their he
q, ss. .0O per ,oa 81 the M~rk sud
cattle keep coming In they will get Il.
The coys,as are getting Lola !
,As vicinity ,sk'sg rhisAs"s END w.
! - Il L--l 4 .l...ks si,lav go s,u
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01

Sill Il IL koe ssd drv end no siRns
81 rsin. Crops ste suffering Gor wan,
oi moisture.
FL B"ys and Harry Bs,lsr we're cali
ere % the river Lest week.
Niss Ms.is Spurgsen who hss been
on ,hs sick hs. Is rsposhd Got much
bsssss.
Hsyiag has eommsnssd so Z Ii
river.
NO DAnks hss bssa irrigs ing bic
alfalfa this week.
Dec Au.huts Who reesived the ssd
Nsws Of the death u bis ks~sAsr at St.
I.suis Isft for ,hst plsos MoSdsy.
viii Hu,chipsos 10 staying % the
river nov.
Misc Esniss piet 10 staying With
Mrs. Esssns Baker during hsying.
Gsorss s'ophsr 10 On the river this
Vcek.
Eugeos Bsker has Improved his placc
BY erecting . sew wind mill.
Harry Parks 10 v'shipg bis bsothes
Frssk THE Geek.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01
I.ssd vmes q wssa v aa,O.r..

Suss - isei,
Nstiss 10 hereby slrss tsat the fol lswir 6,
SAN settler hss nlsd ss,ios af her intss.
ii.n - sshs nsAi prof is ssprert sf her
cis'Iu. ssa that ssiA pSsof viii bs made bs-
fore Chsrlse o. Tanasbill. Probate Judss -
sad for Beaver ssuu,y. Or 10 eass Of bic o..
sssce ihss before Nsiiis n. Thsnas. elspt
Of said cmrt si Beaver, o. r., % Angus, 20
1901 via:
Alice !. Weed. tsrmer'y Alice !. Muny. n.
A. Ne. &<,i fer the nv y See u. r. ~. \ -
ECM.
shs names the tsllsvins Witnesses to prove
her continues residence up0u asd cmltiSs-
tion Of ssid land via;
Thomas Martin. william Tsylsr. i.ssisr
Rh-de~und Frank u. Muir, ~ ~, sf Nys U r
FD IixALr. i'cgi,,sr.
First r,h. - 1901.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01

I'm uaassuo shs g 1lsviow srS$y was made tn
vu,
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49,, ,.,.. a, Nae ,h,,esees
\, a ,.,s ,.s, ,h., ,h. c,,uu,v elcyk NJ said
...,,,,, ,,e,,.r, tho n.res,srv arrangements
.ra .,,, .s,,,. bv sub,,cu,,os IN = u.v,psp,r
,,,,,ss "A a n. .,s,. IN. c.uhly scst ,t "a Il
,,..,sr ,,n,u,v ,,tl.bo,us teisI err, asius
m. As, aa, ~ The mast regular term os Shs
s,., r,.,, c.,,,s ,uh,. .,a for ss.x 90 potv ~
~. A.. :. vs,sS ~. .s,d ,.,.v4 Of county
,,~~Lsl sosrs 81 ,sh county win rppess bs.
,ose ,hs s,s,r;,., s,ourt os s.,a con, " snd
m.h, . sh,vlsv scd sst the sssA a:s,sIc, r,surt
| a. h.~, an, .,eSc,m,rs the sm.uu, sf the .u,.
,,dius ,es Al ,ns,ur,d t..usled is.,sb,sdss
| ~ .s.a rousv and To- Elm n salus Lona. to
1 = U0m9.
IA further ordered that sA~ rrfunding
,,opds psocvssd 10 ,,s issu-d shsn b. forty In
.umbSr. ., Of denominations II s,os, cash
| ..d \. ,,e IN, dissemination o, Oiss esch, they
shs,, hear date 81 ssptr,ulsr Q, ,ps,. sad
,hsl, bs divided ia,o ,su equal series Of esios
each, ant boads bcIonsins 10 tsr ars, sercs
shai, mature ., ysars after dais. sO d b~tnS
| I'm, 70 the secund s~,irs q, yssts after dsss
and ~ op. me series u,s,usins each year
ths,ess,., us,l IN. tenth ser,es shsli mature
- ysssu after date. 1h,y shall bsAv Int PEST %
the raj. s,s i've pcr cant Der snnup, payable
sssnI.snnasiy Oh February ~
! and Ssp,eubcr nth n each rear vhic =
int rect vay ments shall bs W islenced by ps''p.
o. e up ~ attached &. ssch bond tks sIssa.
tures T., vhirt coupuns alsoli be the n ho.
IRA ,hed signature of tho chairman os tho
i,osrd NJ county CON snmissiaucrs and the eoun.
~ rierh ssd bo, psIncipai snd Interest shsll
be %, b,s in iwwfui uaaney nj the United
States q, IN. usrs, ssenay of the tsv,,,.ry Of
Okiahoma. In the CIV and state Of New Yosh
ur In The event Of tbs dIsceutinusnes ei said
agency then vt the Chemicai N.sL ssl Rank Ia
the city Hsd s,H,e Q, New vorh. And ss,t
sosds and the coupons sAsrs'o suachcd shall
be substantially 10 ,h- 9. flowing fern tS~ii:
UNITED STATES W AMERICA.
Tsrris0sy sf sfCkHhs,.,a-css ssty ~ bcavcr.
County ltsfan1s.S Bond
Nh.
knsv oil mon by these prssssis that The
county IL seavsr In shs Tersi,sry Ot Oklaho
'ua sehusw edges Itself m ows. snd fos value
rscsivsd prswisss to pay ss tho bearer hereof
the sum of
d'alsn ou - viii
II Ia ~. ~ l-e AA oIsM
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01
Land os.s ., wosaws,a. y T..

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
nancd settler has nisdiuosIcs % her insentiss
to naks anai pssot In ssppers sf her claim SD
that said prssf wlih - made before ksRis'rs
sht Receiver Y. y. Land O0cs ~ woodward.
.. T. 90 Ausus, ~. sss' visi
D,isy ., Oiivsr, n \ No he'. far the ~ -
\ ssctiss u We Il ss X seciiss +" svh \ AZ
y sec Ion isTp ~. IL
shs nsMcs the following Witnesses 70 provs
her continuous rssidsecs upsn aud cuitSs
tlsn sf said iasd viz;
chares n hir,,ssii. Cherries . ws'is. David
2 Hubbard snd Artsur O.l,sr all sf Casssr. y
r.
y. u. HkALY. Register.
r-P.-it
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01
Lass Onss ~ wsedwsrd. u. I

LAeS Obee ~ WeeoWeru. ".
July " 1907
No,ios b hssshy gwen that the fsllsviss
named ssnisr has Sled nsiiss sf his issss.
Ties 70 msss sssi prsefis suppers sf Bic
sas's. ssd ,hs' said prssf viil ~ ssds b.
ssss the Kes's,sr ssA Receiver. " sts U y.
LAsd Once ~ woodward, u. r. % Sept Z
1901. viss
Thaddsus q. Smith. n 4 Ne >,ss fer the y
y nv Y asa ~ y SEQ % ~. = N. \ 81 KC
II.
Ne names the following witssssss - prsss
HE cssiinn~us sssidsnss upOs. ssd sulass
ton 81 said land, viz;
jobs r. over. Mrs. Jshs y. Over. Jsku
Graves. suui ". u. Pits ali Of Cline. .. t.
y u. HsALS. Register
GrS-v
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01

DisapDsints1N homes~sk.rs q II Re.
.. will l.ss . sssscs 10 rent. - th-r~
uill n ssssH ssvss shsasasd claims
~ rent.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01
notice sos rus,lcAriey.


hno omes " ~osSNs srs. ". Ia
June ~ o.
Notice IL hereby given thss TIE ssliswinV
saasa settler hss n,sd sssiss sf his ID.
tsu,ka 10 sshs sn, pse.fis su Of bic
eIssm. snt shss saAi prosf viii - sssis ts-
fsss the nestsser I'D Receiver ~ the Y. .
tsad once. wood~ssd, ". T.. 90 Aug. 10.
ss9s, VIA,
sasus, T. Price. ~ No ", fs the lets
0, , Z ssc.. .. z. NJ. \ % kCh.
hs names the following vhssssss 70
prs,s hN csn,isasus rssidsses spss Esd
es,tivs,iss Of said lssd. Via
jssi e. hurphy. Robert pnts of Cate. q. r.
Johs n Ksfbs of krnls q r.. Robert ,. Esrss
Vt Gate. u. r.
- nssLs, Register.
First psb 6--i3
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01
CONSOLIDATED.
Land once at wU,dw ard. u. 7

CONSOLIDATED
Land Once as Woodward. d. T..
JuIyl' 1871.
Notice is hereby sivsn that the foIhwins
named ssHsrr> hsve nird Aesics Of ihsls iut~n.
tioS ie nsA- assi prs,f IN snppoys M their
elaine ssi that ssiS isoof viii b Mads be-
fore she Register snd Receiver Of the Y. y.
Land Ofhos q woodwsrd. q. T.. ON ,ssps.. ~
spsi Wis:
Luis q. SsSdgs u 4 No s>se for the wx ~
y Ser. ., and y ~ 4 Nee. ~ r.s y. y. Al
EcN.
She nance the following witnesses, y
MsPhsrsos. CSeii " Sosil Mrs. . n Hswins.
esd u Hswius all al Esslrwood. kansas.
Cecil W. Nssl u A M Secs fer the ss \ eee
. r. sS. has ECM.
lie names the following wits~sses.
~ Mcl'hsrson, Lulu Msdge. Mrs. y Nsw
Inc and I n ilswins Oh VI Engiswssd. kassss
F,D. uEALY. Esxistsr.
Fisst pabl.shed s-i iS0s.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01
C0WN News N LETTERS,
The Hsruid's BuAsst Of Communi.
cetsOns From Regular Core
spuadents.
Many fntsrsssin9 Items Regarding ~
rrssrapsi KvsuAs Of the week In va
rious NsAshborhoods.
OLEIkA LAKE.

OLEAA LAKE.
The weather Lss lsan very dry and
hot.
We are hsvisx shower slu,oa, eye
y dsy.
Oar ere scho. ! houss il fuished
and lsols very neat.
The Lightning struck In several plsce'
ssd burnt n considerable erass.
Heb ilibbs hss beer WORKING o. MI
hoUss sn hh elsi,s. He hs,M't qsi's
auish~S h yw.
Wa snders,snd that Werner 0sn,
has the roof ON his house.
Little James Msore hss no, beer
very we'll for few d~yr
N. N. p.ve-. wm. Rob.rs Nm
Iisris As.si6sld. Paul and Mimi,
Merria.la aud ::d,.a Msry Dawes sI
Of Council Hill. lllino,s. were visitor
at George Redimpr's With old friend
VIM. Roberts spssks very highly o
this part Of the connlry.
Mrs. Curtis OF L,gan died lee
Thursday night.
Fsank Ling bad . we'll dog les
week.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-01

NJ Oklahoma hsr-hy rtirs shst the within "a
funding bsss sf Beaver co"s'y. shlstsms
nvsiiesy. hss d~sA sssrlsv'y Issued sts hiss
ssa rSeisssrv'i 10 nv oose.
In wstmsss wks ef hsss sss.inw sst m 3
hand and sacSs, s~sl st my oaa~e ~ Cs.hrls.
osiAhsaa ssvsss ~ sa shis the day y
a. %. 10
.........,...........
AmAMsv ~ the tsrripvy ~ Vt,shesas.
ith fur nss ordered that che n ti~e IT, hs
pwsiishsA NY - elsrt sa hsrsiWh~f .. dir.ss.
ssi shall he 10 Substantially the follow lns fern
t0wjt,
~ the mat YER Of the sppiirs,ion ri the
beard of coussy commissisosyA IT psavcr
c''uaiy. Ok,abIaa t,rritory. 10 i'pus bsnds so
refund the on sfssdins tondsd Indeb cdns,s
Of esid county:
Notice 10 hereby sivsn that o" sept II. A. n.
tso. o. . o'.,ech. n ~. the bosfi nj e. ua'y
commissioner viii. In eonpi sree 9th ~
conditions u th~ sst o. the u gisl tive sssers
big IN ihstsss sssy ~ Oklahosss. eusith d "Ar
act to authsvisr The serritssy Of Otishoma-
esusttss. siss-a. musicipai s.spora tous bussSo
Of sduse ies ~ say city end ssk,si distriess.
t0issue to3ds 10 tsyment Of 'utstaadins
ws'vsm tsdsStsdnssa apy'svcd March. Ssh.
'sps ~ smenssd Wy article . of chapter . of
the .ssion hs~s Of tho territory sf Okh hstsa
Of the y s~ ~" go tssssc the siststct e.,ast
Of beaver esanty and thers matte = showing
ami ask she court to hts and dssermias the
amount VI tie mHtursd "utssawAing boadsd
Indebtedness Of ssh, esussy which 10 su,yss<
to bsiss rsfi0dea snd 10 sisu Ssfuntsrs
l0nds 10 ~ issusd In psy ment 20 and 10 -.
w." IN s.s 800 ssm "'"a. nov ss's.""s,
80. - :. ~ -. ",.."s =" wv" ss y,
...,...'.. . ~. 800 a..
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u ,hl,,y .on. ,h.nssud s.l,.rs.
Ann rS,,s interested are bcr-by no,o>,i n
se pns-ns = said time sud place when said
proof 10 made.
.....................
Chs,rmas board " county eersmissi. aers.
Attest.
............... ..... -.
County clerk.
On notion the b. ard stj'armd usih Hep.
t'mb~r. 'sh. 'se, Vt 70 O'Clock .. m.
Territory of Ohi'homs.
c.o,,, Of B~sv.,
I.vc Tracy. county c,eyh Of sale spnniy
do her. b. certify this, the above sud sr r ,Ins
10 tan. true and csrrscs rspon Of shs Pm.
eesdi"Es M The board 1 c"un'y cS'a.iss'on.
ers Of HEAVIER coss'y had a 'hsir ressisrs's.
sns o" ~ s'sh day of Juiy. a. o. ~
n"sn"eny wnoooI nsve he~snte ~
.y "sua s"' u ny "<s' 's"'' 'n's ''s'
,srAr, rcrx.~
c"un,s risrk-
Drn ana -Umonv -und potatoes and .
ilot.crackers. Some people don't
NJ IN corn put 1 think-taught e,
.,,or .nd ro.,,v n ,n.s. ' ,un.,,,, as .o c
hcn"-"baked for hours and hn,,rs 4
: slowly as possible: and they come CT
it the loveliest brown. and so ten
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-27

Whon J cuno drwn befpr" dinner J
found Ralph and Ehnrlcn talking cnln-
ohly by tho ha!l fire, Itnlphe band on
his DrOthrr'H shoulder.
"YOu Eco wo nro no further forward
than We wcro." no wns gaying
"We shall hnvo Mnratoh bacb to-mor.
row." said Charles, ns tho gong began 10
Gom1 "Wo cannot tnlto my stop I'll
then, especially if wo don't wnnt 10 put
our foot IN II. hnvo boon raclIng my
bruins MI tho afternoon without tho vcg.
tiHo OF II result. Wo must Just hold our
hands for tho moInont."
Dinner was announced. and wo waited
patiently for few minutes and impa.
ucnLly for n good mnny moro, until
Evelyn buried down, apolog!zing for
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-27

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'.'% mystery q; ~" "i-Ai N|tN:N, must
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-27

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-27

Close connection at Greenwood for ell
points on 3. q. L. and e. and Il. Railway, and
utSra!tanbnrg with Southern Railway.
For any information relative 20 Iick0ts
':.tcE, schedules, address
w. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pas Agt.,
Augusta, Ga.
e. NJ. NORTH. Sol. AEt.
T. M. EMERSON, Trs1lic Manager.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-27

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from colonel to brigadier general.
From this time Knox was the personal
friend and companion of Washington
and took part in the great engagements
in which Washington participated.
During the historic crossing of the Del
aware General Knox stood in the dark
ness on the Jersey shore, calling across
to Washington and the army struggling
in the floating ice SO that they might
thus know where to make the easiest
landing After the surrender of GEN
eral CORVALLIS Congress made Knox
major general of the army, and one OF
the commissioners to make peace with
Great Britain. 1t was Knox who re-
ceived the surrender of New York at
the close of the war. He was one OF
the founders of the famous Society or
the Cincinnati, and was for years Its
secretary. In 1853 he became secre-
tary of war This Office he held for il
years. but the salary was so small that
he was unable to support his family
and resigned. He then removed 20
k,aine. where his wife owned a large
tract of land. He died at Thomastown,
Me-. October rs, 1906.
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THE YOUTH OF FAMOUS FOLK,
Samuel j. TiIden.
CTo be continued.)

From a farmers boy Samuel Tilden
rose to be the most famous lawyer OF
his day. He was born at New Leban-
on, n. Y. February, 1914. and was the
| fifth of eight children of Elan and
Polly Tilden. The boys father, al
though farmer, was an intimate friend
Of Martin Van Buren,, president of the
United States from 1887 to 1871, and
the Tilden household was much given
to discussing political questions relat-
ing to him. the elder Mr.. Tilden being
a great upholder of the policies of his
friend. His son, Samuel j. Tilden. who
early showed himself possessed of a
keen, quick mind and clever converse
tional gifts, also took great interest in
public questions. When he was only
Is years old, manifesto prepared by
him was considered worthy of adoption
by the State Democratic party. The
same year the young man entered Yale
college, but his studies, interrupted by
i'll health. were finished at the Univer
sity of New York. He was admitted to
the bar in 1S41 and at once took an ac-
tive part in public affairs. Tiiden was
elected to the New York Assembly in
1916 and held numerous other State Of
fees. He was prominent in the con-
test which finally retired the dishonest
Tweed ring in New York city and in
1874 was elected governor of New York
state. In 1876 he was a candidate for
the presidency, but Rutherford b.
B. Hayes was declared to be entitled to
the presidency by the electoral COM
mission. Although urged to again per-
nit the use of his name as a presiden-
tial candidate. he declined. His death
occurred August 4, 1886. at his country
home, Greystone, Westchester county,
N Y. His fortune of s5,000,000 was
left to found a system of free public Ii
braries in New York city.
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will hang in the sky. where every one
may admire him"
Just then deep voice broke In upon
their conversation.
'tGossips," hooted the voice, 'how lit
tie you know of the accumulated knowl-
edge of the ages, Hearken to my
voice."
or course they all listened.
you. June bug you accuse the freely
of jealousy of the sun. learn that tho
light which that little insect flashes
from his body Is more perfect illumin-
ator than the light of the sun. Over
In yon man colony"-and the owl
the distant town whose towers and
chimney pots showed dimly over the
waving tree tops-"sages have labored
long to discover the secret of perfect
fame. one which will burn with clear,
pure light and yet give off no heat and
waste nothing OF it's fuel. The great
l1KnL OF the sun IL tHt iuooJ III imam.
OF which the world knows anything,
yet, in like proportions, 1t Is only one
twentieth as bright as the light Of
the FREELY, which gives off no heat. The
freely, to be sure, does not understand
the marvellous process by which 1t
makes that perfect light, nor does any
man know hoe to initiate 1t. All that
the philosophers can find out Ia that
the firehy's little trachea--insect air
tubes-pass among the soft yellowish
cells on the abdomen, and irregular
flashes appear. probably the result of
, the process OF breathing"
A murmur of astonishment broke
from the group of insects, and all flew
over to the edge of the well, In whose
! murky depths the freely sat on his little
shrub, emitting his spark OF light. 1t
shone out beautifully In the darkness,
and the little FREELY, who from the bot
tom of the well could see the stars shin
ing in the blue sky above, thought how
much more effective he must look then
he would out where the sun was blaz-
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five sections, his little antenrae were
notehed and his jaws were strong and
well adapted for biting OF On the rear
of the fireny's body were little patches
of cells that produced the beautiful
sporkling light which gave him his
name. This light flashed out only in
the darkness. and then every one would
exclaim admiringly:
"Oh, see the lovely freely.
Sparkler liked the flattering atten-
ton he received in the twilight when he
futtered about among the shrubs and
trees visiting his friends, but he yearn-
ed for the admiration even in daylight,
when his light did not show
AT first Sparkler did not understand
why he was not praised when the sun
shone, but he was a clever insect. and
1t did not take him long to find out
the reason. Then he called the sun his
enemy.
During the day Sparkler crept under
a leaf and went to sleep, so that the
sun really did not interfere with him
very much. Still he longed to find
way to escape It's glare. The other in
sects that few about in the sunshine
remarked that sparkler was good
deal of a sluggard.
'sThe greatest sleepy head ever
knew" observed Nine Ladybug. And
the others agreed with her.
ut is because he is jealous OF the
suns superior light pertly spoke up
the June bug.
"Ha. ha," laughed the grasshopper.
'eDoes Sparkler Firefy think little
thing like himself can outrival the
great orb of day."
Said the locust: 1--WE heard that one
of his ancestors tried to do so, ana att
or the most tremendous effort failed
and almost died of exhaustion. Inc
silly insect was blinded and1nearly
scorehed to a cinder, as he might nave
known he would be after sitting up on
a tree top with the temperature at
hundred in the shade, trying to produce
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General Henry Knox.

The gallant Henry Knox, friend of
Washington and one of the most dis
tinguished generals of the Revolution
airy war, was born in Boston July ~,
1850. the seventh of ten sons. The boy
was given a good education in the
schools of Boston, for his father, a
shipmaster, was in comfortable cireum-
stances. After the death OF Mr.. Knox,
which occurred in 1859, young Henry
entered the shop of a bookseller In
Boston. He early distinguished him
self for his strength and skill in ath-
letics.
When only IS years old, Ansx en-
tered the local military company ana
was chosen as one of its officers. Al
% he started in business as bookshelf
err but when the war of the Revolution
broke out he joined the patriot army.
He fought at Bunker Hill and partici-
mated in the siege of Boston, rendering
such good service that he was promoted