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The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-17

From P5aroS 10 .SinSukar.
Tia Hon. John w. Foster. IN de-
fsndtng the uss by him of the phrase
United States" as noun In the sin
gular. mentions three words which the
constitution treats as plural nouns
while they are always singular now.
These are the house Of representatives,
which shall choose their speaker:
the senate, which shall choose their
other ofiicers." and congress, which
shall assemble unless they
SHALL" etc.
Today the American who should say
that the house. the senate, or congress
have" adjourned would be looked on
as guilty Of a grammatical slip by the
majority. A few only would under
stand that he was simply old-fash-
ioned. Az regards the phrase United
States" there Is no question that to
the men who framed the constitution
and to their immediate successors 1t
conveyed an idea not of unity but Of
plurality. The conception of states
In union is distinguished from that OF
states blended to form a single nation
was at first generally entertained. 1t
grew weaker as men became gradually
familiar with the idea Of a national
government with far greater powers
than were possessed by the congress
of the confederation. Finally, in the
popular acceptation the phrase Unit
ed States" ceased to mean a number
of states federated for certain common
purposes and came to signify one
grand national entity or unit.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-17

foreman during her stay; tho other
shifted her quarters to another part
Of the house. It was the young lady
who slept at the foreman's who saw
as above related the singular appari-
tion Of the luminous figure in the win
dow, along with the foreman and his
wife.
1T would be too long to relate all
the forms In which this nocturnal dis
turbance is said by the family to pre-
sent Itself. When figure appears, 1t
is sometimes that Of man. as already
described. which is often very lumi-
nous, and passes through the walls as
though they were nothing. This male
figure is well known to the neighbors
by the name Of Old jeffrey At other
times 1t is the figure of lady also In
grey costume, and is described by Mr..
Drury. She is sometimes seen sitting
wrapped in sort OF mantle, with her
head depressed, and her hands crossed
on her lap. The most terrible fact Is
that she is without eyes.
ITO hear such sober and superior
people gravely relate to you such
things gives you very odd feeling
They say that the noise made Is often
like that of pavior with his rammer
humping on the floor. At other times
1t is coming down stairs, making q
similar loud sound. At others, 1t
coughs, sighs and groans, like person
in distress; and again, there is the
sound OF number of little feet pat
tering on the floor Of the upper cham
Der. where the apparition has more
particularly exhibited itself, and which
for that reason is solely used as lum-
Der room. Here these foot steps may
be often heard. as II careering child's
carriage about. which in bad weather
is kept up there. Sometimes again. 1t
makes the most horrible laughs. Nor
does it always confine itself to the
night. On one occasion a young lady,
as she assured me herself, opened the
door in answer to knock. the house
maid being absent, and lady In fawn
colored silk entered, and porceeded
up stairs. AS the young lady, OF course.
supposed it neighbor come to make
a morning call on Mrs. Proctor, shs
followed her up to the. drawing room.
where. however. to her establishment,
she did not find her, nor was anything
more seen of her.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-17
Croubies Of Ricbes.

The will Of Bernard Wolff, Jr., who
died recently in Pittsburg, makes d.
rect bequest Of about $50, 900, including
$4,000 for benevolent purposes. and
provides that II his children shall die
without issue before his widow the
residue OF his estate Of S25o,000 shall
be divided. one-half to 60 to the
Franklin and Marshall College, Ian
caster, Pa; one-fourth to Catawba Col
leSs, at Newport, N. c., and one-foarth
70 the board Of homo missions Of the
Reformed Church.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-17
ssstA n.ksas rAr.s

0satA Dake>s YArns
Il the title Of an illustrated booklet
just Issued BY the Chicago, Milwaukee
4 st. Paul Railway. descriptive Of the
country bstveea Aberdeen and the
Missouri River, section heretofore
unprovided with railway facilities. but
which u now reached by new line Of
the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway. Everyone contemplating q
change Of location will be interested
in the information contained In it. and
a copy may be had by sending two
cent stamp to F. A. Miller. General
Passenger Agent, Chicago. Ill.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-17
CHAPTER v.

At this stage Of the reading Mrs.
Cowley, who had been listening In per-
feet agony of fear, suddenly found
strength to rebel.
Rose, shut that book Instantly"
she exclaimed. "No, Mr.. Cowley, I
will not sit and hear such things! I've
got creeping down my back already,
and my arms are all goose flesh; and
l wouldn't hear the rest Of 1t II you
gave me five thousand pounds-there!"
Rose closed the book. Her father
did not object, and drew his chair clos
er to the IRE, and glanced nervously
over his shoulder as he did so. Cath
arine looked very pale. though she
made no remark. and Rose was satis-
fed. 1t was pleasure. II malicious
one. to think that not one Of them all
would dare 80 up stairs in the dark
at that moment, any more than she
would. And she felt quite sure that
II the lady in grey without eyes" came
to her bedside that night. Catharine's
couch would by no means remain un-
visited.
There was a short silence. broken
by the sound of rapid scufiing step
in the hall. They looked at each other
somewhat timidly, and Mrs. Cowley
gave little yelp of terror when the
parlor door was flung violently open.
But noting worse than Mrs. Mccarthy
stood there; Mrs. Mccarthy NO longer
ruddy and laughing, but pale and
frightened, as she had once vowed she
never could be.
II wish you would step this way,
SIR" she said, addressing Mr.. Cowley,
eagerly. Something queer has hap
pened out there"
"Oh gracious. the ghost, the ghost!"
screamed Mrs. Cowley.
mo, ma'am. at least, nothing that
you can see. But 1t isn't exactly i'm
proving to the spirits to- sit and hear
1t all by ones self. Do come out, sir,
and listen"
Mr.. Cowley went. The rest. seized
with q sudden panic. ran after him.
Mrs. Mccarthy led the wsy to the
kitchen. where she had been sitting
reading Love and Revenge, or The
Bandits Vengeance and the Maiden's
Choice" by the light Of two tallow
candles and blazing fire large enough
to roast an OK. Mr.. Cowley looked
round curiously. 10 did the girls, cling
ing very close to their mother all the
while.
''Hark!" said Mrs. Mccarthy. hold
Ing up her finger; there It is againi"
They listened With bated breath.
From behind = closed door ON the
right hand side Of the kitchen came .
strange. continuous sound.
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~ sMsuusae, Kssa

How few of those that taik IT ths
marriage knott realize that the knot
was ever anything more than mere
figure Of speechf Among the HAbyi0-
niAna tying tile knnt was 4 part sf ~
marriage ceremony. Thete the PRIEST
took . thread Of the enrznent Of the
bride and another from that Of tts
Bridegroom and tied them into ! knot
which he gave to the bride, thus SYM
boliking the binding nature Of the
union which now existed between her
self and her husband.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat. M
Alaska forum., 1901-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
Nt TICE.

Nt TICE.
 All per sons are hereby notified that the un- dersigned IS the exclusive owner Of placer mi ming claim No. above Discovery on C1eu Gulch; that I have authorized no one to let any lays on said claim or to employ any person to work thereon, in any capacity; that will not be responsible for any work or labor performed on said claim and any person doing any work thereon without my consent i'll writing cannot hold me or the claim for said labor. and any person extracting gold therefrom without my con sent " ill be prosecuted according to law. Rampant, Alaska, j.. Lindley Green. November IS, 1901.
Alaska forum., 1901-11-23
Alaska Forum Nov. 23, l9N1

puage of Sam Dunllam, we are no ''cross- roads statesman. We de sire no controversy, but when as sailed, as we have been, will de fend and maintain our position.
 The FORUM Is the miners news paper; we will work for their inter ests irl the future as we have i'll the past. We will meet the prices for any kind of work, of any competjt- or in the District of Alaska.
 Cap Mayo says he has been called han hold 'og." We presume he has got corner on tue bacon mar 1,
Alaska forum., 1901-11-23
LAYS TO LET.

~ Lay to let on 39 Big Minook. 100 feet on either eud. Apply at FORUM office for full particulars.
 Lay of 50 feet on 9 Hoosier.
 Two men can have all they can take out this winter. Apply at FORUM office,
Alaska forum., 1901-11-23


 ...-........~.~
 EDITORIAL.
 The FORUM is the official paper for the Third Judicial Division. It has been desig mated by cx-Reyister McCannl as.the paper for the pub l.cAtion of all matters appertaining . to the Land office i'll this district i in patent proceedings. All drivel aud gross misstatements, emanat ing from interested sources not Withstanding. The FORUM Is recognized by Judge Wickersham in an order of the Court, from which we print the following excerpt. The original document Is on file at the FORUM office for the inspection of anyone 50 desiring. And whereas it appears necessary for tbe public information to give such publicity ill this division; and where as there Is now published at Ram m-J part, a bona 6de weekly newspap- CT known as the ALASKA FORUM, i having large aud wide circulation in this division It Is therefore ordered that the clerk immediately prepare etc. etc.
 Signed. James Wickersham,
 o Judge. These are facts and this paper will stand by them. We are not the ward of a benifcent government; we get no salary for attending ? to :, an office and use our time for pri- vate enterprises; we pay for our own wood, light, rent: Ill tue lan-
Alaska forum., 1901-11-23
ALASKA FORUM
 (oFFlctAL PAPER) THE FORUM PU BLISHING co. l, B. Winyate Editor and Manager.
 VOI.UME2. No. g SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1901.

-.... .-.w w N SUBsCRIpTIONs-The Alaska Forum delivered ill Rampant - 50 cents per month, or 5000 "a year, m advance. Single copies, 25c. Postage added. Address ali communications to the Alaska Forum, Rampant, Aka.
 EDITORIAL.
Alaska forum., 1901-11-23

est church, Wednesday morning and found 1t to be outside of the 400 feet dead line
 Agent Corbusier states that the N c. at Panama are not out of sup plies: With the exception of can dies and oil they have. ample goods to supply their customers until the opening of navigation.
 Marshal Dribelbus arrested Jack Taggett at Panama last week. Tag gett was charged with breaking in the mail-carriers cabin last spring, with one Cummings. Cummings skipped out; but Taggett stayed and Is now serving a sentence of .,a,.- ;,, +l,n b;,.l @n<re
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-06

ne, Last wrek - . present iron her
dsugh,rr. Mn J he n"wsn The I'D
lsdy 10 very proud Of u.
Henry Pi'r~u role broneo 10 Goa
after HE mail "Wednesday. When be
started to leave hi- horse bcRsn I"
pitch aud Immediately sss hack On bi.
haunehes. Henry then JUMPED ID
b.hind, bu, bad M sosner did so When
the hor.e e., mp. Wicked Henry 10 the
stomach and VA t,d Of, Henry wss
nurt quite bad.
George Coshow di,eovessd chinch
bug, iu his corn.
There IL q new conner camped In IN"
red hills on the river. He Il look
ing for . location.
H p Ssv.r,y is moving his bou's-
hold goods u Gsorgs CosLows. lie
IL g,iag "a Kansas to harvest.
Alfred Erickson snd bis wife went
I. Meade county to visit relatives.
Mrs. John B.,rn,sn VAS the que I
Of Mrs whitaker one day las, week.
Mrs Whitaker va, sicA with rheu-
ma,isw last week
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-06
COUNTY News IN LETTERS.
The Herald's Budget Of Communi-
cations From Regular Corre-
spondents.
Many Interesting Items Regarding the
Principal Events Of the week in Va.
rious Neishborhoots.
CLINE.

The measles sre iR this vicinity.
Rosa aud George Graves. Joe Murphy,
Mrs. Geriie Fu-hcr, Nj, Clint and
Bertha Laver'y, have just recovered
while Bernie Over and Clara Grsves,
rs veil ss several others, sre juse tax.
ing them.
Mrs Flo.sie Goodalc h doing o.
nicely as con d he expected The
wound though in . bad place Is i'm
proving fart.
Mrs. Hardy Pitts and Hiss Bernie
q er called on Mrs. Goodale Wsduss-
day.
Mrs. Over and scns. Misses Bernie Over and
Clara Graves aud Mr.. and Nrs. ". u. Pitts
were over n, tho a. doubt Lake In the chain
e pasture last Friday nshing aud stayed un.
/ I'll Monday. They report a fnc time.
Mrs. Lille Pitts hasa boil on her chin. II
Ing NJ IN writing.
| born-To Mr und Mrs. Sam Howard. a boy.
| May TO.
Charley Hnr' Il working for Il Over now.
| He commenced The 3D.
| Misses Jennie and Cha'tic Maple wrrc visit
ing their sister Mrs. Belle Miles one day las,
week.
| Captain Mott's hnli Ia progressing slow hut
sure. He will give his frs, hall February. ssd
so he says.
| The dance at Mt. Osbornc's Friday night
was u success though only seventeen numbers
| wrr. out. There will be q dance NJ Mr.. Nor.
cles On tho old Clancy place Friday 9TH. and
ons a Henry simon's Friday 's'h On tho
Fourth of July nm Ice cream ard Lemonade
stand and dance At Mir. Osbsrns's OF La Verne.
OF.
JEovcr and " n Pitts sold their yssriInss
TO Hen Buck.
Au Lavcrty cold his ycarlIRss TO Sam CAB.
bort. tvs YouSc MAID.
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COTTONWOOD,

Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Il Wright 70
joico over the arrival Of y uiue posud
girl baby June Cd.
We understand that Mr.. Webb los,
. Cue COW lssi wsk.
TON Iulow has flushed blowing.
Charley Iulow came homo 10 visi,
his parents Sunday.
John Gos,singer was breaking ,
bronco Sunday week.
Perry K,le helped John Seave'
brand h,s csttlc Sunday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-06
CLEAR LAKE.

Crops are locking fine.
R-ber, Moore has gone TO K,nsa'
to visit rela'ivef.
Mrs. Dunlop and daughter Miss
Lizzie were visiting friends on the XII
sws recently.
CO Tsan.hill was on the creek
Sunday making everybody q csl'.
Frank Drum and vile visited Lutte
Drum last week.
Ms.dames Barr and Moare visited
Mrs. Weed. on Camp creek.
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Lssd Once d WsodvssS. q. T
Mav 4 l0O1

Notice 10 hereby ssvsa that the following
ssmsd settler hes 6,sd notice 81 BE istsa.
ties 10 make sssi proof 10 suppsss sf bic
e's,a'. esd that ssii pVssf wili - nsas -.
fsrs The Register sad Receiver. sf tAs y 3.
Lssd Ono q Woodward. o. ,. - 5s,y, 10
1901. viss
Asuilis =. Tsft. H. 4. No. Ish fSs The =
~ snS ~ \ ~ Y sestisv - anl ~ Y -
y See ioa - T"vnship ssSsh. ssass sskcn. ]
lie nance the followins wi,Bsss~a 70 prove
bic sonsisuvus rcsideHos upoO asa eul,ivs.
tisn Of ssi6 Iand W.;
Jobs Z. ssasley. Jsbs ". Tafv ef Ciias. o.
z. william 7. walden. sf csptd, .. T., and
Nsval W. Bari q Custer. o.. =.
10. HsAIs, Register.
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p. AOSouseSSa
rvs tko.sssad yssss 80 The nssst vas
horn N sss.ssAes. ssss sAi'ahssS 10
vss hc"s'es Esd '"v'y. hh sssd's sss .
ms"ssr. H's ysu'A vss spes' 70 sssssssy
Asd ys'. s"eh sss The parity Of hs hss
'hs' 80 he gre" 70 "ashe'd hm presence w.
'psrsd those fss sho hsss h'n sess smh .
fs"h IN" vas s'' 70 ~ asss''a' "" ssss''
p'' ""ossa Vim 70 I'VE ersss $40 |" We
'omo' '"sy "e"''." /" " s'''."y ., as
~"ce" :" '''e' i'"" "" oscs.'.G
'"o"s" Pe'''e"'." o" pn"0s'' 'se .'-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-06
Al to the Normal Institute.


There has been nothing d. finite ob-
tsiued st this Office concers,ng the
c,miog oormal institute for this county
Il IL announced ,ba, there il 10 b. nv
institute hut the exact dates have no,
been given, aud probably will not be-
,il! III. prsseu, county superin'endents
"a .crssnr takes charge IL that Saise.
II Ia understood that II there 10 TO be
On ins. ,ute. as there undoubtedly will,
thc institute will close August ], as
that Il the date 6xed ky the Terri,or-
ial Board Of Education fer the close Of
oil institutes for the second period.
Al an agency in improving the co"-
diiisn sf the common ~hools, there 10
probably no'hirg that in the same
length Of time, src' mplishss 80 much
~ the normal institute. Il giv,s an
opportunity f"r 'n,crchsngins Of ideas.
lIy coming in contact with HE fellow
teachers, the iearher receives pcw i'm.
reins and aubi'ion which he can &C..
qnir- in no Of er way. The mind that
l. brushed against other brivh, minds
is strengthened and made uore ac'ive.
The susceptibility Of tho micd to
PRIV m-o, by such association is q
Characteristic which csu b. compre-
h-ndsd only by those who have had
actual rxperieacr. There 10 no teach
cr however bright he may he or howev-
u we'll adapted 10 his work, ,hst can
n,t derive pr''Rt from attending the
institute. The teacher that dues no'
attend the ins,i,u'- may succeed 10 bis
work. He may Do better than many
that d. attend. Yet that does no,
prove that be won'd not be benefited
by attending. His attendance would
enable him to widen his field Of useful
ness, and m a means ri helping oth.I
teachers, bs q potential factor. Hi.
presence would thus serve q two fold
purpose.
Bu, the influence Of the institute !,
not only diseernible 10 tho ,escher's in'
diviaual improvement-.it IL percepti-
hls In i's influence on the publ.
schools sud here 10 where its brosdes
"sefuloess 10 accomplished. As re-
CARDS i,s Influence on the teacher ~ .,
individual, the institute effects ouly
unit. Through the tsachers's training
his Improved net, de ant
quickeusd meo,si capacities, ~ relate,
10 the school, the institute st,aius
high = eud.
In b,half Of the interests II the pub
lio schools Of the county, It Il 70 b,
hsped that all who attend will bs sm
lly repaid for attending. There 10 o
reason Why such hopes should not b
rsalixed, if each teacher will assist b
his influence and presence to make tb
institute q success. The only require
snsnt IL CO. ceu,ra,ion Of efforts, an
success will he the result.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-06

II Is drplurable that man enjoying
sor6isaec Of people % did George
MulliRsn, president or the Eagle Git,
l'lscer Mining Conpauy should have
betrayed such trust. Hs osu never 81.
pess 10 regain public souRdepes bowen.
ss bssd lie may strive.
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COIN.

We are having some more rainy
weather. Cs,,ls srs doing veil, gross
lsokiug ane, gardens is . most sxcsl.
Zen, condition. Nearly everybody 10
through planting sua crops ere oil Up.
Mrs. Martha Coshow hss ssissd soue
ot The finest rsdishes this spring the,
shs he ever raised in the sosn'y.
Ossuius K,sse tsetiysd . new bun
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-06
Lssd Oncs st wooswsrJ, .. r.


neay. -, Seos.
Sosios 10 hereby sivss thst iAs following
nsinsd settler hss nisd notice q bis inten-
iios To make Aasi pro"f " support Of HE
claim suf AT said pro0f VI he made b.
isrs Charles %. Tsssehi,i. Probate Judge In
end hS Beaver county. y. 7. oyin HE absence
then bsfors Nsttis N. Tho~,ss cieYk Of saia
e"srs o. sss,sr. d. r. on Juiy.s. ise'. Wis;
Daniel 7. whitaker. u = ,S,s fer the st - y
Section - and ne y no X seetion >, snd ~ n
~ y ssessos - Tsps N \ ., EcM.
Ne nance the fsllowInv Witnesses N prove
hs een'Isuous rssidsRb y spos. ssd suisivs
ton sf sssS land, via,
cssnslus rsx. WIN Q. ?. ', csshow. julius
9rsOaGh1 Joseph z. suthsrlsud. ell Of Gels.
s'T
vPeH
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Land once q wssA v ord. %. T..

apr. - w0i,
Nsties 10 hereby sivsn shst ths fol lswtrs
ssn settler hss nied ss'ics Of her lister.
u . 70 ushs nnai pref In suppsrt sf her
claim nnd ihN s.id rrOef will ~
sssds before Cha'les q. TanRehiii, Jsdgs II
tie Prslsss Court ~ and h1 HEAVIER caRty
oklshoma r~rri,sry. or In cnss NJ his a',-
sssss tkss bee 70 Nsttie u. Thsnss, cIsys
~ ssId cvuSt ~ beaver. q. r. % Juss 9Th.
isos, via:
TNursia A. Render. y . ,S'. for the y %
Y sesiion ss aaA y 80 \ Section - - ~.
Res HcM.
ME nauss the foilssins witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon AUD csltivs-
tim sf ssi6 lend viz;
frank Magic. Robsvt Maple. Thomas J. Ju-
dy and Jehs Marshsu all sf hivsn,ts, .. r.
=. b. NsALS. Register.
Fisst pub. s. !. 1901.
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THE MISSION OF FAITH"


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NOTICE ran ivsL,cAr,sS
Land oaes ~ wo Awsra. OF.

Land 00es ~ Woodward. or
Ar. ~ syos.
NssIss h hssshy gives 'hss ibs fsIisvias
ssnsd settler hes a,sd sesiss sshs II.
iss'lss 70 msts assi prsof 10 ssppess d
be sis,m esd 'As' said proof viii bs ~sds
before icy .. rsshsra. sisvt S shs tIss
,vses seass of Denver sows'y. o. r. sss 10
ssss q bic sbss~ss ,hsa before Dsils DsliIs.
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