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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
SEVERAL SUMMER RESORTS WERE DIRECTLY
IN THE PATH OF THE GULF STORM
No Loss OF Life Has Been Reported but There No Assure
That There Has Been None-RaiIrOad Tracks Have
Been Washed Out and Telegraph Wires Blown Down

Atlanta August 15--The tropical storm which has
been raging along the gulf days tonight
completely isolated the city Mobile Ala from the out
side world 1t is known that considerable damage has
been done along the Mobile but whether
there has been loss of life is mere conjecture
Nothing has been heard from the country south of Mo-
bile up the time the last Mobile failed AT 1890
this afternoon the Western Union office Mobile
abandoned the water at that time being deep
in the operating room,
Two hours later communication was had for a few
there had his way the operating in boat
He took up his station top the switch board
above the flooded office deachTng Associat
Press wire from its place the board this
sage:
"Am top Of switch beard with a Iineman The water
is three feet deep In this and still rising The wind
blowing the rate of fifty miles hour and
things tonight The district is desert.
D."
Here the wire failed and nothing could be heard
him although the persistent were made
The at p reported high in the great
food of 1893, although at that time the wind as
high
From Mobile to Fort Morgan is a distance of thirty
miles, and both sides of the bay summer resorts
and are located They were it is believed
the direct path of the storm. The telegraph line
Fort Morgan around the bay through the country
eightyye miles before it reaches govern
ment reservation.
1t feared that of the islands in Mississippi
just outside the bar to Fort Morgan have expert
loss of life These islands, which inhab
by French fishermen, rise only five feet above
the water under ordinary stage. and the of
great loss of life in 1893
According to advices received in Atlanta the Louis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16

vile and Nashville railroad has washouts near Chefuquer
Lookout and Rigoets. Two miles OF the Louisville and
Nashville track through the Tensas swamp west of Mo.
bile is reported under water All trains have been aban
doned for the Several bridges are reported out
of plumb
The weather officials here out special warnings
tonight, forecastng high winds for Alabama tomorrow
Tho Western Union company has gangs of men and
special engines waiting at several points to move toward
Mobile as the tracks clear of water Ii Is
possible that they may communication from this
of damage done between New Orleans and Mobile il is
believed several days will eapse before the wires are
restored
Forecast official Marbury said tonight sport Hada re-
ports the weather conditions been missing two
days and that Mobile twentyfour hours This storm
will probably up the Mississippi valley and then
eastward to the Atlantic Atlanta likely to get
touch of # in heavy rains high winds tomorrow
Emergency warnings today TO over hundred
towns in Alabama indicating heavy rains and high winds
for Friday"
dispatch from Mobile at 1890 o'clock today said.
THE wind continues at average OF forty miles an hour
with frequent pufs miles faster, showing great
strength The river has overlooked the cotton wharf and
Front and Commerce streets and Water flooded
deep between st Michael Congress streets
Row boats employed to bring out members of the
exchange The grocers and merchants on
day hard at work last night the rise
began they had their ground floor stocks elevated tenn
porary platforms SAFE unless the flood goes high
than unprecedented 1898. Wires are down
between Mobile and all points west. Nothing can be
heard of Louisville and Nashville trains due this noon
and afternoon One train that should have arrived
1905 is not in"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
Lives Lost at Mouth of the River.
Just How Many Is Not Yet Known, but the Gravest
Fears Are Entertained.

New Orleans, August 15.-The storm
which has been sweeping the gulf coast
from Pensacola and moving westward
during the past two days, has Frustrated
telegraph and telephone wires to such an
extent that news from tine outlying sec
tons IS hard TO ges. The greatest fears
have been entertained for the safety OF
the people living at Port lads, which is
at the mouth of the river and for the ships
that started for sen just before the Storm
began. The wires there have been pros
uated since Tuesday night at O'Clock.
A reporter sent cut BY the Picayune
reached man who left Port Eads at .
o'clock on Wednesday. He was seen at
Buras. which is sixty miles down the
river, ana the farthest point with which
there is wire communication at the pres
ent time. This man describes the storm
which swept that section as regular tidal
wave, similar 20 the one which resulted in
such awful loss OF life in 1893 He says
all the people living on the east bank Of
the river have moved up TO the Jump,
which is ffteen miles from the mouth Of
the river The house of a man named
Golden, half mile above the quarantine
station, was swept away and the nftsen
members of the Family, including niue
children, drowned. The quarantine builds
inss were badly damaged. but no one IN
jrred. The big tow boat Chamberlain was
eryeu high ana dry in the marsh, but her
crew are safe.
The government boat General Res IS be
l.evsd to have been lost captdIn o'Brien'
house was swept sway but he was on the
boat, which was believed 70 be outside
The pile driver a. Port Eads was suak.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16

so far received are OF destroyed bath
houses and uprooted trees.
The Louisville ana Nashville railroad Is
blocked OF beyond Chef Senteur, sixty
miles from this city. The big steel bridge
there is safe. but beyond there are several
washouts on the road. The New Orleans
and Northwestern road is also blocked
BY washouts on the lake and Its big trestle
over Lake Pontchartraln has been shaken
By the heavy seas breaking over against IT,
There has been much damage done al
saeli Beach, settlement on Lake Borgne,
whlen IS southeast OF the city and connects
with Lake Pontchartraln. All the build
ings there have been swept away and there
are reports OF loss Of life among the Asher
men. but the exact extent Of thIs is not
known. A tidal wave swept over the land
there as II ala nine years ago.
In the city of New Orleans and suburbs
there has been some damage. At Milne
burg, one of the lake resorts, the railroad
pier head running out into. the lake for a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16

abe steamboat Buras was driven ashore
rear the lighthouse and later It was re
ported that she had sunk. Her crew was
said TO have been saved.
The tugboat yelasco went down to Pass
Afoutre, which is the eastern mouth Of
the river. with two barges. When last
seen she had her decks awash and iD be
lleyed TO have gone down. II This boat
and her barges have been lost twentr
people have been drowned. There are
numerous reports of individual casualties
all along the river from Buras down TO
the passes.
All the steamers which started for the
sea Tuesday remained inside the passes
until Wednesday evening and then went
out safely, among the number being the
Cromwell liner Proteus and the British
traI sport Aiechanician. which was dyna-
nited while In port few days ago. Not
single vessel has passed up the river
s.rce the storm began and fears are en-
tertalned for the ones which are expected.
There Is serious apprehension concerning
the chenlere. caminsda and Grand Isle
section on the South Louisiana coast. west
OIL the Mississippi river where 1000 lives
were lost in 1893 by the tidal wave. Up
to this writing no word has been received
from that section. which is largely in
hSblted by fishermen. mostly Chinese and
nalays.
Up 70 midnight everything seemed to be
safe az the Mississippi coast towns. Bay
ST. louis. Pass Christian, Biloxi. Missls-
siprI City and Ocean Springs, but since
then moi word has been heard from them.
All wisss are down, but no great fear is
srtgsaissd. The only reports Of damage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
allnloadedy eunls Work.

"UnIoaded'' Gums Work.
Mason. Texas. August l5.--Arehie kellos
was shot and probably fatally wouauep
BY a playmate at Loyal Valley, near mere,
while the two were playing WIFE . ,;n,
rife, which was supposed 70 be unloa"Su'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
suBsTATloNs FOR HOUSTON.
Postmaster Strong Receives Endorsement
Of the Department.

NDVEtIHI 10 IIlV T UaI-I !
washington. August 15.--Ihe postmaster
general has ordered established October
next tive substations OF the postofflce at
Iionstcn with facilities for the transaction
OF money order and registry business aud
foe The sale of postal supplies to be desig
mated aud located as follows. Number
] at 7O5 washington avenue; No. 2 at 1913
Main street,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
Texans in New York.
lSnecIaI TO The Pnst.l

New York, August 15.-The following
Texans are registered in New York;
Hcusfon-H. Mosehart sherman: II.
Gieseke, G. r. Dickey, Fifth Avenue; C.
Wolf, Normsndie; Miss Y. Lock, Grand,
Teanrkana--B. NJ. Forinan, o. k High.
poll0s--A. Eberslaith, Marlborough; Mrs,
Sol. Heidingsfeldcr, Mrs. Simon Loeb, Miss
Grace Loeb Master II. Loeb, Nayarre;
Miss " Love- Miss j. Mapdeibaum, Gilsey;
H. ISleinman, Broadway Central; n. Steck-
eubach, Herald Square.
Iarig-E Il. III. Conway, Miss Il. hrtggs.
Mis- r. Terrell st. George.
Aljiene--M. A. Winter, Jr., Albert.
san Antonio--H. Montgomery, Fifth Ave
nue.. r. Mayer and wife. Belvidere; 9.
r. saneers, Holland; S. X. Walker, Broad
MineeiaEN. S. sodekson. Miss sodeksOn.
port Arthur-A. Goldberg. Broadway
Dsnson--L. R. EorIng, Broadway Cen
Austin-E. wllmot, ST. Denis.
Waco-L. curtey, St Denisi Miss r. o.
Thorp. st. Denis.
Ennis-W r. Mann, Imperial
Eraumont--G. w. Carroll and son. ~.
Gaiveston-J. Block, Continental.
Cntesville--C. =. Clark, Broadway Cen
: Tsxas-R. s. Kaugerga, W. L. helms, Sin
clair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
FORMER POSTMASTER coNWcTeD.

&. p. Thompson of Havana Sentenced
to Pay a Fine or Go 10 Prison.
washington. August 15.-Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General Bristow has re-
ceived cablegram from Inspector General
az POSTS In Cuta FosI es stating that the
trial OF ID r. Thomrson, formerly post
master al Havana, has been concluded and
Thompson convicted. He was sentenced
IN harison Thompson was accused Of cans-
IN, "a be issued In his own behalf While
nos4tnaster money orders for $500 ann
pntting due bill in the drawer instead OF
cash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.



jacksonville. Fla Cleared: Standard oil
barge No. 81, from Philadelphia for Sabine
Bey West. Fla. Arrived; Saline, from
New York and sailed for Galveston.
Norfolk Na.-Arrlved Headlands \Brl,
Fl on. Galveston; Wildcroft tBr). from Sa-
bIne Pass.
Colon and Galveston.
ton.
baltimore Sailed Winlfred, for Cal
weston.
Observation-Disclosures: Westenland.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
tUi.rspN.

Filter HEnALu: a. | have no'iced
80 uam. iron. tni. "airk of tho woods''
tr some tin. | thought | would s.od
~ = lew.
News II SCARE uv this way.
Misses Jcnrir Wright snd Jennie
~ mons havs hsd n si~vs ~ that ts.cin
a,iur s'l'urnt called v',p. hu. sre nov
~'nvAle,c-n,. Mrs. II. N. Lovstt si.S
hsd y si,gM stisck nf IL.
bert frscmsu and Milton Todd are
fr~igh'ing from Ltc,ai to the ,siro.d
cnm,~ ~ tie extension.
Cncl" john Simon, got in from Lib.
.ra' ycs'erd'y.
I,u.ton Euhark aud wife returned
from Knnsas City aud are stepping =,
h. \. McPher'"ns until ,hsy rc, a
ho'i-. erected on their claim on Nrl
Ilr-e.
Andy Mckew has heen visiting on
Fulton the past week. lie sud Perry
l'cn-''" Waited on Tu.sday ut Wrish's'
ahl Lpvet'..
Jimmy Mss'cr has pons tn Iiinoi.
i"r y sI,"r' time Tut will sonu return
aud becoin- u l"rinaUvni fe-id.nt of oui
city.
Mr. J,ws,t. Of Great j,.uj. tKupsss
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
changes IN Colicge (onrsrcs

Val. C,,i,... ,.,L. or r.a,,.;,, n.
curriculum, from four ,,s,s 10 three
PopsIar sen'im'n seems to approve
'"en cnsoss' ie" +" not tho only
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al. a.,,.,a.. y..,.., ~. I. AL.
an. =, mo-, !, !, .,,,,sn,l, /, tss,,n.
with tn. times. Thre. year. of school
work sd.'sd to n. high school course
'h""h prepare man I" begin pro
fr'''on.
mated a change ., 10 ,."' college 'ar,'eu-
"a. rs .,a t.. ,...' ~" NV .,, W, Wv &c. Ss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
SyE.

This country looks wintery this
morning oil covered with ice aud suow.
Last Friday morning Mrs. Martin
started for the Fast ~ response TO n
telegram saying her brother Va. IT III.
point Of death. When she get u
Bucklin. shs heard Of his death. She
went On expecting to ee. there 10 ,iu'e
for his funeral.
Maggie Durraysrcs will attend the
rUst ,iiiue while Mrs. Martin IL gsno
Mr.. Spursson auld cosrle VI saddle
hosses to Harry Park last week. Con.
.idsvatiop 500.
Mrs. Shmcker 10 Vaying With he'
daughter Mp. Anshu's. She i, jus'
recovering irom 81 attack "f grip, which
hs. beer quite pr.valen, on IN. river.
Wiley Rhodes took trip 10 Kan,n'
City Saturday.
Butler ", o | aud wife, che that ~, /,
to ns Alive Muzzy. visited friends "
the river lsSt we,k
Thos. Martin Ani wife were down
from Liberal few drys aud over sun.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
(psapuls0ry Edmcatlom.

The coupul.ory education Law
though not generally introduced In
tbs d different staiss has not been with
ou' satisfactory results wherever in-
troducsd. Its first introduction IN
I linois INST with SON, opposition but
the opposing element consisted sr q
C .,s who wers naturally aver.s Co ell.
ucat,os. Il VS. ,rgisi that parents
u conditions Of poverty could u t got
along we'll without their cLildrcns
Since this Law required IN attends
sn.c Of only three mouths 10 the year
for pupils undcr fourteen, IL does not
appear to deserve censure. The fact
10 that parents, unlsss averse TO edn-
cation, usually 6nd way for their
children TO attend school, regardless Of
poverty. In cases where parents op--
poso sehools aud trump up excuses
to kesp their children out of school
aud manifest no interest in education
is whore tho compulsory Law acc ON,
pl'stss its ussfulpess.
Gsnsrsi,y speaking this law Is a
good thiog. Where il has been tried
II has served . useful purpose. |,
may not BE- generally needed but
where necessary, It ful6ils a high
tu,ssioa. II might not benefit more
than one Of dossu children, but the
principle 10 - commeudsble, a. II Il
applied 70 oil. There 10 but little ex.
cuse for ctildrsn's growing up in
utter ignorance.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
Needed street Improysments

There 10 room for Improving the
conditions OF tho streets in Beaver.
For months Tho main streets has been
getting In . worse snd worss c,,uditiou
The sand which has been covered with
earth hsnled 10 10 beginning to show
,,sclf. The street Is getting SO bad
that the wheels Of wagons heavily
loaded Gu, down five or siI inches iu
many places.
This street Was once placed il good
conduisa BY be,us filled iu with earth
aud levslsd up. But il has been i'm
paired by con-,au, usage aud the only
remedy Tor il now 10 more rrpsirinp.
Work along this liHc can ie done 10
good Advantage and the inls'e Is Of
Beaver people and NIL Others using ihp
road necessiia,e II.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
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l'i.ISt:.
ANON.

CLINE.
Captain NJ ~ and viii. NJ Cline ~
,endrd the buli y, l.. V.rns the l.,
and pronounced !, II snr'"s-.
Il. W. Guudslr AID wife left 70,
their new home NJ O.,,- la, w-rkr
Photos Connect wss 10 Cline l.s'
week.
The yonnr folks are practising fg'
lit rary the l,'h.
Joe Mu'phy aud Mi~ Rsrnio Over
At end-d ,hs dancs n, Ls V,rnr.
l.. Hunt T. r~"rly ii Clios lut now
living 10 Washington, ia souc~ M,
dissatisfied with that r"un,ry To
nuci, rain for him. iie thinks Of o.
ing east.
A u Lavrr'y wishes H. to correc.
the mistake ~ made = ~ W.. ks as0
in the number Of tous Il 10y he % d.
He hms "niy mlj few tnns srd atilI
has ~ or 90 fona fur sAls.
Bsn to Mr.. and Mrs Al Tiff, . girl
IN January. II. Tho y"ung lady
name |. ls-ulnh.
". II. Pilis snd wife made . bust
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07

I, would 'pp.ar that ,hr Old nyis
college | f, i,s e-gerness 10 he 'huron, I,
s'", :" "s'h'"p b~d sdop,ed rules ,o'
w-'iir;iv" ,"r even tho good Of tho stu
d-"t. l" this respect the student WIS
~rowdrd with multiplicity of studies
rrsmd Csc Of bis likes m dnlik,s.
The resu!, might IN some cs.es have ap.
penrcd gratifying. In masy they
seemed irkscmo and nnprac,icable. SO
~ RENE folIe sed extremes.
When ~" departure from the pro.
scr,bsd m",h"l to III" w"re liberal aud
elective VII. in,r.duccd, there yer" pre-.
dir,ion. tha, II would soon h. dr"pp-d
sud the old resumed. The prediction
shot wide ,f the mark, lar Tho new
r,lurai,on" in college. has grown p'ur"
sud more popular each year. The old
, restrictive mode doubtless has merits ~
n discipline, tu, il Is being surcrecdcd
b, 4 . more raciical w"y.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
COiN.
Anot her cold wave.

Another cold wave.
Cattle are Ising well in thi, vicinity
hi. winter.
February came IN clou'ly. Hope il
will no, costinu. 81.
Lonnie Roberts Is st-'lll'ng n,rrchan.
ii.r In this vicinity Ut present, hut cx-
poets 20 make a uip farther from home
Two youog ladies' rcar Coin say that
Bill Whitaker need not put Ia nt~ 70
the 'n'ubls Of impor ing wives for hi.
bachelors tr II Bill want . wife he cs,,
yet a better tue u, home.
The Richey boys sold their Ioesr
lr'Periy NJ the sale last wwk.
Daniel Whi,sker b,usht three head
sf c,ws Of Emmett Piera,t Er SO u
bead lssl week.
Joseph Whitaker aud wife had III,
grip lA.t week.
Dave piera,t ani Company hid d
show at the Garland sch,o house la..
~eck.
George Whitaker wss out On HI,
raach last week.
JUMnO IN.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
M EET TO ORGANIZE
Beaver Stockholders Of Tele-
phone Line Eject Tempo.
rary Organization.
cow'm,'ss~ Appoiat~d so DrsH A,,i~ies .i
iscorpornt,"n-suviy Orssnixt,oa
Anti~sripwtsd


Ss'n'd"y st'"rn'"n meeting of tho
''""v'' stockholders OF 'h" new 'cle-
phone company va" hr'' ut the e"'in'y
rhfas o'hos i"r the r"'p"'r 1T elect
w f-u'f"""ry uRan's"hn tn recrrs
hr'e'e' ~ In" rlo'a'i"n under the
Laws OF oA'sh"ns Tor'i'"'s.
The meeting wss called 10 "rdCr and
II. u. Lcoibourr"w elected temporary
c"a''"s" and r. " Tracy, sec'e'ary.
Dyke bnl''nuer was appointed TO collect
tho funds s''irrr'hcd ~ tho Bsnver
people Carter Tracy nhd Dyke Hal
''ngcr were appointed a- n committee 10
draft The sr''cI"s OF incorporation for
the new organic "ion.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07

Nsny OF ths blo'ches, piu,plrs and
affections Of the skin are esused by The
failurs Of tho liver and hidueys to css,
OF impurities. which remain In the sys.
ten. HSI sivs will siimvls,e the liver
ssd kidueys. ssd elssass the system Of
I'll Impurities. Prizes, s' cents. F.C.
Tracy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07

NJ Tv Il. I,.nsc used 10 lort that
she didn't de- things like other people
snj sh. proved i, ihe mhr day WHEN
.hc fell up New York stairway aud
brk" her knee. An,body -i.s would
navs fallen down the stairway. -
Times. J"urn~l.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07

Nothing adds more 10 vigor Of body and
cheerfulness Of mind, or aids % we'll In
chasing away the lines ofworry snd care
from the weary brow, a. good, sound. re.
freshing sleep. But when the gray matter
Of the brain has becn robbed of Its vitality
and constructive strength by weak. worn.
out and exhausted nerves, sleep gives way
TO restless tossing and long hours OF fever.
ish distress. Do you want good sleepf
You can get II II you 60 about 1t right.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Uf6ce q No n wmr.i, n. T.

Land Uhloe q No Mwmr.,. u. T.
Dec - lnfO.
Sotiee 10 h Sehv gissn that the fo,I,wiuu
psnei settler hes given noI,c~ Of ~, 10
'i.I" lain .,s a. ,n., n:s: :s,, nns G,"I 10, hl'
~ Charlss u. Tsnn, hi, r.bntr Judx. in
NM . Beaver comfy -. Z. of N his at,s nee
w, h~t'Is Veto N. rho MS c'sik sf Ir,.
vki Harry hrs,cd, II. y. No.. -. ioy> The
- ECM,
lie names the following wisn~.s.s 10 PROV,
nus G., ,n'inuo. si'i.ncs uin'n und cult
walton ~ ssid iands. viz;
,Gsors" W. Parker. William white. Doc n
ktnd'r of hrsver. %. T. and Ruben Parker Of
EimwoOi. y, J..
=. u. ilEALY IL Elstsr.
Fir I pun. Jan,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
Seen and Overheard.

An eastern frm drew n sight drnf,
on Beaver attorney for small
amount for a book which hal been
sent, with the particular r'qncs, ths, he
"pro'ect" the draft. IN reply, ths A,.
toruey insisted that tho 6'm pay him
for servicrs which he had tend, red
them thsn tLn, h- nigh, be able to
"pro,ecs" their draft.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07

Msuy dcoounce Mrs. NNr,n's saloon
smashing in Kansas M illcgiti~.'e work
Did :, ever occur 10 them, that KnnHs'
] in is,, might he sbls to ind come ls-
yi,imaie eccupatiou?
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07

BY the way, Editor Quinn d"'s no,
9 EN- to realize that Beaver and Liberia
hsve a telephone line in operation.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07

Its generally supposed 'ha, the
ground hog did not s"e it, ,hadow
Saturday. Yet the woa,hrr hardly
justi6es the the supposition.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07

my nerves were 80 shattered after
severe attack Of pneumonia that the least
noise would make me feel like screaming
at the top Of my voice. could not got
nights sleep. and would often awaken
twelve or fifteen times before morning.
One day purchased bottle Of DR.. Miles
Nervins ON trial, and before II was half
gone I could 60 to sleep Without an effort
and awake feeling rested and refreshed"
p. e. A. FLING, Hsrtshorne, L =.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-07
oiccial County Paper.


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