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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-23

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-23

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-23

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-23
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-23
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-23

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
A White Australia.

IL appearances are to be trusted, the
first problem that is likely to become
acute between the imperial authorities
and federated Australia Is that of "A
White Australia" says the London
Chronicle. This question may be di.
yided into two portions, concerned re.
spectiyely with the kanakas, of
Queensland, which Is purely an inter-
nal matter. and may therefore be dis.
regarded, and the employment of las.
cars on mail steamers and colored i'm
migration. The latter raises the whole
question OF the white and the black
races in our empire, and puts the in
terests of Australia In direct conflict
wi,h those Of the rest OF the empire.
As Mr.. Barton pointed out in his
speech last Thursday. the white races
only supply one-eighth OF the popula-
tion of our empire, and our black fel-
iow.subjects cannot be entirely disro-
garded. This Is one of those compli-
Gated questions where each side has a
strong case, 1t 10 not surprising, there.
fore. that the Australians bitterly re-
sent the bludgeoning methods OF Mr.,
Chamberlain. who has simply issued
his ukase that British subjects must
not be Disseminated against on the
point of color. Mr.. BartIn's govern.
ment survived trial of strength on
the point by the narrow m A'gin of five
votes, but this is by no means the last
that we shall hear of the subject.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
King Edward May Travel.

We have received information from
a semi-offlcial source. says the London
Express. to the effect that when tn,
war In South Africa Is over, King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra Will visit
some OF the great possessions which
constitute the British empire. II IL
stated that visit to India Is project.
ed, to include coronation as Emperor
Of India in Calcutta or another city,
and tour OF the chief places and cen.
tiers. Such plan may include a dur.
bar at Delhi to receive the native rul.
ers. The King. 1t is said. is anxious
TO revisit India, and his advent would
be hailed by Anglo-lndians and natives
alike with Intense enthusiasm. As
Prince Of Wales the King visited India
curing 1875 and 1876 and held a grand
reception Of Indian potentates. Queen
Victoria was viceregally proclaimed
Empress Of India at Delhi In 1877. The
King Is especially popular among the
native classes OF the empire in the
east, and the native princes are credit.
ed with having approached the viceroy
to secure the presence of their Emper.
or among them for another brief pc
Rod. The King had, however, always
intended to revisit India, and his &C.
cession provides an opportunity of i'm.
mense historic value.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13

In the matter of tariff duties on for.
eign merchandise. Then, also, the
idea that American manufactures are
sold abroad more cheaply than al
home has tendency to create the i'm
preston that the manufacturers Of the
United States have become so strong
that extreme protection Is not neces
sary. These forces combine to make
the demand for reciprocity very
strong. Yet sentiment does not nj.
ways rule, and the united determine
ton Of the ultra protectiOnists, of the
manufacturers, fruit and sugar grow
ers and others who think they would
be hurt thereby, to deIeat any reci
procity treaties. will be so strong. es.
pecially In view of the fact mat q
two.thirds vote In the Senate Is neces
sary for the ratification of treaty, as
to make the outlook Ior reciprocity
, discouraging.
Whatever may be done at the COM
ing session of Congress In the matter
of ratifying reciprocity treaties, 1t
seems reasonably certain that treaty
will be negotiated with Cuba and rat.
flied, granting the Cubans a favored
entrance for their sugar and tobacco
into the American markets In return
tor like favors to American merchan.
disc and manufactures. In other
words, arrangements are most lAeiy
to be made that will lead to closer
commercial relations between Cuba
and the United States. To be sure
some tobacco interests and the Louis.
lana and beet sugar people will be
found antagonizing any reduction OF
the duties on sugar and tobacco com.
Ing from Cuba. They do not under.
stand that by opposing reciprocity
with Cuba they will be making ineyi.
table the continuing growth of a sen.
timent, both In Cuba and the United
States, favorable to the annexation of
the Pearl OF the Antilles"
b The United States, while not pledg.
ed to grant Cuba favors In the matter
Of sugar and tobacco, Is morally
bound to do what 1t can to promote
Cuba's welfare. 1t Is argued by every.
body who is cognizant of the Cuban
situation that Cuban prosperity do
ponds upon finding a market for her
sugar and tobacco In the United
States. Most public men realize this,
The Democrats. most of them at least.
49, 'Ne"y w 6o ChouBh VI duIllN
Cuban sugar and tobacco absolutely
free OF duty. Indeed, a fight will be
made In the Senate for this. II the
United States does not grant conces
sions on sugar and tobacco to Cuba,
American merchants and exporters
will have little opportunity tn deveiop
the trade. which is rich in promises,
that Is open to them in Cuba.
Should the Cubans be baked In their
desire tor lower duties on sugar and
tobacco they will seek relief through
annexation. Already there IL no little
annexation sentiment in Cuba, and re
ports from the island indicate that 1t Is
on the increase, Many people In the
United States believe that ur Govern
nent was unwise In not annexing Gu.
ba, regardless of any sentimental and
historical promises made by Congress,
through resolution, prior to the wal
with Spain, and the natural tendency
Is for the annexation sentiment to in.
crease. Lower duties on Cuban sugar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
Mans Conclusions on Women.

woman, sai9 an olu eoeser W
writer ior ruck curing one 0, MS nea'
lta,ive speis, IL perpetual parauoA'
chronic cohuhurhm wi,hout an an
swer. an unknown 9uan'i'y possesseu
" pecu'iar po,eh''aIi''es, coh'en,'cie
U cnaracteris.ic contrauIctiohs anu AZ
anarun'hlne assresa',on OF o.ner Ut
u,Dutes "nlcn are NOV ai,I..ta.,e.
she Is man srea,es. ear,niy piess'
ing anu inc cause Vi most Oh MS HIS
cry. She soo,nes ms ureu nerves
wi.h ,ne coo o' her sen.ie voice, put
she Always mas .he 'as' "oru w eNerS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13

and tobacco will, temporarily at least
stop the growth of the annexation sen.
timont In each country and make for
the peace and prosperity OF Cuba. and
for such trade with Cuba as will more
than compensate for any possible loss
to our sugar and tobacco growers
through lower duties. At least that Is
the view of those who have given the
question the closest and most atten.
tive study
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
HARD LUCK IN THE WEST.

The cowboy sat down on the ground.
fingered roll Of bills and looked sad
ly at his pard.
BILL" he said, "it's no use. can't
20 to town with you today"
"Why?" asked Bill.
I've only got $25 to my name"
"Figger 1t up ag'in," said Bill.
mo use. I've f1ggered 1t up dozen
times, and 1t always comes out tho
same. tn take $40 fer the drunk, a
dollar an half fer bed an breakfast,
three an half fer cartridges, an
that won't leave a cussed cent to pay
the fine"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13

How long do you suppose the hemp
inquiry will continue?"
>"Oh! they'll stretch II out as long
as they can."-Cleveland Plain Deal
cr,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
GRAND VALLEY.

Frank Wi l,sr,s.n has returned from
his visit down cast lie reports buvinp
had pir~ult visit.
Joe Williamson's wife is sick With
the grip.
-Four eases Of small pox In Liberal
Tie health oBcer Is doirg his duty b,
qnnrantining the Infected houses,
VIII Ewing has the chicken pos.
But Bill j. too much for ,hrm.
Everyone !, con, planning II had c"ld,
Whv 'i""'' lh'y =" To TIE Store and
get : nc'hing I" 'npiY
Nv fyonc np hare II feeling good
aver ,hr winter aratnur.
Cn't'e Hrs duus liu.
u sr.ns NJ '''onah p,opc always
hny. s"s'"ihins 10 r.u.r Wnc..i,rss,
\ no'!r. Tram 'ln Wmmiwad baud or
u - ss,s al' win r,,nn nipl mi " d,
.Iun., !, lDoD have forlci,. d ,L.r rivL,
We always sari. IL was a " ,ul.,
that wand nat wax bath wsys.
a dance WIS rive" a, the l,opvclt
ranch last Friday might under the ma t.
,.,rrmrni Of iris ], ,s,y II. II uas .
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
Prop ,sM Way of Opening j.ands.

A u"w lh,l,,i' On Ter tie opening
VI the n eva uhd tom,' che lands has
lm,n nnd" ~ the Secretary oi the ln-
t,ir ~ Linr"lu Mckinney. IT." pro-
T. ,.d wry j. u d"l nr'urs fran the old
hr'tsrsk. tier ,.'rh-,s ra,rh- Gun style
which mry lave possessed romantic
i.n,nre- hn, was fraupht with snhsf-
IN ~ litigation as we'll as peril at the
~ S",
The MEEK nh'y p,"i o.,'ion may not
l." accepted lu' il ,rpea's t. m u
,ommen lah'c 81 n. Under III. pan
thme who wanted lanI wul lc r..
qn'rrd 10 r'g,si'r ~ sotne convenient
Ion' re,ri.r b,i,lrr ~ the l,ml 10 b.
"prD'd. The app'ira'inns w" III Il"
enn>e"n'iv.!y Numbered nn,l r,r',ii.
r.tr. issued Ia the applicants. tn"
Src,r'ny m III" Interim w"uld a.o
k"rj, u rrsnrd uf lands 4" lr o-rnrd.
with 'v'y cl"im ip each DIVISION num.
h.rcd r"nsrru,,vrlv though net rrpn-
lr'y IT," IN ease there wrrs Il thon,.
nni rlaims ~ "n. divi ."n aud fpHr ~ d.
Iliranis T. each clam. tie land would
b. di"rihn'ed ind,.crim,natrly ty let
10 every fourth applicant.
IL w"uil seem thu, this u,c,h"a ha.
de- ! led advan'agrs. ln the first place
T. would "bvia'e the danger which has
'haractsris"h the orer,urs il this Ter
ti,"ry heretofore. Then, there woull
l.. ~ troubles 10 f,lluw, .nrh u. chains
involvrd in litigation NJ I" "wnr,shir,
ar i"' lings of cnmi'y let en ID"
r'aimho'.crs AN Ia their rights "f land.
Those ahn secured claims nnull soon
know of their surccs. aud there w"uld
,p no m'snnl ,stanling us Ia their
fights
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21

u,y mi"s 1t the roadway is ready for
"r rsi's aud isrle free o' graders
- ~ ~ik .u,,rs mites W sdv,r T
III, 'r.rk iayer.. The rspid rrovre-.
Ia ,ac,nv The 'nrrk on this NV rx'.n-
.io" y m'i" , 's.ihI" b, u. ~ q new
tack i.,,na machine. Thr marhi, .
u.rn,ie fscili ms- the WORK hy drhv,r-
10y ~" ties I'D rails 10 the wmkorp
W. last a. ~, DID Nh,n ihi. new ,x-
lrn,i l. somp.i"d, he E,ck I-ln"d
will have the '"ny.s' li're ~ s'rniuii
track "i nny 70 hrsj ~ N"r,h Anrr"r
the ,rsrk brinv vi laid that Tor y IL
,Arrr III I2J NILS 'h"r. u n"t y ni,,.
The NV bridge ~ this .a.-u-hn ~ I,
the $. nth Canadian River, "n whmh
work mrsp few jr,s rgo will h- 7iO
feet lnng sod 1870 Z ct ri"vr tho water
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
fREEl
A Great NeWspa-
per One Year.
Two OF tho Greatest Papors In
Oklahoma ut the Pric)
of Une.

The "pc grra, pniv, "i this c"nnu
nifty II II" BEAVER iiEnALp. | .i,,s
an the home uews. /, hi, u, mann
st home go dot. liM yru wan, the
n-x, 81 ihr ..r,r. ,e.iiior,, y"u wan,
know what the legislature. nuw IL
s'.,inn, IL dong. T." get tin. y"u
mutt hav" u territorial paper aud "n.
pr,n'.d nj the tr'rnuil.i capital shlru
gives sii the news ii tie ,xrruin,
jnd,c,sl und iry,siai,vr irp., ,mrni-,
Thi. territorial nrwspnl" Is the Week
ly Oklahoma Siac Capital. This is an
eish' p.g. ri. IT, column prprr-s,x,y
four columns u sprigh'iy reading mni
ter every wrtf. IL gives s,x'rr. eel.
anus every week VI The 80 aii,d doinrs
Of IN" lrs,sls'ur". We ~" nnd" nr
ranp-iu.nts wnn the pntis rrs wh,rr-
by We can ,h,nw IN tie We ily STAGE
tai Free oi tiargr ~ very old
subscriber VII" ln,s "r t'r this paper
fnr "ne year Ia ahvsn,., snh i"r every
new subscriber WIN ro y on our books
iur IN" YEAR 10 advanrr.
Here il your chance. Come in -rrly
~ You " III pct ~ ~" Legislative neaa.
Adde'S, N. Y. DAVIS,
Beaver OSls.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
CORRESPONDEN


~ D. h'''"""a' E-q" IN o" 'he s'cA
"" '"'S week
NJ :. N"rs Bnr""'cE visiting ~ Nra
chi>'ie's on Sand creek.
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+ ,ur.iry evening whr. he had gone
,nt -np,lius and i,,riJeo,a., TO ,r, hi.
beet ri,'.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
Land Oilice ~ Wood ward, q 7.

F-h, IL, lool.
H"ics IL hereby given that the h'n~irs
nnmea s-'tirr In, ii ed hniicc of his in,vn-
lion {" u'nA" hahi prooi :" supt"i, ii h,s
c''.n. anI 'b.i sa'i p'. + viii b~ made he
hi. hnr'rs - innn"hin. Prohd- Iudyr IN
""'. i"r kcnvrr ,ouuiy. - T.. Or in hi. at
". then b''fcrs N.ir- Thon,,s. C,-rs .f
sat, court. nj beaver. y T., on -ioi,. y, iavi
w.
thr.,s II Cranip"r. ~ F.S'. iisI for tk.
~ :. "i- = ann = y NJ Nv :. sc ~ u Il NV
:. q" Il" y r"i ~ ~. - .sSM.
he .Hm.r the following ~iinv,rrs ~ proes
hi- 'niin."us irsi,irnc. ni vn nni ,n,I,,s-
80" IT, ..ii nnl. Viz:
90 iin'iy. thrr! = D. n "l,". frcd 81. lies.
i"" Rc,r,u.. y. L. M.r,.;, u. ii.Li, ur
hcavirb ..
IN, EA.N, u lis -,
firsi ru-. leo =, i.0i
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
S'i.tS'..
nAtTRRRox

Qni'e n .tnw storm ha,. inst Friday
III d,nre NJ he -rhvnl house way y
f-ilnr" -" s,r'nn' ~ ~" sIuim. Oniy
vcr, f'e v.,r rr" "bt.
". Oshrrn. aud wife will rive n
dance ~ 't,ir pw hcu,. NJ In Verne,
Mrb 8th. l.Wl. The honsr IN large
,nnnvh ~ run r. nr sets. They extend
y cordial ioviis,i"u io all H. attend aud
hav" u good tune.
The mll given NJ W Osborne. was
u surcss. Thri, five ,nm' or, were
"n' and three sets were danced ill 3
u ~.
Bert NcC r"n has returned home
'r,m Puin, Rock, Kansas, ph.r. b. k~s
been wu,kius tor the past tine months
lie cam" hpmr ia-, September 10 lie ~,
hi. claim. We are gid ~ welcom"
rli rri-ud- Lrn,r.
Arthur Thomas nf Beaver wa, >
gu"s, al Mr Overs u couple OF days
last week.
We undsr.,ani ihst Willie Edwards
VI Syc.n,"tr Springs. kar-n.. VII
.p.u' u m"h'h ~ G"ohn yh,'. ranch
tins winter iuteuls IN c,,,,., hack .h,,,.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21

80 iC" IN her u ri ~ thu g u VI
HaIn,s, :, 81 LA- ~, ~ ir, ii his Ia
un - u ~ AK u u, I'r.h III support o., ~.
~ ~, and ~ N u 40 I b ,n 'ir be-
i"r. Jay .. p,".hid Il RI - i.r ji.ii .t
c ur' BaSur county. III, ,ai Jus fr, RI 2
ia IN ~ bis ats G IT, 10 bet re- ~ %
u H. Y 6. dr ~ rl.'tk, ~ III NEE o, sht
-. Ms'cH ldi We:
I"vm D. iIuIch'isn,, ". ". w 49,, nbr n"
:, ~ w :. OF ~ 20 nini y . OFFS y -, .,
nn" ~ ", sw u >tcS ~ frt. - n - bN.
u name. ihr, i!owin. witncsr. 10 rNc
~ con i.i""us r's'u-nr upn. aud .niti,..
u n"i, ~ nt'l, va.
N'frd 1. = III r. iicrry N fosh"r, AIfri
u i'it aid " ,i,.in N. DtAioss. all .i in,.
~ l.
y. u. IiEALr. t;rsisi.i
Fist pub f,b -. !aji
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
SStu mud (lypriSrnr,l.

I'LL h-,h! exclaimed lady n. sh'
".nt :" the rl"pho,- and iipo.d I"
talk "v-r III" in, wi'l.nt giving ,h
n-ual call. "Wh.,'. the mnt,r with
,hr folks NJ ,h"rY They ,o't ""n,
Il" kn"s ,h,ir hu.iics.," ale con,inucd
i" disgust. a by-',nd-r in-isei ,hs'
she ring the le'l. q, which she r-rl,.d
II never snw n telephone that rr,nirrd
rinsinr. Tia. not the kind the,
hav. la, K east
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
E,lI[I3l1!;;|!(

- ng -, 10, "- k-run,ar: ~"
r.w ,st.1sLn "f ID. Rock Island nov
IN hliIg ,etw"en Liberal K-nsas. aud
VI Psso. Texas, |, being PUSHED for
ward At tho rspl rae of three miles
Of 6nishs track v"r dar Already
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21


L /. iimr lost cali lat week from
hr effects 81 bluckirg. Is. II. Cant sl.
III lost one.
u, rn-To Mr.. sni Mrs. Ruhrr'
Moore, u twelve Iouud hoy ou the 18th
int.
Miss l.i1zi. Dnrlop cont,mr,atrs
attending school Al Beaver.
Mrs. II. T.. Drum aud dsurhtrr wera
visiting with Mr.. aud Mira. Lu. her
Drum Thursday.
Mr.. Lollur was in this v,riniiy laa'
week.
William lirilirk, of Six Mil.. wa,
over hurc looking alter hin farm.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-02-21
A Clear Head.

To the engineer who has tho powerful
forces of nature under his control, the pos.
session Of clear head Is an absolute neccs.
sity. He must have a head that Is quick
and ready, wide awake and ever on tho
lookout to meet emergencies. A clear
head must be free from aches and pains,
because they weaken tho nervous force
and divert the attention. II must not know
dizziness, dullness, melancholy, dcpres.
sion of spirits, nor nervousness.
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Land once ai Wood wsrd, q. r.,

Notice ls he"eby given thst tho following
named settler has hled notice cf her In
'en'ion Ia max. m PRO fin snprort Of her
c'nim, and thai said proof viii be male bs-
fore the Register a. d Receiver at the u. Q
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r,uiN 'd Mds, viz;
,ta at,f iush Z, 1.rrsc. 'ss, and . %
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ilrr,r of Woodward. I" r..
u. llE,LY, Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


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PRrsnYTtRiAS ,nUacu RrgnIai
services every Snnl'y murnins Snh
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Presiding Ut ! ! u. ~. aud T:Iu p. IN.
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puty, u Beaver. - T. "n April. >. 1905
viz;
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ofsw Y. secs and 9 ! ofnw Y OF sec II aud
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his continusus resIdsnes upoa aud cultivation
Of rair bind. vixi
Albert J.. Bucba, m. Allen r. nakcr. navid
n. Ovsrton sni Ira 8. wilscn al Of Beaver,
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II am an engineer and for years was
handicapped in my work by frequent at.
tacks of severe headache. In spite of
everything l could do these spells grow
worse until they became almost continual.
Hearing Of DR.. Miles Nervine through
friend who had used IL, began taking IL
for my head, and itgave me relief from the
start In short timo my head was as
clear as bell, and has not troubled mo
since" t. W. WILSON. Alcott, Colo
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