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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
WONDERFUL new TOYS SHOWN
THE lCRORATS ESPECIALLY
GREAT THIS SEASON.
They Rival Live Circus Performers In
Their Feats-Reai Fire Engines and
Autos for Boys-FInc Dolls and Dolls
Houses Complete 20 the Elevator.

Not In many years has the toynaker been
70 lavish in his contribut ion 10 The Christmas
happiness of the young a. he has been
Tins season. and almost bcwildering is the
array of new things offered in the shops
Dozens and dozens of new toys have been
placed on the market, and especially in
'Hc inecha'!cal coutrivances has the toy
maker excell"d previous efforts
There was n time when SO or So would
buy almost any toy made, and the average
price was down a. low a. 30 or 30 cents: but
that time has passed now, ard there are on
sale in ore Of the biggest toy stores IN this
city at present dozens OF toys which range
IL price from SIS TO $50.
The new toys Offered this year could not
be described in any reasonable amount Of
space. When one goes ont 10 inspect them
he finds seemingly endless number. all
bright, all attractive and almost all far
beyond the reach of tho ordinary person.
The toynaker has never been modest in
the prices he has demanded for the fruits of
his labor, hut this year he -e"in- To- have
valued his labor al an even higher figure
than before. While the children of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

tinsel. edged with all kinds of surprise
packages and containing plants with won.
derful silver leaves At the end of the
leave are packages containing presents
for the children.
Santa tlau- carried The bag around
Ill" parlor and each child takes a present
from u a. Il" passes In "A measure this
nov Christ mas basket usurp~ the functions
of III" Christmas tree, but the Christmas
tree i on too firm foundation ever to be
shaken down 10y anything else, and the
Christmas basket seems likely to make n
plnc" for it-clf with the children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

The new toy, must be seen to be appre-
cidted. and there are 20 many Of Them
that it will take more than a day TO see
them all The toy stores are all running
over with hem, and a, it docs not cost
anything 10 go into the toy stores there
L. no reason why tue poorest shouldn't
a; least enjoy the sight Of Them.
There are innurA, "ahle new Great ions
tlis year for tn" Christmas tree One
of the latest diversions for Christmas en-
tertaiumen,s for children is the prize
basket.
1t il a huge basket made Of holly and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

toy I'm" IN good many years that boy can
get more solid amusement out Of.
There seems 10 be- "A tendency this wear
To make toys, especially boys toys, thai are
Instructive 20 the Youngsters as we'll a.
amusing. There is much valuE bile informa-
non Tor boys IN the automobiles and engine.
ana among tho other toys that are inSt rue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

\ lbcra! 'iucatiOn and n rrncdiction
urc the Church. best gift tn IT, sons Every
father who tenches hi children to road The
Sus gives them an education aud a blessing.
-AQV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14

dolls We're handsomer, more wonderful
and more marvclou-lv dressed than ever
before. In tn" big TOY stores there ar.
thousands of them on exhibition, and
y hilc Won find ia" boys around H." rail
roads. tho engines, the boats and the tool
chests IN" place To look for the girls il
around ~" doll counters. There you may
be- -nr" =" find them three and -four deep,
exchanging ~On~ and Abs with one
another a. they gaze az the wonderful
exhibition.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23
POOR 10 MUST HUSTLE FOR
 HIMSELF.

We learn from a reliable source thai Indian Agent Corson of the San Carlos agency, has been officially notified thai on February the issuance of rations and annuities to Indians employed as policemen, herders and in other capac ities and earning as much as $50 per month, will be discontinued, and al the close of the fiscal year, June go, the order will be extended to includ, all reservation Indians,
 This order Is in fur.herance of tn, policy adopted several months ago by the Indian commissioner to induce th' Indians to work and become self-sup porting It is also stated that For Apache will be abandoned as a mllitar, post, and that the department vii lease lands on the Apache reservation for grazing purposes.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23
SolomonyilIe Disincorporsted.

At the session of the board of super yisors last Saturday petition was pre- scented by the citizens of SolomunYille asking that the city incorporation be discontinued and that the affairs of the city government be wound up by a trustee The order was made and the town was disincorp0rated and in future ail authority in the town will be with the justices of the peace and precinct officers. When the town was incor- porated it was believed that it would result in many benefits. but it was soon discovered that to carry on the city government properly would entail an expense greater than town of this size could bear. During the last year the incorporation has practically been a dead letter and the presenting Of the disincorporation petition last week was the result of growing sentiment that Sol0monville would be better oii without incorporation. One trouble was that entirely too much territory was included in the city limits. Should the town be reincoTpOrated, which it probably will be in the future, the limits should only include the plated townsite and additions. Bulletin.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

those camps and by every practicable means to improve the condition of tho people and encourage them to n higher plane of living.
 The effect of such laudable policy is not limited to the benefits directly bestowed upon its employees, or the ad- vautages accruing therefrom to those communities built up by its great nm ing enterprises. The influence ot eS' ample is often far reaching, aud who can measure the great service thai Phelps, Dodge X O. $ benefcent pol icy is do,ng in behalf of labor and o the mining industry in the southwest May they long continue in the goo' work and reap the rewards which the. so richly deserve.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23
FLORENCE's APPREHENSION.

A public meeting, at which Judge F. NJ. Doan presided, was held in Florence recently, the stated object of which was to devise ways and means for securing the right-of-way and depot and yard grounds for the Phoe' nix S Eastern railroad, and to offer any other encouragement to the com pany within the power of citizens of Florence.
 There was also another reason, not mentioned in the published proceed iugs, fer the lively interest taken in the projected railroad. Itappears that two surveys for the Phoenix X Eastern railroad have been made, one passing through Florence and the other about fuur or iye miles north of the town, and it is the fear that Florence may be left that distance of the line of railroad that is causing the citizens of the town anxiety.
 The course of the Gila river west of Florence is over n fiat sandy country and the channel, during periods of high water, is subject to great changes, which makes the engineering problem of bridging the stream difficult one. Farther to the north, where the second survey crosses the Siver, the channel is fixed between solid banks, offering better conditions for the construction of bridge, at less cost.
 We hope that the railroad company can be induced to build through Flor ence. which, DO doubt, they would pre- fer doing if it is practicable.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23
COPPER IN DECEMBER
Production Showed Falling Of, While Exports
 largely increased.

Copper production, as stated by MT. John stanton, who acts as statiStlc!an for the companies, showed a further drop in December, says the Engineer ing X Mining Journal. The total re- ported for that month from mines ln [ the United States was only l9,sO3 tons which is the smallest output for any month in 1901; it was 1925 tons less than in November, aud 2,32l tons less than in December, l9O0. The falling of was due in large part to stoppageS in the Butte district, as We have already noted. This small out put in December and November has resulted in a decrease for the first time in years, the total reported bl Mr. stanton for the year 1901 being 265, 255 long tons of fine copper: which is less than the report for 1900 by l. G32 tons. This decrease was all iu the last quarter of the year, the produc' tion in 1901 having been practically the same as in l900up t0 the end oi October.
 The foreign reporting mines, which include all the important European mines, increased their production last year. Their total for 1901 was 0l,7si tons. which was ,+j4 tons more than in 1900. This increase seems to have been quite generally distributed among the reporting mines.
 There was large increase in cop per exports from the United states in December, and the shipments for that month exceeded those of any other in 1901. Even with this increase, how ever, the total for last year was only 90. 26G tons, showing decrease Of tiH,' ! l9s tons, or fUrty-three per cent, a, compared with l90O. In other words we exported in 1901 only thirty-foui per cent of our copper production, while the proportion in l900 was fifty | nine per cent.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23
A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF.

The Copper Queen company, of Bisbee, has again performed very gracious act in the presentation to some one hundred and twenty-five of it's em . ployes who have been long in the serv- ice of the company, of cheeks of va rious amounts, aggregating S25, 900. Each of the benefciaries recieved s letter from Superintendent Walter Douglas stating that the board of di- rectors of the Copper Qneen Consoli- dated Mining company, m recognition of the employees long and faithful serv- ice, had instructed the superintendent ,o present him with check AS a token of it's appreciation, and that this had been rendered possible tbrongh the re- cent two years of prosperity and by the friendly and pleasant relations which have always existed between the management of the company and its employees.
 The Copper Queen company has long held the confidence and respect of it's employees and also the good will of the people of Arizona, which it has earned by its liberal and philanthropic policy. Years ago, when the price Of copper was low, the Copper Queen company voluntarily raised the wagct of it's employees, and its many similar acts of generosity are too well known to require enumeration here, accept , very recent one that we are pleased ts ax.in mention, being the reduction O the hours of labor of all underground men to eight hours.
 Nor has the very pralseworthy pol icy of Phelps, Dodge & Go. tsyDonl nous with the Copper Queen company been confined to the raising of wage and shortening of the hours oi labo of its employees. but has taken a wide score in providing libraries, school and churches at both Bisbee and Mo Tsnci. and by exercising potent influ spce in eleyating tue poral tone q
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

The work of building wagon road to connect Rice and San Carlos with Fort Apache was begun last week. The distance from Rice to Apache is about sixty miles, and twenty miles of road t0 the sawmill will bc utilized, leaving about forty miles to build. A road to Apache will be of great bene it to the Indians of the San Carlos agency, as it will open new market for their grain and hay, the supply for Fort Apache having been heretofore shipped from Kansas.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

A trial of Trophy baking powder will convince you that there is none better. For sale by J. II. Morehead.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27

They Ny The ssossd bog ssw ME
ihsdsv And ws sss to hsvs us weeks
ssss d g.Winsss.
0ssrys Psmbsssen sd hh fssbss
caught . ssonsset lyoa. .lss wsek chile
trapping for fuss.
M. Shs6sr lost another Gov end
Jouns calf Ice, week BY the coyotes.
Mrs. Mary Hsror Ia down on the
river this week visiting her parents, ".
l Boutwell, End wife.
g. NJ. P-mherion 81. . rl-assn,
smile on his face. lie only hiss 'wo
more rkunLs n catch ~ make his 100
co~ple,e. The Cimarron people have
promised him = reward.
There wss n nice little crswd ou, TO
Sabbath school las, Sunday and several
Of them went on up tn r mher'o.'s 20
see the big iyns, after Sabbath schoot
Georga Have. !. visiting the neigh
bors here on the creek ,hi. week while
bis wife 10 down op the river.
TnE {. Z. u.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
CLINE CLlNKERS.


We have not soen anything from,
Cline for loug time 20 will write up II
few.
Little Edith Miles is quite sick with
paeuinouis.
Bill DeMoss was seen psrndins the
streets Of CIirs Saturday with his new
Gallup.
] Il Over is gathering IN his poor
cattle. He has more feed than twa
men can haul out all winter.
A II Laverty has purchased a new
wind mill.
Felt bosts and duckiu' clothes seoul
10 bo the uniform Of the feeders around
Cline this winter.
There were only three masked q,
Motifs the l4th. Twenty three nun
bers out, so we understand.
THERsiTEs in.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
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GATE.

GATE.
II this sunshine keeps up people
will soon have spring fever.
Henry Wolf. ia feeding the Chain G
cattle st Hubbard's.
To Mr.. ssd Mrs. n u Hubbard,
February, 10, = boy.
Miss Laura Drake az tho CiInarron
left February, 18th to attend school at
Salina. Kan.
Mr.. Sawyer has started tho p'sw go
ing. He and Bee Lereliing will farm
in partnership this sesson.
II u Kerns 10 reported - much im-
proved since his recent illness.
The many friends Of Dave Murphy
will be panied TO learn of his illness
aud death which took r!aee At his homo
10 the eastern part Of the Territory.
Mrs. Cora Hubbard came home from
her schsol horseback Saturday lsst.
The TRAMP.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
LOGAN,


Smallpox is all the rage hero a,
present. Those who have had il or
are now sick with il ere: Ben Evans
and entire family, u 3 Canton, wife
snd bsby, Mrs. Jane Canton. Clyde
Curtis, Jesso NcMshAu, Frank Brown
and Bruce Parker.
Ch'ckenp"x is also prevalent. a gree,
many being .ick With came st preseat.
Frank asd Murray Baker aud sister
Mn. Bnrko Dsily were called to Gyp,
by the serious illness Of thei, brother
Ollie. He was suffering from pneu-
monia but 10 bet,sr now. Grover Es-
ker came back with them.
Howe brothers ihresLed alfalfa end
csns seed for the usiyhborhood las,
week.
En. Scott snj daughters at.esded
preaching at Mrs Cess, ncsr lvsuhos.
Arthur Baldwin caught coyote ia
. steel trap.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
ENoLEwOOD, KAs.

DS Johns returned home the hrst
ofthe woek after . prolonged visit with
his brother 10 Colorado lie says that
"There's no place like homo"
Ira Rees sold a horse to II. W. Pitts
las, week.
Did you get sny valen,inssp "Mary
Jane" did aud she didn't get mad
either.
BF MePhsrson returned home Fri
DAY from the convention At Wichita.
Ao says Il was sll 0. X.
Quite . rutnbsr Of Beaver codu,y
people attended tho oouvsu,ion aud ell
hsd splsudij time.
The cold weather has put q ,,op ~
the snigrans who we're coming "a
Beaver county 70 locate.
MART JANE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
OI.ENUOCD.

oir'N " oSD'
A. you have unt heard from Glen.
wood for several weeks will try AID
interest you with few items.
The weather has been cold snd dis
screesble rnost Of the tiu,e for the lss,
three woke.
People have been crossing the C:m-
arron river on the bridge made by na-
ture--,he i,e.
Mrs. q + McPhcrsoa sud children
have no, been a, home for three wseks
on sccount Of the bad weather.
The children are doing fne work 10
school in Star district, Wooswsrd
county. with Mrs. Cora Hubbard.
teacher
Miss Lsurs Drake has gone to So.i-
no, Ksr.as to attend college
BF McPhcr,on w,s attending the
Nockm mems convention a Wichiss lsst
week. He reports . good time snd a
big crowd.
| Mrs. l.. J. Gillian and dsug Ger,
tie have been 10 Colorado sinos Novem-
Der for Mrs. GilIians heslth. She Il
very low and Mr.. Gillian vas telegraph
ed 10, to come At once.
| Health il general, gcsd.
BF Mcpherson went to zee bic boz,
girl lsst Sunday evening.
SCHOOL 0IRL.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27

The wise woman plan. her Summer
wardrobe Aow. when The shops srs A..
bounding In novelties and the variety
sf isbrics exhibited makes 1t possible
10 esssify sll tastes. Lsoy Effects Char.
sesssiss uasy Of the so.cslIed wssh
fabrics, and sops delightful color CON-
kiustious are shown. Au accurate idea
sf what are TO be the isvoritss of the
season ~sy bs had from the Msrch De.
Rnsstor, which shows patterns OF the
~ nstsrisls In sc,usl SD reduced
-. ssd describes the wssves 10 detail
Ths ssws sumbsr illustrates The fanc,
bsetoss and brsids which are 10 figure
~ ssospIeuourly ~ drsss trimmings.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27

There are yex going, Jack Savage,
10 shot new su,,2
I'm going to ask old man for his
daughters hand.
TIL divil! Ut seems = Pity to ruin .
sew sui, 'bot wsy.--S,sts Capital.
The "Jsck SavAs ss" shove referred
10 10 Beavers identical John.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
DISTRICT NUMBER 81.

DISTRICT NUMBER 81.
Nice weather again after the storm.
Mrs. Lsmss,cr apd Robert aud Ross
went TO Cliuo Wednesday Of last week.
Robert Lancaster me, with quite sn
accident Saturday while shooting At
some geese. Both barrels Of the gun
was BY some mssus discharged at IN.
same time His nose, mouth and hand
were hurt quite severely.
Nr. Sounds was 10 this vicinity
agsiu snd was at Sunday schso! Sun
day.
Mr. johnson and brother from ur
the creek we're ut Lamsstsr's Sunday
aud get the barro they traded for som.
time ago.
A New WRITER,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27

The Guy mon Herald says Beaver
Q, propris,es $4,000, 100000 for tho pur
pose Of paving Sand avenue. The
0uynon Town Cumpany recently spent
$40, ,O00. 10000 10 drilling for water
and ended 10 gyp bed. We are =
.:'hoss on you" even yet.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
COUNTY NEWS N LETTERS.
The nsraid's Budget Of oomsnuni-
cations From Rsguiaf Corrs- "
epondsnts.
CLINE.

Wo are having s,me nico weather
avaiS but We hsvo had some very cold
weather lately.
Mr.. Sam Osbbrrt VI Ergle~o"d Wis.
tied Mrs wn. G.bb.rt last week.
Mas Grace McCl-ren hs. gons TO
Wichita tp learn dress making.
Clay Murphy has returned from
Shawnee. where he WAS called to s,e
his brother who ~as dangerously I'LL.
Hi, brother died the neat moruing al
ter Clay got there.
10 Milcs's children are all sick with
bad colds.
Miss Eva Wells has rc'uruod home
from her visit in eastern Oklahoma.
Miss Ne,,ie Thomas is getting along
nicely with her schou'.
There will he haii y, Mp Mott.
March, 2. Everybody cordially invit-
Cd.
Cal Brown Of Gate has beea on tb,
sick list.
Leroy Mott ia helping Dan Iles cut
wood this week.
III. e...-I. L.. -. l... Z.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the ad.
dress or whereabouts Of the hsi,s Of
J w. Smith, deceased, Is not ksovu.
When les, hoard from they were r~sid-
ing 10 Missouri. Iuforms,ion which
will lead to their whsrsabous should
bs comm INFESTED 10
T. p. BRAIpwoop, Admr.
Beaver, U. T.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
Notice.
Territory " ohlshona.
Btsvsr county.
lpsAI..l
Nv .. y

B.svsr county.
Ia Probate Court.
Notice Ia hereby given that on tho 9Th. day
Of February, A. u. 'sos, II. d. Miller tled IN
the Trubata Court Of the county OF Beaver
snd Territory of otlahon~. a pstiiion pray.
.ns ter lctiora OF administrst 'on tn be !ssned
TO n. y. Miller upon the estsie OF Thoiuas J.
wsstcn, decsascd, late OF the comfy OF Bss-
yer aud Territory of Oklahoma.
Aad pursuant TO IN order Of se,d probate
court. h'eday ths i-ih. day of March, 4. D.,
,Ws at the hour al IT. o'slock. q. N. Of said
dsy that beinFG day or regular term, March
term. a d. 1904. 81 said Probate court has
In sc. appointed ~ the limo tor hcarinR aaid
aspilesiisn. when aRd where any pe-tnn In.
tH-,tsd may contest said petition BY nlins
writton oppos', hon thereto on the 9rouad Of
,ncsn. .petcpcy 81 applicant or may assert his
.wn rights IL ila sjaS.aistration and pray
thn' letters DO isspe- - bi,csoit
wituess e. u. IscGrSii. JG5rc Of Probate
Court ct tho county NJ Besvsy. and seal of
the c,urt affixed the sth day Of Eebrnsry. A.
n, i1cs.
CO. TAsSxHILt.
lssa,l Probate judge.
Sws-iJ
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27

t.sna uGse 81 Westward, ~. r
jau. o.. ieOs.
Soiior 10 h.rrby sivcn ihst N. following
nsnea settler has r,e'i notice Of his inten.
tion ~ make hssi pron! IN supp'rt Of his
c,a,m aud thu, said proof wi, bs In.s- s.
ie~s Cssri-su ~. Tsunshill, Probate indgs In
and ns beaver county, u, 4. In his absssss
then h-ffr Corths Kssay clerk of esid
eNpu al .cavs., o. 7. on March. Q, iss'.
v.s.
Francis J. Dungeon. of Custer. okla. Ty.. ia
No. e,sI for the . H ne y asd e y NV Y Sec
81. T /, y. q IS EcM
He names the following witnesses 10 provo
his csn,inuous ros,i-nec upon and cul,ivs.
t!un ~ s.id lana. Wis:
Jshn 7. Stanley. Alsn,o STANLEY. John W
TAFT end Frederick W. TAFT all Of Custer q. T.
PD HAALY, Register.
S,.ai pub 80
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Notice.
Teul;sry Of ohishsnsl


Beaver county.
In the rfebate Court.
Eotice 10 hereby given that lioonsre p. Hu.
nst gusfdisn OF John ". Imam. Harvey w.
Imam. Charlie x. tmaa, ana Lilly u. Glow.
tnss Imam. heirs OF Nathaniel Imam, decsasod
desires 10 make n 81 set ttlauient aud 70 tend.
sr HE reSiGnstios ~ guardian Of said heirs.
Thst the said probate court hss duly sp.
painted Tuesday the nth. day of March, A u.
1909. the san,s b~ing ons Of the regular judi.
cia, dsys Of tho March term OF said csuT, In
said county aud territory. for said fnsi set.
uenspt.
Ho~, therefore. all parties are hereby noti-
aed that upon said day Ht 20 O'Clock. 4 ra.. iu
the Probate Court room. In the village ol
B.nver. said county and territory. said Leon
esd u. Husted. guardian OF said hs,rs, will
fiis. render aud present his nAsi scttiemsni
Of NIL accounts and property whatIoevsr Ia
bis eustsay ss such guardian. and tender hir
resignation ns guardian Of ssid heirs. u
whicI limo and pisce any and sll persons In
tercs,od in said sststc may appear and die OK
rcItions 20 said aoc ,uns and sctiirmsut.
In testimony whereof. have heIeua,e SCI
nay hant aad afixoi the sea' OF said ceur
this 9Th. day of February. 4. ID. Iso,.
X. u. Leofbrurr.~. Attorney for Leonard 3
Hustled. Guardian.
C TAssxRiAt.
tssAL.l Probate Judge.
1ws-r,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27
HAYWOOD.

The weather is 6us here. just like
spriug.
W Il Wright and family attended
Sunday school At J q Sssver's. A
goodly number we're present
John Gos,sinss, was up the crest on
busissss.
George Brown spd family have re-
tususd 70 their clain on the creek.
Rev. Baker, the Latter Day saie.,
has returned and will hold msstipgs .,
Sesvss's the rest Of the week
A uv4ac.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27

The removal Of u. Il. Brown, Of Ok
lshoua City. from the ofhcs Of oil iu.
sps, tor has caused considerable tur--
noil.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27

Guymon might have been sbls 10
have drilled their we'll till they struck
water if they hadn't spent 10 much
nssry fooIisbly. IL a county seat 6gk,.
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s6oo.oo Reward.

The sbovs sem viii bs psid Tor To-
formsiioo leading 10 The arrest and
conviction Of coy oss guilty Of killing.
stealing or dsprsds,ips 90 any cattle
belonging 10 ms.
FREp TaIxroR.
9 mo. Euglswsod. Ksp,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-02-27

Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., who was 90
Dangerously III with pneumonia is on
the rapid read to recovery.