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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
EUBANK PUFE UPH-

The dance at MIR. Talcott's the 2I,,
was II o. X. Notwithstanding th.
bad night.
Owing TO the bad weather there wa.
no scheol Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Miller lsf. Friday for
Deer Creek, where she will join her
husband and daughter. They will re-.
side at tha, place 10 the fs,ure.
Mrs. Boo'b has been qnite sick bat
IN some better nov.
Just ono more month of school Of
Eubank.
Everybody was proud to see the rsi,,
last week and especially those who lov.
10 work.
The Guymon merchants are 40,
there for their health caly. We hes,
they wont even give u fellow six bar,
OF roap for u quarter.
7. +. Murphy is building . milk
house.
G. A. Booth has been losing some
cattle lately.
SEMrER Ipru.
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CLINE.

Quite . colony of wovers passed
through here Tuesday there beirg -
severed wagous. They we're eurouts
sortL.
Mssdsmes 0abbcrt aud Mott vent
after trees TO set out.
Cay Murphy dehorped aud branded
bis calves last week. lie has been
bsying quite number lately.
Well, We are having quhe . nice
saiu.
Sam Kerns IL bsulins hay from john
NcGvveru's.
WsaA Perkins and sister Stella at.
tended che dauce st Englswood Mon
day night.
81 Jos Bcsssut is working for BAN Cab
eUt.
TopsY.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
DISTRICT NUMBER 81.


Mrs. u Y Lnmaster who has been
very sick tor some time is some better,
W p Evss and Fveret, won't to Lib.
ssal lsst seek for lumber and wire.
X. X Lsmas,er Who hss bseo work-
Ing for Fred Besbs, returned home.
VIII Ovcstcs who has Just come u
Oklsbews y working tos Fred Bssbs.
W , Josss's bse,bss u vkiliss hin.
J W Lsses,ss cent 10 A Conss,s'.
lsss wset sfsss fvuit ssess. fhss,
vhst - call I'aasssisIss Aess Isiss,sy.
4 rsw wslsss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
2 girl. richlg esclS 10 Creditur,

IN rH" Natter Of THg E-TATE OF
Thoinn. y. Wcrd"n. bat" f thu I-~ssh.p vi
iibwood OF travcr. Cuuaty al Beaver. terri.
SiotiAhoma. dse~ss scd.
All persons hari.S claims against said
Thomus J. n redss. decoasss. sr. required to
exhibit tho san,e. with tho Dscesssiy voucs.
srs 1" the NJ der. .igr.d. duly app lated aGd
qualified adn'ini' rator VI s.id deceased. ai
Einwood township in the County of beaver
yid Territory ~ okisboma. aud that slx
months nficr tho INST pobiicssion Of this no.
iire has been limited by order Of the Probate
Court Of said Beaver county. - ths time Tor
c rc,iit 70 of said deceased. "a exhibit AID pie
sent their claims rgsinst ssid vstAte.
Dated this Iitt day Of March. A. ID. iSc,.
u. ID. Miller.
~ Up Al Adinlnistratos.
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the I'd
dress or whercaLo OF the h.i,s o
J W. Smith, deceased, Is not kaown
When last heard from they were resid-
eng in Missouri. Information vhicl
will lead 10 their whereabouts should
be cou.x nniested 10
7. p. BEAiDwooD. Adnr.
Beaver, u T.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
e5OO.OO Reward.

The above sum will be paid for in.
formation leading 10 the aires, an,
conviction Of any one guilty OF killing
stealing or dspredatiny on any cst,i,
belonging to me.
fpEb TAIsron.
D mo. EnIle~ood, Kan.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03

neh'. Q. 1901.
Ns.iee Il bsrshy given shss ID. following
named ssi'lsvs hnvs A'ed soIes Of their issss
''oo Ia make d"ai proof Ia support n their
e'si'ns snd that said prof ~ili No made be-
f'r' Charles y 1snnehiIl, Probate Juses In
aud Tor Beaver Coun,y, OF. or 10 his sb.
'enes then before Cor,hs Kagsy. Cierh Of
said Court, At Beaver. o 7, on Apr ~ iRV2
via.
Fnnh N howard Hs ics, for the sex scc r
an. \ N ECM. and
Fred Howell NJ ,6is Z y the swE NO. and
w SEX asd sex s~s See 81 Z , n. II 70 acM
They names tho following witnesses IN prove
their continuous YcsLIcncs upon sad csiti.
vaiion Of. ssid iands. sizi
isines ". IN 'mrson ~ Cesver. q. r.. Jshn
Hicc. Aionzs Palmer sud BANNED Nsua Of
boyd. Or,
p. n. HrALv Re sis,er.
te q nal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
Notice to My Patrons.

] must make collections. About q
score of accounts have now run almos,
iwo YEAR; another score over a ycsr
and many six months. 1 cannot stand
this. must live too.
Yours respectfully,
l.. 5, Muuscll.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03

Feb. -. iVs.
Ssyce II terehy given that IN. fIi.~isE
named settler Las nisd no,ice Of his H..
isniiop to ipshc nns' prof is support Of
bic clsim and that SD rrooi will bc made
bsGrs Chsri 0 y. Tann~hiii. Js,lss of TIL
Pishs's court 10 and for Beaver esanty.
q. r, and In ease Of his sbssnre, " en- b~icre
c.rths Ksray, cLrk Of said c.urt. 81
Benvsr, %. T. on Apr, ises. Wis.
Willis Msrintt. HE 1,si, for the ne v ne y
snd y EEK ard 20 + nv y. Sec. -. Tp ~.
X 81 EcA.
Hs Names The following witnrrss - prove
Ills c.stpuous residence upos and cuiivs.
tion oi his rcsp-,tiss issds via;
Robert 4. MspisDrn si 4. Render. Pred ~
B-e'e. Of Rivsr.iAs. u. T.. Nsvi0s Pickett of
Clear Lake, OF
I'd HraLy. Register.
First rub 1--aS
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Lssd ones st Woodward. O. ?.

hch., %. 1908
Ho,icsis hereby given ihst the Soiiswins-
named settler hss Sled notice OF his intsniioh
TO maze nnsi proof In suissr of bis claim
ssd that said proof viii be Iss4is before Char
Ice O. TsnLehitL probate Judge In sad for
Beaver county. %. r.. or Ia he sbsoscs then
hefors Covths kassy. clerk ot ssid court n
pssvss D. r.. on Apsii, ~. rss7, via;
0nss 3. L,sgmsrs. M - fos tts sw n
eec q. ~ n. = ~ EcN.
Ne names sts foliwiss Wisrsssss = psovs
Ne e"usIsusss sesideScs ubos ss1 cullivs-
i've u ssA1 lss<. VII
cosSnss 4 eissss. wsssy p. .n1nsss.
ysasss .. ns~ssiIs - 0oss. - e. CsgeDs
lssss'~s. = cs's r.
~ uttv, hss's'w
Eilsl plh I'm 49,. N VI 4
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03

Bolin & Bro~s, Of Liberal, Kss
scsp building material Of all kinds
By purchasing of them you can gel,
the kind Il material you wan, as rea-
sonable prices.
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isad ones al woodward. o.

Isno once a. Woo1wsrd, d.
Msh isiyo5
Ns'ics 10 hereby gives that the fuiiov,ss
samsd ssttlsr hiss nisd notice Of III, is.
tsntios 10 nshs snsj prosi In support Of his
sisim. snd that snd prom siii be made be-
ore Js, n. ricksrd. eieSt sf the district
cosrs Of Beaver csunty. okishons TerYiios,s
end 10 case oi his sbssucs thee ssssss Claude
" bissctsrd dspsty eisvh, at the sass Of
slsss. q ssavsr. okishssns Tssri,sry. On Apr
a. fsos. sta;
Hsssy kosbsE ot ciine. q. T., "a No. ,,ss
sor The ~ ssx aud ~ eek sec u - IN, X
~
Ne ssass sts tsIsviss wssssssss y prsvs
~ ess'inesss sssidssns up1s. - eslNss,
Me- -. sntd issd. vis;
Ssd = 11nspAy. u Clss. D. T.. soss y.
.ss.ss: =: 81. - '''''- '''sc' Toy t" Bee
Esay ~ as..r. rl.s..v
tisef PSF 3--1,. Y
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
COUNTY NEWS IN LETTERS
The Hsraid's Budget Of Communi-
oations From Regular Corre-
spondents.
Many lntsrsst,ns Items Regarding tho
Principal Events Of tho Week IN Va.
rious Neiehborhoods.

Many lntsrssting Items Regarding tho
Principal Events Of tho Week IN Va
rious Neiehborhoods.
CLINE Cl.INKERs.
W. had quite q pleasant rain here
Sunday aud if il turns u pleasant for
= lev days feeding Sili sosn be over.
One Of J Z Overs beat colts got i,s
Tx bsok IN Fi,iay BY a horse kicking
II. ve,eripary surgeon Tom Campbell
got .he Lex ard bcuud |, Ia spliu,s aud
Il l. ge'iiog sloug fine psw.
Ducks and rabbits are catching il in
ths neck now since Phillip Hurct has
. new - rife.
Miss Della McClsrcn Of La Verne IL
staying at Mrs. Gatbert's and attend
iug school.
The "nssters" nre wearing . big
emile nov and talking OF dig taters and
corn.
j b Lsmaster is building . new cy-
sloas cellar.
Ed Lavsr,y seems 10 have lots Of
business down east lately. What's the
attraction Edp
TuepsIrHs JR,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03

Rev. A. Conn.t. Of LAverne, Okla
homa, has good home grown, budded
peach treer for sale cheap. Give him
all before purchasing elscwherc.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
Land Ofilee at Woodward. o. T

Land Office at Woodward. OF
Feb II I S02
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has aisd notice Of bis inisn-
'ion TO make 6nai proof in suppor. Of his
eia;n' and that said proof will be made be-
fsrs the Register sud Receiver. Of the U b.
Land Once at Woodward. y. 7. on Apr 9
1907. viz:
Homer Hastings Of Logan. OF. ia ssi,
f'r the ~ swX ssc 's. nj nwS Sec "a. 7 n.
II ss EcN.
He Dsmcs the following wiin-sses 70 prove
bis continuous residence upon. ssd euitivs
ton Of sad isnd. via:
Curt Won Toiticben. George HsmiIu. Jerry
W. Sims. oil of Lockwood. u. T.. Johu RCw.
Of Logan. u. 7.
F.D, BEALY. Register.
risst psb.ished I'D iyo:.
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Notice.

Parties knowing themselves indabt
ed 10 us please call end settle ut once
US We are obliged TO have the money.
RoBERTs. WEBB 4 McK,LLips.
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Land orses q, " wosd ~ard. o. 7.


Land Olnes ut wosd wnri. u, r.
Mch Is 1903
Soties 10 hereby given that the 10 Iowins
naised settler has g! n tlos Of bis IT,.
tentien 10 niske nnni proof la support u his
claim and ihst said prof viii be made before
Jay ". Pieksrd. Clerk az The District Couit In
A. u Beaver county Okishons. ana in case
si bis sbssnce before Clssds II. Bisachsrd
h,dsputy, st Beaver. q. r. os April. 20 ,sos.
vtxs
AifredL. Foshsr. Of Cline. q. T.. IA No
i,s, sos the ~ mex Sec u and ~ nv. Sec d,
apes.
iIs ssmss the following viiasssss 10
prove bis esu,isu.us rssijsses upon ssd
oal,iva,isn Of said issd. via;
John W. Savage. Assei Groves os Beaver, o.
7 Joel L. Murphy Of elise. q. r.. Roy Csees,
Of Gate. U. l..
.. d. aaAlr. Register
first Rsb I--s,
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Gall for Mass Convention.

There not being sumcient time 10 call del.
erais cnnvsHtion.s ninss senveniisn ~ the
Democratic party 10 hereby called to meet nj
the district court room at Besvsr. 0kiahops.
on SATURDAY April IL, isca at . O'Clock p. m
Tor the la;rposs "f selecting two dsicsstes To
tho bspoersic Congressional csnvsation
which ncets at Enid. Okiahonia. on April cad
iSoi. F.C. Trsey.
Territorial Committee.
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Lasd once ., woodw ard. q. r..

81
xch - ies.
Notice 10 hsrsby Gissn that Ne following
NAMED settler hes Sled ssslss ee his In
,ssttos 70 MATS nssi psssfis supSsrt ss bis
ssass. ssd thst ssid psoof Will 10 nsds hs-
ssrs Charles q. TsBashiii. probate Judge 10
and Sos Beaver county o. ;n bis uhsence shss
tsSors cosths kssay clssk 0f ssid e1urt q
Esesss o. r., on hsy ~ ssss. viz;
DoesiA y Pickett. nh ss's fsr fhs ~ nwk
swh swh Avn svk See ss Tpy n. \ o ECN.
Ne aauss ths tpiiovhs wisssssss 70 pssvs
~ ssaasnusss rssi6ssss tUos ssd sulsivssloa
% sssS len6, viz;
nsssss Q. Dsnlsp. usaianis D. Oass. .0sosrs
Hsamss sn1 Thsscss ". wssdss u 6c,sus
Lahs. or.
s.p. assts. Rcs'4sv.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
Land once st woodward. o. =

HHUu VtAco " "VOuWuNW V'
Feb. ~ tg's.
Sotice 10 hercby Given ihst the fllo,7is
named settler las nIcd notice of his intcntf>a
10 nnk- nnai proof In support Of his .isim and
TINT ssid proof ~lli bs made b-frrc Charles u
IsnnehiiI judge OF the probate s.uri In asd
for Beaver county. q. T.. or In cass OF his ab.
scnce ih'u h. fore Corths k,say clcrs Of said
court at lcsvcr q r OF Apr 70 isosviz:
1h"u,ns y. Barr. HE ,og, for the ~ q See |,
r, ~. u ss bCM
i.s name the follow Ing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud esitivs-
tion Of said 10 IDS. W;
George itedcmrr. Benjamin .. Cart. Robert
Moore. Newton Pickett. ~ Ci~sr Lake o.. r
y. u. HEALy. Resiscr.
PIP I'd
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
Laui Ofiee ~ Woodward. u. r.

Peb "a 1909.
Notice is b rcby given thst the following
named s~ttlsr has given notice OF his ~.
ienti . to make ansi rroof for his
claim and that s.id proS viii b made be-.
Ter, Charles -. Tannrhiii Probat. Judg. In
nni g 3 Beaver county O. T. or In bis sbssnee
th.a before C'r'ha kagsy. clerk OF ssit
Court Of Beaver. y. 7. on April IS. rqos. viz.
William J. Whitaker. HE lists Tor the ihs o.
d. }. Snd sc u NV 4 Sec 5. 7 /. N. X =, Ecn.
lie names tins following ~iinessts 10 prove
his continuous residence upon mud euliiva-
tien Of said land via:
AuEnsfusc. Roberts. Juiips Krnee, WIN q.
r. b. Cosbow Of Coin. u. 7. George stophsr OF
Syr. q. r.
Y.D. HHALv. .Rsgister.
FP3-6
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
uN0LswoOD. KAa

The masquerade ball at GesShsrt's
Aall The 1Hh was grand success, Nv.
ssytsdy essss NAKED aud I'll report =
. s.,lsudid siUs.
The race the 18th between Charley
Bassmsu's horse snd Mr.. Y li.cu's
Wars was vss by BA'sn,an, tho stake
bsisg $50.
Mms Esdie Price Of Ashland csme
slesa TussJsy aud spent few day. 10
sewa visiting friends and relatives.
She also wsst ost TO hor homestead .,
Gsss. She iussnds TO lssvs Tsesdsy
osot fss Sslins 10 take 8 business
oeosos q ibs X. W. b. O.
Mn 5ssnis uspls Isft the 18th for
osliss, Kassaa 70 take . buisess
ssssb 0sssnshs y ssill huntiuy the
Aet psisessss.
NAsy JANs.
{||< 4 1. "a ~ !. ". = D. u -.
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I.asd once st v sod ward %. r.,

Feb. ss isos.
Notice Ia hereby Given that tile fol iowir G
nam 4 settler hns nird no,ice ~ her iutcr
Ito TO nsske ANAL prosf ,n support Of her
claim. NM that ssId prpH Will ks made be.
fore Charles o. Tsnnshiii. Probate Judge iu
snd for Beaver sousiy. or In esss Of his ab.
ssnes then before Csrths Kssay, clerk
Of said court st Beaver, y. T.. on Apr 10
100. .is:
Ansnds LohsiroA. TIE i,u for the suX Sec
%. TAN, z ., ECL
she nsnss the following witnesses to prove
her eoniinuoas residence upon aud cnltivs-
tim Of ssId land viz:
william y. Iteddick. John R. Thomas, An
sci Groves aud Charles q. neddick Of Dsavsr.
O.T
2 d. HxALr. Register.
FPJ-s
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03

Thsss Aas rains ere expected 10
bri.g the new arass With q lee safs'
Gays.
Tur fRaNp.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03

tuUn't, I1.S
miles; fye-f
makes a Ia
gigantic tuI
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03

You want 60 where your money buys the most umbe,
You will find our prices $.so to $1oo below other yards
You afford to drive few miles fartherto save &, to &c
You easy grades are better than other Yards
We havcby far the largest stock to select from.
We make it point to carry jns what you want.
We want you to inspect stock and satisfy yourself
We have at all times MOI white cedar posts in all lengths
We have at all times No 20 to 3opound locust posts.
We are hele to stay and want your help and rade
In return will give you good lumber at lowest prices
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-03
CROOKED CREEK.

Tnr fRanP.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07
Volume ~.

With this issue the Telegram enters upon the forty
second year of its career Through all the period OF
its existence it has never faltered in the Republican
faith but has been firm believer in that faith and has
labored hard to advance the interests of the party and
to promugate the partys grand and glorious princl-
pies 1t has no cause to regret its record, but TO the
contrary is justly proud Of its accomplishments and
achievements. At no time in its history was there
party perfdy on its part. At period has been
Influenced to disloyaty to the Republican party to
carry out selfish ends Without regard to individual
members Of the party its course has ever been to adj
vance the interests Of the Republican party III It's en-
tretv II has never countenanced encouraged party
treacherv and can never be induced to do 1t adj
heres strictly and faithfully to the principles and poll
cies Of the party Aside from politics it is earnestly
in it's power to build up the city and county
and has done some admirable work along that line
Thiss not said in boastful manner, but is concensus
Of opinion Its relations with the business men OF the
county not Republicans alone, but Democrats as WELL
are the most cordial and the business of its office has
increased from year to year until it is the the most
magnificent in its line of all in the county The bust
ness men Of the community recognize its inesimable
value and are among its warmest friends. Its columns
are pure and it is welcomed into thousands OF homes
as paper worthy to be read and valuable to thehouse-
hold. The intention is to makeit greater and better
and as we tender our sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage given us, earnestly invite continuance
Of the cooperation ofthe public.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07

That West Virginia is in the Republican columns
to stay is evidenced by the handsome majortcs eceiv
ed by all the Republican congressional nominees at the
election Tuesday They especially gratifying for
an 'soff year" There more or less apathy among
the Republicans on account Of the rush OF business
under the good times Republican policies have brought
about in the state and large number of the members
Of the party did not Sc out to the polls. Among the
Democrats there was extra effort to get all Of their
voters out and the returns show they succeeded very
we'll In some OF the districts large amount ofmoney
was used to defeat the Republican nominees but with
out avail Again there was detection in the Re
publican ranks in the district, where men up for
reelection and was the result Of disappointment made
in the appointments to office But the people of the
state were not to be swerved from endorsement of
the administrations Of President Roosevelt and Cover
mar White and the records made by our congressman
1t is properly concluded from the results that the peo
pie Of West Virginia have full confidence in the princ
pies and policies ofta Republican party and that they
have no notion Of taking up with the many vagarcs Of
the Democratic party, which had no two platforms
the questions of the day alike 1t victory of which
the party is proud and the result ifhe truth beknown
is perfectly satisfactory the better clement of the
Democratic party.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07
The ma n " statement OF Mr. Virgil L. Highland

The mar " statement of Mr. Virgil l.. Highland
assuring the many loyal Republicans who supported
him for county clerk Of his unwavering devotion the
Republican party and its principles brings consola-
ton to the Democratic party. Notwithstanding his
defeat he is to-day loyal to the Republican party
any man in Harrison county and be depended
upon to work just as hard for its in the future
as he has in the past Ever since he entered politics
he has done hard and good work for the Of the
party nominees, whether he personally interested
or not Every election found him with his coat off
doing mis- best for Republican victory and the future
will find him doing loyal and ardent work for the po-
litical party whose principles he believes in As stat
ed by him, he loves the Republican party and will ever
be found advocating its principles and advancing its
interests
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07

1t is asserted upon good authority that anumber
OF Republicans already regret their action in voting the
Prohibition ticket Tuesday Lifelong Republicans
among whom were some of the best men in our
county-under msapprehcnsion, thought they were
doing their party good service in taking sucho step.
The Telegram has nothing unkind to say to those who,
in this instance turned aside from the party to whose
principles they have heretofore Loyalty adhered.
That they will their mistake in contributing to
Democratic success, have not the least doubt.
Thinking men willno be slow in realizing that nothing
is to be gained by placing the eins Of government in
the hands of their old enemy. The Republican party
is founded upon principles that are immortal. Those
who have supported its leaders from Lincoln to Nc
Kinley need have anything to regret. All that is
purest and best fin civilization to-day be traced
pto the genius Of Republican statesmen and the great
incples they have enacted into law,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07
vrgiI |. Highland kent faith with the Renubliean

Virgil L. Highland kept faith with the Republican
party and did not do any thing to his
election than that Of the remainder Of the ticket He
made no trades in his own interest He made no dis
tnctions in the candidates. He treated them all fair
and square and showed no seishness. 1t as much
his wish that they all be elected it his desire
that he he elected His acts throughout the campaign
were not confined to what would be advantageous to
him alone but extended to every candidate on the
ticket Among the candidates he did probably more
than any of them for the of the entire ticket
Every move he made in the interest of the ticket
He could not have pursued course more commend
able or more satisfactory to the Republican party
That party may well he proud Of such loyal member
and devoted worker.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07

The Highlands, from fathers to sons have repeat
eddy voted for Henry Raymond for office for the past
thirty years The fathers of Virgil L, Highland voted
for the ancestors of Henry Raymond for two genera
tions. During this campaign Henry Raymond worked
and voted for the Democratic party He is welcome to
all the comfort that he draw from Mr.. Highland
defeat No one can blame him for aiding the Demo
Gratis such is his wish, but who hate treachery
will not initiate his example.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07
FOR SALE.
DESCRIPTION OF FIRST PIECE
OF PROPERTY.

Ihave farm for sale that consist
Of l43 acres situated on the east side
OF the Muskingum river, about q
miles from Gaysport, Ohio, improved
by a good house containing rooms,
barn 4ox5O feet and other buildings;
also a store. viii sell the farm with
out the store. The store is doing d
good business. 43.3Mo-pd
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07
DESCRIPTION OF SECoNDPIECE
OF PROPERTY.

Ihave another farm located along
the west side of the Muskingum river,
containing 12s acres of well improved
land underlaid with 4 feet of coal, B.
& 0. railroad running through one
corner Of property. All kinds Of fruit,
a Groom house, barn sOx4O feet, and
other buildings, For prices and terms
and further information, address
A. A. THOMAS,
A3.3mo-pd Cedar Run, Ohio.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07

Dovener's election to congress for the fourth time
is high compliment and one his splendid record
merits A bitter fight waged againt him but the
people of the district are satisfied with his good work
in Congress and did not hesitate to endorse it by re-
electing him by very handsome majority.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07
NOTICE.

A black hog has been in the posses
sion of the Perry Coal Company at
Adamston for over three weeks. The
owner of same is hereby notified to
call and prove his property and pay
for damages.
52,2t PERRY Coal & COKE Co.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-07

j. l. Alexander was taken up by the Republican
party when he owned little piece of land on which
he could hardly make living and kept in office until
he became rich He showed his gratitude by voting
the Democratic ticket last Tuesday, and admitting he
had done so afterward.