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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
CITY IN BRIEF.

[. B. Cain Of Hutchinson was in this
city yesterday
Lewis swartzen and family have moved
to Kansas City.
0. J. Hackney Of wellington was in
the city yesterday.
b z McGrew. OF lincoln township.
was in the city yesterday
: n SHEPHERD OF Hutchinson was in
Wichita yesterday.
Rev. H. " Anderson has moved into
his beautiful new home or the West Side.
R. L Bostck returnsa yesterday from a
month visit II his old home near can
ton. Ohio.
Mrs. J. W KlrkwOod and daughter
returned yesterday from months visit
in Colorado.
Mrs Phi Fetter ieft yesterday morning
70 visit her son. ". :. Arnold. and family
at Oklahoma City
Mr. a c Husey has Moved hls cigar
business into The large. spacious room At
IS West Main street
Miss Regina Stanley has returned 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
SOCIETY FOR FRIENDLESS HERE
George -. Richer Locates in wichita
as superintendenf

Reverend George 5. Kicker has located
in Wichita as southwest district su-
perntendent Of the Kansas Society for
Friendless- The headquarters of this
movement in the state are in Topeka.
Mr. Kicker says that the objects of the
society are to fnd employment for dis
charged convicts, 10 search for prevent
ives against criminal tendencies to ex-
tend encourasemenr and solace to those
in prison through visits. an to care for
discharged convicts who are helpless.
Judge Jewett warden Of the peniten-
tiary. says that the society is a good
thi-c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
MISTAKE IN WILL
Testator Bequeaths Property He Did
Not OWn-Grand-daug Princi-
pal Beneficiary

The win of the late Henry Busenbark
was filed yesterday in the probate court.
For some time after his death no viii
could be found but yesterday Miss Pearl
Hargis, the granddaughter Of Mr. Busen-
bark and his principal legatee. found the
will in the house. He wills to Miss Hargis
his personal property and a quarter sec
ton of land in township IS, range 1 east
1t appears that Mr.. Busenbark made a
mistake in willing this 100 acres to Miss
Hargis. for it is said that the property
belongs to his son. Frank Busenbark.
who has been in the insane asylum FOR
twenty years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

these two licenses signifies a revival in
the marriage business. which has been
suffering from a two days dizziness.
Neither on Friday nor Saturday were any
licenses issued. 1t is easy 10 understand
Why no licenses were issued on Friday.
for young people are superstitious about
being married on that day. az least so
the authorities on such matters at the
count house seN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT
Friends University and Lewis Acad
emY Opened Yesterday

The Friends university and Lewis aead-
envy opened yesterday with every pros
pect Of prosperous year. There were
$50 students registered at Lewis acad-
envy as compared with lis the first day
last year. Most Of the old students Of
Friends university have not entered yet,
but large numbers Of new students reg
istered yesterday. The old students VIII
all be in the latter part Of this week or
the first of next Paramount college viii
omen today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
FORTUNE FAVoRs a TEXAN.

''Havins dlstressing pains n head, back
and stomach. and being without appetite.
began 10 Use DR. Kings Nev Lsfe
Pills. writes W. 2. Whitehead, ~ Ken
redaIe. Tex, and soon felt ike a new
man. Infallible IN stomach and liver
troubles. Only &c At Gehring's phar-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
MEANT DAUGHTER DIED
Myrtle Wilson Passed Away After
twenty DAYS Illness.

Wildwood avenue. died AZ 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning. after an illness ~ twenty
DAYS. The child was two and haif years
Ole The funeral VIII be held at the resi-
dsnce this afternoon at o'clock. and
the remains viii be inferred r. Highland
~ -r..-arn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

tI1Trl.T9 1865 a-rH FTaaiel FFffFr-
dav 81 A. r So assd e. azd Ez1ei
s1nes AGED - botA resttc1fs e Tfi-1.ta.
AID 10 "a McHszh Ard code sae-~i7-
seea AGED - AID fafb residents =
vFsehlta- TIE latter eo1ase Eere n.aT-
sls3 - Ja1zs Visa zas lss1z1os &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
A. M. WEINSCHENK
SPOT CASH FANCY GROCER.
COMMITTED TO ORPHANS HOME
Ffteen-Yezr-Old Girl Who Cannot
pesd ard Write Sent % Aschison

The probate court yesterday rommlffef
sarah Bsiie McNarr lsyear-oid Krl
% the sadlers Orphans hane zt Atehl-
son The ehlta IS nnaair 81 read ~ wuse.
Dariue moot 20 hef Hfe sae h7s teen
travelling over RE eoacfrg alih her
father vho 81 81 frsrsIirr tfnkfr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
RemsrkabIe Rowilnu Record

remarkable bowling record was made
az the Ncncelora alley last night. by
Mr- Leighton and Az Einhaus The
former made a record # ~ and The lat
ter made 2i5. This IS the greatest record
ever made 10y TWO men together on the
Nencedora alley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

Pasture Land-17s0 acres Of decided
land. wen fenced. geS1 running spring.
sood grass; near Mule creek. Il miles
east o. Coidwater: with good improve
ments ON land: aearine fruit trees. For
terms write j. NJ WILLIAMS
C0ldwater.
or J s. BCSSARD.
Argolia. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
TO LEASE TRACKS
Frisco Will Make Proposition to the
Orient

Orient.
There is strong and well authenti-
Gated rumor TO the effect that the Frisco
officials VIII propose to the Orient officials
that they use the Frisco tracks on Mos
ley avenue and the Frisco depot 10 be
built at the corner Of Mosley and Doug
las avenues. This plan would yield the
Frisco a good revenue. II Is said that
the proposition viii be made to President
sullwell, OF the orient. when he returns
to America from England
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
WILL HOLD FIRST MEETING
Executive Committee Of the Board o
Trade VIII Elect.

of trade viii hold its first meeting at )
m. today. in the Office Of the J. K.
Nevling Grain company. for the purpose
o. electing a SECRETARY and treasurer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
A BOYS WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.

With family around expecting him to
die. and a son riding for life, eighteen
miles. to get. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, ". H.
Brown. of Leesville, Ind, endured
deaths agonies from asthma, but this
wonderful medicine gave instant relief
and soon cured him. He writes: 4 now
sleep soundly every night" Like mar
Vicious cures of consumption. pneumonia.
bronchitis. coughs. colds and grip prove
its matchless merit for all throat and
lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles soc
and $100 at Behring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
BITTEN BY DOG
Animal Resents Petting and Bites
D.. Creditor on Wrist.

D.. Creditor on Wrist.
DT- Creditor was bitten through the lefr
hand SUNDAY evening BY vicious dog Il
his home. He STARRED - PET TIE dog.
when the animal 5uraued al him. catchf1s
tns wrist The wound r. not serioas- Sat
: very painful. and the doct5r w-u %
unable 20 Eo-k for q few days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
DAwN-ANTICgPATION

Y ne physical Ills and needs OF an exDectsn.
mother have been re theme Of thought aud
sluey ior aces and al physicians know tiat
Aer peculiar condition requires I'd, &c.,
80 90 nature an eies,lcIler for the expand-
ing muscles aad q Strengthened Tor The ssnerrs
aI'oh wnich IS b-ouEhr TIE strain Of clild
~eels-t' So that the little one shall have Der-
iect health and symmetry Of form a lul5-i-
Na..uS D@ira that VIII enable her 10 so about
WI grace and ease; quiet and steady nerves
-. n, ner whole being acting harnoaiously
toT TIE gooo OF herself and child.
nv .'.N , KIND II used diligently through
o1t CESSATION VIII soften the breasts. thereby
preventing eTaeSed ard sore nipples. Al
Jlssles' muscles and teudons s.-aiuino v;rb
burden VIII soften. relax. become sos.is,i
supple and elastic from It's Continuous arrli.
ca5ion- Al. fbres II the abdominal res5 -
vi. Iespond readily % TIE expanding cover
containing the embryo II MOTHERS FHyFSn :.
aan'inisteredexternally ali dtlriuq pregnancy
OF drgEEist 81 % ~ baftIe
re - -, - -s.----so- kREE. Write
me BRAOFiELD REGULATOR co. Atls-s- a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
Dysentery

s ca1Es-c1s dlsc&sz hut az - ord
There = q remedy that never fats H. las
eee- used lr rile cisil-e-l,cs - dysz1-e-y
via perfect S-l-ccSz II : czs-e1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
GOOD THINGS TO EAT"
GOOD THINGS TO EAT"
Sauer Kraut
lust received
A Barrel of t0o
Heinz's Kraut,quart iOO
Gordon & DiIWorth's

Representative viii be- al our store Wed
resaay and Thursday with a nli nne u
samples for pour Inspection. we invite
al. especially those wanting rornethiug
extra hns ia preserved fruits. sweet pick
eled frsits brandy fruits. ane olives.
etc to call ard see them. He base their
exclusive sale IN Wicnita-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

Is - equally valuable so- rhEiarer Al
vceo rrG iced vita as-er zE4 sWaafssr@z-
s. nsez<Azf - s-xA Pea = 49, - s.@zzz-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June . CSpecaD.-Sunshine here ana
abroad disconcerted the wet weather wheat buIIs'
Prices lost 1lsc almost Immediately at the opening
and the market closed sale under Friday July
opened at 73Iac sold between 73c and 75@4c sellers
ane closed at 73Ssc. September closed at 72c' De
cernber, 72s=c. The weakness started at Liverpool
that market closing asd lower. The weather IN
England was fine. Paris was up 14Gi2c. Inc
Whole market was given Up 10 hasty liquidation oy
The wet weather bulls There was nothing else 10
bring about decline CIearanc were 6i7000 BUSH
els Primary receipts we're a little less than last
ars-zZ0o bushels, against $4,000 bushels Ihere
vas good cash demand; sales 1905 bushels. with
uhe Northern wheat bringing &c over July. 1hefe
were seven cars Of winter wheat here, all very
choice quality but it sold sac July. The sea-
board sold December here. Crop advices from MIS-
sour were bearish. Every one assumes the market
Sll sell lower with fine weather and advance again
Il TIE weather should turn bad. The visible supply
Will decrease about 1,500,Goo bushels.
Corn was frTa. in spite Of dulness; to-nght's
Close sc TO &sc ever Friday The market shows
&C to PIC over last Saturday The only feature
"ss the buying Of May. The July bull crowd took
Ho part July opened at 6512c, sold between e9l2c
eAo eec. AMI closed at 657sc. September closed at
assc; December 45s.: May 44c sellers. 1t is taken
Iof granted that the quiet in the July future is
only temporary 1t is known that the Harris
ostes line is stil intact and il is also known that
,Aty have approached some Of their friends who
-au July corn bought with suggestion that they
F''' Ohelr July interests with them. Corn speClaI-
ISIS here believe that the September is oversold
me cash market the last two days has not been
- weak. Country offerings are light. To-cays
.sis were 2l. Mondays estimate 100 The private
'd'oTs turned out only 100000 bushels of contract
Receipts next week will be smaller.
stS "ere firm. closing unchanged TO &c over
the new July. 40lsc, and the old July. $3.50:
- - september, 3issc; old September. 2s7sc Cash
- ~efe strong. the No. white, 4Slzc. The oats
sopie were rather bullish on July and some Of
NJ M ooiish On September. Receipts 200
bushels F'9
s1seea prices were firm at about yesterdays
- - september. 81 49, October 81 90 At the
last year % see' aea'''s
po,l[ I- 4oh shorts were accepting losses to-day.
seasnu isra ane ribs sold the high prices of the
whole H.. 'u ~ crossed not much under the top. The
d. l'St SHOWS an advance of sc TO 1oc over Fri
m .. this week is up 40c; lard up 9oc. and ribs
YEA 90. Io-eay's hog prices were the TOP for the
ga '''''' against 5000 year
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
GAS COMPANIES

Int period. Bid. Asked
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
P0WDERLY, President.
EDWARD PAYS0N CONE, Secy. Treas.
Par Va1ue of Shares, S1.OO.

FULL PAID AND NON-AsSESsABLE-
No BONDS OR PREFERRED STOCK
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

THE BANK OF AMERICA.
York. Goth, 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE TO
day declared a semi annual dividend Of NINE t9)
PER CENT Of tax payable July LIST. 1902. TO stock
holders of record of this date.
The transfer books will remain closed until July Sd.
w NJ BENNETT Cashier
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

. DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
y a their Uptown Office.
NO 1854 BROADWAY,
Seth and 31rh until o'clock
Advertisements following hra,cb
of1ces regular office rates until o'clock p. m viz
o54 Sfh-aVe., e 23d-st 153 6th-aye cor
12th-st.: 92 East 14th-st.; 257 West 42d ST. be-
sd-ave.. between 10th and 77th ss; 1,028 :5d-ave,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22


I~s- Ligh, K 1.rac- -,--'',
% - pre. 6 yer cent ;o,s
60 % Gas Isl mtg IS lsSe- -
n stock 900
s'.g Gen's Elec os' ~
&c z G lst mtg IS, i9i' '-'
60. 60 80 : : P Go Isl mtg 5.,5 IS
b., b. I.ss co isr $. l.5- l.-o q
coigrls y 4 % : c Isl Cen IS, 1919
d S5ssH' -sS G, Isl 6s. 1879
g. : q, - Gas lst con 2s, ,oo5 5'7'
-11.srap Gas Isl 's' 81
7srkson Gas Go s'olA
- $ 6. 1887
-...-e-re Gas lst IS 80
" \ Gas Is' o7' ~
{. : 5'9sAF /, = CO Is 6z. 1926.
Ma Ma = nee . Gas Is, 1927 -.
~ G & Isl mtg o. 10
az nsyer Gas CO stock. -
EY & G EL& ? 90 S'''N-
=, rref -.-----' -3ae
ono "a kIG 1st mtg es, $50
,3 &C .i,!s : : G Isl us:e IS. 1916.
=. 20 1ose8b ss8fA Gas Isl s. 1887
{, :, Psri iS' Gas 6 N IS. 1854
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
No. 40 VaIi-st.l
BONDS

ASP Co n Am - 50 3o's Newark Pass 1s-i -ils.= -
IN ? p, - :. 11ois Peoples TraC Is .lo6l2 101
Cr- Is ln4l- 1Gqs. Union Trac Is. $50 90
Sat Asphalt - 10 II
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK.
New York June 10. 1902.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THIS

COMPANY has this day declared seni-an1ual divi-
stockholders Of record the close Of business
June 90 books close June 2S. 1902.
O'clock 2 NJ. and reopen July /. 1902. O'Clock
A HENRY W RE.IGHEEY. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
GItn botels.

A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The tribune
recsived at their Uptown Office.
No 1854 BROADWAY.
Between s6th and s7th until o'clock D. m
Advertisements following branch
Offices at regular until S O'Clock D. m viz.
s54 236-st: 153 6th-nye. cor
isth-st.: 81 East 14th-st-; 257 West 42d-st b.
tween 7th and sth aves: 263 West I25th-st.s ,33s
ad.aXe.--hetzssa 18th And 77th ats; In26 ad-aye-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-10
Land once a, wo. dwsrd. O. ,

Mch 10 i9q3
Melee 10 hereby given that the fii,wips
named settler has filed notice Of his IN.
'en'ion To make ansl prosf In SUI port of his
claim. snd that SAID pro 4 viii bv made be.
fore jay u. ficksrd. clerk o the dI.srle,
c"urt I" Beaver county. Oklahoma Territory,
snd 10 c~ss o his abssncs thsn bsN,r, Claude
blanchard deputy clerk, vi the oace 81
GERS. |" Beaver. Okishoina Territory, on Apr
20. 'sos, vis,
Henry foshsL Of Cline. o. T.. HA No, ,,Os
.or the ~ sex and ~ swk sso u iip.N, X
ne name" the i'llowins witnesses 70 prove
ms esa 'inueus rssidsner upon. and cuit,ys.
ton Of. said land, viz,
Joeic Murphy. OF ciiac. o. T., JoLn "
savses, Ansei Grove. Frsdc. Tracy of De..
Yer. OF.
F.D. HKAi.S. Register
Fret pub, s-a.. iys
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Land oaics a, woodward. . II.

MGR. 10. ig'7
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has flcd notice OF h. = Intention
to make nnai preof In Support of h'r cla!m and
That said proof will lie R,Rd- bcfore Cl,nr. .es
., TannchilI probat Judge In aud ror Beaver
county. u. e.. ~ IN his absence then bel ,rc
C"rtha Ens y. c'srt "f said court nj aver.
U. T.. an April. s6. i,r'z. via:
Elxira Kin low. IlE sil TOR the i.ois and 2
sHiek nv y. secy,.T Raj EcM.
She nanrs the foli' wing witnesses In prove
her contih huoua r.-ld nee u.on and cuitiva.
ton of said land viz:
Ans"i 0ro'rs. wilii,m r. Quinn. James n.
Quinn and Eugene W. Groves. of iieavcr. o.
4.
I'd iiEALy. Register.
FP J-so ISos.
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Land once At Woodward. q. T

Mch. !, ,vos.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named seitier has filed notice OF her intcn-
Hon o'nske hsal proof In support OF her
claim aud that salt proof will be mass b. i.
lore Charles o. Tannehlil. Probate Judge In
and hr bssvcr county. U. r. ~ in his absence
Then before Cortha Kasay clerk OF ssid
court o. cea'sr, q. T. on April %, ,eOs.
viz.
Ruth A. Smith. widow Of Hiram r. Smith,
deceased. HE SEQ Tor the sex see ., Tp . N. 4
., ECM
shs nsn'cs the following wItnessss 70 prnvs
her continuous residence upon aud cuItiva
tlon Of said Iaaa via,
Frank LsuEhrin. James H. Quinn. d Viii
Nj Isr. William whi,e u Of Beavcr. q. r.
, I'D. hEALY. Rssislei.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-10
i.sni once at Woud xmri, %, r,

Lsni once ut wood Ssrd. %, r.
Aich. !. I90s
Notice 10 hereby given that the a. iow,ns
ha'sed settler has q cd n. tics of his la.
tentios to make nnRl ~ Jof in support .f hIs
cl'im and hit said pros viii be made before
Jsy u Picksrd Clerk "fthe aist,,ct Court In
Nd Bea o. @ uniy ok ahon,a, and IN case
Of his sbs-nre before Claude II. Blanchard.
ii' deputy. ,t HEAVIER, y. Z. ON April 70 isJs
viz;
Alfred l.. fosh'r Of Cline. o. T.. IA No.
iso, for the eK mex Sec ~ aud ~ nwA See IS
1P<N. Rs,E
hs names the following witnesses 10
prove bis c.n'ina-us residence upon aud
csliiva'isn Of said land. via;
John W. Savage. Ansci Groves of Beaver, o
T.. joel {. Murphy Of Cline. o. L.. Roy Green,
VI Gate. u. l..
ID. HAIR. Register
First pub ia,
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Land onse o. Woodward. q. =.

v.. hch.. -. ibos
N''icsi' hereby given that the fo'i ewing
ssn.u settler h's a,sd notice Of his intsu,i.s
nsse nnai proof In support .f his claim
ssd 'aat said pruof will be ~ ads ksruss Char
zee y, Tannehii. probate Judge ~ ana sDr
"cavtr county, %. T.. or ~ hls abscpss then
.oIorc Sorths kssa clerk of saia court ~
sssvss ?. I. ON Aprii, -. pses, via,
omsr =. L'sBmsre. iiE - for The no u
80 ~ ~ n y ., EcM. =
no names shs fclk wiss wIss,essss n rsrvs
nls s"nsi.usss rssidsNss uroa ~ c,sN1rc.
~ u ssid lend. VIII NJ
ooeesaa 7. ltnsns IfeasS =. pluseo,
sas>eo y xueodlt 81 Uuse. & 4. !. 6cs
sesossesA - Q IN y = NJ \ VI NJ I
". u. =. !. r 4 - n n's'ss!
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l.and Office al Woodward, o.

Land Office at Woodward. q. T
Feb II DO2
Notice is hereby given TINT the followin,
nsmed settler has filed notice of his intsn,
'ion TO make 6na, proof In sappor. Of hi,
claim and ,hu, said proof will he made be-
fsrs the Register and iieceiver. Of the U y
Land Office At Woodward, q. !. on Apr {
1909. viz.
Homer Hastings OF Logan. q. T.. ia 6sij
for the 81 swH Bee IS. M nwK Sec "a. I'll N.
II s ECM.
TIE names the following witnesses IN prove
his continuous rcsidenee upon. and cultivu
ton Of said land, viz,
Curt Won To,tlebrn. George Uamiiu, Jerry
W. Sims. oil of lockwood. y. T., John R,w.
OF Logan. o. T.
y. y, HEAI.r, Register,
Fissi published 80 iv0s.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-04-10
Lasd Office Al Woodward. D. T.

N'dice 10 rcby given that the following
naned settler hn. given notice OF tis II.
tehtl to make Gnai proT for his
csim ana that sid ir.f will be made h =.
hPc Charles %. Tam, hill Pr.'l,atr Ju,ig. In
AMI = Beaver county u. r. or IL his nbs.nc
tn y bsfors CIR ha Kassy. clerk Of said
Cs'r' at Beaver. q. 7. On April IS. ,yo, viz.
william J Whitaker, HE las for the lots d
., ,. aud Sc z NV y Sec rs n. Rs, EcM.
lie names the folio wing Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cui iva
tion offs Id nd viz;
AuEustnsC. Roberts. Julius Krage, WI ! O.
J.. +. Coshow oi Coin. y. I. George stppher Of
Syc. .. 4.
Ed. IlxALY. REGISTER.
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Moe', o. 1909.
N"''es h hssssy sivss thai sts following
sassd sssslsrs have a'ed notice ofshsir iu,su
ties N ~ahs snai prsof In support u their
c's'ms ANT 'hs, said p'.d wilI he made bs-
fsrs Charles o 1nunsbiIi. Probus judge VI
sad for I'savsr ronniy, or. orin III. sb.
semca then b.fore Garth, xssay. C,erh 81
said Court. a, Beaver. . r, on Apr u 100.
via.
Frank N toward TIE 1859 for the sr,i sec . 7
IN. d ~ ECN and
Fred Wowsli Itk 1907 the swn nsl and
VIZ sex Sad sc,i swS See g. I , N, Il ~ sCM
They namc. tho following Witnesses IN vrsv.
their cout'nuors r.si lance upon aud cuiti.
vaison ~, said lands, via;
Jan:ss ". III 'n,pson ~ Bc,vsr. %. r. JShn
Rice, Alonzo Palmer aud samGci Mann of
How'd. OF
y. n. HEALy sis'er.
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Feb. as i0cs.
I Notice N hereby sivcn that the fol iowirs 4
nam u setter hns hlrd notice - her intc,
u t. mako nnsi pr, Of ~ support of he,
claim. anu that's Ia pr,Df will be made be-
fore charles u rannshill. Probate Judge In
and for Beaver county. or in case Of his al.
sence then before Csrths Kseny, clerk
OF said court at Beaver, o. T., on APR 10
1909 viz;
Au'ands Lohstroh. HE i,., for the swX 500
ss. Tan, X q, ECM.
she ns1es the following witnesses 10 prove
her coniinuoss residence upon aud cnltiya.
ton OF said land viz:
william ". Reddick. John u. Thomas, An.
sci Groves and Charles @. ReddIck OF HEAVIER.
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Commissioners Proceedings.
HEAVIER. Okla

behSer. Vkh
April. Z. I0U2
The beard Of county commissioners or
Newer esus'y, Otlahoms territory. me,
IN regular session al the Office Of the county
sssst. ia Beaver, In said county, on Monjsy
Asrii. 7h. 1902. si 10 .'cloot, a. m
Prsssss.J J. 7. Dunlap and y,eh Cain,
snssy commissioners. g. e. Tracy. clerk.
Abssss. q. N Ris'sy. county commissioner.
Cn;snsa Dunlap presi'iinG
On 1"ilcs the taxes agsinst s d Gsrris
% Bloc 0rass tswnsbip. far the year 1901.
ssss vsissssd. mr the reason ihs, the prop
sry vss subject 10 asd listed for taxs,irs
10 The state Of Iowa befoss removal 10 Bea-
yer e"asiy. Dualsr aud Cain ,s,iug aye
Nays. acne
Os 1o'Ioa The following e aims we're al.
"s'd. eess'y % coyote aud gray w,if
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IHhu Omce NJ " oodward, y. T.
March .. tgS.
N tice IL hereby given that tho fsllswinG
named scttl'r hts nl,d notice sf her intentions
to make nn.l proof IN support d h'r claim
and that said pr~of will bs made ,'eiers Jny u.
Picknre. CLERK OF the district court of Beaver
county. q. T.. and IN case or his alssncs br.
fore Claude Il. Blaschard. deputy cl-rs NJ,
tlss en,cc or said CLERK a. Bcav,f. OLA. Ter.
on April. %, iocs. viz;
Mauds Iisdrs formerly Mauds Rlan hard. of
Beaver. u. T. NE ,tes fr the sH sex rec aud
M n-A Sce ~. 1psN, RAE
She nnm's the following Witnesses 10 prove
her cos inuous residence upon aud cult.va.
tlOn of snii land viz:
Dock D. Kinder. wiley u Ehodes, Alien T.
rakri and Charles u. Pcckhau.. all Of Beaver.
OF.
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IN se,iss tbs bosvi adjourned until I
e'sisst y u.
4 Beaver. Oth..
"A April. :. 1909.
Is'siooh, p. M.
~ bsesd u oos"iy cems.iusionsrs met
yv~nsss V ssssss fssw uorajns sessios.
tveDees. : Dssiap, Il N isisisy and
Dq1 Oais. ssn~issisusys. y q Tracy,
er1 eAsivsss Dsalap presiding.
- ne1tss eIsisy ihs ssllesias s,ost
Qlo11 m approved. tsvl.
e(fesss. seasIs trasa ns'lst %
ss''ls tessss spss In
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