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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-01
Linens E. White Goods at aLoss o 9ss t rst

We just, pass the Bargains on to you
~ fell on others. One dealer was ov
porter, had closed out a great mill
yours and ours. Read: -s-s -
Odd Napkins in 3-dozen lots, values
from $1.50 to $500 dozen, at
SIC to $2.4O. ...
Table Padding-The 40c quality, 81
inches wide, Friday at 23ho.
Bleached Damask-A few odd pat
terms, no napkins to match; IL
inches wide, 75c quality, at 40.
Bedspreads- The best crochet quilts,
very large size, new marseilles
patterns, 81 value. Friday at
$1.49. 4. ca.-.v
Bedspreads- Handsome satin spreads
!. latest designs, only for full size
bed; SO quality, Friday at 1925.
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Our Drug Store

The Place where you can supply
your many a little want with good
things at a saving.
Lavender Salts, 25c kind: 15c.
Extra strength ammonia, &c pint.
Coke Dandruff Cure, 75c.
Bailey's Talcum Powder, &c.
Bath-a-Sweet, 22c.
Henry's Tooth Powder, $50.
Organdie Writing Paper, 2Bc. lb.
CASTLE Soap, 4oz. cakes, 1Oc.
Witch Hazel, 1pint, Toe.
~ Main Entrance.
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Silks!

HairIine Stripe Tafetas, in light
blue, pink, navy, jasper and brown,
worth 81, at CSC.
Velveteens in solid colors, metal
prints and extracts, 100 different
styles and colorings, at 75c,
Csc, and ST..
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YOUR SUCCESS

In life depends largely on your health.
Therefore, II you have stomach trouble Of
any sort you are badly handicapped Get
rid Of 1T at once by taking Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. It has cured thousands
won't fall you. It positively cures Dys-
pepsIa, Indigestion, Constipation, Belch-
Ing, Heartburn, or any other ailnent arise
ing from a weak stomach. Don't fall to
try It. Good health Is sure to follow.
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sunshine Route to California.

Through tourist car every Tuesday
morning from St. Paul and Minneapolis
via the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.. Paul
and Santa Fe Route. Tickets, 1920;
berth rate, $500. Call 1928 Nicollet av,
or address w. B. Dixon. N. w. P. A..
365 Robert st, st. Paul. 81
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Umbrellas

Women's-ofs fine black taffeta
s"Cravenette, : rainproof, with Sc
I lected natural handles, worth $3.50,
at $1.75.
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Will be found excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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me.Vlstors' Excursion to Indiana and
Ohio Points.
The orth-Western Line will sell tick
cts on Oct. 6 to points in Indiana and
Ohio at greatly reduced rates, tickets good
thirty days for return. For full informa-
ton call on J. A. O'Brien, 600 Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis.
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l,aces

Point, de Paris and Duchesse lace
edges and insertings, handsome
patterns, as wide as 5 inches, sold
as high as 25c yard, at 1Oc.
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Ajax Black Taffetas

The kind that you are sure is good,
our strictly warranted brand,
made for US and sold only here
19-inch, CSC. 36-inch, $1.36
26-inch, 81. . 54-inch, 1925
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.stOckeu III one llHeS announcer, an I'M
urplus, for example. The profit is
Mercerized Oxfords in all white, at
tractive patterns, fall styles, 40c
values, Friday at 19c.
India Linons and sheer, 90
inches wide, Csc quality, Friday
Vestings-in ivory white, newest
effects-one beautiful pattern of
which we bought all the maker
had, the quality that sells with
perfect satisfaction at 85c, Friday
at 45c. .... 49,. -.
Crash ToweIing-of extra heavy
weight, Barnsley make, all linen,
12c value, at 7Hc.
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Cleveland, Ohio-Aelville Hanna brother NJ
Senator Hanna. has given $500 900 to Western
Reserve university for Instruction and resea rch
In anatomy and kindred subjects
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Handkerchiefs

Women's - All-linen, 4-inch hem
stitching only, full Numbered, 12ac
. value, at Be.
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Millinery Opening

The display is being kept up during
the store opening with daily addi-
tions of swell styles.
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SIX CENTS A WORD
Press Rate Over the Cable Between
Skagway and the Sound.

Special to The journal.
Tacoma, Wash, Oct. IA. w. Greedy,
chief Of the signal corps, announces that
the press rate over the Alaskan cable will
be cents word between Skagway and
Tacoma. It was expected by the papers
at Juneau and Skagway that the rate
would be much lower, and an effort will
be made to secure a reduction. The Cana
dian government gives much lower press
rate over its lines, and it is thought the
United States should make at least a
1-cent cable rate et-ss - Il ..a... .s-
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Jewelry

Brooches, sash pins and shirt waist
pins, floral patterns and stone set
tings, at Csc.
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Women's Belts

White Pique Belts, with nickel
buckles, the 25c kind, at 15c.
Leather Belts of assorted kinds,
plain and fancy shapes, easy choos-
ing, at 48c,
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Is an ordeal which all
women approach with
indescribable fear, for
nothing compares with
the pain and horror of
childbirth. The thought
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Pictures

Pldcaues in gilt frames, glass cover
ed, 10x10 inches, your pick Of
pretty colored subjects, at 21o.
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Wrist, Bags

Seal Grain Leather wrist bags, with
coin purse, MORE lined, 5-inch
nickel frame, very long chain, at
6OCs
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American Rugs

Administer Rugs, 9x12, in large
assortment, regular stocks. at
$3.50, $50 and $40.
Royal Wiltons, 6x9, in fine vari-
ETY., at $22.5O.
Royal Wiltons. 8-3x10-6, in many
beautiful colorings and pat
terms, at $34.
Royal WiItons, 9x12, fifty de-
signs to pick from, at - $50.
site soft colorings and rare pat
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.
BECOMING
"A mo 7HER

Of the suffering and danger store for the expectan
of all pleasant ancpatons of the coming
shadow Of gloom which be shaken women
have found that the Of Mothers Friend during
confinement of all danger mother
and child This scientific linimen godend all
time of their critical trial. Not only Friend
carry safely through the pers use
gently system for the coming mornn
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All wool Smyrnas, 7-6x10-6,
$3.50 kind, at Sits.
All wool Smyrnas, 9x12, $25. rs
kind, at $19.75.
Wilton Velvet Rugs, 8-3x10-6,
$25 kinds, at $18.5O.
Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12, $27.50
kind, at $21.
Administer Rugs in good colors
and patterns, 8-3x10-6, $25 and
$35 kinds, at $22.5O.
French Wilton Rugs, 9x12, in exp
terms, at $780,,
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Women's NeckWear

Embroidered Sets-White, collar and
cuffs to match, worth up to SOC a
set, at 25c.
Embroidered Turnover Collars in
white, new and pretty patterns,
worth up to Csc, at 1Oc.
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Negligee Shirts in dark and medium
colors, SOC and 75c kinds, at Csc.
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bush & Co.
1-"scrappy Coons''. 49,. .Doering
2-"Gondoliera, OPP Al Moszkowski
rHungarian Raphsodie No. 8 List
4-"Etude de Concert. .Kuhe
5-Valse, op 81, No. / Moszkowski
e-"Ance," Romance ...... .Ascher !.
7-First Suite d'Orches-
ira Theme with
Variations 1. ...... Moszkowski
s-"Laurin Ballet op SO
No. / ............ Moszkowski
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Oriental Rugs

India Dhuristans in assorted sizes,
3x5 to 6x9, marked plainly with
new and old figures, B off.
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Women's Stockings

Fleeced Stockings in black, French
feet, double heels and toes, Csc
value, at 19c.
Mems Neqlicee Shirts
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Women'S Underwear

Vests and Pants of heavy Egyptian
cotton, Peeler cotton and silver
gray, 100 dozen of an unusually
good quality, at 25c.
Union Suits -.'Oneita" make of
silver gray cotton; exceptional
value, at 42c.
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Regular Stocks and Reductions.

There Comes Time periodically to every rug store
that does any business at all when stock roundup is
necessary Little lots bought at less than usual prices
are saved up for the occasion and many rugs for one
prcecut If the store does big rug business the sale
is a big one-and this is big sale.
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ks KeIiMs-One bale Of various
sizes that go in the sale at
worthwhile reductions. -s
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-08-13
COTTONWOOD.
no.

Mr. Wi'bar II! l. is puts rg up hay on
Mr.. Blocks claim. Tolbcrt Wright is
assisting him.
Sowed cane is drying ur.
Kailir corn looks fine.
Thos. Inflow is helping Mr.. Eclkc pat
up hay.
Mr.. William X. Wright killed a large
rattle snake recently.
Albcat hnthony is rounGi Ing np cattle
this week.
Walter, Webb. VIM. Rcddi.k ard
&. Blanchard are going tn ship cattle
This week. There will bc, in all about
800 head.
Frank McKillips and family were
ont on their claim one night last week
Sunday School isabouI:plny,d out on
account Of officers failing to attend.
j. q. Wright is -n the sick list.
Mr.. X. II, Hamilton cultivated Kailir
rorn the first of tie week.
Gcorgc Robson IL working for Mr.
Larson,
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the interior.
u. ~. Land once, Woodward. q.

---- |s''N~f " ~N~"~s's -
Asuficient contess sn'da~it having been
Med In this once iy John Hoprr. rr ntrst-
nut against n. ~. No. a,,s msd- June 9. 1873.
for tho nwk, 80 81 r IN.
X ., Fem. by Henry a. Ford, csntrstee. ir
which u 10 siirgek thm said Henry A Ford ha,
wholly abandoned said tract tbn, he ha,
efanred his resideiioc thcreirom ftr more than
enonths since making said entry. hat said
Tract Is not settled upon and ctiiivstcd by
said patty ne regcircd by law that said Henry
Ford has not 'rcsidcd upon cultivated OF
iWprove'l said trscits required by Law Tor y
period Of more hfans months next preceding
fhc ming OF this affidavit. rbst there ARE no
improv,in, mis- belonging or pl iccd TN said
;r,ct by said Henry J.. Ford.
r.st said alleged absence f'o,n ,iie said
land was not due tohis employment IN the
Army. Navy oi Msrine corpt of the United
sat sin tie time ~ war In any capacity
sid par,ie- ara hereby Loiiaed 10 apres-, re-
spond AMI offer cviciisc touch ny said liie.
gn lon At Iooclock a, IN. on Arg. a iSo5 bs.
foie O.. p. Kelly. district cher. OF !I.s
yer county. q. T.. erin H. nbs,'ace before
John Savage. his deputy at Beaver. -. e..
ard r7ini Dnsl hearing viii be he'd vi ~ O'Clock
u. M, an Sept,+b.I. ~. iool, bc
tore thc Register aud Receiver ut I'll. United
states land fice in Woodward. woodwn
county. o.. r.
Tn sud con'ests''t having In a proper sm
dnvit Med Jane =. Ipoi, set forth fuc's xhic,
show that after due diligence persona, eer
vice al u is notice cpn not be made. IL IL here
by "r'i"rcd ani dircc,cd that such u tee b,
piNca 10y dLc aud proper publication.
=, E.S. Virgins. Receiver
IT. y 1T s u
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eAan c1arirs.
Nice rain Saturday night.

Mr.. Johnson was at Mr.. Iamastcr'
one day Jast week and went ilsh'n
With them, but did not Glitch anything
ON acco,..t Of the recent high water.
Mrs. bid. rcckhnm visited Mrs.
bcmastcr last week.
Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Martin was
visiting tlicir sister. Mrs. Hattie Rogue
sunday.
Rev. Galloway rnd son spent Satur-
day night at MIR. Coircyc.
Miss Myric Connect visited Mr..
Cofcys Friday ahd Saturday nights.
MIR. q. A. Allan butchcrcl n beef
last week. Why don't some one else
follow suite?
MIR. Galloway did son aud Miss Con-
net took dinner ut Mr.. Lamastcrs sun
day.
Miss Tilandcn and Sarah Lana, I, r
returned Ia Meade sunday.
Mr.. Allen wn,rt to Liccral last week.
The Sunday School 'p'cnic nj NJ.
CoIYrys grove was n decided success as
quite crowd was present considering
the cloudy morning The exercises
commenced by singing, "All for Jesus"
10y primary class - Sagc. yiitc n
length, discussion 10y Mr.. Wcllborn
"lIow to keep up Interest in the sun
day School work, which was followed
10y others. Recitation; "Will il pay"
10y Rev. galloway: Singing, then dis
missed for dinner. whic', was distribu-
ted on long tables in real old fashioned
style also free lemonade.
Evening exercises: Temperance poems
by Mrs. Murphy and Il. X. Lainasicr
and n beautiful recitation 10y Miss
Vivian Wrllborn; Recitation, Davic
Evans. discussion. "llow to keep at
tendance at Sunday School by sever I'll
persons. Sermon by Rev. galloway
from the first chapter NJ Fond. Peter,
representing the first seven steps of u
ladder. faith. virtac. knowledge. tenn
pcrancc, patience, Podlincss and char
ity, then n collcctiot, was taken for the
American Sunday School Union and
Bible Society We were then dismiss
cl " the bcncdiction.
Vno,
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CONTEST NOTICE
Dcpnr' mcnt OF thc interior.
L. 4. Land Onice, Wo. dwaId, q. r.

L. -. Lana once, WO' dwatd. -. i.
July. ., tbOJ,
4 sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT, having bcen
fIicd In tits nirc by Jesse Nigh. contestant
againsi II y No '7Ii made May aiTi. for Lois
:. and g and ~ mex see. Z. r. I - Range -. n
CM b, James p K..edv. Coniottee. in which
~ III eyed :h { said ,jnnie+ =. Ken"iy has
wholly nbni ioncd said T. net r n period Of
NOR" than months since making said entry
aud next riior to the date herein. he baving
faiii d tn establish and maintain a bona fide
residence upon said trait or make any per.
maprnt im"iovcments thereon within the
statutory period % moptiisl required by isw;
that snid deiauito have not been rured;
that said tract isnc! sctticd upon nnd criii.
yn,ed by sa!t ,srty as required by law; that
said "rtfynan is attempting to acquire title
io said land by max ne occasional Wis T. there
Ia while he il at the same time lnaintaini " u
bona hic rrsi'icnc. elsewhere; that his said
legged absence from the said land was ~ I
dn" To f1s emrlo, m'pt in amy capacity Ia the
amy. navy or mrrine corps Of the United
states IN time oi wnr. nnd this the sid con.
iestani IN .. ady To prove at such time and
place as may b." ainei by the Register and Re.
ce!vc' 'or hearing IN said case said parties
ar. hereby ~ tinci TO appear. respond and
'ssrt "vid. nc. touching saii aiicpaii u ai 10
o'rihss u. on tci IS. i1ol before the Eegist :
and Rrcei, er ~ III. United states land Office
Gt Woodward. nk 'al,oma Ty.
The aid go ntrsinnt having In u proper nn1-
Iavit filed July 70 iagJ st forii facts which
sir W that icr due diligence 3. rsonaI service
"f s1iS notice can not be nude II is heT,ty ct.
descd ard directed that such notice &c give
by due and roper publication.
T. s. Wi, i,iG,Ss, Reeaivr.
fp 10 I.P 20 pd
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Drimri meni 81 the Interior.

u. y. Iaud Office, Hoodw ard. a.. r.,
JSbe %. ig'5
! sufficient contest affidavit having hem
flied IN this office by, fclzia u. York co.
testsnt. against H.. r.. No.. Sjeo. iaadc Nov
10. i9oo. for the ~ nel[ swH mex. section ~.
SEX sex, Section. ~. Tp.. s North, Range ss w..
by Arch Roup contesiee. In which
II Ia alleged that said Arch poup Inns
hi'y abandoned ssid tract for u period of
mor- than 9 months sihee making said rStr,
aus next prior "a the date of the iniiiat n'f
this contest: thlt he has failed to establish
= sid nc" upon said land or reside t'erenn 'r
ruli waite said tract as required by .aw ~ q
ths' said defaults have never been cured aud
that III sa.d alleged absence from The said
land WIS not an, Ia his employment IN Il q
army. nav, or msrine eosps of the United
States IN any capacity 81 time OF ~nr.
"a q PARTIES nre hereby notified to appe, 4
respond and onor e'iden5c touching suid
nli.paiioS NJ 10 o'clock d. m, on s.pt TO- ioJ
b.fot. the i,esi.,r aud Rec.iver ri the Unit
cd states Land oi'tre IN Woodward. Wood
ward county. q. r.
The hnid cont, stant havinv. In q proper al
hduvii filed Jun'. Ie.5 sat forth fiets viii b
show tina after duc diligence personal SER
vice OF n'ls p''ticc rsn n"t bs made. II H. here
by ordered aud directed that such notice be-
given ty due and iropcf publication.
Es. wi05iss. Receiver.
tPI 81 LP93 Res.
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Land Office at %ondwrad.c T.

Avg. ., inoI.
NoikcTs hereby given that the folis wing
named settler KS hlcd notice OF his In.
irn'ion To make final prof In support of
his clalm nnd that said I'rooi will he made
before D. Kelly, Clerk fthc bisi ricl Court
oi Beaver Comfy. q. T.. ar IN his nnscncc bc.
fore john W Ssva,c his deputy. ut Beaver. q.
=. on sept, n !gri. viz:
John W. Lam ester. Beaver. O. r. IA No.
ss,8f r TIE ncH See ~, TptN X ~ ECM.
lie nnr,"r tn. following witnesses To prove
his cen hiinuons rrsideuce upon and cult
walton ~ said lands. viz:
Cyrus Alicn. MI ton LaInasier. w.P. Evans.
frank bnlSr. Of iicavcr. q. r.
y u. HEALY. Register.
FL S-lJ Up a-i7
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Land Once at Woodward. .. r..

July D.. ips
Nofice II hercby given ihnt the following
nnmed settler has Md notice OF his intention
4, make fn'h pioof Ia spport Of his claim ana
IIai said proof will 'fc made before n. u
M.es". probate Judge, In aud for Beaver
"oHnty. at beaver. .. r.. on Aug. 20. iet,.
VIZ:
~illir g Pinin. for tie 81 mex. WI sex.
Sec -, T3N. u al
He names the following witnesses to pro-s
his continuous residence upon and cuiilv,.
tion 'f sal land, viz:
David NJ. XII. John webb. Henry H.
M"ese. Of Heavier. %. r.. Mary r. 5lain, al
Elniw od,O. 4.
r.D. IIrALr Register.
Fps ~ LIPS sc
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NOtire.

NNice is h rchy given that In pursua" CO OF
an order Of ehc Probate I dur, ~ he ounty of
HEAVIER and Territory Of ~ ishorna, innde ~,
the I'D dny ~ 'unc. IDoJ. ", Che matter OF the
On a'c ~ George scrapagc, ic "nscd. the un-
der igncd ~ n,im nisirnior de bonis non of
said dcc'n'''d, wiz sell ~ rrivrtc sal- to IN.
highest bidder for cash. nr "nr third ,.sh and
III" remainder IN one year st ~ pr cent In.
tcrcs' per AMMAN, secured by NOR gage on
Nthc premises, NJ the option OF pnr, b sa,. sub
icct IA confirmation by said Probate Court "n
or mf re The y,'h d,y ofAu ,ust. ,aoa IN said
'onniy of Beaver. MI the right, title. int. crest
ard estate of said G.org scrnnnsc ~ the time
II his death and all the riah,. iiilc aid trres,
TINT the aid estate hns. by om rn'i, ofimw ~
otheraiso nclnir q In aad % aii the certain
tots, picnos ~ parcels of land. situated, yi' .
and being IN the county ~ Beaver. TERRITORY
of ok inhoina, boundcd aud desc, ib-d ~ foI
ows nnd mon the following tcriip aud oon.
diilons, ioal';
Al that pnr, Of tho notth..., quarter of IN
| southwest quarter. AMI all thqt part of IN,
sou'henst quat'rr of tho scout iwed quarter.
ofseciion IS. Township . North IL Rnpge ~
w. Z, NJ. " nx on the .rst side ~ tho tow
plot OF South Beaver aud b"uuacd on ,h,
west by Denenbnugh Avcnu. of kntt tow.
pot, containing 20 'utr, mr. or ess.
All bids 10 be admitted IN writing, s'cnaa
by thu bidder anu len With William u. Tbs,n
| ns administrators, persorally. OF mny be nk d
| In the office ~ the fudge Of III. Pr,hase eour
| oi saId cospty at amy time att the Arss publi-
,caiiol, of this notine snd before the ssls which
viii M, bs made befosv the ,,ih dug VI Aug
usi. ,voS
dated ih's Sisi dly OF 'u,y. i,~s
wilIinm n. Iieinps
AdmIni traitor de bspk n, y.
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Land onicr st " ooaward, %. T.

July 7, IF'5.
Notice ig hereby riven thai the follow Ing
nAnisd settler has fied notice OF his
intontion 10 make hnni proof In suppcrt of
his claim aid that said proof viii be
made bcGno the hcrisier and t.c, liver of the
u S. Land prce. at Woodward. U. T.. on
Sept. .. igi5, viz:
Isas, icr thss;s aex. sN nwN. Sec H. N.
Y ~ EcM
TIC names ths bllowiny witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residsnce upon and culsivs.
ton of said insd vis;
Johr A. BicJsrman. Joel 4 Marphy. Niicu
q. Priec, James II. Price. o. Gate. 0I.
y. y. HkAay. Register
vPts LPsy
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Notice os Teachers Examination.
Examination for teachers certificates
will bc held a, Beaver City. Fridav and
Saturday, August, 1l,h and 18th. be-
gtining at 1850 q. M. Come prepared
with legal cap paper, pen aud ink.
Examination fee, 81 90
Ella Baker,
Go. Supt.
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Land Office nj Wood ward. %. 7
: % lIIALY. Register,


July. 30. 1908.
Notice is hereby gwen TINT the iollowine
named settler has filed notice of his IN.
ien'ion to make final proof in suppor, Of hi.
claim. and that said pr Of will he made he
fore u y. Kelly, cleik oi the District urt for
Beaver county. %. r.. or In his pbscnc. b-iorc
his deputy ut Beaver. U. T.. Oh sept o. Iie,
viz:
Pearl T.. Danic!s of Cusief. o I. HA No
ii2oo hr the ~ SEX AswX sex 4 SEX sNE
SIC. ~. TIP N, X az ECM.
Hc names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cnltivn-
tien of snid land viz:
John A. VII ar. Cha'lcs y. wells. JoT Yates
of Custer. q. T., trsak r. Madison OF Beaver.
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=. d. HEALY, Register.
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