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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27

| Which Of these results took place de-
pended mainly on the length Of time the
| patient stayed In the institution.
This showing has been improved upon.
and there is no doubt that the cure of
consumption Is only matter OF pure air
and food"
THE visiting physicians at the Massa-
chusetts Sanitarium say that the pa
| tents quickly become accustomed to the
life at the institution. and that they
quickly learn the methods Of sanitation
which they are required to observe.
NEED OF INSTITUTION
IN MISSOURI.
THE change Of aspect of the patients is
most remarkable after they have been at
the institution only short time. They lose
their hopeless look and become bright and
cheerful. Their lives are spent in the open
air. either walking about the grounds or
taking 1t easy on the broad piazzas of
the building
As TO the need of such an institution in
Missouri. Doctor Holman said:
THE population Of Missouri by the CEN
sus Of 1900 was 3,106.6s5, about one-third
Of which total d.aas.ssp are residents Of
the twenty-five cities, each having 5000 or
more inhabitants.
THE known constant general death rate
in the United States year by year from
tuberculosis is about II per cent of the
total mortality. the corresponding mu-
nicipal or urban rate being about Is per
cent, and as there are probably about 49,,
900 deaths occurring annually in this
State, 1t follows that not less than 4,50O
Of these deaths are due to tuberculosis
in all it's forms; while for every such
death there are probably ten persons Ill
with the malady in its more or less ad
vanced stages. most OF whom acquired it
through ignorance on their own part of
the manner and means by which con-
sumption is spread.
IF they could be shown how to avoid
advice of their friends, who had been
there, they certainly would do SO. and
therein is the need of the State SANTA
rum
Among other physicians whose opinion
was asked by The Republic regarding the
treatment was Doctor j. r. Lemen, pro-
fessor Of diseases Of the chest at Marion
Sims Medical College.
Living in the open air is the hast pos
sible treatment for consumption" said
Doctor Lemen. "as- has been proven be-
yond any doubt by the success of the
various private sanitariums in the United
States and abroad. Among the most ia
nous institutions is that established by
Doctor Edward L. Trudeau at Saranac in
the Adirondacks. which is the pioneer of
such institutions in the United States.
AT the Adirondack Cottage Sanitartum,
as 1t is called. the patients spend every
moment in the open that they possibly
can. Indictment weather is the only rea-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27
PUSH SWAMP LAND CLAIMS,
Interested Men Will Meet al
Springfield Tuesday.
REPI-BLIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bloomington. ILL.,. Dec. 2S.-At Springfield
the swamp land claims Of the various
counties in Illinois will be discussed next
Tuesday. This and many other counties
OF the State will be represented.
The men who will have charge of the
campaign against the Government figure
that to Illinois IS owed the sum Of a.
3s2. ee6ee
In the early days. to encourage the re-
claiming ef land which was valreIess on
account of the presence CT swaInps the
every acre which was properly drained.
These claims have never been pushed with
any vigor until late years. 1t is hoped to
get a bill through Congress which will
provide for their payment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27

Though Tuberculosis the Death of More Persons Than Any Other
Mady Statistics Show That Almost Every One Infected Some
Time and the Great Majority Recover-Sanfariums
Many States Are Proving Successful


the OF
dh ont tent O
! from consumption
t
fpsesin hospitals show hat "a major in
States have hd o l tmed in Of he iHd
e n e.
O lie for
have dtu
a resort gonb a
~ tuberculosis
thop hud the patient psh days on room h nd
garndde
air and gd Ruso IN pr h MY ae
those hh disease blu e khgedph h saints
wash d n q for
the p tt
b IN n
AIprpra ims which reped o
Of
in u a n while!
the country bt
ali " thgh and freedom ION eel Jared the nj neSa requisites
y
proposed dy a pr alton where city las aresf
OF hgd s to be n t be lopez t umph
m he o. "a generals au where!
Ne
favor manvm 1.-THE
nop appropriate sur for hrg
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27
S|XTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY
SUED BY GIRL FOR $500,

Slipped Ring Finger She Ayers Theaer and Later
Took Trnket Away Pretext of Providing More Fashion
able SettgYouth Makes No Defense Says He Too
Young to Marry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27

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D CONSUMPTION MORTALITY q
FIFTEEN YEARS IN ST. LOUIS. q
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
COIN.
ALLY.


The weather IL quite chnngcablc now
Blow one day still as a mouse the next
drying up ~, day ard the acxi drown
ing,
The ground is in iinc shape for sod
blowing now. The old ground IN aoth-
ing but q lob-loiy
The river IN a very mean looking
tonccrn. II ia so muddy TINT, at n
distance, u looks ms IL il had never
s"en water but just take u look at Il at
OF view aud you will change your
mind.
Guess nearly everybody has had a
little sprinkle of hail this spring, Ma
ny mede lee crenm Friday. Jumbo
had some too. lie picked up some hail
ns largc 70 a quart cup after the storm,
Fishing season is in progress and NIL
are hungry for fish. The recent rains
Pave raised the rivers and creeks and
flied all the bnck-watcr and holes full
RI fsh, Jumbo has been ieasting on
tho hnK, tfIibe and to cap the climax
tpd . current pic,
Reg and WIN Maxwell aud Thos
Msscn went on . fishing excursion
TLw sdsy.
Flock are picking rp in spite Of all
~ tough weather We are having.
Mr.. Till BasHsaa has new pair %
~ elrwsse
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
FLMwooD.

Rain. Rain, EeI hut there's pl, n.
~ Of tiinr for dry weather yet.
There Il u good deal of sickness oi
the creek NJ present owing To the damp
weather
An old friend uf X. VI. Rislry. from
Harper county, kansa. 'pcni last week
visiting with them. On his return
home he was accompanied as far as
Englewood. by John Rialcy, who will
go TO Blaine county To- make short
visit with relatives
Miss Ethel lliblr viii work for grand
INN Hibbs this summer,
Mrs. Cora Kilc is taking music les
sons from Mauie Ellis
Miss Hattie Plain hnS returned To
Mrs. Groves after few days visit with
her mother.
X. NJ. Rizlcys' have their new well
finished.
Little Ernest Ovcrton run n safety
pin in his eye the other morning and
hes quite sore eye in consequence.
Mr.. Growendykc and son were visit
ing relatives ON the ere * last week.
Lon Haskell went u the road Tues
day to meet his wife Who was return
ing from Illinois. where she had been
called tn the sick-bcd Of her father.
Several Beaver people have been out
fishing lately but don't seem to have
much success.
Rcube Chilcott aud family visited
with their brother this week
Asa Kilc IL working for John Ilibbs.
TuE CnrMs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
CLINE.

The wind continues To whistle around
the corner and fails to lose its chill.
In spite Of the wind, rain and cold
spring weather, both the new and the
old settlers are farming considerable.
The past winter has caused the old set
tiers to think they will have to feed
more. You can hear the ring Of the
hammer in the Cline shop most every
day M the rugged smith draws out the
plow shears.
Mr.. and Miss Smith, Of Pennsylvania
cousins Of J. T., over, have been in the
vicinity for the past two weeks visiting
relatives and fiiends. Mr.. Smith has
gone To Kansas He says he likes Bca-
ver county iiue.
Mack Borcn was in Cline this week
W. W. Perkins, of the Benton neigh
borhood, was seen on the streets of
Cline yesterday. He bought COW Of
Mrs. b. VI. Goodalc.
Tom Spence Pni Robert Carr are
camping on Roberts place AMI put.
ting la kailir corn and cane.
Two Of the Cline boys go north SUN
days. Some wonder what one goes for
and where the other one goes
Hardy Pitts has bought three claims
this spring which makes him a good
En,c.
Mrs. Graves has gone la Beaver ,u
get out warrant for &. C.. Reed for
trespassing on her or his place as il IL
not yet decided which person il belongs
TO.
Some wonder why Roy Connect gocs
up to the ranch so much. John Carr
snJs he is not surprised as the attsac-
tion il great.
!. Nixon says he will wait until the
first OF June or until the sun shines. tu
put out his crop then he'll farm til the
Fourth and celebrate.
The boys said they came near having
fight near Cline Sunday One hoy
shout Ii and another IS. II hit 2S aud
he run 80 fast II could not get close
enough to hit him ngain.
Tho sun is shining so'uicc will have
~ 20 to work,
SALLY.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
Territory Of Okishuma.
! SIS.
County of Beaver.
In the Probate Court.

In the Probate Court.
Esta'e Of 8eorrc sranage. deceased
The petition Of william N Th' maj. MS ad-
miDis'raior, dc bouts non, of said estate. hav-
'ng been prescntrd TO tits court praying that
an ord, T be made. authorizing said petitioner
tn seli the hole. or so much nd such part -
the real estate described IN said petit n, ne
the court shall Ju'ive necessary. Mt private or
public auction sac, and u appearing To the
Court from such petition that u In Necessary
to s.l the VIII IL or somc pur,ion OF such real
estate q the purposes aud reasons inention-
ed In said petition. therefore said pctiiiun will
Ne filed herein.
II 10 hereby ordered by the court that said
petition vii, be head by this court "r n the
2sd day oi June, isoT NJ tn. horr VI - o'clock
q. ~. nnd the same Is appointed NJ the time
when all person interested ~ said estate are
directed aud required 10 appear bette this
court I" show cause why M order sbu-ld not
he grated to- said petitioner 10 ~ 80 much of
the real estate OF said deceased as ~ ne,s
-arY.
And u II further ordered that copy of thi.
or or he personally served upon nli pcrs rns
Int rested IN snid estate, q y guardian oi u
minor 40 interested. ur heir ut the deceased.
provided they nr- rcsid' n,s OF tue Territory
of Oklahoma, at least ten days before the
time appointed for hearing sril petition, uu.
i'sS rhcy shHll waive such NO ic" IN writing.
Witness my hand aud oficisl seal this 18th
day oT May, iyo3.
~ ". MrEsu,
Probate Judge.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
Land once q, woodward. q. T.

May, =. iWs.
Notice IA hereby sfven that the followins
named settler has fIed notice OF her ioten.
tion 10 maxi nnai prof In support Of r-T
claim and that ssii Ir,of viii be ms'is BE-
f,re v p Kelly, rle,k " the District Cuurt for
Beaver connty. q. T.. or In his absence before
his deputy at beaver. q. T.. on juno ". 1po,.
viz;
Cora MrNhklc. Of Custer. ~. T., ia io,so
nr the nis seh. swh sex. swH neA. Sec Is. r
IN, Il % ECM.
She names the iellowing witnesses to provo
her continuous residence upon, nnd cultiva
ton of sad land. yiE
John G.. Hess. Charles B,rdsa'l, Custer. q,
T., Charles D. Turki., Merit Hess, OF iavcrnr
-. r.
u. HEALy Register
IL 5-Ia Up o Al
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
CONTEST NorICe.
Department of the Interior,
4. =. Land Ufiico, Woodward, q, I

4. :. Land once, Woodward, q, Z.
Ma, ~, i9oj
Asutieien, cortest hnlda II having been
nl.d In III oiiice 10y Fred Skinner. contes'-
nut. against n. u. No. 6,9I plads feh. .. i~l''
f1f e,I sex sec 81 and WI swA. Sec IA TGN
q 70 ECM, by ryi,g =. Libby. csn,tstse, In
Witch u 10 alleged ihsi said ryiig :. Libby has
wholly Hdundoocd said irRct oi land fora pc
iion ~ more thnn months rrior 10 hlinr the
contest a,hdsyiiI Tint saii uact Is not settled
upon nnd cultivated 10y amid party us required
Ny isw said parties ara hereby notincd Ia mp
pear, respond aud otter evidence touching
snil nllegsti1n ~ 10 O'Clock a. M On June so
rpoi, bnf re- u. p. Reilly, pislrct clerk of
i,.srsr county. %. r., or IN his nbsenro before
hls deputy. John W. Savage, and that nnsl
h. nrinp w,li be held At 10 O'Clock a. ~, IN
July. Is, iaes. boh ~ tho Register and Rtcaiy'
~ q, iha q, 4. Land once In woodward, u. y,
1ha suid contestant LawnR IN u proper MIN
iayii alcd Aprii u. ,ic5, sst fof,h fac's which
show tha, after du- d. iEcnrv pcraonRl SER
vios ~ this notice oRn ~, be- made, Il ~ hs'r.
by -iered and directed that ruth pt,ce be
given by due aud rSoper publication.
' y ELAiy. Rtsstu
pps a - N
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
Land once u, Woodward. %. T..

Apr ~. ignI
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has iilcd notice OF her intention
to make finul proof In support of h r claim and
that said pruot viii he made before H. %.
Mers", probate Judge, In and Tor Beaver
county, at Beaver. q. r.. on June. IL, i9a
viz:
VIOLA ". Ellis, Of Eimwood. ~ r IA r5f,
for the Lots and aud ~ sw4. Sec :, IN
Il ECM.
sh. names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon and culi,a.
tion OF said land va:
ASA Hihbs. Robert ". Rzcy, Reuben Park.
or. Alon1o a. Haskell, Of Eluwo, d. -. T.
=, u. iiEALy Register.
FP. 30 Lr6
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
Department orlthc erior.
lni,d Office at Wood wnrI, %. I


May q. laoj.
sufficient contest nfndtvit having been
nlrj In this office hy Jacob y. Bcrcnds.
,cntcstnnt. against HE No. tso7. made Feb,
~, 's'S. Tor the s~H nwH. nwa swh Sec n.
andsIS mex See ~ TON. u % ECM by
George &. shatirr. cunIcstcc, IN which II IL
alleged that SAID George & Shafrcr. has wholly
annndun,d Il said tract ~ land for the period oi
more thnn months next preceding the date
ot thi' contest, aud next prior to the eypirn-
ton oi nvr years from the date of his hnmr.
~. d en- ry; hat Il. abandoned snid lards In
thu year ,Syg, sircc which date he has win lily
abaus'ncd, failed turrsidc uron. cultivate or
Improve said lands. as required by hwi that
tue said alleged absence irum the land was
not due To his employment In the army, navy
or marine c'rus of the United states during
any war said parties nrc hereby notified to
appear. respond aud nfIyr evidence touching
said allegation ut 10 o'clock, n M. on June sS,
1893. before T.. =. Kelly, District Clerk or IN
his absence then before John ". Savage. DIP.
uty district clerk. at Beaver. Bcavsf county.
o. r.. and that iual hcurirg viii he held NJ 10
o'cl' ok a. M. On July. 10. 1903. before the Reg.
lister and Receiver ut tue United states Laui
Once IN Woodward. q. 4.
The ssia contcsta 1T having In n proper nfI.
davit filed May Q lgoJ, set forth fnrts which
show that after due diligence personal ser.
vice ofthis notice can not be- mad, u /. hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be- given
by due aud proper publication.
F.D, HEAi.Y, Rcgis'ei.
FP 81. Up I.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department OF the Interior.

IetHilinchl OF tue Interior,
4, r. Land Ouicr. wo, dwnrd. OF.
May, u, InOl,
sufficient contest affidavit having been
flcd In this ,nicc 10y Frank p. Madison. con.
trsIant against HE M 9s7i. mnie scptein.
her a. iphl. Tor sea see. ~, T. = n, Eangc q, r.
CM by william u. R'n. Cont stcc In which
II II allCgcd ;hnt said william u, Ran has
wholly nOnndoncd said I act, hus iaii"d 10
live upon an cul,lN ate said tract for peri-d of
more than 4 months preceding the dat ~ the
nling "f this Rihdavlt, AZ rsqni, d by law and
thai snid defaul has not been cured; that the
srii all, red absence IL not due Ia hiS employ.
ment sn the Army. Navy or Mar ne corps OF
the United States during any wsr said pnI les
aic hereby notih, Il 10 nrpc,r, respond und Of
hrevidonsr touching said n legation at 10
o'clO cf n, ~. on June, ~, IaoI, heiOre H. =,
Kelly, district clerk, or IN his absence. then
bciore John W Savngc. deputy district ci, rk
At HEAVIER leaver coun'y, a. r., and that iinal
hearing will he held al 10 o'clock a m. on
July ~, ,pyi. before the Register and Eeceivcp
At the tnit,d Staus Land once In Woodward
-. 4.
TIL. said contestant having In n proper nm.
davt nlcd May a. 1905, set tor b iacts
which show that sit,r due diligence persons
trrNic" oi ias n,tice can not be made. II In
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
bo given by due amt proper publication
y. D. Iiealy, Register.
FRS u LPo =.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
Nothing cf much importance TO
eritc about.
lCrowdcd on, lnst wcek.l

lNTpWutu Oht thtt Wt'k.
summer IL coming back again and
he grrss Is beginning to grow.
There was not so much damage done
~ the recent squall Of weather as we
,hought. Nearly all the crops are be-
timing To grow anew.
Neal and John Fox are breaking sod
N Bidc Whitakcr's claim. Ollie Co
how also broke ~ or - acres for Bidc
IIidc says hc would like to get S0.acrcs
broke out this spring.
There was preaching last Sunday ut
the Crooked Creek school house, also
baptising after services. Rev. T. b.
Paramorc conducted the services.
Farming is now in good progress and
Everybody nearly is at IT, l. this go
ing tn br converted into a farming
country?
People are getting ready for harvest'
There is going To br many harycstcrs
who will go from here.
Mrs A. {. Roberts IL getting in the
cattle business. She is raising seven
pet calves.
The new store nu the picratt Flat is
doing quite good business.
There was n blacksmith shop pulled
onto the picrntt Flat near the new
store last wccf
Mrs. Alfred Ray who lives near Bca-
yer, was visiting at H. 7. Sagcriy's last
week.
ollie Coshow worked for Doc Kan.
chuit Il few days last week.
Miss Ncttic Roberts has been staying
with her brother, Lon. near Englrwood
Ills wife will bc home soon from Wash
ington. where she has been visiting
her mother the past winter.
JrNRn In
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
Land Omce ut Woodward, q. T.

IHhu DHlcc ht oOdwhfd, ". T.
May. I. i9ll .
Notice Is hereby pivcn that the following
named settler hrs iil"d motto" of his int"n.
uop Ia make hnnl proof ~ support ni his
claim and TINT said proof will be made before
r. =. Kelly. clerk Oi district court of Beaver
county. a. T.. aud In citsc of his absence be-
fore his dcputy ut HEAVIER. Okla. Ter. on
Jul :. loot. viz:
John " Lancaster, of reaver, q. I. ia 22es
Tor the mex Ser ~ TAN. Il ., ECM.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culuva,
ton Of, said land, via!
Cyrus A, Allen, william j, Jones. James
BIanchai Il, Milton I.amastcr. OF trsver, %. T.
r d. Hraly, Register.
FP Il LP6 is
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
Land Office at Woodward. o. 7
Apr 90 1903.

Notice Is hereby gwen iha, the following
ten'ion To make fnai proof In support OF his
cli;nr and thu, said proof will he made be-
fore n d. Mecse. probate judge st Beaver,
q. T., on June, ., 1909, viz:
Jahu watkins, cline, %. T.. IA M s:l5 for
the ma ns,i, Acc 20, "a st. SEQ ~. T4 n, R2s
ECM.
He namcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cul,ivn.
tion of said land via;
Aib, rt ". Lnv"riy. VIM. lavcr,y. william
Gabbcri, Emery J. Lancaster. of Cine, %. r.
=. d. HrALY. I,egister
TPh InG
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
u. =. Land Once, Woodward, u. r..

u. =. Land once, Woodward, T..
Apr Is, 1909
N".iceis hereby given that the iollswina.
named settler hiss died motto, OF his intention
To make final proof IN support of his claim
and that said pnoof will bc made before ~ u.
Mcese. probate judge In aud for
Reavsr county. -, T.. at Beaver U. T., on
iune, ~, iooJ, viz:
Francis = Greene. TIA l2iSs for the nwI sw
y, ~ swA. See -, 7. n. and Lot Sec =. 4 }
N. X ~ ECM.
He names the following witnesses to prov.
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of SAT- lnnd, viz:
Henry Fosher, Al fJshcr. S. y. DuEan, NJ. l..
Green, Gate. q. T.
+. d. IirALy, Register,
FP S-3o LP6
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COW rEsl NOTICE.

W il'1l"s
United stai,s Iaud Onicc. wo DWARF. a.. T..
April ~, 1909.
A SUFFICIENT conics. sffianyit having been
flcd In this office by HirI.m B. Piumlcy. con.
tcsinni. aga nst Homestead entry No. Gl7.
made Sept ~ iyoi, tor n y. Sec. -, Tp. N,
Rang" ~ r.. 10y Elias L.. Noble Contestc..
Ia which II II alleged that sud Elias 4. Noble
hus " holly abandoned said tract al land Tor
period ofmorc than six msnths since max
lug said entry aud next prior 10 the dntc OF
this contest lie having tailed In amy manner
~ Improve said land or To osta bi .sh r., sidence
thereon within the rcriod pr scrihcd hy law
u m nih,l. ThH, lie hub never established
rchid nee thereon. That said defaults have
not been cured TINT said al rcod ab>er e. from
SAID land WIS not due tn his employment 10
theArmy. Navy or Marine corps OF the uuiicd
Sia,cs In time oi war In any capacity said
parii = "rc hereby noiihed to appeal rcspund
and uiisr evidence touching said allegations AT
40 O'Clock II. ~. on Aug y, iseJ b, fore the
Register and Receiver AT U. \. Land Oiiicc
nt Woodward q. Z.
The aid contestant having In n proper afIi-
dnvl: h,ed Apr. IS iaoJ set forth iacts which
show that n ter due diig, nee personal service
oi this no lee can NOT h. made 4 IL hereby or.
dcrrd aud directed that such notice bc given
ny due AMI proper publication.
En-. HrALy, Register
FPS IS ipo iS, Pi
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.IUMRo in.

Go to G. rracy Ag,. for Nc farlapd
Carriage Go. Far your Buggies, and
Vehicles, he has Jest received car
load direct from Factory at Conners
vile, Ind. all warranted by the factory
which, Tracy guarantees to purchaser,
Why buy from niddlemen or catalogue
houses and pay local rates and irirghts,
when yon can buy from first hands di-
rect from the factory aud obtain car
load rates allround and you know you
are dealing with the manuiac,ory di-
rect, Tracy will give you an honest
deal, McFarland Vehicles are the best
Come aud see them right here at Beav.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28
Land once ut Woodward, q. 7

Land once ut Woodward, q.
Apr 20 iJa
Notice Ia hereby given that the FLOWING
named settlers have filed notice Of their in.
tsntion to make huai proof In support Of their
claim, and that SAID pronf will 10 made be-
fore II. u. Quinn. a. :, Court Com, In and Tor
Beaver g, unity. -. 7 ut Guymon. q. T., on
July, Q, lgal, towit:
Annie E. Keown, deserted wife Of George
W. Kcown, OF Sibcral. Kansas. ia Nc 1io, Tor
81 nwI. 81 neH. See az. r } y. Rsu ECM.
lie names the ll.wing witnesses
Milton -. stansberry. Boyd, q. T., Lowell N.
Carpenter. BERNARD II. I.cmert. Burris Wright
Liberal. Kansas.
Alma Armstrong, formerly Alma Conovcr,
OF B' yd. %. T., IA No. 2o97 for the swii, Sec
H.TsN, Il 20 EcN.
lie names the following witnesses.
X. Thompson. Milton y. Siapsbcrry, Royd.
o. r. J. I. steele and \. o. Dcyoss, of l.iber-
al. Kansas
Milton =. Sianshsrry, 81 ROyd, u. T., ia No
sc,a for the NJ. s~i,, see ~, nwi. sex, Sec -.
swA swh, Sec ~, 7 n. X 30 ECM.
lie names the following Witnesses
J.. NJ Carpenter. q. e. Brown, Iiberat.
Karsns. J. q. Trindic. r. r. iiun,oon. Boyd.
OF.
Ed HrALv, Register.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-28

Ia the District Court OF Beaver county, Ok
lahoma territory:
William Z. Ha kcil. riaintin,
Lizzie q. Haskell. Defendant
Lizzie q, Haskell. you will take notice that
n petition for divorce, alleging abandonment
was hl"d In said court on the 18th day Of May
i'ol, against you.
That unlcss yon appear and answer SAID y,
tiiion on or before the al day ~ July, 1908.
said petition will be- taken ~ tue and judn-
mcnt rendered accordingly granting to the
said plaintiff, u decree OF absolute divorce.
william r. IIuskc /, Plaintiff.
by X. u. I.oofbourrow, Atty.
FPS a. IPt