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The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
Daniel Hogan.
WOOL MATERIALS
FOR THE SPRING

We are showing very swell fabrics
in wool for the early Spring Dresses.
Skirts, Waists. etc. Our stock Is full
of bright, new pretty weaves. Also a
beautiful line Mercerized Madras,
Fancy Piques in elaborate designs. IS
New Walking skirts. in black. gray
and navy, for $3.50.
Ladies' Walking Skirts. made with
fiounce and trimmed in buttons, only
$3.50.
Ladies' Walking Skirts. panel front
and yoke effect, at $3.50 and $S.ss.
Ladies' Tucked Skirts for s4.ss and
$3.50.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
AT THE THEATER

Mr.. jolly of Joliet" will make his
bow to Savannah theater-goers to-
morrow night. In this day, when au-
thors seem to have reached the con-
clusion that all striking comedy stu
atoms must be brought about through
suggestion of the infidelity of hus-
band or wife. MIR. Jolly of Joliet" is
original. 1t reminds one of the whole
some plays presented in other
days. This is one of the claims
for the comedy-freedom from sugges-
tNeness. The play comes highly in
dorsed.
Saturday matinee and night Savan-
nahians will welcome the re-appear-
ance of The Four Cohans in 1.-THE
Governors Son." a comedy always
bright and attractive and as full of
humor as it can stick. The Cohans
need no introduction to Savannah
theater-goers. Neither does their play.
Among the new musical numbers are
two very catchy and clever numbers
from George Cohans fertile mind.
Yankee Doodle Doings," II Love You
All" Then I'd Be Satisfied With
Life" and THE Soldiers of the Stage"
Several of the old favorites, among
them - Regular Sherlock Holmes. /"
Lucy" The Moon Song" Never
Breathe a Word of This to Mother"
will also be heard. The sale of seats
will open this morning. The matinee
prices are 25 cents to 81; night, CSC to
$50.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

building. A new system Of lighting
also viii be installed. electricity being
used, but being furnished from a se-
ries Of orifices placed in the walls az
a distance OF about feet apart into
which the wires connecting with the
desk lights may oe inserted or from
which they can be detached at pleas
ure. This Is for convenience in arrang-
ing the desks.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
INTERNATIONALLY, wAYCRoss.

Waycross, Ga, March AT the
home of Mrs. Georgia Jones, last even
ing, Mr.. J. d. Webb and Mrs. Louda
Mooreman were married by Rev. ]. NJ.
Foster, pastor of Trinity Church. MIR.
Webb is from Virginia and has been
spending the. winter in Florida. Mrs.
Mooreman resides in Kentucky. Be-
cause of certain objections to their
marriage, the couple met here by agree
ment The minister who performed
the marriage ceremony was pledged TO
secrecy, and an attempt was made to
keep the public from learning of the
marriage.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

appointment is due partly to the fact
that you are losing one in whom you
have the utmost confidence, and it is
upon your confidence in her that l am
relying to win little favor even now
for myself, the person to whom she is
willing to entrust her school. l can
say with truth, that with the eXcep-
ton of my own, there is no other
school considered with reference to its
principals, to it's teachers, to it's pu-
pills. that l would be willing to under
take. Education does not lie wholly
in the knowledge gained from books.
The ideas and the ideals that the Ran
do!ph-Cooley School has upheld I shall
strive to maintain, and 1 trust that
am not mistaken in counting largely
upon your cooperation.
Miss .Hartridge's words met with
warm applause, and she was much
gratiied by the cordiality of the re-
ception accorded her by her future pa
irons, who are well-known members of
Plainfeld society. While expressing
their sorrow at the loss of Miss RAN
dolph, they assured Miss Hartridge of
their Import and cooperation. The
meeting ended with an informal re-
ception, in which Miss Randolph's en-
gagement was announced. Miss Ran
dolph was hostess at charming tea
at which Miss Hartridge was intro
duced to the teachers who are to form
her staff
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
FIGHT is BEGINNING
Against the American shipbuiIding
Company Mt Richmond.

Richmond; Va. March Alt is re-
ported in financial circles here to-day
that the American Locomotive Company
is backing the financial arrangements
for the settlement of the affairs of the
William r. Trigg Shipbuilding Com
pany, and that this is the beginning of
an organization of ship yards to fight
the American Shipbuilding Company.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
BISHOP POTTER AT JEkYL.
New York CLERGYMAN VIII Preach
mt Brunswick Sunday.

Brunswick, Ca, March 4.-Bishop
Henry c. Potter of the diocese of New
York arrived at JekyI Island to-day.
He was accompanied by his wife. who
was formerly Mrs. Clark of Coopers-
town, N. Y. and who is one OF the
wealthiest women In America. They
Will spend two weeks on JekyI. sun
Day the Bishop will preach at st.
Marks Church in this city. His sub
Ject will be Modern Conditions I'm
American Life and Their Demand"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
CITY BREvITlEs.

The Savannah Music Club win have
no meeting tonight, the regular meet
ing and concert having been postponed
nnul next Thursday 10 the Lawton
Memorial
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

Miss Daisy Gordon, Miss Bess Parker,
and Miss Alice Gordon. The bows were
Masters John and Hayward Howkins,
Frank Bisbee, Spencer Shotter. An
derson Carmichael. Albert Susong.
Percy and Charles Bell, CORTLAND
Parker. Ambrose Gordon and Fitzhugh
White.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
Miss Roosevelt Departs.

New Orleans, March 4.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt and Miss Root, who have
been, visiting this. city during the past
Z two weeks. left to-day for Washing
ton
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

The school of which Miss Hartridge
will be both owner and principal is
located in the center of the city of
Plainfield in new and modern
equipped building. The corps of teach
ers numbers twenty-five and there are
now 1876 pupils. Miss Hartridge will
add a boarding department to the day
school.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
SOCIETY EVENTS.

Mrs. H. NJ. Beck of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, is expected tomorrow to visit
Mrs. C. w. Bruen and Mrs H. H.
Bruen. Mrs. Beck will be in the city
for two weeks.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
Specials for This Week.

12hc Zephyr Ginghams 10c.
Extra large special Marseilles effect
$119.
72-inch Cream Damask, 65c value Soc
Large Hemmed Sheets 49c.
&c Check Nainsook sc.
Zoe india Linon 15c
121sc India Linon Toe.
DANIEL HOGAN,
Cor. Broughton and Barnard SITS.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

the time. This was about one year ago.
and began to improve and was able to
attend to my business without being
constantly hampered by every kind of
pain known to a human being. My
hearing which was almost entirely gone
in one ear, got very much better.
This winter when every one was
suffering from la grippe. stood like
stone wall, absolutely proof against it.
! am not n believer i'm patent medI-
cines,' having found the majority OF
them fakes, but do not hesitate to
recommend Peruna as the best med
icine for catarrh the world has ever
seen. 1 keep n bottle of IL ut home
constantly and shall continue 10 do
so. because believe IL to be the
best remedy. on earth. 1 never leave
home that 1 don't put n bottle of 1t
Ina my grip."-A. Il. Wood.
H. Alexander. No. / Mountain street
Montreal, Canada, writes:
After having suffered for several
years with catarrh of the head, and In
vain tried various kinds of patent med
icines. catarrh snuff, balm. etc, etc, a
friend advised me TO try Peruna, and
use 1t according to directions. After
taking half of the bottle my sufferings
were as bad as ever and l nearly gave
up in despair, declaring to members OF
my family that Peruna was just as
useless as all other kinds of medicine
that had used before. Nevertheless
went on taking the medicine, and to-
day. exactly two months after COM
mencing to take Peruna I have almost
forgotten all about catarrh. My head
is clear the bad attacks gradually dis
appeared, and am now able to attend
to my work properly."-H. Alexander.
Congressman George w. Mcbride
writes: The excellence of Peruna for
catar.h nd c.Ids hos beer. satis-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

Miss Low of London is the guest of
Mrs. Frank 3. Screven.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

Mrs. William Wade is spending
some time in the city at THE ogle-
thorpe
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

Mr.. T. Savage Clay left yesterday
afternoon for New York, after a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lang. and Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Clay.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

Prof w. r. Powell, of Washing
{ ton. D. c., is one of the best known
} educators in the country. For fifteen
years he has been superintendent Of
the Public Schools of Washington.
which is considered the best school
system in the United States. Prof.
Powell is the author of a number of
school books which are used
throughout the United States. This
we'll known gentleman does not hes
itate to recommend Peruna to his
countless friends and acquaintance
ali over the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

The ladies of the Westminster
Church will give an oyster supper on
Friday evening, March 6, at $3.50
o'clock, in the Sunday-school building,
corner Barnard and Anderson streets.
Miss Elizabeth Waller will leave Sat-
urday for Cuba with Mrs. R. T.
Semmes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-06-11
Land once at Woodward. o. r


Apr ~ igt3
Ne'ice IL Hereby given that the following
named settler hsv. flied notice OF their In.
tenii"n io nak" 1nsl proof IN support " their
claim. aLd that sald prof will be- made be-
for" n. n. QuInn,U. :. Court Conn. In nnd Tor
Beaver g. unity. %. r AZ Guy ymon, %. T., on
July, ., lyoL towlti
Annie T.. H. wn. deserted wife OF George
W. kcown,' l. .r'al. kunsas. ia No sio7 Tor
~ nwE. ~ 4.SecS %. r y. R2o ECM.
II. NAMES the T. llswing witnesses
Milton = stunshcrry. BuNd. -. T.. Lowell ".
Carpenter. B'rua'd II. Lemert, Burris wright
lateral. kansas.
Alma Armstrong, frirerly Alma Conovcr.
Of lloyd. %. r.. ia No. .oy7 for the swI Sec
~, r y, II ECM.
lie names the following Witnesses.
H. Thompson. Milton y. Stnnshcrry Boyd,
q. T. J. L.. stccc and =. q. Dcyoss, of Liber-
al. Kansas.
Milton y. S'anshcrry. Of Boyd. -. T., IA No
ao7o for the ~ sex, sec ~ pwn soH. Sec -.
swK swh, Sec IL, 4 ~. 40 ECM.
lie names the following Witnesses
l.. NJ. Carpenter. q. &. Brown. Liberal.
Kansas. J. q. Trlnalc. y. X. Buntoon. Boyd.
OF.
Ed llE,LY, Register.
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Tsrr,tosy Of Oklahoma :.
County of Beaver.
IN the Probate Court .


Estate OF George scranage. decreased
The petition OF william IL. Th' mas, Ms ad-
minisirAfor, de bonis non. OF said estate, hav-
Ing been presented 10 tLis court praying that
IN order be made. authorizing said petitioner
10 cell the whole. or So much and such pnrt ~
the real estate described IN aid petit y, rs
the court shalI ju'ige necessary. at private or
public auction sale, and II appearing to the
Court from such petition that II IN necessary
TO scli the VIII 10 or some portion of such real
estate for the purposes aud reasons mcntion-
ed IN said petition, therefore said petition viii
be flied herein.
II II hereby ordered by the conn that said
peutlon will he heard by this court upon he
2sd day OF June, ioo7. NJ the horr uf 10 o'clock
o. M. and the same Is appointed se the time
when all persons interested ~ said csrnt, Hro
directed and required TO appear bci fc this
court to show cause why M order shuuld not
be- ginpied Ia said petitioner To sell 40 much of
the real estate oI said deceased as IL nc'.s
sary.
And n Is farther ordered that copy of this
or er be personally served upon NJ pcrsrns
interested IN said estate. n guardian Ot n
minor. Sc Interested. or heir Of Ihc dec, ascd.
provided they nre rcsid, nts Of the Territory
of fOkinhoina. AT least ten dnys before the
time appointed for hearing snid petition. un.
I, Az they shall waive surh no lee IN writing.
Witness my hnnd aud ofiicial seal this 18th
day OF May, 1908.
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Land once e, wocdwnrs. q.

Land once tt WocdwnrS, o.. T.
Mag 20, 1907.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named rettlers have hlcd no;icc of their lnten
iiou 10 make fnni prot In support OF thu ir
claim aud that said proof will b. made before
y. r. Kally clerk of the dlsiriet court OF Bea.
yer county o, IN his absence before John W.
Savage, his deputy, at Beaver. .. T., ON July,
., 1901 viz
Janics u. Creighton, of Custer. q. T. HE
s7ot FOR the sex, See II, TIN. Rs,E
Lewis Y. Creighton. OF Custer. q. T.. he
sooo fJr the neJi Seci7. TIN, RYE
They ame the following witnessen 10 prove
their couiinaous residence upon ehd culiiva-
iion Of saii land, via:
Witnesses for Jumcs T.. Creighton:
Lewis T.. Creighton, Arthur N. Howe, Er.
nest q. Howe, Jpmes ". Howe, 81 Custer u. r,
witnesses f'r Lewis h. Creighton
james r. Creighton. Arthur N. Howe. Er.
most e. Hove. James II. Howe, OF Custer.o . .
Ed. HEALy. Begister.
ZIP o. Lpy2 -r
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-06-11

Muys . ivy
Nctieeis IL hereby ssven that tho foiiowins
named settler has nIed notice OF her inien'
iion 10 make anai pso'f In support Of her
claim and that said proof viii be made b.
f,reE ?. kcl y. ,ieik oftbe District CJurt for
Pcnver county. o. T., or In his sbsencs befove
viN
Cora MrNickic. ofCustcr. q. T.. ia ioisc
FOR ihcnH sex. swK sex. swK mex. Sec Is. !
IN, u IS ECM.
shs nanics the iSllowing witnesses To prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultlya
ton Of said inni, yiN
John &. He's. Chn,Ics Rlrdsa'i, Custer. q.
T., Charles D. rurkl', MERIT Hess OF Laverne
o..
u. HFALY Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

NON lfsSi NtlNEs
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office, Woodward q, r,
April. gT, I9Oj.
A sufficient contest affidavit hhv ing been
fled In this office by Hiram y. Plumlcy, con.
tesiani. against homestead entry M. 0iJ7.
made Sept - i0oi, for mex. See. ~, Tp. n,
Range "a T.. by Eiias e.. Noble Contcstcc.
IN which IL Is alleged that said Elias e. Noble
has wholly abandoned snid tract sf land for
a period Of more than six months since max
Ing said entry and next prior 10 the date Of
this contest He having failed In any manner
to improve said land or To establish residence
thereon within the period prescribed by law
70 mnnthsl. Thnt he has never established
rcsidencc thereon. That snid defaults have
not been cured thrt said alleged absence from
said land wns not due To his employment In
the Army. Navy or Marine corps of the United
States In time Of war In any capacity said
re rti' 9 ARE hereby notified to appear respond
aud offer evidence touching sald allegation M
40 O'Clock a. M on Aug. u, iooj b, fore the
Register nnd Receiver at u. ~ Land Office
a, Woodward q. r.
The said contestant having In a proper AMI
davit flied Apr. . ino,. set furtl facts which
show that after due Diligence pcrsoual service.
of this notice can not hc made II In hereby or.
dcrcd aud directed that such notice bc given
by due and proper publication,
80. HEALy, Register
Frs as Lp6 Is, I'd.
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Land omcs II woodward. o. r.
~ u. MEt ~,
Probate Judge

Land once ~ Woodward. OF.
My, I. Ia1'.
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler hns nnd notice of his iuton.
tios to make final proof in support oi his
claim and that said proof will be- made before
7. Kelly. clerk of district court of Beaver
county. q. T., and In case Of his absence hc-
fore hls deputy at Beaver. Okla. Ter. on
Jul 7. iooi. viz:
John w. Lnmastcr, of Beaver o. 7. ia 226s
for the mex SEQ y, TAN. II - ECM.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culiiya-
tion Of. said laud, vir
CyrusA. Allen, William j. Jones. James
Bla nchard. Milton Lamastcr. OF Bchvcf. %. r
y. ID. Hcaly, Register.
Up ]. LP6 IS
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Land Ofiice at Woodward. u. 7.

NFr 70, IUUJ,
Notice is roby given that the following
named settler Ia. nled notice Of his In.
tcntion Ia inake nnai pro q IN support OF his
claim and that said pro.i will be made be-
fore n. ID. nccsc. probate Judge In and for
Beaver couniy. u. T., at beaver. y. T., on J,iy
2, 1909, via;
David d. Fronk. of Elmwood. O. T., HA Io..i
To- the sk nw.. WI ne,.. Set ~. TAN. Il 70 Y
lie names the follow Ing witnesses TO prove
hls continuous residence upon aud ealti,a-
tion " said lands. vat
James Bare, Beaver o. T.. Thomas Camp
bell. Charles Beebe. David S. sronk, Of Elm
wood. y. I.
'. D. nesly, Register
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In the Dstridt Court In and for Beaver coan.
ty. Oklahoma Territery
EGic Murdoek, Pinintin
W.
James NJ Murdock, Defendant
To James N hurdock. defendant
You viii pleuse take notice that you have
been sued By tho plnintin. Euis J Murdock In
the above styled cause Ia said court ana thnt
you mus appear and answer tlr petition OF
the plsini,n r-w on nle In this court on or be-
lore the 10Th day Of fJuly. iDo5 or said petition
will bc taken ss truo and judsmcn, rendered
accordingly. dissofyins tho bonds of mstrimo.
ny horctsfore aud nov esIstng hetween the
piairiifr aud said dcfssiant aud dvcrecirg the
ssid pinIntis. Enle J Mud ok AN absolute IL.
,or,e e froB, ssiI defendant, Janies a Murdoch
aud aIso 20 tbs vlainaa this custody OF Ainber
Murdoch the child " said p,pin,in aud dsicnd-
art a,ftst u 19N Ne
II wjtnsss Whereof have hsrsuato sst my
hsss sad saisisl sssl'this 'st day Of June iso,
4 l6saiI Erkeliy. Clerk
y A,. jobn W ssssgc,'isputy
4 b Inesbsurrow ~ f
Y : Aisy fisISJlg ~
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Notice.

Notice.
Notice 10 hereby given TO all persons inter.
es'ed In the estate of Elizabeth Kelver. de
ccassd. that on the ist day OF June, 1903. Ear
Miller produced and nicd In the probate court
Of Beaver county. Oklahoma territory. an In
strument Ia writing purporting 20 he the last
will aud testament OF Elizabeth Kelver. de
ccnsed, and also nled In laid Court a petiiior
praying for the prosate OF said will and tina,
ictt"rs testamentary issue thereon to said
Earl Miller. devisce banned In said viii
notice II hereby given that Friday. June. i9
iyoJ. has been sppoint.d As the time for hear
Ing OF said petition and proving said will al
the probate court room iu Beaver o. T.. whrr
and where al persns Interested may appeal
and contest the same.
witness my kapd knd the seal OF SAID eour
this 1st day VI June, ISoJ.
Iseai u. u. Meese.
IL II Loofbourrow. Probate Judge
Atty Petitioner
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Land once at woodward, OF

May ~. 1903.
Notice II hereby given that the foliswiBs
nsmod settler has nied notice Of his In
isn'ion 10 make nnAl proof In support ol
his claim and that said proof will be made
before v. p. Kelly. Clerk Of the District Cour,
OF beaver County. q. T.. ar In his absence be.
=. ON July. i9os. viz:
Henry Meyer for the swk nsk. sh n~S, ne
y swA. Sec %, TeN. Rss ECM
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous Residence upon and cult
walton OF said lands, yiri
Milton Free. ID. NJ. Msrkey. Wiley Rhodes
rhomas Maitin. ofNye. a. Q.
y. ID. HEALy. Register
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May IS. IsoJ
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his In
tention to make final rrsof In support al
his clai!u and that said proof will bs
made b,fo'e y. r. Kelly, clerk of the Iii.
trict Court OF Beaver county, o. T. aud IN
casf OF his absence. bef re his deputy, ai
Beaver, Oklahoma Territory, ell July l.i9o!
viz:
william shelley. Nye, he yer Co, T.. nv
$50 for the eH nwh. nwh nwk. -ei II. ncA
mex. Sec ls. TON. X al ECM.
lie namcs the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud culiiva
ton oi said land land. viz:
NJ. ". Anschuiz. william Dlckerson. 7. L
Murdoch, John Dickeison, OF Nye, e,O.T.
y. ID. HrALY. Register.
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CONTEST GoiCE.

toN fSl eOibE.
Department of the Interior,
u. =. Land Office, woodward. q. T.
Apr. -, Igo3.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed IN this oiice by Orleigh {. Dnggin.
contestant. aPaius M No. gi3l, made sept.
.. 1877. tor the ne Y. section AZ, Twp North
Range ~. D., by Brick A. Erickson. Contestee
Ia which " Is alleged that said Erick a.
Erickson has wholly abandoned said tract OF
land Tor q period sf more tbad ss months
since making said entry and next prior tn the
date OF this contest. lie having failed In any
manner 10 improve snid land or to establish
residence thereon within the period prescribed
by law 70 monthsl, that hc hns never estab-
iished residence thereon; that said defaults
have not been cur,di that said alleged absence
from said land was not due to his employ inent
IN the Army, Navy or Marine corps al the
u. \. 10 time Of war IN any capacity said par
ticH are hereby notified To appear, respond
and oficr evidence touching said allegation nj
10 o'clock a. m. on July. ~. 1909. before the
Reg lstcr and Receiver OF the United States
Land once In woodw ward, Woodward county
o..
rhe said contestant having. In a proper ain-
dayit, nied Apr. a. 1908 set forth facts which
show thst after due diligence personal service
OF this no lee can not be made. u IL hereby or
dcrea and lrectcd that such notice be given
by due aud proper publication.
y. d. HsALYiRegister
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department ~ thu Interior.
4. y. Land once, Woodward, q, U

CONTEST NOTICE.
Department ~ tn. Interior.
u. \. Land once, Woodward, q, U.
May ~. Iool
Asuf;icient contest aaida II having been
filed in this otiice by Fred skinner, contest
ant against II. II, No. 6S97 made feh' 9, I|'i'
fer eH sek Sec 81 and WI swK, sec 70 TGN
n 90 ECM. by Tyrig S. Libby, csntestse. In
which Il In alleged that said Tyrig 5. lihby has
wholly abandoned said irnct Of land for pc
iiod of more than months prior 10 Ming the
contest affidavit that saih tract In not settled
upon and cultivated by said party as required
by law said parties are hereby notified Ia ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touching
snid allegation NJ 10 O'Clock O. M, ON June 40.
1909. before u. p. Kelly, District Clerk OF
Beaver county. q. r.. or In his absence before
his dcputy. john W. Savage, aud that nnal
b, arlne will be held At 10 O'Clock n. M. on
| July. Is Ioo3. before the Register aud Recely'
or at the u. Il. Land once IN woodward, u. ]
The said contestant having ina proper nn
dnvit nlcd April. Il. 1893. sci 10th facts when
| show that aftrr due diligence personal ser-
vico of this notice can M, be- made, II Is here
| by ordered and directed that such notice be-
giyea by due aud proper publication.
FL HEALY, Register.
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