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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-08-04

N. q. Galway and family spent
portion of this week in Meade.
Curt Holmes left for Woodward yes.
terasy to srend his vacation,
Free use Of textbooks ut the South
western Business University, Oklnho-
ma City.
Miss Elsie Mecse spent the past
week on Clear Greek with her grand
parents, II. Kile aud wife.
Owing to Rev. Galway being unable
TO preach, there were no services At the
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Cliff left this
morning for visit to the great Fair at
ST. Louis.
Jas. Day and family, Of Woodward
county. were here last week yisu,ng
Mrs. Days s,ster, Mis-. ID. M; Kilc.
They departed for home yesterday.
photographer Russel is here again
this week taking the depth Of water ia
the Beaver river and replacing ths
gauge wh,ch was washed out b,
she recent food. He will continue OF
to the wsst end.
Will Qnipn and family and Mis
Mae Weir and Clsude BLANCHARD spen
Sunday pleasantly at tine home OF I. Z
Brsidwood, on Six Mile. They tool
their fishing tackle along and deal
misery to the iuny tribe.
| The rains which have fallen th,
past week have cansed crops to present
quite a different aspect than wecl
ago. The hot dry westher aud ho,
winds Of Friday and Saturday had be
gun 10 tell on crops bu, nov since i6'
abundant raius a Cue harvest is assured
This season has surely been "bumpcr'
crop year.
| Beaver has assumed seaside reao.
custou.s, the laies. fad being bsthinl
10 the placid waters of the bea n,ifu
Beaver and tributaries. For exhile
rating and pie, sing ,f-c,s the stream
ere equal to any summer resort OF sea-
/ .hore anl the clean, white sand i
superior to even that ot the might.
Pacific.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-08-04
CONTEST NOTICE.

CONTEST NOTlCE.
Department OF the Interior, united states
Land Office, Woodward. o. Il.
- July Q. Ioo4.
A sufficient contest af1davit having been
flied In this Office by iliam u. Derr Of May,
Woodward county %. t. coptestant, against
Fred t. Farva, Norton, lille, Kansas, entry No.
Islys, made September 2nd, 1908 Tor Sc x
Section &, township 2, rnuge az, by Fred 7.
Farvs. cont, srec, In which It is alleged that
Fred 7. Faiva has never es tabtished re- idrncc
ON said 'ract of land and has nc.,1 Improved
fenced or culiiva cd any pnr. @! fult tract
and has whally abandoned said ial.d 70 Nore
Than SIX monihs next proceeding ,he flNr y
Df this contest aud that said alleged absence
by defendant is nut due to his employment
In the Army, Navy or Marine Corps OF the
Uuitcd States In the war with Spain or any
other war In which the united States may
be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear. re-
Rpond and offer evidence touchiag
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. IN. on Sept 10
igl+, before II. ID. Meese. Probate Judge. Be;,-
yer County, Oklahoma Ty. at his Office In
beaver. q. r., and that anal hearing viii be
held at 10 o'clock. .. m. On october .,
1904. before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land office in Woodward
Woodward Co. or.
The said contestant having In a proper all.
davit fled July9. iso4, set forth facts which
show that after due di igence personal ser
vice OF this notice eau no, be made, II is here
by ordered aud directed that such notice be
given by due aud proper publication.
r.. 5. WicGiSs. Receiver,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-08-04
GRAND VALLEY ITEMS.
IRONS nrc luoking fine.

G. M. PIymell has had his roundup
and branded his calves. He has a fine
herd.
Miss June Farr spent Sunday with
Miss Nella Rankin.
Mr. Nix. of washita county, has
moved ON his school section 80 and is
having well drilled.
IIaying will begin soon.
Mrs Incz lIarges. OF Binger, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. +. Ballinger.
S. O. Aubry is on the sick list.
We are having plenty of rain and
grass is fine.
j. + Ballinger is fencing his crop.
Ben BoLr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-08-04
NOTICE.

No.icc Is hereby given TO all per.ons inter
csted In the E<'ae of Thomas n. Evans de-
ceased. that ON the nth day OF April, reoi,
Earn ct 8. Evans PRODUCED and filed In the
Probate Court OF The county OF Beaver and
Teiritory OF Okli homn, on instrument In
writing purporiiny 10 be the last wi | and tes
lament of Ihamns H. Evans. d, ceased, and
also filed IN said Court his petition for the
Probate Of said will. and that letters tcs'amt r.
tnry Issue thereon to said Petitioner Earnt 81
3. Evans the Executor named thereins
Pursuant to an order OF said Court made en-
the 18th day OF Jnlv, 1904, notice is hereby
given that fiiaay the 9Th day of Aupu-t. 1901
at the hour OF 10 o'clock q. m. Of said day. has
been appointed MS the time for heaiing said
petition aud rowing said will. nj the Probate
Court room in Be cayer In said county Of Beaver,
Ok fahoma T. itory. wheu and where all per.
sons inter sted may appear and ccatcst the
same.
In testimony whereof, ] have hereuuto set
my b,nd aud the seal o said Probate Court
this re'h day OF Jul y. i9o4.
H. ID. MEEsK, Probate Judge.
tSEAL.1 al 50 3
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-08-04
BALKo NEWS.


Refreshing rains saturday and Sum
day nights.
Messrs. Daniels, Hyte and Denny
have returned from the Kansas harvest
fields.
Jim James wears u broad smile since
July 20. 1t is a ten pound girl and
papa James is hugely happy.
A short bat pleasant program wns
given by our Sunday school Sunday
morning consisting Of instrumental
music by MIR. Mahl and Mr.. Newfell
ON violin and guitar and recitations,,
reading and songs by the school.
John Cooper and wife spent Friday
on the banks OF Clear Greek enjoying
the cxhilarating effect OF piscatorial
spwt
;,oah Smith drove in Friday with his
well drill from Woodward county and
returned Saturday for his wife and
household effects. lie win soon be a
bona fide resident OF our community
and will then commence 20 puncture
Beaver county soil for water.
AR. and Mrs. Mcvickcr and little son
Willie, Of Como. were guests over Sat-
urday and sunday IN our neighborhood'
They were entertained Saturday by
Leslie Long and wife and attended our
sunday school and entertainment. af-
tcrviiich their enjoyment was looked
after by Rev. and Mrs. Keller.
Prsem PoIsT.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-08-04
Democratic GMket.
Call for New Settler Peoples
Convention.

by Order Of the Executive Commit
sec, You will meet at . O'Clock y. m ),
August q 1904. in your respective town.
sh,ps: Select 3 delegates To r0nnty
convention nominate fun township
sicket and elect one member of county
central committee
On august 10 1904, at ? o'elock p. m.
she delegates will meet at the Court
House in the town Of Beaver and NOM
mate u fulicounty ticket, at which time
she new executive committee will or
ganize and elect chairman etc.
J. w. GRIrrIS, ALRERr wELLsoRS
Sec'y. Chr'm
Tyrurpv q. T. BEAVER o. T..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-08-04

Doa, the-s heavy dews remind You
Of "bask East" They are a neselu
10 Beaver county people.
We wea'd ak that readers If ihi,
papss Who have knal proof. oe.,rs, ("
.,h-s ksal s'',ires Tor psblicsi'ea, y.
quest that rssse be psblshva in ,h
Beaver Herald. Don't forget whrn
you have such notices ,h~ We ~l~ay'
publish rasse correctly .sa lsgaiy and
that the b~st sr,,irr " always given
through he Herald e"ls'nGs. A pimai
.r Contest has meyer h.vn ri erd be-
Jan Sc II incorrect publication IN III
Bsrs Hrrabi Ubsr pauers in B.a
vur cannot truthfslly SAY ss @seh
Send us your noiia.s.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-08-04
Land once at woodward. o. T..

July. u i9ot
Noticc Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Med notice of his Intention
TO make fnal proof In support of his cinm and
that said proof will he mude before II. ID
Neese. probate judge. Beaver Co.. o. In
his absence before w. q. fislds. Clerk Of Pro.
bate Court at Beaver. D. 7 ON Aug, "a, iy4.
viz George p. Brown. Beaver, okla HE No.
isss for the EH SwK, swK swH. SIC =, SEX
SEX. S ss. +, N. X ,. EcM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ass coniinuous sresiience upon aud euitlvs.
tion Of sal land. via;
Js.hnJ. G Getzing.r, David NJ. Kiic. Fred c.
Tracy. ef Beaver, OKLA, Solomon Blosser, OF
Eimwood. Okla.
Y. D. iisALy. Register.
FPT Ia IPe rs
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Lard omsc at Woodward, o T.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
,,ame,l settler has flied notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim.
aud that said proof will he nade before H. ID.
Meese. Probate Judge, Beaver county, ut Iica-
yer. o. 4. on August S. 1901, viz:
Marie rrastek, OF Liberal. kansas, HE No.
fSz;5. for the y T. y see. - Tp. U, N Range 40.
Il.
she names the following witnesses to prove
her continues resi- cnce upon. aud cultiya-
tion of, said land. viz: Na1.
Frank Makovee, Emil zelinka Frances
Houska aud Matilda Mailer.
+. ID. uEkI.y, Register.
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land ONCE at Woodward. D T.

une IS. 1904.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named setiier has filed notice OF his inten-
tion to make final proof In support of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
n. u. Meese Probate Judge, or In his absence
then before W. G. Fields clerk OF the Probate
Court ut his once In Beaver Oklahoma. on
August 5. 1904. viz.
Matilda Maier. of Liberal, Kansas. ia No
,ss,.. Tor the Sc X. Sec. s3, Up. 6, N. Range 20
II. C.M.
He namcs the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ton of said land. viz:
Emil Zclinka, Frank Makovee. Frances
Houska and Marie Trastck. all Of Liberal.
Kansas.
+ ID. HEALY. Register
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june. ~. lsn4.
Notice il hereby gwen that the following
named settler has flied notice of his inten lon
to make finaI proofin support OF his claim
and thar said roof will be innde before II. u.
Mccse. Probate Judge OF Beaver county, or In
his absence before W @. Fields. Clerk OF Pro-
bate Court at Beaver, o. T.. on Aug. s, r9o4
viz: james =. Young, OF Conroy. o. T. HE
No. Is'so. for the NEh. Sec. so, IT. N. OF X %
ECM.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his con,iDu ms residence upon and cultivation
of. said land. viz:
Henry t. Mitch II, rhomas Ssennctt, Will
lam T.. Young and George W. wright, all Of
conroy, U. t.
.. ID. iIealy, Register.
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Land once Al woouwara, o. n.

July .. 1900.
Notice is hereby riven that the following
named settler has filcd notice OF her rinten-
tion 10 make nnal proof in support OF her
claim and that SAID proof viii bs made be-
so'e the Reri.trr nnd i,ecsivcr ofU. 5. Land
once at Woodward OKLA. on Ans rs. reoi.
via, Rhods Is. DelIingsr. OF Custer Beaver
eounty. Okla. Tor tne IA MA. Sec 40. wv
NwA, See a.. Tan. RasE
She names tho hdiowing witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiya.
tion OF. said land. viz:
william McvMkers. James A. Phillips. Bis
mark Kelley. THOMAS J. Ii,nzler. all OF Custer
Okla.
F.p. fieaIy. ttegsster. .
- Is I'D.
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Co,,ntu OEieers.

County Officers.
Tressursr. }. G. wiLitAnsON.
Clerk, .. =. LANcssToN.
Attorney. q. u. HsAeY.
supt.. B y. BROWN
Sheriff, Andy hcNE w.
probate Jsage, r. p PRAIUvoop.
Rsu,sser OF Deeds. T. l. tloSp.
Coroner. pR. l. s. MuHSELL
Surveyor. q. NJ. GARDINER.
Com. 8d Dirs. JOHN SKELLf.
Com. I'D Oiss, u NJ. RILEY.
Com. tat Die. D. e. GRASHAM.
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i. S. G.. F.
BUREAUx DU SECRETAIRE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
COTIsATION NO 16
FOnds des MembreS
HOnOraireS

EscANABA, M1cH.le 20 mars 1904
Mesdames ct Messieurs
Vous etes offic1ellemsnt notifies
duld6ces de M. Ulr1c Beause] our
de la Branche No 30 de Bay City
qui succomb6 le 23e jour de F6-
vrier 1894 de la maladie dite
Pneumonia.
Feu M. Uric Beaus6jour etait
assure de $500 dams Ia classe des
Membres Honoraires ct portait le
Certifcat de B6n6fces No 800 en-
date du 30 janvier 1903 ct q p6po-
que de son d6ces 6tait en- regle
avec la Soci6t6 st Joseph ct avec
|rUnion des Societies.
D'aprAs la teneur des Sections Z
ct des Articles du reglement de
|l'Union des Societies Condolences
Franchises Catalogues des Etats-
Unis, tout membre assure dams la
caisse du Fonds des Membres Ho-
noraires don't le Certifcat de Be-
n6fces porte une date ant6rieure
au % F6vrier 1904 loit payer au
|secr6ta1re de la Branche q laquel-
le il appartient le mo9tant dune
cotisation de $l.00 du 81 mars
1904 au 3 avril 1904.
E. M. ST JACQUES
Secretaire General.
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Vous embaumez la yiolette
LIE muguet ct les lilas blancs
Vous ferez naftre dams les occurs
Get amour qui donne la fevre.
Oar vous allez semer des feurs
Et des baisers sur chaque levre.
La Charlie porte Bonheur

L'h1ver 6tait froid, la journ6'
grise; on attendait Ia ,neige. U1
monsieur, pref q franchir le Pont
Neuf, est arret6 par un embarras
de voituree. II attend ct regarde
autour de lui. Un petit bonhomme
dune dizaine d'ann6es au plus at
tire son attention. Ce petit faisait
NAL a voir: son costume 6tait pire
indigence, aggrav6 dun debris de
culotte en- 6toffe printaniere jaune
ou grise?
! Sur le trottoir duIquai SO tenait
un mendiant, q quiz personne ne
donnalt rien. Tout a coup, lie petit
garcon SO dirige vers le mendiant
pr6occup6 ct met un sou dams Ia
s6bille.
"Par exemple, se dit le mon
sieur, VOLTA un petit gareon qui fait
la lecon aux gros riches Cest bien
Grange! Get enfant m6rite qu'on
pobserve."
LIE monsieur observe l'enfant ct
meme Ie suit de tres pres, jusqu'a
pextr6mlte du Pont -Neuf. y
Encore un embarras de voitures;
encore une station obligatoire; en-
core un mendiant assis sur les
marches du talut, lechapeau a la
main LIE petit garcon Sc pose en-
face du mendiant, leregarde, SEM
BILE hester, tire enfnI un autre sou
de sa poche ct le jette dams le cha
peau.
LIE monsieur ny tient plus. II
veut avoir pexplication de ce fat
singuller.
Oh! le petit gareon ne Sc fit pas
tirer Poreille. II s'6pancha avec
une naivete charmante: ''C'est que
ma culotte est joliment vieille, ct
je mai personne qui.ssoit en- train
de men racheter una. neuve. Alors
ane dame ma dome deux sous
pour une, commission; moi, j'ai
dome mes deux sous q deux pau
vres; peut-etre que celia fera venir
ma culotte. e...'.
"C'est tres bien, mon enfant.
Mais, Oh, diantre! avez. vous ap-
pris.
-Ahl c'est parce que ma s@ur
Antolnette, qul a onze ans. va au
cat6chisme.
-Je comprends, rispota le mon
sieur; oh bien! mon petit, votre
fol innocente vous a conduit au
but CONNIE par la main ct votre
culotte est trouv6e".
LIE monsieur 6tait richie ct bien
un vrai bon richie! Il SO fit une joie
de promener lenfant dams les di-
vers Eldorado q prix fxe Oh ray
onne les souliers ct les vestes,
c'est q dire quill l'habilla des pieds
q la tete.
Mon anecdote a une double mo-
ralit6. Pauvres, imitons Penfant.
Riches, imitons le monsieur.
Les Fleurs de la Charlie }
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Contre l'aIcoolisme

Nous extrayons les passages sui
wants dun article du "Triauvien"
sur les ravages que i'ivrognerie
exerce dams la soci6t6 contempo-
raine:
.'L'alcool pur est un poison vio-
ent, corrosif, c'est-a-dire brilliant.
II tue moins rapidement que le vi.
triol, mais la difference nest pas
81 grande qu'on le croft gen6rale-
ment. II br1le peetomac ct les in
testins don't il d6truit la muqueu-
so. Additional d'eau, il agit plus
lentement, mails il men produit pas
MONS ses terribles effets.
Amateurs de BLOSSOMS alcooli-
ques, je yous entends d'ici: "Le
docteur, dites-vous, cherche q nous
effrayer. Nous buvons des liqueurs
depuis longtemps ct nous sommes
loin d'6tre malades.
''En etes-vous bien certains?
''Eaaminons un peu cette ques-
tion en- bons amis, sans nous Eek
citer".
"Quant on parle q certaines per-
sonnes des ravages physiques ct
moraux causes par Pabus des al
cools, elles Sc hatent de citer deux
GU trois vieillards qui ont bu une
quantit6 6rorme de liqueurs ct qui
sont toujours rest6s sains de cmur,
de corps ct d'esprit.
''Des exceptions!
acknowledgment labus, je dirai
meme Pusage des BLOSSOMS alcooli-
ques est nuis1ble. Ceux qui sont
dou6s..d une constitution exception
nellement vigoureuse peuvent re-.
sister plus longtemps; mais COM
bien meurent ayant Page pour
n'ayoir pas GU le courage de re-
pousser la coupe empoisonn6e!
''Je le demande d tout homme
raisonnaple: le premier verre de
liqueurs fortes que Ton boit fait-il
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Une jeune file, qui pass6 de
brillants ezamens, dit q So mere;
-Maman, j'ai fait de granda
progress dams mes 6tudes. Je YOU.
drais pourtant les completer en-
apprenant encore la physiologie,
ct ia paleontologie.
-Une minute, ma file, inter-
rompt la mere, j'ai arrange pour
toi un cours de soupologie, de
bouillogie, de rapl6cologie, de
tricotologie ct de domesticologie.
Et, pour commencer, NETS ce ia :
blier ct vide ce poulet.
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Toutes les personnes qui d6si-
reralent Sc procurer des billets de
Chemin de fer, pour FIST, pOuest
ou 10 Canada peuvsnt s'adresser q
M. Ed st Pierre qui leur fera
avolr des prix raisonnables. Adres-
ser NJ. Ed st Pierre, % Eastman
Ave.
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plaisir? Non, n'est.ce pas? Celu
qui ma jamais goht6 nj WI ce Ii
guide corros,f, qui men a jamait
entendu parler, ne SO crolrait-i
pas empoisonn6 81, par hazard, i
en- avalait une gorg6e. N'6prouve
rait-il pas les memes angoissel
que celui qui, Sc trompant de YER
re, boirait du vitriol?
"Le grand malheur, c'est qu'o1
s'habitue au poison. On sly habi
tue non de maniAre a pouvojr Fab
sorber impun6ment, mais du moini
assez pour ne pas en- souffrir i'm.
m6diatement, d1rectement, Mais
tot ou tard. il produit son effet; g
J ses ravages, pour etre lents, n'er
sont pas moins terribles.
III y a quelque temps, me trou.
want q Quebec, je Wis un attroupe
ment q propos dun homme ivre
que lon await mis- q la porte dur
debit de BLOSSOMS.
"Un seul d6sir vivait encore
dams le cerveau de CO malheureux:
il voulait boire. Par la porte vi
tree il voyait les bellies bouteilles
aux 6tiquettes dor6es: celia le fas-
cinait. ii cassa un carreau. Empe-
che d'entrer, entour6 par un grand
nombre de curieux qui SO mo-
quaient de lui, la main assez grie-
vement bless6e par des eclats de
vitre, il chantait en- fxant son cell
atone sur la fvule qui riait q ses
depends. Des gamins lui criArent a
]'oreille: ella police arrive!' II Sc
contenta de sourire b6tement ct sc
laissa arr6ter ct conduire CONNIE
un veau sorti du pacage ct ramen6
par lie premier venu. Tout senti-
ment human await aisparu: il ne
lui restait pas meme llnstinct de
la conversation.
"Qu' 'est-ce que pivresse?
"Quand les bolssons alcooliques
arrivent q l'estomac, celu1-ci Sc
r6volte; il cherche en- quelque sor-
to q SO d6fendre contre le poison.
Une reaction s'opere ct SO falt SEN
tir dams toutes les parties du corps
lie sang s'6chauffe ct coule dams les
veines avec une rapidit6 inaccou-
tum9e; le ceur bat plus vite. Get
te premiere sensation caus6e par
livresse naissante nest pas tou-
jours d6sagr6able. Tres souvent,
on 6prouve une espece de bien-
6tre; c'est une tentation terrible
pour le buveur, qui, pour son NAL
heur, Sc tient CO faux raisonne-
ment: 'tEn augmentant la dose,
j j'augmenterai ie bien-etre ct le
plaisir." )"
''Mais alors la douce chaleur SO
change en- un feu d6vorant. LII
vresse commence. Les vapeurs de
lalcool atteignent le cerveau, ct
les id6es du buveur sen ressen-
tent. II chante, il parle CONNIE un
moulin a paroles. II veut montrer
sa force ct son adresse; encore un
verre ou deux ct il sera plus sage
que Samson, plus richie que Cr6-
sus, il ofrira le coup de lamiti6 q
tout le monde. :. "a moins gull ne
cherche q so battre ct a briser les
meubles. Sill continue q boire, 81
pivresse est complete, il devien-
dra CONNIE l'animal priv6 de la
raison, IL roulera dams un coin Oh
il SO r6voillera malade, d6gont6 de
lui-meme. A moins quill ne Sc re-
veille plus du tout
"Cela so volt souvent."
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ct: Marchands d

ON DEMANDE-Plusieurs person
nesde caraetere ct de bonne reputation
ans chaque Etat (une de ce comte) pour
4presenter ct annoncer une anclenne
maison de commerce ricbe tres prospe-
re. Salaire $21 par semaine depenses
pay6es tous les mercre redls par le bureau
principal Cheval ct voiture fournis en-
cas- de n6cessit6. Reference. Envoyez
une envelope avec votre adresse, Colo
nial. 332 Dearborn St., Chicago.
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NUMEKO SO
TAHIF DES ANNONCES

Avis-C -Chaque insertion 10 cts par ligl
Tarif spec cial pour les announces au mois
ct 4 l'ann6e.
Demsndes d'emplsl-demandes de de
mestiques ou employes-annonce pour
chambre ~. :..rrension-annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus on trouv6s.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-08
MUCH JOY IN ESOPUS
THE TOWN IS TO HAVE NEW PAS-
 SINGER STATION.
1t Is Admitted by Railroad Officials That Parker's Late Prominence Hastened Conclusion to
 Build the Depot.

Esopus. N. Y., July 1.-The prospect Of new railroad station at Esopus outweighed the doings of the National Democratic Convention in the mind of Judge Alton B. Parker today, if one might judge from his conversation. It Is fact. however. that he watch ca the bulletins telephoned to his house rom Kingston today with an interest which even his extraordinarily calm demeanor could not quite conceal His drive this afternoon with Mrs Parker and their little grandson was of brief dula ation and some of those familiar with the Judges movements admitted that he remained rather closer at home than usual
 Division Superintendent Chrities of the West Shore Railroad stopped at Esopus this afternoon and definitely announced that Esopus would have n fine new station within two weeks. He admitted that the probability of Judge Parker's nomination had a good deal to do with hurrying work on the sta tion.
 Judge Parker tonight discussed the new station, but maintained his usuaI reserve when politics was mentioned.
 Part of the Judges time today was occupied in sitting for his portrait to a New York artist whose name is with held. There are to be several more sit tings.
 Judge Parker refused to say for wha; purpose the portrait would be used, in- timating that decision upon that point awaited the completion of the picture. He sat for some time this afternoon before the camera of a New York pho- tocrapher,The sitting was at the pho- tographer's own request but 1t is as- sumed that the photographs will be used in the campaign should the Judge be nominated.
 Letters from cranks of various kinds are beginning to make their appear ance in the Judges mail. One of them received day or two ago purpOrts to give him warning of "dastardly plot" against his person and told him to remain close at home Another writer from Virginia signing himself "A lun- atic," but evidently person of intel ligence. Is sending a series of numbered postal cards, one a day. devoted to denunciation of the opponents of Safe and sane Democracy"
 The Judge attaches absolutely no inn portance to these communications