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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
In the Federal Court.

The case Of Alex, ellis vs. the Daily
Judge Mining company was transferred
TO the federal court today. The plain-
TIN asks $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained on Oct 49, 1903 while work
Ing as a miner In the defendants prop
erty. He alleges that through the fall
ing OF two tons Of ore he was injured
for life.
Another transfer was the case Of 10.
seph Churness VS. the Highland Roy
Mining company who Is suing for SEQ.
600 for personal injuries sustained while
working In an unsafe tunnel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
She Will fade away into silence,
The mother so true and dear

She Will fade away into silence,
The mother so true and dear.
Then. what will you do in the daylight
And what In the cleaning DIM
And father, tired and lonesome then,
Pray, what will you do for him?
III you want TO keep your mother,
You must make her rest today,
Must give her a share Of the frOlIc
And draw her into the play
And, II mother would listen 10 me-
dears.
She'd buy her a gown Of silk,
with buttons Of royal velvet,
And rufiles as white as milk;
And she'd let you do the trottlng
While she sal still In her chair
That mother should have ii hard al
through
II strikes me isn't fair.
--New Zealand Farmei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
|AnusenentS|


Moderate In size but generous in APP
plause was the audience which assem-
bled at the Salt Lake Theater last night
to witness the presentation Of Richard
III" by Charles b. Hanford and his
company. The production was well
staged and the costumes were repre-
sentative Of the characters and age
they typined But the acting was not
strong anywhere; neither was IL par
ticularly bad, Mr. Hanford played
with conscientious fidelity throughout,
and az times was very satisfactory,
though his class IL clearly not among
that OF the great masters OF Shake
spearean Interpretation The days In
which the latter Telgned and shone
seem to have gone into an indefinite
eclipse. When they return Il must be
with the masters In the foreground,
Shakespeare himself stood at the head
OF his craft. and the men who read his
lines, and who lmpersonate his charac.
ters must do the same. When they fail,
the public fails, the best proof Of which
is the tale told at the box Office,
Richard III will be- the bill again
tonight. At the matinee tomorrow the
Tanning OF the shrew" will be the Of
ferlng, and at night, THE Merchant OF
Venice" closes the engagement,
Artists Fairbanks and TIafen are
painting a new curtain for the amuse-
ment hall IN the Granite stake house.
Those who have seen the work say from
an artistic standpoint, 1t will be the fin
est thing Of the kind In the state The
drop" IA TO be completed for the initial
dramatic performance lin the new halD,
which will be given March L. The play
selected Is Under the Magnolas," The
people Of Granite are taking a lively
interest In the production In view Of
the fact that not only Is the cast to be
composed Of home talent, but that the
author also halls from their own stake,
The Philharmonic Guaranteeing asso-
citation can congratulate themselves on
having an attraction in Lillian Blauyelt
that Is drawing q larger advance sale OF
seats than has been known In musical
circles for years. II looks now as
though every seat In the Congregation
al church would be filled and all avail
able space for chairs taken,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
JACKSON RE.APPOINTED.
Mayor Morris Today Again Names Him
Clerk OF Health Board.

Mayor Morris today again reap
pointed c. NJ. Jackson clerk OF the
board OF health and Mr. Jackson re-
ported for duty this morning and Is
holding down the position the same as
though nothing had ever happened,
His name will again be submitted to
the council for confirmation next Mon
day night when It is expected that the
council viii turn the appointment down
the same as II did last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
CROP RUINATI0N.
Highland Boy Shelter Smoke Cases
Transferred 10 Federal Court.

a group Of cases In which the Utah
Consolidated Mining company Is de-
PENDANT, and concerning the alleged
ruination OF crops by the fumes from
the Highland Boy smelter, was trans
ierred from the state court to the
United States court this morning. The
plaintiffs are W. II. Bird. who asks
sli,950 damages, James +. Turner
about $500 Andrew Thomson, sass;
Robert Elwood, $500; William l.. Tur-
ner. $1,000.
In each case the allegations are lden-
tical--that crops have been ruined and
health impaired
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01

Mrs John w Pike OF this city. and
DR.. n. V. Wlthee OF Ogden, the event
taking place on Saturday at noon. The
ceremony was performed at the UNI
verslty club by Rev @. I. Goshen, as
the latter was IN and unable TO go out.
The bride was attended only by her
parents, and after the ceremony the
young couple left for trip TO Cali
fOrnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman will
spend the next five weeks In California.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T, Harris have gone
for an extended trip which will include
Florida and Cuba.
Mr. Joseph T.. Galgher has gone 10
New York 10 be absent about q month.
ad OGDEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
STRIKE ALL OVER.
Southern Pacific Boilermakers at ogden
And Elsewhere Return 10 Work,

The strike OF the boilermakers on the
Southern Pacific Is over The trouble
has been settled and the men at ogden
and elsewhere returned TO work last
night again. Apparently the Ogden
men know nothing about the transac-
ton. They were simply notified to
throw down their tools from the union
powers that be at Sacramento and they
did so. The order was rescinded In the
same manner and the incident closed,
The men apparently walked out
without a moments notice and the
strike came as a surprise to all, Had
II been the railroad company that had
fired every man without 10 minutes
warning, WE'LL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
SUCCESSFUL LEAP YEAR BALL.

The leap-year ball at Christensen's
hall, last night, arranged By the ladies
Of the Scandinavian committee and
missionary association was In every re-.
spect a successful affair. IL was held
for the benefit Of the stockholm mission
house fund and the net proceeds ATE
said to have been very satisfactory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
SPIKE AND RAIL

Horace Il, Upper general eastern
passenger agent Of the Denver g. Rio
Grande, has recovered from his recent
serious Illness.
Once more Is the rumor being clrcu-
lated In Denver that the Cripple Creek
Short Line and the Denver Southwest
ern win merge just as soon as enough
bonds can be hoated.
Assistant chief Engineer II. NJ. Nc
CARNEY Of the Salt Lake Route is
down at the end Of the line on an in.
spectIon trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
Dicks Election Insured.

Columbus, o. March 1.-The state
senate balloted for United States sena-
tor this afternoon with the following
result Dick, "a Clarke, 4.
The house vote resulted, Dick, ST.;
Clarke, "a,
The vote In the house and senate in
sures Dicks formal election at the Joint
session tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
PERSONALS.

j. r, Walker has gone to the coast
for a short trip,
Cashier Adams Of the National Bank
OF the Republic has returned from his
vacation on the Pacific coast, having
had a very pleasant time; and now
President Frank Knox will take HIS
turn, and In few days Will leave with
Mrs. Knox for the east TO visit their
sons who are az boarding school, and
then they VIII 20 on to New York, Phil
adelphla and Boston. Mr. and Mrs.
Knox will be away for one month,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
THE SNOWSLIDE.
After Ten Days Work In Provo Canyon
Traffic 10 he Resumed Thursday.

Unless another snowsllde occurs traf.
nc on the Heber branch OF the Rio
Grande Western will be resumed on
Thursday, when II is expected that the
large force OF Greeks that has been at
work since last Monday week will have
cut through the big slide below Bridal
Veil Falls. The slide by that time will
have cut the residents Of Heber and
other settlements on the branch on
from railroad communication with the
outside world for nearly two weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
( SOCIAL AND
; PER SONAL.

Tonight the wedding Of Miss June
Mcintyre and Mr. Frederick G, Dern
viii take place. the ceremony TO be per-
formed by Rev u |. Goshen, The bride
viii be attended by her sister, Miss Me-
lntyre, and Mrs. j. c, Dick and Mr..
Frank Judge win he best maa.
Mrs. Thomas kearns has returned
from Washington,
An announcement Of interest 20 many
friends was that Of the marriage or
Miss Amy Pike, daughter Of Mr., and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
Record II.

When the Century owl has laid It's
eggs and their young shall have died
Of old age, II will still be on our records
II he don't pay, Merchants Protective
association, scientific collectors OF bad
debts. Top floor Commercial block.
Francis G. Luke, General Manager,
Some people don't like US,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01

LAST DAY OF AUCTION SAIL

saturday evening winds Up H c,ss
Halls auction sale IWen'I ,, r,v
ents given away at iha' u'"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01

LIFE or a PIONEER ,,r,, 4
a., Autobiography Of CAPT ,,o 5,'1 Pm,
$500, Tor sale at peseg,s,,, ob W.
Store Salt Lake CITY, ulaD -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
- - -IEL,
THE IMPERIAL CAFE Al

TOM DOE AND Lo S 4 aslit. ~
Has been rcmodeled, ~ snV vel ,sr,s's,
i jSs D Ss!1 = Hn s% ~ na as SSn
''''' ~, MAIN STREET
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
peoaATe AND GuARoIANSn"
NOTICES.

conault County IIeTK " ,''rratlOl
N sisnors fof further ln'0'"'
.saaaaaF -
NOTICE 10 CREDITOR, .,5' ttfStG
Of Jane Wilson ltonln.J,2o,, s with ylutnnIl
tors e ~ YIN usR5G S;,I5 y,' u, y 3 IS
Block, on or betyr' WV
A, d. 1901 ,,,pr, At ROMNEY ano
gIMEs HUNTER vuna RSn
Executors Of Estate o. jaw -
ney. Deceased ,,,lcatIon, MIeh "
A. u. 1904. a....ou Attorneys w
int. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson h Sons Co..
brokers. were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01

TO CUREA COLD IN 1 DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
Druggists refund money II II fails 10 cure.
L. " Groves signature on box. &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
GAVE WORTHLESS CHECK.

l., Taylor was arrested last night for
obtaining money under false pretenses,
charge preferred against him by DR..
Forbes. Taylor applied to the physl.
clan for medicine and rendered in pay
ment a worthless check, receiving quite
a sum Of money in change. When the
paper was presented at the bank pay
ment was refused, hence Taylor's ar.
rest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
PREss CLuB MEETlNG.

Another pleasant event given In hon.
or OF Mrs Wells was the meeting Of the
Press club on Saturday night the az
fair being a valentine celebration, with
Mrs. Maria Kelly, at whose home II
took place. acting as postmistress with
eminent success There were valentines
galore, with majority going to the
guest Of honor, while a short but enjoy
able program was given and dainty
refreshments served. The committee
70 whom credit is due for the success
ful AFFAIR were Mrs. Lydia d. Alder,
Mrs. Romania y. Pratt and Mrs, Emily
WoOdmansoe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
DAIRY COMPANY FAILS.
THE sTRIKE Is OVER.

The boilermakers who went out on
strike Saturday afternoon returned TO
work last night having received word
from the east that all differences had
been satisfactorily adjusted, As the
men here had no particular grievance,
but simply went out on orders from
the head offices OF the union, they were
perfectly willing to resume work, and
did go Immediately the word was re-
celved here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
ICE COMBINE.

The following ice companies Of Og'
den have consolidated for the purpose
Of reducing expenses Farr Bros,
Mountain NJ. l.. Jones, John Farr and
John sinuin Sons. the new company
to be known as the Citizens. 1t IL un.
derstood that no attempt will be made
10 Increase prices,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
MRS. BATHsHEBA SMITH,

The president then called upon the
guest Of honor, who responded In a.
few heartfelt words Of appreciation for
the tributes OF love and friendship
shown her. and said that II she should
never have another birthday this would
surely be sufficient for memory TO dwell
upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01

The agent Of the Greek consul here,
George n. Tsolomite by name. has
served notice on the Southern Pacific
Railway company not to settle any
claims for the death Of the l6 Greeks
killed In the Jackson explosion. The
consul says he has reliable information
that certain persons have falsely rep.
resented themselves to be relatives OF
the victims In order to collect what
ever claims may be due them from the
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
WHOLESALE PRODUCE.

The Backman & Griffin COM
pany OF this city has filed its
articles OF incorporation with the coun-
ty clerk. II has a capital stock OF $780,
900 and It's officers are b. c. Blackman.
president and treasurer and +. J. Crit
I'm, vice president and secretary Those
with C. j. Griffin form the board OF d.
rectors. The company viii conduct q
wholesale produce business.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18

4ha tJes sr1 ne lnost wonicffnl and
Q4lIt4Au optical in4,rumenls IN the
world. ar1 easily nubieotod to alrnin.
t1eft are lew era fhaG arr not cauaci
unnecessary and delrifnrnlni strain
This prcductn slte Inflammation that IL
the trouble uf many and which In turn
- often The tsausa of tha unsightly
puhuess unsleF che cyea Although u
y not possiAlo tDchnfiga their color nf
shape, the nppcnfanrn 20 the eyes can
often - m4tarinily inprnved By pro-
per e4Fo, and The surrounding tIs6uea
and features 80 Inosllhrd ~ 10 ala
greatly 20 The looks. Excellent In
futulatlun tln the care &C thu eyes u
given ~ Dr. Grnce Peckhaln Murray
w ths March, Delincafor. The use %
Eian.e. u a sub-topic that Incriss
special attention.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
NOKoAio ITnaEa
Nobad SHOWS Jet.

No bad SHOWS yrt.
Chnrlry Gregg Was the guest u Fredy
Ili- "Wednesday but he happened g.
not be n home.
Liltl- Hugh l.ilv 10 quito slek al this
writing.
Quite fsw out 10 Sunday seaDOl
izsi SuEdsy.
Dave Chilleoir and son George and
daughter Nay started i1r Cila1iauqna
county Aouday, Chnriry tcok thrm q
Libcral.
C.I. Mays and =. II. Anderson won
0ui 10 xVauinu sunday Ecaoci. CUIas
again.
Mis Elisa sAOro came 90, hO,s,
saturday.
Mis- Eusic MrCsy is working Cor Nrs
nrysun. Ns- Bry sisa haaEosss TO New
NexivD.
Frsly i.ile usus 60 LIserai tuesday
Hang on ts your esa,s by..
Harry woolery IA selliEs sr~er
John Lie ana Bllry Crrgg are pu,
iuz depr a wall.
walser wilssn sas The guest o
Frcas iAlb.
i.uIs Jsp wilsOn ls cn lhs sIek hat
Conz nssosn-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
CnHrI,Sr NnrIcE


Departmrnt of ths laiurisr
Cnitel states Land Once Woodward q. 4
ian. - isSa
A auficirat csuteas Anidnsit bsSanx heen
eied tn this ed.cs b. Charles D elaith "a
aI.s. TeE~s. eSa ess'unt sxslnst iiE. No Isssi
made May. -. syes. Eor HEN Sc. a ". X.
Rsnss - kcn. BY usury % harkiing -sa-
testce. In which u h aileEed that taid Henry
3. H"ckiiax has ~bony ahsnasaea said ir.es
ofl.bd h's psrt~d of niors thsa ssx masnths
sins< making sid entry and nsxt iSrior % the
da,s uf this o0atest. Thai NJ han ss.i. 4 10
any manner ta Improve sasl tan,i " to reside
thsison as pro sticd ~ Law. That sxid tFaet h
no, s-tsicB ca iBsr cultivated. That ease d.
tsuits have asi t-sn urrd Thnt sAid ailsgse
aiseucs frsm sasl land wAs "a dur q his
Smplo, nsrnI IA ths Aruay. Ssyg. Mnrinf
CosIss &C tho Cnit~d tstatc. la sny enpariiy IN
time of war. ard tho the said os4scstant /.
rsaiy q prove Al saoh siuss and pl.rs - may
s~ Namsd by the ti.xistsr s.d Rsusivss ssr .
hearing in s.id ea>e.
Said parii-s arc h-scty nosiaea 10 appear
resl.sud and oasr svtacncs toa~hinE aid
aii' g-tisa st fs S'clSck q. ~ ga April
lsas bstuSe tho Register ssd Rsselvss ~ ths
Uniiea states Land Oztss IN Woodward -. r.
The ASA essaiostsnt sarlsr. in prnp~r afs
aaxts. nlsd Jan. = lsss Hst fssth fscas Wnish
sho~ thai amer aas diliEcnce Psascunl servios
oi this n0liee coo not bs nEde. % - hrschv OF
By dus uDd pT0Pcr publi@t,on-
a. $. wi. Etns. Resolves.
PF=-i Up s-es
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
cOSTE~T rsFicK.


Dspastasus q pse Inseqssr
Uhiied sHn ~ Laad OG.s wnsfwsrd a. r
leo. g -,
A sumslsns snussss sffisi.sii hsvinw Sssr
I'D is thi. oaes ~ DaVtf orr Nsxsii. EN-.
tsstnns a lns, uE. 80 lsssl made Sniy A.
iga e.r sax SO. =. ". sN. Ranne r. Hcn
~ Martin preu. fsN.teetee. In whlrh n !.
nlierea that sald MnrrIn Drrsn h.s whoiiy
shnsstou-d sais trnrs. has faficd % rrsia.
upvn. euliis zfs and lnaprove sat1 trnet fs.r .
pefioi q w.sFs ihan An nsonths nest procs,
iaE The d.so % q ainx thss saiaasit: That a-i.l
Ibs-Sa " sitsmpsinx 81 hold .ald traes 3,
s-r ssssnai Waits th~Utos Th4t sstd all a-.l
ali. swo- was n.s due 20 HI. smr,ay rssnt h
Aruny. Navy Ur Marine Coipe ~ th@ usli~d
stnaes dnrins any VA.
sahi parties ure hereby nossned 10 appsa,
uiirxntiSn a. ss o'eicok .. NJ. 90 N.yth a -,
bes.sr- 4. y. Kelly. Isstsrs eisrk. ss In -
ab-enca thsn before ". = ouias HE d-vuly
a. Ms sl1lcs In B~assv tl~avrr county. obla
hona Ty. md thsi auai hearing wili bs hels
~ - o'eicck A. M. co Msrch a. sgas
befose The Rexister asd ftseelvrr n the INIT,
stat Lnnd OnIce In wooslwaraO. y.
TIE sid osasestEni having IN q rrope'
aeidnvtt. NED January y -, ~ fosth fnci
which shou thss hf.sr das silires-e rcrsussa
service OF thts uutleu can not tse made. ID d
hers6y ordsrsd aad directed that sneh aosic,
b. givss 0y due Hsd p'opsE pubilcssson.
I'D Hsaiy. Rczister.
M s-s Up 3-ss n
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sC0ENFM NEWS:
'SSsyA,A S;SG.s SSENAS
sAos sIRTNos

Sunday school still progressing nieely
Glrd ta ree Snne of tlss. nrw sslIlefs
oul Come ono and all. welcome.
I'rraehing by Rev. Galway at ssrr
Sunday. God srral0a.
~. r. Evans fplks arc about all well
vi thn grippe again.
r. Il. CofFey'. folks have most ali
been 6v~n wiih lagrippe but arc better
now.
May Fender visited al Mr.. Coiey's
saturday might.
~. J. Jcfes Il feeling very blue over
having q n:re Hereford calf stray oa ol
haze. li's loo bAd. hr. Jones. better
hunt IL ny.
A Mr. joncs. sn OH f.icnd of ". y.
Evnnr, il Visiting thein uird to sc-
hisa Qua to Sunday schDsl and meeting.
TN I.smsst-r tc,sk dinner st W. ].
JOnes's Saturday.
Rev. Galwsy stayed al night nj ".
7. Esaias saturday night.
Mr.. Thompson cf thia vicinity has
been very sick. but Is much better now,
Mr. James took dinner NJ L. y.
l.aflaster's sunday. lie also attended
Sunday school here. cosne again.
Mrs. r. Ne I4aInaster was quite kick
lsst week but is able To DC up again.
" p Erans Was Up Ia the rad lasl
~e-k.
4. Lainastrr eontemplAtes gSiuE
Ia MeSflr tllc hrst of the week for q
iosd u l,stnler f"r Braver.
= y. Lamaster has had lagrippe YER,
bad but i iilile better.
Mrs LAmasisr was looking for hei
daughter Sarah ~ eoine un a visit Son-
dsY.
uNo
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
wkNrwoRrH IrRMa

Mrs f Wentworth entertained a
number of her friends sunday night
and served refFeshments with saIted
popcorn. tally candy popcorn halls ard
-Atr. Veal had a Jolly god time.
q. n Strauss butchc-ssl = beef fat
tened on graas, ono day lzst week
3. Fletcher, whose age is ~ years, Is
beginning 10 build his house.
sIr. DiessOn isdrilling a well an his
place.
&c Neal has Pu, up new tank by
his win 1mill.
Mrs. Pence has organised a sunday
school al the Locust school house
Mrs J. X. Barncs WAS Visiting at her
mothers few days last week. We all
lise 20 have her cosn- she Ia such gOsSi
Jolly company. Come again Mrs,
KaTncsl
Air. and Mrs. J. G Nsal's children
have purchased beautiful tomb stone
and eFrrted u on their belo ed little
brCaher willie's grave.
Geo-Ec strAnss = siill srllinE Nod
10 the new s0Itlera
n. Doughcrty h plouing this week
lie intends to put In n large crop ol
0ais- Hin intention " Co irriEate u
and raise Is bushels pr acre.
Nrs. Hattie Armstrong IA making q
beautiful sOiA cuahi0n for Nelis
Strauss.
Mr.. Holt h on the sick list this wcsk
Mrs.. Sims was Waiting a strauss' uns
day laAt week. and made Nelin StralsI
= present Of beautiful rug.
Ars A. Clnnton Il staying at Mr
Dlchenson this week. Mira DickrnsoE's
baL3 ia quite aieS-
Wandering low.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
CONTEST SoncK
D.'aH@rn, ot,h- ia'er'an

bsfa4fiAnfMN Nt AuT ArfrNtuf.
a. :. ians yngce. wsz-iwarSi. n.T.
Ian a.. ssa..
Assnicie-i -Ontesi aaidsyit having e-ru
aiyd IN this osS-- ~ William u Rrs~n
opntes;Hat against Willis 4. Hahrr. ~nt,y No
tssss. utadc August Il 80 na SEg Ese. ..
IL. .. y. InnE- q. EcN. hy Will. A. nsksr
Coairst~e. In uhich n 10 siIeEta that eoa-
'estc~ h-a uh-lly aisan.insis-d ssid tr-st . I
land hH a pcfiVi nc tisi- mnse than saA
moaih, 'salOAihs nAAiaE said eusry ana neat
prior Ia xie b~lginaibe at tAis ~susssi Thai
~ hes failed ~ sssAhlish rcsidruos ihsrroa
o. Caluiva nn'l imprsve Ire san- ~ reauirvi
by is~. That said defanit ',na nsa ben cured
That aid alleged abssnca from said lard was
nos due to his s-phu5 meat in tl,v Array
Nayy or Nasia- Cosps II IN. Uuiisd siaies Ia
tisas of wer IN any e.p~ei'y All tAis IN,
ssid contestant 10 ready ~ pnsve st Surh aim.
and piaos - mry bs named bT iteE,ser and
Ttr-cisvr ksr b-srinu in ssid esSs.
Sad rsrsi-. are t~f~to -..,inei to apJesr. rs
speud sai "aer svtdspce tonstias
aid na..<niissa a. % O'cls,ck O. M. on Mnrrh.
iso. beasr- the Register and Rucrtver sl ths
unisrSi siA,sa Land oGies la Woodward
wo~iu arui 10. OF
Thosaid e,,ntessant hayinS Is . proper .5i.
daSii nlei Jan. - ssSi Get fdrth fA0s ~hieb
show Ihaf after due diiig~nce .. rsonal ssrylcs
of this notiec ean nat bc mrae q y herrty 90
slcrcd ard directed thai such asties - Gives
ny due and ropSr pabllcatioa.
I'D. Hsa:y. Irgister.
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