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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Juday-Miss Pearl Juday died to-
day at her home, 1924 south ninth
street, after a lingering illness Of
consumption. The funeral will be an
nounced later. Interment will take
place in Eldorado.
Brooks-Marion the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Brooks
died this morning at the home of her
parents, 211 Chestnut street, West
Richmond, at the age of eleven
months. The funeral will be Friday
afternoon at o'clock from the
home. Interment at Earlham.
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DR.. PRENqISS DEAD
A Prominent Methodist Dies in the
South.

Word was received at Eaton, Ohio,
yesterday, of the death of Dir. J. E.
Prentiss, vice-presidnt Of Grant uni
versity Of Chattanooga, and Athens,
Tenn. The cause of his dealt. was
not stated and the news came as a
great shock. He was former pastor
of Methodist churches at Dayton and
Eaton, O.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21
NEGRO Thief
Bank Officials Sentenced to the Peni-
tertiary.

indianapolis, April 21.-James L.
Broderick, president, and w. L. OIL
Inns, cashier, of the Indiana Ma
tional Bank of Elkhart, Ind, under
their plea of guilty to causing a fail
ure in bank for $6,47OOO were SEN
fenced today. Broderick for four
teen years and Collins for six.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21
DEADLOCK BROKEN.
lBy Associated Press.l

Findlay, O., April 21.-No change
in the deadlock in the eighth dis
district Republican convention up to
the noon adjournment. The only incl
dent was the REQUEST of the Cham
paign delegation to withdraw for con-
sultation, but after its return the
vote was cast as before.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21
ALL READY
For the Settlement in the Carpenter
Assignment Casa

The Carpenter assignment matter
is now completed and on and afJcr
today, CLAIMS will be paid at the
county clerks Office.
After al the preferrei claims are
settled there remains P771..16 TO b..
prorated with $11, SO3.G3, which will
mean 6.53 per cent. inst ,ad of 10
per cent as claimed heretofore.
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PLEAD GUILTY.
Pursued to an Abandoned Mine
Where He Killed Miner.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
Birmingham, Ala, April 21.-At
Republica, today, a negro was discov
cred stealing meat. He was pursued
to an abandoned coal mine. Just be-
fore entering he fred and killed
William l.. Bagley. The entrance to
the mine is guarded.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21
INDIANA OFFICERS.
(By Associated Press.)

Washingteis Aprils 2L -Theadndi4
ana delegation tor the. Congress of the
Daughters of the Revolution have APP
pointed IS regent and vice regent
Mrs. James M. Fowler and Mrs. Rob
ert S. Robertson.
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HOUSES WANTED-If You have
centrally located houses to sell re-
port to VIM. Rupert, Al south
tenth street. / have buyers.
2O-2t.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21

FOR RENT-Furnished front room
with light, heat and bath for gem
tlemen, q south eighth st. 21-2t
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WANTED-6 extra hands to repair
water damage on farm. Bring you
rubber boots. Tom Mertz. Both
phones. No. 103.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21

LOST-Sman package containing
tooth brushes, thread, &C., in Bos-
ton Store paper. Leave at 20 Fl.
Wayne ave-, or telephone Alp.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21

If you have "Ideal Bread' on the
table, you are bound to please every
member of the family.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21

You get one pound and one eighth
of the finest bread you ever ate if you
buy "Ideal."
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COURT HOUST
Not Much of Interest Gathered The RI

Not Much of Interest Gathered The re
Thomas J. Study filed the suit Of
Caroline Grimme VS.. William y.
Grimme, for divorce.
A marriage license was issued to
Elmer A. Unthank and Bertha c..
Bunger.
Robert A. Howard filed final set
Element in the estate Of Elizabeth
Dobbins.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-21

FOR SALE-Old papers for sale at
the Palladium office, Is cents .
hundred and some thrown in.
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Pc ople's Exchange
STORAGE-Ground floor, sixteenth
and Main. Vern Smith.

FOR SALE-A new ten-volume Ann
ericanized Cyclopedia Britannica.
Inquire at Palladium Office. It's a
bargain for some one.
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INSTRUCT FOR oLNEY.

(By AssOclated Press.)
Boston, April 21.-The Democrat
State Convention adopted resolutions
instructing the delegates to vote for
Richard Olney for President.
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Ideal Bread is a perfect brain food
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-05-12

Iat the matter OF the estate of Jonathan J,
lhomTson' late efiAe town Of Grand Valley,
Soanty "f Beaver. Territory OF Oklahoma,
ceceaaed-
Ah persons having claims sgaInss saId
Jonathan j. Thsmp.on deceaset. are re-.
qs'red TO exhiblithe same. With the nsoessaTy
vouchers 70 the Undersigned. duty appointed
and quaiined Executor OF saId deceased. n,
beaver City. in sh~ county or Besvsr and Ter.
ntory of oslshoWa. and that four month.
aner the nrss publication OF this notice has
sesn united hy order OF the Probate Court Of
said Beaver County. as the time for or.dltoys
ofsaid deceaoed. ." EXHIBIT aud present thei,
claims agalass said estat-.
Dated this 9Th day OF MAY. A. ID. tao4
James W. In mpsos., Executor.
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A delegate eoav-ntiun of the D~mo-
eFniic party of Reayer county, Oklaho-
n.n, in hrrehy called TO meet at Beaver
Nkls On THURSDAY. June. -, 1904, at
" ofcinck a. M. fnr th= purpose. Firzt :
sH nominating candidates Tor the fol-
iUwins county Offices:
eherin; Attoruey; Treasurer; Pro-
bate Judge Cierk surveyor Curoner :
keEssicr of Deesis; Superintendent of
Fno'se instruciion; Commissioner In
sich district.
seconds Of selrcting nine delegates
ard nins alternates to the Drmocratic
Congressional convention which meets
a. ukiahoma City, July, 1s, 1904
Tho basis ~ representation to said
enuntf cynsentiOn viii be one deleaale
fw e1ch i've votes OF fraction thereof
oaa Tor Hon. w. ". Crans In lpB2. and
nne oeleEaie ~ large in each precinct.
Ut,dcr said hnsim thr precincts will be
entitled % chr fnll0wing representation
heNveF @; Benton s; Rlne I;rass g:
Cleveland 3 Elmwoud @; Euhank 4 !;
einrIPnd U; Gate I; Grand Valley Z I;
taf1csty 4; Harrison Z: Kokonso 8
l.onal % Lajaa ,; OPsin'a s; Pleasant
Il y lurthur recommended that pri-
nlnrics b. held at the usual voting plac-
- y the Townships cn SATURDAY. May,
y, tOt. ~ : usclock p. M. for the pur-
1lp<e ~ srlcciiag delegates To said co,In-
~ rmiFention and to elect a county
NentfNt cHnlniticcman Tor the ensuing
tetNt 1Itt rpunty eentral COMMITTEE
= hcreaIy cni1ed ~ meet nt BEAVER, oh.
NJ on 1nnk. 20. 1906 at y o'clock a. IN.
a. ~. CuhnN. y. q. TRAcS,
Sec. Chr.
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AboVt $4,000 pound. Of corn chop
was d'spesed OF by our merchants Sat-
urlay, besides much other goods.
What's the matter with Beaver as a
irsdisg pointr
Harry Hanson and brother I'd vent
20 Guymon last week ret turning Sstur-
day. They brought Walter Girsrd,
Who is CHARGED si,h iLsssi,y. back with
them. 40 examination was held by
the Board Of Insanity snd hrs case rae
pronounced melancholia. IL was de-
eided to allOw the rstiest partial Free
DON In the hope iha, he might re-
cover. The caa.e Of his infirmi,y is
Ns:a 90 be the too frequent use Of in
toxieanta
r. II. LOofbourow announces 10 this
issue Of the Herald his candidacy for
nom'natiou TO the Office Of County At
tOTney. He IL a Democi stie candidate
for the Office aud deserves the full sup,
port Of hls parry. MIR. LoOfbourrow
is we'll known to most Beaver county
Pe"ple and U one OF the most successful
aud skilled attorneys OF the Oklahoma
bar. His entire time is given 10 his
shoseu profession and In sll questions
Of Law Mr, LoofbOurrow Ia thorough
and uP-io-uow. As man he Is above
reproaeh and enjoys the confidence Of
all who know him. As to his quaIifica.
tons, hs 10 thoroughly fitted for the |
office he seeks and able aud competent
TO discharge sli the duties pertaining |
10 such In legal nabser. Mr. Loot !
bounow was an incumbent Of ,his
Office siz yeArs ago aud although his |
kncwledss Of Law was no, 90 complete |
~ u now 10, he discharged hrs duiies
uiih credit 10 himself and 10 the entire
satisfaction Of his Constituents. IfI
DhOseu'i to GIL this responsible position,
he will Sttend the duties Of savs in
cA:efal and satisfactory
&c. Tracy placed bis announcement
10 the Herald Las, week rs a candidate
Tor recollection TO the Office OF County
clqyk or Bsrvsr souniy aud asLs the
pOlninstion .C,r such oiiOs at the hands
e the Delosraiis Coaniy Convention.
Iie is veil and favOrsbly kSOwA 10 all
he old settlers asd BY bic business
Ike and soco~oda,ing manner is Sslj
a the highest esteem by the new sell
len who have had business with him
e have heard Of his remarkably sue
'sssful record as county ofisisl. As
N Official he has made one Of the most
'Filli.pt records II any incumbeut OF q
'ublio trust 10 the county aud never
noe has bis vork bees unsatisfactory.
fis sim, and oely aim. is to disehsrus
'is du'isr iu sush manner ihst the
'kOPLE vii reap TIA greatest bens.
Ia. IL . word. Mr.. Tracy is accom-
'Oda,iOn itself snd no inquiry ever
eAshss him that . not given fall and
Osnpiete consideration and hIs replies
re prVwps and socunuie. Rvsry.
here Le y spoksh Of IN tbe highest .
ssms sod bis fsipDds are pnnbsrsd ~
4 acqaeiptAhcess IN ssrkinr = e.u.
ldais fpg ihe olIIes the Dsmsers.s uf
be oownsy esuld not Do better thee ss
'aee y usmlnation Mr. y. o. rns,
isidt lsom shs nnaisldua uoppor, of| !
b party y hss nsn9 irlpnas oh a.
Iiisf side 81 lhs elspsos Who se.A... !
- hin ~ lhs ,lras eas ls lha tIa|.s
....4. ~
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Depsrtmenl ef an. In,.viorb bnd OAre
woodward. OklA. pts -. i'"t
Hotlo. a h.r.hv .,v.n ,stbe foIlo~ing
NAMED ,cttl,r ~. al, ,,o,,F his inssntlOn
10 make nnai proof Ia suYf o' ms e'"i
and ,l,s, saId n,aoT nj, I,s hs before y r.
Kelly, CIerE of the Dlstriel elout Ior SsA'~
County. %. r.. OF ~ hla alfoe sesese T.
Quinn. hiz deputy. in hif'e ~ DsAsei' w.
on June. y iSo,. via;
MGrERIet n xerns, Ofts. o. T. ia no.
sseH for the NwA. secf J,'T NJ A~AA
Ne names the follow witnesses 20 pross
his continuous rssldsp upon anu ou'"'~
iioA Of. sAid land. VIA
Joslc. Murphy. ID {. Gresham sn'sae.
p. keTns, of Gate. Of'' fred =. Ir-'S' VI
Beaver, O.T.
". D. HrALr. Rsais'sr.
TPSs LP
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-05-12

A Hunb~r Of neu. features ebsrse-
IsriEe the june issue Of the Nav ina
WOntHs MA0AxINE Anvrg them
may b. HieniivSed sspssialI, ''perdilu'.
PrObisms." ihs frst Of . s.ries a,
P'Pers by Alice Cbi,,suasn, telling how
= small family may live eo@lgr.sbIy ON
= moderate in~Oms. "Summer Com.
fOrt" is another interesting psper b,
Maad Murray Miller. "A Glimpse ol
Capri" BY J-an b. S,saTn-, b . charm
ing tale Of travel. "A German Bride q
oui6,,' By MAbsl A. Psi,ss, Is 10th
'~s'sss'i,s .hd rSisr,Aisina. In dc,
'ion. fAshi~ns. ,be.:Siesl news, dOrss.
iis ssissss aud Ia,erips deea.,ios. the
na@l~s isiIly ,ss~s wi'L good filings,
aud ,hs 'lIashAiiSus h'ly sstpIeMss,
the isni.
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Henry wiplam. soa u n j. and
Iloulsa hercndn, was lann Inn 2. liH0I.
and died ~ pneumonia May =, lHDl
aEe1 ! years and Z momlIia. .ilsle
heuly was the pet and pride ~ lhe
iamilY and will b. aadiy llInsed IN flIr
huale. A. The IuuafaL uliiuh mas Coz.
dueled ~ kev CunmnahnIn. Iiltia
HpnfY's latoFlte hYmns, t.Oh. hnw /
love 3rtns.H AVID hufklnn hnf fg9r
bIipd y Jesua" nefe sunN Iia ~.
uaina eefe lSia \ln feti n me t|hle
Z pmetegy the nffeeted lpuily have
||'e tym'Alhy * 'a4ft uuA|ef VI
LI.l.I. u lA1Il 1kaAl ILzAA
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strayed Away.

One dark lFOun mare s,raysd susy
from my place In Section l, rOunship
4 Range 81. on saudsy night. May
l''. We offer a reward Of 50 90 TO
the p~reoa Who 6ads same.
Wilhelm Braucr. IibsraI, Ksu,, or
Beaver, Okla.
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NYR.
Mildred Johnson OF Meade r. visiting
with relatives apd friends ON the river
this week.
Wiley Rhodes and family started for
vi Reno, Okla, Monday, where they
expect TO visit with relatives for sew.
eral weeks.
Dora Dickerson visited on the rlver
several days last weea but started for
Garden City Sunday where she expect.
TO attend the Institute
Mr. and Mrs spurgeon visited ON
the South Flats Monday.
Wallace AnshutE Is visiting ON
Crooked Greek this week.
Mrs. schmokcr spent Sunday at NJ.
w. Anshutz
T. G. Murdock is home from Meade
and Is farming since the rain.
Mrs. Dsekerson went 10 Meade tho
first Of the week TO have some dental
work done.
Foy Dpnks is the proud possessor Of
n fine guitar presented to her by Mr.
and Mrs. II II. Bhtler Of Englewood.
Chas. Free Is digging well on his
claim.
J. Henderson. OF Beaver. stayed ali
night at Mr.. bIsckey's Monday.
ANoN,
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Boundary e. votine Prealnels,
! h,ar'4 bnAvKa Hrskab. That
ssrs~ mss as-suair wins soumhsp
sAsy ,e-ids 10 rna the pslaan pIscs
sh~svsf. -ucls~r hrrrwi,h drrrsirsisn
- fhs h.'und-aivs e ,hs various pre-
ri"c's A. 'l-s now assd. Your. very
'rsiy. v e. 1RAcy. Go. Clerk.
Hsrs'~'n l"sriae,. TowasLite 2, 4,
. and 8 u Rsngys ! = ssd 3. selling
l'l.rr. sehvd b,.s.c dssiriv, No. IS.
Is"i'a prrrisci. Town.bip. l aud =
OF kAHrrs l, 2 sod 8. P.,llinE plsvs,
ssI''r'l hoa-e disiricl No. I.
.CI~veissd ts~nship. An Or Tows-
ships I 10 Q 81 RAaRss 4, 8, g. Z. 8 aud
.. P.al'ns Plscr. school house di.,rie,
No q
Opti@a Towaehip. All Townsbips
10 IisuEes 10. II. ~ ssd 10 sud all Of
,cwHshil~ 8, .. 5 aud 6 Of Ranges "a,
10 and Is P.llins place. day wOu
sch,.ol hou-e.
EubsHk lacvisc,. Al of Township.
l aud VI Rsnges IL. IS aud 10.
Present polling plAc,, ,shvul house dis.
'r'St N". -. rbis prsrisSt 10 part u
iiAisvs'y Nun. .Tp.
ilA'drU'y precinct. All Of TOwVships
l. :. . ssd I u Ranges ~ end ls.
P'''l'Sg place, .sIOOI bOuss district No.
IS.
Pleasant View Township. All Of
Tosnsb.Ps 5 aud q OF Rsuges IL, IL,
10 aud ~. Present polling pl.vr,
school house dtsIrivs No. II.
Gr.sd Valley TowH-hip. All oI
Townships l. 9. 8 aud 4 OI Range. 10
and ~. Polling place, school house
district No. IA.
kOtono Township. AL Townships
N ksHges ~ and 2S. lollisg plss-,
school house district No. 20.
El@wVod Touuship. All Of Town
'hiPs ], Z aud ) Of Rangv- % aud "a
PoIl'ns place, school holse district No.
IS.
Beaver TowBsbip. All'd rownshiTs 4
!. S aud 6 Of lianges % aud ~
PollIag pIser, Beaver, Okla.
RsH'On Township. All of Sections d
TO u in rP. =, Range 20 All OF =
'eS''ons 10 ~ Of lip. =, Rang. 20
NJ Of ToMssSiP- 3 aud Of R.sEes rs I
nd 26. The vest half Of Toun.bip. '
and of R,nge "a, aud al Of Town {,
hips s, Rssgs IS aud IS, rrcrp, sec II
ions ] 10 II Of each. Polling place C
chool b1use diarict No. 20 Z"
Logan Township. All Of Town.hip- u
, Range s5 aud &c, all of Tvwu.hi,~
. lt.nges Is aud 70. except SECTIONS o
TO IL ,hsreof, aud all Of tho west bali o
Townships | and = Of Range ~. b
'o'l'ns PlAo; school LUsse dia,riet No "
l. =
Blue Grass rs~nship. All Of ,h. i
's' hAf u Townships aud Y Of u
'angr u, and Srcaioss l3, II, Is, 20 [
g. "a 20, S6 "a, 80, S5, SO OF f'
p d hAHEr u. All 81 Township.
and : Of Range 2Si and all Section.
Up, D. hAnse -. ezUrP, sections ]
u 'hsresL Polling place. sehoo
.n's DISTRICT No. 81. CO
Gate Fownsh'P. ses'ioHs ! TO II Sc
Up .. Range %. Sec'iSss I, =, 8 81
Il Ill saH "A anw Il ~
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oali Tor nspabIIean Convention.


Gall Tor Republican Convention.
The Republican County Convention
viii naeeS nj the Court House in Hea-
Frr City, ukia on June, ~. I9s,t, at 90
sclnck A. M, Tor the purTrosc of nomi-
natiag cami;fatss Tor che following
Nniniy uikc,ess
Tine sheriH ane Clerk oRe Register
~ neesls soac Treasurer one attorney I;
orc Probate JWige; unc surveyor us.e
superintendent of Public Instruction I;
g1se Csruaer; une Cu.nmisaionrr Les
thatrieas Onc Commissioner ID Dis-
erlet uuar Commissioner nj District.
The delegation will lse lrased as fol-
ivwrs One delegate II large for each
township aud une delegate Tor each 10
spies 90 major fraction thereof cast for
Hon. b =. Mctsuire lasa election, tuyit.
hraver @; Benton 3; BlueEruss .;
k,lrvclnud .: Einwuud q Garland 8;
tlale =, 0rnnd Valley 4; IIarIi~Sty 4;
hnryisin 4; Kokomo 2; Logan 4; L,I-
ian ~ upiima 9; Pleasant View 3.
Primary elcctions tob~ held AZ the
usual voting plaecs On Juae rs, 1904
y. X. hLAScuanD. I p. BRAmWo0b
Sec. Chr.
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r,or Notica.

Nosioe is Asrvlkiven that .. John n. Mise
man. dId ON rhs ssh dayoe Aps.ls 'pa% Ale IN
the onIos OF an boaniy eierh q bsavereOti'-
", OkIsi.oma. b pstition aud nps,lieAaion 20
sslI AZ retail nj splriiuous ard vinous n
qusrs IN the sluo.9p,Gnfed s0wp Of hsstsr.
In Tow nshlp J. 4. 4. EcM. IN said Beaver
counsy. Ohlabma. for tbs period of one ypar.
And thas sad besition and appiisaiien wili be
heard oa ~ sst Dag Of May, A y. rsees an-
Iess ths-e objections and FsmonaiTsnee
nlet, IN the biee 81 the county clerk of said
cssp,y bsssy said asst day % May. issL
Iear y. pixEnAE. APphe'nt.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLicATIOS.
Department of the Inisriar.

Land Ohiee at Woodward, Oklahoma.
Apr. ., tSo,.
Notice II hereby given that the soIIovIpo
named settler has filed notice Of bis Intention
IN make nnai prO@i In support OF his claim
and thai said prod will be made bessrp n. ID.
Me- se, Probaie Judge or In his absruee be.
nre W. @. fichi-. clerk of probate eouTt al
Beaver. o. T.. on May. -. raoa. viz.
william Eekles. for the MEX. see.. 80. 7
n, y % BcH. X
He nannes the following witnesses 10 proi
his eontinuous residence upon und cultik
lion of said land. via: n
~ Hester. sssptea 2. Eekles. Ben q.
fond. Henry Z. HulIsr. OF Custer. Gala.
y. d. HEALY. Hswisi
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| Democratic Mass Convention.
The Dsmsesais met IN nnss conveu-
sicn a shs Court House Saturday
uf'srsoon and shs fuIIovipe deIsrssr-
were eIec,sd % si,sud the Territorial
Canveuiisn II Assdsrko.
y. @. Trasy, b. Il. Stevens. w. A.
suIlisss, VIC. Cros, Sau Wright,
wm. Harbs. J.. A. wik,n, J. W.
,'ulveil, q. n. Wright.
The following rrsVluliOps were
adopted:
Beaver. Obls., May Z. 1904.
We, the Democrats vf Beaver vOun-
y, In mass eOnvebiiUB assembled, do
hereby rc-ufiirm our sllegiaace TO the
time hOnoFsd pripciplrs of the Demo
cratic party and are proad Of the bold
aud courageous stand taken By our
patty iu the las, tuo National COuven.
iions on each and svsry point where
The rights Of msnkisd we're an i~ue.
Firmly balieveing 10 the justice sod
integrity Of the Anerivan people with
coetidence, We again enter the National
campaign snd brs,ely meeting the
issues ut CDmnerciali-m,. Militaryisni
aud Anarchy presented by she Rrpub-
hcan party We rsn win = great victvry
At the polls this isll that will cause our
glorious cOun,ty to take higher posi-.
tiOn among IT, nations Of the world
We ask EAR delegates that when
they chose delegates % the National
t'onvsBtiuu at ST. Lpuis to name mep
whe will make platform that Is er-
plirii, direct, sBl eau not bs nisunder>
stood on the question OF cont, ollinr
The trusts, against Imp.iislisw and the |
ronirOl Of the currency BY the great |
banking inteFssts Of the county.
We belieVo that the currency Of the
country should be issued aud controlled
y the general government for the in
eres's Of the whole people. that the
rust should Ge re.,rsinsd aud that
'overunent should derive its powers
my frUm the consent Of the governed.
We ask our delegates to the Terri
orial Convention to select only such
eirga,es to the National Convention
will support no candidate Tor the
Who has not shown his
rue Democracy in the pact sud who
'il' supPort Ouly such candidate for
he Presidency as has shown his De-
'Oeraey In the past aud who is Demo.
rntic enough TO work for the interests
the party and fulsll the pledges
'ade by the Democratic Platform.
We point with pride TO the plank Of
er last Territoris. Plstior,a which de :
ared Tor Single Statehood Of Okla
oms and the Indian Territory whereby
g can have great aud wealthy s:ste ! ,
nd build aud 'quip the bcesssary
ate institutions without burdsusou.e
Add iha, our party In ,hi.
''ritory was not suaysd By desire
G sectional power in the u. y. Senate.
X. u. LooTRoURRow.
COnm q. W. THASP.
}. W. CULwkLL. 4
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-05-12
NOTICE FOn PuaLlcArIoN

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I
Department OF the Interior. Land ont
Woodward. Okla.. Apr. L. I0el
Notice ID hereby given that the IoPs
named settler has fIsSl notice OF his a ON
to make finai Prsor In support OF HI nn
and that said prosf viii b. made beS,f 4 u
Mee'e, Probate sAdGe. NJ his once A'sf'
Okia., On June 10 tSo.. via;
Gavin Psnman for the SEX swK swA
Shk' sse. n, tt n, aud Lots !, , Sf >
N, L. a. ECM.
lie names the iolIowias vitBssf . p.o''
his continuous residence upon Su''''~'
tioS of said land. viz:
Lon Haskell. william Haskell fimwood'
q. T., William wright, john ST. o. bss'
yer. q. 4.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-05-12

Two Th~rOnShbred Berkshire sow..
two yea's-Old-sOmething extra. Al
20 one enc gilt, sikh, months OLD. Ior
sale, RRED p. WAITE, Bibb.. a IT
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-05-12

Dsmn mnis tn tl,~ la%t day hut come
n wess and have yd.ar teeth fixed up.
Dr. A n. Tull.
ktn&a Bsgne Is wurkiag On thc range
eouple ug wreks Cor John UicOrgr.
MsN ihwn Slct'suA~a u stsyiRg with
Mfs ii,sal enrias his alsence
All4 Mary Rl,-k has charge of the
saslmasy &rrarsmrat nt the White
1Anse h"tri daring th- abscnce of
strx Cel~.
Dr. Tall, dentist. rcquesis thase who
need acrtai wurk done To call q, once
- ~ eiH rssiy b. in Bcasrr a short
tue.
". n brsnE sIa -spliting i.,ke Co
sss Deasrsass she Ilesr.l L.@u, be.
A-se~e a grave ny-ivsy. III. p-r.oaal
sIai- -.s- lh.s abe ysIIou-a-wsp.yr,
saan y -oal ES Ga~iae..." H- viii
.''.s'ly l.~ oua u ba-ise-s politically
81 @~s
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-05-12

The Heysld y sulho.lzsd 20 On.
boupes this week sho candidacy a
Ch~i r. AIsssndss, Of wovdrsra,
vhc y = candidate Cor rs-sltc,ion 70
the Office Of CosnsilnaB o. tho Tensh
Dis,ric', suhjest to the ae,ion Of tho
hePsblicas Nominating eosvsntion.
Duriug the ss-sion Of the lseisla,ure
and a. other times wben the duties of
the ofhre dsmsnded II, COsDeilmas
Alexander has given hi, andi, ided
personal attention. TO his Office and has
administered lie sffain In = way that
would no, iail to NEE, the approval OF
hi. constituents. He is a thoroughly
capable msn 90 far 40 business and lev
matters are concerned and rs gentle
man is truly all iha, the word implies.
The people Of the 1sBth Dis'rics
regardless Of party sffilis,ion, splsecis,s
the able and LoIsst manner in which
they have been represented in the
UPprr HVuse aud ferl no disposition 10
make a change at this time. If
placed on ihe ticket Mr.. Alexander
majority viii greatly exceed that pl
two IsaTs. ago.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-05-12

High gr'Je shortLorp bulls, ia colo.
deep red, calves. yssrlinss and coming
twos, at loo prices.
BY s. s. sMrrH,
Tyrone, Okls.