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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24
Justice INDICATED,

The bicyclist from the city was
wheeling l~cisuraly along the side path
In the outskirts of the little town,
when the policeman. the only one the
place afforded. arrested him and took
him before the local justice OF the
peace. says the Chicago Chronicle.
What is the charge against this
man." asked the justice.
tongue and an awful look OF horror
by ridin' on the sidewalk
What have YOU 10 say, young
man"
81 suppose I'm guilty, your honor
said the prisoner. But / didn't know
l was violating any ordinance"
Ignorance Of the law excuses no
one"
:" know that, your honor, but as
the road was had, and | saw other
wheel tracks on the walk. / thought
it was all right"
"lf the officer had een the men chat
made the other tracks it would have
been his duty to arrest them ! see
nothing to do but TO impose a fine OF
S., as provided by the ordinance.
Your honor said the prisoner,
this Is the first time | have ever been
hauled up before a magistrate on a
charge Of any kind. and | cant help
feeling that it's a hardship. | shall
not appeal the case, but I'd like to
have one chance to get of. / propose
that We flip a coin to decide whether
the fine be $40 or nothing That gives
me n loophole Of escape. What does
your honor say
The proposition seemed to appeal
to the sporting instinct latent in the
mental constitution Of his honor.
AN right he said after a minutes
hesitation. Il don't know any Iaw
against that, You may Hip the coin"
What shall it be, your honor,
heads or tails?"
Tails hazZarded the court.
The coin was tipped.
His honor glanced at It as IT fell,
covered it with one hand, and extend
ed the other to the prisoner,
Il congratulate YOU, young man.
he said. "You are discharGcd-on the
ground that this is your first ]oftause.
But don't let it happen again
The blCycier wendcd his way. icav
ing the coin in possession Of the court.
and nobody to this day knows whether
it really fell tails up or not,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24
SCAVENCERS OF DESERT.
How the Coyotes and Crows Keep an
Eye on One Another in Quest
Of Food.

II T.. rr,b,n,, tho, ,ra ro-.or friI.
oradit- +ba ~ wtIr
nroat,,ro, ,nI ,hoi, .cor+.an ~ En-,
offair, ~ ,InJ~ nwn lind and atha,
Einds Nfr. vo~, A.,,,fr f., r. I.no
fIitt1, P,in yavo t1a, n cccay,nopr,
of the desert Al keen an owe an one an
other
Nora u o,. ,f bt. ,o+r
., tr,at - .,,, - ra arrfn,
~ ..,,n.
crou-. o,.n oat1o,io, # U.s. .uaioiari
ncc,nattor far o cntrg, ,rnrnfno an tbp
~lfstIe,. Laval r,oys =, .n.,t.h h. mir ot
thon evfrr aoon ,thor fr~rtfyrIv with Il
toIerahJe a~ssrmntinr Of ~urr,rrrrn brf
ma lo,L. ...,th Fcartotr mount ~ coot
anfor-,ar,irg
urba c.. A.
r,.ar tr,r| pa.. T,aan,oi n~Ionaar
, roi,+ yaaa .a ,,inn on nn+aIono
~ra+~ ~ an',Tr,
down from, Ndo,,rt pi,ns h,y2rde u,to-
rialiyad ont ~ jrvi.ihle otber and
hawE. came ,~ronri,g rba mall ho,c IN
s+rea+ fn,. paLbj+r eo+ nm in tho
charorro1 and oncEad tbair oare f~ooiino
N~,ot,sol,o, o,i.o cato snu o,oo os mo
HINT ,,,,,ro roou ttor,
NaIt.n t.u~.am =,
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

I and moro orfac,ual than the loco horoio
course Of dredainp and ,frojnina" tho
existing channel Of tbo Barr-eI,CaheI.
but its feasibility is no, nnite certain
for the levels of tha 2o0 odd miles of
country living between Ror and tba
confluence Of the sohaf have NOT hoon
accurately ascertafrod. and mon that
factor everything must danand
The Iato lord salisbury once advised
his couDtrymen to stpdv their immortal
geography on large-scaIe mans and If
is uDiy by reference to s,rb mans that
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24
How Another Sufferer Was Cured.

"DrAn MRs. PJNEIMM:- cannot praise your wonderful remedies
enough, for they have done me more good than all the doctors ! have
had. FOR the last eight years and more | suffered with female troubles,
was very weak, could not do my hOlNcWork, also had nervous pros,
tIation. Some days | would remain UNCONSCIOUS for a whole day and
night, My n]eghbors thought could never recover, but, thanks 10
your medicine, now feet like u different woman.
81 feel very grateful to you and will recommend Lydia II. Pinl~
haMfs Vegetable Compound to all. 1t has now been four years since
| had the last spell Of nervous prosTul0n. | only weighed ninety
eight pounds at that time; now weigh one hundred and tWentythIrr,
IL consider your Vegetable Compound the finest remedy made
Thanking you many times for The benefit | received from your medicine,
llcm0m, Yours truly, MEs. }. H. FMCER, &3o Elliott Ave, st. Louis, Mo"
Remember Mrs. pinlhan's advice is free and all sick women
are foolish ii they do NOT ask for il. She speaks from The wjdcSt
experience, and has helped muItiGudes Of women.
A#AAge FORFEIT II wc cannot forthwith rriuo the rgnal letters nd Hpostoreat
%hHEBhkk above cBMmOni4E, which will prove their absolute grnuHeues
WJA0G Lydia A. IIuhLunM OdC n LINN NyaA
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

junction Of the Sobat with the White
Nile, just below Lake No. BY means OF
regulations at the head Of the cutting
the volume Of water passing TO the White
Nile could be made constant; for the
summer flow would be undiminished
by Wastage, and in food-time the sur
Plus water would, as at present, waste
Itself IN foundations on either side Of
the natural channel. The complement
10 this project would be the building
OF regulators both at Ripon FaIs, and
at the head Of Lake Albert. where the
Victoria Nile. after passing the Mar,
Gibson Falls, becomes the Bahr-e..
Gebel.
This work, which is estimated to cost
some $3.50, 900. would be both cheaper
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24
Avoiding Dilution.

A Kentucky colonel, who in every other
way showed his enjoyment Of his Bour.
bon, always shut his eyes as he lifted his
glass to his lips. As this is the way chll,
dren are usually advised to take un-
savory medicine, his friends wondered
that the colonel should show such an
aversion to looking at the beverage that
all the rest Of Kentucky likes to gaze on
pnly less than to taste. Some one asked
hlm at last why he always shut his ewes,
He replied: "Ah'm afraid il All looked
at it nah mouth would watah and dilute
nah !iquah. Chicago Chronicle.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24
FLOWER CULTIVATION EASY

beauty a continuous sheet of flowers a..
of the same variety. No matter how
numerous they may be, these wildlingS
never seem gaudy or vulgar. And
finally. if it is the least expensive way
of getting hosts of fowers-lowers lik'
the stars of the Milky Way in multitude
A thousand narcissus bulbs! The
thought takes ones breath away; YET
a thousand of the bulbs Of the poets
narcissus cost only five dollars--a mere
nothing compared with the vision oil
loneliness that 1t makes possible.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

AAe most inspiring Horticultural idea
tue last quarter of a century Is the
la'uFallzing of flowers by the thousand
situations where they need absolute
y no care after planting, says Country
AAie' 1t is the easiest kind of garden
ING, lof there is no wedding, watering,
"OeIhg' stalking or tying. 1t is the most
%4stic form of gardening, because the
n r'"e[s Mt perfectly into the landscape.
- eie most effective kind of garden
49, because nothing can surpass in
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

The New York woman who left direc.
tons in her will that she should be
buried in a plain and simple cream
eolored silk dress, with real thread lace
rufties round the neck, and sleeves Of the
same color, with sash to match, was an
old maid, OF course.-Boston Globe.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

WT is only two years ago
ES since the great Assuan dam
&H II on the Nile was completed
#S1 Ill an engineering feat on a
"a scale never before attempted,
tx \ by which enormous benefits
~ have been conferred on the
4 euItiyator of the Egyptian soiI-and
8.Iready an even greater work is in on
n ,emplation, of which the smallest part
h. the raising of the dam already con-
#strprted. The plan is neither more nor
z,css than that of regulating the outflow
If the Nile and its source in Central
Africa and of insuring Egypt a larger
and more constant measure of the fer
flizing food by training" the current
of the mighty stream through several
hundred miles of its our
The most sluggish imagination can
hardly fail to be stirred by the ambi-
tious magnitude of sucl a project,
yhich. il is estimated, would bring 500
aN additional acres under cultivation,
while converting $4,000 acres from
basin into perennial irrigation. The de-
tailed exposition of the scheme is con
.tained in a Yoluminous report from Sir
william Carsten, the English head of
the department Of public works in
Egynl, and even for those TO whom
rs engineering problems are incompre-
a. Va. .lrY -y,,, D., FTa,I. -..1 ~
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

FIRST torErsPeudrDl-Say Old man. I've
Just got a bundle Of newspapers from
home
Second toryrepoulrut-ThRn good.
ness Nov vel j boz able 10 learn some
il.is 'i what ls going on st the front
Houston ta.yuulylr
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

'tverr man las some fad. sad the
3p'e' man. Nine Is mndtng my "
bus no-,.'
AL, ! see rcJoncd the philosophical
person. y on are one oil the mouopoIists
"e read 80 much about. Stray Stories.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24
News from Home

dladys-What do you hear from Clar.
snce? How is ne doing in Wall street
COW? N
Jerra4-G Great! He writes that the
narket IS so duh he amt losing a cent
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

People who pitied the Koreans ct the
beginning of the war because 60 many aw-
full battles were going TO be fought around
them, gave the Russians too much credit
and didn't give the japanese enough, -Bos-
ton Globe,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-24

Blessed are the dressmakCrs, for theirs
Is the earth.-Good Housekeeping.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
CoSrRsr NOTICE.

DepGEtlasut Of the IsseT1r.
Unitea staics Land ollce woodward o. T
Aeh. .. Iyos
a suatc-st cSalcss satdavit having been
aied IN this uaee ~ veFiin n Staniey. fOBoa
City. q. T.. oon cstAnt aEainst hk. No IssD,
mais Aas. is. 'yas. for M Nwk Sc. u. ~
sWN Sec. SIPS n. - ECR. hy Joha "
FraDcia- Cssntsstcr. So "A IoA o. a. alleged thai
sa.d J.iha ". Fruncis 1as wholly ahand .ned
said trart Coz PEI I'D II noru than months
81, &C making said entSy ard aext prior 10 the
data tbs inili .tioa of this eunt-sii that he
he's wholly failed 90 establish and maiataun
he rcsiasnce thsreoa 90 o. approve and eai-
tIvale aaid tract ~ Fcqalrud By ia~. aud thai
sad dsfAulis have usser Sssa cared.
Ihaf said alleged absspce from said Land
uns nss due 10 hls enpiuynasnt Ia ths AFiny.
Navy 90 nnrins CoEpa ~ the Uulisd sialss IN
nny cuI.aciiy 90 tiEne ~ var. ard tina tbs eAld
conlu.iani is ruaSy W prsve a. sauh llms snd
D ncs as lnay be aamed ~ ahs fsuElsssr and
Rsosivsf lor q hsaEisg IA SAID oaaA SAID par
slra are hosthB nallncd 10 nppesF. rsppond
and oasr esitrnee ioaeAiag snld allrBasian
~ - e'rlsck q. ~. o. Mag, 4. 80. brsore
lhu ~ nninf ana ReallEuF aa aao u. 3. fana
Uncs n wondWnra y. =.
ne nu,d ouninsisnl harlnRin . propar AN.
aasl Hipd sch. ilee ~ tessA f.rls phiuh
hlsu4 lhaa pflnr dgr nklleenfp prfpNfl orr.
$50 tIIaIa nnII1t oae nof ~ u|ate q - haIIl4
tf1ufta NAa NlsennH Ihsl setA noIlh. ~
4Is14 " aH1 11A feHA'< N4pIfNt4a
NN " WM&|&& N&1oIkaF
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
OUNTE~T NorIcE.

Department of the Inlesior.
United states I-And OEios Woodward %. T
Arh. q iyet
A saHisient onnicsl anldavf aaVinE been
nlsd in thia osiaco ~ ss.ssa 4. Y..unkin. Ciine
% r. -.,nt-siant REs inst Hk Ma lssJs mace
Aur. %. Iy9. 81 SEa s-c. -. Tp, N. Rss 4
BY kIias n. sLsut. 0s Nirfis.d KAs. CEntesier
IE witch q - alleged that said f1ias a..
~ NJ has wholly abandoned said traci fOr .
Perio.i al mnre than 9 E1O.tbs nsHi pEior 60 the
dsss of the iui,ialk q, ,T'his contest; that be
has never established az mAintAiasd his resi-
dsnca Ihercoa or Inprsv.l sr cultivated Said
tract ~ rsqulrvd by law and thar said dsf aulsu
have sos b~va earud.
Thal aAsd aiisgcd ahsenee iron said land
IA. not due a. hts emphymsut In The Aray.
Nav or Marine caps of ths United siates ~
any eapasny ~ tllns "a var, and this ths snld
eoutestnat - renay - psovs "a sach tiaae aud
I,lare aa uany ho naaasi - ths Rssialcr and
iireulvv 81 q he4rinN ~ said ease eaid pai-
lius ara hsrchy nouard 90 nppsaF. lvtponG
and o1sr exiarnue tl.nshlnR saId allcsaiiun a
30 90 prk q. ~. 80 Nay. -, apat bsluss "a
llofalet and ~ laiseg "A tAr Y. - lad o.
~ - wopdunnA o. =.
fhe z.la e,siosianl harlun. q rsarsl nnI.
anslt nlaN MA. a ig'i ~ lerlb i4osa unItl
= ~ .l,al Ali4f Nnt dI|'eeaGH rafttnnI w..
|1s u I1lA n1lIIt can ~ 3 N4l& ~ n31t'
~ usAo1NA Ah4 a|1fas4a .hA| Nath naIIt. 01
&|..1 NJ &na I'D 1tNAt ntt|[.,|41
NJ Hs0|lI'4. n Mf.6
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

DEPARrsEST 40 THE ISTERioR.
Land Office at Woodward %. T,
Feb. - 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed notice
Of his intention 10 make final IrrOol la
support Of his claim. and thas said
pFOof will be made before 4. p. Kelly
clerk of tho district court In aud Tor
Beaver county o. r. and In case of his
ulrcnre then before W. T. Quinn his
deputy as Beaver Okla. on Apr n 1904
via.
Abnainm SiasSer, " Custer. O. r.,
flA. No tlpI2 for 1he Swjl, SEQ 20. I
an, ECaI.
lle numes the folIowIng Witness.
~ prose hia continuuus resldenee upnn
sal cnlsl,aliun Of. said land. via.
xohn A. Rumol. William y. Buller,
A. Mr. n. iloNe. Enruesl q. Howe. al|
"A l,m,pt. q a.
IN iIn,tx. HarI.Ibs
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

nep4f hsrait 81 the lntTi 2.
ratsl SKATE. Lana Oaiee w.srs sard o '
Bieh. - ~
Asnrnes u cun-eat aEsissis havsaw bven
sid IN lhis o3ct " 1rlsa y. MIlaer
Biirriiir. Mss. esntrs ant ngnlnSs mE. No.
srsIs na1ri- Jaiy 80 a. f.sr The SEX - Sc
~. RaaTs y EcM. ~ 1se,b n
Mafsf. Cent ste. ~ wh ia Il h al ed
ihst said Jacss n n utn hss ukoil,
a'assfs-ei sail Tust. hss GsIl-.a - rrssl. mp
90. clitissr- dtnpr We sd traot for . -
rioi sf isiors has su, \ b. usyt p-eersing IN,
dste % niipE th.- affa svhs that said deieu.i
an la t-wgsinr ~ he 4 -.'d iraci BIZ e.-s.
4 mai sta; ard thst aid alis-s,s-l Hss-nc,
fr ~ IN ~ land uas slEs O. hls rn,pis.y
n,-'si In the ay. Navy ~ MAriae ewps n
y $ ns a tsF.vsie soldier. oti. r. s-ama1 si
Iasria :. during The var vi s,-aia ~ dnri.su
any ssh var In shieh the 4. = may ~ 10
Eseed.
SssI sarties are h-rsby sp,laei To appesT r.
stsnd sni oHrr svidsses too-hi q
said sn-xAii.sn az 20 e'clocE a m. an Nay. .,
-. b<f.r. "a. 10. Mees-. ~ shsie iudse. ~,
Yer coubty. UElab.sns ~. st bic .Hy~e Il
Bcav :. o T.. an . tat ~ u bcastaE sIl b
hid at y ofeiock. A. m On Jaae. Il
49,. hsfsre ~, Register asl u -cciv-r ~ ti,-
United \ ats Ltni oass "a " ssi~srd
w,-siusr 20 d.. r.
II said eau'ests a harug IN a Psnp~r su
dawn Hiei N 81 81 rsss ~. 70 ia facts whIrh
sh.Su that an r .. di is-Iss p ,rs sna ser
vice of t'.is notice Z Be Ris.ir. IL y here
by sri-rcd AMI dirrctr that su-h n srcs b,
Eiven b. due aid pr 'D-r pui,Iicatisn.
y. u. HEAIT, n Eist r.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
CONTEST NOTICE.

CONTEST NOTICE.
DePaEtment &C the lnt-rior. waited tstatrs
Land one. woodward. -. r.
Neh- Hh. iyas.
suHScisst csate.t anlaavh havlur i.ccn
nird m thia ur'o- ~ William Loank. oi Uoia-
wasef, K.nsaa. es,ut-stnnt sEzins, HE No Ioasi
made Nov. solh. iyoi. sor SEK. Sec. D. 7 IN.
% ECM " Deiu-a &. love. % CrsS@wos 4.
%. T.. esstest~s la which d - niicsel thai aid
nriusia L. 1--we hs. wholly abandoned szid
ira, i,r . Pcsi0sd of more thsn ak monihs
-isoc making Said entry ard n-xt Pri~r to ti'e
Juss .f th- initiutinn oi this contest; that b.
deBoe th-rron OF impr,pvcS or ca tivaicd ths
same as rrguir~d BY Iaw and that szid DE-
faulis have not l.-CA cured ami that said nb-
o nee TrOa said lard w.s not due 20 hi. en-
pllyu,~,st IN the Arnsr. Navy ur Mauae curP-
OF the Tniird States In time Sf var On any "a
pasi'y.
Sid parties are herrby noiioed 20 arrcar ~
spond and onrr eyidcnee touching said nilc-
gallon NJ Ioo'cioSk o m. On May - Iyos. be
tore the Register aud R.celveg 20 the uaited
Stsies lad ufnce In wosdwSrd. Woodward
county. or.
The aid can't stAS' having In apropSr AM
daN "a nissi u -rch. eth. fyAs. s-t for1h faCt.
~liich -hsg Ihz, after due ailiFeBoc p-rroaul
1ervice oi this Boiice can But be made u u
hereby o,drred ami dircSssd th-t sn,h noSics
be given by due Asd ruper Pubiicuiion-
v. = Virgins, Receiver.
IN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department q the Intert0.
United ttAles LAnd Omcs WoDduard q. 7.
Neh. 9. 49,.
A suBeient ntept aa5davIt having bees
Sled In this once by CharI. n Carap coutes-
ant Againss HE. No. lsSy7 msde July
yth. ISss fsT NEK. Sc .. TIl y. Range -.
BCN. hy Charles ~. UIsh Coaicstee. ia
which "a is alleged thar the said Charles n
Ulsh. has wholly abandoned said traci
sT PrTi,d of m.re than ,IH months sinee
mailing said entry aud neat prior 10 the date
hsrein, he hAving failed 10 establish q
bonA nd- nc~ideue- ibereoo " impruy. same
~iihiA the stA utry reriod monihs reqaired
by lswi that sad defaults have net besn
cur~d; that said tract h oot settled upna
and cultivated by Anid party - rSquired by
las; that snis party b attempting 10 acquire
title to said uA-t by making sceAstonal yislt,
thereIo undrr the Euise of residing thGIeea
While he .. n the same time maintaining 9
lsohs Ode T~sidcnce elsewhere.
was not due To hia emploVmenl
In the Army, Navy 81 Marine Corps
oi the Uhitod states In any eap~risy In iims
~ war. and this the sid contestant b. ready
10 prove Al sch time and pIsos ~ nay bs
naIns by ths RcSisicF and R-ceiveT Tor Z
hearing IN said cass said parties are here
BY Hsaifed 10 appear. resPoad aud "GrT evi
denes Iouehiag said aIleen alien at 10 o'eIoeh
n m. on Nsy, %. 'yoa. before the RsSistsI
and Receiver of the United stA'es Land Onie'
In Woodward. Westward ooanty o. 7.
Ths said ooDteSiaut hsyinE IN aproper am
dAvit nled Meh-. 9 80. set ioath fscts uhici
show that aft, due diligence Persosai scr
vice or this notice eannoa 10 made IL 10 here
by "raered and directed that such notice y
Eiyon By due and prOper pablicaiion.
\. S. wIEEins. RsceivsE.
fP g-II LIP s-T Pa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

AHfn4Na4EuN ~ NuH auNfAlnI@
fnnd 0nice 81 wec1ward. o. l., res. ~ inns
Noaics n hefetg gisra tlst sse tni,gwiug
narned srssisr has aasa n aius ~ his inssntius
- maks naai Ffsuf n .uppurt e his clsl~, And
thai snid proof VII ~ maae trf..re E ?. Kelly
Casik of t,se Dl-iricf Coart Cor Dsavrs e-sansy.
q. T.. 81 n hss abscn,e bef.sre ". z. oain~.
his deputy. n hts on,ce q. Beaver. o. T.. %
ATf l. - So. Via
waianA. nst-msn. af Ny~. o. T.. IVA 40.
sts sr the NEN SIX .SIsK NEx. Sec s.rs n
4 = y and Lot and SEN NwN. see 9, 7 y
n q ECM.
Iie nsnnes the isiiowisR uiin-s-cs q r-~ve
HE cuntluuous rc~idence upon und cultiva-
tiOa % = I'd iuisd, viEs
William =. whitahsr. Henry PciiE. e Coda.
%. T.. wiiaa'a Dickerson. John X. Dichersu1.
of Nye. %. 7.
n. HKALy. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

Is rHE SIKH guDsUIAi. DISTINCT cOrRs
ns AND rUn BEAvEa cOrNwr. rE9nl-
romY 20 uEt1AHoMA.


II rHE SIKH guDsCIAi. Disrnicr cOrRs
Is AND FOR ngAvEa cOrNrr. rERRls
roaY 20 UEtAHoNA-
Ssrr'sSry ef efohl.As~~ ss
osuuty a. Bsaxrr
=. MeC And.rso riaiuttn.
w.
10. or~,r. Enr.sssh & Sreen. F.B EwSsr.
W. ". futsf-sn. n. u. frtts@n. ssd Z. ".
PAfilssa. pastuerf 4 5nr tusincss uadcr The
nrua n-me and style of wt -. Rnttlsou a sons.
Biward a. Paitlsos. snd THE sunRer-sher.
m mssCa ne Company ofBs'le Pisin, kansss. q
rsrporrtion. DefcsdnatsL
BT vlRruE 90 nm or,lsr of sale issued eui
of the sixth Indieial Dastrics Court IN ana FOr
N. Couuiy 81 Beaver sud Tsrritory Of OElaho-
r.s aud 70 the ssberia a ssid C~unty dirccisd.
. un', on ths SYsh day of APrtL q. ID. in.. ~
se'cl.ck p. NJ of said day. n tbe fruut uuor
of the Court House ia Brave. IN the Coauty
q Beaver, Tcrritory of. OkishcfnA ear Tor
sa,e % tuhllc auction. IN the highest AID brsi
hiddcr Soc cash o. haad. the fniiowinx describ
"a IanAa sd t-nencnfs. wa:
Lut, Thr-c. F.snr. Fre aud six. and ths
south east qrartst. tgl oi the north ues,
aurrtsr igl of ssction s,x tsl In To~BshiT
Tl,r~e a, Ns-th. In R.nre r~euv sevyu tsJ
Enss at she Cmarroa Neridian; also III,
south vc-s quarter ~ of The spuih ssst quar-
trrgi.p sf sco.ioa Fsurtesn lu. and the north
vs., quarter CGb of ihs aarih east quarter ~
and the nsrth halt i'Sl - The north wrst gust
nrtE uf -seii.n Twenty three tsJl. aud ~
sasi ha fIYl of the south west quarter TX
ard IN, n-rth ~rst QUARTER tHl of the soutl
east quarter Ikl of S-ciiou shiriy one tJ'l a,.'
tn -sss half " &C the sButh ucst quarter IN
4 rsa...
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

Cuntest N'tiue.
DEPARTNEST OF THEISTERInh.
US. Land Odice. Woodward. %. 7.

Cuntc,a Nsttue-
DEPARTMENT OF FTHkISTERI'IH.
US. I.and Odice. Woodward o.. r.
Mch. Iyas.
A sunrieut eoutcst afliavii kavins b-ea
~ q n Ihi. once by John .. Patsrr-oa cssn-
tesiuni, against HR No. IJxs made De- 10 rsas
Tor Lots "a ~ NIX. sc TIN. Rss u by
Heary q. I,uacalIl cuatcatec. In uhich % q
ALLEGED that said Henry L. DuneAin h . who.-
y ahaadynvd said tract &C lzsd lor period os
more Than months sinoe HE entry oI the
samr and .Icxt ri H ~ the d1se hrrrSsI: thai
h- has tailed O. OsCuPy, impr Svs aud cuiIi-
va'e sad land ~ by lsw required and that con.
tesi.r IL aitsInpiinE b. acquire Isie 10 ssid nd
Truuduiea ~ by making ooe ssiOaAl visits Ia
the stms aud IN Al nsasa the al g-d defaults
have hueB eHre,l; and IhAi -aid alleged absrncr
f.Vm said land wus not due Ia hrs empioy.
meHt Ia th- Army. Navy Or Martae c. rps of
the Cnitsd Siaaus IN Lnss Of wnr In anS eApaci'y
saId partIss are hvrrl,y notia-d To apV-ar .
spOnd and ofirr cNid-Huu toach'ns said = lrEa-
TUNA ~ 20 clork a. m a Ar. - Ipss,
beiore q. "a. HoluiSs. Gated Stat.
q smlniss on-T. al Gage. q. z. and that
aaai hessins viii b. hsld St 70 o'cloek a N
Sa MAS. %. I-o,. b-f~rr the S-EistsT and
Rcorivcr At the UniIed Sta,.s Land Onios In
wOod~Hrd Okishoma-
The said cUntssiant hayinE In PrupeT am
davit hsed Frb. - 'ao,. act E5Tth tasts which
show thai after das al iiE' nec pslsoRnl s-rvios
Of this noIio- can not BE- made q is hcreby oT.
dcrrd aud diTvcied that such notice be EIvgn
~ due and proper Pnhiloz:iot.
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