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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09

One of the most successful plays to
be presented in our city this season
is "Under Southern Skies" which will
appear at the grand opera house on
Wednesday night, September H..
Under Southern Skies" is one of the
largest and most expensive dramatic
companies now travelling, as the COM
pany numbers twenty-seven people,
twenty-three of whom appear in
speaking parts, ard every piece OF
scenery used in the production is
carried with the company. "Under
Southern Skies" is now in it's fourth
season having had two phenomenally
successful seasons in the east.
"Under Southern Skies is from the
pen Of Lottie Blair Parker who also
wrote "Way Down East" and it is as
true and interesting picture of the
south as that now famous play is of
New England.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09
- s->-e
Died.

Miss Iva May Pickett, twenty years
of age, died at the home of her parents
near Rudolph Tuesday morning Sept.
6. The dread disease, consumption
was the cause of death. Funeral
services were held from the home
Wednesday morning, Rev. A. l..
Putnam Of this city officiating. Mr..
Pickett and family removed to
Rudolph from Monroe last December,
hence they are almost strangers In
this region. The intcrment will be
made at the old home Monroe, to
which the body accompanied by the
bereaved parents was taken Wednes-
day. The afflicted family have the
sympathy of all in their sad bereave-
ment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09

We onder how many OF the boys
of Grand Rapids realize the value of
an education in cold dollars and cents,
say nothing Of the many other ad-
vantages. Statistics show that the
average salary Of an educated man is
81, 900 per year. He works on an
average forty years and receives total
of $4,000. The average wages Of an
uneducated man is $3.50 per day and
works 300 days in the year so in forty
years he earns $4,000. The educated
man gets $4,000 and the uneducated
SIS, 900 and the s22, 900 difference is the
true value Of the education.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09
OUT In DAKOTA
KEMPToN, N. D., Sept. 7, 1904.
+, EONTAJNE


A. L. FONTAINE,
Grand Rapids, Wis.
Dear Sir: We left Grand Rapids.
September 6, 1890 in the morning and
arrived here Sept. I, $40 in the morn
ing. This is wonderful country
harvesting only half done. One can
see thousands of acres of wheat,
oats, barley and fax still standing,
although the major part is in the
shock, but no stacking done yet. All
crops are good, excepting wheat is
damaged by rust. about so per cent.
Some fields of wheat and oats will not
fully ripen for about ten days, which
is delayed on account of wet weather.
Mrs. Cooper stood the trip we'll and
we are anticipating good visit before
our return. Folks are all well,
Yours truly,
T. J. COOPER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09
Plan to High School Paper.

The students of the High school are
beginning to lay plans for the High
school paper, "The School Bell
Echoes" Some of the students have
already began soliciting subscriptions
and TO all reports have met with fair
success. When school opens Monday
active work will begin on the paper
and the first edition will be out during
the month of September.-Merrill
News.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09
HOW FAR IS 1T TO
GRAND RAPIDS?

An exchange says. to proye to you
that it is six feet to Grand Rapids we
compound the following personal:
Mr.. and Mrs. Foot left Friday for
Grand Rapids that makes two feet
and as each have two feet that makes
four feet more. Two and four makes
six. Therefore it is six feet to Grand
Rapids. The man that cOncOcted
that has since been confined in a
padded cell.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09
LIST OF TEACHERS
lincoln High School.

Ll0CoLn Hl&n SCn0Ol.
III. S. Principal and Super
intendent.
Ira o. Hubbard Physics aud
Geometry.
Mary Brahany-Latin. German and
Gymnastics.
Abbie g. Terry-English.
Frederick ]. Turner-History.
Matte H. Love-English and
Mathematics.
Florence Botany and Ply
sical Geography.
Chas. w. Schewede-Eighth Grade
and Gymnastics.
Victor E. Thompson-Manual Train
ing.
Lillian Gaskell-Eighth Grade.
GRADES.
Lincoln Building.
Matte Larkin.
Howe Building.
Metallic Boucher-Principa Seventh
Grade.
Annie Hatz-Sixth grade.
81. Mae Jeferson-Fifth grade.
Mabel Hamilton Fourth grade.
M. Elizabeth Wolske-Third grade.
Celia Emmons-Second grade.
Irving Building.
Annie Kress-Fourth and Fifth
grades.
Edith Perkins Second and Third
grades.
Celia Burr-First grade.
Lowell Building.
Hannah McGrath-Principa Seventh
grade.
Anna McMillan--Fifth grade.
Daisy Wakefield-Fourth grade.
Julia Vasey-Third and Fourth
grades.
Mary Park-Second grade.
Faye McBeath-First grade.
Emerson Building.
Mary Reily-Principal Sixth grade.
Mollie III. Baker-Third grade.
Caroline Briere-Second grade.
Mabel Sustins-First grade.
Garrison Building
Maud Gritfith-Mixed Department.
Kindergartens.
Lydia Bundy, Franklin Worthing-,
ton, Mathilda Bunge, Belle Thorn.
Music.
Laura Reeves.
Drawing and Industrial Work.
EStella M. Haley.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09

The. ladies of the Womans Relief
Corps are preparing to hold sale
and supper at the G. A. r. hall on
Thursday September Is. They will
offer for sale aprons, handkerchiefs,
mens.night shirts, chiidren's clothing,
etc. The reason for giving this sale
is to raise funds with which to replace
funds which were used in beautifying
neglected soldiers graves. Refresh
ments will be served during the sale
Ice cream will be served during the
afternoon and supper in the evening
at 25 cents per plate, This is a
worthy cause and everyone should
take pleasure in patronizing it. 26-3t
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09

Master Dean Brundage. the talented
young musician, son Of the late E. B.
Brundage, editor Of the Grand Rapids,
Tribune. is guest this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Connor.
-MarShfeld News.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09

Lottie Blair Parker's most success
full play, Under Southern Skies is
one of the plays to be seen in this city
in the near future. "Wav Down
East is the play that first brought
this celebrated author prominently
before the public.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09

The story of the play is very
strong and interesting one, and is
one that is peculiarly southern. It's
characters are distinct types of
southern people, many OF chem being
highly diverting. A Halloween
celebration and pumpkin dance are
among the most attractive features of
the performance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-09-09
WHY DO THEY GO?

There are several people in Wood
county and few not far from Grand
Rapids that have get a severe attack of
the western fever. The western part of
South Dakota, seems to be attracting
their attention. The country be-
tween Pierre and Huron is more Or
less. attractive and without doubt has
its advantages as a stock country. Be
this as it may, those dissatisfied with
this region may well consider the
drouth and their possibilities. Do
they not counterbalance some of the
marked advantages Of the regions they
devastate? Wisconsin has a fair
climate, good soil, the advau tages of
civilization, water in abundance ex-
n neral and other resources beyond
comparison. On the average it's people
are as prosperous as those of any
other state and its wealth is as we'll
distributed among them. Better
count one million aud think eleven
times before pulling up stakes and
rambling off to some land not half so
good as the one you leave.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10
DErARrNEST on THE ISrERIoR.
Land Office nc Woodward q. I,

DErARrsEST oP THE INTERIOR.
Land Office at Woodward q. I,
Feb. % 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed notice
Of his iatention to make final proof In
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made 5efore 4. p. Kelly
clerk Of the district court In and for
Beaver county o. T. and In case OF his
absence then before w. 7. Quinn his
deputy at Beaver Okla. ON Apr II 1904
viz.
Abraham Stauffer, Of Custer, o. T.,
HA. No 1912 for the SwIl, Sec 70, I
2 N, R27 ECM.
lie names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land, viz.
John A. Russell, William Il. Butler,
Arthur N. Howe, Earnest q. Howe, all
Of Custer, D. T.
Y. ID. HEALY, Register
FP S-3 LIP Al
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10
CoNrEsr norICE.


Department OF tbs interior.
United STATES Iand OahSs Wood ward %. T
Web. % tgs,
A sunieisnt ennteai anidavis having been
AID Ia this oliics BY t.awrrnee 4. Williams.
sont. siant sEv Inst ne k.I IshlJ made Apr ~,
ls5 for MEX doc. a. Tp. IN. ttAnse 81 kcM.
by 0us wiinams. C0Dteatee. In which u q
aiisssd thrt said Qua wllisms hss wholly
abahdumea said tSaei. has Iailed 70 Fesids uEon
enliIssts and improge said tfnsi Tor pesind
oi Inoun ihnn six monglis nsKt prpceilcs The
dale ~ nllng shis anadayiii that said alleged
abacnse fFSin the said ln,d waa net due - he
employment IN Array NAVY o. nnrins corps
of the unl,ud states daring any war.
suia parties are h6rsby noiiara 10 appezr -
spol,d and ones evidrnce louehlna said nllrna.
lIunn ~ % ociock q. n ~ ApS. ; loat
heiofe n o Noeae, Prclala 5nd9o ID nni
fnr beAtcr uoaniE. "A iissvef .. r. and thal
HAL hsallns vlll b hold II - a'cloch n n
- April -. lpsl bsfbfs me Resiaius apd
fleo'ltef a fhe Uullea states Land Unles n
NoDtuaed Oallhnma.
1hasala oonieslanl hnslns ~ pfpps aal-
9nfIi aied FEB q 40, sot lnelh nnls ullIol
I1eu Il|nl alIel dne d|IlN1ene paupaal tHfflg|
" ihls npilea can uoi ba nl1|s Al n Ate4tl a.
14I11 oAd dIIto|ef lheI totA psala1 ~ G|tel
~ aae kn|I rfnalH pab'|tlf|aa
q HHkIN Nff|||F|
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10
Recommendation for. Appoint.
mont.

Recommendation for Appoint
The following was handed us for pub
liea,ion, by DR.. l.. &. Munseli, member
of the Na,ioasl Auxiliary Congres-iop-
al and Legislative Committee OF the
Amsrirsn McdirAl Association.
The Ameriran Medical Association
Of the United STATES recognizing the
imperative hee.-~i'y Of representation
90 the PsnamS Canal Commission, are
urging President R,'Oscvslt 10 appoint
sOu's eminent meml,~r of the mrdicsl
Pr.fes-ion on said Sommission. We sp.
PFreisie the Rrra, importance Of Sueh
ariioh oB their pait. ~ the sanitary d.
eiplin~ II The canal zone snd strict en-.
fUrcemrnt ef sane a. 10 the soldiers
uun laborsrs seat there 10 execute the
work, will savs many precious lives
aud much expense. They recommend
for such appointment Col. W. q. Cor.
gas. of the Uui'ed States army. whose
eminent servics IN the treatment Of yel-
low lever In Trxss In 1882 and HE
servics u the Spanish mericsn var
aud especially his services aud ability
In stamping cut ihs yeIInw fever In
II vsus, Ouba, 6is him pre.cmineutiy
over every other man To the United
States Tor ,hs po-i,i"n. F-eling tha,
,hs sanitation Of the canal s,ae 10 oI
greater mueui'uds To the public thar
,h4 engineering "r en-t ii huilding, ~s
hops ihs, thl. W. G. Gursas will re.
ceivs the appointment Tor the place.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10
CONTEST NOTICE.

=, ...,..,, y. 80
~. -
A.,c.,.,,, ,,..,,.., .,,a..,, s..,.' -.
a,,., n, ,sl. ,.,,,,. ~. ,s.,,.. s.s-.--
spntestsnt against Ho,sssssd entry No.
,slso. nisas juns % isn. for swK swK, SEQ
-. sK sEH end NwK SAX. sec a.,
Tp. 2, y. R. %. EcM. by Frank n. washburn
c1ntestee, On which n is sIlsass.: thai sSld
frank W. waahburn hns wholly sbansiou. a
tile said tract foe q period 0r m..re than slx
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10
BrASx CAnrh,por


Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Jaini.
son, on February. 18th, girl.
Quite number Of our citizens went
to Engl~wood, Wednesday returning
Thursday. llessrs. Wilson and Crop.
per brought home lumber for the new
school house. Steve Pifer and Mr..
Montgomery brought hack the latter's
household goods and DR.. A. J. Sands
went 10 mcrt his brother-in.law who
came out to locate.
A. Miss laura Croppcr was ont rid.
lnR few days ago her horse stumbled
and fell throwing Miss Laura and bruis.
Ing her quite badly.
John and George Greek have return
ed and are located on Georges claim
near Eather.
Ienfy Fox, Of Chicago, is Visiting
his brother urant and looking for To-
cation. Mr.. Fox snys he IL delighted
with this coun;sy. also the climate.
lie says the winter has been very se.
we're In Illinois. Mr.. Fox thinks he
will erect -four mill at Esther. We
need something Of that kind 20 we car
dispose Of our grain without being com.
PEELED 10 haul Il % miles 10 market.
A RkApRh.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior.
United states Land Ones Woodward O. q.
feb. IS. lgsa
A sufIlela1i contest anianvIi havinG boen
nied In this onics " John n. Lehman
cheEukre y. T. sontcstan. against NE. No.
tsiBe made JuDe bth. Iaoa for tho SEX of Soc.
rp. N. Range ~ EcM- BY vooshees
kilexson contss,er. IN watch u n alleged
that snid vcGFhees Rilexaon bas wholly
absndoaod the said trace Jor = period q
mOEs than six months siUos making aaid
eutry aad nvxt p'ior 10 the dale Of this ul,sa.
tssi. he having failed 20 IN any msuhsi
imySOve said fFagt a. to sstablinh Fusidehce
thereon wlthin tho statutory period lsis
naathpl Required ~ lnwi thar said defaults
have mVt been U.srrd; Thst aald AiieNsd
abtsnce mon said laEd Was ma due v III
sinploymsnt IN the Afmy. hnsy. % Marln,
Cofpa of tbe Unllod niniea IN aiy cnpAgIJ
In sine u war. and tkia ne SD oonienltail
u ksatr % prove a such Tins nnd pleos ~
mas 10 nalned bx ne Iz9Bhter AMI hsotivci
for beaFine Ga EuId naars
said parties npe heru1g nelinsd 20 ~
pear. rnapuua ana u4ur eelacnoo hlnchln1
nald nllteaiipn a N o'onck a. nnup Aplli
,spa. boi.fe ne lleslaleE aea llersIprF - az
y. y. hpnaypcs - wosdssnl Weoaperdco
O.T
ghs sAla pauleilAnl AHslns. "a . pupe' Al
dayll Sled feb. Itapst ael lpr.h lnelh enIsI
shew lhel aIlef 49, dI'iNsntq reraneI Ner
tlne al thls nallst ~, npt ~ meak Itla nfs.
nt 1<|1fe7 mad f'Irtft1 lha, aaes neiles n
S|.&n n a. ana nrllsf ba|'|ft.'on
p NIAi|. |.I3|IIf|
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10


tlrsne Wilson Is improving his farm
on Wilkes creek.
Crais Broshers rounded up their pas
sure the s9d.
Jisa Pearson 10 sthis old trade-haui
snx fesd.
Whiis gsiting out Of = wagon the
mr. day G. .. Lille slipped and fell
Sing The ground pretty hArd-no
nago done 20 the ground.
Nm Rrinif hns begun blowing. lie
hs glow runs line. lie ID Also
snin9 xetting ready for earls
ee
i~'tesss h fixing 60 irripte his
&4e aya that he can raise
~ u " hnish.
wani 10 Liberal last week
- obeother 10 the railroad.
,.r58pe dlsposcd u HIS school
s.nd a. Kssa figure lsst week.
S.ass pf nsw nsighbors are coming In
ln this sicini,y.
f.s. Mckay IL stacking his feed.
J. r. iiie n an She sIck lift.
Miss Carrie woelery is very sick with
manps.
NtAs susle Mckay has returned home
after fen weeks absence.
Nn. Joha Prinsz and son Milus srs
both sick.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10
COW rksI KurIcE.


Department of ihs Int-rior.
UHltsd stAtss iani ORlso. wO DWARF q. 7.
Mch. 5, iyot.
aled In this oalcs w William HarScr. ag In
gsrsoli. %. r.. contestant atainst HE Ne. 'OSs6
ma.is New %. IaO.. hBr MIX. SEQ. ~. r q N. a
IS y by wiiliam q. withrw. 90 ChrIstnsld,
Kansas. cantssisc. ia which Il Is alleged tbs,
said william y. wlfhFow has wh Nv abaadon-
ei said tract ha = period 81 mors than siH
months slnos making said entry and nsxi
prior 10 the dats Uf the initiation of this enn-
trsit that hr has never established ur main
talued his rusgaencs upon said tract Or I'm.
proved ~ culil, atsd tha same as required by
Law and that said defaults have not bpen cured
That said alleged abssaoe from said land wal
no. due 20 his employment IN the Army. Navy
40 Marine eospa VI the United t,taies In any
cI,paoiiy In ilnle oi war aud this the said e0n-
lesiant 10 rrady 10 pr,ve at such time aud
rine' q. nay 10 named by the Resisier and
itrcsisrF Tor q hearing Ia said eass. Aald par
lics nFs hcfeby notifIed 70 appear. Frspsad
And ODER evidence touching said allegation
Ai 20 o'rlock a. m. oa April o.. iso,. bsfoSs
the ReEiaer and Receiver ai the Unltet
states Land omee IN Woodward, O.T.
lhs sat contestant hasing. n propsl
paIdavlt. alsd W Clyde n. wyssd hls attnr.
ney sn March. slh. lgos. - foSth fasil
whlch sh0w thai afser due dIllsenes personal
aesslas 81 Ads nnlicu ran ns't 10 lnedn. Il u
harsbY urItf a nna slfNslel lhat ssrh notIsr
bs s.ttsl by due ani proper pnbiieatlon.
y .. IlnALT Rsnlsier.
~ $50 LPsU
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10
CLEARANCE SALE.

We dOR't IOGnt to carry
any old stock into our neIO
building aud are thus
closing Oitt for actual In
UOi0e prices. These bar
gains can't last GLIcayS
Come GLOnsl
IIiLLiGRssOR Bros.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10


NJ IiodUlrpr from Harper coents
ksnsae 4 a9alh with ns We know
hls brother Gus ever IN Woods coanty,
and foel certain thss Beaver county y
very fortunate u secure sach men, q.
they arr a very Intelligent and pro
gre-siye family.
Tee Sunday school was grand suc-
cess. We were surprised 10 see the
intefest that Is shown. and wonder
where all che people come from.
The school chIldrcn had their pic
lures taken on Monday last. Such
pictures will Be . pIrasant reminder
later on in life Of che early days oI
Beaver county.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10

Il q Inst lIi,le windy over this way.
Rev. Wilson preached at the school
honse Sapday..
A. Walters has his house near COM
4 bittioa
T. A. Rrdmon has returaed with his
sa,hily a'sd win sOon erect house on
hie claim
~, Wilson % paiting up = boz house
sa W claim.
3. n Ro,nan and sons have sold their
slerk and viii 90 90 Colorado Ia the
fprinK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10

HNhWtH3rHt 81 tn1 IHltuuf.
Land OnIeo q Woodward. o. a.. fes. ~ lias
Nsaie< = hrfsby affh that tae t1iiswihe
naned ssftlsf has Ned n.rics ~ his inisntion
20 make anal prmf IN support o. HE elsiw and
that said pronf viii b. meas befrs v. ?. Kelly
c'ssh % the DisiSist Court for f,rnvrf county,
q. r.. or W bic absen-s btn,re W. r. Quinr.
be deputy. h his once as beaver. o. r.. On
Apr :. ~ 500 viki
william A. Bst-mss. ~ Ny~. o. T.. IA Na
uJis fnr ths NEN sKE rEk MEX. sec ,.TsN
q and Lot land sEK Nwk. secs, TsN
n y EcM.
He names tho ioii1wiha Witnesses to provs
his costinsous Vrrldsnee upon and euiiiva.
ton ofs VI land. Was
wiiIlana .. whitaker, Henry Pclts. of Coin.
%. r. William Dickcrson. John X. Dlchsrssn.
Of Nye. %. +.
F.D. HKALY. Register
90 "a.
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Liquor Notice.

has this day nisd b peiitl0n 10 sell ~ retail
malt spiri,aOas and v,noas liquors upon Lat
70 OF hlock o. ~ the unlRcorpOraied loWn of
rexhema. situated IN Congressional township
North Of IlHngS % kcM-. IL Heavier County.
OklahOma Aud IN "A anlsss Wrlttea obloc-
lion orprOlesi thsrvtO be Hlrd In my oElos ON
90 beforo the 18Th dag of March, ISls. said pe
luon will be grated.
Datod Beaver. Oklahoma. Feb, -. taas- !.
y. q. TnAoT. -. Clrrk. "
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COntest NU,iee
DgPARTMENT OF rHhiNrKni,R.


DEPARTMENT OF TtIhiNrKniuR.
US. Land Oaice. Woodward. q. T.
Feb. % iyos.
enfnrieat eonte,t nsdavit havinG been
ai-d In ihls orics By IAwrn,e ,. Williams.
ron,essnni, aEHln.t HE No. is4ss made Arrii
n, ,sn,, for sEk. tsec 10. TAN. Y % bCM.. by
Rrr, N,akus, rnnies'ec. in which Its alleged
that snId Brrt MINUS has wholiy abandensd
sagsi Tract, hna tailed t, reside upon. 'titiva ?
anu Improve sald tract Cor period a m"re
,han six moniits NJ NJ prer.dlog the date OF ~.
InW thls sfiidavlt aud u attempting 20 hid
sali claim hy occasionsl visits thereioi that
said alleged Hhs-nos from said land wsa no,
due o. hi. employ Snent Ia tn Army. Navy or
Marine curpa o the United states during any
war.
said parties are hereby nStIhed 90 appear
respond aud nfer evidence touehinE said
allegation ai 10 o'claek n. m. on April TOO
brfDre n. a. heese, PrObate Judge,
q. aver county. Okla. Ty. ai his 'Hice In B~a-
ger. q. T. and that anai hearing will be held
nj 10 o'elock A. ~. on ApIIL a. ~.
l,,.tsr, the Register and Recelver nj the United
Hia. Land onlcr In woeslwsrdO. =.
The said contestant having In . proper
aifidnvit. nl.d February % 40. art forth fact.
whlrh sbow that Afirr due diligence rerso'tsl
eeryirs of this notice can NOT be made. 10 ia
hereby oidered aid liroet-d thSt such ngtics
be- gives by due and pTop-r publication.
I'D. iioaly, Register.
FP ~ IP y-2t
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10

ressiiofy of oa'ehep'N Al
cous,y q senser
K.al.e h hereby given that on fhs - dss
- FsiFnary. sgnt Hsfnnn y nochhofst, ~.
nppsnFcd esfse me and made nintinsli ortho
tskina up ofthe folioeins rsiraysi
One biars mar, at,ont sIx yrnss old. bvands
"a n on len fhish ~ hip. Aisp sne by mare
csit slsont einht o. aine months oid. unbfansi-
ed, siHgia Efcheat.
Thst me residences &c snid tahsr ~ is IN ths
Nocth-nai qnaiter ~ se~iion ~. m Township
Nogth. Of ilangr q EcM. That his ps'-,oHiice
Hddrr~s IL iianirsty. Oklah'nna. That the
same was takes up ON the aih day Of Frbru-
ary. ttos.
wIinr-s my hand and oaacial zeal this shh
day afFsbn'ary. A. y. 100.
tsrnl.l v &. TaAav. "a Clerk
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-03-10

jan a. lNlt.
Notice h hereby nlssn thai ths nsiiuwin,
named ssttisr hss nicd noiIcs u he intsn'
tlon 70 nske assi rfusf IN suppost uf bic
claim snd that tsiS proof viii We male BE-.
frs ~. y. Merse. Prshsis suaee - Beaver
Michel 1. Butler, q zelna. 0sia.
HA. esB4 for the Sen sec. ., TIP. N.
X. n, ECM.
ne ha,nss tks following viines-es 20 prove
Ne eontnuons residsacu nroh nnd culiiva
said tlon % land vIr,
John Gould of zeima, o. 7. r J..
Hoyt of zelna, D. r. william v. CLARK
Of Gate o. T A. y. HOstetter Of Zelna
rD. sEALY. RsuIs,sr
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