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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-29
CONTEST NOTICE.
Depa artmeut of the interior.
United States Land Odles,
Woodward, O. I. June ., 1905.

Contest No. t596,
sufficient contest Afidayit having been filed
In this sfice BY John W. NcCool, contestant,
against Homestead Entry No. 1t714, made Nay
81, 1904. for the north west qpartef Of section ~,
township north, range - =. &. NJ, By Hannah
Herbose. contcstee, In which IL is alleged that !:
Entryilan has mover established residence on
said land, and has never fenced OF cultivated
same, and has wholly abandoned said tract for
more thaa six months neIt preceding the filing
OF this contest.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not duo 70 hIs employment In tho Army, Navy
or Marine Corps Of tho United Statos 10 any
capacity in tfme Of var, and this tho said
contestant Il ready 70 provo at such time
ter and Rsceiver for hearing 10 said case.
Said parties are hereby notified TO appear. re-
spond and o9er evidence touching said sllega-
tioa at 10 O'Clock q. m. on July %. 1915, before
=. p. Kelley, Blerk Of ths District Court In and
ror Beaver county, Okiahoms Territory, OF In
his Absence bctore W. +: Quinn, his Deputy,
and that nnal hearing vfli Be hold at 10 ocloek
.. N. On Angus, 70, is0e, Aefors the Regtster and
Receiver a u: United States Lsad Office In
The said euntsstsnt having In proper am.
davit, hlcd Msy 81. le16, set forth facts which
show that aftcf duo diliesnos psrss1al ssrvice
Of this notice oaapot BE- made, IL IL hersby or
dersA and directed that sueh notice Be given b.
due and proper pabsicatip0.
6is 10 DIcK 7. MoaoAN. Resi,ter.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-29
CONTEST NOTICE.

CONTEST NOTICE.
Dopa rtme0t Of the Interior Unitod Sta tes Land
Ofics. Woodward, Okla. April. u, 1905.
Asufiieient contest ai5ids VI having been aled
In this Office by Nancy C.. Tubbs, Exeter, Kan
sss, contestant, asainse HE. No., 22k2S made
April sssh & i'pt X e, ,s,v MwS @ ssS; r. n,
City, o. T., Coatestee, IN which It Is alleged
that i,ottie Hupphyies, has wholly failed g
dence upon said tract, that she has wholly
failed 70 improve or cultivate said trsot for z
next prior 70 the initiation Of this contest,
and that said defaults have not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment In tho Army,
Navy. or narinoCorps at the United States in
capacity in timeof war. and this tho said con.
testant 10 rsadyto prove At such time and
pace as may benamod by tho Register and Re-
eeiver for a hearing In said case.
Said parties are hershy notified TO appear 2.
respond and o6er. evidence touching said al
ieea tion at 10 o'clock q. M, on Aug, -, 1905,
hsiore The Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Once In Woodward, O. 4.
DICK T. NoRaAs, Register.
So 10.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-29
CONTEST NOTICE.

pepa rtment of the Interior, United States
Land Once, Woodward, Okla, June 20, faB.
sufficient eontsst AFFIDAVIT having been fled
In this Office By Beulah n Day, Wood ward, o.
T., contestant. against He, No. 2sh made
Eoyembef, sth, 1893, for Nwk, SEA, Et, swk,
b. E!is D: Asstos BrGsic. or. Ccnte.tse, II
which II Is alleged that said Erie D. Morton,
has wholly absndooed said
tract for period of more than six months
since making said entry, and next prior TO the
s.h day os November, 1905, said date bsins i've
> - - from the date said entry vas made, and
that aid abandonment still exists; that said
ttortoa hes wholly failed to improve or culti.
vate said tract in any manner for q period of
more than siH moaths bext prioP TO November
sth. islc and that said defaults have not been
cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment In tho Army, Navy
or Marine corps of tho United States in any ca.
pacty in time of war, and this the said con tes T.
ant Is ready TO prOve at sueh dme and place az
may be named By the Register and Receiver
for a hearing In said case. Said parties are
hereby notified 10 sppsa5 respond and Offer
evidence touching safd all4eatfon at 10 o'clock
, O.. M, on sept, 20, 1905, before ths REGISTER
and Receiver at the United States Land Office
In Woodward, Okla.
The said contestant having, In a proper All.
dsvit hled Juno 20, 1904 ~ forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal servics
Of this hotico cannot be 6sade. Il Il hereby or.
dered and directed that 6oeh notice be siveu
BY due and proper ,Publicat tiUn..
DIcK Z. MondAN. Register.
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CONTEXT NOTICE
Depa stnIent Of the Interior.
United States Land 0ffioe,

Dtpaftnl<nt OF INFERIOR.
United States Land Office,
Woodward. o. T.. June 5. 1876.
Contest tjsl.
A sufhcisns eoats,t affdavil having bs-n hlid
in this of1co by Josiah J. STANLEY. contestant.
against Homestead Entry No 2oll. made De-
sernber iss tor tia. north vest quartz, of ssc-
tion "a, township north. range ~ L. G. NJ. By
Lewis ID 'tnsr. Ccnte-tce. In which IL IL alleged
that: Eotryman las n-ver established rssi-
dence on aid land. zsd never improved. fenced
of cultivated sans. and has wholly aba ndoned
said traei Tor more than si1 months next befsrs
the filing of this tonte-t.
That said slog.si abs nee fror1 ~ i'd -land WAS
M da. ~ Jsl- ii.ss n-rrt in' tie lrssy Navy
or Marine rocpS of the United States in soy
ca apacity an ums Of war. aud TIL, the said con.
testsnt u ready 10 prove OF suci time md place
- may be named BY the Register and Rtcsiv8F
Tor hea rine In said ca-ss Said parties are
hervby notified 10 appear. respood and offer ~
dessee touching said a;leGa ttoo at 10 a'cloek q.
m. an July 0 1sn. before Y. r. Kolly. Clerk. Of
t,s District Court, At Beaver. O. T.. or In bis
sb-~nc-. below W. r. Quinn, his Deputy. and
that nrs: hearing viii b hsld at ~ a'clsck q.
IN. IN Ausust % 1as, before the Reeister and
= s.ss Yer e s' = shs United States Land ofaoe in
rb. aid eos,e..an. having. In proper afn
dsvit filed NAY II, ise, set forth facts which
show that after due dillgeoce personal isssv.
Ice of this notice cannot 10 made. u Is heye
By ordered and directed that sueh Botic be
SIS 80 DieH 4. Eosoas. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-29
CONrEsY NOTICE.

Deps rtmsnt ot the lnterier. United tes Land
Once. Woodward, Oklahoma. juno IS. iS0S.
suflieieat contest sGids VT having bson nlei
In this eeics by James @. Maxwell, Contestant
against Homestead kntry No. is126, made Nay
e. lsOD, for tho southvest quarter Of section 4,
township north, range e. y. ,by Roy o.
Canaday, Contestee. In which IL 10 allegoo:
That said alleged absence wes not due 70 his
smploymept IL The Army. Navy OF Marine
tine Of war. and this the said CONTESTANT Is
resdy 70 prove st such time and place as may
be named by the Register and Recover for
. hearing In said ease, Said parties ars hero.
by notified TO appear, .respcnd and o9or evi-
dencs touching said allegation at 10 o'clock A.
r., On Apsust 4 1903. SsIoss q; D: Moose; Pro.
Oklahoma. and that anal hearing will be held
st 10 O'Clock a. m. on August II. 1909, before the
Register and Receiver ct tho United States
Land Once In Woodward, Oklahoma.
The said contestant having, in a proper ain.
davit filed May, 8, 1905, sct forth facts which
she thst after due diligence personal service
q. hi n,s,ce 9. 4 bul n. =. d u y hcreby 1r-
isred and .sct..i IL s'r 'ct'e "a Sivep l D
acs and : bpsr pl h'sst."n.
DIox 4. hoislN, Re SER.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-29

TERRITORY Of Oklshoms. County OF Beaver 10,
Notice u hereby given that on the l2th day OF
June, A. d. 1905, X. II. LcofboufrOW. attorney for
heirs. nlcd In the Probate Court OF che County Of
bcaver, w,d Territory Of Oklahoma, q petition
praying for Letters OF Administration 70 be Issued
TO william white upon the estate Of John B0glis
deceased, hate OF this County sf Beaver and Terri
tory Of Oklahoma.
And pursuant TO an order OF said Probate Court
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. Of satd day, that being
day OF the regular July term. A. b. 1905. os sAtd
Probate Court, has been appointed ~ the tins
pers0G interested may contest aaid petition bj
Ming written opposition thereto on the ground Ol
incompetency OF the applicant, or may sssert hi,
own rights TO the administration and pray that
Letters be issued IN himself
Witness X. D. Aeese, Judge NJ the Probate
Court OF the County Of Bsayer, and
the Seal Of the Court afnled, the lfth day q
June, 1915.
H. d. MaksR,
(skAL) Probate Judss.
6-l6 VA G-A
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nvrbeo, Of ,se ,p,.r,o, lana onc, ;,

rucd rsni Okia.. MAJ. 1s, rss.
ed setter ms Gid nottc of his Intention 70 make
ensl proof In sugpor os hi cain, and that said
br. 3a s Son Ior ssssr esan,y efi sn hS 8 sae aS
ssncs D-lore ". I. Quinn his depnJ In his ofEce
st beaver " T. on June ~. lS6. VIZ: Delbert
Swls. Sec. = TI- n. r, n. EIN,
Ne names the foDostng sftnesses to prove bis
continuous rsshtsncr UPON. and cultivation Of ssid
LTD viz Earl ). Shore. Henry p. Sarrxtt,
Cbsries N. Jones all OF B-aver U. T., BEN D..
Hayd-D. " BOYD v. T.
DICE ]. MossAs, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Ofhce,

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office,
Contest 80. utT.
A sufficient ON ts-t affidavit aving been fled
in this oftcc BY Walter 7. handles contestant
against homestead Entry Nc. ADlA msds Nov
is 1873, for the east half OF the northwest quar-
ter. spd the east half of the south~ ~est quarter
Of section is township north, rang. ~ X. G,
n. by Anna l.. B'evins, eontsstee, In which IL IL
alleged that said defendant has wholly aban.
donsd said tract ~ land for q peried u mers
thar ~sk ssseptis prior 70 the date Of hlin9 thir
esntest; That sAid dsfsndsnt has never st am
time established residence on said land and
that said aheence vas not dus 10 her employ
mont tn ths Army, Navy or Marine Corps a the
Vaitsdr6tates In time Of var.
q $40 .partiss ere hereby notified ~ appear
respond and o6er svidenes touehing said ALE.
esiSs 81 10 o,clcek q. m. On Jsly q, isos. bes9rs
II. ID. Moose, Pfoba to Judge. at Beaver, o. r.
and that enal hearing viii be held at 10 o'eloel
.. m. On Au9ust Z. Iab, before the Rs9isssf and
Wood ward. o. 7.
The said contestant hsvins, In . prspsy sf1
dsvit, died June 2, leo. set forth faots which
show that after due diligence personal servfes
OF thfs notice cannot be made, II IL hereby Or
asrei ald ,r-c; u thss - "a no..es - si'e- b
due and ,ie : pnt icat Jn.
s--is 20 rcs =. d Jss ~. VIC q stsr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-29
CONTEST NOTICE..

Department u the Interior. U. r. Land %
hcs, woodw wari. Okla, June, ~, igs.
sufficient c,ntsst afiitavit having be6n hled
in this Office by John Walton Day, ~ wood.
ward, Q. T.. contestant. against EFNo' sSes
made Decemb.r lst, las, Toe NNk. Soc, IL,
Tp., s ~. of T., l6 ECM.. By Sfefhk L. Book.
out foss, o. T.. Contestoc, fa4ghich Ii IL slle-
gcd that said Frank l.. sBubkout has wholly
abandoned said tract for q period of more ths .
SIX months last past and next prior to tho
date and initiation of this contest, that ks has
whsily Failed to cultivate or improve said
tract for pesiod sof moro than siI rnonths
next prior hsrvso, and that said defaults have
not boo cured.
That aid alleged absence from said land was
not due n his employm-nt In the Army, Navy
or NsHno corps of the United states In any ca
Tacltyin tine of var, and this the said con.
testant u ready TO prove at such time and place
"a may bs named by tho Register and Receiver
Tor hearing In said case. Said parties arc
hereby notified to eppear, rsspond and offer cv.
idence touching said allega tion at 10 o'clock q.
m, On Sept. 20 1Sle, bsfore the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land Office in
Woodward, Okla.
Tho said contestant having, In propef sf1i.
davit filed June ~. 1906, SGT forth facts which
show that after due Diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made. IL II hereby or
derod and directed that such notice be given By
duo and proper publication,
DIcK T. NOnoAH, Register,
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D'pars1%sss % e sss & 1nssr'Gs G.. l.Sc 3 90 Sses n

Department ef the interior, Land Olaos n
Notice is hersSY g}ven tHat The following NAMED
settler has Med iotics OF his intsntion to make q
nal proof In SUPPORT Of his claim and that sait
District court Tor Beaver county D. T.. or IN ii,
absence bsfore w. r. Quinn his deputy In hi,
ofnce at Beave. o. 7. on August, T. 1858 viz;
1851 Tor tho NH. NES, and sWH. NES, and
HWk. Sen. Soc. is, fp., I, n. r.. "a, ECM.,
He names the following witnesses TO prove h,l
continues rssidence upon and cultivation Of. ssi1
land vtx:
Frank Peek, Charlie Marshal, I'd Nichols
John Simpson, all Of Coproy, q. r.
DiUn T. AOa0AN. Register.
6-Z9 SIS,
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Department OF the lRtsrtor. Lana Ollie
a MQodHafd 0ka. Ihine 4 I.gS

az Woodward, OKLA. June ., ly6
Notice h bsreby aiven that the following ma ned
settler has nied notice Of his intention to make
nnal proof In support Of his claim, and that ssid
gsrs or IN ii his sSs sS.snes Ss,s s.sor. ninn his
deputy, o. beaver. Okls.. on July n, 1873. viz;
James ncQuade, OF Pronto, o. 7. II. A. No.
township north, range - B. C. u.
He names the foliovlng Witnesses te prove bis
continues resttence Upon and cultivation Of
said land viz:
James n. Sesel and David c. Yfouk, Of Tsplsy,
o. T.. Sherman Hronk and Hsnfy G. borabeugh
Of Pronto. O. r.
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CONTEST SorICR.
Depsrtnent of the In terror,
United Stas~s Land Office
NprAEari n r H. 40

Woodvsrd q. T.. June 3 leue
A sufficient contest affidavit having ben ile.,
ir this ofnor By MORTON n. STANLEY, contestant
against Homestead Entry No. is5es, made Dec
18th. lsoSt for the south rest quarter of ssctiou
Is, township north. range WE. G. n, By Ben
leinin L Prce. eontestee. In which b. is alleges
that; kntryman has never ests hiish resi-
dence on said land never fenced or cultiva ted
same. and has wholly abandoned ssid tract foi
more than six mooths next prcccBing fhe hlins
That said alleged absence from said land va,
not due Ia his employment In the Army, Nav
or Marine Corps Of the United States in any co
pac ~ in time Of var, and this the said con test
and is ready to prove ut such time and place ..
may be named u the Register and Receiver FOL
2 hearing in said caid case Said parties Or,
hereby notified to appear, respond and odef ev
idsDce touching said allesa tina at % O'clock q
N. on July "a 1893, before y. P. Nelly, Clark o
the District Court In Beaver, or in his absenc.
before W. 7. Quinn. his Deputy, and that final
hearing will be he'll at 10 O'clock a. M on Aus
ust 10, lh6, bcfore The Register and Rsceiv yer q
the United States Land 0fhee In Wood ward
Oklahoma Territory.
The said contestant having. iu a proper afn
dayit hled June ), 1875, set foyyh facts vhiel
shos that after due dilieencs pcs.oeal ssrvie'
y this potice can not be made, Il IL hereby or
dsred and dir-ceed that such notice be sisen bJ
duo xnd Jrcpor publica tioo-
6-H 1-0 DIcR r. MonoAN, Hneistsr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-29

Notice of Application for the Pardon OF
Alton Brits and Winfield McGinnis.
Winfield McGinnis, who were cOnvicta II ihs
erime Of burglary, In the district Coz o. Bra ef
County, Oklahoma Territory. on the llth drv o.
October. 10D2. before the HonoFable John L. Pan.
coast, presiding Judge, and on said date. BY said
Court, sentenced 10 four yrArs imprisonment In
the Pcnitentiary, viii, on the eth day OF Jviy
pet1ion for Q pardon.
8. H. HARRis,
ei6-vt Attorney for Petitioners.
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Department Of the Interior. Land O6Ios A
woodward OKLA, June 10. 1903.
setilsr has iilsd notior of ais intsnsioo to 1aSs
Anal proof In support OF bis claim and that ssid
prof .ill b msde before < p Ksily, cisrk Of The
absonoe before W. r. Quinn, hE dspaty a his 81.
hcs q bes.sr. Okia.. 90 AUG, ltA vis,
sarah Z: Georse, Of Boyd D. r. Ma, No ne
Tor she NV. Sec. ". Tp-. & n. r. ~ pCN..
" naIoss the folloviny visnssses to prove bis
knL, viz;
AIon1o Psllnsr. samuel Mann. Joe G. Triud,,
WIZ George, ali Of boVd O r,
s-@ D'0a soH"As' hss'''er'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-19
Typewriter Pictures.

Artistic picture work is the latest use found for the long suffering type writer The equally long suffering Gib- son girl has been made out of question marks on one machine, which also turns out some exquisite lace work. all made out of some of the little used marks. A young man who is a member of the coast artillery reserves and one of the crack shots of the Thirteenth regiment of artillery. is the man who has made a fad of using the writing machine to do work 1t never was intended to do. An other who has found some of the freak possibilities of the typewriter is young school girl who poses her subjects and goes about making their portraits in a most businesslike manner. achieving commendable results by means of the straight and curved lines that are char acters of the keyboard. Who says the typewSiter is wholly materialistic and sordidly unpoetical?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-19
Railway Values.

It has been estimated that should anyone desire to purchase the railways of the world his outlay would amount to something like s36. 6S0, 100000.
 That sum would represent the entire revenue of Europe for eight years or one-tenth of the entire money wealth of the world.
 It is remarkable that in SO short time as the steam engine has been in exist ence railways should have become so valuable. yet no one source of the worlds wealth exceeds the railways in importance, and none Is 50 generally dis. tributed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-19
ADRIFT ON AN ICE FLOE.
An Adventure Off the Coast of Fin
 land

An Adventure of the Coast of Fin
 land
 of hundred men, mostly fishermen, were sporting on the ice off Sesskar, small island in the Gulf of Finland. Many of them rode horses, for they knew the ice was several feet hick, and had been for many days.
 A fierce wind was blowing at the time, but the men were hardened to the cold Some had cut holes in the ice and were busily engaged in catching fish, whilst others rode about bent entirely on en- joyment. None dreamt of danger, for the season was early, and the thaws had not yet begun
 Suddenly long. loud report, not un- like the firing of artillery, arose from the shore. A cry of dismay went up from the crowd Those fishing dropped their lines and turned anxiously towards the island. AS they did there came an other report. and the ice quivered be- meath their feet
 With loud shouts of terror, those on horseback rushed forward "The ice has broken from the shore!" was passed from mouth to mouth None waited longer; even the fishermen forsook their catch, and joined the fleeing crowd.
 A hundred yards ahead a score of horsemen paused. then leapt forward, vanishing in shower of water. Horror was at every heart. They could feel the ice heaving gently underneath them, and knew that it was moving
 As suddenly their headlong flight be- gan it ended. A great gap of water lay between them and the island. Heedless of this, some of the men, half-mad with terror. urged on their horses. resolving at all hazards to gain the land.
 News of the accident reached ths shore. Men, women and children lined
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-19
THE cHESlRE TROLLEY.
Run Down and Killed . Hsrss at
 Mount Carmel.

The first accident worth mentioning
 on the Cheshire trolley since the road opened occurred yesterday morning
 when q valuable horse was run down and killed at Mount Carmel It occa- stoned good deal of commotion, be cause it was supposed at first that ile occupants of the team, two boys, were also crushed to death, but fortunately this was not so, the youngsters com ing out of the mixup with nothing worse than bad shaking up which they will remember as long as they live. They were sitting fin the vehicle chatting about something when they heard the trolley gong behind them. The reins were thrown over the ami malls back and one of them grabbed for them and in the excitement he pulled to the wrong side and got the horse across the track just as the car came along at top speed and hit lhe animal with such force that it was put out of business. The boys took tumble and the passengers screamed, but this and the loss of the horse was all there was to it. People driving along the line of the Cheshire trolley should give the tracks wide berth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-19
BUILDING LINE FIGHT.
Willimantic Property Owner h Con.
 test With City.

Willimantic. Conn. Aug. l9.-Den his Shea. one of the prominent prop erty holders of this city, was in the police court today charged with the violation of the building ordinance in undertaking to erect a building be yoDd the line set by the city charter in the fire district, that is on the site of the hotel which was burned some time ago. At the request of Attorney James s. Shea, son of the defendant, the hearing went over until next Sat urday. nominal bonds of $1OO being furnished. The contention is between Mir Shea and the common council as to the building line on Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-19
The Following Specials On
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 HAT PINS. Best Cut Solitaire Hat Pins. all col ors in crystal. regular price 2Jc.
 Special, each 15 cents POSTAL CARD ALBUMS. With heavy board covers. cloth coy *ered, space for over 10o pOstals, regular price 50c, Special each :;jc Waterbury Postals of Exchange Place. the Green. Crosby High School, Soldier's Monument, Bank Street, Postoftice. Hotel Elton, and Court House.
 Special 6 for p cents
 NECK LACES. Crystal Necklaces in ruby. green, Alice blue. and brilliant topaz. l6 inch length regular price 25c.
 Special each 10 cents Armour's Boxed Soap. 3 cakes in box. perfumed and transparent kinds. regular price 10 cents.
 Special d box. s cents All Silk Shrred Girdle Belts in black and white, regular price oV cents. Special each :3g cents Odd lot of Belts in silk only. black, white and colors. regular and ex- tra length sizes. regular price I5c 10 Sl.2o, Special each 90 cents
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 Special, a pair 12la cents Mems Fine Madras. Cheyiot and Percale Shirts. only about 3 dozen in the lot. II to r.. regular price S2.O0 and s1.50. Special each S1.l5