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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
CoNTKsT NOTICE.

Depz rtu-ent of the Interior. United STATE. Land
Office. Woodward. Oklahoma Nov. ID 1896.
4 sufheient contest affidavit having been fled
IL this office hy Oliver Pruett, of Dutton, o. T.
co1te=r.nL against homestead entry No. I6I6S
made Nay =. r. . for the ~ seA. section "a
township north range , e.. and 81 sal Sc
tiOn ~, tosrship2 north range -, e c. m, hj
Harm q. Lindsay, onntestee- in which il I:
alleged that said desendant has wholly zban
doosd aid described tract. has failsd - resids
upon and cultivate said tract for period oi
more than six morilus next pfsc-dlng the de y
al fling this contest sfiazTlt
That said alleged absence from said land wai
not due u his employmelt in the Army, NaVy
or Msyine corps q the Unitsd States in any e.
pacity in time of var. and this t1s ssi1 con
tssraut 4 ready 70 prove a such time snCsplacs
a may - named hy tbs Register and Rec.ivei
for hezrinz In said case
Ssid parties are heFeby uosi1ed 70 appear, 70
sf.oEd and ofiaE evidence bonching said alisza
tion al ~ ofciock a.. N "a Jan1aSy r. isle
t,sfure n. u. eese- Probate Judge al Beaver
BaaFer County. %. T., and that final hearins
Ein b., held at ~ O'Clock a. m, on February )
~ before the Register AMI Receiver At tn
Uuitsi Statsss Land Office in Woodward. o. T
The =ai1 conte=tanl haVinE. In a pr1p-sr z
dsFit al=1 November q is6, set forth fact
which show fast sft-E da- diligence. persona
ssrFice = tbis Eotics can mol be made. IL L
hereby ordered and directed that such notice b,
siFen b due and proper Publication
n-U Kz1 - DICK 7. AOE6As. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the interior,
Unit@d state. Land Offcs
Nod I'D q I Nnr q

hOl1NuEus W L. Nov y. lSuJ.
4 suffciant contest affidavit having been fled
in tins Office BY Levy Pruett. OF Dutton, o. I,
contestant. sCainst homestead entry No. l62.2,
IL ade J me l. 1913, for the M swa.. nVL Sci.
swls ne L, section 25 township ? north. u
range .. {. H.. by Pearl Hanover, ecn:estee.
in which il is alleged that said defendant has
Wholly abandoned said described tract, has
f4lle1 10 reside upOn or cultiyate aud improve
the same for a period OF more than SIX months
next preceding the date OF filing this contest
tina. he never established bona fde residence
thereon. ami i seeking to obtain title thereto
b. occasional visits
Tha. said alleged absence from said land was
not due 10 his employment IN the Army, NAVY
OF Marine Cor5- OF the United States in any ca
pac!ty "a time Of war. ard TINS the said couest-
anE = rrady 20 prove al -Urh time and place as
MAJ b. naElei b. the Ee-istsr and Receiver for
a hearing il said case. said parties ara
Esreby notified 10 ppesr. respond and offer eV-
idencs touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a
n, on January ., 1915, before II. D. Meese,
ProhEt. Jui@e IN Beaver, Okla, and that final
hearing will Be- held at 10 o'clock a. N on
Feb. 8. 1906 before the Register aud Receiver a;
I the United State. Land Office in Woodwardu
I Oklahoma Territory.
The said contestant having. in a proper afi
dayit, fled Nov. 5, 1875. set forth facts which
I show that after due diligence personal service
/ of this notice can not be made, il Is hereby or
derei and directed that such notice be given by
| due and proper publicat ation-
l-SO 1921 pd DICK r. MORGAN, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
CONTEST NOTICE.
Deua-i-.1nt % TI- IlleTI0T.
United States Land Office,


United States Land Office,
woodward. o. 4. November p, isf,
sufficient c1rre@ @ '--i i-T.- az ~ ben ~ ID
In rras a-1as b NAY IT. ll.kasy. Eu---z-s1t g
a-rIas- flE- ~. --f-r, mode - 1s-ae- =, l-t
Tors. Ss--. sEi Nts - 40. Is. p. &.
q r. - Fs-rs NJ. Lincoln. Cr--asrse
in ,sl.ie- lt p .-gU. fs.--. s.-l r -f1u7- Las
never e-ta 3. isht.i resl11rucs ~ said lana ard
ne--r f-acesi. improy-d 90 cultivated said land
and Ia. sholy sban31nsd said land for Uore
taan six 1nolths next psecestiug the tLl1s Of
the contest hsrei1.
Thst aid alie-e3 absence from said land
wss NOT due 20 his eUpiuyment IN tle Army,
Nav. or Mariue Corls % the Uuited Stztss II
sny canaclly in tigl- - gzF, and tins the said
contestant 4 r-adY - prove al such tine and
place as may b. nalned b the Register
and Rec@ivsr Tor hearing IN said case
flid parties are hereby notified % app.car,
rest1sia and osfer evidence touching said ale
rztion At % c'clock e. NJ on
an AETil 81 1874 before T. =. Kelly, elsrk -
n trfrt Court a RasFsr. q. T.. and IN 81. ab-
DO before ". 7. Quinn his dEpriy ard that
~ hes ring VI ! - held az D. o'c!sck m, ~.
l1Ey u lsss. bsfor- TIE sister and Receivei
a. ths Unitei states Land ohce in Woodward
Tita -aid contestant having. in a proper ali
daFi. fled Nov. - i.h s-t h1rth iarss ~hich
show that ftor doe diligence personal service
= tais rlrice earsni - ala -, is . heThy o.
d1--.i and -sd tazt such notice u z4reL
~ Gus su1 preTs.r lhlcltl n
NJ 80 DIcK 7. NoEsaS, Rsz-isisr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
CONTEST NOTCH.
Department ot the Interior, Uuitsd
I

woodward, Okla. November %. 1905.
Sufficient contest affidavit having been 1lei
in this Office by Alien p Painter, % Beaver
Oklahoma, contestant, aEaius. hE. No, l4Zcs
made Jenusy Sth, ls1 Tor MI. Section y
IT,, l, y, K, =, +. C.h By Gcorse Richard
C1nte, Je,, IN which il Is alleged that Georsy
Richard Has wholly abandoned said tract a.
isat Tor period % moFl than sin months since
mskiug said entry and nsE; PRIOR to the date OF
tie nlins o. tals cunrrst- The. Ee has WHOLLY
fRi d % comply With the Law in tas matter ol
Tes.denee and Improvements. That said de
faults have nos b--.l curet.
That said alleged absence from said land
VS. Do- dre "a his empioyusu. in tho Army
Navy, OF Marine Cosps - tgc United States IN
a-y capaclty In time of war. ami this th- said
cuntrstznt b. ~ - 10 prove az sucl tins and
place a. may b. named by ths ReEist.r ami
Receive. Tor d hesrilg m said case. said par
ues are hefen1 uoti1et 90 appear, rssulai
ana orier evidence :nCcning ,ail allayltIon =.
u o.c.oeE a. a.. uu February u. lgt, Before she
Register All R.ce.v-r a. the Uuitsd Stste-
Llui utlce ~ Westward. %. +.
Too sd cuEtsstlrt haytUs.. in a proper afi-
oagt 4le1 November - l2L5 set furIh fact
gu.cl saDv .Has alier doe dilireurs p--s1oal
sr-rl - U4 fE.~ up.lce cEnn1s b. made DO j.
t.roby ur1=r-i ani directed that such notice
= glV=n - q 10 sni lr1.~- plbliralou.
IL E--- BtCE Z. A1zGAS Rczis:c-.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07

DeVsrtnaeaI o. the Interi0f. Land Ofsce az
HooiEari Gkl8noilA- Cctotef 81. 1875
Notinr l. n-Eeby giEeu that tsr fUii9Nlng named
setti5r Las nlssi notlce of ais Intention 70 make
fItAl Uroyf In slpFcrr Of bis ciatn and that ssid
proof sil b. Inad- bcfOrr r y. Kelly clerk OF the
DisyricI Court for B-aEer - iIf lkis.. or IN his
a,s-nce irafore " T. eszi1n hts c-Eufy Ei his Of
rrs az brtter. ukla-. on Dec. a. ls6 VIZ:
Miruie B,it@ck. Of B-arrlce q. T. HA.
for The sWis- Scr. n, rn-, 5. N r, a, Z. e. NJ
Ne na1aes the foiiOsiI-E Eifnf sses 70 ET0ye his
$50 ala. fN-
Heuias1lns y. Nelson. Ll-l A Nelsou. Harry
Etalolt John Ne.zoL. az q ETarftrs. q. T.
DlcE 7. Mos Al E-Ssisr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
OKLAHOMA -rATE LOOKING
AZ - ---aN M-uo-.

OKLAHOMA D-r -EATE LDuErNG
Akla.f JCaT MIDDLE
It krs iIst heen m. &c ralc that
sa-netl.le l-'Jrt leEytlc Tor WlsL-uC-
Ton h-ieE ~ M-tr-ire tncs ~ a.
il-y -islst en- iu UslArcna. uitt Chiei
Justice Es~tori and as.er E1inS 1re-
e.. -Eisii-Z : cCE1ifi1rs arising urf %
i-e = -llIs decision il t-e >lA-re
csss- rem I'D aim iJ r- rNre 8 balls
cre1 s-C g su-y csal-1iss. o. he Lr-
? diAte1 - taa eUI-ts. Ard agtIarIE.lg Is
- o e. r.Hliasllslr-s O. -elect she nam .
81 juror following oug - marry a.
Practicable ste ur1sls .1ls " tle pres
-rs ,-g-. I1i doing Sxay with - cum
i'--- ~ 211 g1w-iliy -lscli1ery A-t
l4-Ai-E the manner = seirc-i-E ard
Procuring grand AM ug.is juror. more
sIi1T Tls am V-lctlll.s
I1e El4 was rre94-ei hy IulEa Bl--
f1-5 AMI , c % transmitted tD the az
tom ~ u-F8l tr-- tser with = detail
- sisre Irut - tEe conditions in tIe
courts uf oklahoma relating 90 grand
2l1 g-tiE jurors. and -If i1iui-.E -La
tI-n -lirI-s Il procuring legal Jurors
Ul1 90 Il- laws u the territory. and
tire stt1-uey general has been request
e.! u give she bili hi. approval and
gave Mr.. Mcliuire hi. assistance in So
curing it, early passage by congress -
STATE Capital.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
ClNrssr NOTICE..
DtEfar.ru as o. t.4s iuI-r.ug-
lri-,i S,st-- i-Aui One

Tuoiaar1. Okla NCTsr.ber. z lsS.
4 sg3a--fug rall-sL afeilFit havina ts-n ai-i
tu rfrF atr,e = J -apl y. bur1ea. Tunt-s lart.
4sliust r. ~. iis g. r.rts April Isli. IeE
~ - \ !. ana a.. 81 {. -. a Tr- 81 n
& - 4 q. 81. D. ys.1r- %. Gerry % B0yd. u.
z, a. .f- -e.--s. ,l . i-rh ll ts a.le-ad tnaf -.
t-Tel4H hsr r.sTHf e,tablI.ls-i vssidsrre ou sad
tr-rt ~ ,slt eos i..l- urFeE iuursgei. fl-sce1
- cue % .its,1 sl1 Ir-cs Ll1 L-s siia.iy ahaa-
cfl.1 ri ne TO- Ellr- lfGH siE mloltks n@H.
l-s1r-iiug 80 z. - 20 t'lis f1u-.-st.
la.t ----l .@..1-i il--gsr fr1H. a. r. l1ui uns
no de- ~ ii- -il l4 ~. b. lns Any Nevg
30 Sarlzs t-E-- ~ tEr lol-e4 S-ht-s iu ans
t.lls- IN ,I- % - FaF. Hr sis DE -aid cau
ta,Az-t - ralll Co .-iF- aE srrh t.ms aui
a.sas a. gay - uauri - n = l-is;er aui
y -siFer fur b .rluF ~ such case sud - :
~ srs t-ietg nsti.-i ~ 7-.,gr, rlsT.ua4 and
o'er eriasiace touching s.i1 slisra i-0u q. !.
eic.os-k q o.. - ArrIi 81 D o. hs-farr p T. kel
T. ClITs " plH D.st-- s. loCrt ~ HeaFrr. ". T.
sl.i o. hi- af-1H-f trfsT- ~. n o1inr M
darutF AMI rlzt rnai r.2rilg Eili - arlf u.
. s.r.n-E m-. ~ asy r. Led tsfors 81,
tr- st-- ans 8lrr.Fer 81 ,le lntHa --at-
-sua ti-e "a Mood Eild Os4ahu-a
re s..4 .lri..-.an n. .Erl1.e o. O. Frurref -fi
raEit -lst teFfsr.rE - lsh ~ fo-la frct.
s'1lr1 .HsS-T Z tat .fes- tc- dlisanr4 ri--sl1-sl
~ t'- nef7e crnH1. bs asf-. if 4.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07

NOTICK OF DENASD FOR TAX DEED
T''i''0'' e oh-'A'n'' IS
County q Beaver.
10 Eehscca haven q the Heirs Of AndFsz n
FeuneT as oEnsr. i0t = iu tlock Ils IN The VI
az oi Hsatff Tern .1ry Of Oklsh0Ua.
icr. E-d Fach 0f SOC are herlbE u0E .fli ttzi
the shFr d-scritel tracl % md szs- on TIE l-sl
cag ~ hCF ruteT. sJH. Gfier colll irte and lesal
rictlu. 1a4 te-n EiFrn provided ~ az, sod -
th- c1zlItI Treasurer o. baater collnfy tor "a
tands lt-.llg legiad therTCH fcf tl- gezr ise
Nhicf -sid 'aFes ser rot Rah, ara tn SID
trec. az huf Ess IA m 81 The ulldeFsi-red h. r.
tsArrett IL llyiest. best and lzsI hillef tur In
slll Or g ints, thr accu1 lated rsxes aEsi r~n-
49, end tlat urifsS 1oda mo Ion = e ar ,,
- ~ Tlrr 2Cth0rised a-slr or afggfley "a -
-. ri ~ ars faF - fehrurg. fsf. the said
~ n faaIrlt - ~ h.a tnliFr and cslrr o. tL-
oerrefolf~ % nufchsse isssad araifEf surA tTss'
Il iall q i ~ 90 90 eft1F elEInfy trsasg o!
hsa q ~. OK anc-Is- tfrl iced lszlle - Ia
~ proved tI iIE.
t FE fsz err z gszvE1T.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
WILEY & HARRIS
w LAWYERS.
Practise in all Courts.
GUYNON, OKLA.
GUYNON, OKLA
CONTEST NOTICE.
Dspartusn; Of the interior.
United states Land Oiice,


Woodward, o. T. November "a. ia5.
A sufficient cont-s. affidavit having beFn fl ID
in this Office by James 5. NilhOit, of Mdlllns-
vile. Kansas, contestant, against AE. No.
2Sss. made August ~. 1904. for SEA SEC l.,
To-. g y, r.. - L. by BENJAMIN b. Phip.,
Contestee, IN which il = alleged that Beni iamin
b. Phipps has wholly abandoned said trac; for
a pcri,si OF NOR than SIX months since making
said entry and n.It p-ioT 10 the date herein,
he having failed 10 establish residence upon
said tract or improve the same within the
statutory psriol tsiK montlsl required by law
that -aii tract j. not settled upon aud eul
tIvated b. said party a. required hy law. sand
defaults having Dot been cured.
That aid all-set ab-elce from izid land was
not dUy % his employment ia she Army. Navy
o. Marine Corps ~ the United States in am
capacity in time of wa, and this the said con,
Ies-ant - ready 20 prove az such pIule and
place s. may BE- uausd by the Register and
Rec-iFsr tor a hearing in said case. said par
iic- are hereby notified 20 appear. respond and
otter eyid51c- touching said allegation az Il
o clock T. NJ, on January H. 1875, before tn
X aglsteF and Receiver al tie United States
Laut Office In Woodward, o. T.
The said contestant having, in a proper shi
davit hlei Nov. q, i9h, set forth facts which
suuW that after due diligence, personal seTvIc,
Of this notice cannot be made, IL i hereby or
dsrrt and dif-c.ed that such notice b. given b,
due and proper puhlica tiuu.
I2-1 l2-2a I'd. DGCE 7. AuGGAN, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07

After pushing his vay into a social
dance given for the benefit q the
b yu NeiEhbo-. LAST week and refus-
iEg 10 pay s1missi0u. which every
Oth-r GENTLEtsAN ia the room
paid. the Hon Gcn Col. Capt. Judge
hins-F lsher. Wa. overheard % remark
that the Cnristian Endeavor social
gwen r-csnily was a bum affair and
that but for the fact that the person TO
WhOIa he vzs talking lad t4keu part
IN H.. lie would have Wrote il
up" h vas promptly called down
and informed that none feared his
'- Nr.te-Ep-" Later he again made
his little thrcat that he would '-W rite
'eiH n.y.. referring 20 the Royal Neigh
bor> and was 20 promptly called down
by bunch Of irzte females that for the
balance II the evening he was not
overheard making further remark.
concerning the social gatherings OF
Beaver. Know all men by these
presents, that hereafter Mr.. Fischer
should b. rendered a complimentary
ticket to all social gatherings else the
management" OF said affair runs the
awful risk OF q write-up at his hands
! Think " what terrible calamity that
would b..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07


The fresh, young Fisher Of the Bea-
YER Journal has been free 10 attack
anything and everything that might
stand in the way Of his appetite for pie,
but he j. too thin skinned to stand ir
when he thinks any Of his schemes are
TO be exposed lie is squcaliug like
puppy dog with a clOthspin on his
ear, because a republican attacks him
in the Hooker Advance. and this week
fearing We would expose his manipu-
lstion Of the Harmony meeting" he
comes 10 us through third persons,
with a threat that il we expose him,
he will ''write-us-up" with reference
to the bills we have filed for county
printing That little bluff don't 20
Mr.. Fisher, a. you will probably find
out before we are through with You.
You have tried to drag Us into a news
paper war" from your first issue, and
in the interest of party harmony, we
have heretofore refrained from an
swering you. But when you show al
utter disregard OF the party success, ol
harmony when it intcFferes with your
appetite for pie, ,hen we feel at liberty
TO Join hands in the little war" aud
show you a. you are. You are at lib
erty TO investigate any bills we hav,
/ filed, and We would suggest that you
Z take our bills. also those OF the stock
I holders OF your paper, and turn them
/ all under the calcium light, for the
benefit Of Beaver County's Fifteen
/ thousand population
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07

There vas not vibration u marbiae
republieanisro in this vicinity lat sat
urdAy. Il j. possible tEat = feg h..d
sssn ths Beaver Journal ana dcch-i
thst there was 10 shoH Tor aHyune az
Inc had some such ritic - Hon -
-J,.cge," [" Col. !" etc.. or Wac lnFC on
new nssth0i, snd aEn--ve-s D. spread
the influence q liiosc who are IL .he
trough h.-Hooser Advance.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07

AtIIllsrl 7 p. has------ta -i--.-l Ar----il- ~"
r. Lz1E-- g. CzsEa1- . to- afcFa un-r-f
F.a-E 90 81. zal-lg ssa1r L-Et t1e ahrva s-z-r-
--a-g = fro. ana RAJ ~N taEg las % u-l-r
tEtfS and ls ~ eu.lr-s o. an Ilr.-e r- of o.
= tiHE c-ra- t.llI tEs- slaEa Gu f-a z-.4- sIl-=-
1--f- O. .1e Res: 10 M fl1u l-lza 1ld D. ~. 50
big ~ Cod p. LaC1EE-N. C1s1ser.
--es--..- - ari suo-u - t-s1r- M us .g-h tsy
y r. T-EE J.. Na-ary pLtLic.
NJ C0-uTlss5ol -1F1r-s Narcl asi..
Curre-t-At-Hs-s
&c TEArr.
81 b. LnlrE.rEEnW. iplec-crs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
WHO ARE rHI REPUBLIcAEsi

After reading the Beaver Journal un-
der that gay and festive Fisher" We
are prompted TO make few remar Ks
The articles headed Republican Duty
and Democratic Troubles" j. enough
10 make . monkey laugh. Before writ
ing half . doEen lines he lands on one
OF his own ps2ers, saying that the
paper supports certain democrats when
She proper influence is brought to bear,
then dips his pen into that great vat
Of republican harmony and gets all
she Colonels, Captains, Generals, and
Honorsbles arranged again and frank
N admits that il is for the purpose Of
getting st the republican pie table that
said harmony Is established Shades
OF Encoln Was such trAvesty ever
put upon = party that once stood FOR
principle!
This young man viii no doubt lesrn
ssoE that tle mUIt Of tGe people Of
Beaver county are capable Oi judging
Of their Own political action, and iais
wonderful dish Of harmony Is likely 70
become very Unpsistsbie 20 many
We take il that honest rvl.tlIau.
hike any other good citizens. Gesi-s
good government and ho8--t men for
officials, AID al this iats day iG wCr'l
DO 10 undertake 20 force the = .IJN
dog" principle oi voting upon them.
The sooner ELc wrl.-wisncrs 81 the
g. o. 7. siie line and hobile Jui,
great mixer Of har.Equs tHe better il
will be for the party.
A Republican IL PE.Ic.Tle
-lioOker Advance
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07


U3 hA~sSst s$s-i~9-
ASsisS uS 49, cal % -. ccoaiy
~zs1n.Isss~. p.uy he, s,4icas stts-a-
o. ssls @s-sL-s - s.E.ss. g. B~sFeE
~ sslssday. ssiS -.Gs - Es. -l.ssi-
~ bern ca &c sOr t-se --serusc- Tuf-
$50 of yEsIso.EsI ssrEEsss sss - :
ts4lsUshp vsi~ q 81 ---lcs1 r-l.ss -
DrUeG; . sA-it lr--uI - .S- r&-t=g cur
- The eo0-rg csBf@sSH- Ass -
sk<pe ,seu1iss ~ fss r-11s- sEar-ly
unOOsSs epot tsay - vei! - tse r.
pobl.oa G-fy, E~ss--sse ~ sh1 As7ic,
Nd bsG ssee ~ per,-Sr~ss s1D5th
linAl soCeOs vosk~a ~ 20 Iho-is-
- sineseS. sd iEsI A-putsscan.
- bsse ssA IIsf o. Beaver a--4-F
- Gals< OF "Bausaay is ord.r -
~ ~ soS< 81 rxsssssss. 20 Tie So
Wet DAAsSs sss as ~ -h-se nassisrs
vAiss ne 1ss-nS pssrsss~-
4 tSS veeks ago .as J. :. fis aeT
asding kis Dolisfcsl p-SsI-~ei. n"Ee TO
bsilans 10 Csdio county ealisretec %
Beaver End become the latest one 81 ne
sGns<oss EDITOR shO h.Sr puol'-hr'
sheir nsIas - owner Of the Beaver
ySuHal- Contrary "a moss o. his pred
ssssSoU ssveyez. FtsAer rA.n- here
vish Q t1rnins shrirsi for political
po0er 80 ANb1 eFfF's' -.
pie shst he'd not 6-en satisfied ~ Sad-
DO county, ssa demanded immediate
.ssHnsion.
The political power could not eolne
before smother election. but tie Poliii-
cal pie YES right here in sight And
while he fell heir to three fourth. oi II
by virtue 81 hs purchase u the janus
fss~d Journal from iss former Demo
cratic snd Republican owners, yet
thers vas fourth OF the pie that he
did not have, and this fresh. young
Doiisieal Moses who had come To- Bea-
YER county TO lead the Republicans
out q the wilderness. cried fOr the
vh,le pie.
Ne paid a hasty trip 10 the land
oHsee, but stiil an occasional stray land
once publication reached The HxRaLD
oihce, and the only ssy for Fischer "a
ga she whole pie, was 10 destroy any
thing that stsod IA his vsy hence, the
kePublicsR Harmony meeting was con-
90
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-12-07
Beaver County Abstract Office
ABSTRACTS

Iede promptly By Walter {
Frezer. boml7d hissfrscter
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
5 @
 POL IS B .n
"DAYID HARUAI."

Julius Calm will present the dra- matization of Westcott's widely read book, David Harum.'' at Polis to- morrow afternoon and evening. The play is now nearly three years old and since its production has had phe- nomenal measure of success. For six. teen weeks it ran in New York, for six weeks in Chicago, for two months in Boston. where it proved to be q record breaker in point of attendance, and for six weeks in Philadelphia. In trans planting the story from the book to the stage the play makers were care ful to take few liberties with West cott's work. Into three acts the play is divided and all of the scenes are laid in Bonneville, \. Y. In the first act the audience sees David's bank on one side, Aunt Polly's house across the road, and in the background the big barn wherein David kept his horses. All of the familiar characters are quickly introduced. There is David's factotum, Dick Larribee, and Dug Robinson, who drives the stage from the depot. Then comes the old skinflint 'Zeke Swinney, and shortly after the little Widow Cullom, the relict of Billy P. Mary Blake puts in an appearance, and here occurs the only liberty that is taken with the story. She comes to Bonneville to get q position in the public school, having learned that for years she was de- pendent on General Wosey. Her in- dependence asserted itself and she de termined to earn her own living. She went to Bonneville because her mother was buried there, and because she knew that after the death of his father John Lenox went to work in David Harum's bank. John Lenox comes into view and so does pert little Chet Timson. There is dear old Aunt Polly and slouching along comes the village tough, Bill MOntaig. Harry Brown makes his first entrance as Harum be hind that pesky critter, the bay "hoss," which has been giving him a dumb tough time of it. on the River road. The story is quickly developed. Dea- con Perkins comes to look the bay
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
Mrs. Tower Coming Home.

HAMBURG, Aug. 25.-Mrs. Charle- magne Tower, wife of the American ambassador, was passenger on the steamer Bleucher, which sailed for New York. She was accompanied by her sons, Godfrey and Roderick. and Mir Towers nephew, John NJ. Briscoe of Pottsville, Pa. The two boys will enter the Middlesex school at Concord. Mass The eldest son, Charlemagne, is now in the United States. He vii. enter Philips -Fro-a" oonda'nv this fail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
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