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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

The uIestines a. B.lsa have h-ep
-is.---f 80 ss.-s~sat 20 saatipssx ~,ars
sn stR. ri.sRIty
a Prairis ire wa gsrnr ws-s a
grisn Thar-s.sy ssss na ss-isus d-snsnr.
aa. ns-pn -.pssrrest NJ yst
81 Ehtes -rgarr.-t rhst--d ~ - -
.-fs-i brfrrfr-r with aflf ~. Ttr
~ Essas.rs al '1tsrd sh.sfr eun nzrars.i-
tisrtl- - ri-- ysssnx cDUple
Eev Wa E-Eer ru.ss- a bgslns.s-
trip o., Hros.r rhas w-ex
R-u. T. = -rsssr h.rs been a-sissirss q
~ ffrfns shss eeuEfst, fhe ra-s twa
ss~z. - rhi- sieiai-t7 aus a. sae salu-
linn fsginz hs.-ous "a tAs ssieare u
d-nEh.try
a ssnp - Wondassn va. isstslssd Al
Hesaany --i.,l1i hssuse Wseas-stay ;
nrht - arss ve~s ReF CoS-~, %
n..ar Tyr,ga~, b.sfnz The 5assAiEag o.
E,.er
IG Elats and Rev Wn Eel-r
Iefs ssr woodward -andsT 80 ap1-ar
~ xitn~-seS " a crsnresE sgft beh9se
thr Wo..sEar,s hr.i ues-s.
PzvrrI P.Ffr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

J. = Davis has returned from his
si.it 80 Cherokee.
BIB Brown, Jas. worreII. W, ?
Null and T.. " PalFnstier are at Wood
ward attending the Weldon IS. Parker
coutest.
Mrs J C.(ipoduer returned on the
9Th. from her trip to Mena. Arkansas.
John Firth. Whose parent. live east
81 fvsphoe, died February I. in his
IIth year. A complication of pn~u-
nionis and rheumatism vas the cause
which finally affected The heart,
Johnnie was a good boy and Ioved By
oil who knew him He way the young
est of the family now living and hi:
death IL a severe blow n th- parents
I g.. l.. Hayes conducted funeral seq
vices on the 5th aud the body was ten
derly laid away in the Lowell grave
I yard
| Mansfield and Hood, insurance men
vest Of Madison, were in our midst re-
/ Gently.
The enrolment Of scholars at Glen
dale. Distsie. ~ reaches % the second
K week Miss Moyer seems 10 have a
/ firm grasp of the wheel.
The Glendale Farmers Union meets
at tho school house on Friday even
iBgs.
Preparations are hring made fOI
a large amount OF farming in the
spring Consequently there IL a strong
demand for horses hay and grain
great deal Of plowing has been dons
thi. winter and IL the season opens
fsvorably, this will IOok lise a farming
country. The country -tOres have
been doing brisk business and some
have had to enlarge Buildings.
The Rew church and society has beer
named Bethel. The building has beeT
purchased and will be moved 10 iti
site this week
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

To make bi-cuits liRhf-llrrnch with
sasoline and ignite before serving.
How tO keep s~Fvant-chi1ruiorm
uem and lock in the cellar.
Quiekes, ~sy 10 get rid u p,.dlers-
buy all tis-y have
iisw % remove fruit stains frHn lin
en--use scissors.
To ke-p rats out q the I.autry-l lacc
ftsd in the cellar
To entertain WOmsn--'~i Them in
sp~t'ail your private paper
10 entertain aeu Viaitnr-feed the
isrIftss
To keep ehikIr~s "a k0me-lork up
o. tb~1 Fa,tEss.
To ts~p h'a'bJ At hosc-hidc Is.
ppCes
u orcsr f9pr~g~nf acefI~nf- ia tho
Sitrk~n--tlIi M k-r0s-i.- eun Ui,h
rgfer
T. sf,,p i~ss. " rsErs-s-hd fsr the
-sf~srrsf plnfDls-r-
To ~eosesHIas On -aI-get ga
rsngs
~ !. 'fsssess 4r.-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
SYE

Wen. herr We are again. knocking
for admittancei
What is IL? Oh Just the news
telling % our existence
Quite a little squzll passed over here
last sunday bat its warm now.
Mrs Pearl Diekerson went TO Meade
the first " last week.
Mr.. Back vas down on the river re-
pairing Windmills last week.
Master Wallace Aushutz has jewell
cry for sale Call and ornament your
eli.
Mr.. Spurgrun rrturned home last
week. His cancer is cured
D. VI Mack-y rrturued last week
from Norman, where he has been at
tending school Guess he lises school
alright bui. Of course, there i no place
like h"pe
Miss Ethel Spurgeon was on the sick
list last week but : we'll now.
S.verai % our young people attend
I'd lhr Mask BslI at Meade on valen-
tines evening
lat week the high wind took the
" heel N ~ DR. Birkerson's wind mill.
] g,l.-- Dr thinss it's AH ill wind. etc.
There will ~ preaching at the Union
: > Sunday l,y the Rev. Co-haw
Geo RHWnisH has Frturned 10 the
river, we believe Hasn't he NJ?
John iicksrspD has returned from a
trapping -xp@,iition We undersfand
John hss bad The misfortune 10 have
1'i~ tent burned. aud 20 decided he
Tpuld lds- fcr home.
Sarh i,.saiiiai. BEAUTIFUL yalen-
lines.
ycu ran', fs'd one thst matches mine.
I, tells - lr.anfy - sweet ard rare
o. reutle Fay- and winning airs,
ri.n. f.r.~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
Bsa:r County Sectional Map

TO THE PUBLIC: We vish to say
that We now have a complete and ac-
eurate Sectional Msp Of Beaver County
showing ali creeks and rivers exactly
as shown by the government plzts and
showing every quarter section In the
county Thee maps will be mailed
postpaid to any address upon receipt OF
the purchase price, 80 cents each.
Address, Jas. A. NOOK Co., Wood
ward. Hooker, Oklahoma, Higgins.
Texas, or w. O.. FIELDS. Beaver Okla
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

Nhs- Forrss He-te- q Ninnels &. w.
iruz ~ this SrinatY-
Wrz GiI1srs va visiting the Pu-c-
master az E,og7n ar affrial bsss5ae-s-
Tom -ss,ish and " p Eezns had ~
alFpr * f.erg On their hsfneh - caftk4
TA-g arc fe~dinz lisEi- h-stsr shan
70 bad, tboess half oS xhi-h are year
sz hsissrs
S0sie,.s have eDFze II the awarding
- nsafI enugraets f7r the next four
year.- Iehn Thnusp-on has the r,gcse
frosn Lorsn % CourDg, ard aIso the
rv5gte f-1ru Ia1aa 20 Sarprise. J. ?
ss,-spair. the Logan u Gate route ard
Chas- Ts5s-oa the Logan % Gaze rDste
Ir. Ngu.~II Tas on the Eio~a the
past week booking sf-e- the quarAn-
tire.
y8skiaz nzach '-9osn" in these parts
now. she Rain topic {. TO roar about
the qaaranfin@, some bsrs0-e it has
nos b.-en ssyiet enough and Others BE-
easse il - qaarantined ss all
Iohn Baker hasIed coal for the
sclaoud Saturday.
The sEnslapox patients are gettine
aIoax niesIy but some have been very
siet-
Frank RobsssOn has hireS AndJ
Sewers 10 carry mali for feW months
Mrs r. VI Bohu ard essiIdren hAv,
been sick a week With fever and colds
Davis Evans has recovered from 81
attack u t0usitltis
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
WILL VISIT HosAzT
A-Insf-s1 Sczz1zT Shoes Forces
cr o. ah1uza 20 Hold Great
rrx--a--tr1n

ysr zi-e-sI haz hs..- @es hy rte
s.,ss.si,ins-. -s1-,sf-y @,lis-Gl si--'s> q srs-
at.asrrar a. the tar 80 rae nerr tr-Vas
Ter RAJ Csarsr-isr
Vf- I'm ssssr- 60 - ths r--sars-e
~ .rss.s rarhssrinr N the ysa- IN tpsia-
hnuta -asrur-ed ~ f1 .. ny . i've
a.sr Iary asaosistiua IN everT cl1uzy
aae -syrvsen-fnz an arnry a oEsr hsi.-
ECr reupEe is has psp~gr and an MIN
rnas thaz azzr1.-r. Esnenra7u f-er1 eve-y
So.
At sir A1=e eonveuSinr- heH at r
Esar- 80 4 .h-Ezre- we're prr-enr ard
rhs srrpsts zufiieus,a = Pad were 4d-
G-e--sst ~ Ffau- L=-li.s u SHAW >e~-
rura-y q rhe Z > Trsa.ssI-Y- - Gov
Fs-Ea-s-u ard - eIniuep- -sErGaY
.eiiool Esrses q inserrarblnIi reru-
rashau
Tirr euuventinn thfa rear rse~ts &c
Hobart l the neE caus y ard Frpp-
arzrs1cs arr beinr made for a much
lrrufr Attendance and a nlare eutsu-
si.isgis nsaeciux than ever before
ImDGebezltes arr expected - attend
whsle 30 more frum tde surrDundinz
ersInsry EilI en,F1e and camp mar the
C1uveufW.u hall
Nr Arthur Whnrten- aEtitGr q tke
Pioueer Telephs1ue Co % Osiahotna
cry. - Presidents q thsfs eunveuriou
and william Rogsrs. - Wedf0rt. Is
General SECRETARY
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

EB Dcskin, Of Girard, Kansas. i
here in the interest Of the Girnrd Nur-
sery. of Crawford county. Kansas. 81
which J. A. Whiteside i proprietor.
Mr. Deskin will canvass Beaver county
and guarantees you first class stock
Of goods at very reasonable prices and
will be uleased to have you hold your
orders for him or see G.. A Allen at the
White House hotel at Beaver. Oklaho-
ma. Yours for business,
l2-7 I2-2s. 4t L. b. DEsKIS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
For Sale.

l6O acres good farming land y acres
broken out acres being in good stand
Of alfalfa; plenty Of water can be had
at from Is 70 30 feet slightly improved
and enclosed with good three wire
fence also 10 head Of good grade eat
tie The above viii be sold at public
sale at my place on Clear creek, 4
miles south OF Beaver City, Okla. on
Monday, February ID, 1919. Land will
be held for slJoO-OD or better. Terms
cash only.
CHEFS PLAIN
III 6Ek. EimwoOd, Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

Representative Suffers feat of de-
molishing the Russian goycrnmeu,
scems to have been simply a warming
up heat before tackling the larger JOB
Of the City National Bank New York
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

press dispatch frum London says
That the Engiish government is about
~ institute searching investigation
into life Insurance matters. The same
cable announce that James lIazeu
II yde l. about to start for Paris
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

The hazing trirls ~ Annapolis have
adjourned for fortnight to allow the
radetsto take the examinations. Per-
haps II they had run the trial. two
weeks lbnger they would not hsyc had
10 botiisr srab1ut any cadets u cIamina-
tfou. ,sfth.sv
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

II the report that John u. Rockefel-
Ier has gone to Nenszueia n true, the
government ought To- urge France "a
hurry rp that blockade and make IL
ne rruxutuf
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

The announcement Of Justice Dael
Chat he will not resign his judicial sal
Ary, aroa-es the sespicion thai he may
not have reeced as many millionaires
a. was Indicated by the evidence.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

There will be sale Of horses. cattle,
hogs. farm implements. and in fact
anything that you have To sell. at
Beaver on Saturday Of this week
Anybndy who has such stuff for sale
will please bring the same to SheltOn's
Livery Barn. Sale will begin at 1
O'Clock sharp. Anctioneers-Wm.
Woolery, Beaver and Hultz, Liberal
kansas.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

II seems trtlie inconsistent to find
that neither DIR. Osler nor any OF his
sdheSants have yet applied for mem
bcrship In the Suicide Club.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

Mrs. Ycrkes explains that she at first
denied the r-port of her marriage 10
avoid the publicity. She is now won
dering IL she could lraye done anything
10 bring her ,nors. Of lit
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

Senator Money has moved to strike
out all bnt the enaeting clause Of the
Pure Fopd Bill. Wonder how he came
90 overlook the enzeting clause.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

H. IT, Roger seems 10 have had the
courts b-at~s abDut three weeks on
their decision that he need not answer
Mr.. Had1cy'. qurstions.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

Count Boni Dc Casteiiaine seems a
line ersmpIe for the man who sat out
on Enb and sawed it o6 nert to the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
DIVORCE NOTICE.
CONTEST NOTICE.

Detartr-eat ~ the Int~r1or. Uaitesf stsre~ Land
Of--. Wa-8xsnd. Okla, Jan ~ IsSs
A -afscieut cnnfest affidavit hasinE ts-en elef
Al thi- oftire hy Sarzh e. rr1s-sy af Ssspsis. o.
T. ssnats-tsnt a<siEst HE. No ghcs made
Jsnrary Isfh. f<s- foy sEis. SEC. n. Tp D. X
r "a v G. n -tg Delb~rt Enapp. - Houa@.
I'D q. T. G1ntessre. % Estch Il = slIzre,i
thst aid e1fFy nan hss WhoilF shand0na1 ssid
trset Zoe . r@riof q nnr~ thar .ix nfhfsinc-
nlskinz sasd entr1 and neIt prior u she dafe
h@rrin. ~ having Aid 70 establish booa
die r~.irieac~ upna sid trset, 90 ealfivst@ ~
ilnpr1Fe the saIe a. rrg1ir-d b. Law AMI that
sNid d@fa1its have sot hen eurrd.
That aid slisz-i ahzencs froEB ssi1 land sss
nos due - ~ eEnpl1ymeat IN the Amy. Navy
90 Nsrina cospa - th~ GATED st2tes in any ca
fsfitg - tiGae - Nar. and fh4s the ssid con
te~taat l. Bea6y ~ prove - sgeh rinne ard place
a. assy - nauled ~ ti@ hezi-ssr aa<i Esssisss
foF = haasiax - ssssd es-~- said 7arties sr-
e. -a5T llsrtfa1 - spGesr. r-~Tnnd an1 of-B
@F1d~see touchrE ali sllegaL--- - ~ clock
- 80 Nsr - 10 hef1rs t-e EeE-Is.es
- R1rels~r a. rl~ rEr:sd ssstes Lsza OE.ca
~ WaodNsff Okla
The ssid cant1.ssas hssszx. ~ proper "a.
daTif tia1 1s1 ~ ltfr - feffh fzrts sh.rk
shfr tha. sft-s sfas ~iis1ssss- r@r-nssi fzervies
~ tilis 1n.ir@ rarnnt - Tsfr. = > heF~fT or
asH-i 1nt tlr--t-a tk<g s-lr1 notlce b sir-n =
Z ~ M rir..-s- ---r 'i-afirn
~ Dsz I. AcEeAt Issis.-z.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

A. the csai miners and operators do
mt seem TO b. brps peaceful arbitra-
tion. It nigh, bc good time to tJ
xf-1f~afion.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

s~rsfar Bartoa oxght to follou the
sxs1apIe Of the packers. tell ssnsebaty
the ~orss NJ once and thea claim i'm
rnunity.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
Money! Money!

We haye money to loan on well i'm.
proved decided lands in Beaver county
Call on or address
W. q. FIELDs 4 Co.
Beaver. Okla
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

I~paFrment % tie Interior
Lald tsTicr 81 Woodward. %. T.
Nofirs l. h@-rhJ CIV. n that tn~ fo.IONing
nan@si s~trl~r has fi-d uoticn of hts lntsn lon To-
Eats Enal pro N SUPPORT Of HI ciaiun and that
Receiver o. L :. Land Od.cs al woodward. o. T.
on March 81. Isf- VIZ
Hi11tr 5chsartz for fn@ so<fhrast quartet
sectson n. ID rznZ- p y
H~ nzn~s thr fniinsiEx sitnexs~s % prove hts
cont nuous r~stt~nc@ UPon, and cultivation %.
sati iand VIZ.
sam Sh~ekleF. BsrTT LAWSON. John LaEsan and
n MrCola. an Of RsI<o. q. 7.
Dies Z. MOBssS. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15

frk.sGs ns,~ very ussrh - thoEv,
tk- - ~ - fh~ Prps & nc alt So
<..~rsary q <sre ., arraHr' a md ~
vir~usi wfsh fTsr1uaay On she tarif
ssa~~fsor ~ wiS h. sls1rrire rr1i that
,~-p~s xssIlt h1rs - fb-e tae r-a--
.r~--s - a rariT var shas "a had h-uu.r g
or frss.ff TIE neegszfrY for rsriE sd
irp.tnarnf VIA c.srmaay bar Ic'lisis-i
larxr 80 si7pa-f a Yrar pa-s h"t t1r-
Erv.s Fsad - afrrrsbau ~ tho ~ "a sl'i
srd an. P--siseus had Ennn,s1pcrs'f
ran-- th~ ysslr szs5 TEzs h. wosEl,l
ssnst - En.srp trpsfies - the -.-nsfe
sfll ~ wa a,s-s--rs - sis-sr serrprfns.s.
Egen ta.- eSgssspu -1sir-fT sasaH Easrstsr
~ fnal usrst evpssyrs ~ frsrsisrny w.
fxnorvst by Cos ErrSs tili u - rsyw 3D.
Itts " ruah fh.frz shrDrzxh. and the
--sansry - bsss fser - f1ef Efrh a tar
sr rsr s--.D4J b.rallsss' - fhss "a Ter
~uer q the nafbaaal leHasiafu-v IL
will h~~r-nllsvse,. thar gSsite rrrsntiy
aha G,-vnan iuapuvrsrs w--p eager 70
-ss larzs sEfprsrnss q p.8.t ts-f s--s
saasar.s frHss shis eyansry .bsforp she
NV gHsi-s vert fass eire.r "a Naryt g.
II va sas5 - ths parking hruss-. ttas
thers were orrters waiting rwp aignghs
sxy f-- fAc shfpr1enr q ssGBg9O
wsrsk - hsyz p-rss az-rs fhss cngld NC
b. s5spaseh-sf h~~aEse CaExsp-s har
r~f4sss. - appruYsiIE.s fos ensssZh r1.sat
.rsnfners ~ D. ths wors ard the fi's-
parrrn-ns 81 azriealssrs cnsH poe al
bS~ the psr<iax souse~ e. pay fo- tire
work Ehe-.sefves. th1u4A the gagEers
were p~>f-~slg Eil5ax - ID 80 Con-
xr.@s wss s-z-f at sise time - rush
ss~ssxa an w-rrr 1eScfenry apprr--
prSasbnu hss is tanned tts shoEldsr aad
bsr sse wsssle matter slide- yex the
ssEsnrsss eueton s5s1s-s ~ Feientisss
tsrf kxAx with auy secsgr1d hese forriza
ezasssrss- T.sss tserr.ar kari@ sverazrss
Hfsy ppr-~nr hixkRr cha. the od rates
uu<er wlsirh ~. hzse been tr8sing
T. hssa szrariaa sarfs and ear farnsers
rfH B. the sne-s - seFsr al rkis Il
sjnzDfJ k..Ssan*e CoagresD has refused
- So the E-rpSsify- urr-s IN il ~ th-
Pre~tens. - sew frr1ri,-s % tarif re-
Vason1 Bas perhaps . p~riad Of tar1f
~m nszg brSnE u ~ adirsrpnt way oi
fksnksaz. Hos kon< the impazse viii
sass ia u 5nsyn.sita- 90 says but it Is
lBss pn,s<ibls thst the farmers Affected
nasy have sous>thfnz to say on the sab
i~et IN the n<rf slertion-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-15
Barga aims.

To exchange for good farm lands IN
Beaver or Woodward county, OklahO-
ma:
House ~ seven rooms. twenty-four
lots. good barn all kinds Of fruit. four
blocks from Post Office, Pleasantar,
Kansas.
Six lots and five-room dwelling with
finest finish. all kinds Of fruit. best of
water. close to Baptist College, in
Blackwell-best town in Oklahoma.
six-roCm house in Guthrie. OklahO-
ma. on lots II and N. block !, nicely
located, house has all modern improve
mrnss, lots Of fruit
List your lands with us.
&. K. MALLoRY RE,LTY Co,
2-s a-i5 y. Charleston, Okla
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A genuine Arizona sand storm on Wednesday, snow storm that night, followed by warm sunshiny days since is a sure sign that spring is on.
 Highest cash prices paid for dry beef hides, sheep pelts and good skins, your consignments solicited.
 w. Fl. Clark.
 Ezra West, a prosperous Show Lowite, was here on business the week. Mir. West is engaged in the goat business and now has his herd grazing in the Dry Lake country.
 One of B. B. Crosby's grading outfits passed through here yes terday on its way to Chambers, where they will change the course of the Rio Puerco to suit the con- venience of the Santa Fe
 Miss Julia Scorse took advan- tage of the two days vacation at the Northern Arizona Normal to come down and visit with her folks. She will return to Flag staff in the morning.
 President Roosevelt has ap- pealed to the generosity of the American people for aid to as- sjst the thousands of people who
Holbrook argus., 1906-02-24

are on the verge of starvation in Northern Japan.
 Roy Gibbons, formerly a clerk in the A. C. M. 1. here. now en- gagged in the mercantile business at Mesa, passed through here Thursday enroute to Mesa from St. Johns whither he had been on business.
 M. D. Max6eld and wife of Salt Lake City arrived here Wednesday 21st and left Thurs day for Taylor where they will spend about two weeks visiting with Mrs. Maxfelds parents Mir. and Mrs. Marsh Hunt.
Holbrook argus., 1906-02-24

Andrew Jones and Henry Con- rad, two students ofthe Northern Arizona Normal, stopped over here Thursday to visit Andrews sister Mrs. l.. Bristow. They continued on to Adamana yes. terday to take in the sights of the Petre6ed forest.
 Attorney E. E. Ellinwood, of Yavapai county who has resign ed from the District Attorneys office in that county, has an- nounced he will go to Bisbee and practice law as a member of the firm of Col. Wm. Herring of Tue son, which will establish an of flee in Bisbee.
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D. NJ Ferrv's seeds on sale at the Drug Store.
 E. H. Bargeman is visitor in the county-seat today.
 Clas. Moss made a trip to Winslow Tuesday.
 linn Donahue was q business visitor here Monday.
 Harry Fine is now Santa Fe agent at Flagstaff
 Harris Greer was down from Hunt after load of supplies Wednesday.
 Nephi Packer, a former resident of Pinetop. died at Stafford last week of dropsy
 Dr. G. P. Sampson was called here Monday to attend J. F. Woods baby, who was very i'll.
 Lenard Amos came in from Newman's sheep camp after SUD- plies Monday.
 Joseph Kempe of Concho was here Wednesday with several hundred pounds of fine apples which he sold to the stores here. A large and jolly cro wd attend ed the dance on the night of the 22nd, needless to say a very en- joyable time was had
 James Scorsc has gone to Pine top to spend a couple of weeks visiting with his uncle William Scorse.
 Dr. H. L. Chilson came up from St. Joseph, Thursday, whither he had been on profess inal business.
 E. B. Newman, one of our prominent sheepmen, who has spent the past six weeks in Cali fornia, arrived here Sunday.
 Henry Kempenich re turned Thursday from a three weeks visit at his home in Peralta, N M.
 ]. $. Jones came down from Adamana Tuesday and departed for his home at Shumway We'd nesday.
 Benj. Schuster arrived from St. Johns Wednesday and departed Thursday for Phoenix to look after his focks wintering in the Salt River Valley.
 Genial George, otherwise known as G. w. Bryan, was over from Ignacio last week. MT. Bryan was looking up lost cattle.- Fruitland Tribune.
 Prot. M. A. Grouse is at St. Joseph today on business, some thing that needed his personal attention or he would have used the telephone.