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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12

Fischer pianos, absolutely reliable.
]. N. Ziegenfuss, agent, "A West Wash
ington.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12
KILR0Y'S
New Palestine Advertising and Real
Estate Exchange is Well Known
throughout the United
States and Canada.

81 and 80 Commercial Hotel,
Phoenix, Arizona.
"When truth starts en- her mighty onward
march of progress neither the God OF Justice
or Mercy will stop or stay her."
That the NEW PALESTINE (Salt River Valley.
Arizona, has, after long and tedious proba-
ton in trials and sufferings, started on her
glorious march of progress, is no longer de-
batable question with the great American pub
notwithstanding to the contrary the paid
liar who contributed an article to Harper's
Monthly very recently. After twenty eight
years extensive travel and business experience
over and over the two English speaking Amer
icas, we unhesitatingly affirm Gn our judg-
menD that it is not given to the pen OF man to
even attempt, with any degree OF accuracy, a
description of the fullness with which Provi-
dence has, as it were, lavished his gifts on this
lovely valley. We are not unmipdful of our
language, as well as of our positid nan adver-
tiser-and the manner in which the quick to-
discern American public views an interested
party. But such is the truth as we see it, as we
believe it, and as we must proclaim it, having
taken upon our shoulders in common with
others this very task.
We have cur own advertisement columns, in
which will be advertised our business We cor
daily solicit information from the entire COM
munity, as our task is its welfare.
IA KILROY
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12

NTANTED-Severals select rooms in private
w house, List your rooms at once.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12

ITO RENT-For the winter season. one of the
l. loyeliest rural homes in the valley, one
half mile from the city limits. Brick house, s
rooms and bath, furnished throughout, spa
cious grounds. garden, tropical plants, etc.
with which goes horse and phaeton. This
house can be secured at moderate rates by the
right parties.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12

The following are of special importance in
the way of bargains. Call at once.
TTNO RENT-4-roomed cottage with two
i screened porches, thorough repair This
property can be bought cheaply or rented;
within minutes! walk of city hall, half a
block from electric car. This is bargain and
will SURPRISE you
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12

WTANTED-House of four or five rooms with
w from three to five acres of ground with
in two miles of city. Parties having such q
property can find good yearly Tenant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06
VERY MUCH ALIVE.
LilikOi Brought To Light By Capt.
Parker's Vigilance.

Jno. L. Lilikoi, the rebel lieuten-
ant who was reported killed during
an engagement with the Govern
ment troops, was brought to the
police station last night by Capt.
Parker. With him were two ma
tives, Kema Kakipi and Hoopii
Kaliloa. Capt. Parker got a clew
that these men were in hiding in
the city, and last night located
them at a house near the Queen
hotel on Nuuanu street.
Arriving at the house a native
woman was the only occupant. She
stoutly affirmed her ignorance of
the whereabouts of the men, but
finally brought them from banana
field in rear of the house. The in
surgents have been hiding in the
city for some time. Lilikoi says
he is tired of evading the police and
will "tell the truth"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06
SUPERHEATED
JUICE.

Following is an account of the work
Of the mill for the S1st of January, the
best since the erection Of the new ma
chinery: S1.S2 per cent. cane; 92.S8 per
cent. total sugar; ATT per cent. sugar
in trash; 1.N per cent. sugar in trash
trash produced 14.S2 per cent. sugar
in cane; 1878 per cent. sugar ex-
tracted; 11.5 per cent. dilution; 1000
per cent. moisture In trash.
It is to the credit Of Mr.. O'Neil that
in two weeks from the time OF the
landing of the machinery it was in
working order, and no expense was
incurred by the Eva Plantation Com
pany after the machinery arrived.
The press party was taken to the
residence of Mr.. Lowrie for luncheon,
| where q most excellent meal and q
pleasant hours conversation with host
| and hostess put everyone in happy
frame of mind for the return journey.
An open car was taken through the
vast cane fields, where some Of the
finest specimens on the Islands were
seen.
Eva plantation is composed Of 1000
acres of sugar, $40 acres of forest and
25 acres of pasture land. OF these 1853
acres are under cultivation at the
present time.
4AC CukAu0 vi
the Eva Plantation Company, used
for pumping water to all portions of
the fields, was not running yesterday
on account OF all necessary water be-
ing obtained from recent rains. One
hundred and sixty-seven feet is the
height to which the engine can force
water. The longest distance over
which the water is pumped is some
thing over three miles.
There is soft limestone found all
over the plantation that promises to
be of great value in the future. This
rock contains 4.39 per cent. of matter
insoluble in muriatic acid, 1.64 per
cent. iron and aluminium, and "a. 10
per cent. carbonate of lime. The last
substance is very important as fer
tilizer, and has already been used to
great advantage.
While in the fields the attention of
the party was called to the appearance
of q little smoke issuing from the
stack. The thorough consumption Of
the thrash was the cause.
Over 10000 sisal plants have been
set out on the bad lands where sugar
cane will not grow. This has been
done as an experiment, but it promises
to be successful one, for the plants
are thriving and have already reached
considerable size.
At q late hour in the afternoon the
party returned to the city. The news
paper men were loud in their praises
of the hospitality received at the hands
of Mrs. LOwrie, and Messrs. Tenney,
Lowrie, O'Neil and Pohlmann.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06

Long before the hour set for the
opening of the Military Court yester-
day morning, people commenced to
arrive at the Executive building. The
number was so large that the court
room was filed up in few moments
and orders were given to allow no one
to enter the outer gate unless they
had business to transact.
The audience was composed mostly
OF women. They wanted to see Mrs.
Dominis and were finally rewarded
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06

for their patience. The ex queen did
not make her appearance until after
IL o'clock. She was escorted down
stairs by Captain Kinney and Lawyer
Neumann. The ex-queen entered the
courtroom followed by Mrs. G. B.
Wilson, her attendant. She was at
tired in a black silk dress. She wore
bonnet of the same color, which was
trimmed with a spray Of flowers to re.
ieve the sombre effect.
AS she entered the room all eyes
were turned upon her, but she did not
look either to the right or left. She
sat in a chair next to her counsel, and
appeared to be oblivious to her sur
roundings.
Previous to the arrival of Mrs. DOM
inis, the case of John Wise was taken
up. He is q young Hawaiian who
was educated for the ministry through
the kindness of local citizen. From
evidence previously brought out it
appears that he ecarried some arms to
the rebel camp on the day when the
rebellion broke out. The original
charge against him was treason, but
later it was changed to nisprision of
treason.
When he was arraigned yesterday
Paul Neumann made the usual Objec-
ton to. the Jurisdiction of the court.
The plea was overruled and the case
proceeded.
Wise pleaded guilty to the charge
and to the fourth ami fifth specifica-
tions. The other specifications were
stricken out.
The defendant did not wish to make
any statement in his own behalf. His
counsel said that if he was guilty, his
connection with the uprising was
such slight one that he was entitled
to clemency on that account, and then
again the court should consider his
plea Of guilty as another reason for
mitigation.
Captain Kinney answered by stat
ing that clemency was granted when
the charge was reduced to misprisior.
of treason. The defendant was GER
tainly guilty of the latter charge. He
was man Of education and was well
aware Of the consequences. Mr.. Kin
ney closed by saying that by reducing
the charge all the clemency the Gov
eminent was authorized to show was
granted.
After this matter was disposed of,
Cn0 case against MIS- OOm1nlS WAS
called. Captain Kinney asked If she
was represented by counsel. Paul
Neumann replied that he was her
attorney. The usual routine forms
were gone through with, and then Mr..
Neumann arose and stated that he
had the right to challenge any mem
Der of the court who had expressed an
opinion on the merits of the case.
Captain Kinney replied that the
court was there to do its duty both to
the accused and the Government.
However, Mr.. Neumann's claim was
not disputed, and he proceeded to ask
each member of the court regarding
an expression of opinion. The entire
court gave a negative response, egch
member stating that he would give
the accused fair and impartial trial.
Mr.. Neumann then took another
tack and objected to the court in
general, giving as q reason that It had
heard and determined charge simi-
lar to the one now before it, in which
the subject matter was once brought
out.
The JudgezAdvocate said that the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06
AFTER THEIR SCALPS.
Company B Wants the Government
to Discharge Disloyal Employees.

Company B held an annual meet
ing last night at the Drill Shed fol
general business. During the even
ing sixteen new members were
elected. A resolution was passed
requesting the Government to dis
charge all employees who did not
go to the aid of the Republic when
the rebellion first broke out.
The following committees were
elected:
Finance Committee - Lieutenant
Kenake, Corporal Stackable, Private
A. Smith.
Range Committee - Lieut.. White,
Corporal Forster, Private Pfeiffer.
Investigating Committee-Lieuten
ant White, Sergeant jacobson, w. H.
Wright.
Armory Committee-sergeant Giles,
Corporal Weldon, Private Schmidt.
Recording Secretary and Treasurer
Sergeant Atherton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06
LARGEST SUGAR MILL IN ISLANDS
Description of New EVA Mill Plant
and It's Workings.
ONLY ONE OF KIND IN COUNTRY.
Newspaper Men Spend Days
Outing At EVA Plantation Under
Guidance of Mr.. Z. ID. Tenney
Hospitality OF Manager Lowrie.
ONLY ONE OF KIND IN COUNTRY.

EAVING yester-
day morning, Mr.,
E. d. Tenney,Dsec
retary of the board
of directors of EVA
Plantation Com
pany, conducted a
press party to EVA
mill for the purpose
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06

vacuum pans, the mixers and GEN.
trifugals are the next three steps, and
then the juice is turned out as sugar.
To show the difference between mill
and superheated juice, the following
table is given:
MILL JUICE. Ansrn- -a---.-a - "a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06
Massage.

AIRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
AA1 that sne will attend limited num-
Der OF patients. Address at n. NJ.
Nhitney'ss King st.. {; Bell Telephone 70,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY
manufacture rubber stamps of all
descriptions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-06
THE FORMER RULER N COURT.
Mrs. Dominis, the Ex. Queen, Charged
With MisprisiOn Of Treason.
SHE APPEARS IN COURT rEsTERDAx

The Case Continues Until Thls Morning,
John Wise Pleads Guilty - Captain
Davies Does Lik0wIse-Lawyer 1ra-
gOOn Makes Appeal In CummIDs' Case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13
FOR THE LADIES.
Cut Paper Patterns.

The Republic supplies its lady read
ers with cut paper patterns of all
kinds for ladies, girls, boys and men.
All OF seI>unable garments, Of the
latest STYLES, ahd at a c,r>t Of only luc
each. Elsewhere they cost from - to
40 cents. Dc iigns Of new garments
are published every week in the ke-
public with an order blank for the
patterns. Thousands Of ladies In
every state have purchased these pat
terms during tue past year and never
complaint. They are invaluable
and you can save every year ON these
patterns many times the price Of the
paper.
Subscribe at Unce for the Twice-a-
Week Republic, only 81 a year. The
Twice-a- Week will be sent free for
one wear TO any person sending, before
March ]. club Of three new yearly
subscribers, with SO u pay for the
same.
II You want a package Of sample
copies write for them. Address all
orders 10 The REPUBLIC,
ST. Louis, No.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13
MARNING ORpER.

In the United States Court In the In
dian Territory. Third Judicial liv
isiun. March term. lst5.
George Derfield. Plaintiff,
".
Johnnie Dcrfield, Defendant.
The defendant, Johnnie Derheld. is
warned 20 appear Ia this court IL
thirty days and answer she complaint
Of the plaintiff, George nerfield-
Witness the Hon. Chas- II. stuart
Judge % said court. and the seal there
% this 18th day uf January. 1905
fsEALl Ju<. W. PuILLIrs. Clerk
:. Z GAEEKTT. ID putty.
Eoht. T. Lee. attorney.
y. Wolfe, attorney for nonresident
defendant. 50-im
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13
MARNING ORpER

In the United States court in thu
Indian Territory. Third judicial Di
vision.
March term, iss5.
May Stansel. plaintiff,
-
Thomas Stansel. defendant
The defendant Thomas Stansel, 4
warned 10 appear In this court in
thirty days and answer the complain
~ the pllintif. May StanSel.
Witness the Hon. has. n. Stuart
Judge of said cuurt, and the sea
thereof this - day % Jan, Is9i
SEAL Jos. W. Phillips. Clerk,
- l. Garrett. Deputy.
Dick & Brown, attorneys.
John Mcclure. attorney for NOT
resident defendant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13
WARNING oRDER

In the unlted States Court IN the
Indian Territory, Third Judeial
DiviEcn-- March Term lso6.
Z {, Meldy Piaintln,
w. W. WeAdy. Defendant.
The defendant. W. W. Weldy la
warned 10 apKear IN thia COuft IN
thirty days and answer the con-
plnint 0f the plaintiff = G Weldy.
Mitness the Hon. Chaa. B Stuart,
Judge OF said court. and the seal
lsQ5.
IsEALl Jos W. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
,. l. GARRKTT. Deputy.
Robt- Z Lee, Attorney.
l. NJ King, attorney for NONRESIDENT
defendant. elm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13
EXTRA COTTON BFLr" ATTRACTIONS.
CFtEAP RATES To MEMPHIS.

On account Of meeting Of the
Southern Lumber Manufacturers As
ISOLATION. the Cotton Belt Will make
a rate 10 Memphis. Tenn, and return
Gf Ona lowest first class fare Tor the
round TRIP. tickets Jn sale February
18Th ar 18th, limited 70 continuous
passage in each direction and 10 FeO-
ruaTy y, for return passage.
lie only llne with two through
trains daily from Texas 10 Memphis
will. PIl man sleepers.
;. q. WAREER.
6. l.. A, Tyler, lex.
a. a. GILSspN. tlD
II. A. A., Fort Worth, Tex.
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WARNING ORDER

In the United States court 10 the
Indian Territory. Third Judicial Di-
vision
March term. lso5.
VIM. NJ. Lee. plaintin,
v
Queenie Lee. defendant.
The defendan Queenie Lee, Is warny
ed 60 appear IN this court In thirt-
days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff, VIM. NJ. Lee.
Witness the Hoo. Chas- B. stuart,
Judge OF said court, and the sesl there
SEALl Jos. W. PHfLIFs. CterE.
:. l. GARRETT. Deputy.
Ledbetter & RledSoe. attorneys.
o. W. Patchell attorney for uoo-res
ident defendant 25 I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13
A CALL ANSWERED.
Hon. C. L. Herbert Announces His
Candidacy for the JudgoshiP.
The Petition.

The undersigned attorneys at law
residing in the Third Judicial Divis-
ion Of the Indian Territory, and plac-
ticing in the United States courts =
that Jurisdiction request that Hon.
G. l.. Herbert become "A candidate for
the Office of Judge OF said court in the
jurisdiction to he created out OF the
Chickasaw Nation, in the event that
an Independent court iscreatcd there
in, and we hereby pledge our cordial
and undivided sui ct 10 his candj-
dacy in the event he will acceJ. tIis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13

Water set, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y
Morgan.
Willow rocker, Frame brothers and
Green.
Oak table, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Pye-
att.
Bedroom set and folding bed, Messrs
Scanlan. Conlee, O'Mealy, Laugh
lin, Dick, J. a. Boyd, NJ. MOritz, Isl
Munze sheimer, Steiffle.
Pair cut glass bottles and perfume,
from Evans-Gallagher drug company,
Kansas City.
French rug, Miss Lizzie, VIII and
John llilsweck.
Pdrtieres, C. L. Hilsweck, Atoka.
1T.
4 young man in Lowell Mass,
troubled for years with a succession
of boils on his neck, was completely
cured by taking only three bottles of
AyerS's Sarsaparilla. Another result
of the treatment was greatly inn
/ n owed digestion with increased avoir-
nunoiS. I2-lw
4
o. S. Bailey returned this morning
from Arkansas. where he has been for
the past twomonths with a bunch OF
horses. He expresses himself as more
than pleased at being back To Ard
more an satisfied with Arkansas as a
horse market to let alone.
We are sorry TO state that the
State Herald met with an accident
last evening, whereby the press was
disabled so that a machlnist had To
be called in to repair the damages
The issue of the paper is consequently
DELAYED, but we trust only for day
At noon it was thought everything
would be in ship-sIape by hight.
Attention is respectfully called u
the professional card of Drs. Hardy \
Scaife, which appears in this issue.
A. Il. c., now drummer Tor large
drug concern in Dallas. is in the city
circulating among his friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-13
WARNING ORDER

In the United States Court In thu
Indian Territory, Third Judicial ID
vision.
March term, isa5.
r. n Vincent. plaintiu,
-
sarah A. Vincent. defendant.
The defendant, sarah A. Vincent
warned 20 appear In this court 10
thirty days and answer tue complaint
Of the plaintiff, T. A. Vincent
Witness the Hon. Chas- y stuart
Judge OF said court. and the sea
thereof this - day 81 Jan. i6Q5.
fSEALl jos. ". Phillips. clerk
:. l.. Garrett, deputy.
Campbell. Fowler n kendrick, attor'-
H.. m. Brown. attorney for non
resident defendant u
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WARNING ORDER


Geo. w. Mahoney, plalntif.
"
Frank Burdick. defendant.
The defendant Frank Buruick u
warned To appear IN this Curt wifE
in thirty DAYS aud answer 10 the cgui
plaint ~ the plaintiff, Geo. w. Mahc
ney.
This 2Oth day Of Jan, lso5.
Moran scott. T.. :. Commissioner
A. Nalcot attorney fOr nonresident
defendant.
Rennie x Mcclure, attorneys foi
plaintiff.
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WARNING ORDER-
~ ~ -
John S. Johnson. plaIntin,

John B. Johnson, plaintin,
-.
Frank Burd.ck. defendant
The defendant F'rznx b1rdl * 10
warned 20 appear IN th,s court within
thirty days and answer tie comp.aius
Of the plaintir, john :. suanson.
This 3l<t dag " san., So.
Morstn Sss1tb, ". :. gn4DTpl>~i0ner-
a. wafcor attorney - rqn-resitie;.t
Reunle ard McsNafe 5ttEneys fF
pIainmn. ~--
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wARNING ORDER

In the United States Court IN the
Indian Territory. Third Judicia
Division. March Term. lssa
Dora Riggs. Plaintiff.
NS
Reuben Riggs. Defendant
The defendant. Reuben Riggs u
warned TO APPEAR in this court in
thirty days and answer the complaint
Of the plaintifl. Dora Riggs
Witness the Hon. ClEas- o. Stuart
Judge uf said court. and the seal
thereof. this md. day % January,
isg5.
Jos W. PHILLfFS. Clerk
SEAL ;. L. GARRETT. Deputy.
Randcll & Woods. Attorneys.
John G. Flemings. attorney for non
resident defendant
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Campbell, Fowler * Kendriek,
Rennie & Mcclure.
MIR. HEEBEET's REPLY.
Mcssrs. j. c. Thompson. Il. W. Dick.
J. B. Pannill, Hayne Nelms, Il. {.
Thomas, Arthur Walcott and others.
city:
GENTLEMEN:-Your letilion re-
auesting me To become "A candidate
f,r the ofiice Of Judge Of the L. ;.
Court, southern division of the In
dan TerriCo,y y in the event the legis
lat;on now pending - congress results
in creating such Office i received and
carefully considered.
1t j. with sincere appreciation that
/ say TO you that the bar with whom
| have for years intermingled and
practiced, could pay me no higher
compliment than TO make such re-
quest, because | feel that in making
the same you have not been solely aC-
tuated by my morbid ambition TO nil
a place upon the bench There is no
official position within the reach OF
this bar or people that ! would So
much desire To fill as the judgeship
Of the L. ;. Court OF the Chicka>aw
Nation; and in compliance with your
request, If such office is created. l oes
to say that will he an applicant for
the place, and with the able assist
ance Of the bar thus edged - me,
added 70 the support r. which I am
assured frum my fTish1s tlT 1ghout
the Indian Territory - J elsewhere,
believe that n.y i-.la '..D viii not
be in vain. lfg. rJinttc - such OF
fice shall >ugrsJ.y errt-e u tne
"hume rule" piank % tt ii,atiorin in
the Democratic party tle d.slribu
OF the patruna.e beiG~gi1g To such
lofice. Very respectfully, Juu- oocdi
ant servant.
G. L. HERBEET.
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Her Majesty Ship, PinAfors,
Or
The Lass who Loved n Sailor."
DnANArIs rEnS0N NEL.

DEAMATIs PERSONNEL
RI. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter. K.C.R.
................... X. Mason.
Captain of Pinafore. "A n Silliman.
Josephine, Captains Daughtcrl..
.................M Mrs \ + Gardner
Little Buttecup. Mrs \ Is Silliman
Ralph Eacl;straw. w........AC e. Buck.
Dick Dcadeyc. > L0ckett.
llebc, Cousin OF Sir Joseph Purtcrl
Miss BETTE Douglas
BuatSMdiu. kou r. Lee
BUlt>wain'S Mate .......T Y Morgan
SIR IO>EPH'> FEMALE RELATIVES.
Mcsdamcs Mason, Dorchester; Misses
Rose Smith. HIcttie Wilhelm. Ruth
Wilhelm, May Gollcdgc, Fannie CrOt-
Zcr.
sAILuRS AND MARINES.
McSsrs. YarDrough. Morgan, Frame,
Dnak, Fielder, Muritz, Lee and Lock
EFT.
Pianist ..-...........M Mrs y III Mccoy
Director and stage manaker..-.-.
Max Munzesheimer.
At the opera house, Friday night,
February u.
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Tie defend ant Frank Helms. Is
varied 10 appear In this court 10
thirty davs and answer u the cpns
plaint Of the plaintiff. Amy Helms
Witness the Hon. Chas. q. stuart
Judge Of said court. and the seal
thereof, this 18th day OF Jan. lsl5-
fsEAL-l JOS W. PHILIPs. ClerE-
;. l.. GARRETT. Dsputy
Lsedoetter & Bledsoe, Ats
o. w. Patcheil appointed alto ney.
non resident defendant. - I'm
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nus 3Oth day of Jan, lso5.
WARNING OKDER.

In the United States Court In the In /
dian Territory, Third judicial DIyis
sion, March ternl. l1s.s.
Amy Helms, plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

All parties having
wood or other timber
for the purpose of sale
will call on 7. 3. John
son, my deputy at
Ardmore, and pay the
tax.
RICHARD McLISH,
Timber Agt. @. NJ.