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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
First published ia Daily Leader
August 90 1895.
Notice for publication.

In the District Court of Logan county,
OkahOma territory.
Clark T.. Bair, plaintiffs against
Mary T.. llair, defendant
The above named defendant Mary
y. lIair, will take notice that she bas
been sued In the district court of 10
gan county. Oklahoma. 10y the above
nnmed plaintiff Clark T. Blair, and
unless She appear and answer cor other.
wise plead on or before the 2nd day
Of October, A. ID 1893. the petition of
the said plaintiff filed in the office of
the clerk of said court will b.
taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly dissoiying the bonds of
matrimOny now aud heretofore eNist.
ing between the said plaintin and dc
fendant
Witness my hand aud the seal 90
said court at Guthrie iu said county
and territory, thiO 10Th dav Of August.
A. d. 1875. Louia q PITT,
seal Clerk
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Shoot or hsh ouly in the proper sea
son and escape the game warden by
observing the laws. Many states have
new game aue fish laws this year. and
If You don't know them, send five 2c
stamps for n copy OF the Gamc Law
Issue Of The American Field, si5 State
street Chicago.
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First Published Ia the Daily Leader Aug
-, loHl.
NOiice.
Notice.

Territory Of O lahoma, Logan Nuunif.
la the district Court.
Moses Pearson ~ Mary Pearson
The above named defendant Mary
Pearson Will taken .fire that sli'' has heen
sued ia the districlcourtiof logan county
territory oi oklahoma. uY the plainiiH
Nose Pearson. in an action for div roe,
aud that She must appear aud answer
the ~ ltion " hich has heen hled in saiti
eonf L Un nr before the sth day 81 Drio-
er lss35, aud that u she do's NOT appear
and an,Me said petition. IA viii be- taken
as true aud a Judgment taken against
her diV0rcing the piaintin from her aDd
dissolVing the bon 5 I mauimony bs.-
tween the plaintin aud the defendant
aud for Gusts of suit
Witness my hand aud the seal OF IA
court al my Office in Guthrie in SAD
county and territory. this 2lfh day I Au-
gust. 1885. LOUle ~ flTrs.
sEALl Clerk 81 Said Court
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First published 10 oklahoma Leader
Aug i5.i
Notice for Publication.

Land office al Guthrie, %. r., Aug 10,
l.3l.
Noilce O. hereby gigcn that the follow
lug -uamrd scttlcf has iiled notice OF bis
iuichtiun a. make nnal proof iu support
OF bis claim. and iiat said proof Asill hr
in.s,.e before ihc register and rro'ivcr
Lulied States iand Diiifr at Guthrie, d.
a. un Sept N. ls15. viz;
lllran Taylor iOi thc q hf ~ ar al
IS hf ~ ar Ot SOC 3f Twp ib, re ".
he uamcs the following witnesses 10
prove bis continuous residence npOn and
cultivation of, said land. viz,
John Briii. Wi liam y Mitchell VIII
isn X sinmpiI, Hugh Mccrarg, ~ Of
Guthrie. OK
A. n J. CROOK, Register.
zoos
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is something that every woman should
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Hair renewcr Sold 10y Scatonian Drug
Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
First published in Oklahoma Leadei
Aug S
Notice for Publication.

Land Office al Guthrie, o. r., Aug 8.
lS95.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has tiled notice OF his
intention Co make final proof in support
of his claim. and that sad proof will be
made before the register and receiver of
lf :. land Office at Guthrie. O. H., on
Sept u.s. lSg5. viz:
William B Rowland for the lots q, 4, 3
and az, W qr soc @. twp IL, u and
lot l3, sec 81, twp ISM w
lie names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Cornelius Harrington. Cyrous w Yagar.
.Iustes l. Mann, Joseph Beard, all of
Guthrie. Ok
a. n. j. Crook, Register.
25jL
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Fifth-Ssnd 10 address below f,r a
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'he world renowned c. & j tire.
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Land Oniee at Guthrie, O. T., Aug.
% lSg5.
Notice Is hereby given that The follow
ing named settler has fled notice o. her
,ntentiOn To- make inal proof
a support 0f her claim. and that said
proof viii be made before tic register and
receiver of the United States land Office lt
Guthrie. o. 4 . on Oct. 3. lsgl, VIZ,
Jennie Jackson fnr lot and the w hf
of the seqr of the se ar of Sec So la twp
AZ "a OF D 3 ".
lie names the following witnesses ia
prove ms continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said lund, Viz:
All cd Moore. Thomas A. Corleu. Sol
ONION Fraz er and Mary T. silver ol
Guthrie, a 4.
A. n. j CRooK. Register
ag34
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(First published In Oklahoma Leader
August
Notice for Publication.

Land Ofice al Guthrie, . n. August s,
1865
Notice rs hereby given thar the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
oi Ills intention 10 make final proof ia
support of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before the register
and receiver OF the United states land
ofh'e 40 Guthrie, % IT, on September2O,
1898. viz.
twp " n. tw.
lie names The following witnesses 20
prove his continuous Residence upon
and cultivation Of said land viz.
Jebu J.. SWiu. Joseph ID Leach.
Chafles = 3a,tland, James r Sper, lii
of Guthrie. %. r.
a57l ~ j Crook, Register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
First published IN the Guthrie, D5iig
Leader Aug .. 1895.
Notice.

Territory OF okahoma, County o' lo.
gan.
In the district court I'm tnd for said
county and territory
Grace Rowland, plaintiff vs. Moraui,
o. Rowland defendant
The said defendant. Marquis o
Rowland, will take notice that ht has
been sued in the district court of lo.
gan county oklahoma territory. br
the above named plaintiff Grace BOW
land, Ion an action for divorce nud tmt
he must appear and answer lht p tj-
tion liled ia said cause I'm This court
on or before the l4th dBy of Sept
1895, or suid petition will bc tailrn as
true and Judgment rendered for thc
plaintiff ani against him in said action
granting TO SAID plainti1 au ubso'ut
divorce, and for costs 4 suit
Dated this 3rd day of August isgt
IsEALl Attest: Lows u pl1rs
Clerk Of the district court of Lu.au
county. q Il.
Herod, Widmer S Ovcrstrect otior
ncys for plaintiff dl08
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How in the world can You expect 60
bc cured OF piles unless You get
a box of Beggs' German salvc? Sam
Pile boxes free. Equally good for
scalas burns, old sores, etc. Sold aud
warranted bv Seafon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27

Household goods, almost new; hne
beds, chairs, etc to sell at cost at 7lS
East Cleveland 81
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j. -. Lille g. Co. are breaking the
record selling wheels DO You know
why2 Because they have the best
wheels--the crcseent-at popular
prices Why pay shO for wheel
when you can get one as good as there
is made for SIS?
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first published va oklahoma Leade
August 4.
Notice for Publication.

70 Henry Schwart
You are hereby notified that you
have been sued i'm the district court Of
Logan county iu the territory OF Okla
homu by Adolliue Schwart your wife,
IN an action for divorce. and that You
must answer the petition Of said Adolf
fine Sehwart Gicd in said court in said
action on or before The 2ist dav of
September ls05, or said petition will
be taken rs true and Judgment for d.
vorcc aud for the care and custody Of
The children OF you and the said
AdolGne Schwart viii be rendered
against You accordingly as prayed for
i'm said petition.
Ia testimony whereof | have here
unto set my hand and The seal Of said
eoart this Bird day OF August, 1895.
lsEALl Louis y PITTS,
Clerk OF said court
$. s. LAWRENCE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-27
First published in the Guthric Daily
Leader, Aug2, 1895.
Notice Of publication.
In the district court of Logan county.
Oklahoma territory.
Henry J. MitchelL plaintiff,


vs..
Leutia Maria Mitchell, defendant
Whereas, the above named phiutiE
Henry j. Mitchell, filed his pet. ION in
the district court OF Logan county.
Oklahoma territory, on the lst day of
August a d., loa5, praying for de
cree Of divorce from the defendant.
Letitia Maria Mitchell
Therefore, the defendant Lolita
Maria Mitchell, will take notice that
she must appear and answer or other
wise plead 10 said petition OF or before
the 18th day Of September, a D lSo5.
or Judgment will toe taken against her
by default in favor of said plaintiff for
an absolute decree OF divorce
In witness whereof I have hcreunto
set my hand and oniXcd The seal of
said court, at my office in Guthrie, in
said county aud territory, tins the ist
day of August, A. ID is95
Lous T.. PIrrs.
Seal Clerk District Court
T. II. Cuppage, attorney foT plain
tin
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lirzel Brothers lead ull others in
groceries aud provisions. Try them.
l-l9 lIu.
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One light bag horse; weight 1000
lbs white spot on forehead From
five miles west Of Guthrie S. reward
will be paid on rctnru of the horse TO
Reeves Bros, Guthrie, o y. lwd&w
For Sale-Two story building, gen
eral stock merchandise, post office in
store Is miles from Guthrie. Good lo-
cation. 500 acres land cheap. Addres
bargain, care Leader.
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Land onlcc at Guthrie, O. r., Aug ..
lsqJ.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
Ing named Scttlcr has lilrd notice OF his in
teniion Ca make dmal proof ia support of
his claim, aud that said proof will ho
made before the register aud receiver at
Gulhr.r. o. r.. on sept n, lsgl, viz:
Gabriel II Reed who made II T. No
l1{s for the lots aud hf Of the
b " ar Of see 30. twp ld, nrl w NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to
srJvc his continuous residence upon
dld walton 0f said land yil
George w Harris. Isaac n Melton,
Eli VI Sweet Richar A Polite, an of
Guthrie, Ok
e553.
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~ ODEYS
49, MAGAZINE

Established 1880. Volrmc CNNN
began January. 1898. During the
year 1898 Godeys Magazine will con.
tain "A series OF articles entitled
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Notice for Publication.

First published Ia the Daily Leader
August -. ls95.
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Notice for Publication.

Fir,l Published in oklahoma Lender Aug
1854.
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Notice for publication.

IFirst published n tne Okla. Leader
Aug y 1898.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-12-12
WAS BLAINE'S OLD CHARGER.
Famous Horse Dies at f. II. Greely's
Farm i'm Trenton.

Famous Horse Dies at f. II. Greely's
Farm i'm Trenton.
E. II. Greedy Of Ellsworth, who was
in Bangor on Friday, told Commercial
reporter of the recent death of an aged
horse which for three years has been kept
ON his farm in the town OF Trenton.
This ancient animal, who had success
fully passed the first quarter pole of
hundred years of life, was the property Of
James G. Blaine, who used him con-
stantly as saddle and driving horse.
At Mr.. Blaines death Mrs. Blaine gave
the animal into Mr.. Greely's charge, as
matter of course choosing him as the
one person suitable to care for the fail
ing health of the aged equine and as a
gentleman whose intimate and extended
horse experience, would fit him admir-
ably for the position Of guardian to her
beloved Denman, for that was the horses
name.
That was three years ago; since that
date Mr.. Greedy has kept Denman on his
farm in Trenton, receiving every year
liberal allowance from Mrs. Blaine for
MS support. lew Jays ago MI. 0Ieeiy
found that the horse was growing little
old and as he was of no real use to any
body (for Mrs. Blaine would not allow
him to be used, he consulted with Mrs.
Blaine and Denman passed away under
the painless stimulus of a rag-full of
chloroform.
Denman, like Mr.. Blaine, was one of
the best known figures of the State in
his class and generation. Mr.. Blaine was
exceedingly fond of him and treated him
with the consideration usually accorded
to child. Denman was frequent vlsi-
tor to Washington, and his proud step
ping up and down the silky distances of
Pennsylvania avenue We're described as
thrilling in the extreme.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-12-12
GRADE III-LESSON ".
TWO USEFUL TREES.

Did you know hat the india rubber of
which your ball or your cloak is made
was once the milky white sap of tree?
India-rubber trees grow in the forests of
South America. A great many men are
busy, every year, taking the sap from
these trees and making it into india
rubber.
Deep gashes are cut in bark of these
trees, and a little cup is put under each
cash. A milky juice drops from the cash
and falls into the cup. When the cup is
full, the juice is poured over large piece
of clay or fiat board, to which it sticks
like gum.
After this, the Juice is placed over fire
of palm nuts. A thick, black smoke rises
from the burning nuts, and gives to the
sap, which is now hard and dry, the dark
color which is common to india rubber.
When all this has been done, the india
rubber is ready to be sent away to be
made up into hundreds OF very useful
things.
There are SO many things made OF india
rubber that il were to name them all it
WOulQ De II very ioHS llol. S"po, wv
shoes, cloaks, combs, balls, and even
tents, boats, and bridges are sometimes
made OF it. Can you think of anything
else?
Cork is the thick bark of an oak tree
which grows in some countries OF Europe.
1t is not so useful as india rubber, and yet
we could not well do without it.
When the cork tree is about twenty
five years old its bark becomes very thick,
and the outer part can be taken off with
out harming the tree. Two deep cuts are
then made in the bark, reaching from the
ground to the lower branches.
Three other cut are afterwards MADE
round the trunk. The bark Is then
gently pounded until it becomes loose,
when it is easily lifted off.
The first crop of cork is coarse and full
of holes; ii is fit only for few things,
such as large floats for fishing nets, and
the like. 1t is not until the second or
third crop that the bark IS fine enough
for making eorks for bottles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-12-12

By the burrowing of animals, or more
frequently by rice fumes or openings
through the levees for the purpose of let
ting water into the rice fields.
Scarcely a spring passes that such ere
vases do not occur from some such tri
fling origin. The levee once broken the
waters pour through rapidly widening
the breach and rush down the slope of
the river ridge directly away from the
river. On reaching the swamp the cur
rent is broken and diverted, and the
waters spreading up and down stream,
gradually rise back toward the levees on
either side. They pour also through the
swamp and extend to the ridge of neigh
boring streams, flooding the cultivated
lands upon them. Thus it is easy to see
that, since the whole country lies below
the level of the river, if a way is once
opened for the water into the country, it
may spread indefinitely and involve
widespread ruin and destruction.
Henry Garrett.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-12-12

take care of himself. He wandered on
through France, meeting many kind per-
sons on the way who helped him, until at
last he came to the city of Marseiles on
he Mediterranean sea-
AS his plan was to go and fight the
Turks, he went ON board of ship bound
for Rome, which was on his way. The
ship set sail, but soon great storm arose,
and he vessel was tossed about and in
danger of being wrecked. Some of the
men on board said that Smith, being
stranger, had brought them bad luck,
and that the only way to escape the storm
was to get rid of him; 50 they seized him
and threw him into the sea.
The waves were running very high at
t he time, and there was great danger OF
his being drowned But he was a good
swimmer, and struck out for the nearest
land. This was small island, called the
Isle Of st. Mary's, not far off the coast of
Nice, and here he was thrown on shore
by the waves. The weather was very
cold, and he had nothing to eat. But
soon another ship came in sight; he was
seen by the crew; and boat was sent to
take him off the island AS he went on
board the ship, he was overjoyed to find
that the captain was an old friend Of his.
The ship was bound for Egypt; but as
Smith was in search Of adventures, he
cared nothing for that. He agreed to go
to Egypt, and as usual sonnet hing hap
pened to him on the way. They met
with an enemy's ship; sharp fight took
place, and the enemy's ship was taken.
AS young Smith had fought bravely, he
received about two thousand dollars in
gold as his share of the prize-money.
This made him quite rich, and he re-
solved to go on and fight the Turks. The
captain of the ship put him ashore in
Italy, and he set out for Pennsylvania,
east of Austria, where the fighting was
then going on. He had to pass through
a rough, wild country, but he did 30 safe
". and at last reached The Christian army,
and was enrolled as soldier in it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-12-12

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