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TIE PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF THE SOUTH,
THE REPUBLIC.
 St. d0uis, Mo.

fGoanected t0ith the State 4. d M CotLe1e.) Highest Official Endorsement the ssey. ernor of the Commonwealth the PresIdent M ot the State College. and the Secretary and ysnIt 2. .,s,s. Co :. signing its Dlplomas. EECSsiz zgkENDED BY it's army of successful ti.ousands Of dollars per annum. ". 8 8Et iE E EkGNCEs Scores of the leading pro- and patrons: system of actual, practicaI n. fs Snihs GsSns DX wsRz atbss Psp Diplomas. ete.,n at the Internafionai Mid yislter Exposition, awarded the system of ss isnsii,css DepaTfmenf, io years practicaI
 f expesi sn AUMBGAN EXPOSITION to American Sys ses 'f,s in ffSHssegs fSe World ana 70 the head of our Shorthand Department an er- if9m 'ss .ahoss of thIs stem Railway and Telegraph system has record to Train rom WS Sgh sb arSess UT Trunk r Lines in America. Endorsed by r., ,nd leading railway and telegraph companies, operating complete Railway system fog 1I,e the purpose of fitting it's graduates to go direct to 0Ss P2iaps in all iepartments No Class Work.
 torrsspondence, Commercial Law, Commercisi AE!tshsTin PesITsoNsss eSs spsI,ng. t,n eu.r.n.. sent free. Write for it. for sTsH @ w,ss our college IS as represented, money re- funded ELEGANT NEW RUILDfNG owned, erected and furnished by us, to meet the requirements Of our practical system of instruc. I,a ton, susnace Heat Electric Light, Water, fectly equipped Business College Building in the sO.Ifis. 3sssS&EE.-Some colleges, whose responsibility
 rests upon their word only, will tefI you that
 they will give you the same" or " more
 thorough course, " in :. less time,'' for ' less
 money" etc, than it takes to complete a
 course with us Beware of such claims
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 Address, C. c. CALHOUN. Principal, Lexlnzton, Ky
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Talking Shop.

March-I think I'll spring into being about now.
 June-Summer given to that sort of thing.
 September-I guess I'll take fall out of the year myself.
 December-All right. Go ahead. I'll
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i ..tcW Political Party.

Washington, Marc|! G.'fllc MEM
brls Of the American Hi;n"tuilic
league. Mhic! has been III progress,
here during iIe past two weeks. "iI!
&HHn issue ii. address t. Il" tI.ie:i~
can people asking support e.. q :lc"
party having rs the pr..ci2 pal plank
in its platform the ir"" ":.u unlimited
coinage Of silver at a ratio eI iG TO /
and demanding that the money Of
tAo country s|Al! hc i:;SI"9 by TIE
government itself Tho address, will
i!lHgUiatc 4 nc" feature il .tu1crrHtl
iui;tic b, doing away with The o'il
system OF nominating conventions
"lll VIII cal! upon jHc people tHn'A-
Sct>e& t. Hnlnii;tt@ their c".la!dHtts;
for the presidency u:d vice presidency
b" reti:a.'.
It is =. ;cd that the eolc ate; tG
I:p,nin;;t ing conv"nti~n> ID net al
wayS ;2I2,a,"; rcprc~c'l til" v.o";s and
wishes nl the people Hni it has H2r!
decided That the people III 1!:oir nN,i
n"l.n ,IHII nanl> their candidates
lho league has mad in "j,:!fn:c;Ac,
the !;l,t tWu weeks III" Leading silver
n.r:1 fl{;ln - states aud territories
aud the decision ti>sit the voters I"
The cu1l"tr:' To lay aside allegiance K
cid |,urtc, u:'t; the 9rra. ti.shJ fu
-ilvu; was won, was not arrived u
HtiloHt !Ai!ch udrIi'"r;iuil and cen!
si:!ta1i.,.: ":til thr silver leader, il
Eu!I sections ui tha country. IN:
address viii also place ii n,nIjna';H1
IUserh 9. :-i:}!ry. Of l'';;:E:Ii'. l'":'il.
/ whose term ~ rrp"*".llHttNr /!
congress from the 18th district rN
uircu tp today,
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may plant every acre of II

may plant every acre of the land
from Lo 10 to Ross Hole in fruit
trees aud then find a good market
for all that YOU can raise. The fruit
or the Bitter Root valley is in great
demand everywhere and ! Go not be-
licye it possible to ovcrstocH the
market. The new orchards are
nearly all made up Of winter apple
trees 'and there i; more in q
coed tree OF that sort than there is
in & cuotl orange tree in California.
eve are much pleased a the NUM-
Der of new men that arc settling in
tie valley. They are good citizens
and will be . Great benefit to that
section. There is plenty OF ron1n
foi such people il the valley and |
have no sympathy with the croakers
who claim that the business is being
oycr1onc in the valley. You can t
uyerlo it. Tho market IS too large.
~; early all the valley land is suit
able for fruit culture, except BELT
that runs parallel with the river for
Il distance t,,at has q gravel potton.
There fruit trees do not thrive. But
IN tic belt On which Cur ranch lies.
there is 4 clay bottom. u the soil "ai
The trees grow better than they CO
anywhere else and bear rnure freely.
Il wa, tiiis c;ay sli'jstl;:t;'l) that first
led NE to believe t'lat fruit culture
would be successful in the valley. 1t
is precisely the same That IS found
III the New Yor,, fruit country, With
which was familiar Years ago.
:...10H ,nanE apples VIII bc raised
In the ya?Iey 1ilis YEAR give it up.
Ever si2ce last i,;il have been shy
about c3tina:iug ti?c size Of crop.
| locked over one Of oHi' c:chcWlS
lust before picking time aud ordered
500 boxes TOT the crop. ;Tc picked
I.U3U bU&es from ttlAt cine orchard
land since t':cl I l;;TeH't had much
to "a. about tie size uf the apple
crop can tell .ycu this, however,
it viii be larger t'i&:i that OF ANY
previous year and large enough TO
;stn!ljsil even tnc warinest friends oi
the valley
MI. Bass came down from Stevens
VILE to engage men to work on the
ranch this season. J,c has secured
them and will return and begin the
spring work at once.
Among the N:issoC!a men who are
bnc"lai.,1 Interested II tic litter
:uat country Il CHARLES i. N"';n"n
W!!p. Wit 4 partner, !lNs p;:T*!ias'd
tho 5r:c ranch near f5t>Ec::@Eii;c
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THEY CAN'T nA!SE; TOO MUCH.
4 Stcvcnsyillc .IaH Sass the Fruit Mar
kct Cannot Be Gluttcd.

* Standard reporter interviewed
D. G. Bass at Mssoula last week and
%elicited the following facts concern
ing the fruit business in this county:
Mr. Bass is one Of the pioneers in
the fruit growing business in this
section and his opinion is valuable.
When lie and his brother began to
plant their splendid orchards, some
OF their most valued friends; came TO
them and counscled them to refrain
from such Il waste CT time and
money. Fruit would never grow in
Montana, they said, and for The
Friendship they bore for the
Bass brothers they advised them to
save their money and stick to grain,
hay aud vegetables. But the rccipi-
cnts Of this advice were determined
to 90 ahead with thcir venture anG
their friends let thc:l, chasing them
with good men gone wrong. Nov.
the Bass farm is one Of the finest in
III the northwest and the orchard is
probably the best in the state.
In reply to the reporters question
Mr.. lass said ''Ihe outlook IS cX-
cel1ent. Our trees never Wintcrcd
in better shape and and every one CT
them is in fine condition this spring,
We have been pruning this week,
and i found that even the peach
trees, the most sensitive that we
]laye, are not IN the least affected b.
the winter. The weed is White ntd
firm, which is good sign as it be
comes discolored if it has been
affected by the lrCst. The frost in
our orchard land is not yet cut Of the
ground, 50 that the fruit buds have
not begun to swell, despite tile
warm weather OF the last llItni Gh1
This was, the only danger t''nt We
had to fear this spring, and this has
been avcrtcd. [ think that CUT
orchards will do better this year
than ever before.
q ''Therc are more fruit trees being
set cut il the valley this spring than
in any previous season. Last yeal
was {, record breaker in this respect,
but this year bids fair to exceed last
in the number Of trees planted. Ee-
low and above our ranch the land is
being cleared and fruit trees being
planted and all that part 9; thc
valley will be a vast orchard III q "a"
years. DO I expect to see the bust
ness oycrdone? 10, indeed. III
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TIL. GOLDEN GALE.
.t:il cricn Ii;s |;'orsi,inrcd it for Thirty
\c;!!S 10 Her SUrr0H.

One Of ST. Louis brightest and
most successful lawyers l.; Il iss lsIub"
". iuuIins, LII. y. On Il recent oc-
caSi IN she paid a visit to California
and. while there. addressed !" san
Francisco audience On the lin2nci;!
problems Of the day. with much that
was witty, interesting and typical OF!
the modern education, the speaker
launched Il vigorous arraignlnciit III
t!lc heads Of the advocates, Of tie
nYnnnetallic Standard
..ic wished. She said in the coarse
"f he; address, To 90 back for a mt
meat To the history Of Tie Isruelit~s.
Their st&Hv strongly rescmbicd ;'!c
history Of thc people Of he iiitcG
states. After being led by Gr, for
!uity years. they concludr; ti!@H were
tired 81 / good thing, uii q, >IlcN
n1"Gc 4 golden culf and worsllippHG
it. Their action produced misery
H"i poverty and they brought pun
i>h!nniit on themselves.
The American nation WIS i, t ilc
same position today. For several
years ii did very well and pruspcrcd.
N an evil hour it Sc; up q golden
calf Or rather, the go!dIu4s uf Eng
I;;;!J Gid, a!d that "rctcErd golden
cQi! the American people i:Ayc :", II
"orslippin:s5 for thirty years. Ihc
result j, that This naJiun i in 4 COZ
di;ion Of abjcrt poverty, Of slavery
W,l:,o than that Of the sixties, bc-
cause This modern, srlf-impuscl sclV-
jtHdc exert, Il wider influences. Tile
golden cn.f w:;; brought here b. .ipi.li
sherman from Londol in 1865. "!id
We have been boWinr cur heads TO it
ever since.
l'lc st. Louis champion Of silver
is right. Fer years this nation has
a)ttn DUI6lli!tI q llilSttht.i ttIt Stitit-
al policy. for years we have permit
| tea Interested bankers and creditors
Io dictate tic financial ND!ic,: C. THIS
country in direct violation Of til" H.
tore:,ts Of the ;n"ny. Is this moi 4
government Of the people ~ tic
rHop'c fer tho people: ''"""ip! :
'it,,c there is and has been 10" III,
people under the monmrtaIliS re-: .:im@,
Our home exchanges are Is linc>
arcat2r ttan our foreign cu"s 4; d
nui |Iyi::" debt; are greater !Ia:1 :.ul
outside Indebtedness. Hereafter W,
mast lc:3iSIatc for ourselves. II un
der ntl international agreement st
n,jl2I, III" bet .er. II not. We s:l1iiE(
;lnflrI uNi, banners to tho free Ni|:d
OF Ic;,ien and cry ''.t.:::;eli:l +
tH:viit:s,;lss. -!dcpcn1"n|.
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..sas,5 E:!S..tl':c 20 4.
::>tc2;n piuH, bvoln,2 p:;::;is.;;! 4

:>tc2it. j,iuN, D~ulnla pHaot!1:;! and
are ;;.;S@i with good success Oh s1Iao
Of the large farm; b"til in this
country and in Europe. / Is nn"'
announced that q marked i!airrvyc~
ment i::IS been Instituted in this d.
rcrt;un by u new t rm Ct electric
pillow. constructed in Germany. and
said to have been foulti successful
and ccun0nica! THE p}oW has d
pair Of wheels in the middle, and will
run in either direction. and is lifted
with II! electric motor which p0>s-
csscs the same property OF re|cI'si-
blty. Jlo motor. BY Il chain ana
spr cixct W.lJcl, drives tie shaft over
which passes q chain stretched tic
length Of the field. Both ends OF
the chair are fastened t. tho @r1Hnd
by triplc anchors. and when the
motor is .tarte it wind, he po"
oyo: tho t.c 4 by means ef the sta
tioaaiy chain. When tic ci1;! Of th;
field is reached tEc N!o" is tipped 4"
and the mGtivn Of the n ts:r rcVcrsIi
| bv a switch, surfing the pluW b!cI
again: and at the same time laying
the chain siGcWisc for the next fur
row to be ploWcd. When tic Ancllor
need shifting it is done D.. Il cToWi,ui'
10 bring the current to tile NUtU
from the generator the two wire
are mounted ou Il series Of small rHi!
cGs which follow tic motion G. tl'
pleW very successfully.
The adaptabj!ity Of the steam ploy
has been confined to large tracts. $
that the expense OF operation s:i>':!'
not be rroportiJEate]y too great
I,lhis di:;adyaGtl.c i, SAID to la;
been overcome l.! behalf Of SINAI
farmers in >hc to" electric ploN
3nie;l is claimed 10 lie casil, adapt
able. bT titu rD~rfaeiHti@n CT farmer
III !; district - :. nanbcr of s!na
f"r;.l, Wililtl reach nf tie cioctri
G..t!i: and Il! les expense 4 han f.,
,!orSa .i;.s;ls. 'Es'o electric nIoE ;9u
not t:;!d 4 i:c}d 70" operation in Il:
west for some time to come but til
experiment; and work thcrewith al
worth noticing rs among the multi
form uses to which electricity is bt
ing put by the modern invcnti>
genius. s.-'lUsbandman.
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there. Us the season closed aud th"
placed in dock alongside Of an Eng
lish nlail-ntWar t. protect Ecr from
sthc ice. When the spring frcsletS
the machine Gun, 50 placed as to
C Elniltd approaches, to tic vessel.
W.!cil wa, t. sc'.;c as a place .st :le-
fugc for foreigners in the vicinity.
i'lr town has n2rn occupied BY L G
Chinese as one Ui the basis Of army
operations against tho invading Jap
Ancs~. Il IS one OF III" first oi the
treaty ports to i;,Il into t!c jAFAll-
csc possession.
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DESPERATE BaNl: ROBBERY.
They 81 0: the .&stiei' G.!l Took MI
That Vas il, Sight.

ihe1 - 0: TING a.7Elci ana icoA AK
That Was il, Sight.
ncs Noincs. March G.-laslicr
| I-cccil. or the bank CT .idcl was per
hars fatally SHOT .by two bank rob
bcrs at Abel t}is morning. The
robbers drove into Abel about 9
o'clock in a top buggy and proceeded
at Dis.c to the bank Of .Adel, entered
and stated that they wished to de-
pcsit 4 sum Of money. Cashiers. NJ
i-cec;l on looking around was
confronted with drawn re1OlvCrs III
tile hands Uf the robbers who ordered
him to turn over the funds. lie le-
fused and they silot Kim. c. ID.
Bailey, a wealthy merchant. entered
the bank aud was; also Slot. The
robbers escaped with al the funds
the, could lay their hands Gil. They
Gruvc n!i1 Of town but before noon
bs15!l were CAPTURED. One hid ii Il
barn at Dc5ota and wa; smoked out
and shot. The posse returned to
.tdcl with the other. Postmaster
Barr, j N. b,ycrs, Cecil Decker and
j. L. Simpson were also shot. The
liamo.nf thc rubD2r killed IS Lander
wilkins and the ether is G. W,
Crawford, both Of Patterson. Iowa.
Patterson was eau @ht in brush
heap ;,atI compelled to lire the barn
Wilkins W>S in.
\ special telegram from Abel
GATED March. It'll, states that 4 mob
OF masked and well armed farmers,
mounted On blan!:ttcd horses. rU(c
into town about O'Clock this morn
iil- and demanded ui Sheriff Payne
Thar he give them the prisoner!
Crawford one of the men who robbed
tilc BAN; yesterday. The sheriff?
told t lie crowd that hn would defend
the prisoner with his life. After
| UiH H;itl IL l!'l' l'itl!ilStN ltitAL liz
would not remove Crawford from Tic
county the n,ob departed. Crawford
has made an additional cU!ifcssiu!
to he effect that 4 gang Wcit tc
Ind;anola Monday to rob bank but
we're frightened ;iWa':.
Orlando wilkins, Who WAS Killed
yesterday, has Il mother. sister an(
NO Brothers in Livingston, Nnnt
E1lc !!:on are prominent and wealthy
s,t@H!1H;:!s2!s i:i2i'c. Tile dn;tei n:;t.
;T:;.s @Hc 0' tile rsi>t'crs sent to Tx
no:i;tr;.:;:ry rrnm .:0:lt;!1;l to Still!
water minnesota. Nc WAS uri gin
;t!|y ire:Ii Si;.ti:Su! county. Iowa. hU
III. TIE last rnur Gr i've wears 'I,t
wandered through! Montana and tl>'
merit jIlWo@:t leading /; life Of va9ahCn;t
age and crime.
i'tyt, >y:;i'; !; 20 he robbed Il Jew @
$500 in drafts in ST. PAUL and W.
convicted and seat to saltwater IL
two wears. Six weeks ago he wa, Tc
lease ;;:4d returned lis oil ilGliit
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..f.;',., u. y, CT; 'I!i.: ;,n:<:.:,.

NJ" .s,.::. :,jar. e. : special dis
pa;"H ::";i:l !'nlt "f ;@p"i.3. ,:;:!i:iilt!.
says: '!'!ti:, t9@'i lsi;:, just missed a.
nI,,t t;t%s! desi"uctu b| :i;4. 'i:!c
!H>, ;,'..l ;t:1 AIT to nearly .Ht'D,1JN.
tne c,:i"E :J;~:E"S~ portion having
been tAj' c"n..,r u! the vol!i|;l grafton.
'cH!.y 20, 04o people ,vvii!d hay" Hc"n
homeless, I;aA 1t Hat been for assist
uM"" given b. !.u United States Horth
.ilIauti" squadron ana Ii. ". $. bllz
ZarG. Marines were landed and with
fire Buckets and axes prevented tht
spread Of t::r ire. Everything is in
confusion and it VIII take several
DAYS to determine whether the:7
;;>-h"cn any loss Of life as':on4 the
citizens.
Kansas City. Mar. G.-.An cXplo-
sion Of gas said to be deliberately
planned BY an incrndiary, wrecked
the ,Wv-;;ory bllilding Of Lewis II.
!'av ,iaA Killed /! rec trcm"n. TIE
explosion WAS caused by d las pire
leading fraln the basement being cut
uHI letting the @AS NG" tilruugh tlN
house, which ',"h apI2roi1'.H bcca set
on fire. .;HoH ;it;Cr thc ;;re;'icr ar"
rived .he whole side 6. the building
was blown uut and til" reminder oi
thr Building shattered. The family
were absent at the time.
Little Rock, Mar. H.-lntcnSe cX.
Ncitcmnnt Has felt in tn house This
county rose to Il question oi person
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:.a!irNa.! Notes.

J, y. HALEY. OF Batavia. \. y.
conductor Oh The :. y. C.. railway.
and uur Of the best i:no,"n H1cn Oh
iIip road. SAYS of Parks Tea: Fer
tea ycar, | have suffered from. cor
S>ipH:i9n. Tried everything ;:nl}
found nul hing of lasting vniuc. iicar-
ins 50 Ia;;,1y talking about Parks
Tea. | tried i; without much hope.
Tile first dos" .:inTpU iny hUNcl, east
Is. ana nov am cured Il works
like MA :it. Sold by J. y. ,I!scr.
.>trVcu>EilI;,
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Japan Captures Il Treaty .fn:..

WHsllia-iyn 'ialrll G.-~s'n>rr;arE
Herbert has received the following
cabIc4ram from, Admiral C"rfo:I1%r
comlianGin5 he United states naval
forces; st Nc .i&intir Station, dated
NcW Chang. March htn:
The .Ijt;,:;lIcSr general has Eo1 HE'D
;hc foreigners thag !e intends to
occ"p* this port. III contingencies
are provided F,r.'
Re" Chang is onc Of the treaty
pert, on the gulf Of Pcchcil. above
l'urt Arthur.
Early in the winter the tnitrN
states g,nboat':rclrcI was stationed
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:. .f;aiI If Pneumonia

Mrs. Catherine Black. Of Leroy,
\. Y. taS4. !, :s*ss2rc coi;l. 'i'ie Gee
tors l>ga"cI pN1ll;,!0lIia. SHE took one
b3t.ln Of Parks Cough Syrup and
says: ~ ;s"fr;l like magic. Stopped
ny c,"::ys'l ami am perfectly we'll
N"". | recommend it ta everyone
fer Throat and Lung Trouble as |
believed it saved ny life. Sold bE'.
y. MiSur.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-03-13
Strike i'll New , O!k.

New York. March G.-Thr United
i.HiI;!ng Trades ga III" rr:N!pu,.'i cf
al the member, III the Employers
and Contractors association, met and
adopted he following restitution:
Resolved, That We the con TRACTORS
"a he various buildings affected By
t:ic strike. AGrrc - pr"rrc't with cur
work at once ,yi;h tiiiiun or nDn-uniNn
men and pledge to each ether our
mutual support. and That it j, cur
opinion thatl N ylrju, ON .'U%c rs
nrga!,izutintis shyiill '>n1Gr>r this
c;i,n.
About 80 n!cn CT the United
Brotherhood Of Carpenters who have
been c:nr'o;ycl on John Jacob .>stor'S :
hDi;rr, the save, iiutrI and &:.ijGn-
"!rn I'c%HcS' house OH |'iIth Hyc"uc
went Gli Il strike thi, ElorIin Hut OF
sympathy.
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and l., this spring setting out a large
orchard On cleared pine land. This
land lies along Bass creek, is we'll
watcred and is in the belt which
Mr.. Bass says is the best fruit lard
in the valley.
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)uNrY, MONTANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH is, 1895.

prevailed. They decided t. turn
the prisoners over to the agent. This
they did, and the prisoners were
taken to Missoua without further
trouble.
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Lost Other iACONic'S Money.

NHS!!n" l&ll. March &. >i;nHrl NJ
n!Hr:@o, accountant and ntctilT! .@',
70 IT," Argentine legation il th&
city. W;l, tyGla, arrested III tEr
Office Of he legation and l""!snH up
nj tic rnGlcs. ot Minister I&oaIIus,
on a charge Of cmbczzlinG $4,000 Of
the funds OF the legation. .!!:magrO
SAYS he Ic.st 4 large ,'l';n belonging to
Tic legation Gil the streets last No
yriN;,~r I'ein@ afraid ID c0;ifp>,s he
tried - make il VI by gambling VEIN
the legations money, an OF which
passed til;;l;: III hi, !:;t!t!'. T., .;;;i::; :
nrv Il" had last III Al! :,22.l,un. !:c
then confessed to Minister LchHlIoss
who gave hi:A tiln to raise ai}I ic-
place the money! ii> visited Gul:H
where His father Il >ai.i t. - !"
prominent man. but failed to secure
1!s" n,>nr: "a;l he minister iinai.
losing I'LL patience; ",u,ed the arrest.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-03-13

Come and pay s. and YOU will have
1hn nEiyB!lC.,N for the next. vss.r.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-11

~ the tiunr 90 the courthouse Tor the Unit
ed states court fu the Indian Territory. az
Ariuurc. un thr l1th day uf December. iss1.
. wiii sell az uuisfic sale Co the highest cash
bidder. N ifhu-L al.fssalsemcut or right 20 re-
1emptiun. the following personal uruucrtys
About threc hundred head 20 cattle. con-
branded % uE TIE left shoulder and HO on
the left side: - head % mares and their In
crease 3 head ui twu-ycar-old mule colts y
head ~ twu-yrnr-uld horse colts. branded q
un IN. lrtt siics a head 20 saddle horses
About % head nf hogs one spanish jack aud
twn mouse culurcti mules. - well a. all the
other property described In the mortgage
from J. T. ant J. - Addiugtun o. W n.
e.atnrr-euue,d dated September "a. et-and nov
On deposit iu the CLERKS Office at Ardmure.
With the exception 81 the Anchor cattle.
All uf stit property with the exception 81
about ~ head uf % d % catflc.arc situated on
what o. known a. the AddiuEtuu Ranch near
the town 20 AddinEtnu Ia the western part nf
the Chtckl~nw Nation aud the said 80 head
are Nltmnted near Addirgtun hut In the kio-
va and Cumauchc Ee~ervariuur. The said
property viii not De- present a the place uf
sale. huf it will De sold as it ts now situated.
said sale viii he made hy virtue % said deed
uf trust which W1s given 60 secure J. H.
sands in the payment 20 promissory note
for $500 executed hy J. =. AddinEtun and J.
=. AddiuEtun a. principals and " H. feath-
erston and W. r. Wursham a. suretics. and 10
indemnify said Featherston and Worsham as
such -uretics. said note being past due and
unpaid.
iI-sW WI. FEATHEEsToS. Trustee.