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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-17

Fred Wright, OF Pittsburg, is here Wis
iting friends.
Nj. ]. Turrell, of Union township, paid
US a short visit, Tuesday.
"As rule" said the yard-stick IL try
to keep pretty straight"
Miss Della Shields, of Kansas City,
is visiting Mrs. ]. N. Rhodes.
Mrs Ella Barrett gave her Sunday
school class picnic on South Potawat.
omie, Wednesday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-17

And what is your Occupation!"
"Firin' on gasolene engines, num-"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-17


Grant Lawrence of waver Pttsbug here Wis
short time Tuesday. itng friends
,; w.,.h - 80 from ,honue NJ. ] Turel, of township paid
Sunday, visiting his mother " ~ w !-
Mrs N las rule said tine yaasuk Try
yesterday to visit her niece, Mrs Sam 10 Keep pretty s
Seller. Miss Shields, of Kansas City,
Mrs w. J. Lane visiting Mrs N Rhodes
friends yesterday afternoon " "0"o gave
OF Mrs j. l. Hlgney. school South Potawat
Garnet has a new lodge Brother omie Wednesday,
of Woman 1t ,, c, ;td IN o;aoe Tues
gained wednesday ngn. day evening. John Miss
Mrs Iaerty Mrs Roger this city.
Grna Lawelin attended Inv +he hso
Chutauvua Wednesday, ost el rt Il dn keen
W. Galley received telegram romh long-hes
this afternoon stating that No., u,,.on oh Of n u ub
Mr. ana MRS arthur ~ ~ died at her
dying homes at Centervile. Linn Tues
Miss Eva Kersher who is from day.
Westphaia attending the norma @ Mr. NJ remodelng
the ~ ED anuo r,ss
'S' WA" A'' - - location and will make pretty
Mrs s. Crum number of home.
her friends Monday evening honor
OF her sister, H. STEWART township, united
Mrs Rev Acheson marriage evening
w. McMurray to Kansas City, coin Chapel
Wednesday morning VIM paly
McMuray
suffering of malaria Church
-, -. .. Mochuo, made the
Springs
for his health His sister her daughter
Quincy McAee accompanied him. Ff in Union township The body
No.. .. &c ,,, ,1,o tool fret Mulberry kas
contest at the The heat killed belonging
Tuesday He the guest other
Dr. Kirkpatrick and wife killed by the
oe heat. less
John in Wephaia, Wednesday ''
h. pr,d;ro aud b.
oxed VIII Andrews cigar pushing his lawn
contents were also burned He ground and
=, head against the mower,
Martin Setter ana badly He
that their Mr. Mrs Setter effects Of the stroke
among Garnettt oldest inhabitants
and thew will certainly be mi. sed
Household, running in the Cosmo
Last Monday, local poan attracting
asleep Dyidng
of mile the
foundon hsper with
Walter
IF Tribune Kas ing.
Janitor appear
against splitting the floors
Hehas had
which he the the placing
relating such offences The fine and archway
dollar
and the ano will Law for under the would
persist turning the court much the
house floor into cuspdor park.
~ prhh p;rd wife Of s A. glad @ learnh Bya
|hasb of
hood died on the 2nd inst the Evening News under
d &c - Deceased was resident Happenings,
of Anderson county for wears and daughter will for
Europe the st TO study
three socaosei co"'o"s Inc larger
and monaa
The extends sincere sympathy OF government
to the sorro"ing ones Tuesday
W Elm the ampaon oil leg near the nip Tie
hVeu a "e 'as'
ou ,orn;nn
DESTROYED warrant " MS arrest lot violating
dd oorr come wheat
aruess rd other articles
Fortunately killed The was several weeks ago. out
loss m fv 5000 There was 500 in found
lumber day he rebuilt a'" 'a ne o no, aVe inc
for $500 shock and in few tours he died
Charles Rnnbcg Al Black who "h" alike the tame OF
Helena ehr of Greeley were united
marriage
by Rev waters OF the North last tuesday
Darling u b. church The white driving hone from Richmond
Young couple have lived in Greeley
lives the bride being gre ness AT inc crossing known as the
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-17

Grant Lawrence, of Waverly, was IN
town short time, Tuesday.
LYNNE Welsh was up from Chanute,
Sunday, visiting his mother.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-17

First door south of postoffice, up stairs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
.BOURKE COCHRAN
TO SPEAK TONIGHT
Famous New York Orator to
Appear at the Academy
Of Music.

w. Bourke Cochran, the famous orator
and statesman, will arrive In Richmond
at noon to-day. number Of gentlemen
will probably meet him at Ashland and
escort him to the city.
This afternoon Mr.. Cochran will be
diner at tho homo OF Mr., John NJ. Hig-
gins, many well known Virginlans hav-
ing been invited to be present.
Governor Montague will be present to
meet the distinguished visitor. who Is,
as he said In a letter to a Richmond
friend recently, very anxious to meet our
Chief Executive.
The lecture on Catholicism and De-
mocracy' at the Academy Ut Music to-
night promises to bring out brilliant
audience. Tho sale Of seats has been
very heavy That the lecture will be Of
grea. interest there Is no doubt His
voice IS considered one Of the most SON
orous of those Of great living authors and
every word will be heard In every part
Of the Academy.
After the lecture the Board OF Gov
errors of the McGill Union will tender
the visitor lunch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
Property Transfers.

Richmond: %Currant's executor, Mary
Ann Farmer, to Charlotte Malvina BULK
lev, 46 feet on south sldo Of Franklin
street between First and Second Streets.
s14.510.40.
Charlotte Malvina Buckley to William
i r. Branch same property, S.
John c.. Walsh and wife to Dora b.
Harc,,n,. two feet on west side OF Fourth
Street, 1853 feet from Louisiana. SIS.
Henrico: William Ellyson. special com
missioner, to Henry T. Fietig. u 3D. acres
adjoining Oakwood Cemetery. % acres al
Joining the lands of James Kinnard and
ais, acres adjoining the lands Of Henry
vocgler and ais, and 3 IL acres about
mile from Richmond, near the Nc"
Bridge road and personally, s1,7es.a4
Highland Park Company to BENJAMIN
S. Wyatt % IL feet on west side Flrst
Avenue It's feet south of Burns Street.
plan Of Highland Park $3.50.
c. Lorraine and wife to Nora Streat, .
feet on south side Of Grove Avenue. 70
feet east of Robinson Street, $3.50.
John H. Minge and wife. Margaret l..
ana r.. II. Duggar, S. NJ. and r. NJ. Har-
ris, Bessie G. Mingc, Benjamin G. Minge
and wife, to c. B. Jones, Jr.. 60 feet on
west side of Thrty-fourth Street. south
west corner NJ Street, $315.
Susan Ella Throckmorton and i. newton
to Thomas Il. Marable. one-half interest,"
in S acres, about miles below Richmond
on tho Osborne Turnpike, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
THE STORY OF FATHER JOHNS

Q Bricn. because lo knew OF its merit
and desired that all who were niling
might benefit by Its power to euro.
This old-fashioned wholesome remedy
ia unedualled a s IL body builder ana tonic.
IT restores health und strength, to al al
run down eystolns. Its gentle la%atlve
effect strengthens the stomach and cor
reefs the Digestion 1t drives Out al mn
purlttrs. It Is a food medicine nhu con.
tad,ls only pure nourishn,cnt. It Is not
{, patent medicines. and It Is free from
opium morphine or poisonous drugs III
any form, which arc found In the major
ity Of pntcnt preparations.
Nhilo 1t is not n cough SYRUP or
''bnlsnm,' nothing equals this prescrir-
ton for coughs, colds, bronchitis, astll.
mn, consumption and all thront aid lung
troubles. 1t has IL most soothing and
healing effect, and at tho Same tirne
builds UP tho body and makes slfchgtn'
we have permission TO refer to tho
Sisters Superior Mt tho following Homes
aud Hospitals where Father Johns Medi-
cino Is in Use: Sisters Of Charity. 81.
Johns Hospital. Lowell, Mass; Notre
Dame do ID,1rdes Hospital, Mnnchcster.
N. r.: Sisters Of Mercy, ST. F'atrlck's
iOrphanagc, Manchester, N. H., and many
othors, tho names of which we shall DO
pleased to furnish upon application.
when you ask your druggist for Father
Johns Medicine, remember that tho II
bottles contain thrco times the quantity
of the 5O-cent size. Father johns Meu'-
cine Is for sule by Owens s. Minor Drug
Co., 1907 y. Main Street; City Drug
store, 14H f. Main Street; Peoples Drug
store, 5000 williamsburg Avenue; North
side Pharmacy, 901 N. Fifth street; Pine
street Pharmacy, 334 s. Pllie Street; East
1o,,nrnacvs o6O1 venable Street. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
AT THE ACADEMY.

one OF the big novelties OF the season a,s
SO far as offered, is THE Royal Lilnpu .1,
tans," In "Gulliver's Travels" WHOM WI, VI.
be the offering at the Academy neS =
Thursday. This unique orsanl,zatioh ~
little and big people combined mas tour.
Cd the country with success for the past
three seasons, But 1t can be safely said
that ,a tho 1eos-'oi production ecipses any
thing before produced by them. The
scenery, costumes and effects are al a!
new, and the company mas oeen . ehi, 50
travels is a good one and affords such
artists as Prince Giovanni. Selma Goemer'
]. e. Rosen, Queen Nab. Louis Merkei,
Herbert Rice. Martha Wells. Elsie Law "a
and Al Rice. a splendid opportunity for
the display Of their talents: t,e cn sso''
Is a special feature and was selected from
som thlng like 800 applicants. There VIII
be a matinee on Thursday also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
PITTSBURGH is
TO COME HERE H Il ]:
Little Doubt That Mr.. l.. s..
Moore Will Eventually Make
This His Home. III

u Tint Mr.. III S. Moore, Of 1Ittsburs,.
will eventually become q resident OF
Ricllinond there Is little doubt.
f& Through his attorney. MIR. Ii. ~. AtKln'
son. Of this city, Mr. Moore has. Withlll
tho last fotir or fivo months, purchaser
as much as sixteen or seventeen acres
Of as good sites for manufacturers tLs
AFRO to be found anywhere about hlch J.,
,nond. Not only so, but Mr.. moore Is
Investing money in real estate IN Man.
chester. Last weels Mr.. Atkinson pur-
chased for hts client four or i've W, houses
on cambridge Street. between eixth a liu
{ Seventh lilo ut once put carpenters 20
work to put the houses IN thorouEn ns
pair. It Is understood thht MI. Moo,o
wants this property as IN investment:
It Is said that lle is taking money out
or bonds and stock and putting IT INTO
tho moro tangible possessions of realty.
"a 1t is compliment to Richmond ana
her sister city that this shrewd nnd cA-
pcrienced man OF affairs, VINO mas u ..
duired wealth, should have that COM.
dence In their future to invest ms ino..sy
here, lie stopped over III hlc ,.1l,l ~
because Of circumstances over winch ne
Ind no control met Mr.. Atkinson py
another lucky chance, and after lalK
with him, and a peep at the city, became
interested In her. and, liking her people
and her climate, decided to put u POT
ton, at least, Of his money mere. ms
recently acquired property III INC vl I,,ts
between Richmond and Barton Hets t i.s
extends from tho northern limits Of the
American locomotive plant to St. James nm Is
Street, witils,a breadth reaching from ON
hillside ON the south to hillside on u. me 9,
north. 1t is doubtful II any partlcuu,nur
plant has been decided upon for locas'ot
NJ. Moore has not settled down here
vet He Is at times at Murphy's. then
again at the Jefferson, and business ire.
auently calls him back to Plt tsa'N1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
.HOLD-UP CASES in
The POLICE COURT.
Justice John Sends Three Cases
on to Grand Jury-AAs-
sault Affairs,

An unusually long docket. carrying q
number Of important cases With IT, was
presented In the Police Court yesterday
Emma Walker the colorcd woman ar
rested Saturday night by Sergeant Wer-
ner, on the charge OF taking $50 belong
Ing to Mr.. r, Il. Jenkins, of New Kent
county. while Inc was being held-up by q
negro man. yet unknown to the police,
was sent to the grand jury. Tho full
story was told In Sundays paper
Lizzie Morriss, to whom the stolen
money was given for safe keeping, was
also sent to the jury,
Ola Wood and Jim Brown, two ne
groes. alleged to have taken part N tho
robbery Of a negro man, named John
wyatt, were sent to tho grand jury,
wyatt was held up at the point Of @ p!s-
| toll. and 81 in currency, q pair of socks
and a. pair of ankle warmers were taken
from him. The two We're arrested oy
| Detective Tomlinson and Officer Brad
ley. They were also put uhuer security
for twelve months
Fanny Anthony, another colored wo-
man, was sent 10 the grand jury for tax
| ing IS belonging to John Fowler.
| Madison Mash was convicted OF the
| theft of sl35 belonging to Fred Sternhlmer,
and was given ninety days IN JAN
The case of Marshall Robinson, charged
| With holding up Robert Woody and tax
Ing s2.15 from him, was continued for
| Witnesses.
This wound up the robbery end OF TIE
! dcckot. The assaults were then called
| out, and Justice John imposed these PEN
| alties:
Henry Cove beat T. G, White, S.
Joe Morris beat Sarah Brill. sl0
Charles Blackburn beat his Wife, $40, Il
| Medley Logan beat NJ. Adelaski, 80
| Harry Perry beat Virginia Ellis, $40,
Walter Jones beat q horse, 70.
Cora snead and Mary Oakley beat each
| other. $3.50 each.
And plenty OF DRINKS at 81 each,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
Second Baptist Church.

It has been decided to extend tho re-
vival services. which have been held at
tho Second Baptist Church, Sixth ana
Main Streets, through another week WIN y
Biblo study at 10 NJ. and services at 8
=. NJ. each day.
These services arc being conducted by
tho pastor, the Rev. w. r. L. Smith, who
is being ably assisted by that eminent
evangelist and Bible student, Mr. II. D..
Garland.
During these meetings Mr.. Garland has
delivered some exceptionally pointed ser
mons. and there have been several con-
versions, as we'll as many requests for
prayer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01

;. !: 4; r.: ~ =: i; !. !:
tho Masters work III
Sc. PutrIcl1's Parish In 1854. Father Jo1n,
MS he was fondy known TO his people,
was attacked with a serious cold when.
developing into "a stubborn cough and
affliction Of the lungs. caused tho great
est alarm for tho health Of the beloved
Clergyman.
Medical skill seemed unable to stay
the progress of tho disease. Finally, m
Eminent Specialist was consulted, who
gave Father John n prescription to cure
the cold and remove the lung trouble, as
well as to build up and strengthen tho
body. The Clergyman took the prescrlp-
ton to the old drug store Of Carleton &
IIovcy, Lowell, Mass, the firm BY whom,
Father Johns Medicine Is prepared. Tho
cough soon disappeared and his people
rejoiced when he declared TINT he had
been made as we'll and strong ms ever.
Father John recommended the medi-
.lne to his pnrishloners and friends. and
thousands were made we'll and strong
by taking 1t. In getting this prescrip-
tlon they always called for Father Johns
Medicine" and 80 1t was named By tho
people, and advertlsed-nll with the APP
prevail and sanction of Reverend Father
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
Supreme Court.

Proceedings before the Supreme Court
yesterday were as follows:
ti1nter's executors vs.. Shelton end
others, submitted.
Virginia; argued by William l.. Royal
tor the plaintiff In error and John a.
Coke for defendant In error, and sub
m1tted.
state. M
Ktea & others vs. Shields, trustee, and
others; argued by r. Randolph Hicks and
continued until tomorrow
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company VS.. Johnson, and
others; Seay s. ais. VS.. Bashaw and
others and Wicks VS.. Scull. being Nos.
49, "a and Is on the argument docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01

tho House. a motion to adjourn was
made, but upon division was lost, ayes,
co.; noes, 81 and tho clerk proceeded TO
read, tho advocates Of tho measures nav
Ing drawn first blood In the fight.
Mr.. TIuney sought to lnterject motion
to pass by but Mr.. Jordan, who mad the
floor discussing tho BILL refused to Sle!d.
Pending tho further consideration Of the
bill tho House adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
Charters Granted.

The following charters have been grant
ed by the Corporation Commission:
Storage Well Pump Company dno.).
Nlanc hester; Alvin Soyles, president; cap
ital stock, S. 0CO to $4,000.
virginia Extract and Manufacturing Co.
lnc.), Marion; j. p. Robinson, president:
r. W. AldrIch. vlce-president; ]. D. Per-
kins, secretary and treasurer capital
stock 500 COZ to 500. 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
Mandanus Issued.

Tho Supreme Court of Appeals yester-
day granted a mandatnus to compel the
counting of tho returns at Roller Pre-
clnct In Scott county, as cast In the
recent election.
The result OF the election will not BIO
changed by the count.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
Perry Wanted.

requisiton upon the Governor Of North
Carolina for one Lewis Perry, who Is
wanted In Fairfax county for murder.
officer r. M. fiivett Of Fairfax, mas
gone to Charlotte TO get his prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
Suit Entered.

Tn tho city Circuit Court yesterday,
suit was entered by r. a. .Attkisson vs..
the G. & O. Railway for SEQ. for alleged
damages. Judgment was rendered IN tho
Same court III the case OF H.. l.. Demon
VS.. Edward w. Ball for $337.5O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
Getting IT down PAT'

That's what the makers Of DE-, Da vlds
Cough syrup have done when they pro-
duced the greatest Cough Cure ~, Kno% W..
Coughs, Colds, Group Bronchitls hilo
ali Throat and Lung Troubles. Largo
& ,ottlco Is cents everywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
For Judgment,

IN the Law and Equity Court yesterday
motion for Judgment was made " the
case Of Samuel 7Dansigee ys. MrsA 4 "a,
Aaofyls foS S6l4s ''1s l5s 555 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
All Interesting
History Of Fifty
Years.

III 1878, rev. Father
John O'1sricn, II no.
bio tnan, came 10
Lowell, Mass, to do
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-05-05
wHI TIE WAS sAsMPT.

Witness co.ld riot See How ordS'
APR led to Hin
RocenGy, duy- the hearing ~ a
charge of feloul. young u.an was
called 10 give evidence ou behalf Of
the accused au5 was about TO Is
,worn. whyn tho inspector Informed
beir lordsniys that the Witness had
Gisobeyed the order for witnesses 20
leave the court.
The bench were almost inclined 70
refuse his evidence I'm consequence,
but the witness. In the most innocent
rIauner. caused a burs. of lauEbte 2
vaich even tho dignity OF a wAOlA roS
- judges was not proof asaLst. ant
100 position was cayed.
The inspector. addressing The
bench. said: "Iu orde, that there
ahould be no mistake, distinctly
said: All witnesses IN both sides
must leave the court NTH thoy are
called" and then, turning to the
witness, he said. You must have
heard the order"
Yes" at once responded the wit.
rCss. according to the Detroit News
Tribune, 81 did; but | an NOT a wit.
lasa on both sides!"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-05-05
First Publication Apl. 10
Notice of Hearing.

CaddO county, 90 Court.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th day
Of April, a. ID. 1908 j. A. Carson filed in the
Probate court OF the county of Caddo, and
territory Of Oklahoma, a petition praying for
letters OF administration to be is ued to him
self upon the estate OF j. E. Conyeor. de-
ceased. late Of the county OF Caddo and Ter
ritOry OF Oklahoma.
Aud pursuant TO an order OF said Probate
court Monday. the ith day OF May. A. d. 1903.
ut the hour OF O'Clock p. IN. OF said day that
being % day OF the regular May term A. ID, 1903
the time for hearing syl application. when
any person Interested may contest said petit
tion hy hling written opposition thereto on
the ground of iucOmpetcncy OF the applicant.
or may assert his own rights 10 the admins
trutiou and pray that letters be iss ed TO
himself
Witness. NJ n. Gish. Judge OF the Probate
court OF the county OF Cuddo. and the seal OF
the court afnXcd, the 9th day OF April A. d. 1908.
tScuD ". ". GGaH. Probate Judge.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-05-05

About eighteen hundred men,
including teamsters, hotel and
restaurant employees and mem
bers Of the building trades went
on strike May the first, and it
is expected that sympathetic
strikers will soon follow and that
the number will be raised to 5000.
There must be something wrong
with the strikers or the employ
ers, and there ought to be some
legitimate way of settling their
troubles without calling "a strike.
for they retard business Gand
quite a loss to property and lhu-
man life.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-05-05
TIE AIR OF A LADY.
f.ooas Of the Difficulties Whie, Co"
front . Dutll

fs0Ut OF the DtttCultie5 WnlC1 Son
front Butte
# is really hard on the l8.-. IGts. aao
thero should be a prescribed style OF
dress, that a butler may know when a
caller Is not a caller and Nhen and
when not entitled to be shown into the
drawing room a wealthy Harlem
woman has been entertaining guests
from the tropics this summer II
might be from the South 5es Islands.
hut It's not, and 1t woulG never do To
tell just the locality from which theJ
bail, though IL may be said that thay
are i5iander5 of some kind. There
have come from their islands from
time TO tiTlo quite a number Of peopss
who have settled In New York. but
while they are in the sreat metropolis
thoy are not Of i,. and their sensrAl
appearance betokens something OF tho
carelessness OF the tropics. II they
should wear ,he rative dress e South
Sea islanders il would be all right
once seer there would be no mistak'
fng them nut, as It is their aopear
ohco is merely well. a little cdd.
90 u hhpptHeu tue olheI uoy u~N
there marched up TO the 'front.' en-
trrnce OF ths Harlem wOman's mRu.
sion a stout lady with a lordly booring,
somewhat gayly dressed. asked for
The Island ladies', and John ushered her
cbsequlously into the drawing room.
only to be sharply rcproved later.
John" said his mistress, don't
you know better than to tako n laun.
dress into the drawing room7"
Poor John blushed 20 ,no roots "
lis hair "a he stammered IN great dis.
tfess:
'As 'ow could know. gcdam as
'ow could / know. when she came in
with more OF a hair thar them hother
ladiss?"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-05-05
More Ky. Trouble.

Attorney j. b. Marcum was
shot down yesterday at Jackson,
Just after he had finished filing
his paper re-opening the contest
election cases of Brcathitt coun-
tv, he was shot and killed almost
instantaneously. Up to the pres
ent writing il is not generally
known who did the shooting.
Some of those Kentuckians have
more grit than common sense.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-05-05
First Publication April. 2
Notice Of Hearing.
Territory OF Oklahoma !
Caodo county Z

Notice Is herct given all persons interest
ed IN the estate OF SOlOucy Martin, deceased
that on the sth dayOf April 1903. J. M. Earhart
as the administrator. OF said deceased, fled
his petition In the Probate Court OF the cOun-
" OF CuddO aud Territory Of Oklahoma, pray
ing for an order OF sale OF certain real estate
entered an order fixing Monday the iIth
day Of May a. u. 1903 at the hour
OF . O'Clock p. m. Of said day, that being a
day Of the regular May term a. ID. 1903. Of
said Court as the time for hearing said APP
pication. at the Probate Court room In Ana
dnrkO in said cOurty, when and where AT per-
sons terested in said estate win be require
cd To appear an show cause why nu order Of
sale should not be made as prayed for Ia said
application
Witness my hand. and the seal OF said
Court ufXed. this sth day OF April. a. ID. 1902
lSeulI Nm. GtsH. PROBATE Judge.