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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

There Is charitable lazy in Paris
named Lehaady she does good among
the poor, but, like so many charitable
French women, has a violent taste for
politics. She advanced 10000 francs
(2,000) to Deputy Gabriel Syyctcr to
meet the expenses Of his defense when
he was sued for assauitiog Gen. An
dre In the chamber Of depntias. Now
She seeks to recover the money from
his widow, whom she accuses Of hoy-
ing poisored MIN Nine, svTcton says
that most OF the money had boon spent
or lawyers fees before her husbands
death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

4 select expedition Of ten Erglish
sportsmen Is to sail fer the Arctic re-.
sions in July to shoot Polar hears,
walruses and any other Bis game that
may come within range. Each mem
her of the party Is to pay Sl,2f5 70
cover the expenses Of the trip. Tie
steam yacht Bore, ifstclaas pas
senger vessel Of 1871 tons. has been
specially chartered for the trip
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

Mahogany is the favorite wood with
the best cabinet makers. There ~
vast amount Of seasoned mahogany
to be had from ruinous old articles
made in the last century, when the
rage for mahogany was well devei-
oped; and while the new mahogany IS
leas beautiful than the old, purchas-
crs Of furniture seem to have learned
that 1t is worth while to have the new
wood well seasoned. Washington
Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

It might be observed cynically thai
conditions do not change 80 MUCH
after all. In THE Practice of Medi
cine in New England Before l700," as
explained by DR. Francis Brown be-
fore tie Bostonian Society, it was a
fact that "a bold, rash, impndent liar
had a better chance Of succeeding In
New England than a cautious and
modest gentleman, in the practice OF
physic. =" Boston Transcript
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
A canny Guild wife.

a very young Parliamentary candi
date for a Scots borough, visiting a
shoemaker and his wife. took the lib.
erty Of Kissing the guid Wife and
slipping couple of sovereigns into
her hand. He was fer a moment not
sure what effect would be produced.
Then the "guid wife slowly smiled
upon him as she Slipped the gold into
her pocket. "Gin We like We may kiss
my dochter tool she said.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Be Appreciative.

Some people never dream Of prais-
Inv anything Or anybody. They take
everything as q matter Of course, and
imagine that they show their superi.
ority BY 50 doing They little dream
that they never. get the best service
owing 10 their niggardliness in show
ms their appreciation It Is surpris-
ing how little word 81 praise stimu-
slates 70 new effort, and puts lie and
Interest into the work of those about
JUS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

A farmer was in the city hunting
for q boy who wanted a farm. The
boy could earn a home with food,
clothing and education and future
chance to rent a farm, make money
and in time buy it. Some men are
buying farms while some men are
losing them. Is it due to education?-
Earl M. Pratt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

W "A passenger on an ,glish railway
train pulled the communication cord"
TAG other day and stopped the train.
When the guard came TO the compart-
nlent IN which the cord had been
spulled he found distracted woman
messenger She had been looking out
B0f me window and had dropped her
false teeth she wished to so back
ana md them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
with Only One Toe.

II Is not generally known that the
hinaH feet of Chinese ladies' have
commonly but one toe. This iii, how
ever the fact The great toe Of the
iemalas Of the first rank, and some
of the Inferior classes also, is the only
one left to act with any freedom; the
rest are doubled down under the foot
n their tenderest infancy, and re-
tanned by compressed and tight band
ages till they unite with, and are
buried in, the sole.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
tIorseshoes in History.

Even hoTseskoes have been made TO
serve the purpose of extravaganza
and display. Sabina Poppaea. the beau
usul and luyury,loying wife of the
Roman emperor. Nero, is said TO have
had her mnles shod with gold. All
the world over horseshoos are sup
posed 10 possess come occult power q
luck and warding of evil
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Cripple Gains Education.

"A man died at the Limerick Infrm.
airy at the age Of sixty-four who had.
been brought there wnen twentyfour
years old, crippled for life by expos
silre In boat after shipwreck, But in
1.-THE forty years he had learned thor
oughly Greek, Latin, French, German,
!. Spanish and italian, and had amused
himself in reading the classics in an
these languages. besides closely fol-
loving the events Of his time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

Yes sha was completely unnamed,
And she lay With her nose in the sand.
And She ne'er made sound
she Just seemed In a swound
Though the air was delightful and bland
She Was wayworn and bent and de-
cayen;
And gray and forsaken and frayed,
She had seen her hast day
And now there she lay;
We speak OF a boat not maid
Houston Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

A grateful Hirdoo wrote as follows
to the head Of the hospital for women
at Allahabad: Dear She--My wife
has returned from your hospital cured.
Provided males are allowed at your
bungalow ! would like to do YOU the
honor Of presenting myself there this
afternoon. but ! will not try to repay
you vengeance bolongeth unto God.
Yours noticenbly. ------,n
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Worlds Beer Consumption.

The beer which is consumed
throughout the world III a single year
would make a lake six feet deer. thres
and three quarters miles long. a inilr
vide or 2,319 acres in area. N his
vast lake We could easily drown sll
the English speaking people. to the
number Of 12o.0oo,000. throughout the
entire world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
"L.eft.Handedn Animals.

Left-handedness, or it's equivalent,
Is said to be very common In birds
ard animals. Parrots seize objects
with the left claw by preference. The
lien strikes with the left claw, and
Livingstone stated as his opinion that
all animals are left-handed. The par.
rot has been found to make a reader
use Of the left claw for climbing than
the right
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

n a Ffenchwoman married 70 an Eng,
lishman, contributing to correspond
ence in a contemporary on why Mar
ried Life is Dull?" says: when my
husband prefers to be out alone,
smillngly assent. never bother him
with questions, and never nag,
French women do not do these things,
and the life, of the French middle
class family Is a model of happiness. p
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
tiomeleEa IN London.

A cengus Of tho homeless Of Lon.
don, made on a recent night, revealed
a total Of 2.4S1 in the streets, on
staircases and under arches OF
these, 2lG9 we're men and 312 women.
In the common lodging houses ana
shelters that night there were $4,000
persons Of whom 21,254 were single
men, 1858 single women. 357 married
couples and thirty-four children ander
ten years Of age
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

Prof. Redard Of Geneva, who an.
Piled music as tranqailziiig inilneaca
oa persons under anacsthetica. says Al
blue light falling on the eyes, cgca
when closed affects the nerve centers
ard produces sleep, either BY 4 hyp-
motto or anaesthetic action Violet
and green. but not red and yellow
Favs havcl q similar but weaker el-
feet
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
A MournIna Gift.

II is so difficult to know what pres
ent 70 give TO friend who has re.
Gently suffered bereavement that va
have nothing but praise for the enter.
prising American firm which has just
produced a pack of playing cards for
bridge with mourning borders
Punch
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Origin Of "Pikcr."

In English Slang a "piker" is 4
tramp or vagrsnt, The word is some
times used in connection with Wall
street ana the race track, where it Is
applied 10 the man whose invest
ments or bets OF Insignificant amount
Hence it has become sort os term
90 contempt for the man who does
things in Q small way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Privileges Of Lady Mayoress.

Among the numerous privileges en-
joyed BY the lady mayoress Of Lon
don during her husbands year OF Of
flee Is that Of 'entree' at court That
sis to say, instead Of being compelled
sto take her place among the ordinary
guests, Titled and untitled, at court
functions, she enters the palace Shy
separate entrance and is received
BY royalty before any Of the other
guests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Girls EseepIna Their Frecsom

The London girl, says a CORES pond
ent seems in less hurry TO marry than
her provincial sisters, for the good
reason that she has plenty of amusc
ments, AZ often as not a club Of her
oVn. and as much freedom as her
married friends. She certainly seems
to marry Inter and naturally expects
mitch mere tLan those who have lived
mere Quietly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
a rcmtninc Weakness.

China seems ever to have been a
feminine weakness; for, as long ago
as the days of Queen Bcss, we find
that royal collector vastly proud cf
her two pieces, d porringcr Of white
rorsely' and cup of "grcne." But
china was not in common use till well
on to the end Of the eighteenth cen
tury
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

Thackersy's Host Of "Characters."
Some one who has been looking at
the list Of characters enumerated in
the last volume Of a recent edition Of
Thackeray's works has calculated that
their number totals UP to between
three thousand and thirty,flye hun
bred. we have not checked the estl-
mate, but accepting It as accurate
share the discovcrers establishment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

The best thing to give your enemy
is forgiveness; TO ain opponent, toll
grafton; to q friend, your heart; to a
child, good example; TO n father
Difference; 20 your mother conduct
that Will mako her proud Of youi 10
yourself, respect; 10 ali men, charity
La Bruyere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Brandy From Old Boots.

In case involving the purity OF
brandy at Ecclos q solicitor said that
as PURE alcohol OF neutral spirit could
be Obtained from old boots it was i'm
possible TO tell whether the sample
vas made from grapes or from cid
boots, but it was improbable that
grapes would be used when cheaper
articles would do as well--London
Standard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
STRONGER Than Gibraltar.

A russian writer SAYS that IoNo
suka, the fort Of Yokohama, IS mere
strongly fortified than Gibraltar The
fortlncations were hGilt under The
supervision Of German military cngi-
neers, while Americana and English
experts built tho signal and submarine
nine systems.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
rlniauc Tendon Club.

There Is a little club in London
called the Froth Blowers club The
organization meets in public houses
ana every member Is bound to swear
and curse AZ cycry meeting " be fined
TWENTY-FIVE cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Too MANY Grunl,lers.

Some people contrive to get hold of
the prickly side OF everything, to run
against ali the sharp corners and dis
agreeable things flalf the STREE 9Th
spent in grumbling would often set
things right No one drds the world
quite as he would like it.--Eobegt
Hall
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Decoration Coz EDUC atlon.

A Turkish newspaper announced re-
Gently, In recording various honors
on deserving soldiers Of the
Sultan that Capt All Rira Agha, of
The zouavc regiment of tho imperial
gtlard, had received the title ,f cffendi
scv having learned 10 read ard write.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

The North Carolina experiment sta
lion III feeding 4 quantity az chopped
Wild oniGps 70 heus, obtained eggs Sc
pronounced in flavor that they could
not he eaten, and this continued while
he Wild onion was fed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

N Railways Of the United States chi.
ploy an army Of 100000 men The
ipcpma Of the railway companies last
caf totaled $4,000. 100000. and their
totAl assets for this year are valued at
Ix6r times that sum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

Population Of British South africa.
British South Africa has ropula-
ton Of i.lS8.T56 white People ana
s,3QS,35s colored.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Novel Written In Verse

A London publisher received the
manuscript Of a qoyel written, from
Beginning 70 end, In verse, Curious.
he read II and found H. not at ali a
badly story: ~. good, indeed, that he
Is willing 10 print It " the author Will
translate Y into English prose.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
THE CHANGE OF LIFE
INTELLIGERTwoMEN PREPARE
Dangers and Pain Of This Critical Period
Avoided by the Use OF Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

How many W o
men realize that
the most critical
period in a yvo-
man s existence
is the change of
life, and that the
anxiety felt by
women as this
time draws near
Is not without
raaEart y
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

n TINA early bird may set fihe worm
W Y Atd call the dainty nne;
an Stay NJ bed and enoozc because
Nm M Illlncis state Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22
Odd Birthday Party.

An Englishman has just given a
birthday party for his wooden leg,
which was 80 years Old
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

Scot'anu ano iceland are Linked
Scotland is connected with Iceland
by q submerged bank at depth ~
500 fethoms,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

$3.50 - = : = = ~ - serfption b MapAMEnnd
entities you orc FREE sv pays f3r oie year and
ka pci1es given to winners OF tie prizes hey
thEse cc1ats. Sec below.
$1,000 PRIZES g-t believe everyone ssogid
hsvr Zach eide Of what they tHk Il more
htAG To encourage viii Five s55G extra 10
sinaers Ct FIRST If ty have three Remember
Il you have Court ypu get arst arxe oaLY
RwAGTS viii se made as foilaws-The person
Will FIRST prize Next nearest correct second priSe cc
M ra~c 81 he for prz4 il i'll - awardSd The person
giving sest tlar fer counEHg aQis
TTESE rEIEE5 VS. faci earlg Sepnters should te
TIE stpuE court plan by Jurie i YOU send
5est edan and plaza BY Iune T. you get s5Qoo extra.
TTIgxT75 The awarding Of prizes VIII te wholly in
the hsnds Of d.sincrested judges The
Hon. JOHN ~. HOFFMAN Mayar of The CITY Of Indiana
coils II chairman az he Committee a JUDGES WE ARE
ncusp opR Contests MIST BY ApsoLUERLYFaiR.
Cur Financial R8sD !. 70
whether abundauty able to DO Say. We rcferto
any Rank OF Trust Company in Cry OF Indianapolis
Our offer will De carried cut to tac letter.
the event q more thsn onc person submitting the
same plan auit hng considered the bcs plan y he judges
each person tying Uii he asked to e III fly words how
best 90 IMPROVE AADA@R The making ts suggestion
gets first grixe at UNDERSTAND runs "a
LIKELY.
No one connected with MADAME will bc allowed to
compete. Contest coass Jy l. 1906 bat get your in
AZ oicc See about ttnie prIze above AETBonv HAVING
TyP AZ COUNTS EN1EREu ENrER ADDITIONAL COUNTS
Al - CENTS EACH ER CAREFUL 10 GFvB PLAN
COUNTING. a. tbs best piai Used Will ascce all ties4
FRIZES GUARANTEED W win susr.
prize worth ou- dollar stieat to every p.ioon WHO sends
eciat and 81 o. fer subscription 10 MADAME
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-22

Address al letters Contest Dept EoD Co Indianapolis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

IN presenting DuBarry al the opera
rcuse tonight the management of 40
ratre have taken steu in the rigr'
direction
'DuBarry" originally produced at
,. lasco's Theatre in New York was
Ha theatrical sensation OF the age
rl made Mrs. Leslie Garter the fore.
est star in the dramatic frmamen..
While the original company Is too
'r-e and too expensive 10 play towns
size of Ardmore. the present can
a.e company Of artists headed by
ass Margaret Neville and Mr.. VII
i'm Jossey. has been organized in OF
''r TO give theatre-goers of the small
rr cities a chance of Witnessing he
j'lmatic novelty of the season.
The story of DuBarry Is very intense
q" company exceptionally strong
Il the costumes and scenery, away
0yond anything on the road at :ng
grr sent time.
Ehe incidental music will be a specia
',,ture of this evenings performanle G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

Ter, lots !, and 3, block 344, Ard
more. Patent
Isaac 5. Wright TO Lacy p. Bobo
lots and >. block 217, Sulphur Con.
sideration $500.
r. 5. Booth ct uN. TO Gilbert T.
and Frank G. Sruman. east 21i4 feet
lot I, block @27, Ardmore Consider
alton S2,5o0.
G. aud c. Nation 10 Salie Bell,
Smith lot Z, block 300, Ardmore
Patent.
Lyman b. Parker et uX. 10 Rev. Z
" Cummins, We OF lot >. block a
sulphur Consideration $3.50
William +. Battles 10 s. A. Apple
81 Of NVh of SEll; NWh of SW
u Of SEM; S12 of NEl4 Of SWA
NEH of SEA of SWA; n 2O.96 acres
OF lot 6. Sec. 6, T S, r w Con
sideration $500.
j. S. Gibson 10 Jas A. Cotnor, az
undivided one-third of VIZ of NWit
of SEA Ela of NEA of SWA, Sec
10; S1a of SEA Of NWA; SEA o
SWA of NWA, Sec. 16; NWA o
NEh of NWH; NWh OF NEA, Sec
"a, T 3 S. r w Consideration 1921
Benjamin Burlington to J. S. an,
l.. " Mullen. VIZ of NWA of SEA
NJ of SWA; SEA of SWA; S1a o
SWM of SWh Sec. 20, II s, r . W
Consideration $500.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
Born to Die.

The Burial Association was organ.
lied here May 1st, have now abou,
1900 members and have only hal
three deaths up to the present, |
only costs uine and every man.
woman and child in Ardmore shoul,
belong to 1t. All members over ten
years old al death gets a 500 burial,
and all members under ten years oil
at death get a $50 burial. II costs
those over ten years of age ten cents
TO become a member and those under
ten years of age 1--WE cents 70 be.
come a member Those under ten
years of age pay no more till they g
20 be ten years old, then they pay
same as other members. Those ten
years old and over pay in addition {
their membership fee TWENTY-FIVE
cents as an advance assessment, The'
then pay no more until two member
die. If those two members, who q
are children under ten years old, yur
pay ten cents for those two children
If the two members who dle are over
ten yeats old, you pay TWENTY-FIVE
cents for the two members. Who
it that wouldn't pay ten cents &C.
have TWO children each given a S5n
burial, or twenty-five cents TO have
two older people each given a $lu.
burial? You surely havens though
how cheap this is, or you would have
been a member ere this. If YOU ney.
er need it yourself. you will be help
ing bury others. but how do you
know that you or yours will not be
the next to bury, and have you laid
away a sufficiency to bury you or
yours respectfully? If you have now
a good supply of this worlds goods,
would it not be a pleasure TO you TO-
give these small amounts TO see 9th.
ers buried in responsibility. Think
about this and see r. C. Bridgman,
and become a member at once.
Daily Ardmoreite so cts. per month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
THE VACANT LOT SALE.
Purchasers Have Abiding Faith in
Ardmore-Good Prices Prevail

Purchasers Have Abiding Faith in
Ardmore-Good Prices Prevail.
The governments lot sale revealed
the fact tnat realty in Ardmore is anN-
iuusly sought for although II is de
clared the prices obtained Is by no
means an index to the values of real
estate i'm The CltN. Because Of the gc-
ographical location of the lots, the
bidding did not reach that stage whore
pXorbitant prices were paid, but par
ties paid well for them and great iu-
terest was manifested In the lot sale.
Those who purchased firmly believe
that good returns will be had, as
they used wisdom in buying them.
One man who did not reside In Ard
more wanted to know why SO much
interest was manifested In the sale
He was told that the people had .he
utmost confidence In the town, be
| lieving that some day IL will be fine
| city and tHat values will enhance aC-
/ Curdingly. To own real estate in
| Ardmore is "a fond desire of the pco.
/ pie The investment offers oppor
| tunity for money making Everyone
/ seemed to fully realize This last Sat.
urday.
Col. Kelsey. who conducted the
| sale. stated that the demand here for
| realty was greater perhaps than in
many towns where he had been. Long
before The sale he was bcseigcd Dy
many who asked information. Sever
al parties who sought this information
| aid not reside in Ardmorc, but had
been attracted here by the announce
| ment thai lots would be sold As q
rule outside people are as anxious f..
buy real estate in a good town as tr'
people who reside In Il.
Because of the desire of many 4,
own property. Street Commissioner
tandrum sold six lots the same day
and the crowd seemed anxious fol
them. The lots were situated in Eas
Ardmore and are improved with frui
trees. X. G. Tucker. John + Easlay
c. T. Virgins and Chas Fraley wer,
the buyers. The property brought =!
excess of $1,000. Sidney Suggs va
the auctioneer and he Is good one.
Had the day been favorable for th'
sale an immense crowd would haV,
attended it, The rain kept hundreds
away.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
II. FRED SNIDER,
Loan Agency.
Real Estate, Insurance. Investment,
Rental, Collection, and Loans.
Office No. 700 West Main.
Phone 62O.



The following transfers have been
recorded from Oct 80 to Nov. .. in
elusive:
William J. Reed ct ux. to william
Hendrix. warranty deed, EA; E1a of
SWh E1a of WE Of SWh SWA
of SWA of SWI4 Sec. SO, T 5.
e. Consideration $3.50.
william Hendrix ct uX. to w. j.
Williams. warranty deed, SEA El2
Of SWA: EA of VIZ of SWA, SW
"a Of SWA of SWh, Sec. 80, T :,
r.? f. Consideration $4,000.
Albert T. Trimm ct uX. to Il. Y.
Baxter. warranty deed; lot 3, block
1879, Sulphur, l. r. Consideration
SG25
Bertie Ebanowatubbe et al. TO Mu-
tuai Trust Co. and }. L. Hamilton,
deed; SWiI Of SWA. Sec I, NWh
Of SEA of NWh SWh of NWh
Nla of NWA of SWh; NWh Of NE
"A of SWA, Sec. 3, + S, X. , W.
Consideration $3.50.
w. Chenault ct uX to b. F. and
Ethel Watts. warranty deed, SEA of
SEA. Sec >, T S, II 3 Il. Consid-
Grafton 5000
J.. H. White of B. +. Watts and
Ethel G. Watts warranty deed. SEA OF
seq, Sec. 5, IT'S, s,RS f. Consider
alton 5000.
J. c. McCandless et ux to J. c. Nc
Gully. warranty deed, SR Of lots ]
and 2, block 2l9, sulphur Consider
alton 5000
Noah L. Taylor to J. c. McCully,
lot 10, block 2OS, sulphur
c. and c. Nations to George c..
CONNER. lot 3. block "A, Davis. Pat
ent
c. and c. Nations TO Gem p. Nc
MILAN. lots and ., block 545, Ard
more Patent.
Jackson Barrett to J. II. Allers,
warranty deed. NEh Of NEA, Sec.
10, T 3 $, X l w. Consideration
5000.
David Naldshi To Joseph NJ. Bettes,
warranty deed. SEA of NEA of SW
d. Sec, 2l, r 3 s, X w. Considera-
tion $50
Fred Gibbs Ct al, to ]. S. Gibson, war.
rluiy deed We of NWh ofSEA
Ei5 Of NEA of SWA, Sec 10; S1a
Of SEH Of NWH NEh of SWA Of
NWk Sec 1G;NWH Of NEA of NE
a; NWA of NE14 Sec. "a, r 3 S,
r > w. Consideration $500.
w. b. Johnson ct uX. to Bertha
Whiteman, warranty deed, NJ Of
lot 3, block 429, Ardmore $500.
Edward Christie to w. p. Terrell,
warranty deed. SEH of SEA of NE
"A: Eih of SEA NWA of SEh Ne
of SWh of SEA; SEA of SWA OF
SEa, Sec /, r S, r , W. Consid-
Grafton $500
Jessie Louis to w. p. Terrell, SEA
Of NWh; We of NEh of SWA;
NWh of SWH, Sec. !, T 5, r 2
w. Consideration s1,05O
Josiah James to w. p. Terrell, n
20OI acres of lot J., all of lot ?, Sec,
!. r 4 S, r ? w; SEA of SEh; Sc
of NEA of SEh SEA of NWA of
seq. Ela of SWh of SEA, Sec, SO,
II 3 S. r 2 W.
Sealy Aaron to w, p. Terrell, Sh
of N1a of SEA; NlA of SWA of Sc
4; SEA of SEA, Sec. 2, Y 4 S. r.
2 w. Consideration $500.
John Aaron to w. p. Terrell, SEh
uf SWA of SEA, Sec. 2; E1s of VIZ
of NEh. Sec. IL, T 4 S. r W.
Consideration $500.
Taylor Johnson ct al. to Arthur
Sinclair and b. C. Ricketts,, ~ acres
out of the. NWA of SWA of NWA
Sec. 32, T 2 S, r 2 W. Consideration
$50.
L. c. Leisure ct ux and o. A. Wells
to w. A. Palmer, lot Z, block 1S9,
Ardmore. Consideration $3.50.
Belle and George w. Bell to j. w.
Williams and w. II. Downard, 3
acres out of the NWh OF SEA OF
NWh, Sec. 32, r s, r . w. Con
sideration $4S.75.
C and C. Nations to Orville y. Ty-