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cNAPTER xV.
MiseeIIaneous ProvIsIons.

Rulc g. The sergeautatorms
shall under the direction of the com
mittee on printing. receive from the
p.intor an matter printed for the use
# the convention. aud keep o record
Of the time of the reception OF each
document, and the number OF copios
received, aud cause copy to be
placed ON the desk of each member
Immediately after their reception by
Sim Subject to the direction of the
president he shall enforce the rules OF
the convention and serve all process.
Rule GS Separate files Of the daily
Journal reports Of committees, and
OF all documents ordered TO be print
ed shall be prepared and kept by the
sergeantat.arms and one COPY shall
be placed upon the desl, Of each mem.
her and OF the secretary.
R;lo 60. There shall he printed.
rs OF aud without any pc,ial order
1000 cHalps of the Journal There
shall be printed such other matter
ard so many copies thereof as the
convention shall order.
Rule &C. Five hendrod copies of the
lc mal and 500 copies Of the reports
as printed. shar be boand and dis
tributed as toh Tvs. viz: to each
n,ort,nar oF fha a. .nvontiou t,ro confas .
congressional library five copies;
state library nve copies; The library
of the senate, iive copies; the library
Of the house of representatives, nvc
copies. the Office Of each county
clerk one copy; aad fifty COPIES to
the state library fr exchange and
dlsuibrtion The remaining copies to
sach libraries and other institutions
as shall be designated by the presl.
dent or BY the convention
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COMMITTEES ARE NAMED

kns.
Committee on Preainpie and BIZ of
Rights Eleven Members Chaifmln
Ro e. Toner. Graham, Nelson, Lang
Icy. Harrison OF ss. Tracy, Matdls
Kofegy Buchanan Asy
Committee Of Federal Relations
Nine Members. Chairman Moore.
Komceay. swartz Hays Jones.
6eehoa, Maxey Leahy. Frye.
Committee Legislative Department.
Fifteen Members Chairman, Tosh.
Litucton. Anderson. Rogers, Humph-
rev. Wiley. Johnson. Williams. q No.
@. Rice, Carney Williams Of los,
Mathi Cochran. NJ CLAIM. Houston.
No 9. Committee on Judicial De-
partment Fiftoen members Chair
man. l.edbouer Hughes. Kofnesay.
King. Rose Hays. Pitman, Johnston
Williams OF les. Nelson, Landiey.
Moore. Tucker Lcidky. Asp.
No. C. C.nnittee on Executive De
partaent Fifteen members. Chair
man. Johnston Parker, Hil. Edmon-
son. Turner, Mathis, Harrison OF So,
Maxoy, Eiley Carr. Banks Q arrels.
Harrison Of 90. llolton. stater
No z. Committee on sunugo Elf,
teen membeut caairmin Kanshaw.
Ieeper Hrewer Dalton, Copeland,
1.eidky Maxoy Ramsey fittieton,
Wyatt n n,kcr Rice Helton. Cloud.
Carney
NJ 6. Committee on Education
Fifteen mcmbers. chairman, brewer
parkes Mitch, Anderson. Savage.
Wiley swartz. Quarrols, Himmond
Akca Alien, Gardner
No. 9. Agriculture. Hendricks.
Chairman, Haueam TAttlabhn. Ed
monsoon, James, Wyatte Caudli I'll
lls. Carney, Hogg Banks Mathis. Gov
oy. Mcclure Hlnston.
No. 10. immigration Chairman.
Savage Buchanan. Ediey. Copeland.
Hauscn. Weaver, williams cf 81 Kane
Bilbcy, Akcrs. Cain.
No. H. Crime and Puni hment
Chairman. Harrison OF i5 Baker,
Rose, Cochran, Kane. Williams q 81.
swartz, Iladson.
4 No. 10. Private Corporations Gra-
ham, chairman. Ilausen. Johnson,
Board. Honshaw, King. Dawden curl,
Kane, Hogg. Korney Fisher. Latimer,
Ca dlll. Hopkins,
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tFrst published IN Daily Leader Nov
"a t1ocN

seaisd bids Will be received at the or
nce Of the city CLERK of Guthrie. Okla
homa until 4 o'clock p. 20. cf Thursday.
December g. 1906 The saiaa TO be opon
ei and considered at the f'ecting or th
city Council OF the City IT Cuthrla. Okla
homa Territory. on that date for tho
const uction Of District Sewer 40. 80 as
provided for On Ordinance 80. S17 OF sail
City according 10 plans AMI specifications
now ON file ana ouon 70 alaspectlon by
prospective bidders IN the onicc Of the
Ciy Engineer OF sail CITY OF Guthrie.
and at which place tho necessary blanks
for making bids may Doc obtained
The Mdyo- and city Council soserves
the leht to reject any or AN bids Each
Bidder to Submit with his hid certified
check On the sum OF Si0o 90 TO be re-
turned to him il he Is sot ewaried the
contract, or otherwise to ba retained un-
90 he has entered into contract and made
satisfactory bond approved by tho
Mayor and Council and In the event of
his failu-e SO TO do within ten days from
the awarding " The contract. the sam,
shall be declared forfeited and be cdshed
by the city Treasurer AMI cppned to IA,
wer FUND OF the Cltv
Done by order OF the Mayor and Coun
cilmon this !5thc day OF Novemhca. 1906
F, SEGNAs.
City Clerk
(SEAI4)
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REMARKABLE HoLpUF ON
TRAIN AT KANSAS CITY
fny Asenclatod Preasl

Kansas city, Mo, Nov 90 A rob
5cry committed one hundred miles
cast of Kansas city early today was
one of the most daring train holdaps
in the history Of the southwest Be-
ween Valor and Arnauong No. a
masked man, single handed robbed
wouty passengers ln throa cars OF
ho fast eaatbouud combination on the
burlington passenger train bound for
S. Louis and Chicago. He secured
Approximately TWO thlnsaud dollars.
besides several watches and other
pieces Of jewelry.
The man was finally oyorpowered
by r. Berrywood. uain conductor,
who knocked the raised revolver nom
the robbers hand, and forced him 10
tho floor Passengers then came 90
the aid Of the cond actor AT Arm
strong he was taken from the train.
bound, and four hours later landed at
Glasgow.
The money and yaluables we're re-
turned 10 the excited passengers.
The robber said his name was True
heart, and his hoHe was In California.
He said that his brother was the man
who robbed the Rock Island overland
limited al Glasgow. which was held
ap .imilary 10 the robbery this morn.
iug Tho engineer Of the Alton train
insists that rmohcart Is the man who
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ilrlrst published Ga Inuda Nov. 3 1900
NOTICE OF PARTENERsHlP
This IS to ce iify aud notice is hereby
given, That we Winiam lS PATTERSON %
the city OF Guthrie or the County of
Logan aud of tho Tcrriiory Of Otaho-
ma. and Nathan II. Patterson of tho
city of Guthrie of the County of Logan
and Te.ritorr of oklahoma. both 81
whom reside AZ the place 0fo-esaid have
entered into ANA formed partnership
for the purpose Of engasirs n the gene
crnl retail ana Wholesale merchantiio.
furniture aud household mulshins lgisl.
ness. and also IN q general undertaking
business az cmhalmers ana funeral
directors ana doing an things neccs-
sa-y and Incidental lu orior 20 carry out
an th- branches of business aforesaid.
Said business 90 hc tranaactcd in the
firm name OF Patterson Fu niturc CONF.
pany and is to continue as long us mu-
ualy agreed by and between the pare
lies aforesaid' the principal place of
business Of this partnership. shall DE and
is IN the city 20 Guthrie. in the Counts
II Logan and Territory OF oklahoma.
The parties TO this agreement shall
hare ana share ALIKE I'm ali the business.
ironts loss and expenses of said part
;crship.
The afo-esa parties and pc sons are
he only persons iutorourd directly OF
Indirectly IN sail FIRM.
ln witness whereof the ra-tles hereto
ave set Jhoi- names and affixed their
calls ON this END day Of Navcmba- 1906
the Gay of Guthrie IN the county nnd
erritory aforesaid
WILLIAM *. PATTERSON
NATHAN II. PATTERSON
Territory Of Oklahoma, County Of To-
gan. IS,
ON this End day OF November 4. u.
9o6. before me, u Nota~y Public iu ond
W the county ANA territory aforesaid
ersonally appeared William *. Pattor-
ON and Nathan II. Paterson. aad aftc-
cling duly sworn. each FOR himself de-
'oses ana says that he Is OF lawful age.
hat he knows the content aad stpula-
ions set forth in the above Notice Of
urtencrship ana that no entered into
lmc Of his own free VIII fo- the uses
nd purposes therein set forth
WILLIAM *. PATTERSON
NATHAN IT. PATTERSON
Sub7cribsd and sworn to before mo
his day OF November. A. D.. 1900
sEAI) c. n. m1GGEM
Notary Public
My commission expires June S;h. 1903
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A French n,asert.

Heat one cupful OF maple sirui IN a
double boiler thon add the yollIs Of
four wc!l-beaten eggs pnd stir until
thick; when cold. add one quart OF
whipped cream anN set into the
freezer.
Pack with ice and sat. and allow II
to stand for three or fodr hnurs. DO
not turn the freezer.
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Popular Train IN ins.a

One OF the most popular trains l.
India is a third-ciess express on Tho
East Indian line First and second
class 9Gcanngere are not admitted 90
II. IT'S success i.os in the fact that
Il IS strictly thlrdclass express
The train IS the pride OF the general
manager and pays we'll II is always
crammed fun, though no passenger
has a ticket fer a journey shorter
than 200 miles.
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n y ~ like coffee but 1sr, drink Il. try
pT. Shoop's Health coffee. II a. true
that c1 Coffee does disturb the stom-
aoh Health and kidneys. But Dr
shoop's Health coffee has not n grain OF
t.uc coffee ia it Being made from
parchcd 2roina, malt. et., II forms a
Wholesome food-like drink. yet Anvlng
the true favor Of Ola lava and Mocha
Coffee made I'm "a minute" CAL at
our store for free sample. Sold boy
nnnk Grocnry
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Ah unfniiine scCrst amfdy fo. fcmnle
goascs that Is puzzllne tNe most stili-
~ rhy iainns bv its wondsrfui cures ai-
to they f1il Worst cases ~ puc0rrhoha
% tnemauen. alteration. paiafm ncn-
sttuai periods fauns Womb. oya.iaa
tr,utlcs ana oil fcmaic disorders readiy
.reodly CURED To- STAY CURED. II
positively .cmovos tuuors ANA other
f,'smfm growths without ihe knife 1t
viii save you from embarrassing exam
Eutions large doctors b'.s und tho
Fl cr,Hng table. do not merely talso ny
vr-d. but lot mo send you a package
with fun information, absolutely FREE.
ON need mo- longer suffer- Writ" to-
dav Mrs. Louisa NJ. Cooper, BOX as
NoKon,S. Ind.
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WHAT RULES PROVIDE


Rule Sc. AZ q reasonable time, 20
be deternined by The convention, and
at least nee days before final adjourn.
neut the committee on revision and
ongr0ssment shall be Instructed TO
accurately onfolland engross the pro.
pcecd constitution; and the same shall
De reported ty said committee to the
conveutiou. read thrue therein and
Submitted To- a final vote prior TO rs
hnal aljo.rnment Upon such read.
ing no amendments shall be permit
.f.i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-26

The most soi!ed Of kitchen towels
will become sweet and white with thh
treatment Cover with cold wator
put them at the back Of the stove, add
one tablespoonful Of shaved CASTLE
soap and the juice Of half a lemon
Let =. come to a boil gradually and
repeat the process. Rinse frs. In tepl
Nher lp cold "a ler
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There are 20 naula lages in heavel
nd probably fo@ OF the private actec.
ives who work uu eyidnpce 10 be
,soG IN divorce cases VIII cons der
D worth while 80 70 there whom they
lie.
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PIGIRON CLUB

Tho rmal Invitations hove been is-
su Dr. thc "a ldlron club" for their
moct contututonnl convention next
"wednesday night nt th' ElR hal.
Following lg the ilyltauon'
The Oridlron club Of oMihoma. conn
p pislag uc ncNspaaer bunch sontoncfd
90 sivc attention 90 tha yagarles of the
CIasiltutiola Convaution with due
gard FOR tho dignity Of your o1ice, with
fuu appreciation OF tho fact that ITO
err human" and with desire TO
further the progress OF youf .n.ofs IN
IN, convention. ~ the shedding of the
Great White Light ~ true saowleage
upon YOU deliberations rs they should
be- aaoctfully solicit you- p ascanee re
the nat session OF the Constitutional
Convention. ae q loahs 20 uF TO be held
nt Elke Han. Guthrie Welp sday night
November 2S. 1906. at $3.50 o'clock. Wen
shcs-. r.ru
Following is the "cast''i President
Mul ,cr pr.sldont HanratH Bllly
punn Henry Asn Pot Lavey G. n.
Hushcl Johnur Flaner. w A. Ledbat
ter Walt De- guson. G.. n, pltimau. Eli
Admtc. If s.. Johns %, jules Martin.
o. i ] elhv. r. q. Risbee. j. A Raher,
a. A Gordon. HAYS Leslie Niblack. Bob
WIInme a. b. Ru l Dr Bnby, C9rh
slrchet Honshun Hugh Scott Ne1i
Gn aer Elro C-oxtau. Juds Malsy
Jap idlcord. PM Hopkins Rilg CRIT
nn. j. o. Cobb John Gollbie, vs.. Cor-
dou. omc Benedict Clerk Mack Good
man Roadinr ciork Frank Fietg, Chap
Lain. Frank Greer
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Ladies are going 10 wea- waistcoats
hls winter, which they call 5y the
iebiau name Of vests. Orange velvet
embroidered IN brown aud such ike
om5iratlons are some Of those ths.
ave already been seen. The artistic
y0man WIN be sure 10 have something
eJ pretty ln the vest lire.
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Manzan relieves luNcOtiy tn pain
.auscd by those blhd, bleeding. itching
ma protruding piles l. is put up in
rolhpsiOlo tubes iu such way hat f.
Hln be applied whore IA. trouble orlgi
lates. thus stopping ths pain lmme
iiatoly Try one bottle aad n you are
not relieved. you- money viii be- re-.
funded Try our free rfer. So'd by ]
Y VVaV1rp
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OKLAHOMA DAY m
SUNDAY SCHOOL

December End will be observed by tho
Sunday schools of AN denominations as
Oklahoma Dny Tho Okmaoma Sunday
school association has prepared an I'M
tnrcstug program 20 take the place o.
the uddl opening ana closing exercises 20
the regular Sunday school hour, lrly.
ing time TO- the lesson az usual The
program is simple ana doe not rcqulr'
much preparation Programs win bo fu-
nished free IN needed quantities 10 a1s
SUNDAY school which ns6- for tlqm
Send o.dcrs 10 the secretary OF s5u
county Sunday School as 4ociAtlon or q
William Rogers, Geaeral Secretary oi
'he oklahoma Sunday schoc association
Mrdford. Okla
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cure Sign or Insanity.

your honor. our client canot bI
guilty. We contend that he Is I'm.
sane"
Tut tho defendant himself says be
IS o sound MOD"
ut is largrD 1rNiu tnat circpM.
stnnro. your E1nor we base our claim
that - Insanity is advanced and an
tRrt t,tt"
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The railway from Tennessee tc
Virginia Is the only one which runs
through q natural tunnel This tunnel
$50 feet long, and las been formed
y q river known as stock creek
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Rock Island Robber.

ST. Louis, Mo. Nov. 2G.--Cehda.tor
Haywood reached here today lie
says the rohber admitted to him that
he robbed the Rock Island passenger
train near Glasgow. November Z.
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rirst published % Daily Lealor NJ
cmbc- &C. 100G)
ORDINANCE NO. aga.


cmbc- &C. 100G)
ORDINANCE NO. s24.
An ordinance apnrop- -iating certain
moneys 10 the paying Of sundry accounts
nd expenses.
lE TT ORDAINED ny THE MAYOR
AND COUNCU MEN OF THE CITY
or CUHRTE. o. r.:
section T. That the sum VI Twolv'
hundred sixty-nvc ana -four ono huns
ttedths Dollars Gi265.0D o. hereby APP
1ro2rlatci for the purpose of paving
bills upon the Special city Han Fund,
which bills have heretofore been con-
racted D.. the Council to-wit
Bills on accouat OF said Special city
Han Fund ga favor of D r cotton in
ne sum Of seven Hundred sevcnty-two
ma nfty-four one mndrodths Dollars
s772.5i) Bms on account OF said Spec
al city Han Fund IN favor Of The
Guthrie Pmmbl7g & Heating company IN
he sum ~ Fou. Hundred ninoty-two ane
fty one hundredths Dollars &i025o)
section o The mayor and city clerk
lre hereby lirected to draw Warrants oa
,aii account for the sume in favor Of
Do persons to whom said bills werc ala
lowed as follows. and on the following
latCs to-wit,
warrant iu favor of -. r. cotton in
'ho sum Of two hundred Dollars S&o0oo)
ln the ist dag OF December 1906 @ war
rant IN favor of d. r. Cotton ON the End
dav OF Jaaua y 1907. in the sum OF three
hundred dollars $500 00l. and warrant
IN favor of ID. r. Cotton go the gum OF
two hundred ccyanty-two and hfty-fou-
one hundredths Dollars 0272-54) on thc
ist dav of February 1907 a warrant in
favor OF tho Guthrie Plumbing g Heat
ing company n che sum of ono huui ed
sixty-four Dollar Gi6to0 on the ist
ay Of December. 1906. q warmat Do '
,or of the Guth-n Plumbing e Heating
company ln he sum of one hundred
,ixty- four Dollars 9lGto0) on thc 2nd
my n january 1907 aad Warrant iu
uyor OF Th Guthrie Plumbing & Heat
ng comnany in tho sum Of tiGi50 on the
st day % Feb mrS 1907
section O. rhls ordinance shall tako ~.
-ect ana De bon frcc from and after if
1aesagc. approval aad publication
Passed th's the l1tr day of Nov 1905
Approved ihis the 18Th day of nov
1905
lsEAL) JOHN W. DUKE.
Nttost II. sEIXAs. Mayor
City Clerk
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And Build Up The System
Take the old STANDARD GROVES TASTE
LESS chit TONIC. You know What
you are taking The formula is plainly
printed on every bottle. showing it b.
simply Quiulne aud Iron in a ustelcss
form. Tho Qunme driycs ont the ma
loria and the Irin builds up the system
Sold by all dealers for % years. Prize
30 rnnIa
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Nevor can ten when youn mash
niger or suffer q cut buuse. burn or
cald. BE prepared. Or Thomas Ec-
ciric Oh instantly relieves the pain
uickly cures tho wound
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ssllInn butter and ch.ear.

When a farmer sells butter his loss
In fertility docs rot exceed so cents
per ton. The butter is mostly carbon.
Aceou0 and hence OF little value as
plant food But II he sells cheese tp
ioss Of fertility is $40 per ton. because
,heesp is largely composed Of aitro
Ienous aud min0ral elements.
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A cold bdlca at this u'pe Of the year
is generally hard Co gat rid ~ bu, g WIN
not bo able 10 withstand Bees laxative
lIoaey aud Tar That wiz cure all colds,
coughs; Group. whoopng cough etc. by
driving them ont through the bowels. II
you have "A cold Try "a and II not cu-ed
got you- moucy back. NJ opiatN' Sold
1y J.. N Wallace
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Il is a well known medical fact that
pine resla Is most effective Ia the treat
ment OF diseases Of the bladder and kid
1eys Sufferers from back ache and
,ther troubles duc 10 faulty action OF
the kidneys nud relief IN the use Of
pfae-ules 800 buys 80 days treatment
Sold by J. ~ Wallace.
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In the absence of Chaplain Naylor,
Delegate Caudin delivered The inyoca-
tion.
After the reading and approval Of
the minutes Delegate Henry Asp oner-
ed the report OF the committee on
mileage, Tho delegates received 20
cents ier mile and were allowed mile.
age one way Tho total amount was
S2.929OO.
Delegate r. O. james. Of the 18th.
district, received the most mileage
travelling a distance Of iii miles and
receiving $3.50.
President lnman T.. Page, OF the
Colored Agricultural and Mechanical
college, of Langston, presented The
convention desk and gavol BY
unanimous veto the convention allow.
Cd President Page 10 make a presen-
atior poech. The desk was made by
the students IN The college. Prof
age stated that ne hoped at the con-
uslon Of the convention it wuld bio
he pleasure Of the convention as it
vas the desire Of the college, 70 pre-
sent tho desk o. President Mvrray
In response President uway assur-
ed Mr. Page that the convention would
look after the real right Of the negro
Mr. Murray stated that so lal eQual-
ty was an impossibiity but that the
negro would have full equality before
The courts.
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pnesalve clcanses woLi a.. is hlghb
musepuc. moqunled foT c-lcHed hands
i0od FOR cuts sold hy j. n. Wanace.
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"Ile who desplsos smpu things sci
dom grows rich; and We who ignore.
the small ada. seldom ever lives COM
FORTAuLY.
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Vember 10. 1876 }
NOTICE OF APPLICATION


vemher 49, 1900
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIoUoP LICENSE
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA, LOGAN
COUNTY. -:
Notice is hereby given that Emil Rit
terbush has this iay filed in the ofic
Of the county clerk IN anl for sale
county his petition. nes ne that n
cense be granted ldm 90 soil at ,atnil
malt snlriwous and vinous liquors OF
lot 10. block 5S. Third wScd Guthrh
Proper in said County ana Territory
If no protest be filed bsrcre Decembef
I. 1906, his petition will be granted anc
license issued.
Witness my hand and tho seal Of sal
County he-eto amlxod this 18th day G.
November 1906.
NJ L. TRAPP.
County Clerl,
BY CARL T.. RICE. Deputy
-------------------
First published In Daily Leader No
vembcr ia, 1o1G) ...
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
COUNTY. SIS:
In the Probate Court
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Ahlra C
Meacham. Incompetent
Now on this 18th day of November
1906. the same being ons u the judicial
DAYS OF the regular November term o
lho probate court OF Logan county. Okla
homa Territory. comes Aldnh A. Meach-
am guardian OF tho pers7r and estate o.
Ahira c. Meachan. Incompetent. b.:
orvne T. smith. his attorney and fls
his oetition herein for leave to mort
gnge lots eleven Gi) and twelve O2'
block G4) In that part Of the city OF
Guthrie known as West Guthrie. In To.
gan county Oklahoma Territory for tho
sum OF Two hundred Cf1o0 00) dollar
FOR the purpose Of payine OF certain
lepts and liabilities OF eaid incompetent
ana which said debts AMI liabilities arr
alleged 20 exceed the sum or Two hun
i-ei (S2O0.O0) dollars
Now Therefore. It Is o~iered by tn,
court that Friday, November 30, 1906 n
nine (9) o'clock am be get as the tim'
for the hearing Of said petition.
II is further ordc-ed that a copy OF thi
order be published for two CONSECUTIVE
weeks I'm the Guthrie Dairy Leader %
newspaper Of general circulation publish
Ell In said county.
Dated the day and year n-st herein
above written.
(sEAL) J. C. sTRANG,
Probate Judge
orvrle r. Smith, Attorney for A. a
Meacham, guardian.