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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-18

Es.l RendeIl came up from Pryor Creek
Saturday NIGHT to spend Sunday with
friends
Mrs II. Z. Ridenhour and two little
daughters left last night for visit at
Bells, Tex.
A. T. King, manager of the Robinson
Lumber Company returned last night
from claremore.
Judge T. L. Brown passed through the
city Saturday night enroute to Claremore
from Pryor Creek.
M. S, Runyan, Of the Fidelity Farm
Loan Co. left last night for weeks vaca-
ton at his old home at Albany Mo.
Sheriff Ridenhour this morning received
a message from White Oak saying tar
paulin had been stolen at chat place.
Felix Ridenhour left Saturday night f0r
Norman. wnere he will enter the state
university
j. K Blocker, prominent cattle man.
and John johnson Of San Antonio. Texas,
were in Vinita today to ship some cattle.
Maynard Harris left last night for
Lawrence, Kans, to enter Kansas Univer-
sity. He will visit short time in Kansas
City en- route.
Mrs. Matte j Room and her son I.Oval
came down from chetOpa last evening
for a short visit with their cousins, the
Milford family.
Norman Shelton's residence at Big Cabin
was robbed last night. Sheriff Ridenhour
this morning sent a deputy with the blood
hounds to trace the burglars
Miss Winifred McGlasson arrived last
night from Oklahoma City, for visit
with Miss Eva Ratcliff and her uncle T.
P. McGlasson, before going to Christian
college at Columbia, Mo.
Mrs Sarah Williams, mother of G. P.
Williams died at an early hour this morn
ing The funeral was held from the resi-
dence of G. B. Williams at O'Clock this
afternoon.
D. g. Huddleson, Of the Holman Oil
company is quite sick at his home at
Chelsea and DIR. Louis Bagby was called
there to see him Saturday night
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VALIDITY OF LAW
UPHELD BY COURT
DECISION GIvE5 HISTORY OF
BANKING LAW
TEST CASE IN SUPREME COURT
WilliamsSays LegislatureCould Ter
inmate Existence of Every
Insurance Company in
The State

Guthrie, Sept 1.-THE supreme court in
unanimous opinion yesterday sustains
the validity Of the depositors guarantee
law, affirming the decision Of County
Judge A. H. Huston and denying the in
junction prayed for by the Noble State
bank, which alleged that the law was un-
constitutional and was taking private
property without consideration.
The opinion Of the court was written by
Chief Justice Williams and is lengthy,
covering ffty-four typewritten sheets
showing careful preparation.
The decision gives history Of the
banking laws Of the nation and is very
interesting document. It rules on every
point made by the plaintiffs and cites all
similar eases on record Of every state in
the Union
The court holds that the law is neither
repugnant to the constitution Of Oklahoma
nor that Of the Federal government
The opinion sets forth the general bank
ing acts enacted by the legislature in the
state Of New York in 1929 which provid-
ed for a safety fund of one half of one
per cent Of the capital currency The
ruling Of the appellant courtsof New York
on the case is given In which they upheld
the validity of the law, although the ques-
ton as to oonstiutionality was not raised.
The court also cites to Vermont where a
general banking act was enacted in 1891
providing for a safety fund and state
banking board The supreme court Of
that state upheld the validity Of the law
in 1882 in the case of the Darby bank VS..
the state treasurer. CT. 80 Vt
The court holds that the law applies to
banks operating in tie state prior to the
passage Of the act as well as to new in
stitutions and cites numerous authorities
showing that the state has the power to
withdraw or amend charters and fran
chises They ST. section 932 (Section 3
Chapter lS) Of Wilson's revised statutes
Of 1908. now in effect, and section Of
schedule Of Bunn's edition Of Oklahoma
constitution which. under these sections
grant unquestionaly the power Of the leg
islature to appeal, amend. annul or re-
woke any charter Of any corporation with
out limitation, only that il must be done
in such manner that no injustice shall be
done to the incorporators
As to the uneonstitutonality Of the
law. Chief Justice Williams says. The
legis ature has the right 20 alter or repeal
a law under which these companies we're
organized, and thus prescribe the c0nd.
ti0ns upon which their existence could be
continued or terminated
II could terminate the existence of
every insurance company in this state
without violating any constitutional pro-
vision"
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

Tom Blair is here from Parsons today.
BF Montgomery, Of Joplin. is in the
city
Blake Gore is in town from Bluelacket
today
Seymour Riddle returned last night
from Miami
Judge Wilson Smith. returned to Grove
this morning
Mrs J. C. Starr left last night for a
visit a Cushing
S. P Mosher, an oil man Tulsa was
here last night
John NJ Bacon is among the Muskoeee
visitors here today
T ALepiek went to Chetopa last night.
Mr and Mrs J. j. Spencer left last
night for Claremore.
Mrs Lulu Duncan Davis left last night
for her home at Alton.
= p WhAaiNo anu WIG dA AlGieEd
spent this forenoon here.
John Barrett was among the Chelsea
visitors here this morning.
Mrs. j. s. Campbell returned to her
home az Falkland las' night
] G Wilkinson returned on the Aver
last night from Muskoeee.
Q. l. Common returned last night from
business trip to Bartlesville
Jack Crist was here from Tulsa this
morning and may locate here.
" L Dickey a prominent Tulsa busi-
ness man was here last night
w. c. lnlow Of Bridgeport Okla. spent
today in the city on business.
W. J. Mcclure returned this morning
from a business trip 10 Alton.
Little Miss Grace Frazier returned this
morning from q visit az Alton.
N G Barry returned to Alton last nigh.
after a short business visit here
Miss Josephine Day. Of Alton. arrived
today and win teach school here.
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Miss Joe Cox is here from Bluejacket
visiting Miss Clara Chamberlain.
F.E. Holman. Of Walnut Kans. was
ransacting business in Vinita today.
Ed. Stanley began the work Of repairing
and painting the Cobb hotel yesterday.
The Klinefelter case was continued in
Justice Brackets court this afternoon.
Mrs C. W. Seigle and children went to
Kinnison yesterday to visit her parents.
+. f. Conkright, Of Centralia was.among
the Saturday visitors at the county seat.
F.M Connor. the well known Fairland
merchant was in the city yesterday after
noon.
Merton Raines returned last week from
Joplin, where he attended the tiremen's
tournament.
Mrs Willie OBJ left last night for
Muskogee, where she will accept a posi-
ton as milliner.
Miss Effie Quieley arrived this morning
from Pierce City and will again teach in
the public schools here.
Mrs. AT Chamberlin and little daughter
returned this morning from two weeks
visit az Carthage, Mo,
Judge L. r. Parker Jr.. and wife left
last night for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. S. Avery and other points.
j. C. Starr left last night for Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., to see client who
is in the penitentiary at that place.
Mrs. Quigg returned to her home at
Chanute. Kans,. today after an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. F. Etter.
Mrs S. A. Davis and children returned
to their home at McAIester, yesterday
after visit here with Mr.. and Mrs George
Davis.
Lee Dudley and wife left this morning
for their home at Keifer. Mrs, Dudley and
children have been visiting in Vinita for
the past three weeks,
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Frank Walker and family left this morn.
ing for their home at Scipio after visit
here with relatives.
Tom BIuejacket and wife are in town
from Eucha for a visit with their daugeter
Mrs W. T. Wade.
Dinner at the Christian church Saturday
September i2 Every body come and
Get a dollar dinner for rs cents.
Lewis Rogers sent out a coffin today
for the infant child Of Charley Veto and
one for Augustus Burlington.
Mrs. L. A. Riddle will return from DEN
yer tomorrow morning, some of her grand
children are coming with her.
Mrs ouigg who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. A. F. Etter will leave tomorrow
for her home at Chanute. Kansas.
Dennis Keys case in the district court
was transferred from Pryor Creek to Glare
more at the Pryor Creek term of court
Mrs. W.J.Strange e,who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Raymond
returned to her home at Chelsea last
night,
Mrs. Riddle. mother Of c, A. Riddle and
two grand children are expected home
tomorrow from a visit with her son in
Denver
One Of the big meetings Of the Com
mercial club will be held tonight Il looks
like things are doing in the club now.
Don't miss tonight's meeting.
Mrs. w. C. Newland Of Oklahoma City
is visiting Mrs D. H. Wilson Of this city,
en- route home from the northern lakes
where she spent the summer.
Jesse Brown and Grover Briggs we're
arrested yesterday on a charge Of break
ing down United States mail boxes. Their
hearing will come up before the commits
sioner next Monday.
Clayton SpradIer Of the Frazee-Hosmer
Hardware company went to Big Cabin
this morning to relieve Clyde Sheppard,
in the company's store there while Mr.
Sheppard takes a vacation
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FROM MONDAYS DALI

Z. j. Overly spent Sunday at Joplin.
Miss Maude Ward is here from Alton
Geo Graham went to Miami this morn
ing
The flyer lest night was three hours
late.
H. F, Jones was here from Wagner last
night
Joe Knight was here from Dewey this
morning.
EN-. Ratclif returned to Tulsa this
morning.
j. W. Orr and family spent yesterday
at Miami
City Engineer H. E. Collier spent Sunday
at Tulsa.
Miss Fannie Brisco returned from Tulsa
this morning.
Robert Lee was home from Big Cabin
to spend Sunday
Clarence Jackson is here from Parsons
for a short visit,
Bob Blakeney came in from the east on
the fast mail today.
F. Z. Grimstead was here from Paw
huska this forenoon,
Harry Mitchell went to Seneca Sunday
to visit his parents.
Marina Daniels returned on the Frisco
today from Faifland.
Carl Croninger visited his brother at
Neosho over Sunday.
Mrs Sam Nidiffer returned last night to
her home at Falkland
Mrs Robert Nix has gone to Grove fOr
a visit with her mother.
W, f. Wood was here from 0kmuleee
this morning on business
R. NJ. Doores Of Vaughn NM is spend
ing few days in Yinita
T J Hadley was among the arrivals
lasi night from Muskoeee.
". j. Creekmore returned this mefning
from his home at Neosho
v Lamb and daughter we're in the city
from Wagner this morning
Deputy o P NJ. Zimmerman came
down from Miami last night
Dr.. Louis Bagby made a professional
trip to Chelsea Saturday night
James Mitchell was among the Tulsa
visitors in this city this morning.
Mrs D. W, Bottenheld left Saturday
night far a visit al Carthage Mo
Mrs S, F. Wallen has been quite sick.
but is somewhat improved today.
Mrs. August Schliecker returned this
morning from visit at Falkland
A fine boy arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John hibbs Saturday night.
S. b. Lafferty Of the Armour Packing
company Of Tulsa, was here this morning.
Judge Frear will 90 to Bluejacket to at
tend democratic rally there tonight
Mr.. Lena. saddle maker at Marshal
Stevens shop has gone to Kansas City
Grant Victor aud son we're here from
Muskogee this morning en- route to Az
tom
4 private car of the Mexican Central
railroad went through on the Katy flyer
today.
Claude Abercramble was here this
morning en- route to Keifer from Oswego
where he has been with the Kelfer team
playing ball.
Ed A, Jones Of Columbus. Kansas. was
among the business visitors In the city to-
day
Booth MoSpadden. Of Chelsea passed
through on the east bound Frisco this
morning
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Personals
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Otis Title went to Chelsea today.
Vance MeSpadden drove to Grand river
today
.. II Parker went to Kansas City last
night.
Deputy J. C. Wilkinson is in Muskoeee
today.
Guy Patten went to Muskogee this
morning.
+. NJ RatcliH went to Muskogee this
morning.
f. A. Hicks returned from Alton this
morning.
John Thomnaon is at Chelsea today on
business
Seymour Riddle is at Miami today on
business.
Mrs Saborin. Of Muskoeee is visiting
here today.
j. W. Orr made a business trip to Chel
sea today
Felix Ridenhour returned from Joplin
this morning.
Tom Brown is in town from his farm
on Grand river.
l. W. Marks went to Tulsa this morn
ing on business
.. D. Law Of Morocco Ind, is here look
for land to buy.
j. c. Starr made business trip to Ar
ton this morning
J. NJ Simms, Of Welch is spending to
day in this city
Deputy O. P. NJ. Zimmerman Of Miami
was here last night
VT Ditts. Of Nowata was here on
business trip today
" X Taylor left last night for business
trip 70 Kansas City,
Caa Cronineer went 10 Muskogee this
morning on business.
sid Campbell Of Fairland was here be-
tween lrains yesterday
i y Swartz, the Chelsea attorney was
here today on business
W A Afford Of Independents Kans.,
spent this forenoon here.
S. Newman was among the Muskogee
visits here this morning
Il. Campbell made trip to WEIGH
today on land business.
Mrs A. Masterson is here from Adair
fo 9 visit with Mis- Akin.
D D Hall has returned from trip to
his ranch near Coleman. Tex,
Misses Nellie and Blanche Smiley enter
tanned few friends last night
John Hayden, Of Tulsa was among
the oil men visiting Yinita today
Fred i Branson was among the prom
inens Auskogee visitors here today
Ms nest Ault was here yesterday
from Chelsea visiting Mrs. A. +. Etter
WIN Byrd was among the passengers
10 Alan on the morning Frisco today
aH hnlghl vas among the passeh-
be Fast Vail to Muskoeee tooay.
aHhlng eff this morning for
fief aa extended visit in this
c
JE. Barrett Of oklahoma City, was
among the business visitors In The city
Today
G. G. Roberts al the Fidelity Farm
Loan Co.. returned this morning from
Carthage
Mis- Kate Terry auived last night from
Bentonyus Ark 1oy a visit with Miss
Susan Smsui
Mrs Harvey Smith returned TO Pryo
Greek last NIGHT after visii here with
Mrs A. Etfer
Ms Younger ana daughter Miss Dolly
returned from a visit al Pryor Creek yes.
gerday afternoon.
Al Berger IS home from Neosho and re-
gorts bis glfl. who has been III with ty.
phold fever. better
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aces. For one thing, there had been
daintiness or, as Kit put it. a soul
But here there were all three, Here
were gay cushions thrown about ap-
parently at random, dainty draperies
at windows and doors. bits Of rather
good sketches and altogether bad
watercOlOrs, and one or two rare
prints, pinned to the walls on all sides.
Here was banjo, there was violin;
here chatting dish had a small shelf
TO itself there some one had draped
college flag over an unsightly blotch
in the wall paper. The effect of all
things as whole was surprisingly
harmonious and pleasant. To come.
wet, hungry, disgruntled, out of the
storm into such a place was a thing
as agreeable as it was miraculous.
We've died and gone to Heaven"
rumbled Kit. solemnly. But where
are the angels? ! always supposed
we should find no end of ang-"
Kit. will you read this?" There
=
lie was pointing dramatically to an
other placard on the wall, that they
had mistaken at first for some sort
of poster. 1t had the ear-marks Of a
poster. A aggedly.sketched herald
Haunted a ragged banner, on which
appeared these mystic words:
"Ye hungry, listen. \ mince pie
waiteth. - doughnuts! - tarts that
your mother used to make. Take
your first door and so straight ahead.
Don't stop till you get to tho last
crumb!'
"Spooks'' calculated George Hol-
land.
Angels" murmured Kit
a hearty meal and thorough dry
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S~SJ1ps~ss-aC1s~.er~R5 sa.-ss,NS,s RI
Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles)


The touring car dashed over the
crest Of the hill, down a bit of steep
grade that to any but two imperturba-
bile youths would have been alarming,
and sped smoothly out on a long. ap-
parently endless plair.
Night was coming on and the clouds
which had been gathering for some
time began TO shed their contents.
The two Of them-George Holland
and Christopher Dill-were college fell
lows out on vacation jauut They
had left the beaten paths they both
knew and were discovering Nature, 90
as Kit said.
The. shot on over the level road
way ,ssearchiug some place of promise.
to stol for the night The rain slant
ed steadily into their faces.
Finally they found a barn with lis
doors Hospitality wide open. and with
small ceremony entered 10. Alter
rubbing the Old Girl down with So
licitous tenderness, they stood in the
great doorway and gazcd gloomily
into the rain, The prospect was not
cheerful. Night was comins on, the
storm was getting under Roadway and
bade lG.ir to become a tempest: they
We're in an undiscovered country
wet, ftnished. uncomfortable aliens.
I'm going to tackle the house. May
be some nice Christian bedridden
party left at home who'd let us go in
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were IN the midst Of a houseles.

~ ehC VI a AOuoClcSn
pialn, there seemed no sign of life
anywhere. Yet. surely-what were
those moving specks? One speck
was red.
The Old Girl shot nearer-the
spscks We're human beings. Nearer
stili-they We're women. Kit uttered
an exclamation softly.
Girls for sure" he breathed. I
believe they're in some kind Of
trouble"
The red speck resolved itself into
a young person in something red and
summery and gay, her face white in
startling contrast. SLa was crouchiuc
beside the road, nursing her foot The
other apeck proved white all over.
The Old Girl came 10 an aJrJ.., STOP
and both young men Iaaued uut.
Is there any trou5la:-is anyone
hurt?" they chorused.
oh. dear. yes," the Wait. .cck
cried. I'm so thankful yoH COME
Il mean somebody has, Were lost
and shes sprained her aEEls.
We're awFuIly ashamed of o9r-
selvcs-its too silly 10 get los. in a
place you've camped cut in all sum
NOR But it was The dark did IT, We
got turned round"
The young women had started ouJ
to walk across country from On" all
way station in the darkness of very
early morning.
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}. 2. A TRACT OF LAND CON
TANNING SIXTY-TWO ACRES,
GENERALLY KNOWN AS THE
JOHNSON FARM" located in
Election District No. 3 of Garrett
County, Nd. adjoining the lands of
Mary Patton, VIM. Lakel, Frank
Cation and Orville Hileman, and be-
ing the same body of land which
was conveyed by W. H. Ripple to
Isabelle Patton ct al, by deed
dated the 9th day of February, 1899,
and duly recorded in Liber Z. Y. T.,
No. Sc, folio $50, one of the Land
Records of said Garrett county.
Said land will be sold to satisfy and
pay taxes due and in arrear thereon
for the year 1905 as is charged on
the assessment books of said Gar
rett county in the names of Isabelle
Patton, Bertha May Patton, Anna
Louisa Patton and Dolly Wilt.
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o. 3. ALL THAT PIECE OR PAR
Gel OF LAND CONTAINING
NINE ACRES AND TWENTY
FOUR PERCHES, KNOWN AS
'MILLER'S ADDITION" and
located in Election District No. of
Garrett County, Maryland, which
was conveyed by S. A. Kendall and
wife to Mary Z. Morgan by deed
dated the 9th day of November,
1908, and duly recorded in Liber E.
z. T. No, AZ, folio 81, ETC., one of
the Land Records of said Garrett
county. Said land will be sold to
satisfy and pay the taxes due and
in arrear thereon for the year 1905
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ca ""eh we 'ouhd lNe'e was l"at
cary 'Ea'h' lney 'ou''h scare rs
tc'iliS us we nave ~ ""IN' '"' We
"iuLL pa" to 9'' Io9''
vi ~ S'ep %" '".lIi-g stones 'i''l
Was Su'l' " L'..7'"N'' w I'''+ W T. "'''S,'
so T'U'h /" A.'-"h" ,l'" II '''sh |
seem DIS j. W.T. " CIV
mere Is room III tue 'o"l.'"0. We
ca" easily $40" 'Ie ''+.'as''. ''3'. "
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1,L, o,., 49,, ,..,.,.... ...., =. -.
ood cro,,t sIov.I,. T., ,.icto,.v
"V-b,., WIN. bn,a ,,o or,.. ,rbi. f.,
honar, calculated Jaesica s,d1or1,.
rho two ,.orro mon had cychon,..,
startled a,ancee as tba ,notor. ronnd.5
= cornar suddenIv and hrouob, ,bo,,
in SIGHT Of the bouse they had fed
from q few bours preyiousIv Then
had come the Mig the "Georgy" and
tho exit" fill nothino marc was mood.
ed to make the denouement more
tragic and CONVINCING Thus was their
they to he confronted with their igno.
miny.
"Gcoray Kit Won daars, l. if Won,
Have you Gomez Did Won find our
notices and the lam and things? on
Georey wait I'm mortalIv wounded,
Don't touch me, This is NIr.-Mr. Iol.
land, and this is Mr.. Hill"
Dill" corrected Kit softly
They've saved our live"
By George, Ollie, how are YOU
What, You. Campbell? Not
you?"
The very same, old man, Well. il
! this isn't-Kit, do you hear this is
my old chum in the academy at home!
This is my wife, Ollie. We're on our
wedding trip. We'll II this isn't
great
Explanations and introductions trod
upon each others heels. There were
nlerIliieH' anu i""s"'el enough 10 SET
'he echoes airing
It's such FUN being chaperone"
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Administrators Notice.

VHIS IS to give notice. that the subscriber
L Of Garrett County, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Garrett County, il,
Maryland, Letters of Administration on the
personal estate Of
BENJAMIN F. SHAFFER.
late of Garrett County, deceased All per-
sons having claims against the deceased ara
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with tho
vouchers thereof legally authenticated q,
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day 81
May next; they may otherwise by law he
excluded from all benefit Of said estate, AS
persons knowing themselves indebted ~
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day o.
November. 1907
JOHN 4. SHARPER.
administrator,
oakland, Md. r. P. D. No. ,
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ORDER NJISI.

Agnes Whelen VS. Ralph VI. Casteel, ct lux.
No. 1899 Equity in the Circuit Court of Gar
rett County, Nj WAND.
ordered, this 9th day OF December in the
year nineteen hundred aId seven. by the
Circuit Court for Garrett county, sitting in
Equity, that the sale mad and reported in
the above cause by D. LIN ley Sloan and I'd
ward II, Sincell, attorney or the Mortgages
in said cause, he ratified ana confirmed, nu
less cause to the contrar! hereof be shown
on or before the 10TH dal OF January, 1904;
provideda copy of this order be published
in some newspaper published in Garrett
county, once week fol- three successive
weeks before the 3rd day OF January 1907.
The report states the am cunt OF sale to be
$4,000.
True Copy--rest:
u. Il. TOWER. Clerk.
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10. ). ALL THAT PARCEL or LAND
CONTAINING SEVEN
ACRES. located in Election District
No. 3 OF Garrett county, and de
scnbed as follows: Beginning for
the same at two small maple trees
and running thence South 81 degrees
East, % perche5 to a stone on the
outlines OF the whole tract, thence
North ll3 perches to the State line,
thence with the State line West S.
perches to a stone, thence leaving
said State line South 49, degrees
West, 1l2 perches to the beginning.
and being the same land which was
conveyed to Mary N. Patton by
William K. GETTY and wife by deed
dated the Z3rd day of November,
1891, and duly recorded in Liber L.
i. T., No. %, folio 23S, etc, one Of
the Land Records Of said Garrett
County. Said land will be sold to
satisfy and pay the taxes due and
in-arrear thereon TOR the year 1908
as is charged on the Assessment
Books of said Garrett county in the
name of the said Mary NJ. Patton.