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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
ARE YOU BUILDING.

Let the Spokane Paint & Oil Co.
estimate your door. window and in
side finish bill. We can save you
and guarantee quality and prompt
delivery. Madison St and N. p. Ry.
Phone 60. *s*
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05

The world never agrees with the
man who tries to swallow it whole.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05

(Tomorrow's article will de-
scribe Taft. the Man" and give
his own reasons for asking for your
SUI port)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
WHAT 1T ALL MEANS


First Of articles written for First Voters
Naturazed Citizens Folk followed
political closely, Boy and Girl readers
BY gibson GARDNER
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
$4,000 Suits on Sale at $3.50

THESE suits the latest style
Kane The materials all WOOL single
double breasted
SHOWN These suits just good sold
where at $500 We sell them
we will sell them $3.50.
BOYS SUITS to fit all in
best line in the city. Proce from.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-05
$3.50 Suits on Sale at $8.75

And these good SIZE suits can buy in any
or store in western America The cloths worsteds
chevios and Scotch grays ans
and fancy mixtures. All sizes from o
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

rest OF his birds and drop him overheard. perhaps
a mile from shore. The partially intoxicated man
does drown, but manages to reach the beach
and recovers. The unhappy birds put in boxes
with wire fronts, having perches raised above each
other. here often eight hundred small birds
packed closely together-bue birds ruby birds,
ender birds orange birds. Imagine the feelings
of these gorgeous little fnches being transported
from their home the wide African coast to the
confined horrors of their bird slave ship rolling
about the ocean,
The author goes to state that often the boxes
OF fnches brought to the upper deck and if a
hurricane suddenly arises they blown overheard
and tossed from crest to the pillows for an
hour before boats crew leave the ship for
When they first arrive in America they are in
rough feather and Dad order. because the boxes
overcTowded and in q filthy condition and the
seed used during the voyage is OF the cheapest
grade
Further on he says that each little bird is OF
such slight value in Africa that the negro would
die a strict teetotaller II he depended on catching
them IN cages To quote him again, Our African
has a chronic hatred of work. and loves the "old
Medford." he strolls about until he finds a
piece of forest where hundreds of finches roost
Then obtaining a peculiar sort OF wood which
when burning. stupefies the birds he stretches his
sort Of blanket made of large leaves lights the
odorous tinder and catches blankets full of nnches
fsgfsr than he can transfer thsm to ths boxsa'
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
PLEA FOR BIRD SLAVES
Their Capture, Sale and Life Lik-
ened to Negro Traffic,

Writing Of Captive Wild Birds in a pamphlet
for the American Humane Association. Miss Mar
shall Saunders. of Halifax, n. s.. makes plea not
only for stopping the traffic in captive wild birds
the ground of cruelty, but for the emancipation
Of the bird slaves" as she styles the featheTed
captives from foreign countries. As a means or
putting an end such traffic in birds Miss Saun-
ders urges a systematic investigation the part
the humane societies and the compilation of sta
tistics.
I should like to see the humane societies take
interest in this matter" says she. and 10 in
quire into It, Figures must be kept. and we ought
to be able to get at them. | should like to find out
how many birds imported. where they come
from. what is the percentage Of deaths by whom
they purchased. etc l appeal To humane work
do something for the foreign birds-the pitt
full little captves upraising their suffering voices
In protest all this continent We let our black
slaves go; let rs set the bird slaves free also"
Likening the traffic In rare African birds TO the
traffic in negroes, and the ships laden with birds
this and other countries to the slave ships OF
old Miss Saunders refers to a book published by
We'll known Boston bird dealer and authority the
subject
In his book" writes Miss Saunders. he says
that African negroes catch birds and take them to
the captains of barks plying between the West
Coast and Boston. The captains buy the birds in
lots giving in exchange watch chains collars,
stovepipe hats and rum. Some of the captains
trade a pint of for the first ten birds. then
when the negro becomes stupehed they take the
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
BROOKLYN BANK MOVES.
Opens Nez0 Quarters IN Fulton Street
IN Shopping District.

The Brooklyn Bank moved into It's quarters.
Nos and 5S7 Fulton street during the last week
The building runs through TO the FGatbush
extension, and has entrances on both thorough
fares. The material Of the exterior is Indiana
limestone. This is the second bank 70 erect
building in this neighborhood. The Dime Savings
Bank has just put up building a stones throw
away in DeKalb avenue, just of Fulton street.
As in the of the Dime Savings Bank the
Brooklyn Bank has cnOSen this location. I'm the
heart of the shopping district better adapted 20
business purposes than the Old situation further
downtown. The opening of the Manhattan
Bridge will make the Flatbush avenue
tension of the busiest streets in the borough.
In opening the building the Brooklyn Bank has
closed its office at No p Flatbush avenue. and
Fulton streets. into a branch office.
The interior the banking is of marble
The directors ana Il sitting the
second floor. which has been provided for the
woman patrons who expected 10 stop in on
their way to the department stores. finished i'll
French gray. with the furniture in Mission style
The safe deposit vaults in the b,isem mt under
the banking They have accommodations for
thousand boxes.
This bank was amoLg the first of the Brooklyn
banks 20 close it's doors than year ago, at
terested with the Borough Bank in the Interna-
tional Trust Company. it soon got back its
feet, and placed under g new management
Its officers are: Daniel O. UnderhilI, president "
G. Ayres, vce-president and cashier; W. G. Rem
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
EVEN HONORS.

One OF the Tammany delegates at the Denver
convention was approached by old acquaintance
who was badly down IN his luck. Siding up 10 the
Tammanyite. he said:
Say, Billy, lend me twenty, will you? I'm
short
The New Yorker went down into his pocket,
nshed out a big roll and handed ten-dollar bill
10 the seedy one.
Say, Billy" said he OF the touch, II said
twenty"
II know you aid" said the politician, but I
think this way In fairsr. You lose ten and lose
tsn. eesr1-aucosses
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Point next Thursday and play a game with ths
field artillery at the Military Academy. The Bat
tery men are now being instructed in horssmanship
Major William A Turpin. OF the 18th Regiment
will, II is thought. be elected lieutenant colonel,
vice Davis. elected colonel He is the senior maJof
In the command. which he Joined a first heu-
tenant In 1888 He may possibly be opposed oy
Major J. 7. Ashley. the second senior major. PIT
vate Harry Meeks. OF the fourth company. has been
unanimously elected second lieutenant He has an
excellent record.
me following officers and men of Squadron =
nave performed leo per cent Of duty for ten anu
nve years. as given below: For ten years-CaptAi1
William r. Wright Captain Edward OlEistSao.
Ouartermaster Sergeant Lewis II. Brown. SerSeHn1
II w Dittman and Sergeant David stuart 70.
nve years-CorpOral II. L. E. Drier. Farrter n ".
Goddard. Quartermaster Sergeant Alfred G. Ch~r's~
Corporal Walter II. Powers Corporal Samusa =
Gage. Private Ronald c. Lee and Sergeant heN''
c. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

There had been some talk among officers OF the
national guard of trying to obtain the appoint
ment OF former Captain Francis G. Landon OF the
7th Regiment. adiutant general but as Captain
Landon has been elected major in the 7th Regl-
ment the movement has been dropped Governor
Hughes will January next have appoint
ment as adjutant general TO make. and will prob
ably reappoint Adjutant General Henry. Phere are
some other officers anxious for the place.
General George Moore Smith. commanding the
First Brigade, will review the list Regiment its
HrmOry on Tuesday night and reception will
follow the military ceremonies. The guard will be
in charge of Captain Jenkins who will be assisted
by Lleutenants Davidson and Kehlbeck Company
X will hold ball the night of December
Company will hold Al vaudeville entertainment,
and smoker next Wednesday night The field r,,,s,,
OF the regiment will hold its annual reception NJ
the armory on the night OF December p
Colonel James j. Smith. u. s. " who .eryed Wit,
the s9th Regiment during the Civil War and xho
was lieutenant colonel OF that oommsnd snr,n~ az
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
HE COLOR LINE AGAIN.

That the criterion OF beauty is very aissinil.-
among different races Is rot often more striAns1
exemplhed than in the following anecdote O
Virginia negro. At his request the young Ia.
ter's' baby son had been fetched cut for I'm -
spectjon. He looked earnestly for some monis.-ss
then electrified the bystanders with this ung1'A-1-
praise; ''Marse Garrett dat's de prettlss S~
chils sysr zesdP'-IIpplrSotSA
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
kNEM TIE SYMPTOMS.

The Ninister-John, John, / am surprised TO
you. What good does II do you getting muddled
Ike this, putting You of your work. When you
-Four hssd a like to split and you have no appe-
John-oie us ysr hanc. sir. ys'vs been drunk
SerseS-Philadelphia Inquirer.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
WEATHERED OAK PIECES.

175 Savonnerie, Administer &
Body Brussels Carpets Sl.29
1.1O Wool Velvet and Best
Brussels Carpets. .-7oc
80c. Brussels Carpets s...55c
80c. Three-Ply Ingram Car
pets ets..:............f9c aye
1-25 Stenson, Roxbury, Brus-
sells Carpets. .....e CSC
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

A dinner and dance at the Heights Casino viii
follow the comng-out reception of Miss Jessie
Culver Tredwe daughter Of Mrs. Arthur Ken
nard Buxton, next Saturday There are 10 be
fourteen in the receiving party, which will include
Miss Reed
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

A wedding OF particular interest on the Park
Slope will be that Tuesday evening of Miss
Nellie Josephine Stokes daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Thomas Stokes, of No. 30S Garfield Place, and AL
fred Creighton Porter whose engagement was an
spring. 1t is to be home ceremony at
o'clock. The brides only attendants will be her
two sisters Miss Ethel Marie Stokes and Miss
Hazel Genevieve Stokes H. Kay Lessick, of Ger
mantown, Penn, is to be the best man, and Ber-
tram Stokes, Albert R. Grinnell Arthur Hartich
James Kinder, Allen Smith and Heber Ware will
act as ushers On Wednesday last Miss Emma S.
Crane Of No. 295 Garfield Place. entertained in
honor of Miss Stokes.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Mr. and Mrs. George Du POnt Pratt Will give a
dinner followed by music tomorrow evening at
their home No. 245 Clinton avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

dell and F. W. F1ottweH. assistant cashiers and
o. NJ Denton, manager. 1t has a capital OF $4,000
and deposits OF $S14500. 1t is Of the Oldest
banks In the borough. having been organized in
1882
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

5000 Body Brussels Rugs. Size
ox12 .Sle.o8
27.50 Body Brussels Rugs, Size
S.3Xl06 ......S .S16.o6
$3.50 Sanford Administer Rugs,
Size 9x12. .......S2 S21.4S
22.50 Brussels Rugs, New Ori-
entail Designs .S14o8
1.35 Extra Administer and Viii
ton Velvet Carpets. 80. CSC
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. L. Reed, of Cincinnati.
announced last week the engagement of their
daughter Miss Winifred Van Schaick Reed to
Roger Culver Tredwell, of Mrs. Arthur Ken
nard Buxton of No 257 Hicks street.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Robie, OF Manhattan.
Wednesday December 9. is the date set for the
wedding of Miss Florence Rowe. daughter Of Mr
and Mrs, Reginald Rowe, Of No 81 Hancock street,
and Walter T. Churchill OF Manhattan. The bridal
party will comprise Miss Ethel Rowe maid OF
honor; Miss Mabel Mcclure. Miss Constance Rowe,
as bridesmaids; Arthur Hagemeyer, best man,
and four ushers, Herman Behr, James Van Dyke,
Lester Churchill and Reginald Rowe. st. Buke's
Church will be the scene Of the ceremony at
O'Clock A reception will follow at the Rowe home
half hour later.
Cards have been issued for Tuesday, Decepber /.
from until 7 o'clock by Mrs AlexandeE Ector
Orr and Miss Mary Moore Orr, of No. 102 Remsen
street. They will also receive on Thursdays in
January.
Mrs Henry T Richardson, Of No. . Monroe
Place, gave a luncheon on Wednesday for her
niece. Mrs. Arthur King, nee Marguerite Richard
son. who has been living at Ardsley, but will now
make her home in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Critchley, of No 3Ss Han
cock street, announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Helen Marie Critchley, to Sanders
Blanton. The wedding will probably take place
In the spring.
Instead of the conventional afternoon reception,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meurer. OF No. 266 Lincoln
Place. will give a dance at the Academy of Music
for their daughters. Miss Meurer and Miss Grace
Meurer. The date set is Monday, December y
late addition to the debutante calendar is Miss
Bessie Hopkins who will be presented at the con-
ventional afternoon reception Tuesday, Decem-
Der 29 by her mother, Mrs Jesse Lewis Hopkins,
at their home, No 234 Berkeley Place.
Miss Effe Conrow, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Conrow, of No. 53 Montgomery Place will
give a large bridge next Wednesday evening at her
home
Last Tuesday Miss Gertrude Torrey gave a tin
shower for Miss Helen Greason whose marriage to
Walter Dunlap Stuart is set for next Wednesday.
The Little Italy ball on Friday December II, will
be given at the Heights Casino. The committee in
cludes Miss Marie Appleton, Miss Kate d. AlIin,
Miss Ethel Adams, Miss Jean Adams Miss Mary r.
Babbott. Miss Mary Childs, Miss Antoinette Butler,
Miss Florence c. Burke. Miss Katherine Dauchy.
Miss Muriel Goepel Miss Mary Jennings. Miss Olga
Doughty, Miss Madeline Doughty. Miss Charlotte
Leech, Miss Mary Latin, Miss Edith Thurston,
Miss Ruth Thurston, Miss Jessie Stanton Miss
Maude E Jones and Miss Brown
The dates Of the University GIee Club concert
dances have been changed from Wednesday. Janu-
ary 27 to Friday, January %. and from Tuesday,
April o. Wednesday. May ). as the former dates
clashed with those of the opera.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley Swan. nee Mabel Miller,
recently gave dinner at which were present for
the most part members of their bridal party. Miss
Mary Craig Hobbs. of Louisville, the guest of
honor and the other guests were Miss Marjorie
Blossom, of Montclair; Miss Bessie Hopkins. Miss
Marguerite Schumann and Miss Carrie Schumann,
of Manhattan; Miss Dorothy Wallace, Miss Edith
Smith Preston Ward, Doland Lund Wilmot Smith,
Otto Korber, Edwin Keiser, jr. Harry Rogers and
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Markey. No. 156 Eighth ave-
nue.. The bridegroom is the of Mr.. and Mrs
P. B. Magrane, of Lynn, Mass. The Markey home
was decorated with white chrysanthenlums and
palms.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

recently announced engagement is that of Miss
Julia A. Murphy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c Murphy, of No. 105 Willow street and Marshal
Robe OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

wears 1854 and 1850 will review the regiment in is
armory Saturday night. Colonel Smith viii have
as his staff the officers of the Veteran Corps ot
the ssth and the officers Of the famous Irish Brigade
dancing after the military ceremonies Company
Will hold an exhibition drill and dance " dnes-
day night.
Brigadier General John G. Eddy. commanding
the Second Brigade. UiiI review the 47th Regiment
on Wednesday night in its srmory and q recsp-
tton will follow. Colonel 5.trthmlu hopes TO have
General Leonard Wood as r-vI=vins Oficer soals
time next month
Company { of the 7th Regiment has UnaaiToUsfy
elected Private George \ Hull second lieutenant
lie has been member Of tine regiment sine is-
Company F has elected unanimously Private W J.
KeuneIlv lance corporal He Is a son OF the vel
known real estate broker. ana has record z 90
per cent of duty for five years Corporal 8a5.1att
Reynolds also Of Company F. has seen uH1uiuou
ly elected first lieutenant Of Company l. og the lz,h
Regiment He Is one of tie best rife sh,ts tH o.;
regiment and an expert hor-e -eH,4u. with -kc-t-
lent record Of duty
Company & ii the I'd Regimen, viii a--aHse ID
give an exhibition OF bridz- budding and "A dlns--
in the near future. Colonel Ho.rlkin las az
pointed First Sergeant Fred wilson or Company H.
battalion sergeant major. and uarlrruaSt-r Ser
geant A. Stern Of the y"ll.eIuy. has been
pointed battalion qudrJer.lsi>Jer sergeant LIEU
tenant F. Callahan Las been appointed captain <
the regimental track team.
Major David Wilson. commanding tie battalion
OF field artillery has received tle br-vet rank %
lieutenant colonel from Governor Hughes 20" meri-
toriOus service Of over twenty-five years He first
Joined the guard a privste in 1858. and has
served continuously ever since
The 1st Battery football team Will visit West
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

s45on Royal Wilton Rugs,
oxi2 .-...-......- SZI-50
40.e0 Royal Wilton Rugs,
Size 8.5xl0o..--.--.--S $3.50
21.50 Bigelow and Smiths Ak
Minister Rugs, 9xl2. Sl6.es
$500 Bigelow Electra Axnin-
ster Rugs. 8-3xl0-6--..Sl6.48
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

The marriage of Mrs Emily Matthews GLIB and
Arthur Gibb son Of the late John GLIB. will be
quietly solelnniZed Tomorrow at noon at the home
of Mrs. GLIB. Nc IS East Goth street, Manhattan
Mrs. GLIB is the widow Of John Richmond Gibb
& brother Of the bridegroom-eect-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Cards have been issued for Tuesday, DeceRber /.
| from until o'clock by Mrs. AlexandeeS Ector
4. | Orr and Miss Mary Moore Orr, of No. 102 Remsen
! street. They will also receive Thursdays in
I I'm
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
BUILDING BANK, FLATsusH AVENUE.

The lst Battery football team Will visit West
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY ssioNERs.

published October rs. 190S)
State of Oklahoma. Carter Couu
ty, IS.
It is ordered by the ooard OF
County Commissioners OF Carter
County. Oklahoma, that under the
laws now in force In the State Of
Oklahoma, all section lines In Car
ter County are hereby designated as
public highways, and that on all
such section lines shown on plats
filed in this office by the township
trustees. designating that they
should be opened for the benefit o'
the public at large, distractions are
hereby ordered removed. on or b,
fore January 1st. 1909.
And It is further ordered. that
any section lines not designated
in the plats filed in this office, It
will be necessary for the people
wanting any such lines or roads open.
ed TO file petition with this Board
signed by at least IL freeholders,
and any roads other than on section
lines, the petition must oe accom-
panied with bond satisfactory
to this Board; and that this order
applies to al land and lease own
ers, and shall be published In the
Weekly Ardmoreite until Januai.
lst, 1909. and shall serve the pur.
pose the same as II It had been sery.
ed in person on the parties owning
or occupying the land That any
lard owner can ascertain whether
this order will apply TO his land
from tho maps on file in the Coun.
~ Clerks office; and II no protest
is filed within said time. that said
overseers, under the order OF the
township trustees, shall proceed to
take charge and open up and work
said highways.
Done in open session, this the
goth day OF October, 1908.
ROBT. +. SCIvALLY,
CT alrman Board OF County Commits.
missioners.
(Attest); VIM. y. FRAME,
County Clerk.
BY Il. w. DUKE. Deputy.
(SEAL) Oct. 2Swk-t-Jan-1-O9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
A SCHOOL OF CRIME
OLD CONVICT DECLARES REFORM
SCHOOL PLACE TO EDUCATE IN
ALL BRANCHES OF CRIME.

Muskogcc Okla, Dec : Illugs
and without employment, James Ed.
ward lnman, G2 years old, for q
years a convict is '~"dgirg the
streets OF Muskogce fighting for an
honest life
Wherever ne goes conspiring fat
follows him. IAN ask Is an honest
chance TO make an honest living. /
am through with this life OF crime %
All Of lnman's convictions have
been for larceny and burglary. lie
has not the face Of a criminal II
is honest and clean-cut Since in
Muskogce he has attended church
regularly and spends much OF MS
time reading good literature. H. il
a Christian.
Life was against Inman when ne
came into the world His mother gave
her life for his. His father re
married, and according to his story
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
Notice Of Sale OF Real Estate by
Guardian.

In the matter Of the Guardianship of
Joe. Solcn and Ioston Walker mlu.
ors.
Notice is hereby given iu pursuance
Of am order OF the County Court of
the County OF McCurtain. state of ok.
lahoma, made ON the 18th day OF
October 1905 the undersigned guar
dian Of the estate Of the above
named minors will sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder
subject to confirmation by said
Court on Saturday. the 18TH day
Of December 1905 at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the Court House door at Atdmuyc.
an the right. title and interest of
said Minors in and to the following
described real estate situate In Garter
County and stephens County. state
OF Oklahoma, to.wit.
The y W "a and y w s., of y W -
of 5 W Il Of Sec Z, TWP. I South and
Range I East and the \ = OF the y
= Of : Z =, and w a Of y w u,
Of y r = ana y W = Of $ " 3, OF
y r iiand 5 T. u of y + ., of the
y W o, of Secl2.Twp. I South. Range
/ West and the 5 T. a Of the y T.
., Of the y W ., of Sec. lG Twp Q
South. Range l East and 5 w u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09

estate OF said dccedent are required
10 exhibit them to said uudcrsigi,
ed W. H. Rolf. Administrator with
the necessary vouchers at the uf.
flee Of Johnson 4 McGu I'm Ard.
more. in said county, within
six months from the date OF the
first publication OF this notice. to-
wit: from the 22nd day OF Novcm-
Der. 1908.
Dated Novembcr 2lst 1905
" II. ROFF.
22.jwks Administration
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-09
NOTICE OF SALE.

STATE or OKLAHOMA, county of
Garvin, SIS. In the County Court
In the matter of the Guardianship of
Dewey and Robert Lamey, minors.
Notice is hereby given in
pursuance of an order OF the
County Court of the County of
Garviu, state Of Oklahoma. made on
the 18th day of October, 1908, the
undersigned GuardlIn of the estate of
Dewey and Robert Lamey, viii sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder
subject TO confirmation by said
County Court on Monday, the 2lst day
of December, A. d. 1908, at . o'clock
p. m, at the door of the County Court
House at Pauls Valley Oklahoma, all
right, title and interest that the said
estate has by operation OF law or
otherwise, acquired in and TO the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated
in Carter and Garvin Counties. State
OF Oklahoma, to-wit:
Land of Dewey Lamey to be sold
being f y Of y + 4 of S VIZ Sec. 26.
TIP. South, Range . West in Carter
| County
That the lands OF Robert Iamcy ia
be sold being the y w 4 Of NE a
Of S + 4 of Sec. &c, TIP. South
Range West In Carter County, Ok
lahoma, and also n. 1886 acres of LOT
2, Section 80, township North. Range
West in Garvln County, State OF
Oklahoma.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to-wit:
One half cash, and the remainder II
two equal payments in six and twelve
months respectively. The said de
ferred payments TO bear interest a
the rate Of 6 per cent per -nnum tC
he secured by security to be approve,
by the Court
Dated the 2nd day Of November
1908.
Sampson Lamey Guardian.
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