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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02
To Reoreanize the Fish Trust.

Chicago, March ZIP. A. Valen-
tine arrived here today from New
York prepared to reorganize the So
called fish trust-A. Booth & Co.
with a capital Of $4,000.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02
A VETERAN OF FOUR WARS

Charles Friedeck, Inmate of Battle
Mountain Saritarium.
Hot Springs, S. D., March 30
Among the veterans now at the VAL
ley Mountain sanitarium, or govern
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02
Forenoon Session.

FORENOON 0CSSlOn.
The forenoon session will COM
mence promptly at ten o'clock and
the following subjects will be dis
cussed.
Care of School Property; by
School Board; by Teacher"-H. ].
Carriers, District No. 5.
"School-room Equipment"-Mor
ris Appel, Rapid City.
Repairs for School House,
William Allen, District No. -.
Tuition and Transportation
Mrs. Mary Lippincott, District No.
81.
School Term and Teachers Sal
ary'-John Hamm, District No. 49,.
Valid Certifcates"-W W..
Balch, District No. al.
Teachers Contracts Robert B..
Lees, District No. "a.
"Oficers' Reports"-M. A. Lange,
Rapid City.
"Organizing Districts" John
Haas, District No. Is.
Dividing Districts and Changing
Boundary Lines"-H. w. Jones, Dis
trict No. %.
Voting Bonds and Building
School Houses''-W e. G. Mccain,
District No. 25.
Election and Appointment Of
School Oficers''-W. Il. Hafke, Dis
trct No. AZ.
Afternoon Session.
The following is the program for
the afternoon session, which Will
commence promptly at 1880:
Vocal solo-Mrs. Geraldine Stan
nard.
"The Course OF Study. c..
Blyman, Superintendent of Rapid
City Schools.
Piano solo-Miss Agnes Duhamel.
Reaching the Pupil "A. D.
Humbert, State School Of Mines.
Reading-Miss leila Soule.
"What Can be Done to Improve
the Rural Schools? "-President f.
L. Cook, Spearfish Normal School.
Piano solo-Miss Agnes Duhamel.
Address,. Fred Olander, Chair
mar Of the Examining Board.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02

Heavy Penalty for Kidnapping.
st. Paul, Mimi, March Tho
house today passed the bill making
the penalty for kidnapping life ha-s
prisonmsnk. ,, s. !. f,sRhn ?
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02
SCHOOL QUESTION
Will be Discussed ut the Annual Of
ficerS and Teachers Meeting.

Will be Discussed ut the Annual Of
ficers and Teachers Meeting.
The annual public school officers
and teachers meeting of Penning-
ton county will be held at Library
Hall on Friday, forenoon and af-
ternoon, April 2, and an interest
ing program has been arranged by
Miss Matte McMichael, county sup
erintendent. The forenoon will be
devoted to the discussion of school
questions that come up frequently
and in the afternoon addresses will
be delivered by Prof. j. C. Blyman,
superintendent of the Rapid City
schools; Prof. A. d. Humbert, of the
School of Mines, and President f.
l.. Cook, of the Spearfish Normal.
Patrons Of the schools are urged
to attend this meeting which should
and unquestionably will bye very
beneficial to the schools of the coun-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02

Union omes Tor IN. job printing.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02

Oklahoma City, Okla, March 2S.
A dispatch from Pierce, a little
railway station one mile from Hick-
DRY Ground, at two o'clock this
morning states that 500 armed men
are modified there in readiness for
action at daybreak. The Snakes
have retreated to timber mill in
the rear OF the Pario home.
The dead bodies are still lying
in the Parjo yard, none of the me-.
daring TO go near there before day
break. The dispatch says that moth
ing but a miracle can prevent day
break attack SiXJy-five negroes
are known to be armed.
1t is reported that one Indian
was killed and several wounded in
the battle last night. A dispatch
from Henrietta says that Parjo is
wounded.
Five companies Of state militia
have baen ordered to the scene an(
special trains are being hurried frcn
Chandler, Oklahoma City, Musko-
gee. shawnee and Durant. Col. Ro!
Hoffman is in command.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02

Guthrie, okla, March 27.-At
the :elephoned request of Sheriff
Odomo, of Mcintosh county, Cover
nor Haskell directed Adj. Gen. Can
ton to assume charge of the situa-
ton and order the necessary militia
to go to the scene of trouble to-
night,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02
INDIANS ON
TIL: WARPATH
TWO OFFICERS KILLED AND ONE
FATAIE.N WOUNDED BY BAND
Or CREEK INDIANS.
OKLAHOMA MILITIA AND ARMED
CITIZENS ARE MARCHING TO
SCENE Or TROUBLE.

Oklahoma City, Okla, March 81.
In pitched battle at Hickory
Ground, this evening between pos
Sc OF five officers and 20 Creek In
dams, of the Snake Clan, officers
Edward Baum and Herman Odomo,
OF Checotah, were killed and Frank
Swift was fatally wounded. The
other members of the posse, Frank
Jones and William Car escaped
without injury and fled to the set
tlement where the news was tele-
phoned to Sheriff Odomo, of McIn-
tosh county, Odomo was a son of
the sheriff and Daum was the mar
shal of Checotah. Swift was picked
up by the two that escaped and taken
to Pierce station, a mile away.
The officers, not expecting trouble,
We're on their way to the cabin of
Chief Parjo, of the Snake Clan, to
serve warrant on him for compile
1ty in the Indian and negro
trouble Thursday. AS they
We're in the act of entering the
chiefs yard, 20 guns were leveled
and fired at them by as many In
dams in the house and around the
corner.
Within 30 minutes after the re-
port reached Checotah, 100 men
were armed and every available
gun and practically all the amuni-
tion in the town taken. In an hour
En III; r,,r
DRY Ground. When the news
reached Muskogee, the officers issued
call for men and in short time
a posse of 80 was ready to march.
From Henrietta a posse is also on
the way to Pierce, the place select
ed for the mobilization.
At eleven o'clock tonight, Adj.
Gen. Frank Canton, of the Oklaho-
ma national guard, wired Col. Roy
Hoffman, of Chandler, to call four
companies OF the state guard for
mobilization at Pierce. The COM
panes at Oklahoma City, Chandler,
Muskogee and Durant will depart
tonight.
A dispatch from Checotah says
that the Snake Clan has been pur-
chasing rifles and ammunition there
for a month and are supplied with
ammunition enough to last at least
two days. Pario, who has SO Of
ten within the past two years ex-
pressed displeasure at the restraint
of law and who had often called
his men in council, is believed will
make a determined stand on be-
half of his ideas of liberty. His
band had been outlaws for years
and it required the services Of Unit
ed States officers and the threat to
call the state militia to quell them
last fall during the council at Hick-
DRY Ground.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-02

When you are told that
Rapid City has a boom with
mushroom attachment, deny
II and insist that it's just y
natural, normal growth tat
that has begun to sit " and
notlce-that's all.
500 81. Z, .,YnH<saSa>A1
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
Soak Lamp Wicks in Vinegar.
Stretch Curtains On Couch.

Soaking lamp wicks in vinegar - hour,
before placing In lamp iueuTeO q clear flame
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
Make Changes

In the very commendable effort TO
change things around a bit and give
the mouse new look at house clean
ing time, 1t Is just as we'll to be a
little careful in the matter OF plac-
Ing the piano. A refreshingly new
ana changed appearance may be
given TO a room by having the plano
In another corner for a change but
II that corner Is near a window or
close to a register the scheme had
better be abandoned A piano Is
extremely sensitive to cold, heat or
dampness II is a great mistake m
put 1t too near to the fire or rodia.
Tor, because the heat Is ant to af-
feet the deIicately constructed sound
Ing board and interfere with tho
tone of the piano. A piano which
stands by an open window on = rainw
day Is almost sure to be damnpod
me dampness rustS the wires ana
otherwise affects the interior.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
MHo6uetIons

Society usually has for Its small
or large social eXactlons excellent
reasons founded on good taste and
consideration for others. Occasional
ly. however, there are exceptions to
this rule. and portion of the social
community VIII thke up with zeal
worthy OF better cause absurd fads
OF conduct which not only have moth
ing 10 recommend them, but which
may be positively mischievous in
their effects.
The present fnd OF dispensing al
most wholly with lntroductlons IS
one of these. Recently il was car.
rled to such degree in a New YorL
home that not one OF the Ruests ar
u large luncheon was presented In
the guest OF honor whom they had
been invited to meet. though all of
them were strangers 10 her Theoreti.
cally, being friends of her friends
they were friends of hers.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
PU&dings
STEAMED CHOCOLATE puDD1Nc

STEAMED CHOCOLATE PUDDING.
Cream together one cup OF sugar
with half cup of butter and add
to this the yoke of two eggs which
have been beaten light; then add ono
cup OF milk. Melt one ounce OF
chocolate over dish of hot wnter
and add this TO the batter. Sift two
cups of flour and add to 1t two tea
spoons of baking flour and beat into
the mixture until perfectly smooth.
Whip the whites Of the two eggs Ia
a stiff froth and ndd lastly. Put a
heaDing tablespoonful OF this mix
ture into small cup, set the Guns
In pan OF hot water and eteam for
three-quartcrs OF an hour In slow
oven. Serve with the following
sauce: Cream together one Gun of
powdered sugar and half Gun of
butter, add one teaspoon OF vanilla
and gradually add half a cup of rich
milk or thin cream. Place the bowl
In basin of hot water and constant
ly stir this sauce until 1t is smooth
and creamy no longer.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
BAKED ORANGE PUDDING

One cup of sugar. large tablespoon
ful OF butter, two eggs and one and
a half cups OF milk, two cups of flour
and two teaspoons OF baking powder.
nnvor with the grated rind CT two
large oranges Bake until golden
brown In n brisk oven. Serve with
the following sauce: Four large Ia
blespoons of sugar, two OF butter and
one OF llour Cream these three In
gradients together until perfectly
smooth.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28

house at right temperature.
Seventy degrees Is comfort; so de-
grees is sickness and 80 degrees Ia
sure death.
People who have an excessive hoat
are bound to have constant colds.
It's weakening and depressing TO
live In too hot house.
Open flreplaces serve as ventlla.
tors as we'll as CHEEKY adjunct to
house.
Ii you cannot have these there
should be ventllators placed high in
the walls.
Especially should there be d ven.
tilated interval between the kitchen
and the rest of the dwelling
By this means cooking odors are
prevented from disseminating
through the house.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
To Keen from Inhaling Dust.

II. whon YOU are rondy 20 do your WeekIy
sweeping. you VIII place small piece OF
cold ornnm In each noFtril you VIII not in-
TO tho cold cream. and can be- easily re-
moved with handkerchief This 10 alOo
summer. and again In tho sharp winter
weather II you place oome OF tho cold cream
In your nostriis before going out In tho air.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
Rernodeling Hint

When buying new goods for an old
dress considerable care must be cx-
ercised to select something that will
make the old goods look better in
stead OF worse,
If 1t Is desirable to have the dress
all black buy the same color black
and change the texture. Black chif-
fon makes a worn cloth llfeless. while
other materials will give it a fresh
look.
1t is better 10 have the new mate
rial OF a different texture. For In
stance. new velvet Will look better
with old silk; black that has been
worn eome time will look better II
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
Table Mat Design For Either Linen or Leather

made over with some other color.
The bodice Innings are often per-
fectly good while the outside Is worn
out, needing perhaps just u cleaning
about neck and waist and some new
bones and castings.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28

NtIer much use your ironing board usually
,mSMspepers folded double and laid on tho
,,,, rUnlns BOARD aad then d white cloth pinned
TS WIN make the board tho s1mo all over
The papers must be InId so as not TO make
my my Jumps. which can b. done by careful
"rSo men these papers wear out put new
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
To Stuff Pillows

satisfactory way to MI art pillows where
ono % r..,,a, SHn NOT afford feothers Is ths; Fold
'tph, SPepz, ~ several thtcuicsses Csay
% Ppt mick pads u good batting on each aldo
% ot P3Pvr, stun pillow with this and II VIII
feathers. 0'u'teo with
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
Fresh Air for Ba by.

When toe busy to give hcr baby an airing
He' loVie, droEz the child Wnrmlys pot him
sht h tnS nunniest room you have Put the
S Sn' WINDOW wide. The temperature ought to
~ oV degrees. Cover tho baby well and as
IN extra preeautlon place hot water bot
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28

Extend your couch full width. cover with
hheet or nowsPaperd Thon stretch your cur
tain on tho couch. II you md thnt the
couch is not long enough. toko the part Of
tho curtain that hangs over and pin IL back
on tho couch
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
To Clean Bathtubs.

80 clean bpthtubs, woshbowls and white
stIhs s use benzlno or gnsollno eaturnto "A
rp,,11u Htu tu6 an over and then rub dry Win
-, ~ '.loI cinths li they are dirty rspclt This
WI WI rANe labor ana also the porcelain ON ,Lo
1uv' ana sink; keep bcnxine In a glnsE lar
ana Keep away from nrc. '
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28

IL 10 Ir IRON at bic foot Protect his eyes and
~ windy place n rcrccn In front OF him Lei
MN sleep here from to and ho viii
thrive and enjoy IL. W."
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28

To Pad Your Ironing Board.

W oiten sevos hard cold, and viii DO a
W. in,eSteted by any ono troubled With eatar
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28
For Children

Girls are no longer given stunts
of fine stitching wIich do not lesd
TO definite rcsults. Instead they aTe
taught to make things that show and
give pleasure. II a little girl wants
10 learn how to embroider start her
with set OF bean bags. These eau
be made in three sizes. from heavy
denim or cretonue or linen. II lne
muterial Is used have the bugs stamp
ed with some simple conventional dc,
sign like a butterfly or large-petaIea
flower. and let the little girl woIS
II with the outline stitch. A SoIu
butterfly on blue or red denim Is veEl
effective. II cretoune ~ used Lave
the flower In the center OF the square
and let the little sewer edge Tue
flower with buttonhole stitch
A popular amusement just now 70
piecing together puzzle pictures III
a simple form, blocks or zigzag piecys'
they were once used to entor'dnu
mere 4-year- -olds In the nursery nov
In more complicated form they dl'ei.
the entire family circle and are useu
for a sort of travelling library. lp
picture, which may be photoGTdPp
Of a fine painting or print IRON
Is pasted on thin she.
ot wood, then with jigsaw Is cus
INTO many pieces, large. small ap.
medium. with absolutely no ehoIs
oward conventional form. The InoI.
intricate the jigsaw pattern the mo'e
the puzzle These are tuep
nut together. and one Intricate pu1
lie will keep an alert boy or girl o"''
nc IL not two evenings,
The oasis., 1909-05-15
AA6
Saturday, May IS, 1909
New Land law.

The last Congress enacted a law granting homestead applicants upon certain classes of desert lands in Arizona and other mountain commonwealths the right to in clude in their entries, under cer- tain conditions and limitations 320 acres each.
 The land office has promulgated a list of such lands in Arizona, of which THE OASIS is in receipt of a CODY. With the assistance of Alt torney s. F. Noon, who makes speciality of land matters, and is posted most thoroughly, THE OASIS presents list of the lands within Santa Cruz county embraced in the list as follows:
 Township No. 20 South; all of Range No. 12 East.
 Township No. 2l South; all of Range No. 12 East.
 Township No. p South; all of Ranges Nos. 10, Il and 12 East.
 Township No. 23 South; all of Ranges Nos. 10, Il and 12 East.
 Township No. 24 South; all of Ranges No. II and 12 East.
 All the townships described above lie west of the Santa Cruz river, in the mountains that skirt the valley, and it is doubtful whether they would be of any value whatever even as dry farm ing proposition.
The oasis., 1909-05-15
Railway Construction up the Ysqul.

Railway Construction up the Yaqul.
 From a letter received yesterday from the end of track on the line of the Cananea, Rio Yaqui & Pa cifc railway building along the Yaqui river northward from Corral, 1t is learned that the road is run hing now on a commercial basis as far as Tufanito, which is about 40 kilometers from Corral. The end of the track is near Nacimiento, a point about twenty kilometers from Iufanito; and It is anticipated that the rails will reach Realito, eight kllometers from Nacimiento, about the first day of June. The forward grading camp is at La Concentra- clon, which is eight kilometers from Realito, and about 175 kill ometers from Corral. The forward surveying party is in the vicinity ol Onavas, but on the west side of the river some ten kilometers above La Concentration.
 It IS stated that another party of engineers is engaged in a survey of La Barranca coal field.
 The mines at La Dura ship now concentrates and high grade ores wa the new railroad, packing them to the end of the track and for "ardlng thence by rail.
The oasis., 1909-05-15
\ FtaternaI Official Visit.

Wednesday evening there ar- [lyed at Nogales Mrs. Rosalind VlaTk of Flagstaff, who is Grand Ma'ron of the Grand Chapter of arizona, Order of the Eastern Star, Cno WI paid an official visit to Unity Onapter No. IS, the Nogales chap % ter or the order. Thursday evening tue lady visited with the chapter lt nt her official capacity and in honor ol her visit there was full attend oa "uVe' Thursday afternoon a re- Cvp'lon N, was given in honor of Mrs. D p''[K IT at the residence of Mrs. H. "' NehShaw on West Avenue. and so,s so ,eyeolng the chapter as body SMI'eftalned M,e G the lady at dinner at Ja,s %lS' Ncoyille's restaurant. Thurs tGay Ga morning Mrs. Clark departed %ua %ou the line city continuing on ver;a ver round of official visits to the val %tSr'o0s subordinate chapters in the jurisdiction.
The oasis., 1909-05-15

Barney Quinn, the contractor, is erecting stone cottage on his property, northward from the court house.
The oasis., 1909-05-15

Subscribe for TIE OASIS.
The oasis., 1909-05-15
Report of the Condition of NogaIes Building & Loan
 Association

At Ncgales, in the Territory of Arizona. at the
 close of business April 2S 1909.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-30
Notice o, sale Under Execution.

Noticc is hereby given that, in pur-
suanco OF writ OF execution issued
out OF the Clerks oIico OF On, district
cour. In and FOR Carter county OKLA.
homa, on the 1st day of september.
1909. in an action whoryiu Morris Sass
was plaintiff. and L. u billiard was
defendant, oommard.rs me 20 loyy
upon property bclong IE t0 said L. II
Dliard, sufficient 90 satisfy q judr
mcut rendered in aid action in favor
OF Morris Sass agtils. said J.. H. Dil.
lard Tor the sum o, 3-aS5O with
$500 cost with in'.rn- thereon from
the dp.c OF said Judgment, the l7th
day o. september, 1909 J have levied
upon the certain land. and tencmcnts
b longing 20 said J. "a Dllard. not
exempt from sale under execution, for
want OF goods and ,A,t'ola Of said l..
n Dillard. 10 wit.
Northeast quarto- o. section twon.
tytvo. township four south, range two
west. situated in Garter county Okla.
homa. and have caused ia land 20 be
appraised according 60 .tv at $1,000
per acre.
Now therefore uo... ls hereby
given that in pursuaue. Of the com.
msnGs OF said writ Z will orcr for
sal, ard sell fr cash 70 the highest
bidder said lands aai .mnu,s. or so
much thereof as viii satisfy said
Judgment and COS u. .Iu .ath day
Of October 1909 a. o.oo. p. m., of
said day. 90 the from. door 3l .le cuur,
house in the City OF Arimorc n .a'd
county and state
Wines my hand .i- ,'. 22ad day
Of september. 1902
j. % NkEUS.
Shrr,n of Garter County Oklahoma
ny W = lANDUrW Deputy
2'"OTii
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-30
Order for Hearing Petition 10 Sell
Real Estate by Guardian.


state OF oklahoma, Carter County
ss: In County Court.
II the matter OF the rlarlilnst.p
OF William II. Jackson, minor.
Now on this l4th day OF September,
1909, comes w. II Glover as guard
ian OF The estate OF the above named
ward having flied herein h!s pc..ton
for the sale OF the real estate Of said
ward for the reasons in said petition
stated.
It Is Ordered, That said petition b,
'ni hereby is set for hearing on the
18th day Of October 4. d 1909, az Q
o'clock a ma at which time the next
Of Kin and all persons Interested in
the estate Of said ward. are required
o appear and show cause II any
d. yhav, why an order should not
De granted for the sale Of SO much of
the real estate OF said ward as is
necessary for the reasOns In said pe.
tition stated. II 10 further ordered
that 0 copy be published for 4 success
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-30
Notice Of Sale

No.cy Is hereby given 'ha, .lc uu.
aer su.l trustee. as %. successor
of W. H. Ulolkmor. Trustee. i1 pur.
suanca OF o Deed a' Trust given 1y
~. Colbert and henrietta Colbert
dated .a, ,,h day .. October 1905,
to ~ 81. B.yakmo.., Trustee Tor ,ho
flint National Bans ol t-imorc,
plla. which Decd o., Trust vas 90.
corded o, T'shoDus. Indian Terri
tory iu recording p.-t.,. 40. 30, on
"a. 18th day ot October 1905. and
upon which default has been made
ay %. failure TO pay tho debt whom
%, same matured 3ni upon which
,h.re is due S74537S. viii sell the
property secured by sand mortgage or
50 much thereof as V'il satisfy said
dc1' with five per cont as Trustee
fees and COS, " sale according 20
IN, terms or said mortgage. A. public
outcry 70 'ha highest bidder for cash
on the ith day OF Oc' ober, 1899. at
10 o'clock m, at the front door Of
,h. Johnston County Court house Al
rishomiuso. oklahoma the said
properly 5.iue daeer.b.c as follows,
to.Hi,:
( The Mel. OF The sW1, Of Section
, 10; ana the Nla OF 'ho NWH OF the
SWG OF Section 10, in township 4
south range o East OF tho Indian
Daac and Meridian; and the Wa o'
'hc SWH Of Section gi. md nc NEH
Of .ho NWH % Section &c; and the
Northeast quarter OF tho NW4 Of
Section p. al IN township four
south. range ak east OF IN. Indian
Ba-r and Meridian.
Also the 81 Of the ~. o; section
10; and the NWi4 OF the sEH Of
said section 10. Tho So OF the
NWia Of the sWh OF said Section
10. and the East half % he NEh OF
the SCI, Of Section .; and the NWii
OF the NEit OF the SEA o' said Sec
lion O. all IN township South, range
East Of tn indian Meridian. all oi
said land being in the Ch'ckasaw Ma
tiol, indian Territory and being IN
all 40 acres Of land, together wit
all and singular the Improvement.
thereon, and all The rights, privileges
hcrcuitamouss and appurtcnancas
thercnnto IN any wise belonging OF
appcrtaininS.
Witness my hand OF ,his the PM
day of Sep. omber, 1903
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF Ardmore, Oklahoma
ny " D. POTTER Trustee
CRUCE CRUCE & BLEAKMORE.
POTTER & /POTTeR, Attorneys.
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