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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21
THE HOME MERCHANT.
Don't Buy Anything From Travelling
Agents or PeddIery.

The following from the Empcria
Gazette Is good advice to the inhabi-
.tants Of any town. The way to build
up d place Is to encourage and pat
fonize It's established Industries ana
business houses:
Several enterprising citizens have
been arrested In Kansas towns re-
cshtely, charged with the short
weight graft. They sold oranges,
apples, potatoes, or other vegetables,
from wagons. offering their goods
at lower prices than are usually
charged at the stores.
without reference to The question
Of short weight, It 10 a good plan
10 discourage such vendors People
who want to buy oranges, potatoes,
p,neapples Or pongfanates can Get
them at the stores 81 the merchants
who contribute To the welfare and
upbuildihg Of the town. These
street statesmen, whatever their
wares, have no other object than 70
take as much money out Of the town
as they can.
EmpofIa people should be loyal to
\ Igmporia IA small things AZ well 80
large things. Every time You spend
. dollar at home, you are helping
the town along; every time you send
away q dollar. or pay q dollar to an
cldltcngusd stranger, You are gold
briciing the town.
The home merchants have Q moral
right to your trade II the prices
are at alliwithin reason. They bear
4 large share Of the public burdens
They pay heavy taxes and rent. they
contribute freely to every good moEe-
mehtI they hire EmporIa men and
women, and keep the ball rolling.
II a str6hGer comes along and
Says that he will undersell the home
merchants, there " something queer
about his proposition. The nner1
chants, generally Fpoaking, sell the
things a. low they can be- sold N
reason. II 4 70 their interest to
treat their customers as well as they
can.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21
COAcEAliNG THE BANK RECORDS
Oklahoma Attorney General Threaishs
70 orlna Aasndsmus PrecesdIeDs
Against Bank Commissions

CuthfIs. OK, April 1e.-It W. 70
ported here ssmiofRciaiiT that Atior
nsr General Charles ., West On b.
halt ol charles TAYLOR, state examiner
and inspector, vli ale = mandamus
stll atsihst Bank commlasi1hel A. n.
foanf u aa attempt % compcl Nm to
fnra over % ~. Taylor iAs aasltl and
r,s,ris Oh De 3sfuncl colantia nank
nnf rru1t company q Oklahoma clQ
ff tfrminalion
E0I t'1u1 S1|onsf tc1af aas ia.
-r1..aI ~ sr.r|stI'tr d
tl |r|'0| W ~
W |.I
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21


He also spoke OF the citcumsiance
az Hyts not consulting with pr ivy
man, the family ph5slelap.
where Capsule Cane From.
Eve viii show you where this myl-
tstious capsule came from We VII
show how. TIE poison was sklliuliy
masked Cyanide Of potassium j. one
81 The most deadly Of poiaons. II Is
rarely ever used by doctors as medi'
cIne strychnin Is frequently used
ne sald nat Is days before Col.
swo6ss death Dr.. Hyde purchased
avs.rrsli capsules 1t Hugo Breckleln's
drug store Of cyanide q potassium.
Next day. Re said. Hyde purchased
some hve-srain Hollendeu dyspepsiA
tables
aWa wIll show you he continued
.4hst ne Hollenden capsules and the
craaiss eapsules % uiosely fs1embled
go other that they coula not Be dia
tinrulshtd By the ordinary pAfsicirn.
,'Thrrs capsulca regsnhi1d each
olhsr 81 size erl1. and feneral ap-
perlnnoe
eThI. poison nta topG1l On Septem-
~ al We EIIi ahoT nat ne synp'
lens 1ttxn ~ col ssote we're com
t1ss sInnt5ns,hoas e tiElrhH'1
11I 1.Irl1a
as, t..oInsl ltar ise|sEfd l1af qF'
Am. r "a Ir''.zfr| a. 1.'|
I..f ear tT|.I| 0.fI l7'.|@- 4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21
STRIKERS ARE AGAIN At WAR


Pittsburg, April 1.-THE great steel
car making plant at McKee's Rocks is
again IN the throes Of q strike. Blood
lowed. and next daybfsak likely win
ess battles between Americans and
Ne foreign worlmen. a. the former
have denounced they will 90 back %
work and the foreigners openly have
threatened murder Il such an attempt
made. Capt c. P. Smith, in charge
q the Pressed Steel Car Oompany'l
police vas shot and badly beaten By
inreien strikers steven Kusch, one Of
tAs strikers who attacked Smith and
other oilcers. also II at the hospital
with two bullet wounds in bis body
afflicted. Il said By Capt Smith.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

WOMEN or THE D. A. p. DEDICATE
MEMORIAL HALL
Tho Usual sitter struggle u Expected
Tor Control Of ofiIcss President
10 Address Them Thursday.

washington, April Daughters Of
liz American Revolution gathered in
Iarre numbers in their new Memorial
Continental hail this afternoon for the
flrst session Or the Continental con
xress. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, the
president general. was In the chair
ana the program committee presented
ne program for the week, which was
approved. This evening there VIII be
state md committee meetipgA, 4
a. Thursday, at 2;So, in the after
noon, President Taft viii receive the
members Of the congress at the White
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21
vii LET me pLOpLE ULcIDE
senator Percy Agrees . Resign 4 %.
9snlsd n Democratic Primary n
MlssltslppI.

Jackson, Misa., April is.-Aftsr =.
dorsing the suggestion Of Senator is.
roy Percy that 4 primary Be called g
lndorss or repudiate his eleclicn e
congress, the Mississippi lesl1Ieturs
adjourned sine die.
The resolution adopted inltucis ~
safe Democratic executive commIli.e
d can Al election 70 select = parry
senatorial nominee for TIE rsf1i.t
tern. IN this primary NJ. Percy ~
NJ vardaman Nlll Be caadllallt.
skohh the result b unist0ra1le p
percy. he agrees % lender bis re1lsnt
ION as United States senator ~ a.
present term NJ yardamaa hn1
Agreed to he plan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21
RONGERIANS GREET
COL. ROOSEVELT
Remarkable Demonstration IOndered
Ii House Of Parliament
GETS RECEPTION or A RULER
Mskor ii pssss and Nest EfIclsnt
Foreo Tor Neral Regeneration q
Liberty Loving HI
World. Ig8ft

pudabSOt, April 1e.--"To ~ world
you nbt only represent . maker q
peace but you are also the greatest
aad most elHcent force for tho moral
rSg sh4rktion Of the liberty loving
N6rld. To-day though Q private citt'
stn you are getting the reception Of =
talsr hut differing from the reception
81 Kings, because yours springs spon-
taneous from the hearts Of tho people"
A Remarkable ,peene,llA5 4
with these words Qoupt A1pPcny,l
1sreetsd Col. Rockwell n the historic
Hungarian parliament "A 3 remark ADls
acsne u this rematkabla Journey
Cont zppohyl III lnfestrainad phrase
showed Wat col. Roosevelt meant to
n ptSplss ii Europe. Standing IN Z
circle Of 200 members Or ex-membera
ii TIE great r6tInda Of the huge
gothic Pile on the bluk overlooking
dc Danube, with light AlttIng thFQalgh
stained glass Windows, GpL 4 D .I.y,
ivelt tIcJd With bowed head under 4
idSlags lofl theht tributeS Fired W the
napaalon. ~ no. aafterw4td dcntssSed'
MA 1 memory 81 = thousand years
aaShink to his mind, he replied ex'
tenhpotaneouSly In the most inspiring
speeoN IL tho trip. With hsad swins1
ihk fvolt eide to ride ringing, Denetrat'
ins toaeA, words and striking phrases
beranited Ike musketry for 20 spell
IbiudlHk miputeS. ifsi bts aoasi,ss N
III all1unpaFy Friend ~ Liberty
@Ydn All me fTleRd Of Hungary
NJ maR Wko, Il 4 .Eri6ha III liberty can
KSlB SIT b. Nor friend For thou
HAahd years She has htccd for liberty
aia velor."
Ha traced her history through every
~ y % exietSnce. recalling how she
tdfhed sack tie food n bagbagIgm
,hag ia fought Tor ana aymhQllsed
nm ia lIbpTty ybs have in AmsTICca
elSoiieKtly, bic ringing words carry
lhe "a audience uhuSdaily Orat6f proof
81 III fset, e m w
Col Roosevelt took : slap a. p@ls
tcal reacticnarles' VINO eheer y
Efforts q progress, ne decIarea ~
rsaStlcnary spirit y encountered y
ieal{Iatlfs hAlls, the voFla over en- y,
cited the opposition re fnccuaae I. I.
While preaident Of the United Btatei
y sesure HinAtlcs tempered slta kl l |.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21
FOR the RIVER sl,OOOIOOO


washington, April ls.-rhe appro-
priatIon Of tt,OOO.OOO for the improve
ment Of the Missouri river between
Kansas City and. TIE mouth Of the
stream was adopted in The senate. as
wss the appropriation Of ss0O,epo for
the Improvement Of the upper Stfean
from Kansas City 10 Fort Benton,
Mont. The upper river appropriation
was In the form OF an amendment Of
fered in the senate as the house appro-
prlatlon, and provided only yl7S.oOo
for that part Of the river,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

4 4
simon ii, shockey and wife to Isnas
shockey i " 1s-t4-l, 100000.
b. w. Emig and wife to Jesse R
Kaufman v u ne X is-l5-i
s2975,
]. i. Kern ana wlfe to Harry 3, Bets
tract 1884, ~ Il. IN he 1e-is-2
5000,
!. p. Kern and wIfeto Susan A. Russ
tract is2rss It in ne " 1912
$500.
Rebecca Griffith to Barbara Baker
lots Is and so, Fourth st., Solo
mon, $4,000.
y. mi Halleak and wife TO Junis
Haileck, 40 acres IN ne Y s-l2-i
81.
Amanda NJ. Scott and husband 70 w
8. Huston lots s, 4, ., II, blk 1l9
Harrington, $4,000.
EffIe Pratt and husband to Fred
berger Jr,, irregular tract 4 y
wide abutting on Chapman creel
In NV cor. Of ne X ne v 2-ii-S
$1,000.
Nellls Kinderdick and husband (
Albert A. Jaecke lots'2 and 4
blk 5. schllling'S add Herlngton
1880.
David $. strole and wife to 8, 2
Winserd lot l6, blk 3, New Ma
varre, SIS.
Marshfield L. KELLOGG and wife Z
orr a Kellogg lots IS, Is, ~, bll
1bs. creech's add Harrington, sllO'
George A. Rogers and wife to Joslal
Snyder lots !, 2,s, Il, 3, 9, Z, 5, >
10. Rogers park add Abilene, 81
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

Robinson. m. April 1S.--Becomint
suddenly Insane ii The trial OF samuel
Coz. charged Win murder, ". r. col
llnn a Juror. attempted to colnil|
suicide. The iury haa bssn oal Ior
more than a houa without rercaiag
Z decision.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21
NOW CARTER LOST TIE HONEY
nlsmissed From Army and Sent q
Prison for Fraud oovsrnmeni
Takes Away ttoo,ooo

Washinrton, April 1s.-0berlin a.
carter, Who vas dismissed from Re
amy and seat to prison for frtud n
,tnneciion With harbor Improvements
Il esrahnak. a. l1n 500 100 A. a
1tthrr oaicane x hnt 11dlacilon.
l@lr ras ne rr1u'l q feeree ~ the
0.Its 0.r'I~1 c1rfl
80 tIIti 81 s'1|r
r ~ n l|'f a.
r ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21
N0liCsl0I)BIinqueRi Tax Payers
@ Of
DICKINSON COUNTY

Oince ii the oouty Treasurer Diekinson ccanE, KAns
"a Abilene, Kansas April \, 1919,
Notice hereby that the following lat q lands cy anq
town lots County Dickinson and state % Kansas sd
On me day september unpaid q 1900 and
menohed dts containing hnss q pecs
whenever such names appears on re ~
rolls and che amount q taxes due ~ each paEc sf
nd with interest thereon Including the Bird qy M
september unless such lands and lots redeemed On q
said September 1910 that being the last dy a
Redemption allowed by law Gy Wan " subject % deeds
r. w. MORSE
T. Il MORSE County Treasures.
Deputy. II. 3
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

Tribune, Kan. April is.-The ex.
IRENE western part Of Kansas, and
sspeclaiiy Greeley county and the
vicinity 81 Tribune, has been drenehed
b. 4 two days rain, the precipitation
measuring Il least one and one-half
ineAeR
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

nnlkotes. or April IA NIrtto.
re- paper prints cable flon YIcl1a
N rhfrt ca Roosevelt Regrets Il1t
su cannot atcr1i 20 D Fitnt'rn fr|.ls-
a & Nh "a ~ nIel Al i1e aoa.
~. II |r1|r1. q ''r|ll II..I,r. .
4. ..|| Is ..|.. - .1'I r..I 8
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

House. and that evening Mrs. Scott
swiiiaSigS 1 reception ~ the Arlington
Ii All raembefs bf the society.
\ It sepms likely that the usual PIT
ter struggle for control Of the orEanii-
cation il to take place. The candt
dates for president general are MIC
scott. Tie present incumbent ana ca
didate u ths REGULARS. Z ana Ara' VIII
liam Cummings story. the head q the
'.insureentS," Who. last year vas de,
iested Tor, .tls once " only SiEht
yct1s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

D. / ! 4 Ifta y Z
G. a. Benienus Il
~ $500, '.M Ia AZ a.
MCPHERSON TOWNSHIP
Herman Mltsch
100 BY 100 IT
IA w cor Is. IS lS 1923
CENTER TOWNSHIP
NH V ! nsnn.: is is $40 isessl
a v side mex 20 Is iessI
HOPE TOWNSHIP
John Rutz 80
BY 200 II in
Hinw ~. e 1s ss-s tgI
NOBLE TOWNSHIP
ssnS \ Y n SsE Y Y ~ Il !"
lots ! and y. s. ~ 4 - lss
LYON TOWNSHIP
John a. GrubeF
beg 1oefft.
OK ne cor OK II
nut hui Stis2.s
thenes a g ~
Moo
Ieo 6 I.. r. we. I, n
q. d. Littie-
field " q In
aW Y .,.... II ls y "
q. ID. LAttles
field 2-s acre , al
acFs lnaw III
IA isssss ssss - ~
Wincna heRe
ana VIZ ~
I'm st. sad a
ck CsHfI W.
sth street ~
abuttilg III: ~ ~ "
lots 70. "a
"a He s - a. ls t1K 80 a.
,s .,wr4SnrnN TOWN co.
Aiilsintt1vn tVsN m
HsTlnEton II
81 ys Her !, =
RoSt ndwkii 3 4
p e M -. n, .., !. u
VIII $3.50 .S.- v w % II, -. sSe
w. ~ W. ultrn Il "a Y. p sr-s Z 4 "a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

HOPE CITY
Al M. Tarnham 70 It lot
r. At 4. K 4 ;r' Is ~ % ii N center
end OF lat 2, blk B............ - y
Thurstin d ewayze's Add
Wesley Swayze ali blk F...,.. 3 e4
/. @. Grower 3 10 IT. loti2, blk II ~
Henquenstt's Add
A. HenQuenek is It. between lots
and ., blk ........ ~ q
]. Hoffman lott blk B........s 60 70
y. y. RuFneld lot II. BLK 7..s.... " y
Shores Add
Jas B. Haley lot 8. blk t2...,.s 50 /
CHAPMAN
4. Resrdst aSIlsR II Blk s.::..s s1s
4 "A s2l n wv Ia IN S,l Plf IT, H.. Il
Eiiza Cline ,east blk s2..... u % +
sheeran's First Add.
ffannnh Have lots o, 8, blk 6. SO %
j. j. O'Brleh lots 4. 5. blk s.., - 30 I
shQefAn'a Fourth AAd.
TX. B. Sheeran ali blk ". .s.s.... ~
Sheeran's Fifth Add
Jas. sheeran lots s, es q 8. blk 8 : %
HERrNGToN
B. A. Mitcksil lots i, 4. hI is 2esse
~ Us SSE BIZ il, " 10 3 IL i
iit II. 3 2oN ft, south 70 heg 4 Ia
A. Ckarnowslsy lots 10, r., blk 4s u
! 9. Rgsh lets Y, 3e Pr ~
@. a. Mohlegmuat lots ~ ~
w M H. Ber r.s iii IL! 6ik 81. 1,
Gertrude Collins lots 8, n 2, a.
DIX ~ .ss....s I n sss.a,,.ssss''f ,SsSS
y. }. Mullin sw COR blk I, lsg; III "
Luce a Wilson's Add.
Belle 81. Alnand lots 1, s. 5. Z. 2. II I
Lrss S SHE ss9 lots H. II. blk III.
1'laornps0n's Add.
II. ]. Ashley lots 10, u, blk ! a -
crsech'a ana ADD,
q. sto hSn i iSss 81 Il. IS Six Six its II
Murray.s Add. u III
y. u. CARLY. lots ~, 2s, DIX 2, ! ~
\ Shepherds Add.
y. e. Anderson lots 10. p, 20, 8
y a Fh sIE ~; lda' tsct IL Il cts
]. PATHS. lots ~, ds, 17...... 2 ~
ABILENE
Jay olney lots s4lO. biz s...... II g
eouthAlcA . Anspstins
First African Church 81 abilene
lot 101, Spruce st..s,.s .-r~s- ~
Kuney 4 Hodges Aad.
Evangelical church. lots 80 %. :. !.
blk 26....s ...-.sss.s..s....' - =
Riee q Austin
A. I. Van ostrand lot 3. blk All 60
Lebolds First Ada.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

Real Isxlnie ,IrAnsfcTs Reported y
j. n. Keel, AbStfatlsr
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

tftCoI Srope vas dying tie Al
Itr1sg said. Bis nnlso YES hi1h and
tsart uts beaiins IKE . tiphemnsf.
-.itf lhtse cohtidous. hs declared
St. nfis administered 3 hgpolerHlc
Infection AZ airrch1in sirychnln 3 .
1IImr'Inf
I.n Itr faf.I Naal 10 |o0A l11
6 So If0. rI'lN I'I E EaaE I'D .'4'
Isl 0.I I ~ ~
I i. s ' %
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-21

GRANT TOWNSHIP
J. al. BenIenus
. n Ia neM
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-08
INSURGENTS HAVE CHANCE
TO DEMAND TARIFF REPEAL

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s at ~ e
81 tee stag - fse - ard
p1fefe1 ~ 6s president
T H N be Hase the
H Al s
eee elaHife fesfeaatlag ire fas
~ afassw ~ 59la a9e agree
ttaf e. N 81 ase u
Egr H proposition ta# aeeona
EE % heBre gfaafe Gillette of t
arfta lta ahof the Da6 ~
feature ~ fhe corporation ian aEl be
gueq oay y gfbaat.oaf q q quasi
public character e 'nagra pabI.cfg
~ fee affairs - eh corporations as
tas fhltaa sfea ad railroads and
glhef large concerns SIT sill = s
safeEaard against .sglag bare aasiss
II small concerns 81 e private char
aeteF
TIE Gillette amendment has not AZ.
Deara9 aItho4f Ggbt Ia met lt
ulated lively debate sleb
moaopoilned tae PROCEEDINGS RI tbs
h9ase ~ me entire dag II afforded
80 opportunity f9f The democrats 10
place the house republican,. regl.ara
and insurgents alike. Including tWen.
~ - more 8ho voted against the
Payne Aidrleb tarn bln in August
1909. Indirectly on record aa approx.
ing the new tariff law
House republicans Who have been
denouncing the Payne Aldrich Law
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-08
Tc --E yoTEps cr T-E
STATE Or c<LAeCaA

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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-08
BROTHERS SETTLE
DEADLY QUARREL


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NoTIcE d sALE oF REAl EsrArE

notice = hereby given, that in nur.
suance Of an order of the County Ccurt
y the County Of Adair and state OF
Oklahoma. made on the cath day OF
February. 1910 In the matter of the
estate of William A Downing. Susie
Downing and Jessie Downing, minors,
the undersigned. as the guardian Of
the person and estate Of said minors.
viii sall at private sale 20 the highest
bidder for cash subject 70 the confir.
nation By said County Court. on the
20th day q April. 1910. at Westville.
Oklahoma or within six months there.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-08

Order % show cause "a application ~
guardian for order q saie of Real
Estate
state of oklahoma, County of Dera
ware. S.
In the County Court
in the matter oi the Estate az WIZ
liam y + Zlnn. minor.
lt appearing 10 this Courf fross tka
petition this day presented ard fles
BY David J zinn. the Gpar8fs~ - ~
person and estate OK William Fl RI
1lnR minor praylng fer &c order af
safe ot certain real estate bel0ngins
70 William II. r. Einr. said ward thss
Il would be 90 the best interest a
said ward that gAoh real estate sa,als
Be sold
L Is hereby ordered That the pexs
OF Kin Of said ward aud an uarssrs
interested ia the said estate anpasr
before this Court on Friday the ,gfs
day OF April A n. 1910. az ten o,elort
g. m, or as soon thereafter as 4 roee
be heard az the Court Room 81 ssiS
Court az Grove Ia said nelewara csur.
ty then and there to show cause ~
an order should not be granted se~ ~.
sale OF such real estate.
Aud It Is further ordered that conx
M thls order BE- published for at lpast
three successive weeks before the dRv
OF hearing In The Grove sun. q weekir
newspaper OF general circulation. paS.
ushed in said Delaware County for
more than ttty.two weeks prior ~
the hrst publication OF this order ana
TN the Weekly Chieftaiu a newspaper
printed and published IN said Crsis
County, for more than lftytwo weeks
prior 70 the FIRST publication II .his
Dated March 18th. 1910
WILSON A. SMITH.
Judge.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-08

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NOTICE or SALE or REAL
ESTATE

te raf sz1or - Gr4sH
la he Mater @ the Guardianship O..
Elass Reese a Hincr
AoeF IS hereby given 81
~ al order ~ tta County Court %
TIE CgsrtT q kfslr. State 81 Okla.
bona aa4e gr tHe 4sth day Is MaFa
1870 e undersigned guar8isa ~ gfe
estate % Charles Reese s uiEer Sd.
sell - b~Tate sale - Tho highsE I'D.
der Essseef ca cou6rmatiou 81 sad
Court or - after the 18Th day 81
April s . 1915 af SO o'clock e a.
at WetTiIie Oklahoma. sil tie right.
title And interest 81 sad Charles Reese
"a % Is ard b fhe foliqaIng 9e.
seribe1 Feal etatR sltuaEa IS Craig
CeutF. State - Oklahoma. to-wit.
South ~ acres 70 Lot = and the
3 - % the NE ~ . the SW
f.4 and the SN ia of the NE re-
- the sW ~ AID the North z594
acres of Lot g of Section and
the ~ - of the Ne IA e the
So i4 q Section & al in Town
ship 90 NORTH Range 2l East
containing s5sf acres CD Craig
County Oklahoma
Said real estate will Be sold on the
following terms and conditions. to-wit.
Cash Il hand
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and mist be filed in the
County Court at WestFIile. Adair
County. Oklahoma
Dated the 2Sth day 0f March. 1910.
JOSEPH REESE.
Guardian Of Charles Reese. g Minor.
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