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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05

Miss Mabel Thomas. Of Clarendon. spent few hours in thc city yestcr- day while on her way home from Fort Smith. where she visited rel atives.
 Mir. anu Mrs. | II. Tylor Wcra in thr-eitt yesterday Mir fgtar rep resents the Sherwin-WHliams Paint Company and Waz hero calling on his trade
 Mis- Elizabeth saeI= Gained ngrse of littte Rock. Who has hacu in Che city for zomr time rendgrjn= pro- fessional ser1itas#s teGt zt-tsrlay ar ternoon for ber hama
 Chancellor Iom F Manu.4t. aI lit1e Rock will mes1e rli~ a.t9- noon fo yj5tt Nfs Rafa F3leomHa over sanda4 H. will aeaeHa=aHt# aff= wife home, after q tf45t hem
 Harry s Daniels business m8uaaeg fer Tim Murphy. the popular char acter comedian who will appear bor next Friday night in his known success Cupid and the Dollar, is in the city making arrangements fal Mr Murphy's coming.
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BRIEF II FNTI0N

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Vyoolfert C0tilIioll.

Mir. and Mrs. Louise Woolfert gave 8 cotillion at the Marion last night to introduce their sister. Miss Mar guerite Simmons, one of the season $ debutantes. The ball room was done in palms and cut flowers, Punch was served in an alcove by Misses Rosetta Stifft, Helen Simons, Fran chelle McGowan and Hazel Lyons. In the receiving line were MT. and Mrs. Wo1fert, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sim ons, Miss Simons and Ben Franklin Mrs. Woolfert wore a daffodil crepe meteor, Mrs. Simons was gowned in white lace. Miss Simons wore her coming-out gown of white chiffon and carried American Beauty roses. The cotillion was led by Ben Frank lin with Miss Simons. The favors were novel and pretty. For the vis- Other favors were Japanese dolls bonbons in fancy boxes, miniature musical instruments and flowers. Al midnight course supper was served Seventy-five guests were present. Little Rock Gazette.
 Several Pine Bluff young people were among the guests at the Wool fert cotillion, among them being Misses Fannie Hanf Idahlia Roth Jessie Waterman and Hennie Cook
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Tlie EiNcll luii.

Mrs. Frank Ra9land entertained the Elwen Cla5 yesterday afternoon and the club had as an honored guest Mrs. Edwin r. Flynn, of London, Eng lad. who is visiting Prof. M. D. Me Neil and Mrs. ?. ?. Byrd. Bridge and euehre were the games of the af- ternoon and for the bridge lovers five tables were arranged. Two tables were used by the euchre players. Many hyaeinths and carnations Were used at the house decorations. Af ter the games Mrs. Jules I}orresen was tendered pair of silk hose as her prize for the highest score among the guests Mrs Clifton Howell was awarded the club prize, q pair of silk hose. Mrs. H. l. Holderness also re- prize among the euchre players. Mrs. Flynn WAS presented with q beauti- ful souvenir spoon of Pine Bluff by the hostess. Mrs. Ragland's guests were Mesdames \. W. serusgs, C. E. Philpot, V. D. Wilkins. Clifton How ell, w. H. Langford and Kemp Toney, Misses Aylmer Taggart, and Gene James, who are members of the club Mesdames Millie Haizlip, Furman Me Canon, Campbell Fox, T. J. Collier Jules Borresent, Hinton Ferguson, w. G. Bouic, of Hot Springs; Wade Knox Trimble Jchn Wilbourne N A. Wal dron, F. F. Flynn, c. R. FitZhugh Charles Owen, H. I. Holderness and Henry Speers and Misses Bessie At wood, Nettie Grace, Virginia Walker and Anna Can't, of Magnolia, as guests of the club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05
" istaria Club.

Mrs. Neel Martin entertained the Wistaria Bridge Club yesterday, at her home on Martin avenue, and bridge played in most animated way was the feature of the afternoon Mrs. Sam VaulX received bridge set for making the highest score. Af- ter the game a one-course luncheon was served Besides the hostess the following club members were pre- sent Mesdames M. A. Austin, H. N. Atwood Richard Barnett, ". E, Col Her, NJ Danaher, R. F. Lee, Charles Ringler, D. H. Saunders, Sam Vaulx, w. A. Taggart, Frank Tomlinson, Van Knox and Will Toney. The guests were Mesdames T. J. Collier, A. E. Orto, and F. w. Peters, of Lit tie Rock; and Miss Virginia True heart, Kansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05

used in reception of this kind, was very amusing and pleasing to the lad ies present Photographs of the guests had been secured and were thrown on a large canvass by a ma chine, made life size. The pictures shown were taken when young ladies and some were taken years ago dur ing childhood. The guests, as tho pictures were thrown on the canvas made an effort 10 recognize their play mates oG forty years ago. and their old fashioned costumes. were of the most Imaginable styles. In the contest Mrs.
 Rama Holcombe penetrated farther into tAe fond memories of her child hood than the other guests. and out of the twenty-five pictures she rceoe- nieed every che except two. After
 the contest six-coufse luncheon was served in pleasing style. The place cards were dainty booklets in
 water colors. the artistic work of Mrs. Fred Kesterson, tied with little pink ribbons. and bore the name of the guest. At each place card was a bunch of pink carnations. Those present were Mesdames w. B. Green field. Victoria Mills. R. G. Atkinson, Bama Holcombe, R. M Galbraith, E. F. Benton, ]. B. Speers, \. T. Ron- erts. Sue Triplett, Millie Van Vaulk- enburg. May Tomlinson, tioratio Ril- ! ey, M l.. Bell. R. K Jones. II. \. Me Coy. Matt Downs, C. C. Bovelady, R
 M. Knox, Ftta Smith, \. B. Grace
 Maggie WiI5ourno, Carrie Nceammon N. T. White and Miss sallie Sande-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05

Fitzhugh Byrd. Holderncss and
 Owen. Among those in attendance were Miss Mary Geisreiter and Dick KnoN. Miss Mary Eoyce, and Cecil Baker. Miss Matte Orto and Juntus Jordan Miss Mary K. Riley and Hen " Jordan, Miss Eutalic Walker and Will Nexander Miss Victoria Gor&e and Howell Westhrook, Miss Mary Ranks. and James Geree. Miss Gettie GalfEher and Gtaud Sparks Miss Nell Galliaher and Currin Niehol, Miss Virginia TrUchcart. Kansas. and ileu- rv Roberts, Miss \nna Can't and WilHw 0fto, Mrs Edwin r Flynn, Henden. and Milton n MeNeil Miss Virainia Walker aud Frank Roane. Mis- Edna StoWeH md Sorrells Dc waadz. Miss Mabel Wilkins Little Rock, and Sam Smith. Miss Mary An- derson. Atlanta. and Sterling Barrow, Miss Kathleen Golden. Columbus an! Sanders Caldwell Miss Caroline Caldwell and Otto Roedel Miss Vir- einia Hudson and Mir. Rvland, Miss
 Emma Trimmer and Harry Wool drdge Miss Margie Belle Atkinson and Will NchoI. Miss Mangum, Texas and Mr Mcfarland, Miss Olivia Alex ander and Sam Smith, Miss Fannie Gillespie and Henry lIaizlip; Roy Rritton. St. Louis. Dick Jones, of Hannahcrry and Haynes Gregory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05

z. P. Fe@. of Warren, is i'll tHe city transaetng business.
 Wright Walker has returned from | brief trip to Little Rock.
 L. N Clement, of English was in the city on business yesterday.
 Captain R. R. Rice Of Warner, was in tie city yesterday on business,
 Father | NJ. Lucey has returned from business sist to Little Rock. Mrs. X. k. Sherrill of Sherail, has returned home after q visit with rela- tives.
 0. N. Spellman, of Lake Farm, WAS business visitor in the city yes- terday.
 Roy Britton, of St. Louis, attorney for the Cotton Belt is in the city xis= ting friends.
 Miss Pearl Garretson, of Gafretsoh, is ir the city visiting relatives and friends for a few days.
 Mrs. W. r. Hyslop is visiting Miss Bessie Adams at Sweden. Ark she will return home Monday.
 Miss Iva Purvis, of Paragoald. is in the city the guest of Mrs. R. F spcllman, on West Fourth avenue.
 Mrs J. w. Scales left yesterday fol a visit at Kingsand, after which she will go to Rowell, and spend while
 Miss Theresa Elmer left yesterday afternoon for Hot Springs, where she will spend about two weeks witt friends.
 Mrs Louise Rowland left yesterda, afternoon for Clarendon, where sh' will spend awhile and conduct dancing school.
 Mrs. A. P. -Turney, who has beel visiting her sister, Mrs. c. B. Hickey at Fordyce, for the past several day' returned home yesterday.
 Mrs. s. M. Leake, of Fayetteville is in the city spending a few days, bu will leave soon for Fort Smith, Wher, she will make her home.
 Miss Ina Leah Webb, of White wright Texas, has arrived in the cit, and will spend the winter with MT and Mrs. Clarence. E. Lee. ---.-z-.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Barrow Aant daughter, Mrs. Harry F. Trulock, arr spending a week in New Orleans, a guests at the St. Charles Hotel.
 Miss f4ennie Cook returned yester day morning from Little Rock, wher she attended the Woolfert cotilliol at the Marion hotel Thursday night
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Dance for Visitors.

Dance for Visitors.
 Miss Anna Can't and Nicholas J. Can't entertained beautifully last evening, with a dance at their home On Lakeside, complimentary to Mrs. Edwin F. Flynn, of London, England, and introducing, in society Miss Anna Can't, of Magnolia, a cousin of MT. Can't. Grace and ease by the hos tess and the hospitality of the host made the evening one of the most en- joyable spent by the society folks of the city in some months. Both the honored guest and the debutante are ladies of charming personality and on last evening in their most agreeable moods won the displayed admiration of the attendants. The spirited scene of last night was almost in an en- tire setting of green. In the dancing room festoons of evergreen were hung On the walls, and strands of ivy semi circled the pictures which were num- erous in the parlor and dancing room. Narcissus was used to marked de- gree in the parlor, with green as the predominating color. The dining room was the feature in the decora- tions of the home and had as a center of beauty the lovely table. This was covered with a dainty cluny lace covering, and had as centerpiece a large silver candelabra, bearing handsome floral designs of pink car nations with evergreens. The buffet also was ornamented with carnations i ivy and ferns. Pink was the chosen color in the dining room. From the hall secreted by a large palm Miles Orchestra furnished music for the dancing, and Henry Jordan and Miss Mary Kate Riley led the German Miss Anna Can't, the debutante, car. ried an arm bouquet of white carna- tions and fern leaves and wore 9 handsome white silk net over messa-
 line satin trimmed with pearls ant lace with accessories. The dancers were served with a two-course 1un- cheon in the dining room. Miss Can't and MT. Can't were assisted 1T receiving their guests by the Maga
 zine Club composed of the fol
 lowing Messrs and Mesdame:
 F. R. Ragland, N. A. WaldrcI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05
For Mrs. White.

iMesdames Charles Leverenz, J. "
 Sullivan and Miss Emma White en- tertained a number of the older mat rons with a very unique and pretty reception yesterday afternoon, in honor of their mother Mrs. N. T. Whitt. The afternoon was spent pleasantly. An original guessing contest was most entertaining. The hostesses were assisted in receiving and entertaining their guests by Mes danes Fred Kesterson, Bison Hale J. s. Jenkins and Max Eisenkramer
 The decorations in the house were done in La France roses, and these were pleasingly arranged. The guess ing contest, which was one of the most unique and original affairs ever
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PINE BLUFF
 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Increasing in popularity more and more af eaery entertainment. this or- chcstla g4a furnished music for all the his see-1 events of the season and received npaHlaeaa praise for being the best local afe3nizatton eger hnd in Pine Bluff. fHe eHeeess of this or. e4estea ie aa. tAe f1ef that tbev have Len lz4= teeether ennstaat- Y Tor yem l1e made ! special study Of tte ro0ents o' Fine l1aG onfert. To those =RJqtfn3z mqele= for hH eationa. e1e#. ths name ot thi etra is positive siafaftee- for fhe= manager K AIr Howe. old phone Hi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05
Young Ladies Club.

Misses Dewoody will entertain the Young Ladies Club of the First Meth odist church this afternoon, at their home on West Fourth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05
Hawthorne Book Club.

The Hawthorne Book Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J. II. Mann, on Martin avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05

Last call for oal heating stoves at GteEeland=MUf6sWs Hdw. Co. at special prices. ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-05

Harry Hanf, Harold Roth and Meyer SOlmsOn.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-22
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate
by Administrator

Court ~ 6 iEfEBY GIVEN That pursuance of an order ~ M
February I9t0 ~ @ es and State OF Oklahoma made on the g @
appointed adnbistr Of the estate decead having b
~ VIII sell at private highest bidop ~ eno
1910 at one & o county Court Monday the 9th dav ~ %
at - IN said County the ebf 1s
riebt & a. @ sam leno deceased his death a5 m
interest taat the said by
% % IN and to all the pieces parcels - lana
tih anu 1eng IN the Counties and Rogers ana
and conditions ana described follows following
Lots numbered Z N nunberad n n 81. c.
County, State Oklahoma ~ ~ the CITY Of Vinita Craig
The Northwest IA Of the Ia of the Southeast IA ana 49,
20 Nor Range 20 East containing acres more or less township
sotby corner of Lot thence ruppng
Fe ny parallel to and 25 line between Lots @
@ o Adaf Mayes County Oklahoma said propey n % IN ene
ot IN Block IN the Town spaynaw May County otabo
. Oh Lot IN Block In spayinaw County Okabona t
lSo feSt t snag 5 at Southeast Block thence vest
ouh along Main Street so feet place beginning ~ @
the Northeast Ia and the a IL OF
n OF section 80 Township North East and tho Norbso me
halse - east containing 40
, lt o. Lot ana all Of Lot In Block more fully descre9
East along line between Lots feet thence North oa Ft aE b
o G % Tes'ery ~ to point on West block feet North
oesnhg IN TOWN OF Spanaw, Mayes County Oklahoma " p
Lot in n Of spayinaw Meyes ccn oN9homa ola
~ M r 10 nht interest in Lot in Block the West Addition
me iowa Of spanaw Myes County Oklahoma as per plat thereof
@ l Of the Southwest ia Section a. orsbln
okS mango q EAST containing 20 acres Mayes County
An undivided onehai Southeast Ia OF the Southwest IA
anu the southwest IA of the Southwest IA
~ North Range East containing more or less Mayes
PERSONS desiring to bid Of said
ana ME the same with A. Brewster County Judge PRYOR creek
for onethd Of such bid payable Thompson admlnio ~
Dated this 18th day Of April 1910.
SEYMOUR RIDDLE T. TH9oMPsoN 9Sm,s'o o,
vinia Oklahoma
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-22
SICKNESS OF WITNESS
CAUSES DELAY IN TRIAL
by Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
Kansas City. No, April l6.-on ac.
count OF DR.. G. T. Twyman, a state
witness, being stricken with appendi-
.clus. and as It Is impossible to tell
his exact condition today. the DR..
Hyde trial was continued until Mon.
day.
For the first time since the trial
started. the court room was crowded
today It was expected that the state
would make the opening statement.
one Of the early arrivals was DR.. ]. 7.
Hull, Of Kirksvllle. Mo- who was
jointly indicted with Mrs. Vaughn
for the murder. BY poisoning OF her
husband Prof J. 7. Vaughn Dr.
Hull gretted DIT Hyde and was in
troduced TO Mrs Hyde He talked
with them for several minutes. Meth.
er mentioned his case. The physicians
had never met before.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-22
(Flrst Published IN the Chieftain,
..ril /. 1910,
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby given that IN pur.
suanee OF an order Of the County
Court OF the County OF Craig. and
State Of Oklahoma, made on the 2Sth
day Of March. 1910. in the matter
of the estate Of Rosa Blalock ct al,
minors, the undersigned. as the guar
dian Of Rosa Blaloek and William
Henry Blalock, minors will sell at
private sale 20 the highest bidder for
cash In hand subject 10 confirmation
26th day OF April. 1910. at 1880
o'clock p. m, at the County Court
room IN said County Of Craig on seal.
ed bids, all the right title interest
and estate OF the said Rosa Blalock,
ct al, minors, and all the right, title
and interest that tho said estates have
by operation of law or otherwise ac-
qulred In and 10 all those certain lots
pieces or parcels OF land. situate. ly.
ing aud being IN the County Of Craig
and State OF Oklahoma and In the
Counties Of Mayes and Delaware
State Of Oklahoma. bounded and de
serlbed as follows. and upon the fol-
lowing terms and conditions. tO-wlt.
For cash in hand on sealed bids.
Belonging 10 Rosa Blalock and VIII.
liam Henry Blalock minors. as Joint
owners in undivided interests, all Of
the allotment OF Ozeta Cecilia Bla.
lock. ~ y No. 1890. deceased. situ.
ate in Craig County, Oklahoma. To-
wit.
The W IL OF Ne IA Of NE IA of
Sec, %, Twp "a n Range 90 f., con
tanning 20 acres.
Also the w i-2 Of the Mo 1 A of the
NV IA Of Sec II, Twp. "a ~, r. 20
f., containing 90 acres
Also the Sc IA OF the NV IA OF
the Sc IA OF Sec 70. Twp "a NJ, r.
q p, aud the M l,2 of the NV IA OF
the NV IA OF Sec. 20. Twp. "a n,
X. n ID, containing 80 acres.
Also the i2 Of the NV IA OF the
SIC IA and the Me ia OF the NV IA
Of the SIC IA of Sec. !. Twp. "a n.
r. 20 ~. containing 80 acres.
Situated IN Delaware County, Okla.
h0ma.
The w 1886 acres Of Lot 4. and the
NV S23 acres Of Lot s, OF Sec. G.
Twp. n, r. 20 H., containing 80
acres
Also the following lands belonging
to William Henry Blalock. minor and
situated IN Mayes County, Oklahoma,
t0-wit.
The W i-2 or the sw ia OF the
sW l. and the sE l. Of the sw IA
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-22

One Of Directors Of Porter Road In
Vinlta-survsyins Party VIII
Spend Sunday Here.

That Vinita Is to secure another
new railroad from the northwest ID
practically certain. according 70 a
statement made by @. A. Masters, oi
Perry. one Of the directors Of what Is
known as the Porter Road" nov
building from Caney. Kans., through
here 70 Sloan Springs Ark.
Mr, Masters arrived 10 the city last
night and spent part Of today here in
consultation with President Wallen Of
the Commercial Club and others He
left shortly before noon 70 drive to
Hayden, where he will meet the party
Of engineers. who are surveying the
line The surveying party viii arrive
here this evening and viii spend 5ln-
day here.
This road Is one Of two lines promot.
ed by Senator S. NJ. Porter Of Caney,
and II is said the proposed roads are
financed by European capital The
other line Is to be built from Coney
southwest through the western por.
tion Of the state
According to Mr.. Masters and other
reliable sources work is now ia pro-
gress on gthe line to this city. The
first was done at Caney about three
weeks ago
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-22
TAYLOR MAKES STATEMENT
TO OBVIATE CONFUSION

Oklahoma City. April Ex-senator
L. K Taylor has given out the follow.
lng statement which will. II given pub.
licity by the press prevent much con.
fusion and lrreguiaHty amongst the
candidates ID following the require.
ments Of the law
Candidates seeking political party
nominations should bear IN mind that
they must no longer have voters sign
petitions 70 have their names printed
upon the ballots The act Of 1903.
amendatory Of our primary election
Law. requires that Only the candidates
shall sign their application to have
their names printed upon official bal.
lots Section 327s Of Snyder 9O9 com
pilatlon of our statutes prescrlbes
what is esaentla' IN this application
and since the old petition law Of
l907.0S was again repealed by a spe.
cial act Of the special session Of 1910.
there should be no confusion aa to
what Is essential Names cannot be
legally printed upon ballots except In
compliance With said section 1878
Candidates should also remember
that they are required, under penalty.
to flle with the county election board
at the time they make their announce.
ment. a statement ~ to who Is author.
lied 70 expend money for them. II any
one. and If no one. then they should 80
state They must also keep. during
their campaign, and file at the close
of same. a detailed statement as TO
their expenditures. a severe penalty
being prescribed for failure TO comply
with thie provision"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-22
ANTHONY WANTS JUDGE
HOOK ON SUPREME BENCH

Washington. April I5-RepreseHta.
tive p z Anthony Of Kansas. who has
been the most active supported 81
Judge IS G Hook for a place oa the
United States supreme court. expects
% see President Taft tomorrow The
president had told him that the sue.
eessor of Justice Brewer viii come
from New York. but that there Is al.
most certainty that another vacancy
viii be created in the court in the next
few months and for that vacancy
Judge Hook viii be considered One
OF the objections made 70 Hook applies
10 al the justices Of the court Of aD-
peals for the eighth circuit, namely,
that they had decided the STANDARD
Oil cases once and any one Of them
upon the supreme bench would be cali
ed upon 70 pass his own decision.
Anthony has found a number Of
cases where federal judges promoted
70 the United States supreme court
have passed on cases they had tried Ia
the courts below In no case was this
more marked than In the case Of JUS
tice Brewer Justice Brewer not only
joined IN opinions IN cases which be
had tried in the courts below, but he
actually eoncurred In an opinion that
reversed his own rulings In the lower
court
Mr Anthony has this matter In tab
ulated form and will lay It before the
president tomorrow as an argument IN
favor of his contention that Hooks
Is 10 no way affected by bis
having passed IN the court below on
cases that are yet 70 be disposed Of
by the supreme court
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-22

of the SW - of Sec. 32. Twp % y.
r. 81 T.. containing 80 acres.
Also tie y l-2 0f the SW I 4 of the
81 IA and the n l-2 o. the Sc Ia 0f
the SW Il and the Ne IA Of the SW
"a of the sW l-4 OF Sec. 32 Twp %
y, T. y E. containing 90 acres.
Also the SW IA OF the 81 IA 0f the
sW j. of Sec. :. Twp. - ~. r. p
E, containing 10 acres and situated
.in Delaware County Oklahoma.
Also the following lands belonging
70 Rosa Blaioek. and situated ln
Aayes County Oklahoma. tO-wit:
The ST. Ia of the NE IA and the
sW 10 acres Of Lot ]. o. Sec. S. Twp
.2Z ~. r. 2l F.. containing 50 acres.
Also the + II Of the Sc IA Of the
.sE IA lless I acre for SCHOOL, and
the SW IA o. the NE IA Of the Sc
IA % Sec. 81. Twp. % n, r. q E..
containing 80 acres.
Also the S % acres OF Lot 2. Qess
? acres for cemetery and the NE 9.57
acres Of Lot 2, and the wv 9.23
acres of Lot ], Of Sec s. Twp p n.
<, y f. containing 20 acres.
Also the NE 10 acres Of Lot 4. and
the NV IA of the Sc IA Of the sW
IA Of Sec. Z. Twp. % ". r. % E..
containing 20 acres and situated in
Delaware County, Oklahoma. Sale Of
said lands subject 10 lease.
Bids should describe lands bid for.
should be sealed and accompanied by
draft or certified check for one-thlrd
amount OF bid and should be address.
ed 70 the undersigned guardian In
care Of Hon. Theo. D. B. Frear.
County Judge Vinita, Oklahoma.
r. J. Wight.
Flhita. oklahoma Cdardian.
Dated the 2sth day Of March, 1910.
JOSEPH A. GILL.
Attorney. 42.44