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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-03-22
SERIAL No. O4079.
SERIAL No. 04079.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior-U. 5. Land

Department of the lnterlor-o' o. Ha"u
Office at HALEY, Idaho.
February nth, 1912
Notico is hereby given that William Read,
Of oakley. Idaho, who on May 18th, l9Oo' made
Homestead Eutry Serial No 0iola, No $3.50
forS 2 SW IA Sec. 10 and e l-2 NV IA sect
* ro,ynshin n So Range % East, Boise,
Meridian, has filed notice of Intention TO
make final Five year proof To establish ciaim
to the land above described before a. y. ~, De
Marv II : Commissioner. at Burley, Idaho,
on the 18th daY of April. l9l2
Claimant names as witnesses: Moses Jones;
steDh.n Frost and Hans Z Nelson, all OF
Oakley, Idaho. and Farley Iolmah OF marion'
Idaho.
Mp L. +. HORNE hesisper
Evening star., 1912-10-04

The remaining balance of this appropria-
ton, 1t is stated, will be spent before
next spring in carrying out the purpose
of the act.
The weekly band concerts at the Gov
ernmert Hospital for the Insane have
been brought to a close, owing to the
cooler weather prohibiting the patients
from remaining in the open. 1t has been
announced. however, that the usual in
door affairs will not be inaugurated until
probably the latter part of November.
These will include dances, lectures and
motion pictures.
The junior choir of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church will meet this afternoon i'm
mediately after school in the parish hall
of the church on v street, with Miss
Gale, the deaconeSs. assisting the rector.
i'm charge. An orchestra is being formed
for the school this year. and it is likely
hereafter it will rehearse with the Junior
choir.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Congress Heights Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. supper was
given last evening in the Sunday school
rodm of the church, on Nichols avenue.
The proceeds will be used to further
church work.
The new program committee of the
Parent Teacher Association OF Anacostia,
Evening star., 1912-10-04
ANACOSTIA.

At the request of the property owners
and residents along 18th street between
Good Hope road and Minnesota avenue,
the Commissioners are causing improve
ments to be made to the thoroughfare.
a petition was circulated and signed re-
questing this Improvement. and that it be
paid for out of the fund of 5000 for im-
proving streets in Anacostia. An inspec-
ton of the street convinced the authors
ties that Improvement was desirable and
the work was ordered. 1t probably will
be completed within the next few days.
Evening star., 1912-10-04
SURGEONS END SESSIONS
Military Medical Men Decide
to Meet Next Year
in Denver.

BALTIMORE. October 4.-The subjects
of military medicine and surgery, occll-
pied the attention OF the members OF the
Association of Military Surgeons of the
United States. which brought its twenty
first annual meeting to close here to-
day. Papers We're read by United states
Naval Surgeons A. w. Dunbar and r. G
Holcomb, Capt. A. w. Williams of the
United States Army Medical Corps. Mai
William Jepson, Medical Corps. National
Guard of Iowa: Capt. George II. Parma.
lee. Medical Corps, National Guard o1
Evening star., 1912-10-04

for this port: schooner s. +. White, li-ht
from 18th street wharf for Maryland p lint
To load cord wood for dealers: schoonf =
Ethel Vale. light. for lower river POT {.
to load bacn To this city: schooner barge
No. ). Goa! from Georgetown for Point
Lockout route 10 Boston: schoons r
s. r. Colburn. light. for the lower Po-
tomac to load oysters i'm the shell for the
market here: S. O. Co. barge No ~
light. for Baltimore to load oil i'm bulk:
tug Camilla, towing two barges to Po' mt
Lookout; tug Capt. Toby. towing scow
to Alexandria.
Memoranda. -
Schooner Silver Star is at a virginia
point to load lumber or cord wood for the
market here: schooner c. l.. Rohde is at
Washington. y. c., and not Newbern,
y. c.. as reported: tug Minerva has sail
ed from Cherry Hill. Va, with a par
tally loaded barge for Nomini creek:
schooner Eleanor Russell, is I'm Matta-
woman creek to load cord wood for
dealers here; schooner Isaac Solomon is
due at this port with cord wood from
Wades bay: barge Wicomico, at Fort
Hunt, is chartered to load railroad ties
at Potomac creek for Philadelphia. =
Evening star., 1912-10-04

which was announced yesterday in The
Star. will shortly hold meeting for the
purpose of outlining its part Of the meet
ngs for the future. !.
The October meeting of the vestry of
Emmanuel Church was held last even
ing in the parlor of the parish hall. on
street. when the financial condition Of
the church was discussed. Several sug-
gestions were made to methods of
raising funds The approaching bazaar
was the chief topic. 1t was shown that
Evening star., 1912-10-04

Michigan: Maj. c. s. Young, Medical
Corps, National Guard of Illinois. and
Lieut.. Armistead Tayloe. Medical Corps.
National Guard Of North Carolina.
The meeting wound up With a business
session. at which unfinished business was
disposed of. Next years meeting will be
held in Denver. Col.
Tonight the visitors will be rendered a
ball at the 4th Regiment Armory by the
organized militia officers of Maryland.
Evening star., 1912-10-04

Choice of patent with
white tops, red, dull and
cloth tops, dull kid. vici kid
blucher and vici kid button
styles. Think of paying only
99c for hand made or sewed
shoes in all the latest
shapes
Evening star., 1912-10-04
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Carroll, cord wood from Mat
toX creek at 10th street wharf for l.. A.
Clarke & Son: schooner j. A. Holland,
lumber from Nomini creek at 10th street
wharf for f. NJ. Hall: schooner Ella
Cripps. canned goods from Chesapeake
bay point at nth street wharf for the
dealers; barges Good VIII and Cheptank.
at Georgetown with hard coal from
Philadelphia; barges Totuskey and
Evening star., 1912-10-04
GAS COMPANY SQUAD
At ALL FUTURE FIRES
District Accepts Offer of
Emergency Automobile to
Minimize Danger.

Following approval given the plan
by the District Commissioners. the
Washington Gas Light Company. 1t
was announced today. will establish
an automobile emergency service to re-
spond TO all fire alarms. The object
of the service will be to minimize the
danger at fires on account OF gas
which might be liberated through the
breaking of pipes in a burning build
Ing.
Headquarters Of the service will be at
Evening star., 1912-10-04

the general Offices Of tile gas company,
on 10th street between ID and r
streets northwest fire alarm gong
similar to those in use at the nre en-
yine houses. will be installed oy the
District electrical department Tor the
use of the emergency crew.
Will Garry Pulmotor.
In a letter to the Commissioners, Lo-
seph Letter, president of the Washington
Gas Light Company, requested approval
by the District heads Of the plan to IN
stall the service. Mr.. Letter stated that
the automobile attending the fires would
be equipped with pulmotor. for use
i'm cases OF aspny xiation. and other
wise supplied with necessary appa-
ratus.
The Commissioners conferred with Dis
trict Fire Chief Frank j. Wagner, Eiec-
trical Engineer w. e. Allen and Auditor
Alonzo Tweedale. all of whom favored
the plan outlined by the gas company
head II has been ordered that fire lire
badges be furnished the members COM
posing the emergency crew.
Evening star., 1912-10-04

The best two-dollar shoe
for children ever manu-
factured: all feathers. in
cluding patent colt, russia
calf. red kid, velvet. gun
metal and patent with clcth
tops. Hand welted and hand
turned. Latest shapes.
Evening star., 1912-10-04
SEVERAL women ENTER
STARS $1,000 CONTEST
Schoolboys Also Throw Down
Gauntlet to Those Al
ready Enrolled.

Several women we're nominated by their
friends today as entrants in The Stars
500 cash competition. and each was
credited with go votes as starter. In
addition To these several schOOlbOys
threw down the gauntlet to the con-
.estants who had entered previously and
intimated that some of those gold pieces
had been coined especially for them.
Rumors that the big thousand-dollar prize
was 10 be gone after systematically by
man in one of the departments were
heard today. also.
As has been explained the competition
is for prizes in gold coin totalng Sa.OO.
and the winners will be those who sue
ceed in enrolling the greatest number or
new subscribers for The star Every
contestant so far has expressed great
satisfaction with the terms Of the con-
test.
Good Feature of Contest.
One of the woman contestants who was
admitted to the list today said:
"One OF the easiest things about this
contest is that there is no advance col
lection OF money. All l have to do is to
induce my friends and acquaintances not
already subscribers TO The Star to sign
their names to a slip, and after that The
Star is delivered regularly at their
doors.
''Of course. some Of them buy The Star
the street, but l expect that I can
easily induce them TO have a carrier de-
liver il at the door. This. i understand.
is permissible"
She was informed by the contest man
ager that her idea was entirely correct
The idea OF the contest is to find out the
men and women. boys and girls who will
he most successful in getting new. SUBJ
scribers on The Stars books. ANY per-
sob who buys Star on the street is
most certainly a person to be enrolled
as subscriber.
Evening star., 1912-10-04

Shenandoah. at Alexandria with coal
from Philadelphia for dealers: schooner
Frenchy, oysters in the shell from the
Potoma beds at 18th street wharf Tor
the market: schooner VIM. n. Mcclure
canned goods from Nomini. Va. at 11th
street wharf for wholesale grocery
houses; barge Antietam, Timber from
Newbern, n. c.. at 9th street wharf for
johnson a. Wimsatt: schooner s. L..
Bowen, cord wood from Maryland point
lat 18th street wharf for ]. Fl. Carter a.
Co.: schooners Raymond Oliver, s. {.
Colbourn. J. r. Dixon. J. T. Parks and
Eta. and sloop Annie. oysters in the
shell from Coan river and vicinity for
the market here: schooner Edith Verral
cord wood from river point at 10th
street wharf for l.. A. Clarke & Som
|. Departures.
Steamer Daniel K. Jackson, from Alex
andria for Occoquan. Va. with coal:
schooner Miriam. light. for Virginia
point to load canned tomatoes for the
market here; schooner Halle x, light.
for Ragged point to load oysters for the
local market; schooner Two Sisters, light,
for lower river point to load lumber
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
Clear Lake.

Many were the hearts that beat with
Joy and gladness at the return OF
urandma MeDdenhall. She was 90 slcS
when she left us N 60 10 her daughter
Mrs. Pred Galley. Of Wichita. Mrs. NJ,
while here had two daughtersin.law
20 care for her and no daughter could
do more nor better but they had not
the advantages Of ths city ne her
daughter. Mrs. O., did. We are glad
at her return.
Our Sunday School was we'll attend.
ed. Our pastor preached q splendid
sermon.
After Sunday School final arrange.
ments we're made for our pie supper
entertainments. Our pastor % be
usher Mrs. BInns. recording sec Bro.
Jerry Holdiman. Treasurer; Msss
Lenoa Stafford and Mabel Hcnnrr,
collectors sisters Mrs. Jerry Holdiman
and Mrs. James Stafford 20 superin-
tend the supper. A big time u antic-
ipated.
Clear Lake was asked 10 contribute
. window 70 our new church at Twin
Mounds. II was agreed 10 donate the
same.
District No. 1 10 installing furnace.
The teacher can nov make II hot for
her pupils and IL would not surpriSe
the writer u the pupils do not make IL
hot To- the tsa,he'.
Mrs. Ed Lane and her children were
callers at T. L. How's Saturday to see
them make molasses.
One Of our citizens was In n hurry to
get 10 church but was stopped on the
way to eat chicken dinner with his old
iriends. James Crawford aud Mrs. N.
M. Gillette, Of Marengo.
Edward Eckles has sold his livery
barn 10 Mr.. Raiburn.
WILDER Heffner II soon 20 10 10 Col
orado TO see about filing on 40 acres
of land WILDER IL one Of our honest.
industrious, young r,en and We feel
confident success will follow him all
his days.
Stanton & How are putting out some
of the finest mOlasses seen out here.
Mr. How 10 an old hand at the evapO-
rAtor.
Chas. Thompson, one Of our boys, l.
. possessor Of n seeder Of his own aud
Il balIng In our neighboFhood.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
kloMA Flash llRht.

Mrs. Sadie oneal has been suffering
for the past week with neuralgia In
her face.
The fine supper at the Sand Creek
school house was well attended, and
everybody had good time.
Ollie oneal went to Layerne Monday
with wheat. making the round trip In
one day.
Last Sunday was somewha. windy
and very disagreeable To be out.
Mrs. McGuire aud Mrs. Ripple were
shopping nc Madison Saturday.
s. Ridenour was called out To a
big turkey feast aud he says he had a
fine time, but he wont tell anyone
where IL was. Tas old gent has been
nut calling quite often II lat. and he
keeps very mum about his movements.
Jess Plnckard bought a hog Of Jett
Bros. and hauled IL home, two miles
away, and turned il into his pen. The
hog found a weak plHer In the pen and
went back nome. jess had been rid
ing all over the country looking Tor It..
A. ID Mcclure 10 plastsring and fin
ishing the room upstairs in his new
house.
q. N. Culberson is eniarging his
house. Mat Funk. of Madison, is do
ing the carpenter work.
Valentine Bros. took wheat to La.
veras Tuesday.
D, yesl This 10 the week that Bea-
yer gets 10 ses how many good looking
school tna'ams there ARE In the county.
A good many people hereAbUuts are
suffering with an epidemic that seems
% be abroad In the land. Those who
are afflicted all have sore throats, and
some have lagrippe with IT,. IL is Ger.
tainly very distressing.
The broomeoFn seeder broka down at
J. n. 0neal's, and Il took two days TO
get u 10 running agaln.
A heavy frost hlt this neck O. woods.
Monday night Of lass week. and Tues-
daY was cold enough 20 keep heavy
wfnps On al day, Everythin.. on the
upland mas now hesn frosted, sud peo-
~ hare eonmepcsd 10 hend kaiif
and put a IN rlen
f1Analantss galore have been smooa
" lhS peet upeh eslllne arqnaintpd
sIlh tha bels.
~ q, bey hull' ! bsppnepsp
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
NESMA.
DCotRyTfY
9H
District No. ~.

We are having plenty Of windy wealth.
or at present
We are having n fine school at Cot.
tonwood. X. W. Little 10 teaching.
MIss Ida Summers was at home the
latter part Of the week. She came
over 10 attend the teachers exanina.
tion nc Beaver.
L. d Goodwin and family started 10
Ellis county the latter part Of last
week on q visit 10 MIR. Good WINS pa
rents.
John seaver and family. OF Fowler,
Kansas. are here visiting relatives aud
old acqualntances.
Mrs. J. A. Wright went over near
ElmwoOd Ia take care of her little
grandson. Albert Jacobs, Jr., who has
been quite sick. lie is reported 10 be-
somewhat improved.
Little Birdie Wells visited Ethel
Wright Sunday.
Charlie Montgomery IL working for
Albert Anthony.
The ANTI Ordinance Holiness people
are holding q protTarted meeting at
she Goetsinger school house.
Elias Bogue is heading KaiIlr corn
for Herbert Richards.
SuSFLowER.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
Twin Mounds.

Oct. 81. Halloween. No fairies or
witches In evidence 40 yet.
Prof. Fellow. accompanied by HE
friend Mr.. Macy, was calling In this
nsIghborhood this week.
Mr.. Foutch will finish seeding broom
ooru In this locality tomorrow u the
weather IL favorable. The crew took
lay OF today on account Of the rain
Of Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. II. II. Martin drove down 10
sunset yesterday morning.
Prof. Fellow visited our school Mon.
day.
The Rev. Purcell. pastor OF Clear
Lake circuit last year. writes from his
home in Kentucky that he would like
10 be bacE In Beaver county.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. QUINN and Mr..
Lee and family we're Sunday guests Of
the Johnsons.
Rev. @. Il. Blnns'transacted business
In EnglewoOd the first OF the week.
Guy Wagner, supt. Of Sunday school.
at Surprise, attended church nc the
school house lass Sunday.
B. Howe made q trip 10 Knowles
this week.
ar. HenEleF 10 doing some inside
work on Mr.. Gumm's house
We understand that Prof. Henson
will move hIs family into the Walter
smith house a. soon a. II 10 vacated By
Mr.. Wells. 10 be near the school house
this winter.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07

IL you husband crossS Al irritable.
fault finding deposition 10 often due 70
q dIsordered stomach. A man with
good digestion 10 nearly always good
naiured. A great many have hesn per.
manently cured Of stomach trouble BY
taking ohamberlain's Tablets. For
sails by all dealers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
Notice 10 Creditors.

All persons having claims against
Henry n. Miller, deceased, are requIr.
ed 20 present che same, with The nee.
essary vouchers, 10 the undersigned
Administrator. Beaver okla., within
-four months of the date hereof, or the
same will BE- forever barred
Dated October ~, 1919.
W. q. FIELDS,
10 ~ Ii.I4Iw Administrator,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
since the freeze.

since the freeze.
There i some brush going past here
and put on the market at go per ton.
But most ~ us have decided To hold on
for better prices. While we don't ex.
pect Ia get any big. fancy price. but
we ccrtninly will not cell for any such
price n II offered now. Some growers
have said that II they did not get their
price, which was not unreasonable,
they would burn their brush before
they would 20 for lees.
Well, say, you'd better not take
things too easy, unless they belong
tO you.
Heaven 10 probably the one place
where Genital" will always give you
the right number.
We haven't much use for the man
who tries Ia impress u, that he docsn't
have Ia work.
The brand of fall weather We are
having l. delightful. The bright sun.
shine and cool. crisp mir can be found
no place ON earth ouI,, a. grand a. IN
Western Oklahoma. ot all the sea.
suns the autumn months here are the
must beautiful aud restiul. Yet after
all there cuiies to one feeling OF sad
mess feeling that th. summer day
A'e s'pp'uH away h"u MI mature |"
P''P"'''s ''' '''"
LATER.
- n''"''p' ., "A' oesn Pu''e ''eH
wv '''''A' ""'''
Arch hcouire met misfortune last
saturday lie was running afier NJ
old hsn' when he stepped ON n nHil in
Oo'fd that Was hidden by the litter
70 the barn yard, tue nail running into
MS loot making bad wound. IL hRs
been very painful but he IL now rest.
ing easy' but unable to walk.
Everybody il very busy these pan.
icky times. II you don't believe II ,
Just take n drive aud see for yourself.
Broomcorn brnsh 4. b.Iny m,,L.,.d
at Lay.rne for $50 "a tap oey ,on
Al ~ vn,,,.
~ -, 80 - " ~. """' ""'''
Wv '' ~
., h'd"hour mas DoHRht a gasoline
.""d'ng ou'nt' ~h'ch was Drought here
p"h 'e't ana orother' dudley went
:" LaVefnr' honuay' Wl'h Two loads OF
n"ss 'o' Wh'eh they received W 10.
Ihere was quite Ap exciting time
mere on the k'"wa Sunday noon a
threshlhH ontht' which came In from
,,',." 49, 80, ','.., "u "a, =" W ~"1 :" 9pesI-
w,eon !, bnv so,,s .o,I "a T., -.
wsv a .,.,L t,,w an. .n,I,,. 49,, I'',,,
IN, y,as. and In uInn,o -. -
somewhat Of a blaze, A high wind wa.
blowing. and in a moment IA. fire had
e-osssd the section line ON the Jnbn
Russell farm. and from there 10 the
Ault farm, where n was checked
..bout 10 cedar posts and n small Ia, ~
hay wa. burned. but without the time
" assIstanc. which came at the e,y n,
help, the damage would have been
greater, Carslcssness. no doubt, on
the part of the machine men, was the
cause Of the trouble.
On Halloween night some Of the
boys got busy add misplaced few
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
Summons by Publication.
State nf Oklahoma, In the District Court
Beaver CoustJ, oi said County.
John ". Savage. Pialn'Ia,

John ", Savage. Piain'in,
W.
Tho Pit,sbag Moftgagr investinsni Company,
q corporation. and J. Luther Taylor, Defend
ant.
Said defendant. Ths Pittsbure Mortgage Invest.
msat COMPANY. q corporation. and ,. Luthsr
rayler. will take notice that they have bean
susd In the above named coaH by John W.
Savage, plAinlii. and su order OF Attachfnsnt
has been issusd In said cause asnlnat their in.
taFost In tho south wost Quarter ~ OF section
Three (s), Township Two a.. North Of Ranse
Twenty seven an, RAst of tho Ciuarron Mort.
dian IN Beaver county, Oklahoma, and must an.
suoF the pstision nlsd therein By aaid plaintin
on Of bsioro the 18Th dag Of Doosmb0r, 1919. or
said petition viii bo taken a. true, and . ludg.
msnt fOr said plalntla In said action for Nine
Hundred and Tbirty.ThFes and 70.i0o DollAr..
and In the attaehmsnt thsreiu granted viii be
rsndSrSd aeeorIingly.
Attesti n. v. PnUErT.
tsRALl Clork Of said Court
DiCEsOH, RuaH DIcEsoH,
III Il.al su Attotnsya for PIaintin.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07

I want some ops with teams and rig,
10 sake chaFes Of the BeaveF-Meads
Star Mail route. Good proposition q
responsible man.
J.R. QUISN. Contractor.
l0.I0 n Beaver. OKLA
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07

Notice Of Contest.

Depaftment II the Interior. United States
Land Once, Woodward, Okla, Nos, T. ISia
To EDWARD Manning. ~ Pro,ecilon. Eansas.
Contastesi
YOu arc hsrsby notl0sd that Elvls W. Hunl,
who gives Madison, Okla, ~ his post-ofice ad.
druaa, did on August %. ipia Gle In this once
hia duly eorrobomted Application 10 contest
and secure The cancellation Of your Homestead
kntrJ No.. SERIAL No. 0aias7. made March
1919. fos Nwh, Section ~. township 9 North.
Range n kast. Cimarron Meridian. and ~
grounds fog his contest he alleges that said an.
tsyman has wholly abandoned said tract Of land
for period Of moro thar siH months iAst past
and neHt prior 10 tho date of the I1ltis'in~ ~
this oontest; that hs has never established nor
maintained hls residence on said lani, and that
these defaults have not ben cured..
You ara, therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will be taken by this once a.
having been copiessed hy yoa and your said
entry will be earcaicd Hereunder without youF
further right 10 be heard therein. either before
this once OF on appeal, 70 yoa fail 10 his In this
once within twenty days after lhe FOURTH
puhiisatiou of this notice. ~ shown below, your
answer. under cath, specifically meeting and ~
spondlns IN these allegations Of eonts.t or u
you fall within that tlms to nls In this once due
proof that you hHve served copy of Jour an
swcr on the contestant either In person or By
registered mail. ~ this service 10 made by the
delivery ofa eopg of your answer to the con
tesiAnt In person, pFoof u such service must
b. either the said oontestani's Srittsn Acknow.
Judgment of hia receipt a. the copy. showing
the data Of lie recelpt. or the AiiidAvit of the
pefson h whom the delivery vas made statina
a =
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
Summon. by PublIcatlOu.

bummons BY Publication.
stA.s Of oklsloma.
Beaver County.
In the District Court Of Said County and
stats.
The sm.s Of OhiaiOms, to Minnie E. Graham
0rosstinai
You are hereby potlaed that you have besn
sued IN the aboFe named Court In IN action
therein pending wllsrsln xsal johnson "a plain
tiii and y0a ara defendants. That unless you an.
swer ths psdtion alsd In aaid causs b. said
pinintln On o. bofogv the isih day n Decsmbsf.
lBsa ths aiasationa IN said petition vii be tar.
on a. trus and iudsmeat viii bs rsuderoa against
yoa FOR the sum 81 Two Hundrod Tvcnty-Nine
Dollars and eixtg.Five Carts leflp.osl, with In.
forest a The rate q 10 pr cent par annum from
ths Isl day ol NsssmbsE isi1. and further
judgment ssssolosins mortgage for The pay-
s:ssht q said sum an lhe sonthwest Quarter of
section TwonB-Ons cih Township ain co.
Range Tpontg -ons an n. n. nsavsr oguniy.
Chlahoma, ana for deeroe u coun fpg an
order q sale oi aid land 10 pas said iuaWment
inisress and costa. ena ioseser baffnr and fsrtI-
s,osins Sou. ieus hairs o. asalans irom ssflinn
% or elaimiIs any hshL lltla. inselasi o. estate
q o. ~ saI1 premises.
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