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For Those Who Travel

sary for so short n time. even TO the
shaving utensils. They are lined with
a thin canvas cloth. while the outside is
either soft leather or heavy canvas.
The bag for women is Just as useful,
although much dalnt!er In appearance
My lady's case Is smaller, so that Il
looks hardly more than large fiat
handbag. and, being made OF such soft
leather. II can be folded or rolled to Il,
into any position. II the necessity arises
These cases are lined IN all shades OF
silk. some very lovely in their soft tans
and violets others more useful in the
darker colors. .
inside there 10 room for all necessities
even to tho place. for tho tube Of cold
cream, without which the modern wom-
an, careful OF her complexion, would
not dream OF stirring.
On ono side - the holder for the nigh,
gown and on tho other the places for all
the toilet articles. so that when the
night gown 10 removed that flap can be
folded back and under. ana the case will
occupy but q small space In your friends
guest room. but with everything right t.
your hand.
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II was their first Sunday at house
keeping since their marriage. more
than a month before.
"Breakfast?" repeated Helen. Then
she started to sob.
What is It. darling? Are you mr.
and Warren was frightened.
"No-you-you big sweety! was cry
Ing about you-you Just asking for
breakfast before you kissed me. Mother
was right when she said men only
thousht Of their stomachs"-
'Thsre. there. my little aueenie. never
mind. I'll help you get breakfast
And ;WAyren kissed nor. ...t
'Hpw will you have your eggs!" abe
aAksd, much appeassd-. .a
'SDohed. my brave little cook" sale
Warren. and Helen set shout ooilins
them =JsrSt she lighted tho chahni
dish lamp. Then che put water in tn,
paHs Then she broke four eggs int
ne cold water, put on the cover ant
pfQcseded TO slice some bread and gel
out butter and things. She had stocked
up only tho day previous.
B8tssn minutes passed. Warren had
Arssssd and shaved. snd thsn he wen,
outitnto the Kitchen.
'How are you getting alons. pre-
sious7'4he asked.
Oh. perfectly lovely. dearest. How
lonS2do; YOU want your eggs boiled?"
'Oh. about three minutes will do
'ST6ree minutes! oh, goodness mo
They've been boiling ten minutes or SO. :
and''0Islen lifted tho cover of the
chafing dish.
why. where are theyi" she asked
blanItfy.
warren looked into the boiling water
"HsfhA. preeiods. You forgot to pu,
tholhs IN" ihe laughed.
No I'dhn't love. See. there arc tn,
| sheass broke them-why. Warren, ar,
you Laughing at me7 What have
donens Oh. dear, making fun OF you,
poor little wife on tho very first Sun
dayamorning" And she sobbed In ear
nest this time.
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The Man in the
Brown Derbv
e4 Great Summer Story of New Yo,k
By Wells Hastings

.,-,. =, ,
,hohsn or nyseit nau oeeh mysen.
! set U" mo" III SEARCH Oh tne hea'e"
on. a.. 49,
. res tne proprietor toid me, i oiu
rent OUT that red-Wheeied ougsy 10
se"'. yesteruay' ana nhe STATE M
ol"ushl the morse BACK m ~ was all
V"Iy wen 10 give me ten-doiiar NOTE
Dut no uiie can ten now nuch harh
urlN'nS IKE that does 10 horse maybe
you doh ma out I'LL weeks later. No,
the gentleman was all alone; There
wasn't no iady At all with him. Sure.
could let you have rig and driver to
take YOU over TO buckingham"
As drove along the red Pennsylvania
ro@d to the little town OF Buckingham
! tried to picture to myself, az best I
couiu. Just what the man In the brown
derry had done: ! knew that he had
hired horse In Doylestown. that he
had driven to our farm and In some
manner taken Nancy away with him;
but some hours later he had returned
alone with The buggy, which had evi.
IDENTIFY been driven fast and far: there
fore he must have left Nancy in soms
other certain care, probably In ths
town from which he ultimately meant
to take the train. ~. .,-.@-,,s,T
One can't very well lock up n dis
tinguished and beautiful young lad,.
In n village hotel: so that the proc
ability 'wns that he Ind ief. her In tho
care OF some Trustworthy, private IN.
dividua1: under what pretext 1 could
not know. perhaps under none, proyiI.
Ing tho guardian he chose was de-
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For the One Night Visit.

M ANY fascinating little Invitations
M1ss' come to us Just 70 uss when we
v&ss run into the country for over
night without bothering with evening
clothes, or IL we are asked to a friends
house In the city for the evening. with
thesadi!ttonal Invitation that we might
as Well stay over night.
4 All" delishtful-until It comes time TO
th.ni Of what We shall carry with us.
A satchel appears ridiculous. as we'll as
being 'arnu!sance; yet a handbag isn't
large enough to hold the necessary ar
ticles. Why don't they make some
thing just for such an occasion," Is the
invaria BILE cry. And that Is lust what
they have done. The Indefinite they"
have made Just tho requisite thing. And
tho chops, or almost all OF them. are
Carrying It,
IYlere are two cases on tho market
nov TO be used for tho overnight trip.
One Is for men and one Is for women.
Both are fiat, hardly two inches wide
WHEN closed. obiong cases. The one for
me- Is lo.4gerfand trlffe wider than
|. ~ sssers II win hold all that Is neoss'
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Standardization 10 . Symptom ~ we'll
as the Symbol Of Slumpltis!
We used to Know Race-Hawss that
Never Really Started to Run until after
the sbarps had Figured he'd Shot his
Bolt.
Abide BY tho Deciston that's
against vow bxt CINCH the Merit
One! :'t %" -.,-."
Another little Recipe for Accumu-
lating the Goodies is to ACT while the
Other Fellow Is Arguing!
When. back in tho Flown Time. we
were q Horse Bug. We used TO Think
We could Beat tho Whole Card - but
the Bookies never Believed Us!
Our idea Of Re0'Ior Feller 10 one
uho, tnsteod OF Boisterously Con-
graduating the Winner, Eases a
Word Of Sympathy and Cheer into
the Ear Of the Loser!
II any OF our Fights had been 10 a
Finish. as at the Time We Fatuously
Supposed them to be. we'd Be Dead!
The Jig 10 Never Up for the Man who
Joshes his Jinx!
There Isn't a Man In the World WHO
doesn't have to Play Second Fiddle TO
SOME-body.
Nmorss alone dossn't Pay the
Ransomi
You generally Can Tell BY the Gin,
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most iur!d part OF Warren's remarks.
Warren filed the hot and cold bottle
with the black stuff he called coffee.
Il will buy some fruit on the way
down TO, the boat" ne said, "By the
way. little wife, what time does the
boat leave?"
I'm afraid we'il have to hurry. dar.
ling" said Helen. at leaves at Q o'clock
Why WARREN. ats half-past TEN this
very minute!'
Warren looked at the clock. well
I'll be-
Helen put her hand over his mouth.
Naughty. naughty. You've sweared
enough to-day. Oh. I'm so glad.
didn't want to go any way. wanted
TO sit right home here and look at you
precious"
"Sweetle" replied Warren.
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How Rome Was Saved.

al ow are you on ancient his,oryr INQUIRED
III the Mood street man.
Fine" declared tho sage Of Smith
field street. ASK ms anything you vent 70
know"
II was trying to rcsn the facts about those
geese that csckied and thus saved Rome
Il remember the episode. You see. Rons Wa
. very rich city in ancient dsys. filled with gold
and pvcious stonss. Some invaders had glthersl
In hop<s Of gettins b!s loot
II ss."
But vhen they heard ths geese csehains. thsy
thought they'd better grab the geese and 10, the
sold 60. The cost Of living vas jus. q higa then
~ It is now"
II compr~hend."
''Thsy made off With me seese sud thu, Rome
was Mvsd. - Piwseurgh Post.
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The Day 8
Good Stories
Filing an Alibi.

DARsON WHITES precautionary measure Of
p;Otectng his chicken coop with chilled
four more OF his choice Leghorns disappeared. leav.
ing the srssred BAN o. this only visible evidence
Of the theft. However his suspicious pointed
toward his next door ne!xabos. whom hs lid
seen proving around his yard that day. and.
accordingly. he had this suspect up In the police
court The next morning.
III the prisoner can prove an abb. I'll let him
off vita sS.enied sentence" announced the
Juige. A. the end Of the evidence. Can YOU
file~an alibi, Hsm,"
Il sueSs | can" eagerly reicined the suspect
IF u amt any harder den PahsOn White,
chicken coop bars San Francisco star.
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Nothing to Gain.

A DEMOCRAT In Mcrhspon, Kan. was
~ asked whether he ordered CLARK or HG.
mon. lie replied that tho atua ton re.
minded hun OF early days when no fre!yhted
through KsnLas with wagon and team.
There were two fords across the smoky Mves.
near saliua," explained the kAnaan. both Of
which were treachegops Meeting . swsds one
day as apHroAched the river ! inquired Of him
which ford nai better tahs. hls answes ca
presses my ssutIuenis,
81 tank | don't know. You daek one you
wish you dack tie other. "--Kansss Ctty star.
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A Clear Case.

SNOU claim that the wheel Of tho defendants
car passed over your stomach" ssiA the
defendants attorney to the plaintiff o.
the stand "Yct here II your openfans wstaA
which you testify 10 having carried In your tsit
pocket at the time. ard the crystal TINT sVeu
CRACKED. How do you aoount for thAti" .s
Why" said the plaintiff. .ths car Vas soins
20 fat there want ams for the crystal to brsak
ar. "--uarpcr's WeeAy
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| mouse OF TWO STORIES, eno ~
- looked for all the world - u
Il had strayed from some toy viilaea.sc
II was set squarsly IN little handksr. r
chief of a lawn. and dwarfed and shad-
ed by . towering giant elm. II II had -
been In tho tree instead of under II. Il
would have made a very presentabls
hrd-house: and Mrs. Lathrop a. shs..
throw open tho front door with . jerk
and popped out to stand sQuarely be-
fore mo on the door-sill. seemed like,
some small brown bird herself.
You rent lodgings. BELIEVE" IA
said.
She cooked her head and stood lookon
ing at me with her arms a-kimbo. -
Sometimes to some people" she
said; very seldom to single gentle =,
men. Do you smoker"
Not In lodgings" I laughed. "anG
besides, l am not sure that am look
ing for any: but may l come in for
moment?"
Anything to SELF" she asked.
l shook my head. Nothing at ali;
but think should like some lunch
con. II you can give me some. Now
want to ask you a question or So
Question" she turned abruptly IN
the little hall. The census man was
here last week. and a suffragetts the
week before that. ana the week betoIt
that a young woman who said sts
was getting statistics on the cost &
living. II seems as II I'd answered
enough questions to last out yea,
or 80"
MY questions aren't personal"
explained, ''at least not personal 10 ,
you. But you had some dodgers here
last night. ! have been informed. who
probably left early this morning; and,
II you don't mind. I should like TO ask
you something about them"
There, I knew It," she cried; II knew
very well that something wasn't RICH,
and that somebody would be srount 81
pretty soon blaming me for It. VIVA,
Is II you want to knowg Are you SOME
friend OF the doctorsr'
Tho doctor?"
Eyes. that ions-nossd youAs fsllsv :. =
CHARGE" r+ff 10
-. cTe b ceut,nusaa
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|"Cheer Up, Cuthbert!'' "
Az What's the Use of Being Blue {?
sSsS There Is Lot of Luck Lett.
BY Clarence L. Cullen.

In Mans Eye whether he's Going to
Copper" your well-Mesnt Advice.
Even II you can't. Get tho Decision.
the Losers End OF Some OF these
Purses is worth Fighting For!
Over.Conddencc Is An Right until
II Begins to Beget Ccrelcssness!
The Rolling Stone may Gather no
Moss. but Then Again 1t often Gets Out
Of the Way OF the Roller!
We Take a Chance by Going out OF
our Class to Tackle Temptation that We
Know Is Too Strong for US!
II you Insist on Inviting Disaster. be
ready to RepeI II when II Accepts the
Invttationl
The Boss takes a Sort OF sardonlc De-
light In Watching tho Curves Of the
Man who Thinks he Ii Successfully
Soldering on the Job!
The Man who Really kas Learnt his
Little Lesson doesn't become Loqusc!ous
on the Subject
You cont Have TO Attend A Conven-
| ton to be Steam Roller.d by Con-
ventlon.
One OF these Days We're Going 70
Try TO Discover some Kind OF Fun that
won't have any Flare-Back!
Take your Medicine pithout a
Chaser OF the Oran0e.Juice Of Self.
Ercusei
The Man who Publicly Praises Him
self must stand for being Publicly
Appraised!
Too Many OF US Prefer % Recount
the Hard-Luok Stories than 20 Recall
the Happy Days!
We Always Know that Business Is
Bad for our Rival when he Threaten
| to Build Fire Under Us, .
THEIR NATURAL ELEMENT.
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The Way 10 Re-
move tho sting
from a Breakdown
10 TO Bob Up Sc
renely!
WlAthsr the Sur
vivA Of the Fit
tas,,.t:!s Straight
Doctrine or mot a
Persopauy-Copduct-
- Exempnt,
Of IL 70 Worth
WhNe!.
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observation-disclosures
SYNOPSIS or rnMrprNG CHAPTERS.

sci .ofs sscsS.e d ii"oa' red brtG@.Sks' Tai
Niyer his hands. 50 he ctnssnts Tor iar9c IN.
Cosnc. to marry Sany Bond. yhose l9rl,
had her father ut 10 40 asa Wheir The latter
died and Las hest Ssnct 'prlsouer. Nilsson aud
Sancy ~ 20. . rcnnsy ly.siia farm. Nhstc they
spi'd un uS a mJstouous man who wears brown
derby. iututins that h-t marriage ws pcr.
formed 10y q - guat oergl man, they dan q secon
cctcnpny. Nilsson yes To- the ne,r~-t t'Sn %
SET a license. On hls return Nancy Ia. vanished.
leaving an apparently n eci letter II farewell.
Mason r',ds IN pursuit. believing che has been
Ndnaluel
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ssia OOH! Warren. look. It's
KAY Just q perfectly LOVELY
NA 'Th-huh" replied War
rem. from the depths OF the
bl4eksts. ... -..
DO you know what day this 10, dear
boyr" asked Helen. .........
Gee, / gotter get up ana 20 to work
] suppose" groaned Warren.
Oh stupid. stupid. this Is SUNDAY
Have. You forgotten % soon7 This is
the day we were to have such a lovely
time, darling. on the excursion
AZ right, my precious" said Warren.
noS Thoroughly awake. You mus,
/ hustle up some breakfa and I'll be
ready"
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THEIR NATURAL ELEMENT.

Wife-HOw imprudent you are' You've
only Just finished your dinner and now
you propose TO battle.
tfusbAnd-Tnats all right, my dear.
] sts nothing but nsh,-Pels Mels.
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CHAPTER. X.
Mrs. LathrOp's.

Rs. LATHROP'S I found sas-
ily enough. II was a formal
little white trimmed yellow 7,
house OF two stories. end u
lacked for all the world A II
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Marriage of Cousinc,

&C. s." writes: IFS thsre any law for
Bidding the marriage OF frst cousinsr"
, In some states, yes; IN Others. no.
wv. IL" writes: II am sending a we'd
ding present TO the bride of my nephew.
What should bs written op tho inclose
card?' ~
The engraved hamo OF thu ,.ssndsrais
sufficient. t,r-
/, ~. g." writes; WHAT 40 ths EATERS
n. s. V. p mean on weditng break.
fast mvttaGonT' fgi 90 '. 81 '
They should stand Cor q French rhrat~
WHICH translates Please reply
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B e tty
Vincent'S
A dVice
Too Young.

100 Ioung. ..'..
N. r." writes: II am seven cen and
very much ia love with young man
who wants mo to elope with him be-
cause my people object to our marriage
They say am too young. What shall
do?"
/ Wait. by all means. Your people are
right.
"E. NJ" writes: "Uow can secure
an Introduction to young lady who
works opposite nay place OF business
/ suggest that you get acquainted with
some young man In the same employ
as the young lady. and see II he can't
furnish the Introduction.
"a. r." writes: II am sixteen and
am considered pretty. But DO not re-
celve tho attention duo me. How shall
I make myself more popular?"
Think more OF others and less Of your.
self
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CHAPTER TX.
(Coniinucd.)
Pursuit.

n TURNED ut the gate to look
back at the house. How still
and quiet and waiting It looked.
I felt as Ada m must have at
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as
0XSx
Copyright. 1912. by ThsAtssr

. EFEAT itself doesn't Destrdy-out
Submitting to It Does.
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Fair Play.

''F. A." writes; "a young man has
paid me good deal OF attention and
has told me hs loved me. hate HIN.
but don't want to tell him so. What
shah / do?"
At any rate. don't play the hypocrite
any longer. Break the state OF your
feelings toward him AZ gently as posi-
be.
80. A." writes: II am n girl OF seven
teen and eNtre!nely bashful How shall
overcome my shynessP'
Try 10 think less about yourself and
more about others.
III. C." writes: Il have been paying
attention TO a girl for some time. There
IL to be an excursion which she cannot
attend. and she objects TO ny go.ng
without her Il this fair?' 1.--...
No, Il - unreasonsbie. .sa.,.
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You generally Can Tell BY the CLINT
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We Always Know that Bushes, I,
Bad for our Rival when he Threaten
to Build a Fire Under Us, .
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Remorss alone doesn't Pay the
1lAnSomi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
A. B. THOMPSON
10 N. Chickasha.
Phone 2. Chickasha, Okla.
(First published March %, 1922
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

State of Oklahoma, Grady County, IS.
In the County Court.
In the Matter OF the Guardianship Of
James Hiskett, Olive Hiskett Ed
ward Hiskett, Sarah J. iIlskett and
Adam l. Hiskett, Junior, Minors.
Adam L. Hiskett Guardian.
Now on this 22nd day Of March. 1912,
Adam L. Hiskett filed in this Court
his petition asking that this Court en-
ter an order Of sale Of the interest OF
the above named minors in aud to GER
tain lands in said petition described,
and having in said petition asked that
a hearing be had upon The same and
Il appearing thai said petition is in all
things sufficiea. and the. hearing
thereon SHOULD be had.
Now therefore It is hereby ordered
that hearing be had upon said petit
tion Monday. the 22nd day Of April,
1912, at the County Court room in the
City Of Chickasha, Grady County, Ok
lahoma, al the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m.
of said day, at which time the next
Of kin and all persons interested in
the estate Of the above named minors
are hereby directed to appear and
show cause, If any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be
granted and an order o. sale made
thereon.
It - further ordered that notices of
the ti'ue and p ace Of hear be said pe-
tion be given by publishing a copy
of this order in the Chickash Daily
Express for at least tlree weeks prior
to the date Of said nearing and BY
posting a copy Of this order in three
public places in Grady Comfy. Okla
homa, one Of the same 10 be at the
.fr1h, door 81 The County Ctrrt House.
FIN the City Of Ch'rktsha. and that a
copy Of this order be mailed to the
next Of kin Of said minors, as Is shown
by the petition herein filed for at least
fifteen days prior to the said 22nd day
ci April 1912.
(Seal) n. 81. WILLIAMS.
Judge Of tbe County Court
BOND & MELTON,
Attorneys for Guardian S.25.22d
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE

Modern l-room house and large bath
room choice location, close IN. Only
Sii0o. en- easy terms
Modern Groom house. half block
from pavement; east front: good we'll
large shade trees and outbuldngs.
Price $3.50
Modern Groom house, Is e.. east
front house with improvements. cost
$4,000; viii sell FOR S2500 and give
terms on part
10 acres, we'll improved: only IA
miles from the l. I. & c.; very cheap
at $3.50; $500 cash, balance on time.
50 acres h miles from city limits:
40 acres first class alfalfa bottom land
to acres good upland; ali in cultya.
tion Price, Ss5 per acre; $500 cash,
balance on easy terms.
$50 acres 2 miles from Blanchard:
unimproved; 200 acres suitable tor
cultivation. balance good meadow
land abundance Of living water. good
timber on creek; no sand or rocks. A
snap at $3.50 per acre.
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$50 acres 5i5 miles from Chlckasha.
2 miles from Amber. best grade Of
smooth upland; very well improved
Price $40 per acre.
FOR TRADE.
Modern Groom house, well located.
on West Hill; one block from pave
ment; 2 blocks from car line; corner
loti has loan Of $4,000; viii exchange
Tor land and assume loan on land If
necessary Price s2500.
10 acres ilz miles from Chickasha.
G acres best alfalfa bottom land. bal.
ance good upland with fine building
site; branch with some timber which
makes this very suitable for small hog
or poultry farm Price $1,000. or Will
trade fog good chickasha property
1850 acres sirst class bottom land, l6
miles from chIckasha; TOO acres in Al.
falfa; 10-room modern house, with hot
water and acetylene lights. Entire
farm under hog fence. Price $4,000.
or viii trade for grazing land Has
loan OF s2250 at per cent interest.
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(Flrst published March is, 1922
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
State Of Oklahoma, Grady County
In the Matter of the Guardianship OF
Dillarl f. Campbell. minor.

State Of Oklahoma, Grady County
In the Matter of the Guardianship OF
Dillarl F. Campbell, minor.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
Now, on this. the 18th day of March,
1912, Thomas A. Campbell, Guardian
o. billiard r. Campbell, a minor, filed
III this Court his petition showing that
it is necessary that the real estate Of
said minor be sold for the reason in
said petition stated and having in
said petition asked that hearing be
had upon the same as provided by
law.
Now, therefore, 1t Is hereby order.
ed that said petition for sale Of real
estate SO filed on the 18th day OF
March 1912, be heard, and the same
is hereby set for hearing on Satur-
day, the 18th day Of April, 1912, at
the County Court house in the City Of
chickasha, Grady County oklahoma,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m, on said
day. at which time the next Of kin
and all persons interested in the es-
tate Of said minor are hereby ordered
to appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said order should not be
made for the sale Of said real estate
OF said above named minor as asked
for in said petition.
1t is further ordered that notice of
the hearing of said petition be given
by posting a copy Of this order In
three public places in Grady County,
Oklahoma, one Of the same to be at
the front door Of the County Court
House in the City OF Chickasha,
Grady County. Oklahoma, for at least
twenty-one days prior to the date Of
said hearing and BY mailing to the
next Of kin and persons interested m
said estate Of said minor, as shown
by said petition herein copies Of this
order at least fifteen days prior to the
day Of said hearing, and by publish
Ing a copy of this order in the
Chickasha Daily Express for at least
three weeks prior to said day set for
the hearing Of said petition.
N. N. WILLIAMS.
Judge Of the County Court.
BOND & MELTON.
Attorneys for Guardian. 3-S.22d