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ADAM A. wEsCHLNR. AUoT1oNEER.
$50 Carpets and Rugs,
BY Public Auction
At Weschler's,
o2o Pa. Ave. NV,
Tomorrow, 10 80 AM.
faaA4t

ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCT1oNEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC, By PUBLIC
AUCTION TO PAY STORAGE. FREIGHT
AND OTHER CHARGES.
JUNE TWENTY SEVENTH. 1914. COMMENCING
AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. within the salesrooms
Of Adam A. Weschler, No. go Pa. ave. NV, We
will sell by public auction. to pay storage, freight
and other charges. all goods stored With US by
s. W. CLARK. Julian Etinge. Mr.. Gaynor. W. 9.
jackson and Mrs. Rose McAllister.
All parties interested please take notice.
1e1O,1826 4O1-4O8 8. @. St
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
ADAM a. WEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.
Household and Office Fur
niture, $50 Carpets, Up
right Pianos, Draperies,
So. R. R. Freight, Etc,
By Order U. S. Marshal, WASH
ington Storage Co., Local
Hotel and Others,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
at Weschlers,
.o2o Pa. Ave. NV,
TOMORROW, o:3o AM,
Including oh,ctssine Upright PIsne, Eesin. MI;
SIC BOZ E ene rnamsnp sna
colators. chafing Dishes Lace Curtains and ORA
peries, Leather Chairs and Rockers Brass Beds.
High grade Golden OAK Extension Tables. Side
boards. Bullets, Dining Room Chairs China
RACES Mrrors. Wardrobes. andircns, Boosc.ses.
Porch Chairs and Rockers, Refrigerators. Springs.
Cash Resers Large sna sms
At 10 O'Clock AM,
Southern R. R. Freight. including Household
Boxes. Barrels; etc;
At 1890 O'Clock AM,
About $50 Carpets and Rugs,
Lace Curtains, Draperies, Etc,
by Order of Large Local
Hotel.
At II O'Clock Noon,
Automobiles, Horses, Carriages,
Wagons, Surveys, Runabouts,
Harness, Etc.
1e212t ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct
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VIRGINIA.
line. Il N. Wash. .. .s.. ~ $4,000
county roads, on cleo. line. near city 200
1OO-acre farm. necessary bldgs., fine or
chard, on cleo. line. near CITY,. &Il.oOo
and cleo. a line. At Fer acre o... @ 500
II acres. 7-room house. outbuildings. large
apple orchard, on cleo. line. ~ miles
city, h.-w. heat, plumbing. $4,000
s-room house and bath, heat and plumbing,
e1ee sta m Hon near &c city bargain a. 800
5r. house, acres, on cleo line near sta. 1890
80 acres, unimproved, fronting elec. line, near
80 acres, unimproYed, heavily wooded. near cleo.
line, $50 per acre.
100 acres, unimproved, On cleo. line, near Great
Falls, $50 per acre.
6s acres, small bldgs., 8 blocks cleo. lima Soma
timber. near Great Falls, $50 per acre.
LAUGHLN q RTTCH1E, Inc,
3522 n St NV. Phone ". $50.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OBJ THE
District Of Columbia. Washington, June Is, 1914.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE.
pm, July !, 1914. for furnishing and delivering
during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1915. fuel
lions and form OF proposal may be obtained upon
application to the Purchasing oaacer. p ;;r G.:
p. NEWMAN. FREDERfCK L. s1DDoNs.
CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners, D. c.
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THos J. OWEN & son. AUcToNEERs.

WILLIAM E. AMBROSE. Attorney.
je25-d dads, eSu&jy4
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7-RooM HOUSE; NEWLY PAINTED AND PA
pered; y acre Of ground; outbuildings; gar
den, fruit. shade trees; minutes walk to
electric or steam cars. Located in most attract
I've and coolest place in Rockville.
$500.
McLAOHIN BANKING CORPORATION,
10th and G SITS. NV.
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LOTS 90 FEET FRONT,
NEAR 14th STREET ION
GRADE, FOR Zoe SO. FIT,
WITH M ACAD A MIZED
STREETS, CONCRETE SIDE
WALKS, ETC. SEWER
FEW FEET. BEAUTIFUL
HOUSES BUILDING IN THE
IMMEDIATE VICINITY,
INCLUDING THE HOME OF
A HIGH COVER MENT
OFFICIAL. THIS IS AN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR INVESTMENT.
ROBERT g. HEATER,
COLORADO BUILDING.
PHONE MAIN 1904.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

PAYING FARM. 80 ACRES, AT Troll
ley station; suit commuter or subdivision
terms. Boz 204, Star ONCE.
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WILLIAM q. HUTCHINSON. Trustee
Je1s-d&ds, eSu 204-207 McGill bldg
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THE SANITARY SUBURB,
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
The houses are built Of poured cement-cfean,
sanitary and absolutely vermin and freproof.
See at our new ONCE 18th and Pa. ave-,
over Davis. opp. the Raleigh Hotel.
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FOX RENT-CHOICE NORTHWEST HOUSES
1881 Euclid st NV, Or and b., ST. heat $50 50
1925 W 1t. NV. 10r.. b.. h.-w. beat IS so
1918 18Th q; n,M rooms; bath 49,. ESQ
eos =. csp. st., 8 rooms. bath. =. .... $3.50
5I0 10th ct. Ne, rooms, bath. ....... $3.50
18<5 r st. me-, rooms, bath. ....... 17.50
SIS l1th q. AZ, I rooms, bath. 800. 1850
702 St s.e., rooms, bath. ......... 1880
eos TN It, Sc, 8 rooms, bath. ....... 1880
CHOICE SOUTHWEST HOUSES.
- ct. s.W.. II rooms. baths .-..... q. 50
1905 O Ct, Aw, rooms bath. ..... 206O
go n ct. aw.. rooms, bath. ........: 1850
1905 q. aw., rooms. hath...-.- 2oS0
1864 ~ ct. s.w., rooms, bath-....... 1850
A72 n e sw,. 8 rooms, bath. .......... 49, 80
87l ii St ew rooms. bath. ......... 1850
1871 G It. sw., rooms. water........ 1880
i1O0A Water s.W rooms, bath. ....... 1880
AT Z IT O.W,. 8 rooms, water. ~s.... 15..S
]76 I ID aw rooms, bath. ......... 1880
"a e sW. rooms. water. 1850
ltS " st.sAw., rooms. water. .......... 11.5e
~ 3 ~ aw.. rooms. watsf. ........- 1900
asl3 ~ q. s.!.. Foe1A watee: !. 1e.6Q
q. RH1A. - ~
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aaf6er $S.00-t1.00
W1ilan S11h-77b

Gdmeiue-3ninbr $500; @arft
&c bober bis flai 0rdidnitt9preis
ISL. s5-7S71g; bod)iter 9reis$7. 80
5hoie 3lthlbr 5000; Marft
leit bis i0c bober
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glus Sen Stnate.

Settings. llebrr 1000 uutomuti.
id1c GGlCpbon5 murocu Samitug
a5tuo nit Dem gcQ Suitcm per.
eini1t ais D}uHor &narabnm bic
tango iolcn lleB. ueldc ale aa.
bcl 6c3 Suoepenoent Spitem nit
Dem Bel 8eiheubrett pcrbin0et-
u 50. Middleton bat Sumitaq iciu
4mt aI3 Scfrctdr Der SauocIsEum.
mar uIeoergelegt. Gas Rooro Der
Ctreftorcu mirb iclucn EahfoIaer
au5 cuicm GuecH0 4ppIifanten
mlblcn.
4eit goiut. n@roboatcr" Sorms
fclgrtc Sountag iciHen 90 @cburt5.
tag inn Seine icines Sobues. 8a.
itor 8tliom 6arm5 pom Der beut.
'dleu Iutberiiheu STRIDE. 6err
1urm5 Wuroe in 2cutihluuo gebo.
rem. Seine @eiunoHeit iii 10 gl,t,
ouB or 100 Sabre olt Deroen iolIte
Eremout. 4}iQlam 0}aben BON
Gort5 BEND bat ijh inn Ioilettert.
raum 0cs Union g1huho's erid1ni.
len araufheit miro ais llriadc
au1caebeu Semc Trau uu0 5tDei
4iuoer Ubcrlcbeu t5u Sciu 9rll.
Der III elm bcfauntcr @olitifcr in
Gortb Bend.
9loriolf. Freital Qbcn6 nur0c
inter InelInahmc uou macidhr 300
GFjtllieocru ole neue eagles 6allc
trofuct. Gin aor3ert uu0 Gm.
pfaua iolgtcu. Ie Sole 1T orci.
itodig uu0 aus ,3ic1gln cr5alt. 5ic
lit po1i0u6lu r|euoUlrt uuo mutt
neuen 05bcln ausgcitottet ruorocn.
2jnrom. Cue Goroncr5 ,luru
bat @arrD q. stout, Der iciue @at.
tin u15e Ge E1ltt aljf Dem 9abn.
3uae erihob, -orme0 fir 0cn Ioo
ocrielbu ucrautIportlih Qcbaltcu.
SnbaI0 Stout 3uitnnO 70 melt
III. miro err reyt1ftet mcrocn. Seine
Sdml0crtu. Marie Carmichael, bic
Stout ebcniors idoB, miro rpubr.
ihcinllf 9cn1icu.
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aradt fd0t onrdfs arnitrr.

gtW @pId mt ciHgm Sumo
iio.gcrtc Der ualu ,sa.1re altc @lcu
S%H,gg1ssr. 5clu pom vs. Sgl.
peter. $3.50 amu5 aBanIc, INTO
'c. 6Hrd elm TgriiCr. ib babel
eueu dIiumgn 5hutt oul arm
muc.eHo. Seine gillttcr cnticrutl
c,ncu aroBcu SIlsiplittrr. abcr Der
8ltue rib nh H Ger Au1't los,
lma iulr 6urh 9Lutuerlar iaou
ie5r aefdau1drt ais Or. U. q. ga.
Ut5 bic &suHDe inn SmUauueI Soc
iprtal %sgn15ra Gem 3uiiaHO tit
rniI.
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Omaha MctrciStmnrft.

Cmoba, .. SUM.
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9larft6eridt.
Suo.O Omaha, 2. SUM.

Suo.C Omaha, 2. SUM.
&tnboieb-3ufubr 3400; gaarfi
felt.
@ute bis bette 5abrltnge $500
8.75.
@ute Bis bette $8.20-8.75.
MitteIinaBige bis CUTE $500
$40.
gepobnIide BIB mitteImdsist
81 .4G-8.00.
aIbe uno Seifers IeIt.
Suite bis bette Seiiers 1885,
$40.
Stod aibe uno Seifers 5000
IT'S.
@ltte Bis bette Giibe $500 r
7.75.
MitteImdBige big cute $3.50
Toe
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Sborn 2dumer $8.00-S.35.
8o9leo @eitern 21mmer $3.50
1856.
@ooIeO Rerifan 2ammer 5000
5born Sabrlmge SD. 50--5.8 5.
gborn 8iOoer 100000.
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Stoders uno 6eeOprs felt.
@ute bis bette $775-S0 90.
@ittelmdBige bis quite $40
7.75.
@ew0mlide bis mitteImaBige
ST. 007.40
9tod aiibe $6.00--7.75
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Dos Baf8tn bss aors
let's. Gin aoristl az maiden,
III Diel sinfafsr, ats a1gemein ons
genonmen pirb. 3und6f muB
nan bic Stangsn olle h~srans8iebsn.
DIES gefdit9t am einfanFsn, iHbem
mon mi. siHsm fdarfsn Srsnnmss
Ier CANA unisH usbsn iebsr 5tangs
ben bedfnDsn @trsiFen eimu einen
3gp lang aafttsnnt- Man lam ais.
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9. E. Burn, oensi6er Gpti.
ter. Gigen nnterluGt fir Bril-.
len. 448--5 8ranosis @ebauoe.
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bonn bic St1rQen lsibt beraussiss
Ben, bic ben Sd.ub bermitiduoen
Gtan9tH muTen 5sionatys herauss
setrfnnt DUoeu. Damn eutfsrnt
man bic Ggise ue5t etrailem garo
uH0 Shletfeu unb trrrt audi bic
6trumBitanosr a6. Dos RorieH
iuirb nun pis amber, 8dideftUde
gspntsn, mann uoti5 gtiCtt un0
bic Strsiieu in Der Saiaeueeaen0
nit Der 9lrIis gut ~uusqerie6en.
9tad oen Gplilen unb Zr1dnn
FART man bas Goriett in etrsr
26iuug ben ro6ar Stdris ME fs.
81 &rlgsn pernauoet pjro; auF efri.
Iofe Stdrte bier Su7n UaHes.
3as Goristt risp rad BEN Gidr.
ten gut 6urt 1erisbm, q Gtunns
etHgsuits.t hiHssle9t uno mod feutt
ygdt i~or9fdltie Dem Stnitt folasab
atpldttst, nobel borquf 3u uhttn
IT, 6ab man isoen sell In ter Rfhs
lung beg 51oenLaufss pl3tt,t, bamjt
e niht bic a5orm b2yl,srt. Wlnu
Pidttet auh bic ltihtsr qgfdrtt..
Spigs s.eia nit aus 5israuf fpers
5sn bic Sta6e Dieoer a~nGe3paeu,
'hab5aFts oabst gleih tar1 reur
erfeBt un6 bic oui9etrernte gtags.
6ura elm bcar ~u6arnmolitg Stir.
Dieoer geihIcFen. Gtpai9e Gepas
raturen hes gorfetts, r9 5ag Sim
Fai'en oe5 obtreu Gon0es nit neas
em 9onc 00sr has Stopisr ber
bon GoriettIHienen 6urtFBBenen
Stelfn 6at natijrIih bor btm Ztar.
ten uno qLotten 3u 9eIteHu, 9}1t
BEN gtnndhan Der Gton1sn 7nm
goroeritlgB uno benz QuH,bsn Ser
Goise, BEN 9sfsfi9en bu Stranpfs
banoet 1T oa5 9oriett fsytig unb 70
haItbar ME Elm neues.
&auBmttte[ gegtu SAILS
@f5 uu0ung. Uldn nsbms 0rei
.Dier grpbe 3pitbeu uu0 babe
r rOIe iis, ieooh o6ne 0aHsr bus
gu perDen6er. So5aI6 ie reit
10, nimmt man t5nn itnlu bic
tBere 61ut alb uu0 3Gr0rldt bic
nisbeIr am 6eiten nit einem RoQs
9o3 o6er elmer WsiafldI6e. Ioru
1ldgt man its in sin OirrRs SUD
in un0 le1t fe, 10 parm e p%ertra1en
Djrb, iiber ben gals. Der llmihLdd.
.Delder bpn eingm DIR gum anDern
.st6er mo ~DenigItsns 6ret 3ou brett
Elm muB, bisi6t Gag ur0 Jlutt lisz
gen. Ga6 Qblauf rem "a Stun5en
uerOen Die 3piebetu oura friihs CT
feBt. Biro Der umidIog mttsrnt, 10
muB aintge Gage eiue 8ia0s ooer Elm
55Ied ron 0oQt I'M ben 5als getras
aen Deroen.
3ur 8eBanbtung Der
& e9rbsfen. .9lsue geien fe6ren
gut, oorum fuhe man bic gsien
earh Idoneaoe 9e9onolung m6glihn
iange reu b. f.. in gltem 3ufau0e
Bu erhaltsu, Dog SiitIbeien nt6t
auf ben gorfteu fe6en oHrfeu, Ions
5ern nur bdngsno auftepobrt per6en
lift atl6etaunt. Qber aud Die
labe oes 6eroes. ipo Ser tleine 5onbs
6eien 70 germ 8u 66ngsn pflegt, III
nf6t Der ri6tiqe Grt. 0urd Die
6iBe idmtl3t boz pef, romit bic
8orfenbii6sG in bas 6oI3 .inqeieBt
iinb, uHb bieie foGer oann leift nuB.
5ernsr b,rurfo6t bic 6iBe uber aud
6prtngen unb NeiBen Oes 8sfens
bol5es. Sin guter geien 1T ni6t
8erd0s btlia, unb e tobut T6 f9on
barauf 5u d9ten, bag Ct ia6relang
9isnfte beriisbt. 60 1T audi cine
6ftere Reinigung Der 8orf.n In rars
.74ay4s ~ s,Fs.. s4ve Ter pt4r 49, unu~Intf
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the hearing one way or another.
Mr.. Henshaw and Mr.. Watson were
not to be found. After quizzing the
army of office employees, it was at
last discovered that the hearing had
been continued until March 10, and
when asked why no one in Durant
had been so notified, the only an
swer that could be gotten was that
"Mr. Henshaw had forgotten it,"
The attorneys returned home, after
a loss of two days time, and con-
siderable expense for the trip.
This is just one example, and
there are doubtless others. Okla
homa's Corporation Commission is
not only a huge joke and farce. it
is an outrage the taxpayer foots
the bills for. Unless men can BE-
elected to these positions who will
do more business, and less play
ing to the galleries" and hunting
free advertising" the Legislature
would do the citizens real service
by abolishing the commission.
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EARLY LEAVES ASSOCIATION.

w. E. Early. for the past eight
months. secretary of the Durant Re-
tailers Association, rendered his res
ignation last Friday. which was ac-
cepted' by a special session of the
directors called to consider it. Mr..
Early has bought the half interest
of Mr.. Kelley in the Durant Com
mercial College. and he and Prof. H.
F. Wilson will conduct the institu-
ton in the future. The Retailers
Association has no man in sight for
secretary as yet, and until such a
mar IS selected Miss Price. who has
been connected with the association
for several years. will conduct the
work as usual, and will be assisted
in collections and other outside work
by special committee appointed by
the directors.
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DURANT TELEPHONE
HEARING POSTPONED.
Continued Until March 10, but Local
People not Notified and Attor-
neys Trip Useless.

A beautiful eample of the effic-
ieney of the Oklahoma Corporation
Commission came to light last Sat
urday, the day when the Durant
telephone case was to have been
heard, when Attorneys Sam Kyle
and J. T. Mcintosh went to Oklaho-
ma City to attend the hearing for
Durant, and when after asking ques-
tions and waiting at the commissions
office for an hour or so, they were
at Hast Informed that a week prior
to Saturday the hearing had been
continued until March 10 on the Pc
tition of the telephone company. No
one In Durant was advised Of this
fact, however. and the attorneys had
gone to Oklahoma City Friday night
to attend the hearing Saturday,
when the first notice of the contin-
uance was given.
When Potato" Watson. member
OF the Commission was in Durant a
few weeks ago to hold the hearing,
the case was continued until Febru-
ary IA at Oklahoma City, to give the
telephone company an opportunity to
submit its records which were kept
at the Oklahoma City office. Cit
liens got behind the movement, and
at the instance of the Durant Re
tailers' Association, Attorneys Kyle
and Mcintosh went to Oklahoma
City Friday night to represent Du
rant at the hearing that was to have
been called Saturday morning. Sat
urday morning the attorneys appear
ed at the commissions offices. ant
after waiting a considerable length
of time, Col. Jack Love put In al
appearance. but knew nothing abou
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BIG TIME AHEAD FOR MILITIA.
Adequate Building for Headquarters
in Sight.-Need Only More Men
in Ranks to Hold Company.

Relative to the fear recently ex-
pressed that Durant would lose her
company OF militia, owing to the fact
that its present headquarters are in
adequate, and there are too often too
few mon in the ranks, Captain Veach
stated yesterday that he had prac-
ticaily secured building that will
answer the needs of the. company.
and that all needed now is to secure
more members of the company to
keep it in this city.
On February 81 the inspector
from the regular army, who is sta
toned at Oklahoma City. will be
here for the company's final inspec-
tion, and upon the result Of the COM
pany's showing at that time. depends
its continuance or disbandment. but
every effort is now being made to
recruit the company up to the re-
quirements and IL that is accomplish
ed the company will remain in Du-
rant.
According to Captain Veach, the
biggest time OF their life. is in store
for the militia this year. During
the summer the militia OF the entire
State will mobolize at McAlester.
where an eight-day encampment will
be held. after which they will all be
sent to San Antonio for further man
euvers at Fort Sam Houston. The
fact of this summer trip alone should
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20
UNsTAMPED LETTERS
WILL BE DELIVERED,

Postmaster Early has an order
from the postoffice department
which is to the effect that letters ac-
cidentSlly mailed without postage
stamps affixed. or without sufficient
postage. will not be returned to the
writer or held for postage as here
tofore. but will be forwarded to the
addressee. who will have to pay post
age in twice the regular amount to
receive the letter. This order is
intended for the special convenience
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20
The undersigned will of

NO.1 DICK COLBERT FARM so ACRES.
Sh, SEX s. Red river bottom All under cu
productive land Oklahoma Fenc
WE'LL small buildings miles north of Denon Texas Okla
homa side of ed river.
N0.a HARLEY COLBERT FARM, 60 ACRES
cultivation 20 timber land Lays half mile south
soil improvements Nothing
better in the state
NO. g. WEST CHAMBERLAIN FARM, 100 ACRES
SwA Of Section 25, Twp s. e. and WA Of NWH and
NWA Of SWA Of Section 36, TWP s. E Rich black SOIL 1bO
under cultivation balance pasture and hay Good reeoom
fenced choice farm miles north
west Of Durant, Oklahoma.
NO. A. EAST CHAMBERLAIN FARM, 160 ACRES.
SEH swA Sh ofNeK of SwA, 25 Twp5 Sc. BA
NWN NJ of NEA Of SWA, Sec &c. Twp s. f. Rich
black cultivation so pasture Good three
fenced Joins No the esat and
is ! farm.
NO. 3. JONES, SOUTH FARM 154.O7 ACRES
EM Section 10, 5. R 13 Black
cultivation balance
old This excellent
Bennington half mile north Of Cade Okla
NO. @. AMELIA JONES' FARM ACRES.
sEA sw SEA of swA of swA in Section 49, Twp s.
All could be plowed Fenced Joins No
S. a fine piece of land
NO. RANDELL RANCH, $50 ACRES.
NEH Section 2S, SEH of SWH and SWA
SWH of sen of sen in Sec 2l, Twp II 13 E.
undulatng about 230 cultivation balance
Nearly all of the pasture is fine pw land little timber all
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20

cause speedy rerilling of the
ranks.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20

fenced good
This fine southeast of Ben
nington, Oklahoma
8 JOSEPH BOHANNAN ACRES.
Wa Of SEX 80. E. About 10 under
About 4 miles northeast of Madill Oklahoma.
BOHANNAN FARM, 200 ACRES.
SwN and SEA NwA Section S2 Twp s, E. Nce roll
abe prairie land 25 along creek running
cultivation, small
buildings good WELL partly fenced good all round farm nicely To-
Gated about n miles east of MadiI, Oklahoma
NO. MARY WILLIS FARM, 200 ACRES.
M swA M sen sen of NEA Sec TO- Twp s.
Unduang all under cultivation,
comfortable,
good well. miles southeast of Durant, Oklahoma
4 CANEY BANK, ACRES.
NEN SWA SEA- II, Twp. 10 E. All in
cultivation gentle slope south good land fence
improvements
NO. CANEY BANK FARM, 100 ACRES.
Sh Section 16, NwA Section 81
All cultivation
small other oubuidngs
little nearly level miles southeast Durant Okla
NO. 1S HARL WHITEHEAD FARM, ACRES
ny sEA Eh of swA of SEA and swA of swA of SEX
cultivation able
buildings little value miles southeast Durant Okla
BUTLER FARM, 12sO3 ACRES.
Eh of SWA Twp.
IL E. 95 under cultivation balance little timber
black rolling prairie small creek through fenced
miles noreast of Bennington Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20

not illegal to ship liquor into the old
Indian Territory provided it is not
consigned to Indians and on eondi-
tion that Indian title to land no long
er exists. Liquor men believe that
the decision will allow them to ship
liquor into eastern Oklahoma. with
restrictions as to whom consigned.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20

For sale: My home on Sixth and
Live Oak streets in Durant. Seven.
room. modern house, five rooms.
down stairs two upstairs, bath room ,.
sleeping porch. God barn. chicken.
yard. strawberry patch, nice garden,
sidewalks. lot 73x140 feet. Low
price and terms to right party. e.
G. Cole, Durant. Okla. -w6&S4T-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20
ARREST FIVE FOR GAMBLING.

Deputy Sheriff Early Zion Thurs
day evening went to Matoy and ar
rested five men of that place and
brought them to Durant on charge
of gaming. when they all made bond
in the sum of $500 in the county
court. The men were B, N. Jones
Dock Hull, Jerry Hull, George
Stringer and Harve Hull.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20
DECISION FAvORs LIQUOR.

A decision made last week in the
U. s. court Of apeals at Fort Smith
by Judge Sanborn holds that 1t is
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20

OF persons having no permanent ad--
dress. and whose mail is both re-
ceived and dispatched transient.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20

Old papers for sale at News office.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20
Public Sale of Farm Lands
described farms, comprising $500 acres, to-wit:


%. ADAMS FARM, ACRES
of SEA of Section s2 E. Rolling good choco
SOIL 35 cultivation balance timber about
which building FENCE
miles northeast of Bennington, Oklahoma
NO. COSTELLO 10 ACRES.
NwA Of Nwh of NwA of Twp s, R
level land balance broken all timber land No
NO. IL. COSTELLO FARM, ACRES
SEX sen swN SEX; sh of NEA Of NE1-4
NEH of sen Of Secs24 Twp. 8, Wa Of SWH
o 6S, r. e. land
other IN miles Oklahoma
POTTS FARM, 400 ACRES.
SEX 49, s. E. Roing sandy loan;
under cultivation balance mber small buildings Of little val
HUTCHINSON FARM, ACRES
EN- Nw OF &c. Twp S. Rolling; loan,
cultivation balance imber buildings
of Bennington, Oklahoma
ALLEN WEST FARM ACRES
Wa Of swA and WV of Eh of sw1 and swA of NwA swH
sen Of NV of Section 81 Twp N 3 E. Pittsbug
about rs under cultivation
doubtedy underayed with coal we'll
Towns OKLA 10 miles McAlester
ALLEN FARM, ACRES.
swA of sEA Of Wa of sEA of sEh and NEA sen
of NWA Of SEA in Section 21 Twp N 3 E. About
in cultivation about so good ow land balance timber
This land is in the same section as farm No. 90
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-02-20
To Prevent Blood PolsonInR

apply at snee the wonderful old reliable nR.
fokrER's ANrIsEPrIc HRALIN0 OIL, a sur
Ricai dressing that relieves pain aud heals at
the same time. Not i.nimept. 2Se. soc. Sfae