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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11


2ffi5ierfreu5 Ses GaniIo,Groens nie-
oerleae IN 9lnbetraht Ser Sbutiahe,
oaB 0ie Nlonteuegriuer fortgeiebt
Diterreidiid ungariihe 8erbauo-
plate beidieBeH 3ugIeid foroert
gSroieiior &er3ielo oen 4ronprin5eH
DmniIp oifentlid auf Die i6m ibul.
oigen Sonorare, iomie 0ie @eIoer, Die
er fir Oen aronprin5eH be5a6lt babe,
3u @uniten oeS oiterreidii1 iInga.
ridden Hotbcn areu5es 81 erlegen-
Ger muiitaIiid G Sri egs
galtl.
Ser RoIan0 BON Berlin ersdblt
foIgenoes htItiee @eIhiHtbcn, oos
lid Iebtbiu in Ser &ei6sbouptitaot
Sraetrogcu bot: Ser So6n cines iebr
pppulGrcu 9erIiner W}itbilrgcrs lit
Treiwilliger bel einen aaoallerie-
regiment in ser @eidsboiptitaot ge-
morocu luo miro geeeniu6rtig oui
ocm aoiernenbof ousgebiIoet, Inn
ipdter Dem Gegiment in's 6cI0 nod
geiouot al mcrOcu. Die 9SierOe, mII
oencn sic iunecn arieaer ibren lin.
tcrribt in ser alinit oes militdriideli
Geitens enpfangen, iinO, mic man
iiA oenfen fam, feline feurigeu &olls
blutrcnner. IS iino bebdbige, icbon
ctwos ougciobrte @Gllc oorlntcr,
Nmen 9denono gepeiSlagt battc, ooB
iic nod ais ShIadtroiie Germenoung
iinocn miiroen. Das Rfero. nos I'M.
icr aricgsfreimilliaer crbiclt, trottetc
ii 5rieoens5eiten broo mo piliht.
trcu Dor cinen 99olle'iheu Wlilhmo.
gen. llnO oIS nun tiir6lidb bon Der
StroBc Der ole betannteu Conc oer
9oIIe'ihcn alingcl bis 5um Reitplab
biniibcrtIaugem 1pistc 0os quite Ebicr
bic 0bren uno folgte, raih unO
DfIidttrciL Dem Signal IN einigen
mddtigeu 5oeen.
Cine idlooferttge aiinit.
lcrin.
Cine iebr treifenoe 9lnhport. sic
Dor oielcn Sabren cine oeutideaiinit.
lerin eiuenl 6ron5oieu CAB, lit iest
aftlcll Sic Lief ieiucr5eit ourd Oie
qeionlnte @reiie. Gs lpar i'm Sabre
1887 ais oic bctreifenoc aiinileriu,
elm oomaliaes DlitgIico Ser 0res0e.
ncr Sofbii6nc, gum Stuoium oes
G6eatre francois lid IN &aris be.
fono. Canals NOR geraOe eineSod'
flnt6 ser Aepanheihwdrmerci, rnO
sic aiinitleriu fam IN elmer @elel.
ihait neben eiuen iener rebandebe.
Oiirfti9en Serrn ser Gerouleoe'iHen
@atrioten 2iga 5i iiseu. Gr mahtc
IN ucnia toftpoIler @eiic aus ieiner
@eiiunung ser 0cutidcn Dame &c.
geniiber fein Scbl, uno ais er i6r eiI
@loS @9einuein einidenttc, iagte er:
,g2ut uniere SolOoten iuerOcn ia
bol0 oieien @eiu in ieiner Seinatb
trinfcnl~ n9Id, mcin Serr~ Dab
sic aiinitlcriil nit ocni liebenspiir-
oiaiien 2dheln sur Slntport: u@lei.
nen Gle wirflic6, oaB Ceutidlano
ieinc @efoneenen nit @eiu beiuir'
tbet?~
g(ntmerpen auf Der
s luht
@ronotenfrohen mo Wloricrgebrilll
@dt einemmol miro's toOtenitill.
llno sic 0a floben aus 9lnl6 INN
Brand
9luf allen SSegeH lat 9lieoerlano-
9}on bpnocrttouieno ein Glenobauf'
SSu ibrem Samner borden ne alif.
eirol'u uno Gntiebeu i'm irrcn 9Iid,
gSenoen iie iid uno itarreu 8lirild
8lommenmeere es 0ampit uno
lobt
ltnO Ooriiber flottert es ibwar5meiB-
ROTH.
llno ienfcn 0ns soiipt uno itcDu lpie
ge6annt
Sntperpen 0eiu 9mt iiber gngel.
lano
Tcin @hit nto 0eiu Sind Der 8llnn
@inuneL gellt
g(n sen 9riten rdd' ms. Oh Serr
Der @eltl
Sob uno @eroerbeu bon Gnelouo's
8ul0,
Sbrer sic Shnod iino ibrer ole
Sdilo
GronotentraAet lino Morier9cbritll,
-. .I.f 81 4t4% %int4fftIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

ea A. I'D q u.
gIugeiitbts ser WeIoimg bon ao-
baIlerie. @efedten init fran50iiideu
aapallerie. Gipiiioneu uuf lmierem
daberiien rebieu 5liigel oiirite Die
3uiammeniebimg eiuer &aDaaerie.
Chiffon bon sSntereiie iein
glah Dem &eieb bonn Sabre 1912
itelt 5ranfreid 10 aapaaeric.Cipi.
iionen auf. Sine oerartiae DiDiiiou
beiie6t aus 0rei @aOauerie.sgrigaoen
8i ic 5pei Regimeutern 5u pier gs-
faorons (Iie iiiniten @staoroaS
iino GriaB.GstaoronS ODER nad iran.
3oiiiher 9e8eihmmg aIepot.@sca.
orous" ga Die 0ouaQerie-gsta.
orou i'm ariege eiHbIieBLid Der Gi-
ii3icrc i65 aopic 3dblt tau man
oas 9teBinent aii 6G0, Oie g'riaaoe
aui 1920 mo oie TiDiiiou auf 1860
5dbel redueu Seoe @aDalerie.9ri-
aooc Bat cine Wiaidueugeiuebr-S sci
ton pou apei Nloidinelgcpebren
uno ciie glbtheilin9 pon 3iuei reiten.
oen @attericu 5u ic bier @eidliiBea
Qlu ionitiaen &aiieu iin0 Der aoual.
lerie- 0ipilion nod 3uaetbeilt cine
Eclegrapben Ietadement ein Sap
peur.Raoiabrer-0 0ctahcneut uno cine
Iiuiiiousr9lm6ulan5. Gie @eiamnt.
itdrtc ser Gi0iion Oiirftc Oeunab
ctita 5000 26pie bctraoea
@aS ole 9hlsriilhn8 Der aaualle.
rie an6elanat. 10 iragcn ole GiIi3iere
gdbcl uuo 9lepolper Die 01ebr5abl
set Wlannidait trd9t 1d6cl uno oeu
S W1iametcr 9lepetir.Aorabincr obne
@aionctt Iie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ba6cu iu 8lie0 Die 2on5e, Die aiis
raiierc 4utits imo &iidcutiiraB Gs
ioutcn uit 9hsua6me oer aiiraiIicrs
9lcqimcuter, alc &auallcriesRcgiricns
ter oie 9an3e erbalten. 0ie Geiornl
oiirfte bis iebt mlr bel oen 2rogonern
gon5 olrAaeiiibrt icun Grpd5nens
mert6 oiirite nod ienL oaB ic0es ne.
9imcnt bier 4pntonS uno oaS notb.
mcnoiac @crdt6 fiir cine 20 @leter
langc Bride init iid iii6rt Gie 81.
oiiion 0dtte oemnad oas Dloteriol
fir cine 9riide pom i20 Nletcr Sduge
bei iih. @reite 6liliie peroen INIT
0iilic ser 3aaboote iiberidritten BON
ocnen icoes 9le9mcut 0rci init lid1
iiibrt 0ieie 6all6oote gcltatten Die
Seriieluug eiues idmalcn Steges,
lmo 8mor iiir ieoeS 9iegimeut IN per
ydn8q 10 Aleter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
gSerip prenGt

Drci periprcuatc Snionterilien
iiBcu, uaMoent iie Die @cnebre 5ll'
iounlcugcicbt hatieu beim Qlbfohen,
DIS ndbertontmcuOcs 9ioilcgepic1er
h6rbar mir0. Gid fonIpibcreit IN Den
ciroben merien lit oas @erf eiues
9tuqenblids. lmO iAon in ndhten
Mioment crideinen Die 9ieitcr cine
feiuolibc aSatroulle BON iicbct
Dianu; cine SoIpe enpidnat iie.
5mei W}onn iinten pom 5atteI, Die
ii6riqen ipringen ab ino ermioern
oas Jcier Gin nlinutenIanges
GuclI ltno Die @eiter iino narleoigt- 4
gtoh eeuauer 0urAnding ser @e-
foIleuen bel Der nidts beionoeres
qefun0en miro, iebeu iid itiiere orei
Snfanteriiten ais mare nihtS geicbe
Aon 5im GNen 0a iprinat ploBlid
amer DER orei auf iR0 gicbt ourdl
cIlerbono 8eihcn ieiheu aameraocn
tuno. Dob er iih D0erinlidt4 babe.
Beige ipringen aiii lino trditiac
fraunoidaitlide 9iiidenidldee brin.
gen iAni bic GrI5iurg aus ieinem
Nain0e rolIt cit bartes @tpas cine
uiiiiide SugeL sic sic 9ieiter bei
Dem aampf abaefeuert Gatten uuo
nic iid In oell @ohiopf 0cS Nsannes
berirrt battc, uSSiin6c, RIFT iein
S{aneroo, u1u fanit Old freuem
faB oie apgcl gefocbt nor rob pdre
tie 0ir idIebter 81 ltebeu gefom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Cranotentrahen iin0 Nlorler9ebrilll
nit einentmal pnro's iootenitill.
Ger Douncr idmeigt, liuo cs riIbt
Scr Shirnt
S6mar8meiBrotb pebt es bon @aIl
rnO Ibnrn.
@crilbigcn 5drittS, III acidIoIiencn
9eibn
3iebt oos oeutidc Seer in glutper.
pen ein
lIno or6bnt feline Tronumel unO
flingt fcin @eiang
Still lit imo frei ibrer iiderer Sang.
ssie Genltb crfiillt es oos iiesrci@c
Seer
@ott NOR nit uns ibm ollein ole
Chr. (@f.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11


lie Soloaten goben lie @oulaidl.
aouone 9etalit. uno uirtlid iiebt Tie
ans uie elm fabrbdrer Nlorier glnh
ic beiie9i aus uasrobe1 uno u&e.
idiiB1 init 0cr aeiualtiaeH @liinoiua.
lNl oer a9'roee1 iino Ste 8orrdtbe
entbalten 6leiid Gouieroen 3iuie.
bad, Aaifee Sbce. Gnlj. 9ieis, Orb.
len a. 4 No. 9iuten baugt bic Slide
it eineui 8peirdneriaea g2oaeu 0el
ien Naiiptt6cil cin rieiiaer @odfeiiel
iit I'm Elm 2lnbrannen Der Speiicn
bei Sem DIT itnoenlangen Godeu 5n
pernieioeIt biugt ser eiaentIidlc aof'
feiiel ID einenR 5ucitea init Del 9e-
fiillten AeiicI lpeldles 0nrdl 0aS oa
riinter beiipoliAc 6euer erbist ipir0
iuio 0ie 2peieu 5um aodlcu bringt
Sinh iie iertig aefodt 10 miro oos
Ieuer aiSgeloidt 0ie Speiier blei
len obcr in 0ellt Gclbd0e icl5it tei
iircuaiter &dltc noN 8 biS s 2tlnDcn
lang parni Auh eincn lmgc6euercn
aofieefeiicI fii6rt oie 6clotiide nit
iid ser e6eniaAS onrdl ein Scl6ao
sum- aoden oc6radt miro ,Sii 5abI
reiden 6dderl iino aiBer0eu I1ep
. H..
&ofiee 5aI5 inns @euiir5aiidlei
Observation-Disclosures mo &aiIccuiI0'
lcn Sscllca sum gliiSaebel Dcr 1pe'
fen perAorgcn
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
The Farm tias Eneltlo.


The increasing use and popularity
OF the gas engine on the farm, sup
planting as 1t has. the steam engine
where moderate power is desired. an
Grating new field Of -sefulness for
itself in the smaller powers. bears
Testimony as to It's high efficiency
and its adaptabllity to farm power re
quiremente.
Just as there are men who would
ot be successful in handing any
kind Of machine even wheel
Darrow--so there can be found men
who can not operate successfully a
well built and almost fool proof''
gas engine.
The thousands OF machines In sue
cessful operation show the satisfac-
tory depending to large extent up
on the abilit yof the owner.-New
Education.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
BOB WILLIAMS FARMER

Governor Eisct Spent Time Here Last
Week Planning his Next Years
Farming Operations.
Judge r. l.. williams, governor-el-
ect OF Oklahoma. spent a few days
last week at his farms near Durant.
While hsre Judge Williams planned
the farming activities on his biggest
farm-2 thousand acres-which lies
along Blue River. He is diversifier
in farming and this year he will ccr-
ry his rotation bit further than In
the past His crops will be cotton.
corn, feterita. and oats. One fourth
Of the land will be planted to cotton,
one fourth to corn and feterita. and
one-haIf to oats.
Oats, he says, has proved to be a
profitable crop In his farming oper-
ations. He now has thousand h
els Of oats in his granaries which
VIII be sold when the market suits
him. Judge williams has tenants on
his farms. He makes few leases and
most Of the tenants have been with
him for a long time. Most Of the
tenants went on the land when 1t
was in raw state and have been
clearing and getting It ready for Gull
tiyatioh from year to year. They are
renters on the shares and no cash
rent is charged by their landlord.
He furnishes the land and in some
instances the capital and the tenants
make the crops.
II went TO see farm the other
day" said Judge Williams. that. I
have owned for five or six years and
have never seen 1t before, I bought
It sight, unseen as the boys say in
their trades. and leased It to man
with the understanding that he was
to get 1t into cultivation and retain
All he made on it in the meantime.
He has been doing Eight well in get
ting the timber off and when the
stumps are all gone 1t viii be the
best alfalfa land ever saw The 500
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20

- - -'-"NA AA-tAf wv 49, ANALs
Fifth insertion, nov. 30, 1914.
WARNING oRDRk
State OF Oklahoma.
County OF Bryan.
In district court. March term, 1915
Viola Holland. ..... Plaintiff
vs.
1ohn n. H3liand, ... Defendant
NO. 2o6g
The defendant. John II. Holland,
n hereby notified that he has been
sued by Viola Holland and must an
aver the petition filed By Che plain
eff. on or before the lth day OF Dee
ember 1914, OF the petition will be
taken as true and judgment for alb
sclute divorce and restoration Of the
PLAINTIFFS maiden name, will be rem
dered accordingly.
Witness my official signature and
seal, this the leth day Of October.
xs14.
w. A. JONES,
Clerk Of the District Court.
UTTERBACK 4 MCDONALD,
Attorneys for Defendant.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20

acres cost me $3.50 per acre ana as
an alfalfa field 1t viii be worth SIS
per acre, but the clearing OF the land
Of timber and stumps adds to tue in
vestment by the time the land is fit
for meadow purposes"
Judge Williams was asked II his
farming operations yielded him prof
4, and replied that they always had.
He says he has made 81 an acre. net.
from his big Bryan county farm
while It has been undergoing Inn
provments and the tenants have also
made money.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
ADVERTISEMENT.

First insertion, November 20.
Second insertion, November 81.
State OF Oklahoma.
County OF bryan.
In the County Court In and For Said
/ County and State:
In the Matter Of the Guardianship Of
Raymond Dunehoo,. minor, ID. s.
Mcdonald, Guardian.
NO. 1875
Notice OF Sale OF Real Estate.
Notice Is hereby given that IN pur-
suance Of an order OF the county
court OF Bryan county, State OF Okla
homa, made and entered on the 11th
day OF November, A. d., 1914. IN the
matter Of ~ guardianship OF Ray
mond Dunehoo, minor, sshe UNDER
signed. as guardian OF said minor.
will sell at private sale. to the high.
est and best bidder for cash, subject
TO confirmation BY the said County
Court, on or after the soth day OF
November. A. d.. 1914. all tho right.
title, interest. and estate OF the said
minor IN and to the following describ
ed real estate and premises. the same
being an undivided orn-third inter
est In and to two-thirds OF said prop
erty to-wit:
The M OF SWH Of NwH:
NWH OF NWN; VIZ Of SWK
and 81 OF SWh OF NWk OF
Section 81; NE1k OF NEH and
NEH OF SEH of NEN OF Sec
tion 20, all In township 5 south
Range z east OF the Indian base
and Meridian; NEH OF NWN
OF NEN S1h OF NWK OF NE5z
and M OF SWM OF NEH OF
Section "a, all IN township S
South, range east, said land
being located In Bryan and Mar
shall counties, State of oklaho-
ma; and
Lots ] and G. in block 100;
Lots ? and 10, In. Block II; lot
3 in block 10; and Lots ], a,
and 3 IN Blocks 25. IN the town
OF MadlIl, Marshall county. Ok
lahoma, according to the official
plat or survey thereof.
Bids must be In wrfting and NAV
be left at the. office or Utterback &
MacD Donald, attorneys at law. Durant
Oklahoma. or may be delivored TO the
guardian at Durant. Oklahoma, or
may be filed IN the office OF the
County Judge Of Bryan county. Ok
lahoma.
Dated this 18th day Of November.
A. D.. 1914.
d. s. MCDONALD, Guardian.
By Utterback 3 Mac Donald. Attor-
neys for Guardian.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
Cotton dropped.

Cotton dropped thirty-two points
on the first day that the New York
Exchange opened for trading in fu-
lures. Monday OF this week. This
drop oecasioned considerable surprise
among the large brokers and cotton
men in New York.
The cause is thought to be from
the fact that most OF the trading on
the opening day WIS selling on the
part OF the cotton buyers to hedge
the cotton they have on hand.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
First insertion November IS.
er,t - s...--ls- Nr--.-.-a ~

First insertion November IS.
Third insertion. November 81.
Notice OF Issuance OF Tax Deed.
The State OF Oklahoma, County OF
Bryan ,---ss.
To the Sheriff Of Said County and
State:
You are hereby commanded to mo-
tify Unknown, the owner OF the fol-
lowing described lot. tract. or par
eel OF land. situated in said county
and state. to-wit: uhoccupied lot 2.
block $50. Dnrant. Oklahoma, that
the undersigned did. on the 4th day
OF November. A. d, 1912, purchase
at public auction at the Treasurer's
office in said county and state, said
: tract, or lot OF land for the sum of
four and 47-100 dollars, for the tax
ss for. the year 1912. and II said lot
tract, or parcel OF land is not re-
deemed within sixty (60) days from
date of service hereof a tax deed
will be aemanded and issued for
same according to law.
Dated at Durant, Oklahoma. this
4th day OF November, 1914.
T. ID. CARSON,
Holder OF Certificate No. Al
Covering Lot 2, block zso, Durant,
Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
Value OF on Property.

The assessed valuation OF oil and
gas pipe lines in Oklahoma this year
aggregates s56.72o.ese. which In
cIudes value Of stored oil and Of the
Prairie OIL and Gas Company's Okla.
homa production. Predicting subsid
iaries Of the Texas, Magnolia and
Gulf pipe lines are not included in
this total.--Ardmore Statesman.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
First insertion November 6.
Third insertion November 90.

InirQ inHeruOn november ~.
Notice of Issuance of Tax Deed.
state of Oklahoma, County Of Bryan.
So.
TO the Sheriff Of said County and
State;
You are hereby commanded to mo-
ticy the unknown owner of the fol-
lowing described lot, situated In said
county and state. to-wit: Lot 8, In
block 3S. Durant, Oklahoma. that the
znds1signed did, on the fourth day OF
November, A. d., 1912. purchase at
public auction at the Treasurer's Of
flee In said county and state, said
tract or lot Of land for the sum OF
two and 96-100 dollars (s2.96l, for
the taxes OF the year 1911, and II said
lot. tract. or parcel OF land Is not re-
deemed within sixty (80) days from
date of service hereof, a tax deed will
be demanded and issued for same &C
3ording to law.
Dated at purant, Oklahoma. thi
4th day OF November, 1914.
#. @. COBB,
Holder of Certificate No. !.
Covering Lot 3. block sS. Durani
Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20

Clerk Of the District Court
CHAs. r. ABBOTT, Attorney for the
Plaintiff.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
Majority Of Friends Thought Mr..
Hughes Would Die, But
One Helped Him to
Recovery.


POmeroyton, Ky.--In interesting ad-
vices from this place, MIR. A. J. Hughes
writes as follows: al was down with
stomach trouble for five (5) years, and
would have sick headache so bad, at
times, that thought surely | would die.
tried different treatments. but they
did not seem to do me any good.
lgos SO bad. could not cat or sleep,
and all my friends, except one, thought !
would die. He advised me to try
Thediord's Black -Draught. and quit
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20

Number OF bales of cotton ginned
from the growth OF 1914 prior to
November !. 1914. and comparative
statistics TO the corresponding dates
in 1912. 1913. and 1914. for the
State of Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20

First Insertion. November s, 1914.
Third insertion. November 20,
Notice of Issuance OF Tax Deed.
State of Oklahoma, County Of Bry-
an, SO.
To the Sheriff OF Said County and
State:
You are hereby commanded to mo-
tify, Unknown. the owner OF the fol-
lowing described lot, tract, or parcel
OF land, situated in snid county and
state, to-wit: Lot i, block IS, West
End Heights, and Lot 4, Block IA,
Northwest Heights, Addition to Du-
rant, not occupied: that the under
signed did. on the 4th day Of Novem-
ber. A. D., 1919, purchase at public
auction In the Treasurers office In
said county and State. said tract or
lot OF land. for the sum OF Three and
$500 dollars, for the taxes for the
year 1912. and II said lot. tract, or
parcel OF land IL not redeemed within
sixty (60) days from date OF service
hereof, tar deed will be demanded
and issued for the same according to
law.
Dsted at Duant, Oklahoma. this
4th day OF November 1914.
]. o. DAY,
Holder OF Certificate 81 and 81.
Covering Lots I. blk 1s, West END
Heights; Lot Z. blk IA. NV Hts,
(. Addition to Durant, Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20

Firsl insertion, November 20.
Sencnd insertion. November 27.
Notice ~ Creditors 10 Present CIagms
Notice is hereby given that letters
of administrator on the estate OF
Solomon J. Homer. deceased. warc
r1anted to the ulderpigned by the
County Court Of the County Of Bry-
on. Oklahoma, Oh the. esth lay OF
October. 1914.
All persons having claims again st
said estate are required to exhibit
the same to the undersigncd at the
office OF Elting AMI Hannah In Dn-
rant, Oklahoma, within four months
from the date hereof, or the sane
will be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day OF November.
A. D.. 1914.
SARAH HOMER, Administrative
ELTING & HANNAH,
Attorneys for Administrative
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR FIVE YEARS

taking other medicines. ! decided "a
take his advice, although did not have
any confidence In II.
have now been taking -Draugiri
for three months, and It has cured me-
haven't had those awful sick headaches
since began using II.
] am so thankful for what Black
Draught has done for me-"
Thediord's Black-D -Draught has been
found very valuable medicine for de-
rsngements Of the stomach and liver. h
10 composed Of pure, vegetable herbs.
contains no dangerous ingredients, and
acts gently, yet surely. II can be freely
used by young and old. and should be
kept in every family chest.
Get package today.
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20

How 10 Give U1EnIno To- Lz7IldTon.
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ant 70 take Ind do14 npt disturb the alomach.
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Eaune nervousness NOT flnai1N ~ tAe head Try
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es ssss rsailsS nss i9s ssss Y s,s sssal Z & e ~.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-20

The following schedules Of arti-
cies Of occupation are subject to an
internal Revenue tax under the act
Of October 90. 1914.
The part Of the law applying to
special taxes becomes effective on
November i, 1914. and the following
acheduIe Of taxes Is based on the 8
months period. ending June 80. 1915.
Bankers, for each thousand
dollars capital employed .662-3
Brokers. who have not paid as
bankers, .............. $4,000
Pawnbrokers. ......... 1924
Commercial brokers, 49,. 1894
Commission merchants :. 1894
Proprietors OF theaters. seating
capacity not over ESQ -. 1857
Proprietors of theaters. seating
capacity not over 500 49,. 1924
Proprietors Of theaters. seating
capacity not over 500 -. 5000
rroprietors OF circuses. :. 66.67
other exhibitions or shows for
money. ...... ..... =. 6.67
Each Bowling Alley. pool and
Billiard table, ....... 3.34
Dealers in cigars and tobacco 800
The above taxes are now due and
! II not paid within the month OF No
vember fifty per cent penalty will
attach.
The law provides. that every person
liable to this tax. who does not pay
same when due. shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor and upon a
conviction thereof shall be fined not
more than $500. or be imprisoned not
more than six months, or both. at the
| discretion OF the court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-26
100000 Cattle
Sold For Ransom
Of Luis Terraza

Ell Paso. Texas. July 25.-Through a
deal closed today, j. f. Garrett. OF
Corpus Christi. Texas, purchased the
300, 900 or more head of cattle that
are owned by General Luis Terrazas,
the ti-millionaire land baron of
Chihuahua. Negotiations for the herd.
which roam the Terrazas range, have
been pending for several days, and
involves money consideration Of S3,-
00e, D00.
The sale OF Terrazas cattle has been
approved both by General villa. com
mander Of the army Of the north.
whose forces control the State of Chi
huahua. and Luis Terrazas, Jr.. son OF
Don Luis, who has been for seven
months held prisoner in the capital
city by Villas forces. The money de-
rived from the sale of the cattle is to
be divided. II is understood, between
the Terrazas family and General villa,
as representative OF the constitution
alist government Another considera-
ton of this deal is the release of Luis
Terrazas from the penal institution
where he Is now held prisoner Just
as soon as final arrangements for TAX
ing over the cattle by Mr. Garrett are
made, It Is understood that he ia 10 be
escorted to Juarez and allowed to cross
the international bridge In safety 10
father and the other members of his
family who fed here following the
evacuation of the city of Chihuahua.