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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-05
How Mr.. Davis Got rid OF u bad
Coilph

Some time ago I had a very bad
cough" writes Lewis T. Davis, Hack
water. Del. MY brother McCabe
Davis gave me n small bottle Of Cham.
berlains Cough Remedy After taxi
ing this | bought half dozen bottles
of ii but only used one of them as the
cough left me and have not been
troubled since" Obtanablc every
where.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-05
BUCKET SHOP MEN
ARRESTED IN OHIO

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 4.--Ohios
state banking department today clos
ed twelve so-cailed bucket shops' in
various parts Of the state. arrested
their managers on charges of violating
the blue sky" law, and operating
fraudulent securities agencies
Harry Hall superintendent of the
banking department. tonight esti-
mated that each room closed today
daily profit of $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-05
Maternity! The u
Word Of Words
II IL written into LIES expectations that
motherhood is the one sublime accom-.

plishment. And IL
there Is anything. no
matter how simple.
how apparently trivial
u may seem, II II can
Md. help, assist or ia
any way comfort the
expectant mother. II "a
a blessing. Aud such
u a remedy called
"Mother's Erie nd"
You apply II over the
stomach muscles. II IL
gently rubbed on the
surface, and makes
tile musrlca nliaaf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-05
Tax E,xpcrt Arrives.

Santa Fe, Feb. 4.--Expert Account
ant i. II. Miller has arrived from
Milwaukee to take a position with the
Taxpayers Association of New Mex.
leo. under A. f. James.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-05
THE PRESIDENT
SOON To START
ON SECOND TRIP
Only Lusitania Question or
Other Foreign Problem viii
Prevent Swing Into Far
West and Southern States,
lsy uo.@~a ,ou.... s.ec.. ,e.seo v,-sl


Washington, Feb. f.-President
Wilson returned from his speaking
trip for preparedness today so we'll
pleased with its results that he prob
ably will make another soon. unless
the Lusitania negotiations, or some
other feature of the foreisn situation.
develop critical stage, preventing
his absence from the capital
Although no arrangements have
hecn made officials indicated tonight
that the possibilities of the Lustania
situation presented the only obstacle
likely to influence the president
against;i second trip. If he goes, he
viii visit southern and possibly some
far western states.
south Calls for Him.
Mr. Wilson is convinced that his
middle western trip was ii success. He
found at the White House many tcle-
grams and letters from the section he
uaversed, telling him so and senators
and representatives had received many
similar messages. The president has
been invited to visit Virginia, Ken
lucky, Alabama, North Carolina,
south Carolina, Georgia. Tennessee,
Mississippi Arkansas and Texas, az
well as states in the northwest and
far west. His advisers have told him
there was need in the south particu-
arly for a special effort in favor Of
his preparedness plan.
win Press Advantage.
The president will not lose the adj
vantage in the preparedness discussion
he believes he has gained by his mid
die western trip, ii was indicated to-
day. but will press for action by con-
gress ON the army and navy bills as
soon as possible He expects to hold
a series Of conferences with senators
and representatives during the next
week. 1t seemed improbable tonight
that the president would leave on an
other trip before February 10. He
has "A mass of routine business which
accumulated during his absence from
Washington and it is understood the
lusitania and the Appam cases will
he given his close attention for the
next few days.
Depends Upon Lusitania.
II was generally understood that the
entire question of another trip hinged
on the outcome of the Lustania nego-
tiations. Should ii be favorable, he
Is almost certain to go, but should (
there be any serious developments he
VIII give up the plan.
The president got into communica- !
lion with Secretary Lansing as soon as
he reached the White House today. /
and while no announcement was
made. il was understood the Lusitania
case was foremost among the sub /
jects discussed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-05
Depends Upon Lusilania.
Major Spcnccr I.eaNcs.

Santa Fe, Feb. 4--The department
of education has been Informed that
Major F. p. Spencer has left the New
Mexico Military Institute for Wiscon-
son. after seven years service as head
of the English department. Major
Spencer returns to business life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31

While hundreds Of hand
some new residences and
modern bricks and sky
scrapers are reaching up
their heads, Tulsa is paying
particular attention at pres
ent to its lawns and yards.
Results Of the City Beau
tiful contest inaugurated re-
Gently by the Rotary club,
the Chamber of Commerce
and Federation Of Allied IN
terests, together with vari-
Gus womcn's organizations,
are already apparent. Never
before have the lawns pre-
Sented such a, neat appear
ance nor have the flowers
been 50 profusc as this sum
mcr.
While Tulsa is still in the
infant class Of cities and
much of her energies have
been directed towards get
ting up a sufficient number
of great buildings to house
her business and residences
for the ever-increasing pop
uIatiOn this year, more at
tention than ever has been
paid to the beautifying of
the lawns.
Then, too, there is a re-
markable improvement III
the parks. The gardeners
have spared no time in max
ing them beautiful. Every
lpark in the city has beer
opened now for the summer
months and already they
are proving popular Will
the crowds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Contest Helps Out.

Apparently the incentive
Of the City Beautiful con
test Of the Rotary club has
had much TO do with the
great amount of effort and
friendly rivalry existing IN
many ncighborhoodS in try
ing to make ones property
more pleasing to the eye
than another's.
1t is declared that there
have never before been so
many gardens. This is IN
cluded in the rules and reg
Iulations of the City Beautl-
full contest. Much care has
| been exercised and as Il re
suit there are more Vege-
tables being grown than
ever before. A neat and
tidy garden spot may be
| found at the rear Of nearly
every home in Tulsa.
Hardware dealers report
record breaking sales OF
garden tools and rakes,
lawn mowers, scythes and
other articles in common
use in the yard and garden
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Finish Calais Bldg.

The interior and decOrat-
ing work on the ten floors
OF the sumptuous new Gal
lais building at Fourth and
Boston is rapidly nearing
completion and it will be
only a few weeks before the
structure is entirely com
pIeted and ready for Occu-
pancy. Many oil offices and
several law firms are al
ready occupying completed
quarters on the second and
third floors.
S. Calais has announced
that he is now having plans
and specifications prepared
for a magnificent structure
to reach ten stories IN the
air and serve as a hotel and
theater. Mr.. Calais ha
stated that he does not i
tend to begin work on the
new building until early
next year as he believes ma
terial will be considerably
lower.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
More Buildings, Too.

And still the building per-
mits increase each week as
well as the number Of real
estate transfers. I h ere
never was such a boom. Real
estate dealers declare they
have more business than
they can attend to these
days and the end is not yet
III sight.
More additions are being
opened up rapidly. The
older ones are filling. The
buzz of the carpenters saw
and the click-clack of his
hammer is the music now
heard in every part OF the
city.
It is a noticeable fact
that many of the new bust
ness blocks now in the
course of construction are
being built of brick. Among
these are the new five-story
| Ketchum hotel block and
the new five-story Townley
Bros. hotel and storeroom
building on Main street be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Business Blocks Are Costly the Entire State

tween Fifth and Sixth. An
nouncement has just been
made that TownleY Bros.
will begin the construction
Of another five-storv bust
ness structure on Boston
avenue Immediately back of
the Drew building, although
the specific purpose has not
been announced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
MANIED-BIDs AND PROPOSALS.
NnrIrE Enn INNS


Notice II hereby given that ON Monday
Apfl ~. 1916. nj ? o'clock y m HHrr'
9 Adams county surveyor ~ oklahoma
county. Oklahoma, win at the office ~
county clerk ~ Oklahoma county ckls.
hpm1 invite and receive scaled hIdA for
N, construction ~ drainage Improve,
m"ntr fnf Canadian and oklahoma inter.
county drainage" district No I. and for
Tho construction ~ Il bridge across 'h'
Gam" MS provided In specifications now
~ file with the clerks NJ Canadian and
Oklahoma counties nt ihrir office IN II
Reno and Oklahoma GUY, oklahoma
said Improve me nts to h" constructed are
d'Htrih'd NJ follows tu-wl's
A ditch or cut of ~ DO constructed
10 divert the channel ~ the North cana
alan river from u point on the left h7nk
~ The Nutth Canadian river. $50 feet
gast and 20 feet north NJ tha half sec.
ton corner between sections 10 and y
township T. north, range I md 2 wrs'
Indian Meridian. henr" In y southcriy
direction along the center line through
The southwest quarter ~ the northwest,
quarter, n the northwest quarter u
IN" southwest guR'ter. and IN" south.
vnt' quarter NJ the southwest Quarter
NJ section ~. township ~ north. range 4
wet ~ N" Indian Meridian. aid ths
t"rthw" r quarter ~ IN" northwcst quar-.
''r ~ section 20 township u north
tpnge west Indian Meridian. $685. fcct
~ point whore Hnmp irtcrsrcts the lef,
bank ot the North Canadian river sam.
h'ilg W" location OF The center Inc ~
the said ditch or cut of
Said work and improvement, TO he In
nrnrigure with the detailed drscTiptinn
~ contained In the report n the vicWof,
~ Did drainage district. and the map
rlr' Nnd nrufli" suoCinrHtiUna and ,s'l
mates made nv Harry g Adhm. gir.
yryOr. nov on filr In ,hr offices ~ M,
county clerks NJ Canadian and OtlnNomI
counties rs "a untt ~ the report Ut view
'rs. said work viii NJ nWnri~d g. ~.
llN"st AMI best hiddr- therefore suh
feet Co the tlght ~ the surveyor ard
board ~ county commissioners ~ tc.
i,Jt any M M bids
Tho successful bidder viii he required
g. drru-i' u certified check for ~ nor.
r"nt - the amount NJ HE hid to lnsur,
lls good faith In masking aid hid and
Pee shall immediately upnn tho awarding
~ my contract enter into y good anil
sufficient bond In % u-fUunt NJ tho
amount conditioned az the rtuper ron.
s'ruttlon " the -pid work NJ Improve.
mont
Witness uut hands md nfnriui coal,
~ oklahoma 'itv and " Reno OKLA.
:. Wn. thiS sth day NJ March 1919
gro JENSEN.
tgcnll County CLERK Canadian Cour,y
" COnNEtU'S
County Clerk oklahoma COUNTY
MARRY . ADAMS.
tSeall surveyor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
Rru ESTATE TO TRADE.


q. 1.Iti'i ~ uu. near Pryor. okla.
Moves county tI' NHr land. house and
E"H| iHm have h.U| IHFU. r H,rfH +
percent want aWH t.rfllr urtl Okla.
lHHt ,IfI price .nH 100 Ice lllg
EXCHANGE su across boo iu wheat
.uHi .fuU, house .., fine water. 20
..'. NUU tfyrs Ga miles railroad town
I".W.u .uuntY 'NUhYIs, Tor modern
boo Hf .IUI'H Iu WulrTU bungalow. Ntiu,
'W e. T. Smith. NiU Insurance ulig
80
SALE uU TRADE Store hulims two
IHf.. N1a'i ff goo ptr month ~ 6'n
Roth $50 oklahoma cts " y Rob rts.
'N"T''v us'i rIuu, 800 Route
FOR N.E uU TRADE iso.p,tr vel
improved tf WHrNf station " y
Robert. 'hv'1v UkII rhuu" W 30
i.HH'.
r Room rlnrsluN. close IN. Tin rersi.:
iW' small '1fW los IN Oklahoma
i "f 'u'u ilrII rs leo nldr
Tn TWNur ,.f,'m humc. o. Scott
lHnHla. fHf NulsH ~ vacant lot ami
Ts' '.fr Walnut siN1
sruyN I,Iu. 1u hrfrs on Rod river.
k'uUf ,uuutt in acres IN alfalfa. lou iI
cultivation. balance iu roud grass, pl'n'I
" I|Whtf 1ud water. Ni fenced Nnt gross
f.r.H.I Eutsi huusr yiy. two miles from
HaIifHBi UFsftf frHiirWrr In yiiN ~
-fHf. NHtI Hams Wei ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
TRADE.


FOR SALE or trade for oklahoma Clty
residence or business property, l2O
acres well improved Mlssouri farm To-
Gated close to Ihillipsburg In LRclcde
county worth $40 per acre. 60 acres
we'll improved fHrm In Cedar county,
Mo worth SIS per acre, 100 acres In
Jackson county, okla. well improved.
worth SIS per acre $40 acres In AtOlt
county okla. worth So per mere, looks
good FOR oil On acres In Washington
county. okla two locations from pro,
ducing oil wells. five miles cnst oi
I'cwcN. $50 per acre. no Tense 1860 acres
IN llughs county. looks good for oil, 50
per acre. ~ acres In Gnrviu county.
Okln, 7 miles west ~ lHll9 VALLEY,
$50 per mere, 10 hcros IN Nowatn county.
good for oil. so per acre 10 acres In
Washington rounty good Tor oil. so per
acre. three good houses In Bnrtlosvllc,
okla worth $4,000. new 1916 Eight
cylinder King car, only run 600 miles
ON paved streets VIII sell or trade any
NJ the above properties and some cnsi
FOR oklahoma city property y l. Hucy
Investment 60. iOi Baum Bldg Okla
hunn city. Phone 1lGU ".
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
LfGAI!S.
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS


NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The stakeholder NJ the Ohlai nma Ma.
uf'l Gas company are hereby uotin'i
that the uuuil meeting NJ the stock
holders ~ the company viii he held IN
Ifs office itnnm iat. American Nn,iur1l
Rank building Oklahoma CiiN. okla VA
Tuesday. the nth day " April. 1915. ~
NJ n'rlnyk y w. ~ which time n boat,
VI directors viii be- elected for tho snau.
lns wear and such other business itnna.
acted a. may lawfully como h, fore /,
stnckl ulipts' meeting
u " BARTLETT
secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
MALE HELP WANTED.

MANIFESTATION 10 work rutn,
routes H. Oklahoma IN the interest a
our nuhiIrotlons county riphts roscrVcl
To owners " Ford to1aators and those
who owns rigs It will pny to luvosiig'iI,
@ commission proposition muat he nbl'
10 furnish surety bond asst CirgnIn,lnn
Mgr Daily OklahomRn. pknhonnnn hInF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
NO REPAIR MAN NEEDED
BUILDING MATERIALS AND
~ NIitK

ItII VIOLA WHIT" lin, company has
uu.u,i uUI. ,s ~ lUiig v Muir street
'uNvsi prices Nrst quality Tel "
iIsi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
MI INN. LEASES AM STOCK.

ull STOCKS. bank stu ks. etc bought.
.H'i lui exchanged Richardson Invest.
WHHf 'u, Oklahoma CITY. ok'1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE section
I'm Roger Mile county ONu MI tillnblc,
'n acres Ion wheat. rich, deep Sull fenced
small G-ruum huuat. barn. Noli. urohHid
ana ifcoS three mile. railroad lu'u
81 inn. seven years. nan small. well Inn.
proved farm near good cts, good m"r'
rhuudi-c or income property; cash Vlus
$50 re. 100 acres prairie. good soil
ldrai Dairy Farm. Z miles 10 railroad tpr
good business. worth ~. Gao = 4 Amend.
oklahoma civ General delivery.
WHAT HAVE NOl' Tor sale Or 'rnde IN
mtm hnds' W. mike exchanges in
m pnrts of the T. = Roberts RrOs.,
80 Bnum Bldr Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOME WANTED Three or four rooms,
. lots. Orudale Addition. Frisco. Pot
tnWatomie street. must be- bargain ".
229.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
CHICKEN RANCH

Fourteen lots or about . acres. al
fenced with six foot chicken wire, new
chicken houses: i-rOom modern house.
2 blocks from Belle Isle car. paved
street To property. will sell or trade for
close In HAT or residence. 1909 wet
3ist 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ok
TRADE.

I Will us.hHNUr mN modern ? room,
iuwl IS 18TH Tor re- VOL lucatri
g nf fH1n modern bungalow mud give
tn''a'4,'Hf, time un difference Phone
" .Hf. pNuYr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04

SPECIAL bargain In farms, acreage and
city property Tor snlc or trade iIol.
,umb's Exchange. LOG Indiana Blig W.
G1ul " 1929.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS ,oI SALE.

INV and used iuwhrf Trli'Fy houses.
fence rIsfs 'ftsh lIfnrfa lslflh hsr
- 'fH''fUf oklahoma fNiU Steel and
i.ur Vufss $50 s Ws'ts.
sllll'l.N tHHNlis @ IYs' Vffr cloth
tHIiin tHi ornamental fence uIb
humH 'Iit steel and Iron Wuika. go
South Walker
ron SAIL &C., lHy pui lul. Hrf iris
German tuiiIst seed. = tU. 100 ~ .uh
liffHh y " Morrow
INI SAIL .IrwrUfrf re,i rf rtsrir
vnW irsi finished. N,., irtu'ifu
fUt as 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
NOTICES


SHAMPOO .rI nH.r'ur.s Ne u.,
va ,..'''' r"l' v0t.a, w >.r,h
rrutHv1, Nh Is Han,n
WlNuSN Nl. ru1iu ..m Ium
FACTORY a.. ,HntH... '.|I poo. HN.f
rh"u. w " irH l.'| 600 r. '
.N IS NiH ..I 1910 ,I. "Ifn uuII,
S,NwI, N....E. tH' ..I..E..l H.
summer v H't 1N. Hmi'h
salesman
Norlcr 'N. r", nlr rNa rr
iu.'r h'i.I. hHtinr .uH. .'.fr uH
l,mur.fft'. "f |. West Tff.f
TIM up ru DATE sn.. nu.u'Hl s0' ~
llpfN' Walnut ''.N' '.. delivery
NpTiDI Iu .vur bHI ..'m.'"I
,n,,T, H.. WE 81
SAVE NusI.N uN ,pIT fIIN'lyu
Stock hf. advanced boo HI Iu.H uui
We one ,ul mIkinE 90, i|H'uNlu. luN
p'iyrs
Envelope. XXX a. g., t'.' ,'s
Uusiu.ss g,ris $50 tU 30
iri'rrnrldI Urrd. 1t Hnn BOO
rvgpn'gg else in proportion II 70
mu,H N1Il ufIrfs filled
o. X PRINTING COMPANY
1s $ ry MOON Walnut ,s
"a ava On
"g g.o p. ,ld...U W 9,o,"s Ol
nm.." Sa.. n nn u N
r., ~ 90
HnNnn L. Il. X. ~
HURRY o,, Up c,,RS4lNSSlot FER AND
ui''N''NI '''
uttt.lr, stInf sftpr ft Va Main
81. .,u ,., .uI #H..r r.. U..t
v,,f. 90
,,f .t.... BID.
Do. r..,,.H ..f ... ra..u,
|ttu.,I HI .u.. ...|.I IIH.|u.
Il f... .UI... ..
... H.r.u... fI|. ~. 800. H 4,
DpIN1INE
N|.NII|Nl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04

FOR RENT. SALE OR TRADE Rcstau
rant and cunfrDt i0urry near Rock lS.
lnud depot ~ Reno. okla x T.
Amend, Oklahoma City General delivery
FOR SALE Furniture ~ Q rooms. large
rnng" 10Y boarding house. would trade
part NJ 4. foi COW ar chickens. = Dun
lap, 80 broadway circle Phone W 6022
I HAVE for s'lc u neat '1fr very rorspu
able Phone Walnut 1898
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
nRlNNNNkING WI MlllNlEN

~ TU. UATN Nf...H. .". f..I.fs .H
~ UHItF. Give HaH ff .. ...r Ir.i
~ tuN e l|H H.
,lor i.'h II. ' I Hl
~ ..
NosT l.auIfi .Hi H.# .I..
.niai. boz Is' wN fHH f fn 81, 49,
$50 uiH ANrts
WiNrIH NU mHHI.. I'd. #
Corset Specialist,
Nhr W'T.H. N# . Ur It.f.
Wi tH
trlsNAi.f turtEr i.AUiIut .b West
TalfHn .M. 1.Wlf it.i. Hnt fHH
nsasHft H tHIf hrH. n.rf filHt..
wanted " rH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
Fol IpNE\T.
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS.

O. X STAMP AND SEAL co. ls West
Grand Phone Walnut asa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY.


WE ARE going into manufacturing
business; wr Win soil best paying gro
Owner. 2n1 g Nnryey.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
CommIssloaef's Sale

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
ot the authority and directions contained in
the draFetal order ~ the ChanceFy Court uf
Randolph county, m ade and entered ON the
Ith day of March, 1914. In a certain cause (No
fsgl then pcudlng therein between New Eng
land Securities COMPANY, aud T. q, AleSAn.
der, Trustee, complainant, aud NJ. NJ. Davis.
Mary e. Wise. and W. Mathlle. defendants,
the undt rsgned, as Commissioner OF said
Court, will offer for sale az public yendue TO
the highest bidder, at the South front door or
entrance OF the County Courthouse. In which
said Court Is held, IN the County.of Randolph
within the hours prescribed by law for Judi
rlal sales. on saturday the Goth day Of April.
A. D., 1910 the following described real estate
to-WlI
South half of the Southeast fourth' and
lhu Northeast fourth OF the Southeast fourth
section twcnty.olght tel township eighteen
Llsl North range one East. containing ie0
acres, more or less, In Randolph county,
Arkansas,
Terms otsaIes on credit OF three months
thu purchaser being required to execute
IoDd MS required by law and the order and
decree % said Cour. IN said cause. with ap-
proved security, bearing interest AZ the rate
Off per cent per aunnm from date ot sale uu-
lll paid, and a lien being retained on the
PROMISES sold to secure the payment OF the
purchase money.
Given under my hand this 5th day of April,
1910, u, u. Raglin,
Commissioner Ia Chancery.
- Lewis
Attorney Tor Plaintiff B.it
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
Notice Of Contest

Department Of the Interior United state
Land Office, Little Rock, Ark. March p
1915.
To James ". Darrell. his widow, heirs OF
deyisees OF (unknowu), ContestCe;
You are hereby notified that Gilbert J. DE
Witt Who gives Myrtle, No. a. bis post-oflic,
address, did on March 10. 1915, Gle In this OF
Gee his duly corrohorated application " con
test and secure the cancellation ot youl
Homestead Entry No. O,lI2, serial No. usil:
made March ., 1911, for nwA soA aud uc'i
sWii section -, tOwuship2 81 \, range . ", 5u
Principal, Meridian, aud as grounds for g.
contest be alleges that said James W. Oar
rcIl, died, living alone uuou said claim on 90
about Jan. lsr. 1912. aud no uns has ever 90
tempted % perfect title 60 same. No tolaliy,
has ever lived on said claim or cultivated
ANY part whatever since bis death: aud th,
address OF tha heirs nt lho deceased are un
known.
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