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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30

Leon Vass. who has been i'll with in
iluenza is much better.
Miss Bernies Holden went to Spring
field, (Nt.) last week Thursday. TO Wis
il her brother, Victor Holden.
Card parties are very popular this
winter Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Beebe gave
one at their home Wednesday evening.
Mrs Mary Buxton returned Tuesday
from Warren (Vt.). where she visited
her daughter, Mrs Clara Fuller, several
weeks.
A party of young friends surprised
Robert Harlow at his home Friday eve
ming. Games were enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
Fred Kerr and Seymour Minard at
tended the joint installation of officers
of Saxtons River lodge of Odd Fellows
and Rebekohs in Saxtons River Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson were
pleasantly SURPRISED at their home last
week Wednesday evening by about %
friends. Cards were played and re.
freshments served.
Harold Williams moved his family
| and household goods from Bellows Falls
Monday, where he has been working
for Field < Lawrence. He viii work
for Fred Campbell.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Curtis have
moved into the new parsonage and the
next meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety. which viii be held in February,
will have dinner with Mrs. Curtis.
| d. c. Vass met with serious
accident last week Wednesday night.
He was alone in, the barn do
ing chores and milking and fell from
a ladder in the silo. He was stunned
| by the fall and lay unconscious about
an hour. He was thoroughly chilled hut
managed to get to the house alone. 1t
was found he had broken two ribs.
Schools viii be closed Friday and
Ionly one session Thursday Both teach
ers will attend the meeting of the
lSouthern Vermont Teachers associa
ton at Bellows Falls Thursday evening
and Friday. Miss Dorothy Wadsworth
whose home is in Bellows Falls, viii
entertain Miss Hazel Cary, the other
teacher, during the convention and over
i Sunday
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
Contradictory Camel.

As far baei; as history records cam
els have been domestic animals, but
no one familiar With eainels ever enter
tains the least affection for them. Tile
poison OF all other bensts is the CAM
els food. 1t pines and wastes in fat
meadows, but grows fat, powerful and
-tthgely ia,lepeadcnt Among aikali-
cruSted sands.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
GUILFORD CENTER.

A. t. Smith Of Burlington, poultry
specialist of the extension service, will
lie at the home Of Mrs. Mary Bullock
Tuesday, Feb. 4, at o'clock and will
speak on the raising of chickens. All
are invited to attend.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
WILLIAMSVILLE
Jarvis Johnson Dies in France.

Mrs p. b. Sparks. who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Fl. A. Williams, has re-
ccived a letter from Mrs. Fred johnson,
who is now living in California and who
formerly lived in this town. The let
ter stated that her son, Jarvis, died of
spinal meningitis. following influenza.
He enlisted for special mechanical
training and went to an automobile
school in Spokane, Wash. On Oct Is
he became ILL with influenza, having
contracted the disease en- route, and
was taken to a, hospital at Fort Wright.
Six days after he left the hospital
spinal meningitis developed and al
though he apparently was gaining on
Nov. II he suffered relapse and died
on the 10Th He would have been 90
years old Dee. | Mr.. and Mrs. john
son lived on the farm now owned by
o. r. Wright.
II. A. Williams spent several days in
Boston last week
Mrs. A. l.. Timson visited in Brat
tleboro from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. F. " Farnum, who has been in
Springfield lyt.) nursing, has returned
home.
Miss Alice Temple, who has been
spending several days at her homo fol
lowing influenza and German measles
returned to her work in the offices OF
tho Holstcin- Friesian association in
Brattleboro Monday
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
WESTMINSTER WEST.
Harvested Much Grain.

Alonzo d, Kerr received letter
from his nephews, the Crawford
brothers of Richland county, North
Dakota, where they have fine farm Of
GAO acres, giving him a list of the grain
they raised in 1918 as follows; wheat,
900 bu.; oats, $500 bu.; barley. 700;
bu.; fax, 20 b.; peas, 60; Timothy
seed, 40 bu.
The Crnwfords formerly were of
Putney. Mrs. Crawford. their mother,
spent several months here last year
with her sister, Mrs. Kerr, visiting
among her relatives and old friends,
and on her return home sent Fred Kerr
samples of the various grains they
raise.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
MARRIAGES.

In Wimmgton,J Jan %, by Rev. \, A.
Wood, Hiram Boyd and Miss Edith Da-
wilson, both of Wilmington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, Jan y, Mrs. John Coop
er Of Wilmington
In Brattleboro, Jan. 81 Mrs. John
May Cooper, "A. formerly Of Whining
ton.
In Nortlnield, Mass, Jan p, Mrs, Jen-
nie fslatel Davis, 70, widow OF Orlando
Davis.
In Vernon. Jan. IS, Mrs LYDIA l. vii
son, So, widow of Edward Wilson.
In Grafton. Jan. {, Miss Bernice
Laura Cobb, II.
1t was probably the next day or two
atrrr Christmas that Shakespeare re
marked, Who steals my purse steals
trash
The Republican journal., 1919-12-11
BERT L. DAVIS
j. Austin Mckeen advertses kitchen
ranges and parlor heaters.

j. Austin McKeen advertises kitchen
ranges and parlor heaters.
K. j. Mayo advertises hound dog lost
Miss l.. H. Ferguson offers trimmed
and untrimmed hats at great discount
See adv. of auction sale of horses at
Vests Stable Dec. Goth.
E. X. Brier & Co. advertise their gift
Shop, which specializes on gifts.
Harry W. Clark & Co. offers sugges-
tions for gifts for the man or boy
Notice is given in regard to accounts
due the late Fred Timm.
+ VIM. L. Luce, Inc, suggests Victrola
as an ideal Christmas gift,
The Hiramdale Gun Club will hold
chicken shoot Christmas Day for %
rifles and shot guns. All are cordially
invited
T. H. Marshall Circle are to give a
supper next Tuesday to the other allied
bodies. All the sisters of the Circle are
requested to furnish pies, cakes and
doughnuts.
Fred A. Johnson left Tuesday to take
up his duties as a commercial traveller,
after being confined to his home on Con
gress street several weeks with an iniur-
ed knee.
Rev. Norman McKinnon, who suicided
Sunday at saaitorium in Purchase, N,
Y, was in 1890 the pastor of the church
at North Belfast and had many friends in
this vicinity,
Mrs. Annie Carter, who had an opera
ton on her leg recently by DR.. E. D.
Iapley, is quite comfortable and would
be pleased to have her friends call to see
her at % Washington street.
All members of Primrose Chapter, Q.
E. s., who wish to go to Lincolnville
Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th, are re-
quested to notify the committee, Mrs. F,
R. Poor, Miss Amy E, Stoddard or DR..
0. S. Vickery
The Republican journal., 1919-12-11
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.

red D. Jones advertises his line of
monograph.
Bert L. Davis publishes an adv. in re-
si to Christmas for the boys.
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
lram for the week.
The Dinsmore Store advertises Comfy
ppers for Christmas in sizes for men,
women and children.
Fl H. Coombs Co. advertises their line
Z)ods for Christmas shoppers,
Ralph D. Southworth Co offers a fine
suck Of Christmas goods for men and
i J. Locke & Son, jewellers, announce
holiday stock ready for inspection.
City Drug Store offers Christmas
goods for every member of the family
~am Grandad to the baby.
lie Davis Sample Shop advertises
sr i.rst real sale of the season on coats.
lie Home Furnishing Co. advertises
for the home and things for kiddies.
Bert l.. Davis off rs place on Waldo
ATE for sale.
H-dfSpOII oaNlngS BANK adVertlSeS
1901 lost.
Nyron Clark, Searsport, offers chest
mare for sale.
ly National Bank gives notice of an
meeting, and their Christmas Saw
Club for 1920.
Mrs. Amos Stephenson wants woman
are for baby.
,rs F. E. Small has art square for
{. Black, Brooks, advertises hound
,s found.
H. Stevens, Boothbay Harbor, Of
farm for sale
The Republican journal., 1919-12-11
Electric Library and Reading Lamps

Hand Painted Nippon China, Cut Glass in
many different patterns, Pyrex-the glass
Cooking Ware Rogers Bros QuadrupIe and
Community Silver Ware, New Home Sewing
Machines, Framed Pictures from 1Oc to SIS. co.
Leather Pocketbooks. Hand Bags, Comb and
Brush Sets, Ivory and Celluloid Toilet Articles,
all the latest Books of Fiction, Jardinieres,
Fancy Cups and Saucers, Pitchers Glass
Ware Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Nickel Ware,
Scissors Jaek-knlves Razors aluminium
Ware 60 years guaranteed
EVERYTHING IN OUR BASEMENT
that could be in Santa Claus pack for the
good little boy on girl--Toys, Trains, Mechani-
cal Toys, Games, Picture Books Skates, Wheel
barrows, Dolls Dishes, Sleds Doll Carriages,
Rocking Horses, Carts, Blackboards Erector,
the Steel Construction Toy, Writing Desks,
Pianos, Flexible Flyers, the self-steering Sled.
The Delta independent., 1919-10-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. William Vessel, Nubone Cor
setierre, 215 Columbia. At home from
to 6 P. M. 4itic
C. v. Englund representing the
Portland Cement Company, was In the
city on business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs R. T. Edie came up
Monday from Hannah and attended
to business matters between trains.
Terry's Novelty Orchestra Of Grand
Junction, Elk's Hall, Friday. October
17tb 41c
Mrs. w. T. Chynoweth and three
children went to Grand Junction We'd
nesday to visit relatives for a few
days.
Saturday evening from an extended
trip east and south, continuing sew
eral weeks.
Mrs d. E. Ramey went to Montrose
Sunday and visited with he daughter,
Blanche, and friends until Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. o. E. Smith, from Gouldsboro.
Pennsylvania, sister Of Mrs. A. c.
Taylor. arrived Friday and will re-
main sometime.
Mrs. NJ L. Coad was hostess to a
number of ladies Tuesday afternoon
at delicious one O'Clock luncheon.
followed by bridge.
Mrs. A. Harrison Of Austin, left
Monday for her old home at Wash.
ington, Iowa. where she expects to
spend several weeks.
Undersherriff Roy Gregg returned
Wednesday evening from Pueblo
where he accompanied James Nolan,
| adjudged insane, to the asylum.
Mrs. A Walters and daughter,
Mrs. John Maxwell, went to Montrose
yesterday and spent the day with
| friends, returning in the evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nelson came down
fro Paonia on a short business trip
yesterday, Mrs. Nelson spending the
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A E. Smith.
| Terry's Novelty Orchestra of Grand
Junction. Elk's Hall, Friday, October
18th. 41c
r. B. Wilson left yesterday for Pu
eblo, where he will appear before the
federal grand jury now sitting, te
The Delta independent., 1919-10-10

Mrs. Dikeman, from Oklahoma, pass
ed through the city Wednesday on
her way home arfter a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. E. A Browne, of Craw-
forA
The Delta independent., 1919-10-10

Mrs. Lucy Williams, mother of Mrs.
w T. Kissinger of Austin, left We'd
nesday for Enid, Oklahoma, where
she win remain some time with her
SON
The Delta independent., 1919-10-10
Notice Of Adjustment Day

NVHICG OV FNO1uot'T'e''e S"y
Estate of Alfred F. Otto, Deceased.
No. 622.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
" Court OF Delta County. Colorado. on
Monday the 18th day of October, 1919.
MII.I.ARD FAIRLAMB.
Administrator.
First publication Sept. 19, last Oct. 10.
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BRANCH.

VI arc having real winter weather
instead OF apHIng-like weather.
Mr.. Jacob Frock, q this place.
moved On Friday 10 - John num-
ber4a farm. near ArIers Nil. and
Mr.. Frank snider. u sunny Side.
moved also n Friday 70 his farm
vacated by ~. Jacob FTDck
Mr. John En- who II been 81 The
sick Ilat for aomo tIme. continues
about he same.
NJ. Edward Welk. II this place.
moved TO Pleasant Valley an Nr.
Howard petrY and family. q hay
berry moved 10 their new home
which they recently puTehaasa rom
Mr. Welk
Mr. David Circle. mo haa been
in 4 critical condition IoT some Iime.
Is ~ letter = his writing
NJ Lydia Eoontz. no haa HIseni
seVeTI weeks With h sister. ara.
1eHze fheckl.# returned T. her
home N Tuesday
NJ. md ~. Walter HeswIK at-
tended the funeral . Kir ni.I.lgs
cousin. Mrs. Hurry Hack, al FInls-
burg. IN Sunday.
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Conri.

Monday. April zIh.--I.eIlars OF -
ninlstraIIan on - cstaIa Of Dz..H
= FroaE= deeeaz@d. weHa granted
mo jacob T FHaek Who received
vibrant = appfHIza and = order p
nnzify creditors
Letters of administration on IHa
eaIate . Ruth i Patterson. d
ceased. we're granted unfa Robert :.
Patterson. who returned m inYen-
tnry Of debts and settled his fri
and final account
Letters of administration on tha
estate Of Esther Am Roop. deceased
we're granted unIn Mary : Englan
Who received warrant to apnraise md
N order 20 notify creditors
Jacob 7. Froek. administrator 1f
David II. Froek. deceased. returned
Inventories OF personal properly.
debts and money and received an or
der to sci personal property.
Letters If guafdianshln Of Anna
Buckingham. infant. were granted
ITO ottis D Buckingham
James !. Bruce. executor os In
: Henderson. deeaased. faInrnd n
additional inventory OF money ~
settled - first 81 fnal account
Tuesday. April sIh. TIE sale II
II eaIzIe Of RaIHeea : Thomas
a.eeased. vas finally raIIaad -
confirmed
Hmma :. streXg. adminisiraffIx
= Paul = streYiE. aeceaaea. reported
==Ie Of personal property
John = LAS - ChaHIzz 4 e.
axseutorz # Charles Clas. deoea#Ha
zafIled tier firsf aud fin b.. IL
TaOry = EfeTnaf. administrator
! peter :. Cornboser, deeeaseu, =
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EEYsyIIIg.

Albert Fox. Of Gettysburg. visited
his sister, Mr.. o. r. Koontz. 1leve.
land Fox and wife, Of Baltimore: and
Alma Fox. g Harvey visited IT the
same place o. Saturday.
Sidney EllIa. wife md daughter,
MARI and karl Horner. all Of Hag-
erstosn visited at A. :. Forney.s on
Sunday.
Misses Mar and Margaret Wey-
bright. Of near Dctour. spent Sunday
evening AZ George Froek's.
James Fox md wife nd Jphn Fox,
OF Arlington. we're visitors At Q. r.
Koonlz's on Sunday.
Charles Young. wife md son. John,
visited at Mr.. Sarah Hardner'a. l.ear
New Midway. On suadaY.
Mr. Laura Frock. Mr.. Upton lay
hon md daughter. laura Bel. of
Brueexille, Visited at George Fnock'a
on Friday.
Iohn Moser and wife. Of Frederick
county. visited II Harry Dinterman's
on Sunday.
Mi valIIa Kiser has returned
home from , NO weeks viAIl with
her sister. Mr.. Karl IIaines, q near
LInHood.
NJ. Karl uaIaes am xife. o Linz
wood. visited n the IaIter's home.
james Kiser.z. On Sunday.
Harry ClutH. sife and family. Sam
Valentine. vie and family. IL of
visited At Charlie elaIa' on
Sunday evening.
William Onler, Jr.. and vie. ~
near Taneyt0.H. and Norman Haam-
gardner and wife. q TaneYIoSn.
Visited = IL Peter BaumEardneTH on
Sunday.
Our Sunday school - rcorgaaized
last Sunday HIIh George 7. HifIsf. as
Byron stull. assist
ant superintendent. Hoy BaumKsrd-
her. secretary. Charles DaFIlblaa.
assistant secretary. Maurice WIIhide,
treasurer: Louise WiIHIde an VII
is Hahn. librarians. Elsie naam-
gardiner and Ellen Valentine. - or
eanlaIz and Calvin Valentine. as
,horIHIer
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lgsTATEmENT o. THE OWNER.
ID SHIP. MANAGEMENT. CiRCu,
ILA71uH. ETC., REQUIRED BY I'll
AcT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST =
IoI2.
u Democratic Adpecafe pubIizsed sceeEI.
u Wesfpziaster, Maryland, lor April !,
1919.
Publisher. Democratic Advocate %.
Westminster, -.
Editor, Z o. Dihsndai. Westminster,
I'd.
Managing Editor. =. O DiRendai.
Westminster, II.
business Manager. r. O. Diffendal.
Westminster, n
;. That The owners arr.
STOCKHOLDERS
hrs. William II. Yanderford. west
minister, Id.
Lee C. IaIster. Westminster. Nd.
Carrier 20. 4.
Joahua v. Herring Estate. Wsatmins-
Iar. Nd.
Mra Charlotte Lee DilIInzzIsa. 2Is
Mosher 81. Baltimore. ID.
Leeds X KIllingalea. A T. =. France.
nary s. HIllingslsa. Westminster. -.
Charlotte lee BiiIInenlea. 30 Noah
u 81. Haltimors. Id.
Charles Levine uIilingslea. zIfz
Maryland Ave. baltimore. Nd.
James Howell BllIInEalea. Haatminz-
Ter. M.
Robert (. BlIhnEaIaa. Westminster.
Id.
George y. Albaush. Westminster, I'd
George :. parks Estate. Nestmlna.
IaE. NJ.
David 2. smelser. Eew Windsor. ID
Charles :. Foutz. Westminster. Nd.
NTa. Samuel MolsHvorth. II ARR.
ID.
Ars. o. =. FriSzeII. ls0o Mozher 81
Baltimore. Md.
{ " FrIzzell. 800 aosher f
JaAn J. Hose Estate. Westminster.
Id.
John J. Stewart. Westminster. Nd.
FTancis Ssal Parks. Westminster. u.
Oliver Snyder. Hampstead. Nd.
NTH. Catherine Herring. Westminster.
I'd.
Ella y. AlbanRh. Westminster. Nd
Deposit a Trust Com
nany. Trustee Of 20, Wealminatsr.
I'd
Ella O. Simpson. Westminster. Md
Edward Q. Weani. Westminster. ID
N. Carrie y Grouse. zoo Mexican
AFe.. baltimore. II.
:. That the known bondholdsFz.
and other security hold. !
r. owning or holding l pr cent oY
more a. foIal amount ~ bonds. norI !
EHEes. or other securities ara: -
lhere are none. 20 statel none.
+. :. DIFFESDAf4. Manager.
sworn = and subscribed Hsforo n
lhIH 9th d. 81 April. 1919.
VIOLET NJ TURTLE
NoIaTY Public /
u commission expires NJ }. faza
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e<ntaininE eight barrels Of, whisky
standing IN front OF O restaurant.
Tho agents secreIed themselves be-
hind telephone poles to await develop
ments : short Hme later four men
left the cafe and we're preparing n
board the truck when apprehended.
The prisoners admitted thu they hid
hidden the remainder OF he whisky
taken from the ca. and the other nIne
barrels we're found on q hillside near
Pitcairn.
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ported sale o. personal property.
Zaehariah q. SteYer and George
w. Steyer, executors Of Amelia Wal
tersdorff, deceased. settled their
finst and final account.
MaItico WEIGH, administrator Of la
ban ogg, deceased. settled bis Irst
and final account.
Mary Il, Englar, Administrative OF
Father Ann Hoop, deceased. returned
inventories Of personal property.
debts and money and received IN
order 10 sell personal property.
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FOuR TAKEN Is WHISKY THIEVES
Rallroaders Caught Hnh II barrels
stoIen From ears.

With the arrest Of four men at
Pittsburgh, p. all Of whom have
been held To aKait action OF tie fed
eral Grand jury and tie recovery Of
seventeen barrels Of whisky. valued
at $4,000 federal agents expressed
the opinion til the numerous rob-
hries If Interstate lI4Har. shipments
from freight eaEs IN lie Pitcairn and
TrafTard yaras OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. in IL last month viii eeaae.
TIE four suspects, 10 are Yard
af9 George Eulek PAUL
Earl Ralph GEORGE nd XIIIIam
Ilansx The msn we. committed To
jail :. Commissioner Enes In default
81 Son bail e.ah.
FeaEIal aEanta saY Ihe suspects
intended to - the whisky 70 Pits
huraH liquor Iaalera .eeordH. 10
The Hallee, - Rhigk. was HIHlen
from 4 IreiaHz ar IL Pitcairn. The
police traced - thieves 10 Wilkins
burg XHefe IL founH ; motor truck
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Lydia 4. Mans to Levi ID. Mans
and wife, conveys 17s acres. Tor
$4,000.
Simpson G. Mummert ct al. 70
Charles z. TroaIle and wife, convey
~ acres. for s3175.
WIN. Z. CAN'T To John b. Miller
and wife. conveys 1850 square feet.
or $3.50.
Kate ?. Calf to Charles w. King.
conveys } tracts Of land for $1,000.
Charles 5tarner and wife to Jacob
u Froek and wife convey IL acres.
for $4,000.
Nelson Grove and wife to Allen
:. Ham and wife. convey Sc acres.
for $500.
John :. ShipleY and wife To Arthur
:. YingfIng and wife. convey 81
acres, foF $500.
Jonas Neudecker and vile to Harry
:. Neudecker and wife. convey Il
acres. for $500.
Geo. A. Lester and wife. % aersa.
for 1915.
Jacob 7. Holmes aud wife to Her
bert @. Matthias and wife. contls
a1e0 square feet. for 1910.
Margaret Il. Grass and Herbert Z.
Matthias. conveys $3.50 square feel,
for $3.50.
Aaron Bixler and wife to Frank
Talmage Hoover. convey 102 acres.
or $4,000.
Levina =. Tawney to Cleveland i.
Frock. conveys land. for 1900.
Ellen i. Boring 70 Guy y. Haines.
conveys : acre. Tor $3.50.
Francis NJ. Slack 10 Jacob y.
Narehlme and HIfe. conveys prop
erty for 5000.
Denton II. wisneT and wife to ksi- !
on W. Garrett. convey land, for
10000.
Charles stofie and wife 10 John 7. |
Myerly. convey T acres. foF ssbu1.
John / Graf and wife % Horton
Wilderaon and wife convey land. Tor
5000.
Edward I. Ruby and wife TO George
:. Thieret and wife. convey land. foF
$500.
Allen 4. Lippy and We 10 John
Il Black. convey land. for $500.
Emma Y. Reese 10 Martha Z
Reese. conveys Is acres. for 81.
Martha Z Reese 10 Morris l.. Mar
IN and .1fo, convey 12s acres. for
1920.
Barbara z. Wheeler and husband /
10 L. Carroll LamoIte and Htfe. Gun
Yey 90 square perehes. for $500.
Theo. =. FrinKsr and vie to uea.
! Winter. convey ! acre. Tor S4b00. /
Geo. v Albaugh and vie to IN
7. KINNEY and wife, convey 7sR7 /
square feet, for 4I1. /
Henry :. Hood md vile 10 Ernest
l. shipley. convey land. for S6bV.
Oliver r Davis and wife n
sophronia p. Bader. convey land. for
20.
William II Cool and vie 10 John
:. Hartman and sIfe, convey s.IIs
square feet. for 80.
Jesse 7. Trite and wife % Herbert
/ Getty and wife. convey IL )
acres, for s1042. /
zathanIai y. Feezer end wirr u
Oliver {. Erb and wife. convey 5
acres, fer $1,000.
Edward II. Well and We 10 Mer=
IN Feeser. convey ! acrha. Tor si9ae.
Harry ! Ohier and We TO VI
lam st0uffer and wife. convey u
acres. for $4,000
David i EsslR and VIE 20 N
stouffer and wife. convey Il acres.
for $1,000.
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Marriage Licenses.

Henry Martin and Katherine
Burgess, both Of Baltimore.
Richard + CuIlison. Hampstead.
and Clara i. Hnrk. palapsco
Jonn Conaxay Mason CITY. la.
and Anna II. j. simmons. Baltimore
Robert L. 1andruok. Manchester
and anna Murray, Hampstead.
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~ Two Jacks I'll stand at n
place 4 nile wet Of White HaII.
every week day IhIa season. IL You
haxe a good mare ! will nzY yon n
breed her as You know God muIeH
always are n demand.
Terms 800 to insure. $1,000 for
colt to sue. $500 fof two colts for
one partY IN same season. $40
eash will = charged for eaeh mare
hHad which win = deducted when
- insurance Is naid.
al me- = Bel Phone iii Ii
Ila.town.
0UIsTHs D. IEngRT.
Mar. 2i-sz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-23

heretofore offered shall be sold. 25
per cent cash balance In three an.
nual installments OF 90 per cent,
payable In one, two and three years
from date Of sale. town lots hereto.
fore offered and not sold to be sold
for cash. Not TO exceed 100 acres
of any OF the land classified as agri.
cultural and GAO acres classified as
grazing can be purchased by any
one person. No limitation as to the
number of acres or tracts of the
other land any one person may pur-
chase. Prospective purchasers un-
able to attend sales in person can
bid by mail by sending certified
check or bank draft for % per cent
of amount Of minimum and maximum
bids. payable to ID. Buddrus, Cashier
and Special Disbursing Agent ior the
Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogee, Ok
lahoma, or may purchase through an
authorized agent under power Of
attorney. All deferred installments
bear 5 per cent interest. For de-
scriptive lists and printed regulations
giving times, terms and places of
sale address Gabe e. Parker, Super
intendent for the Five Civilized
Tribes, Muskogee, Oklahoma, who
will supervise the sale when held.
CATO SELLS,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.