The Manchester Journal. (Manchester, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, November 14, 1902 Page: 2 of 9
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Mohammedan* Dlallke Silk.
Silk la conaldered unclean by the
Mobammedana because It la the prod
net of a worm.
Want Profanity Stopped.
Newspapers In London are receiv-
ing and printing communications urg-
ing the police to take action to stop
the use of profanity and other bad
language In public places.
Service Deaplte Rail way a.
The multiplication of railway* has
rot diminished the number of postal
stages In Germany. On the contrary,
the number of stage drivers rose from
6.176 In 1896 to 6,844 In 1900.
Wisconsin Farr Land*.
The dairy products of Wisconsin
now rival in value all tho animals
sold, each being worth about *27,000,-
000 per annum. I.ittlo more than half
of the state is In farms. The aver-
age area of a farm is 117 acres.
Sermon One Hundred Years Old.
Rev. John Edward Herman, pastor
of the Congregational church of Mil-
ford, N. H.. read the sermon on Sun-
day which was preached 100 years ago
by Rev. Humphreys Moore at his In-
stallation as pastor of the church.
Delinquent
Tax Sale.
fOorNTY TltFAflUREK’fl OFFICE, l
1 Pond Chkf.k, o. T„ Oct. 23,1802. /
In pumiance of Sections Five and Six of
Article Three, Chapter Forty-three, Session
Laws of 1805:
Notice Is hereby given Mint on Monday, the
17th day of November, 1902, between the hours
of nine o’clock a. m. and four o'clock j>. in. of
said day, at the office of the County Treasu-
rer, in the City of Pond Creek, In Grant
county, Oklahoma Territory, I will offer at
public sale, and will sell to the party offering
to pay the taxes, interest and charges due on
each separate lot, tract or pareel, for the
smallest portion thereof, the following de-
scribed lot*, tracts and parcels of land lying
and situated In the County of (irant and
Territory of Oklahoma, for the delinquent
taxes for the year 11K)1, which are now past
due, delinquent and unpaid.
And said sale will be adjourned from day
to day. between the same hours, until all of
said lauds are offered for sale and sold.
The amount of taxes, Interest and costs now
due and charged against each lot, tract and
parcel, is set opposite the description thereof,
to-wit:
POND CREEK CITY-Continukd
BLUFF TOWNSHIP
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* Prosperity In Kentucky.
The horse population In Kentucky
has now reached 500,000, and the corn
crop for this year will exceed $30,000,-
000 in value. The average farm is
ninety-three acres, and but 2 per cent
of the farmers of the state are col-
ored,
Believes In Coeducation.
Mme. Loubet, wife of the French
president, believes in coeducation. At
a recent meeting of a society of
French mothers she brought down up-
on her head i evere criticism in advo-
cating American methods in training
girls. _______
Troubles of the Carver.
A genteel carver always sits when
he carves, says a work on etiquette.
Perhaps ho does; but it is pretty cer-
tain that there are times when he
yearnfully yearns to put one foot on
the table and the other on the bird
while struggling with the fowl.
MW
FA 1R VI E\V TOW NS HIP
ne
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I II w
10 28
12 28
M 28
8(i 14 28
nw 28 28
se 28 28
ne 29 28
$16 69
15 02
12 36
26 44
29 18
27 67
12 42
nw
sw
14 29
14 29
15 29
20 29
27 29
32 29
34 29
4 $ 7 39
15 30
11 21
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32 79
14 47
15 31
HICKORY TOWNSHIP
$12 id
13 94
28 94
85 78
13 30
34 48
38 62
nw
32 28 5
34 28 5
v 30 acres of w
n e 24 29 5
nw 27 29 5
se 29 29 5
JARVIS TOWNSHIP
6 $32 06 j sw
6 14 97 ' nw
0 18 34
6 30 4 4
0 10 98
25 28
29 28
30 28
27 29
$18 00
13 36
u of
0 22
27 07
27 07
$50 21
30 41
34 81
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WAKITA TOWNSHIP
go 10 28 7
sc 23 28 7
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The First American Sermon.
In the library of the late Dr. Claud-
ius B. Webster of Concord, N. H., has
been found a copy of the first sermon
preached in New England by Robert
Cushman. The subject was "The Sin
and Danger of Self-Love,” and it was
delivered at Plymouth, Mass., on De-
cember 12, 1 621.
sw
nw
$17 14
30 78
1 87
17 44
33 49
33 49
38 49
13 84
30 20
15 02
33 49
A certain tract of
land described as
follows: Beginning
at a point on 4 sec.
41!) ft s of nw corner
of sw S 23-2S-7, run-
ning thence s 491 ft,
thence w 7t9) ft,
thence n 491 ft,
thence e 700 ft,
to the place of be-
ginning, 7 acres $ 4 13
Lot
Bile
Total
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Halo
Lit
Blk
Total
Ain't
Hale
8
• 95
W if i
40
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4
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34 38
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7
12
95
ill ft of the center
8
12
1 03
1
42
17 20
9
12
145
19
42
2 11
10
12
1 03
20
42
0 50
11
12
95
21
42
8 70
12.
12
1 U3
22
42
h 70
13
12
95
23
42
8 70
14
12
1 03
14
44
1 (It
13
14
1 08
19
44
1 03
14
14
1 03
24
45
00
3
17
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27
46
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4
17
00
28
45
00
5
17
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4
40
1 €3
6
17
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8
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7
17
00
15
47
1 03
8
17
50
16
47
1 («
12
17
8 70
K 4 ft
48
95
14
17
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48
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1
18
1 08
W 4 0
48
3 10
2
18
95
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40
1 HI
15
18
1 08
W !i 0
49
1 HI
0
19
2 11
11
49
2 11
2
21
55
10
49
1 K4
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21
55
12
49
55
9
21
1 03
10
50
8 70
14
21
4 98
14
51
4 42
\
22
8 70
5
51
65
22
1 03
9
51
4 42
22
1 <K
10
51
1 tw
4
23
95
12
52
95
7
22
1 08
18
52
8 70
8
22
l 03
12
63
1 03
23
00
13
53
1 Oi
2
28
50
14
53
95
5
Ml
10
58
1 38
0
2 27
15
53
3 10
11
23
60
2
54
1 01
17
28
I 03
3
64
1 84
7
24
00
H
54
1 (Et
20
25
21 57
12
54
1 («
9
20
27 80
13
54
95
w 4 10
20
15 95
14
54
1 (El
W 4 12
26
8 05
15
54
4 42
13
20
28 84
10
54
1 01
3
27
4 42
1
55
1 (El
7
28
1 08
11
55
1 03
8
29
4 09
12
56
1 04
9
28
6 07
8
57
1 03
10
28
5 07
12
67
1 08
5
29
1 08
13
67
1 03
12
29
1 03
14
57
1 03
30
00
15
57
95
8
30
50
11
00
8 70
9
30
4 42
12
00
4 00
10
80
4 42
4
61
1 03
14
80
4 42
0
01
8 70
10
80
1 03
11
01
1 (R
14
81
00
12
01
95
15
81
50
^3
62
2 11
10
81
4 42
02
2 11
It
15
S3
i 08
*5
62
71
83
1 03
8 53
14
02
1 113
10
88
15
62
0 56
1
85
1 08
10
02
0 50
5
85
1 (Cl
4
63
6 08
0
85
1 08
5
63
0 US
14
85
1 03
14
64
1 01
6
30
00
15
61
1 S3
7
30
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10
04
12 i*S
8
36
50
l
65
1 (tt
12
30
1 03
05
95
13
5°
37
1 03
10
65
1 Itt
10
1 (J3
12
65
1 08
12
87
4 42
10
65
1 01
0
88
55
1
66
1 01
7
38
2 11
8
60
1 01
8
88
3 10
9
00
5*.
10
88
8 70
10
66
61
3
89
4 09
15 95
l’t NW
of sw
i
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39
1-25-0
12 9h
15 13
K'i 7
39
4 00
Ft sw 4 1 25-fl
13
39
4 42
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4 1-25-6
1 83
JEFFERSON VILLAGE-CONTINUED
Total
Ain’t
WAKITA VILLAGE.
D)t
Rlk
Halo
11
32
• 3*2
12
32
32
13
14
g
32
li
15
32
23
10
32
23
17
32
23
18
32
23
19
32
23
1
34
63
4
34
6 47
14
35
55
J
36
36
37
:n
8
36
37
4
36
33
7
36
l 08
8
36
1 00
0
88
37
10
36
87
11
36
37
12
36
33
1
4!
37
2
41
33
I<nt
3
4
8
4
5
0
7
8
9
10
!J
nik
41
41
4ft
4ft
40
40
4ft
4ft
4ft
4ft
4ft
46
Tolnl
Amt
Hull"
• S; i
31J
i "
I
s
I 401
ill
I
: fi
I
ADDITION 20
OS -13
90 .
2 00 ;
1
Lot
2
3
4
•
8
,5
il
3
3
J
22
I
II
'i
3
5
9
17
23
21
MEDFORD VILLAGE
Total
Ain’t
7
7
7
8
9
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
11
11
12
12
12
13
18
IS
15
16
10
16
19
19
21
21
•w
JEFFERSON VILLAGE
Sale
9 62
02
02
62
62
02
62
62
02
62
55
55
62
62
62
02
0 00
1 11
77
5 52
1 II
1 11
1 50
1 11
1 11
3 43
8 43
62
62
1 11
2 29
2 29
1 99
1 1*9
4 44
1 44
2 29
1 22
11 M
11 M
1 11
1 02
2 47
2 47
2 47
1 11
1 02
1 11
62
11
62
02
62
11
11
II
II
11
111k
45
45
45
4S
47
47
S
M
1
53
la bo H 21-27-5
Lot
n
15
21
13
\
3
19
3
7
5
4
8
i as
63
1 as
03
2 88
2 88
Ain’t
Sale
•'ll
11 1
02
s
62
3 43
02
62
02
62
62
02
1
62
02
4 80
McLean's Addition
02
02
02
55
8 81
4 31
4 31
4 31
:i8
;**
as
88
1 50
1 50
1
Lot
3
M ANCHESTER TOWNSHIP
One cf Millionaire Group.
Thomas F. Ryan of New York, who
has given a new cathedral to cost
*250,000 to Richmond, Va , Is one of a
group of multimillionaires who are
identified with the great street rail-
road systems and which includes ex-
Secretary Whitney, W. L. Elkins and
P. A. B. Wldener.
Signs of a Mild Winter.
Signs of the times p°iBt t0 a rc^<*
winter. Wooden nutmegs are plenti-
ful in Connecticut New York squir
rels are not storing winter supplies,
red-eared corn is unusually plentiful
In Illinois, goose bones presage a win-
terless season in Iowa, and the festive
groundhog Is merrily chasing his
shadow in Nebraska.—Omaha Bee.
28
2S
8
8
$88 24 1
26 69
SW
lit*
29
15
2ft
29
8
8
$22 9*2
34 02
28
8
13 22 ;
sw
17
29
8
13 71
28
8
20 59
w H 20
29
8
81 53
28
8
21 ei
se
29
20
8
92 19
28
8
12 44 |
i nw
21
29
8
36 14
28
8
11 23 1
WARE TOWNSHIP
27
7
$14 21
se
6
27
R
$27 00
27
7
41 01 !
15 47
nw
8
27
8
20 58
27
7
nw
12
27
8
88 41
27
7
19 10
SW
23
27
8
15 47
27
7
12 42
ne
24
27
8
19 10
27
8
15 69
sw
31
27
8
11 69
VALLEY TOWNSHIP
Block l.lot 1
1 lots 11.12. 18,15
AL* 3
27
0
s <1 05 : se ■ 27
0
11 2 so 3
27
6
2 so ! Rises 27
0
It 4 sc* 3
27
0
S 111 se 8 27
0
lots 7and 8
de H 27
0
sc 3
27
7
5 58 nw 7 27
0
1 It Sue 3 27
0
MEDFORD TOWNSHIP
so 10
27
5
£10 12 I ne 2o 27
5
se 12
27
5
is 5o 1 nw 27 27
5
se 17
27
5
:W O I ne SO 27
6
nw 18
27
5
37 57 |
Ocean Record Lowered.
Steaming the 3,000 miles between
Cherbourg and New Y'ork in 5 days 11
hours 57 minutes the North German
Lloyd liner Kronprinz Wilhelm has
beaten by eight minutes the record for
the same passage made last year by
the Hamburg-American liner Deutsch-
land.
American Architects Honored.
American architects are asked by
the municipality of Patras, Greece, to
enter a contest for the furnishing of
plans for a church to cost *250,000,
which will take the place of the pres-
ent Church of St. Anrtrow. The
prizes are *2,000, *800 and *400. The
general character of the architecture
must be Byzantine.
Paper Cannon.
Krupp, the great German manufac-
turer of cannon, has lately completed
a number of paper field pieces for the
use of the German infantry. Their
caliber is a little lees than two
Inches, and tbs pieces are so light
that one aoldier can easily oarry one;
but the resistance is greater than that
of a field pleco of steel of the same
caliber.__
Green County's Sensation.
Catskill. N. Y„ November 10th—Ul-
ster and Greene counties are ringing
with the news of the wanderful recov-
ery of George F. Ayere, who lives at 16
Division street, in this city. One year
ago Mr. Ayers was sutoring frotn
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, and
the doctors gave him little relief and
less hope. To-day Mr. Ayers is as
well as man could wish. He tells the
following story:
"About a year ago I was at West
Camp, tick with Bright's Disease and
without hope of ever being better,
when an old gentleman from Bath,
N. Y-j advised me to take Dodd's Kid-
ney PjTTs. telling mf they bad CUfe<1
%im of the same diseas?.
. “I had trie? so many remedies that
I was past hoping and told him so.
but when he bought me a box of
Dodd's Kidney Pills and coaxed me to
try them I did so just to humor his
whim.
■'That was the means of saving my
life. I took that box and half a dozen
more. Thanks to that old man and
Dodd's Kidney Pills. I am cured."
Money that a man doesn't save by
remaining a baheor would probably
support a wife and ten children.
Monument to French Prince.
Fifty-eight feet is the height cf a
colossal monument to the late Prince
Henry of Orleans, which is to be
erected on Cape St. Jacques, a: the
mouth of the Saigon river, French
Cochin China.
The Test of Friendship.
Few are wide minded enough to
feel a friendship quite untouched ana
unimpaired when their friend takes
Into equal Intimacy a third person for
whom they themselves entertain aver-
rin or contempt.
DIRIGO TOWNSHIP
14
«7
8
$31 49
nw
1
27
21
22
27
8
12 51
se
e >i
•_1
27
27
;
10 09
30
27
30
*27
(
14 86
se
31
27
9
27
4
33 17
ne
31
*27
J.AMONT TOWNSHIP
e!4se 32
20
3
$12 80
se
5
20
26
3
14 87 ,
nw
9
20
2H
3
9 90
nw
21
26
20
3
15 79
wl *ne 21 26
*20
3
15 17
se
21
20
26
3
14 50
s! j n w 21
•26
26
3
11 92
sw
22
26
26
3
14 47
nw
24
26
26
8
17 05
nw
27
28
26
3
17 68
ne
*28
26
2fl
3
42 01
, se
35
20
20
3
19 18
1
2 SO
si; 4t
■tii ti
i.i -IT
I 22
09 2s
36 44
$17 on
16 98
72 60
33 17
lo 47
$15 47
15 47
15 4s
7 S7
3.3 17
16 70
16 73
14 87
15 48
30 39
12 75
ROCK ISLAND TOWNSHIP
nw
31
26
5
?25 79
nw
3 26
6
$20 61
sw
31
20
5
23 74
ne
8 20
0
15 97
n *4 Of
nw
18 26
0
8 88
32
26
5
10 33
i’art of s’io
f
1 • of
se
24 26
0
18 47
KW
34
26
5
11 42
nw
25 2H
6
17 06
w ! 4 of
nw
32 26
0
30 41
8 W
34
26
5
11 42
COLDWATKR TOWNSHIP
se
6
20
7
•18 on
nw
4 26
ft
•»et
se
7
20
7
80 41 ,
el4»e 11 20
8
12 38
bW
20
*26
7
•28 10
II w
12 26
8
30 44
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP
se
3
25
8
$15 40
nel-24 1 25
8
8 5 15
ne
25
25
8
18 22 !
BANNER TOWNSHIP
se
8
25
7
•18 21 1
ne
20 25
7
•35 78
se
4
25
7
18 21
se
20 25
7
36 44
ne
4
25
7
34 47 1
sw
2« 25
7
10 0*
nw
11
25
7
39 08 1
nw
27 25
7
34 47
ue
12
25
7
37 09
se
2ft 25
7
16 99
BERRY TOWNSHIP
BW
12
25
5
• 6 55
nw
21 25
5
$31 W)
ne
12
25
5
14 08
ne
20 25
6
13 95
\V 4 of
sw
? P
6
11 22
AW
18
25
5
10 70
se
5 25
0
16 09
b. t
of
ue
17 25
0
13 95
BW
18
25
5
10 70
SALT FORK TOWNSHIP
Lot 4 4
nw
34 26
3
$13 54
Lot 6 5
25
3
| 3 30
n w
2 25
4
13 91
AW
5
25
3
11 14
se
10 25
4
29 00
ne
7
25
|
in «4
ne
12 25
4
10 4»
ew
7
25
8
6 m
nw
14 2-5
4
84 69
nw
11
•25
3
13 09
AW
20 25
4
13 ltt
nw
22
25
3
12 22
se
20 25
4
11 24
BW
£
25
3
25 95
sw
21 25
4
28 99
ne
25
3
25 95
se
22 25
4
11 20
nw
25
25
3
28 78
se
23 25
4
23 43
nw
27
25
3
10 79
. ne
31 25
4
10 60
ne
29
25
3
21 74
f
POND CREEK
CITY
Total
Total
Ain’t
A m’t
I/)t
Blk
Sale
Lot
Blk
Hale
1
1
f 8 70
1*2
5
95
2
1
95
11
8
1 Ct
3
1
1 (tt
12
8
1 03
4
1
1 («
14
8
1 («
ft
1
1 03
1
9
1 (Et
16
1
1
1
5
2
S3
2
9
1 (B
Lot
Rib
Total
A m’t
Sale
IH
2
$ 1 00
8
3
1 OK
6
6
98
10
fl
2 07
17
6
57
18
0
53
1
7
*2 50
2
7
2 50
3
7
2 .5))
4
7
2 50
5
7
2 50
6
7
2 50
8
7
7 38
18
7
27 36
1
8
63
*2
3
03
3
8
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8
63
8
03
6
8
55
8
8
3 73
9
8
3 73
10
8
8 78
11
8
3 73
•it
8
3 73
24
8
3 73
n
9
1 45
0
9
1 45
7
ft
1 43
s .
9
1 45
9
9
1 45
10
ft
1 4o
11
9
1 45
12
9
1 45
13
9
1 94
14
9
1 94
15
9
1 91
16
0
1 91
17
0
1
18
9
1 94
19
9
1 94
3
10
3 48
7
10
0 93
1*2
10
10 02
10
10
1 OS
17
10
1 00
18
10
1 (R
10
10
1 08
20
10
1 00
21
10
1 08
7
11
7 70
11
11
47
12
11
43
15
11
1 08
10
11
1 00
19
11
<3
20
11
2 87
21
11
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22
11
55
23
11
0-1
24
11
3 35
3
12
4
12
H 20
0
12
1 06
9
1*2
1 os
10
12
1 80
11
12
1 40
12
12
1 40
13
12
74
14
12
74
15
12
74
16
12
74
22
12
1 94
23
n
1 94
24
13
1 94
U
U
37
14
13
at
7
15
63
8
15
55
9
15
63
10
15
M
11
15
63
12
15
•5
13
>6
1 08
15
18
1 08
16
18
2 23
17
18
2 23
.18
18
2 *23
19
18
2 23
1
19
25
55 H
55 , 17
55 js
55 | 1
55 2
55 3
55 j 13
l li
7 12
Walker’s 2st Add j *!j
14
24
55
5
41
1 11
4
1
77
15
24
55
8
41
1 02
5
1
58
16
24
55
9
41
1 11
|
IT
24
55
10
41
1 02
6
1
5 52
18
24
55
11
41
1 11
13
2
1 11 |
19
24
£5
1*2
41
1 02
7
3
1 (ri |
20
24
55
19
41
i ;i
8
:t
1 02 1
21
24
45
1
4*2
62
17
3
71 i
79
22
24
45
5
42
62
18
3
ti
24
45
3
43
62
19
3
79
24
24
45
7
43
62
•20
3
1 11
1
25
45
\
45
61
4
0
MS
2
25
45
45
3 15
5
0
88
3
25
45
3
45
3 15
0
6
88
4
*25
45
4
45
5s
10
6
88
5
25
45
7
45
1 11
11
6
Ml
6
7
8
I
45
45
45
RENFROW
12 6
VILLAGE
88 1
1
9
25
45
Total
Total
10
25
45
Arn't
Ain’t
11
25
45
I Alt
Rlk
Sale
Lot
Blk
Sale
12
25
45
10
1
$ 53
15
4
$ 80
13
25
45
12
1
53
17
4
4 92
14
25
37
14
1
1 14
19
4
• 1 14 1
15
25
37
16
\
53
18
5
07 !
16
25
37
2
86
10
5
07
17
25
37
4
2
53
12
5
4 92,
1«
*25
37
6
2
53
14
5
07
19
25
37
8
2
53
10
5
57 I
20
25
37
17
|
1 49
2
7
38
21
22
23
25
37
19
7 70
4
?
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]
38 ,
25
37 111
37 > 13
it
1 14
0
38
f. *25
3
4 92
8
:tft
-V
25 \
* 25
37 1 15
3
3 22
10
I
25
37
17
3
1 14
12
7
38 .
26
25
37
19
3
1 14
14
7
1 58 1
26
25
37
*21
3
1 14
10
7
1 58
27
25
37
23
3
1 14
18
7
1 41
21
2«
25
0
4
80
20
7
3S
6
n
63
8
4
86
22
7
38
Beginning 100 ft
w of ne cor of M
19, 50 ft w, 140 ft
s, 50 ft f*. 140 ft to
start, block 19 11 03
Region log 175 ft
e of n w cor of R
IP, 140 ft e, 75 ft
a, 14** ft w, 75ft
n, 140ft to begin-
ning. Blk II 9 22
Beginning nw
cor B 18. w 150
« 306, e 150 ft to s
w cor Rlk 18. n
to point of i»e-
gjnnlng.^blk 19 2 87
MANCHESTER VILLAGE
1 8 55
1 .55
Total I
Ain't !
Sale
$ 55
55 ,
6 17
12 17
1 18
2 18
3 18
4 13
1 19
2 19 :
Lot* 3 am! 4 suit-
divided Into 17
loth 3-19
Total
Ain’t
Sale
I 24
24
24
21
19
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
;<3
33
24
24
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
4 61
SJ
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
24
2 47
27
07
6.7
0.7
0.7
12 II
12 II
27
3 72
3 72
Lot
19
12
4
5
0
H
10
13
14
15
10
19
20
21
■y)
23
24
5
0
7
8
9
11
12
13
14
15
10
17
18
7
8
9
10
11
Rlk
7
8
f
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
n
n
n
11
n
ii
n
11
12
12
12
12
13
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
15
15
18
18
19
Total
Ain’t
Hale
• 27
1 14
1 14
1 14
1 14
2 53
12 30
21 70
21 70
12 30
12 30
3 95
1 14
1 14
1 14
1 14
1 14
1 II
1 14
7 00
7 06
79
1 54
1 54
1 54
1 54
1 54
1 54
1 54
1 54
1 14
1 14
1 14
1 14
1 14
1 14
1 14
27 23
1 11
1 14
9 01
79
1 11
1 It
1 II
1 25
10 09
10 32
10 32
Fond Creek City
for 1898 Tax
Total
Ain’t
Lot
13
14
15
5
Rlk
14
14
14
51
Hale
| 70
70
70
1 52
Itcnfrnw Village
for 1M»« Tax
1 4 f 2 80
Waklta Village
for 1898 Tax
9
12
• 1 18
;r2
Manchester Village
for 1898 Tax
Medford Village
for 1890 Tux
if1
22
5
I
i
I
1
lllk
i
at
21)
:*•
HI
•!!
M
9
34
34
35
37
Total
Ain’t
Hale
$ 00
00
12 99
1 24
1 24
1 24
1 241
05|
6
.15
, 05
flfl
65
70
05
76
65
65
North Addition.
North side add
lots 20 and 27
3 * 4 I
Lying in south-
east comer of
n half of south
half of section
23-28-7
1 M acres
07
5 03
1 02
5 93
LA MONT VILLAGE.
Total
Am't
Sale
$ 50
50
50
1 11
50
50
50
50
50
50
1 05
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
2 40
50
50
50
50
2 72
2 70
90
90
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
5t)
Total
Ain’t
Sail*
$ 00
50
60
50
50
3 43
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
no
50
1 11
10
K> | 1 64
18
37 .
05
3
38 I
65
Renfrow Village
13
41 f
3 19
fur 18IIM Tux
14
41 '
3 23
3
60
1 24
17
4 | il 72
7
50
1 24
19
4 11 7 2
1
V /
1 24
5
1
1 24
1*011(1 Creek
4
\
1 24
for lfttm Tux
8
7
}
1 24
1 24
7
:tt * mi
w Ml
12 41 1 24
4
ei 72
Jefferson Village lot (HUH Tux
17
B S 1 42
3
41
$ 08
18
I! 1 411
4
41
68
3
11 4 Uft
Manchester Village fo* 1DCU lix
Subdivision lots 3 and 4, blcvk 19,
$ 1 05
Subdivision lots 3 and I, h’oek 19,
Subdivision lots 3 and 4, Mock 19,
For 1100 Tax
ne M See 12, Twp 2*5, Range 7
Jefferson Village for 1898 Tax
2 39
1 0.')
$40 «k
Total
Total
Ain’t,
Ain't
Lot
ltlk
Sale
Lot
Rlk
Sale
1
10
$ 49
4
27
9 49
2
10
49
5
27
49
3
16
49
33
27
49
4
10
49
:u
27
49
5
10
49
35
*27
49
0
10
49
30
27
49
7
10
49
all
29
11 98
8
10
49
1
30
49
9
10
49
2
30
49
10
10
49
3
30
49
11
10
49
4
30
49
12
16
49
5
30
49
13
10
49
0
30
49
1
18
49
7
30
49
*2
18
49
8
30
49
3
18
49
9
:«)
49
4
18
49
10
30
49
5
18
49
11
30
49
0
18
49
12
30
49
7
18
49
13
30
49
8
18
49
14
30
49
9
18
49
15
30
49
10
IS
49
10
30
49
11
IS
49
17
30
49
20
18
49
18
30
49
21
18
49
19
:«)
49
*2‘2
18
49
20
30
49
28
18
49
21
30
49
24
IS
49
22
30
49
1
*27
49
23
30
49
•i
27
49
*24
30
49
3
27
49
E. SlIAMLF.FFF.lt.
Treasurer Grant County.
Guaranteed Cure.
“Is hard cider a temperance drink?”
asks the visitor of the farmer who is
pouring the apples into the cider
press.
"It is,” says the farmer, while a
reminiscent smile flits across liis face.
"It is. I reckon that after a man so-
bers up off of hard cider he Is fuller
of remorse and readier for the pledge
than after surroundin’ almost any oth-
er kind of joy-producer.”
can
Both Were Good.
Vicinity Counted.
"I have come to the city with my
son, who is about to enter the law
school. Tie first thing is to find a
boarding place. Do you know any
place that you can recommend?"
"Well, no, not near the law school.
But T know a good place near the
medical school."
"Indeed? Then I'll have him study
Providence Not Responsible.
Anxious Father—Do the best you
for him, Doctor. That is all 1
can ask. If it is the will of Provi-
dence—
| Surgeon—Don’t try to place the re-
sponsibility on Providence in this
case, Mr. McJones. You bought the
toy pistol for the boy yourself.—Stray
Stories
OLD LA Mo NT VILLAGE
Total
Ain’t
3
24
55 ,
Lot
Blk
Sale D>t
Blk
Hale
4
24
55
24
8
t 31 2U
10
$ 23
1
25
94
1
10
50 21
10
*23
1
2fl
55
2
10
31 22
10
j?
2
26
55
3
10
31 *23
10
23
3
26
55
4
10
31 24
10
*23
4
5
55
5
10
31 25
10
23
1
*27
2 40
6
10
31 20
10
23
o
*27
55
7
10
31 27
10
23
3
*27
55
13
10
26 i 13 •
16
2*
4
27
55
14
10
26 1 1
17
*26 |
2
2ft
3 97
15
10
26 2
17
*20
3
29
5 40
16
10
26 16
17
20
7
‘29
2 K5
17
10
26 IT
17
20 j
8
29
ft 90
18
10
26 20
17
31
9
2ft
5 9U
19
10
20 1 1
23
*20
10
29
2 W
1
20
29
91
DEER CREEK
I
3
30
55
9
30
55
Total 1
Total j
10
:»
55
Ain’t
Ain’t
: 11
12
30
30
55
55
I Alt
Blk
1
Hale lot
f *.l 0
Blk
4
,^l
1 13
:»
55
4
1
*2 (i* 11
5
;
14
30
55
H
1
2 (W 4
0
32
15
30
55
1 »
]
2 i 5
0
32
10
30
55
16
1
8 85 4 ,
8
7 72
IT
:»)
ii
6
2
7 72 6
0
i Undivided
15
2
4 *1
|
55
17
3
51
NU.MA
! 4
30
3 97
IS
3
45
2
4
52 32
685
ALM08T A MIRACLE.
Case No. 49,763.—Mrs. M. Isted. of
1207 Strand street, Onlveston, Tex.,
who is proprietor of ti boarding bouse
at that address, numbering among
her boarders a dozen medical stu-
dents, says: "I caught cold during the
flood of September, 1900, and It set-
tled in my kidneys. Dosplte tho fact
that l tried all kinds of medicines and
was under the eare of physicians, the
excruciating twinges and dull aching
across the small of my back refused
to leave, and trouble with the kidney
secretions began to set in. From
then, ordinary Anglo-Saxon failB to
describe the annoyance and suffering
I endured. The fearful pain through
my body, loss of appetite, loss of
sleep, consequent loss of energy,
and, Anally, indication of complete
dissolution compelled me, from sheer
agony and pain, to either lie on the
floor and scream, or forced me into
spasms. On such occasions my hus-
band called In a physician, whose mor-
phine treatment relieved me tempo-
rarily. I grew weaker and thinner,and
so run down physically that nothing
was left hut skin and bone. All my
friends, acquaintances and neighbors
knew about my critical condition, and
on one occasion I was reported dead
and they came to see my corpse. At
last the doctors attending mo held a
consultation and ugreed thut it I did
not undergo an operation 1 could not
live. Preparations were made, a
room selected at the city hospital, and
they even went so far as to have the
carriage brought to the door to carry
me there. 1 don’t know why, but
something told me not to go, and I ab-
solutely refused. Now 1 want the
reader to grasp every word of the fol-
lowing: A friend of ours, a Mr. lie-
Gaund, knowing that my kidneys
were the real cause of the entire
trouble, brought a box of Doan's Kid-
ney Pills to the house, and requested
me to give them a trial. 1 had taken
so much medicine that I was more
than discouraged, and had little, if
any, faith in any preparation. How-
ever, I reasoned if they did not do me
good they could not possibly make me
worse, so 1 began tho treatment. After
the third dose, 1 felt something dart
across me like a flash of lightning,
and from that moment I began to im-
prove. The pain in my back and kid-
neys positively disappeared, the kid-
ney secretions became free and nat-
ural. At present 1 rest and sleep well,
my appetite is good, my weight has
increased from 118 to 155 pounds,
and my flesh is firm and solid. My
iriends actually marvel at the change
in my appearance. Words cannot ex-
press my own feelings. 1 am not put-
ting it too strongly when I say I have
been raised from the dead. I am sat-
isfied that had it not been for Doan's
Kidney Pills, taken when they were,
1 would have been either lying in the
Lake View Cemetery, or an invalid for
the balance of my life. I will be only
too pleased to give minuter particu-
1 lars of my case to any one calling on
me. not, of course, out of idle curios-
i ity, but if they really have kidney
| complaint and want to know what
■ course to pursue to get relief.”
A FREE TRIAL of this great kid-
ney medicine which cured Mrs. isted
will he mailed on application to any
part of the United States. Address
Koster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. For
sale by all druggists, price 30 cents
per box.
The king can do no wrong—if the
other fellow ha-- four aces.
A woman's club is something to hold
over a man’s hra I.
ALT, UP-TO-DATE HOUSEKEEPERS
Use lied Cross Ball Blue. It makes clothe*
clean and sweet as when new. All grocers.
He who hesitates isn't always lost.
Sometimes he is found out.
Nothing is more detestable than
other people's prejudices.
Diphtheria relieved in twenty minutes.
Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil At any drug store.
It is folly to advertise reputations in
the lost and found column.
If dirt was worth 32 a load cities
would have clean streets.
He—I think she wears a very short
golfing skirt.
She—Well, why shouldn’t she? She
has a perfect right.
I He—Her left looks all right, too.
i“j| As Others See Ue.
so I G»t—Did yez iver notis how thlm
Oytalians are afther wavin’ their
hauds an' Bhakin' ave their heads
i|JJ whin they're talkin’?
" | Mike—Faith an' Oi hove. Thot do
be th' only way the jabberin' furriners
ran make alch other understband.
1 dunno.
Not a Pleasure Trip.
“I suppose you can let me have a
decent room for a few days," said the
Eastern man.
"Sure, for as long as you want to
stay," replied the Chicago hotel clerk.
"I'll need it longer than that. I
don't want to stay in this town ten
minutes, but I’ll have to stay a week
at least."
Her Vocal Charm.
’’Young Ruddleston is going to
marry Miss Wlpples, is he? She's a
good, amiable girl, but not at all at-
tractive.”
"I know it. He fell in love with her
voice.”
"Her voice?”
"Yes; she uses it so seldom.”
WHEN YOU HUY NT ABC II
buy Defiance and get the best, 16 oz. for
10 cents. Once used, always used.
A man finds it necessary to blow in
his money when he has a blow-out.
Duties of other peoplo are always
doubly clear to us.
Oil Cure for Cancer.
The Dr D. M. Bye Co., of Dallas. Tex., report
the discovery of a combination of soothing and
halmv this which readily cure all forms of cancer
Snil tumor. They have cured many very bad
cases without pain or distigurement. Their new
books with full report sent free to the afflicted.
Sometimes the hardest things to bear
are what the neighbors say.
The employe who drops his tools at
the first stroke of the clock will never
become an employer.
Storekeepers report that the extra
quantity, together with the superior
quality, of Defiance Starch makes it
next to impossible to sell any other
brand.
The womun who does the moBt talk-
ing isn’t always the one who gains her
point.
Wbat's the secret of happy, rigorous
health! Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver and kidneya strong and
active. Burdock Blood Bittera doea it.
A man usually has to go after things
several times before they begin to come
his way. _
THE ST. PAUL CALENDAR
FOR 1903
l six sheets 10x15 inches, of beautiful
reproductions, in colors, of pastel
drawings by Bryson, is now ready for
distribution and will be mailed on re-
ceipt of twenty-five (25) cents—coin
1 or stamps. Address F. A. Miller, Gen-
eral Passenger Agent. Chicago.
"No Nomination" Marked.—In Ne-
maha county the election of sheriff
turns on the question whether a cross
placed after a "no nomination" line in-
validates the entire ticket. There
were about 200 such mistakes made
and the matter is likely to go to the
courts.
Burked to Death.—Mrs. William
Klinga. of Wabaunsee county, was
making soap in the yard when her
clothing caught fire and she was fatally
burned. 8be leaves a husband and Asa
young children.
A Bible and a Horn.*.—Henry
Fsmura. a:i old resilient of J ranklin
county was found dead in his room in an
Ottawa hotel. Heart failure was cause
of death. On a chair near his bed lay
an open Bible. In the old man's pocket
was found an empty whisky bottle.
Farnum was about 70 years of age and
had some money.
For Promoting Loomis.—The G. A.
R. men of Kansas are talking about
Department Commander Loomis as a
fit man for the position of commander-
in-chief.
Vote Was 2.000 I.Kss. — In Wichita
the registration was 7,741. The total
tote cast was 5,744. The total
number of votes will be increased con-
siderably by the railroad inen who
were not in the city but voted in other
cities and these will be received later.
Section Foreman Killed.—Patrick
Ford, aection foreman, was struck by
a Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific pas-
senger train near Wathena and in-
stantly killed. He had been employed
as n section foreman in that vicinity
sixteen years.
James Bio Heart is Cnir.r.—The
Osage* elected hi in anu inaugurated
him chief at Pawbuska amid ringing
of bells, firing of anvils and other cere-
monies. The new administration be-
longs to the non-progressive element
which has been opposed to allotment
of tribal lands.
Greer Coustv Cotton Gina— Zack
T. Pryse, acting special agent for Greer
county of the census bureau, made a
round up the cotton gina of the county
and found thirty-eight in active opera-
tion*
ClIKHoKKEs' M’KPLUS I,AND. — Novem-
ber 7 war the last day tiiat any Chero-
kee citizen can lawfully hold posses-
sion of lauds beyond the limit for al-
lotments. Severe penalties accrue on j
that day for having such land enclosed
or for holding possession of it.
ArmiGame.— Frank Seely, of Wat. I
erloo. It. M. Haight, of Edmond,
"Jake” Spence, of Cushing, and several ,
other Oklahoma wolf hunters will take
a picked pack of thirty hounds to Paw-
nee county lor n big roundup of wolves, i
foxes and wild cats. I
There's Time Yet.
Out In the wild west scientific ex-
plorers have discovered fossils of a
number of threetoed horses. As yet
no remains of prehistoric automobiles
have been found, but they may yet bo
unearthed —Buffalo Courier.
A Home-Keeping Woman.
Mrs. Jessie lie Jarnctt of Moberly.
Mo., lives within six blocks of the
public square, but has not been "down
town" for seven years. The good
woman's esplanation is that she "has
domestic dutiea to attend to."—Kan-
sas City (Mo./ Journal.
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Simmons, J. Mason. The Manchester Journal. (Manchester, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, November 14, 1902, newspaper, November 14, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc497769/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.