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No Ontbxie. Guthrie. Kan. City Chlcago.
404I
5 36 a. m.
4:58 l.m.
12:15 p in.
6 45 a in.
6.08 p.m.
7.00 a tn.
& 60p ra.
fl'rin m
408
8.60a.m. jl0.3Up.tu
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Local Frets nt.
SOUTH SOUTHEAST AND BOtTtllWBST.
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Leave
Arrive
Arrive
No;
CluthrK
Uulhrle.
Ft. Worth
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405
423
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10 53 p. in.
12.15 p in
IS 35 p. m
II o p. in
I oo p. m
B:IS u nrl9:2J a.m.
8.10 a. in. 9:30 p.m.
local Freight.
CO hours to Los Angeles.
Frco chair curs on all trains Full-
man Palace Hlcepurs to Kausas City
and Chicago without change. Also to
Fort Worth and Galveston Connects
at Newton with Vetliuule limited hav-
ing chair cars. Pullman Paiaco and
compartment fileoners and dining cars
through to Los Atigoles and Han Diego
also with train carrying chair cars.
Pullman nnd Tourist sleepers to Kl-
Paso Los Angdcs tiuil dan Francisco
Through railroad and steamship tick-
eta sold to alt potnts. PasseDgors
booked to all points in the continent
of liuropo; also fiom uuy port orto-
lan' point in Eurwpe through to any
point In the United States. I'rrpald
tickets paid for here will bo delivered
to passengers at their residence in
Europe. For full particulars call on
or address. Ueorgo T. Nicholson (1 I'.
A Chicago; W. .1. Illack. A. U. l A.
Topelta Kan. K R. Delaney Agent
Guthrie. Ok.
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900p St Louis 715a
1130a Ft. Sraltn 4fflp
'5a l'arln 4('p
820p St. Loull 7 28a
19 05p Kansas City 7 24a
ItS 15p MubCOgec S 40p
;7 10a Ft. Worth 8 50p
r720a lDallas 8fi0p
t!0 55a Donlson J5 00p
. oup IS M)p Wistcr ;3;i5p 12 30p
S5S 11! Panahawe 252 1201
140 133 KcdOalc 2 32 1135
4 10 147 Nanola 210 10 56
4 40 2 00 Wllburton 2 00 10 30
9 00 2 38 Hartsliome IX! 0 30
C57 3 05 Aldenwm 100 8 55
313 Krebi 12 53
t7 20p 3 US S McAlester 12 45 JS 30a
700a 330 1225 OOUp
7 3J 3 53 Hurnett 12ft.'p 6 15
120 4 25 "White LhlmnejR 1133a 4 25
1 10 4 50 Calvin 1110 3 34
4"i 5 15 Sand Pit Spur 10 45 2 53
10 2U 5 30 lloldcnvllle 10 30 2 26
1120 6 00 Wewoka 10 oo 30a
lilOp 0 50 Mokusukey 8 07 Jf.20
12 55 7 17 Marifsboro 8 40 1140a
Jl30p 7 43 Shawnee 8 14 (1100
3 45ii 7 48 8 09 1 OOp
110 18 15 McLoud 7 48 12 30
121 8 20 Sweeney 7 29 12 20
4 35 8 43 Choctaw City 712 12 05
509 1920p Oklahoma City 1040a II so
8 00a SB OOp
5 19 8 08 Lakevtew 7 5S 1123
5 30 8 20 Council drove 7 30 1TI0
5 47 8 37 Yukon 7 22 10 35
BUI 8 49 Virginia 7 09 10 40
19 915 MIKcno S49 10 20
625p 925 KlltcnojLnc't 045p 10 12
(1 ooa l'urcell 3 40a
13 42 Ardmorc l4ta
16 22 (lalncsvllle 11 00p
loOto Guthrie 10 sop
111 10a Wichita 6 00pl
8 25p Kansas Ulty 96.-
630a t Denver 4 00p.
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12 15a Wichita 4 32a
18 20a Kama City 8 40p
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South McAlester. 1. T.
raopGiei flu
01 Rle.
Tho Rhine Tho Alps and Kattle-
field line of America. In connec-
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Clnuctnnati to
WA8I.INGTON.
BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK
V?IM"'" A modern train olec-
n TT'- g trc l'Rlti steam heat-
I f"l M ed observation car.
j This famous ' train of-
rMTrvrmariROBttll ferb tho best Bervlco
over the best track and best road bud
to tho east through historic regions.
11 a Mcduire T I A Dallas. Texas.
& 11. Ryan AQl'A Cincinnati. Ohio
U W. Fuller. Ql'A Washington D. C.
NAOMI Rebekah LodRe No 2 I. O. O. F.
meets etcry Thursday evening at 7:30
In Odd Fellows hall In the Weinberger build-
in B Visitors welcome.
AQNES linUCE.N O.
FLORA COOPEH. Secy.
GUTHKIR LODGE NO. 2
A. F. Jfc A. M. Itegular meet-
ing third Tuesday evening
tn eacb month at 8 o'clock.
All bfctlMin cordially ln-
v d to attend.
II. F. ARDBHY. Sec
E. S. UONNKLLV. W. M.
x UTIIRIK LodKe No. 1. A. O U. W.. meets
VSi Thursday evenings of each week at 7:30
iu victor diock corner first ana uarnson.
Visiting Workmen always welcome.
O. It. MONTGOMERY. M. W
U. W. VAMPNBR Recorder.
GUTHRIE Lodge No. 2 K. ot P. meets
CTery Wednesday at 7:30 in their hall
n me victor uiock corner rim ana Harri-
son. Visiting knights are always welcome
O. W. HRUCK C. C.
J. FOUCART. M. of F. andli. of R. S.
IO It M Meets every Tuesday night In K.
Kofi" halt Visiting cnleta always wel-
come. W. K II SRAUCtfY Jr.
M.J1. CHERRY. Chief of necords.
GUTimiE Lodge No. S I. O. O. F. meets
Monday night of each week at 7:30 Vis-
iting Odd Fellows always welcome.
it Q. QOKTON N. O.
O. W- BltUCE Se-'y lock boot ITS
XKLAHOUA KncamnmentNo. 1. 1. O. O. P.
J meets every Friday evening In Odd
Fellow hall at 7 :0.
welcome.
All rtaitUiK patriarchs
jus ruyuAUT u i:
li B WKPTUN. Sprlbp.
rQLlTIOAI. AN.NOU.SOE3IKNTS.
The Leader Is auttitHrlsed to announce It
came of Harry Painter as a candidate tor
the office of register of deeds of Logan
county subject to the decision of the action
of the Itepubllcan county convention.
The Leader 1. apl)urtxe4 uy A- Krehs to
announce his name as a candidate 'toy
County Oler subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
I will be a candidate for County Superin
tendent of Schools of Logan county in the
coming campaign.
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A Singular Allldnvlt.
Tho oITlcers nd clerks ot the United
States land ofllco in St. Cloud Minn.
are greatly amused over an unusual
affidavit which found IU way Into their
place of business lately In tho contest
case of Alonzo W. Keyes vs. Sarah
Langcn the plaintiff having filed an
aftldavlt of the death of the contestee.
He swears that he does not know tho
present postofflce address or wherea-
bouts ot the cdntestee and Dr. N. K.
Whittcmore of Elk niver follows with
this somewhat remarkable affidavit:
"This is to certify that Sarah Lan-
gen supposed to be single died on
February 8 1S96 I havo no memo-
randum stating ust the cause ot doath
and I have had more to think about In
caring for the living than thinking
about tho dead. I am quite certain that
she Is dead and havo certified to that
fact nt least once before. She was a
patient of mine and that ought to at
least give me authority to know where-
of I speak: and possibly that ought to
bo sufllclcnt guarantee that she i
dead."
1 murine Uli Ferllnc.
Joe Coioman has a boy that ho Is
pretty proud of showing off to people
tho I'uyullup (Wash.) Commerce says.
Tie had him on a Puyallup electric car
the other day and while the boy was
gazing out of the open window his
father Bllpped tho hat off tho boy's head
In such a way as to make his son bo-
Ilco that It had fallen out of the win-
dow The boy was very much upset
by his supposed Iosh whon his father
consoled him by saying that ho would
'whistle it book." A little later he
whistled and the lint reappeared. Nut
long after the little lad seized upon
his fnther's hat and. Hinging it out of
tho window shouted "Now paps
whistle your hat back ngaln."
Hound to Have Style
After the new minister had dolivered
his first sermon in the PresbytcrUn
church of a little Washington ton
recently a deacon approached him owl
said:
"You dldi 't give us cny Latin or
(Jrook In yer sermon to-day."
"No" said tho minister."! did noL
I was not nwnre that tho congregation
Included any who understood those
languages." And this was a bit of mir-
casni. "Wall thera ain't nono wot duz"
roplloil the deacon; "but we folks up
hero want tu hdv wat's going ou in them
city churches an' well hev tu ax )r
tu give ot tu us."
Urtctsuriant f I)ut.
A descendant of the famous poet
Dante Count Dante Serego-AUghioro
the mayor of Venire died recently at
his villa Oargagnano near Verona Ills
family descends fiom tho author of "La
Dlvlua Comcdln" on tho female sldo
only. The last malo descendant ot
Dante Pictro dl Dante died In the ar
1S47. Ills daughter wub married to a
Cot'Ut Serego of Verona and he ob-
tained the right to ndd his family namo
to tha of his wife. Tho family of Sere-go-Allghlerl
is very numerous and
wealthy and most of Its members live
In the province ot VcncrJa
For first-class paper hanging call on
L. Ohrlson 111 north First btrcnt.
First Published In tho Leader June 11
1800.
Notice for jmblicnlion.
Land office at Outhrio 0. T. Juno 0
1800.
Notlco is horeby given that the follow-
ing named settler lias tiled notlco of his
intention to make llnul proof In support
of his claim and that said proof will bo
mado bofore register and rocelvor at Uuth
rlo u t on August 13 liWJ viz:
Kdward Daniel for the no qr sec 41'
twp 15 nr w.
Ho named tho following witnosiius to
rove his continuous rosluenco upon and
cultivation of said land viz;
Robert H For" Wilson Collors. Henry
II llrovvn and Calvin R Hrewor all of To-
heo o. t.
304 A N J Ckook Register.
First published In tho Oklahoma Leader
Juno 11 IBM
Notlco for Publication
Land Oflice at Quthrle O. T. JunoO
1S0O.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that tho fcllow-Ing-named
sottlor has filed notlco of her
Intention to rnuko final proof in support of
hor claim and thnt said proof will bo
made before the register and retUvor ut
Uuthrlo O. T.on August 13 1690 vli.:
aElvlra W Hill for tho sw qr sop 83 twp
13 II I i W I IU
She names the following witnessed to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz-
William U Arnold Uuorgo W Holbrook
John M Whluhoad and iiarrlot II Ste-
phens all of Outhrio o. T.
A. N. J. OitoOK Register
3040
First
published m Oklahoma
Reader
WUnpu. urn
Xotico for publication
Land Ofllco at Ou'brle O. T. June
Oth 1800
Notlco Is hereby given that tho follow -tng-naucd
tottler has tiled notice of his
Intention tomato final proof In support
of his claim ai d that said Proof will lio
made before Register nd Iiecoiver at
Uuthrlo. O.T. qn August lgth 1800. viz:
James Ii Popper for tho no qr aoc 35.
two 15 n r 8 w- I M
llo name' tho 'following witnesses to
prove lils.contluubus realdeuce- Tpon'and
cultivation onsaia. iana vu;
'John II Allman. Jimu A Tlnnnn.
nnd James P.' Douglass. ofEnfleld. Oic.
and?Smanl Mlliekl9uthrle0
3000 A N J CrooK Agister.
K
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THIS.
UA D YLONI AN JEWEL3.
flemfttkiiule 0ris Dctcrlbed by i
trenth Ontttry Writer.
A very curious description of Babylon
found in a manuscript of the fourteenth
century was publlshod in 1782. "A
city" says tho author "rich In the
gifts of tho ages safe from dleetiM and
distress where all faces are Joyous nnd
where the three holy rlters flow over
costly stones some ot whtflh dispense a
beautiful light and others give health
nnd strength. Thoro Is the emerald
brighter than a mirror: tho Jasper
which preservos from poison; tho gar-
net which casts out demons nnd de-
stroys serpents; the diamond which
-nn only be affected by the blood oi
kids; the topaz which glres lie own
color to all It approaches; tho coral
which wards off tho thunderbolt; the
hyacinth ot the color ot the day Mint
cures all dlsossee; the mnrgnrlta
formed of dews; In u word every pre-
cious stono that possesses miraculous
virtue " How thete exquisite speci-
mens of nature's handiwork canio into
existenco is a question difficult to an-
swer. Wo know of what they are com-
posed but it we except the pearl we
know no .hln of the process by which
thoy nrrived nt perfection; thla Is n
problem which must be lert to future
generations to solve.
It has been proved that the materials
of which precious stones are made nro
of the commonest nnd most plentiful
"and yet" says an old writer "we think
the very heavens concurred with the
onrlh to their 'commlxlon' and so tho
sun left part of his light shining In
them ' Tho diamond which is so daz-
zlngly bright and so pure. Is in reality
nothing more or leas than pure carbon;
the ruby and tho sapphire are com-
posed almost entirely of clay; the emer-
ald of sand or silica while the pearl is
formed of carbonate of lime. This would
strike us as moat wonderful If we did
not remember that out of the dust of
the ground Ood made man whose
beauty and value are far above the dia-
mond and ruby A French writer says:
"It would seem ns though the mighty
creative and organizing powor had
chosen to manifest Its omnlpotenoo by
producing Its most valuable substances
from the most ordinary elements."
Think of the combination ot circum-
stances required In tho formation ot
these bonutlful crystals to give thorn
tho necessary transparency brilliancy
luster and oxact amount of coloring
nmtter.for tho doslred tint to say noth-
ing of tholr freedom from flaws and de-
fects. Another circumstance of great
Interest about precious stones is that
they htue doubles so like thcmselvos
that it Is difficult for tho untrained ne
to detect tho difference nnd yet the one
Is of grent value whllo the other has
little or nono in comparison.
I'orsdiis who have u coughing spell
everv night on account of i tickling
sensation in the throat may overcome
flat once by n dwi of One Minute
CoukIi Cure F H LUlio .fc Co.; C R.
Ren fro Oklahoma avenue
City lli'iillh Notlrf.
To all owners nguuts or oocnpatits
of property within tho city limit who
havo been notified to abate iiulsnncett
in the ahupo of iiiuinirti pilot and privy
vaults you are horeby notified thut
said uolictw mukt be Ooinplleil with
within tlui no.xi ln ilHy in after thut
date "yunltury" ordumii' n Nu. 102 will
be rigidly enforced. '1 h eon ten's .if
all privy vaults must be removed by a
lliiensed scavenger tu the proper pluee
designated by the city. No moving of
hou8 and covering up or bury'.mr
upon prem-Ms will u tolerated a
it is in violation ot city ordinance
Manure may be scattered upon Capi-
tol Square. O W Ilnnoa
lw Health officer
CllUKCH DlllECTOHV.
IlarnusChapol M. H.Maiisur and Oth
I). W. Ross pastor. Rosldonce ilrst
door north Sunday school 10 a. m.
preaching 11 a in. Kpwortli league
4 p. m prayer meeting Thursday ove
nlng 8 o'clock.
First Raplist Churuh corner. Vine and
Noble; L. 11. Holt pastor residence
No. 308 Vine street. Morning service
11 o'clock; evening 8 o'clock; biblo
school 8:40 u. ni.; 11. Y. P. Jr. 3 p. m.:
prayer meeting und teachers' meeting
Thureday at 7:30 p. ra. .Strangers
mado welcome.
Christian Church corner Vine and
Cleveland. V. A. Humphrey pastor
residence 803 V.tM Warner avenue.
Morning service 11 a. ro.; evening at 8
p. m  Sunday school at 10 a. m  Jun
ior Endeavor 2:30 p. in ; V. P S. O. B.
at 0:4!i p. ni.; prayer meeting Tiiursday
evening at 8 p. m. AH cordially in-
vited. Plymouth Congregational lirjud.
between Oklahoma and Cleveland.
Rev. C N Queen pastor residence
Cleveland and llroad. Morning service
11 o'clock; evening 8 o'clock; Sunday
school 9:43 a. in ; Christian Kndeovor
7 p. tn.; prayer meeting Thursday eve
ning at b o Q1O0K.
West Hide Congregational Churoh
Sabbath school 10 a. m. proaehlng at
11 a. m.i Rev. Ale . M. Lonnox pas-
tor; Y. P. S. a R 7 p. ra W. J.
Dwlnnell leader; evening sorvlao 8 p.
m.; temperance tally 4 p. in. Hven-
song ana discourse at 8 p. m
M. K. Churoh South Corner ot
Vilas and llroad street. Rev W 1) Whlto
pastor rosldonce first door south o.
church. Morning servieon at 11 o'cJoak;
evening services at 8 o'clock; Sunday
school at 0 a m; Kpworth Loague at 3
ft m; prayer meeting Wednesday oven-
ng at 8 o'olook.
First M. E Church Corner road
and Noble J D M Iluckntr pastor
residence first door west of cbureh.
Morning service nt 11 o'clock; Junior
League 3 pm; Bpworth League 7 p
m; evening service 6 pm; prayer meet-
ing Thursday evening at 8 o'olook.
Presbyterian Church Corner ot Di
vision and Noble Rev A J MaeQUHv
ray pastor residence 000 East Nobis.
Morning service at 11 o'olack evening
service at 8 p ra; Sabbath school &.4.S
a m; Y P S C E 7 p mi prayer msoUnf;
Thursday e7ontng at & o'clock. Every-
body invited to attend these servile.
Trinity Church Episcopal corner
Noble and Broad. Rt Rev Dr Hrpk
Dish op; Rev A It Nicholas rector.
Holy communion 15 a m; morning
service and sermon 11; evening sorest
and sermon a; bunuay sohool 10 a m
Wednesday evening Bervlco at 8; Fri-
day Litany at 10 a m; tho Holy corn
aiunion is also administered the first
Sunday in e-.ch month at 11 o'olook
service; the Holy communion on all
Holy days at 10 a ra. Everybody wel-
come. German Eancellcal church corner
Vilas avenue and Ash sireet. Rer. O
Dltel will preach at 11 a. m-i Sqndw
tchool at 10 a m. "
LEADER. GUTHRIE' OKLAHOMA
i inn. umiiiiw immiiw MJlMi J'J. -mmiMmmmmmi'immip!mmmmtmmmmmimmumm&wnmi
Ov V ' rs HA -1v tfK feMatf-Aj
gOld housekeeper-. ;'' t " . :o' 2
8 gloss. 'n know i' '-.tks 'a . S
6 HS a&r (5
WasSiing
iiunkes gla .w.w lcllli.intlv
Delightful to use for glass or
baves your hands saves your
; temper. Sold everywhere.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
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For the national convention Young
Peoples' Societies of Christian 13n-
diavor Wusltlugtou D C July 7 to
13 1896 the Hauta Fe route will sell
excursion tickets at one faro for tho
round trip. Tickets on 6olo July 2 3
4 and S w'th final roturn limit of
July 18 18U0. tickets to bo limited to
continuous passage in each direction.
An extension of return limit until
July 21 vlll be granted by depositing
ticket with lolnt agent nt Washington
on or before 0 p. in  July 14 1898.
R L Delaney Agont
Justice dorltptn latest stylo neatly
!! 'ri snlr nt TliK I.KAnRX ofllco
Cbltfarttrr' xlhslUli DlantODil Ilrftk.
EKNYR0YAL PILLS
i(l
flrlvlnal Anil llnlr Onulni
AFC llwtll MIlUl LADIC All
lir -Ui far CkhAftr t ttfh Inn
nurtuf Smihf in lr-A nn4 iirtd Inf ItU1!1
)nKr -!( wlin bin fll-bon 'laks
tfmt antlinUalkHtt l-nl. or "ftd 4r
In r' ntf 1 rtlotrfl iptttnoDUlt nntf
"llrllr for lrfnllrU"iHrr' tj rlur
ill ail .'' iPOVBIIin IIUIK. I I4JTT-
htrhf.lcrt (if mlrl l.M.ll.on Hqunlb
I'rvtsi". Hiiwi-i
Flrt publlnhed In the Oklahoma Leader
June 11180!.
Notice for Publication
Land Ofllco at (luthrle O. T. Jum
nth 1800.
NoJco I hereby given that tho following-named
settler has filed notlco of his
Intention to mako final proof In support
of ids claim and that said pi-oof will ho
tnado bofora tho Register and Receiver at
Uuthrlo O T.. on August 15 ISM viz:
lloraco Vlck for tho lot 1 and S and the
s It f no qr soc. 1 twit IS. nrl w.
Ho iiauius the following wltnwiw to
provo his continuous residence upon and
cu!U Witlun of said lund viz:
I'rankll Hill. William J Rlnehurt Acs
Rlnehiirt nnd II Irani Faublon nil of l'v-
ansllle O. T.
3I1W1 A N J Ciuiok Reglstor.
First publish In Oklahoma Leader
June 11.1890.
Ilotlce for Publication
Land Ollico at Guthrie O. T. Juno lo
1800.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho follow-
Inu uitined settler lias filed notice of his
Intention to mako final proof In support
of hii claim and that said proof will be
made bofore the register anil receiver nt
OuUirle O. T..on August 18 1890 viz:
Flunk J I'obblnsnu for the lots 3. 4 ft.
and so jr of l.w nr secO twp Ifi n r 3 w.
lie iiaiiiKHine ioiiowiiik witnesses to
prnvn hiseoiillnuous rotilueuco upon and
cultivation of. said luml. viz:
Herivit L White. Grant It. Robinson.
John lterg and llrrmon Lldlge till of
Gllthlle O. T.
A. N. J. CitooH Register
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clean i.i warm water or cold.
silver tin or wock! or jxiint.
tunc your slreugtli your;
Made only by
lotk llootnn IMitlailrliililn. S
Havo you heard tho new song "In
the Shadow of ho Pines?" It Is lm
monco! Lcgg Hros  of Kansas City
Mo  have It and they aro making a
cut price of 25 cents a copj Take our
advice and scud for one.
tOR GOOD
LIVERY RIG
Oo to -
Stajrlflton'z
Lwy Barn
First published I" the klahoina Leader
Juno 11. H0fl.
Notice for Publication.
Land ollico at Untlirle oklu. June n
lh'Jrt.
Notice U horeby given that tho follow-
ing named settler has filed notlco of his
Intention to mako final proof In 'import
of his claim nnd that salt' proof will be
modo boforo tho reglstor and receiver nt
Outhrio oklu on August 1R 180(1 viz:
Monroo Sellers for the lot 3 anil
end s hf n w qr sec 1 twp 1R n r 1 w
Ho namos tho following witnesses to
prove hi." rontlnuotis residence upon and
cultivation of said laud viz:
Frank li lllio. William J Rlnflhiirt Aco
Rlnohart nnd II Irani Fauoton nil of I3v-
ansvllle O. T.
3rv A N J Croon Register.
First published In tho Oklahoma Loader
J turn 11th ISMS.
Nolico for publtciit
Laud office nl Guthrlu okla.. Juuu 0
18WJ.
Notlco l liToby tdvoti that tho following-named
l Killer has flkd notice of his
Intention to mnkn fiurl jiroof In support
of his claim und thai -.-vlil tironf will ho
made before the register ami recnlvi r at
Gutlirie okla. on August 1 .tlSHO. vlx:
IsanoM llollliigswotth for the lots 8 l.
and the s lit nw or of sec t tWL 1ft n of r 1
w I M.
Hu names tho full owl ne wltmwtMi to
prove liU continiiojs nmltlenco iijioii Hiid
eultivatlnu of said lund vl.:
Rlclinrd O Geddls Samuel C Gold trap
nt Guthrlu O T..Slmiiug Coopor John A
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