(TIEItOKKE COl'.VTY DEMOCRAT, TAHLEQUAH, OKLAHOM4,
LEGAL NOTICES
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Tl(>\ TO SELL HEtL EST ATI;
State of Oklahoma. Cherokee
County
IN COl'.VTY COl'RT
In the matter of the estate of
Joseph J. McDanlel, minor, Ellia
Kolpin. guardian.
Now. on this :i th day of January.
1917, Eliza Kolpin. guardian, ha\
ng filed lit rein her petition lor the
-ale of the real estate described in
<aid petition, for rasons in said peti-
tion stated
It Is ordered, that said petition be
ind herebv is set for hearing on the
::rd day of March, D., 191V nt
he County Court Jlous • Ir Tahle-
Itiah. Oklahoma, at 10 o'clock A. SI ,
it which tlBM tlie n'-x' of kin and
ill persons interested in said estate
ire required in iniwf ikour
cause, if any tliiu have, why an order
- h ou It I not be * 'tit' 1 f'>r th- sa'e
if so much of the real estate of said
Joseph J. McDanlel, a minor, as Is
<aid petition, for reasons in sail
petition stated.
It is further ordered, that a copy
if this order lit published lor t w'>
successive .wfks in the Cherokee
'ounty Democrat, of Tahleq"ah
Oklahoma.
(Seal) ■' "• ('OX,
J. I. COURSEY. Count} Judge.
Attorney for Guardian.
(First Puh. Jan. SI, 1917—.ill)
NOTICE «>l III \ It I \ . PETITION
FOB Al'I'OIXTMI N I •>!
\I)MIMSTK \TOH.
Stat© of Oklahoma. Cherokee
< 'ounty, ss.
IN THE COl'XTY COCRT.
In the matter of the «■ tate of M.
■>. Baker, deceased,
To the heirs, uext of kin anil cred-
tors of M. S. Uaker, deceased.
You are hereby notified, I hat < . A
S'eel has applied to the t ounty ( ourt
.f Cherokee County, State r>f Okia-
loma. for Letters of Administration
.in the estate of M. S. Baker, deceas-
ed to be granted to C. A. Neel and
hat said application will lie heard
it the Court room of said Court, tti
ihe Cltv of Tahlequah, in said Coun-
ty, on the 24th day of February,
1917, at 10 o'clock a. m. ,at which
time and place any person interested
may appear and show cause, if any
they have, why such petition should
not be granted
Witness my hand and the Seal of
•he said Court hereunto affixed this
;!rd day of February, 1917.
(Seal) J. D. COX,
County Judge.
J. I. Course*, Atty. for I'etitioner.
(First Pub. Feb. 7, 1917—3tD)
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List of letters remaining uncalled
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23, 1917. When calling for say,
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Mrs. Alice; Downing. Mary; Gardner.
Mrs. Wright A.; Mathews, Mrs.
Florence; Wright, Mrs. Kmma.
Gentlemen—Coke, T. J.; Uart-
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Postmaster.
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successor to
MOHLKR & FARRIS
Moilcrn t iidfrtaking and ICin-
balming. 4-
Office open day and night. •!*
I'HONE 267. •:
Tahlequah, Okla. v
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF INDIAN LANDS
At Public Auction, February 24, to March II, 11)17.
Time Payments With Iteduced Interest Kate.
Tracts from 10 to 570 acnes. Prices from $2 per acre up.
Suitable for agriculture, stock-raising, fruit-growing, dairy-
ing, poultry raising. Prospective value for oil and gas. Cor-
respondence solicited and any available information gladly
furnished upon application to the undersigned.
GABE E. PARKER.
SuiH'rintendent, Five Civilize*1 Tribes. Muskc
Okla
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Office Hours 8 to 11 a. m. i
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W. G. BLAKE
Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women a Specialty
Office Upstairs in Crew Bldg.
Residence Phone No. 4
Office Phone No. 8
Tahlequah, Okla.
LAWYERS
R. H. COUCH
Attorney-at-Law
Notary in Office
Office in Couch Bdg., Upstairs
Tahlequah, Okla,
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J. I. COURSEY
Att«rney-at-Law
ABSTRACTOR
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♦ Rubber tires replaced.
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+ Located wet of Masonic Hall,
+ Tahlequah. Oklahoma.
PHONE 224.
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WANTS
WANTED
WANTED—Roomers or light house-
keepers. Modern house—Every-
thing furnished. Reasonable rates.
Phone.385.
SALESMEN WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or commission.
Address THE HARVEY OIL CO.,
Cleveland, O.
I'OR HEXT.
FOR RENT—5 room cottago on
Shawnee street. All modern im-
provements. Phone 222. J. B.
Stapler. AD-2-17
FOR SALE
and for the material, and I would
also expect you to furnish the money
to pay for some heavy machinery,
such as traction engines and special
wagons which would be necessary
to do the work in an economical way.
the money to be deducted from the
contract price for the work, or if
you would rather, I will go ahead
with the work and have my engineer
to make out detailed estimates of all
quantities and we will agree on the
price on a unit basis.
"Awaiting your reply, I am yours
truly, J. J. HARRISON."
"New York, February 10, 1S17.
Mr. J. J. Harrison, Henryetta, Okla.
"My dear Harrison:—Yours ot
the 6th Inst, received. I notice there
is a point or two on which you still
want to change the alighnment some-
what and which subject I presume
you are actively engaged in discuss-
ing with the local authorities. Please
get this finally settled as quickly as
possible. I notice your estimate for
grading has increased somewhat. I
was in hopes you could keep it with-
in the limit of the lirst estimate. (K
course I realize that the important
thing in road construction is to build
such an embankment as will afford
perfect drainage, and with this noucd
basis, then the finishing material
will last much belter than it would
if the embankment was scant/ and
therefore did not furnish a dry foun-
dation for your finishing material.
1 shall hope to hear from vol' with
as little delay as possible. Sine -e-
ly yours, <\ N. HASKELL "
Splendid registered New York
Jersey bull for sale. Price right for
quick sale. H. B. Smith. Par'< Hill,
Okla. AD-2-17
Several good milch cows for sale.
Paul C. Best, Elm Grove Stock farm.
Phone 0. tf
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Five year lease on good 40 acre
farm, 1 mile north of Moodys for
sale. Good house, barn and well. 20
acres under cultivation. AIbo farm-
ing tools and equipment. A bar-
gain if taken at once. Terms: Seo
John Pilcher at Collins Lrocerv Co.
FOR SALE OR RENT—Ten acre
tract of land south part of city—
4 room house, well, barn. All in
cultivation. Will rent for 112.50
per month.
W. H. HALENTINE, Jr. tf
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50 acres, 6 miles SW of Hulbert,
partly improved. Cash, or will give
time on part. Arch Fulcher, Tahle-
quah, Okla. tf.
FOR SALE—White Leghorn
Cockerels; White Rock Cock-
rels and Pullets (Fishel
Strain.) J. N. CLARK,
miscellaneous.
I'l.l'E INSPECTOR.
\ our lives are worth more thun a
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