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Sale of Timber Lands and Other Unallotted
Lands and Surface of Segregated Coal and
Asphalt LandsBelonginr to the Choctaw
and Chickasaw Indian Tribes in
Eastern Oklahoma
by tho
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Thcro will be ofTorod for sale at public auction at
cortaln railroad points in eastern Oklahoma, from
October 16th, 19l7t to Octobor 31st, 1917. inclusive,
approximately 400.800 acres or timber land, 60.200
aires of thosur aco of tho eccrefrated coal and as
phalt land, and 600 acres of other unallotted land,
all belonging to tho Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian
Nations in Oklahoma. ThOBurfaco of thosegropatod
coal andusphaltlands classified assultablo lor town
site purposes, and the timber lands, will bo ofTercd
torsale for not less than tho appraised vnlno. Land
a d timber will be hold together, Tlio entire estate
in tho tribal timber lauds and other unallotted lands
will bo sold except, however, that of the segregated
coal and asphalt land area only the surface will bo
hold, the coal and asphalt therein or thereunder be
ing reserved to tho Choctaw and Chickasaw Na
t ons, except where the descriptive clr:ular specific
ally states that tho coal and asphalt will I o sold
with tho surface. The tribal land will bo ofTored in
var.ous sized tracts but no person will bo permitted
torpurchnso moro than 1C0 acres clarified as ntrrl
cultural land nor more than 610 acres classified as
grazing land. No limitation is placed on tho acrp
ngo of timber land which may bo purchased by ono
person. Residence on land not required. Bids may
be submitted in person or by agent with power o
' ultorney, or by mail. Terms of salo of surface o
segregated coal and asphalt lands, classified as agri
cultural or grazing lands, shall bo cash, tlio success
till bidder being required to pay 25 percent ofptir-
ase price at time of falonud tho balance within
16 days thereafter, or in caso tlio successful bidder
.submitted his bid by mail.saldbalancomustbopald
within 16 days from date of notice. Torms of salo or
ur aco of sogregaed coal and asphalt lands, classi
fied us suitable for townsito purposes, shnll bo 25 per
ntcashattlmoofsalo, 25pnrcontwilhln one year,
and balanco within two years from dato of rale,
"'orms of salo of tribal timber lands and other un
allotted lands shall bo 25 percent rash at tlmo of
Mile and balance In throe equal annual Installments
of 26 per cou't each, payablo In one, two and threo
years, respectively from data of sale; tho purchasers
oi arty of tho abovo mentioned lands to pay 5 per
cent interest por annum on all deferred payments.
Kids by mail must bo accompanied by certified
checks or bank drafts for 25 per cent of the amount
o bids. Where- houses or other Improvements aro
located on tho timber lands, or on the surface of tho
ho.rcgated coal and asphalt lands, the same will bo
hold with tho timber land or tho surface of tho scg
regatcd coal and asphalt land as tho caso may be.
Mild Improvements to bo paid for in full at time of
i ale, and except In case of tho improvements within
iho segregated coal and asphalt area classified as ag
r cultural or grazing laud, shall not bo sold for loss
than tho aopralscd value. Tho right to reject any
iiudallbid8 is reserved. Detailed information in
ivgard to dates, places, conditions, and torms of salo,
mid Including lists or circulars descriptivo of tho
lauds to bo offered for salo, may bo obtained frcool
cost Irom Mr. Oabo E. Parker, Superintendent for
tho Five- Civilized Tribes, .Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Maps and plats may also be obtained from said Su
perintendent at'a cost or from 25 cento to 60 cents
each.
CATO SELLS,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
PATENTS
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Wntsaa B. CeleniaM,
Patent Lawyer.Wasblngton,
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Highest reference Beat service
clothing; soaffand soap powdcrn nil
engines ant , motors P opeTated' by
? mr,'ngaS' 'trlcI or other ml
tivo power and their accessories
metal and wood-working mVnm
o 1-well casing, ollWWins l
Plements and , machinery and the ac
cessories thereof! at i.,"
turbines, condensers, pumps and ac
cessories thereof; all electrical equip
ment; crucibles; emery, emery
wheels, carborundum and all artifi
cial abrasives; copper, including cop
per ignots, bi.rs, rods, plates, sheets,
tubes, wire, and scraps thereof; lead
and white lead; tin, tin plate, tin
cans and all articles containing tin
nickel, aluminum, zinc, -plumbago
and platinum; newspaper, print pa
per, wood pulp and cellulose; ash,
spruce, walnut, mahogany, oak and
birch woods; and industrial dia
monds; shall not, on and after the
30th day of August in the year one
thousand nine hundred and seven
teen, be exported from, shipped from
or taken out of the United States or
its 'territorial possessions to Abys
sinia, Afghanistan, Argentina, that
portion of Belgium not occupied by
the military forces of Germany or
the colonies, possessions or protect
orates of Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil,
China, Chile, Columbia. Costa Rica.
Cuba, Domincian Republic, Ecuador,
Egypt, France, her colonies, posses
sions, or protectorates; Guatemala,
Haiti, H. iduras, Italy, her colonies,
possessions, jor ' protectorates; Great
Britain, her colonies, possessions, or
protectorates; Japan, Liberia, Mex
ico, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco,
Nepal Nicaragua, the colonies, pos
sessions, or protectorates of the Neth
erlands, Oman, Manama, Paraguay,
Persia, Peru, Portugal, her colonies,
possessions, or protectorates; Rou
mania, Russia, Salvador, San Ma
rino, Serbia, Siam, Uruguay, Vene
zuela (excluding any portion of the
foregoing occupied by the military
forces of Germany or her allies), or
any territory occupied by the mili
tary forces of the United States or
by the nations associated with the
United States in the war.
The regulations, orders, limitations,
and exceDtions nrescribed will be ad
ministered by and under the author
ity of the exports administrative
board from whom licenses in con
formity withi.said regulations, or
ders, limitations, and exceptions, will
issue.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
the United"S,tates of America to bo
affixed. it.
Done at '-.the city of Washington
this 27th day of August, in the year
of our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and seventeen, and of the Inde
pendence of the United States of
America the one hundred and forty
second. WOODROW WILSON.
By the President:
ROBERT LANSING,
Secretary of State.
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THE CONSUMER "KEEP SIFTIN UNCLE!"
From St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
it is perfectly proper to discuss the
wisdom o going to war, but the dis
cussion is closed when congress acts.
After that, no one should bo per
mitted to cloak attacks upon his gov
ernment or aid to the enemy under the whole burden of the war upon us
the claim that he is exercising free
dom of speech. No sympathy, there
fore, will be wasted upon those who
have been arrested for unpatriotic
utterances. They abuse free speech.
And this applies to attacks on the
Allies as well as to attacks upon tho
United States. We can no moro al
low our Allies to bo crushed than wo
can nftord to bo crushed ouraolvca.
Tho defeat of our Allies would throw
Wo must stand together and fight it
through. Thcro are only two sides
to a war every American must bo
on the Side of the United Statea."
Mr. Bryan's attitude now ic a les
son to many. Havana (Cuba) Post.
LESSON FROM MR. BRYAN
The newspapers that are casting
slurs at W. J. Bryan in connection
with this war, owing to the fact that
the Great Commoner opposed the
United States entering it, are show
ing how very narrow they are. The
Havana Post stated long ago that
while it could not agree with Mr.
Bryan about the inadvisability of
entering the war, it was certain that
. atfiiinnh natriot could not be
found and one who would be more
' i.otoaHt In hrincrine it to a suc
cessful conclusion, once that we were
In it. That we were ngni jh buuwu
by the recently uttered words of Mr.
Bryan. He says, over his signature:
"Beiore our nation enters a war
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