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championship Of Paris at Neuilly, and
championship Of champions doubles
with Colbert.
Laurentz has the true tennis temper
ament. Incidentally he stands over
six feet. and Is as unaffected q boy az
one would wish to meet He is full Of
fun on the court. laughing and joking
In fact. the difnculty is to get him to
play seriously. In spite Of his youth
he has an amazingly hard drive, Is
agile as q cat and has all the wiles of
a veteran. And he is always playing;
at night he plays by electric light He
Is a non-smoker and never touches any
thing alcoholic. He has six or seven
varieties Of service. including par
ticulariy effective American railroad"
service.
Andre Henri Colbert. the brilliant
the French national sinsles chamninn-
ship and. with Max Decugis. the In.
ternational doubles championship. 10
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cntennia(gQ nc(e Sans, l@nd 0@cG

THE Government Real Es-
! tate OMce-Selling Great
Quantities of Land First
Commissioner of the General
Land Office, Edward Tifin
of Ohio-Abraham Lincoln
Applied for Position, But
Was Defeated-Great Land
. Rushes II First Land Was
Auctioned OFF on Wall Street,
New York-The Land Draw
ings.
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Wyoming would go for a mirror and a
string of beads. All the territory was.
however, bought.
When the government bought Louisi-
ana it paid 3.6 cents an acre. The pur-
chase price of Florida was II cents
an acre. of the Gadsden purchase
"a cents and of Alaska cents. That
Uncle Sam was a good business man IS
shown by the fact that he Immediately
proceeded to sell these lands for 81 ,25
an acre, price that seems wondrous
cheap at this end of the century.
The first land ever sold By this govern
merit was auctioned of on Wall street,
New York, in 1857. 1t was at this time
that a minimum Of 81 an acre was
established for all government lands, and
they We're sold at auction for whatever
they might bring above that. The first
sale OF large tract took place about
this time. when 100000 acres, upon
which Marietta, Ohio. now stands, were
sold. A dollar an acre was the price to
be paid. but even at that early time there
seems to have been some sort of string
to the deal in the way of a rebate ]. C.
Symmes, Spectator Of New Jersey,
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ing is always in marvellous physical con-
dition, Is amazingly consistent in his play,
and it cannot be urged that he has an
of day" such as q man like Larned Is
often subject to. Perhaps, on his pres
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committees on public lands will fore
gather in Washington at Continental Hall
and discuss the history and well being OF
that premier bureau of the government.
The occasion is to be made one OF note
in the way of celebrating milestones in
the growth of tine government.
The land office was the first independent
bureau ever established in any depart
ment of the government. A bill creating
it was passed April %, 1872. May I, 1912,
the first commissioner was sworn in The
land office dates from that time. Before
that there had been a surveyor Of public
lands in the Treasury Department Cabi
net portfolios were then very simple mat
tiers and the heads of the three depart
ments, War, State and the Treasury,
conducted all the business Of those de-
partments without any divisions into
bureaus. The creation Of the land office
was the first break from the old custom.
=.
Now that il has been an even century
since this real estate Office Of the federal
government began doing business, there
is interest in knowing just how much
land it has bought and sold, what have
been the prices paid and received, who
have been the spectacular commissioners
and what of general interest has tran
spired.
The first commissioner Of the general
land office was Edward Tifin Of Ohio.
Tiffin had been born an Englishman, had
been educated for medicine and had ended
up by becoming a Methodist preacher.
He was in the business of preaching in
Ohio when he got into politics. He was
in Ohio when that territory became a
state, and actually wrote it's first consti-
tuition. Later he became the speaker Of
It's Legislature, then governor and in 1907
United States senator. Finally he re-
signed in anger from the Senate, declar-
Ing that no white man could live in such
an abominable climate as that OF Wash
ington. During this time he was the ad-
wiser Of Jefferson and the ardent enemy
OF Aaron Burr. Despite his distaste for
Washington he returned to the capital In
1872 as commissioner of the land Office
He held on to that Job intermittentiy
until 1873. when he was suE1marily dis
charged by President Jackson. So great
was his anger because Of this discharge
that he died within week, his friends
attrfbuting his demise to no other cause
than the wrath within him.
-
Another celebrated early senator was
John Mclean Of Ohio. Mclean was Of
fered the positions of Secretary of War.
Secretary Of Navy and Postmaster Cen
eral. all Of which he declined. He was
candidate for President against Lincoln
In 1885. He sat upon the Supreme Court
bench and dissented in what Is probably
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HE real estate Office

HE real estate Office
Of the federal gov
eminent will be one
hundred years old
next Tuesday. Upon
that date the Presi-
dent Of the United
States. the Secre-
tary Of the Interior,
the commissioner of
the land Office and
the chairman of the
Senate and House
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PARIS, April "a, 1917
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Special Correspondence Of The Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
CHARGES FATHER
WITH ASSAULT
OFFICERS ARE LOOKING FOR
FRANK ISRAEL.
Daughter Brought 20 the Home Of the
Good Shepherds Yesterday
Afternoon.

Charged by his brother-in-law. Frank
Tomilson. with having committed a
criminal assault on his 14-year-old
daughter. Frank Israel, of Fairmont. is
a fugitive from Justice. On complaint
OF the humane officials of Fairmont. a
warrant has been issued for his ar
rest, and yesterday officer Charles
Hawkins went TO Moundsville, where
IL was though the man was hiding. but
he was unable to find the wanted man.
II is thought he is hiding with relatives
at Steubenville. and officers will be
sent there today.
With his daughter. Israel resided at
Millersville. near Fairmont. When the
warrant was issued. il is said. he got
wind Of il and fed 10 Moundsville. and
then when IL was learned officers we're
coming there fed TO Ohio. Yesterday
his daughter Nellie. on whom the AS
sault is alleged TO have been commit
ted. was brought 10 the Home OF the
Good Shepherds by Humane Agent
George Brand. OF Fairmont. together
with Josephine Tacco. The latter girl
3 is II years OF age. and is said TO be
! incorrectible. She recently created
much excitement in Fairmont by say
4 ing that she had been kidnapped and
had escaped from her captors. The
girls mother is dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
MAUSOLEUM co.
MEETING HELD
ORGANIZATION TO Be EFFECTED
~ FEW DAYS
Chesrs % the American Msusoleur-
Company Are Here TO Es-
PLAIN Plans

". =. Hughes. President Of the
American Nausoleum Company. and
Hugh J Smith. the territorial repre-
sentative Of the company. arrived In
the city yesterday for the purpose OF
aiding I'm the formation Of a similar
company I'm this State. Some time
ago. James X. Hail. secured from this
company its rights and patents TO
operate I'm this state. and in turn has
also secured the franchise from Gem
etery associations. 20 erect mGusol-
eums<
\ meeting OF the local people in
terested and the officers of the Amer
lean Mausoleum Company was held
az the Office OF DR. John l.. Dickey.
I'm the National Exchange Bank build
ing yesterday afternoon. when plans
looking TO the formation OF a COM
pany for this State were taken up.
Il Is likely that an organization will
be- effected within "A few days. when
definite plans to place the enterprise
on a working basis will be considered.
The franchise with Greenwood Gem
etery provides for a mausoleum con-
tanning 5o4 crypts. or receptacles for
bodies. a similar contract has been
entered into with a cemetery assoc
citation at Petersburg. and the first
mausoleum under the rights granted
will be erected there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

school. accompanied by Superinten-
dent J. II Garrison. also OF Sisters
Vile paid a visit To the Wheeling
public schools. ~ is IA custom OF
the Tyler county school board that
few dates be set aside so as 20 allow
IN, teachers to visit other schools and
study the different modes Of teach
Ing
rhe party Immediately went 70 the
high school and there divided, about
fifteen spent the morning visiting
the Washington and Clay schools
while the remainder Of the teacher.
visited the schools south Of the creek.
SUPERINTENDENT J. II. Garrison. was
very murh interested in the manual
training department and spent some
hours in company with Mr.. Carpenter
in this department
In the afternoon. the entire party
departed for the Sunday Tabernacle.
where they enjoyed the Mothers Day
services oy Mr. Sunday.
Following is a list az the teachers
visiting here: Supt. j. ID. GARRISON
Misses hottie Tressel. Lucille McMil-
Ian. Florence Christopher Marcella
Cooney. r.lnora Kautz. Maude Martin.
Mary A. DeBery. Theta Harrison.
Marie Ferguson. Mr. Everett VIII
iiauson. Misses Nell Hasslup. Eliza
beth Roome. Elsie Mckissen. Beulah
I1ans.l. Katnryn Donley. Grace Crum.
Roymayne Elliott. Ninetta MCCOY.
charlotte Talbot. Eva Martin and
Nevada Clawson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
YOUR KIDNEYS
NEED CLEANING
Every Person. t.esltny Or vnhestny.
Ought 20 Give tire Kidneys a TIER
ought Cleaning Right Nov.

You clean your teeth daily. You
wouldn't think Of doing Otherwise.
ana Yet the teeth are not one-tenth
so important TO health. strength. and
a long life as the kidneys.
DO you know that the kidneys are
little strainers OF fine sleeves. through
which every drop OF blood in the body
passes again and again:
DO you know that when the blood
passes through the kidneys these lit
tie sleeves strain all the impure mat
ter from the blood and pass II out OF
the body by way of the bladder
Well. all this IL SO. as any physi-
clan will tell you. and this being the
case. Doesn't IL stand to reason that
these little strainers in the kidneys
become clogged with impurities:
And when the kidneys become clog
ged they are unable 10 strain the i'm
pure matter from the blood, and IL
stays in the blood and causes dis
eases in various parts OF the body.
/ Take rheumatism for instance, this
{ terrible disease is caused by uric
: acid in the blood. and uric acid gets
into the blood only when the kidneys
are clogged up and are unable 10
properly strain the impurities.
| All OuuCt Vi 10 NNANA n
ton OF cure when the kidneys are
concerned. It's almost as easy TO
clean out clogged kidneys as TO clean
your teeth.
Just go 10 Chas. r. Goetze & Co.
i37 18Th street or Will Menkemel-
| Ter 1929 Eoff street today and get
bottle OF Thompson's Barosma, the
most scientific kidney. liver and blad-
der regulator the world has ever
/ known, take Il regularly for two
weeks. and all the impure matter in
your kidneys will pass out through
I the bladder. and your kidneys will he
as pure and clean and healthy as
any kidneys can he.
Thompson's Barosma is guaranteed
/ by Chas. X. Goetze & Co. 81 18th ST.
street, and VIII Menkemeller, 1929
Eorr street to cure all diseases OF the
kidneys, liver and bladder. or money
back. II is wonderful tonic and
blood purifier. and will bring the glow
OF health to the cheeks OF the sick in
a short time. so cents and SlOO a
bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
NEW MEMBERS
Taken In At Meeting Of the Boys Club.
Library VIII Be
Opened.

Last evening in the King 8 Daughters
nay Nursery on South Chapiine street.
the Roys club held 4 large meeting and
club. ~ the meeting last evening. 10
was decided - open a library and quite
a number 81 volumes Will be secured.
The same rules that govern the whs-i-
inE Public Library vii he maintained
Boz CO.. Hegv library and viii be expressly
fo- boys between tie age Of 30 and rt.
ROBERT -.raGh fas ,harre 90 TIE clIb
ans .s "a charge % TIE ucw library
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

business caller 10 Elm Grove yesterday
Mr. and Mrs charles SmIih. % Wood
county. are visiting relatives 80 Elm
Grove FOR Few days
j. o. lfearne. 81 L%atherwuod. receive .
one % to largest granite boL.dcrs seen
IN these parts. from the rolumh-s Gran
80 works. 90 - used 40 the new Episco-
pal sunday school ~ Echo Point.
Mr. a. D. carver. ~ Walnut Ave -
confined 20 Der home with a. s!rht ILL
ness
Til. yo-ur rh:i ~ fierrt As-hrnan =
improving v.r, r.0slv 60 their home a.
Pleasant Vale
i'r~d Yadr. s. Ts-~-a E4-. VS. a. bush
ness .af.s- m E.u Grove yesterday.
8 large number 90 school fsa. rers
from f'.e-tl and R.-H arr fIat-ic's VII
attend che 'ss..e-e .us'.fl.~ o. Love
land TO-DAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
TEACHERS
OF Sistersville Public Schools Paid
A Visit TO Wheeling Schools
Yesterday.

Friday morning. about twenty one
teachers ~ the Sistcrsville public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
FOR ALL MEN AND WOMEN

! vii
q chronic reasey uned
The IS quickly
Z sfo Everu /
physicians and nvaIds
trt adj unfor good
p- Of which vii relieve
q once asaneo book
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

.@- .-'n --lri M We, Alexander
f.r...r NJ tines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
Saturday, March 9, 1912.
The Weather-loesl Shows.
Harriet Hubbard
Ayre'S Toilet
Preparations

MA RICH weather is
N1 VIGOROUSLY trying
on the skin. No line of
toilet Preparations exceeds
HARRIET Hubbard Ayers for
real worth. We carry these
in stock at all times:
Face Powder. flesh. white and
brunei. SOC.
Luxuria Cold Cream. SOC.
Cameo Face Cream, S1.5O.
Scalpinol Hair Tonic. SOC
and S1.00.
Animal Shampoo. soc.
Brilhantine, 25c and SOC.
Talcum Powder, 25c.
Nail Pomade. Csc.
Nail Polish, paste or cake
form. 25c.
Cuticle Softener. 25c.
Nail Bleach. liquid or powder
form. 2oc.
Emery Boards and Orange
wood Sticks. 25c dozen
Complexion Balm. SOC.
Cucumber Lotion. SOC.
Freokle Lotion. SOC.
Hand Whitener. SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

-0-lt q ranl b,u,s
PSI znii1 Affections r,,-
e a mo rc-f es-rrsrr y hoe
Oh, ando1 o. the hr,ch s-a
n gh " fu-- ss4s sol s-,r
Al coughs ncra doh DIV -rsf-fI
nein
md a ahou, the eaivfn ei N
Peoples N.fe
f page q diseased ffc 5t-
utfmc hereof Cob sen nostpr
nhHg Address Dr. riaoe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
These for You Mr.. Man

VOU men will find in Mems Section on the left of
the main entrance big assortment of the new ana
attractive things for Spring all department store
popular prices. Men clerks ana quick service for YOU
here
Pure Silk Socks black gray hclotrope taupe etc
all SILK ops with isle heel and foot, pairs 3 90
single pairs for. 25c
Bull Dog Suspender Isle web narrow regular lengths
or extra long for tall new rair
bu Dog Belts Just IN for Spring tan and gray
shades plain and rough feathers. each 2.Ic and - zoe
FaultesS LuSteret PajamaS
white, fnisht with silk frogs. sui. q "a
Big gh Shirts around the hound mai en- 49,
long and amply wide each O.
oePoof SOCKS SIX pairs warranted months vbo
requiring darnng box of pairs for : 30 or RAJ D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

I 800 rraf -
d. p
lsr- ,
o. s-l-a OtdEFN NrIaCAI uI--oNERY"
.- --d.. u- &c s--.-, 80 ~ ---,
rr-u '-.r-rs it titer res.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

bot Ter ne faEesf reiG OF blood disorders and npurif
rrco---ni 1lv Golden Medical Discovery bh
rcl-.-- without -l,oiol-R Y. PEEcE, NJ. D. Bafzs " T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

~ t-rtc s-Es. - tfgccrne plays irpo-tarf Ta-t
D. Pcr,-s 6llcn Medical Discovery the rri -so
otspcTen and vk stomach. attended bv sour rs,rs hear
burn to- breath coated tongue. poor appetite r14u1g fee-
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-31
TAX DEED NOTICE

ToS, Lane Anderson. the record owner, to Paul
Anderson. the person in whose name the real
property was taxed and which is hereinafter
mentioned and described: lUnoccupied.
You and each of you hereby notified that on
the 9th day of November A. d. 1908, the following
described real estate, taxed in the name of Paul
Anderson and situated in the County of Hughes
in the State of South Dakota, and described as
follows to-wit:
Lot II in Block 10 in Prentice & Pettigrew's
Addition to Pierre, sold for taxes then due
and delinquent for the year 1857. at tax sale by
the Treasurer of said Hughes County. South Da-
kota. to f. Y. Whitmore. and by him thereafter
duly assigned to Chas. l., Hyde. who is the
lawful owner of the certificate of purchase. and
the right of redemption will expire and Tax
Deed for said real property will be made upon the
expiration of sixty days from the completed SER
vice of this notice, unless the same shall be re-
deemed prior thereto. in the manner and form,
required by law.
Dated at Pierre, South Dakota, this October
10th. A. ID. 1912.
CHAS. l. HYDE.
Owner of Certificate.
By JoHNA. HOLMES. 23-3
His.Attorney.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-31
TAX DEED NOTICE.

To Julia A. Smith. the record owner. and to j.
A. Smith, the person in whose name the real es-
tate was taxed, which is hereinafter mentioned
and described: [Unoccupied.l
You and each of you are hereby notified that on
the 9th. day of November A. D. 1903, the follow
ing described real estate, taxed in the name of j.
A Smith, and situated in Hughes County. in the
State of South Dakota. and described as follows,
to-Wit:
Lot 5 in Block IL in Prentice & Pettigrew's Adj
dltlon to the City of Pierre sold for taxes
then due and delinquent for the year 1907 at
tax sale made by the Treasurer of Said Hughes
County, South Dakota, to Chas. l.. Hyde and
that said treasurer then and there issued to him
treasurer's certificate of tax sale therefor and
the said Chas l.. Hyde is the lawful owner
and holder of such certificate of purchase. and
that the right of redemption will expire and that
lax Deed for said property Will be made upon
the expiration of sixty days from the completed
service of this notice. unless the same shall be
redeemed prior thereto. in the manner and form
as required by law.
Dated at Pierre South Dakota. on this Octo-
Der 10th. A. d. 1912.
CHAS. l.. HYDE
Owner of Certificate
By JOHN A. Holmes
His Attorney. 23-3
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-31
NOTICE OF sHER1FF,s SALE

by virtue of an execution issued out of and nm.
ger 19 the seal of the ,ircuit Court in and TO,
rendered and docketed in said court on tba OH
gay OF September. A. D. 1872 in an action where
~ Simmons Hdw Co. corporation is
p faa, and Jacob Winckler is defendant. in
l 1 OF said plaintiff and against the said de-
Iennant FOR the sum of Six Hundred Forty-seven
ana 100 ($647 75 Dollars, which execution was
;s ana delivered to me sheriff in and for
SAD County of HUGHES in said State of Sonth
iDakota, dld. upon the 18th day of October 1919
ssy upon the right title and interest of said de.
JACOB Wincker in and to the following
described personal property. to-wit:
One mortgage note dated at Harro,a s,,,.h
DIako5a. March lst, 1915 for the sum of Eipbteen
nundred and Fifty ($tS500O) Dollars hear;nm
aIlsrest at the rate of per cent per annum sign
~ JACOB Winckler or order. together with fo,,
interest coupon notes thereto attached each sign
eaai, 9 payable as said first mentioned note and
ia SSlil 00) payable upon the lst dav of Mael
, ,9io' LIST day of March, 1914. LIST dav Of Marnh
trst ana ist day of March 1916. respectively to-
Ing gate the 10th day of March 1911 s;snoJ a. H.
narl Gogolin and Dora Gogolin as parties s .p y
th part and the said Winckler as party of
of Section Thirty-five fSec All To,,.,:
Hne Hundred Thirteen lil3 Range Sevant SUI,
~ West Of the Fifth Principal Meridian SnI,
its terms was given to secure the payment ~ .p ~
said promissory. note and coupon notes; and
Notice "a Hereby Given that T. the unaers;,., !,
as sheriff aforesaid, will sell the above dascr;he
u PUBLIC auction at the front door of the Con- -
House in the City of Pierre in the Go.nt, 10Y ~
av e N and State Ct South Dascta on the III
day to- wit: thesaid execution tovath.n . ~ tnat
interest and costs thereon - /" III eI
Dated this 2srd day of October. 1912.
J. w. LAucHlrN.
- Iu9nes county. South Dakota ]
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-31
TAX DEED NOTICE.
By JOHN A. HOLMES.
His Attorney.

Mo 10 Mary y Il. Brown, the record owner, and to
wary .aI ~ Brown, the person in whose name the
real estate taxed which is heren,ftame ene
tloheo and described Unoccupied
+ o GU ana each of you hereby notified that on
; Tue Gun. DAY OF November A D. 1909 the follow
mar descended real estate. taxed in the name of
~; wary .y II. Brown, and situated in Hughes Countv
IN the state Of South Dakota. and described as
80. OF Lot q in Block Id in Prentice g. Petit
grew Addition to the City of Pierre. was sold
ions 'aX TX then due and delinquent for the year
I5ue at tax sale made by the Treasurer of said
h nd ), County. South Dakota. to Ghas L. HYDE
anu sad treasurer then and there issued to him
u e4surers certificate of tax sale therefor and
.ne sald Chas L; Hyde, is now the lawful owner
ana hoder Of such certificate of purchase and that
the right Of redemption will expire and that
ak Deed Tor said property will be made upon the
EXPIRATION Of sixty days from the completed SER
wee OF this notice unless same the shall be re-
ueemed prior thereto in the manner and form.
as required by law
Dated at Pierre. South Dakota. on this October
10th. A. D. 1912
CHAs L. HYDE.
Owner of Certificate
BY JOHN A. HOLMES
His Attorney. 1913
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-31
TAX DEED NOTICE

Paul Anderson. the person, in whose name the
real property was taxed, which is hereinafter
mentioned and described: lUnoccupied
You and each of you are hereby notified that
on the 9TH day of November A. D, 10 IS. the fol-
lowing described real estate, taxed in the name
OF aui Anderson. and situated in Hughes C0uh-
ty IN the State of South Dakota, and described
LOT 10 IN Block 10 in Prentice & Pettigrews
ADDITION to Pierre sold for taxes then due
and delinquent for the year 1887, at a tax sale
MADE mae; by Treasurer Of said Hughes County. South
uakota tor. Y. Whitmore, and said Treasurer
men and there issued to him treasurers certi
hcate OF tax sale therefor and that thereafter the
sad f. Y. Whitmore. for value duly ASSIGNED
sad certificate to Chas. L. Hyde who is now the
awful holder of such certificate of purchase and
that the right of redemption will expire and that
a, lax Deed for said property will be made unon
the expiration of sixty days from the 4cornpieted
service of this notice, unless the same shall he
redeemed prior thereto in the manner and form
as required by law i . M
10th. A. d. 1912 ~ 'i'' oc'ooer
CHAS. l.. HYDE
Owner of Certificate
~ His His A At topnahs i. 1913