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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03
WARRINGTON

Warrington. Doc. - Pred Realty
has been named Postmaster Of Manning
Ton by congressman Ncelcy. who made
~ the business men IN regard TO whom
they preferred Tor the position
NJ Beatty is a life lone citizen Of
Nanuington. good Democrat and h
well qualified for the position Tfe viii
be- assisted hy his brother. a.. q Reat1
a. assistant
Friday. necenfoer 4. e. Library pav I'm
the Warrington public schools
Friday and saturday. December 4 and
y ne ladies OF -. fatricEa church viii
hold a hataar tn The new BARTLETT build
ms
Miss Reasie Rennett was taken 90 IN.
fnlrmuut hospital last evening uhers
me VII undergo an operation FOR perl
Mrs. Web Straight g. a bps,,s.s yt.,.
Tor in Fairmont today
John Liliis left today for his home in
haltimore. where be expects 10 remain
until The first ~ the year
All The YOUNG folks who we're home
u. pend Ihanksgivins holidays left
different schools and colleges
VI " Gayle. 81 Norfolk. Va who
has been business visitor here left
Yesterday Tor clarksburE
d Phillips. ~ Eikins b. visiting
BIZ son here
1rd. are home from visit with rsia-
ives Dol Fuirmuut
T.. D.. strader. ~ Whssllnr. ia bust
unaH visitor here
Emmftt Quirk hne returned 90 Ea.f
hanA where ne la teaChiuF school
Robert Scamona ~ Morrant0v.r Al.
ne guest ~ his aunt Mrs. NJ y Mat
VT Harris LETT naf evening Tor rfr
home in Nichm0nd Va
Miss kunerr. III Pa. spent the week
END Win hsr sister ~ he local hirh
scnnnI faculty
noru rhursdav to AR and Mrs Chss.
hrosdWafsr. r. son.
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HORSES TO wAR.


British Agents Buylna Good Horses
In This State.
d, ". Woodiord. an agent for the
BE- IN the city inside Of the nexi few
DAYS 20 purchase horses for the Brif.
lsh government. 20 BE- used In the cav.
airy service. According 10 an reporfs.
the agent viii pay GOOD prices FOR
horses that average between 600 ana
i,auo pounds In weight However.
hofees are very scarce In this section
Of the State
Az horses purchased win BE- ahipped
70 Richmond. Va. from which point
they VIII BE- transported TO Enfiand
and France Anyone wishing 10 sell
horses ~ foreign countries can, In an
PROBABILITY. get q good round price
ior good horses, n they desire 10 40
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DAMAGED GOODS

u could preach from my pulpit a
sermon One-tenth as powerful a. con.
Nlncing. as far-reaching and as helpful
~ thls performance OF Damaged Goods
the triumph OF my life" declared DR.
Aoram simon. the distinguished rabbi
OF Washington. ID. g. after WITNESSING
Richard Bennett In Brieuxs startlingiS
frank but sincere play which has been
described by the New York Times as
OF civilization"
Damaged Goods" deals with the
social evil and its related social dis
eases and wages war on the "conspir-
hcA OF silence concerning sex facts
This great drama OF Brteux's will be
presented at the Court on Monday ano
Tuesday next December and n will
matinee on Tuesday. Seats FOR ms
three performances will be placed on
sale tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03
BRITISH GOLFERS FINED
FOR TREATY VIOLATIONS

PANAMA. Dec. 2-The British col.
Hers kirnWood and Roddam were 10.
DAY lined $50 each for not having
health certificates ON entering An
American port. The two c0lliers were
n.ld up 90 Colon several days aeo
lhe decision or the court was render.
"a in order 90 avoid the question Of
neutrality The colllers must now
depart from the canal zone within
twenty four hours
The kirnwood and Roddam. a dis
patch from Panama announced sew.
erul days ago. would b. permitted 10
pass through the canal on bond and n
shipping report Tuesday said the YES.
aeis had zone ON 20 Balboa. there 20
await ordera The canal tolls. IL was
said. would be paid b. the British al
mirnliy ~ vas thought the coliiers
Intended 20 meet British warahlps ed
sea on tho South American coast
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LINER SLIPS OUT OF PORT
MINUS LIGHTS OR PAPERS

HAVANA. Dec. THE Hamburg
American line steamer President.
which formerly piled among the West
Indian islands. but which has been
lying In Havana harbor since Septem-
Der %. slipped out OF port last night
without liRhts or papers. The destina.
Ton OF the President II unknown. but
n Ii suspected she intends TO commu-
nicate with some German cruiser. al
though she II known 10 have on board
very small quantity OF coal and pro.
visions.
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Marshall u IdffIr. a marine lea ft.
= nited states ArnF. ~ VISITING 10
parents. NJ. AMI Mr. Frcd IAffle. I'd
been an ernpl0ya m the ravarnurrf -
shout three venra, rrd be stated vrrfar.
DAY afternpgn thaf he ukfd the work
nai ihall Littie Wna aunuT the first
who vent % MoHtco whom the 80
broke ont A. thaf place. He D. station.
- ~ TIE Esttleanip Wgnfninr sis
frtenla and paferfT were o. the darIff
uNlnE Tor bin when be came fn over
ine u. y. veaffrdry uIofuinr ~ fhev
we're AT Flad a. see him home
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ASKS .zEsIpEHT not TO UzeE
coNTnoVEHsTAB LEoIBLATToN

WAsHfNGTON. Dec 2-rreaident
Wtlson viii b. asked b. Chairman Fftz.
gerald. ~ the house appropriation COM
mitfne within the nest rev DAYS not 10
urge any legislation a. tho coming cess
sion ~ congress which might cause con-
truyeray.
NJ t1fzrsraid THINKS if viii b. inn
possible o. rive proper attention 10 the
auururriaflon hlilH if much time b. taken
10 Do discussing ether uufrfi0ra
The President sisted yesterday that
Pc hoped the Philippine bill. the Afernn.
Der Hhip uurchaaa niii and some conrrr.
coming session.
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RUSSIAN STATEMENT.

PETROGRAD. Dec. 2-The official
statement issued from general head
quarters tonight says:
On December I there was a rela-
live lull on all the fronts In the
region of Lowicz the action was con-
tinued. but with less intensity.
Toward midnight the enemy. arch
ing in compact columns. made a fierce
attack against our positions to the
north of LODI. but was repulsed 4"
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PARIS. Dec. .. 1880 p. m.-The fol-
lowing official communication was Is
used by the war office tonight
In Belgium "a violent bombardment Of
Iampernisse. to the west OF Dixmude.
has taken place.
In the ArEonne regions the enemy
has blown up by y mine the salient 10
the northwest % the forest Of La
Grurie. on the whole we are firm and
developing our progress on that part of
the front.
In Alsace our troops have taken the
towns OF Aspach- Le-Haut and Aspach-
.Le-Bas. TO the southeast Of Thanh. on
the rest OF the front there r. nothing TO
report.
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HIeH SCHOOL SONG.
Contributions OF Stanxas Must Be
Submitted BY December y

Contributions Of Etanzas for the
High School Old Gold aud Blue song.
must be in BY Monday. December z.
according 20 announcement made yes
terday. Several contributions have
already been submitted and others
are expected before Monday a com
department OF the high school an
pointed 90 judge the stanzas. h com
posed Of Misses Eta Roberts. Eskey
Dean French and Higgins. The win.
ner viii be awarded the alumni pen
nanf on the night 81 the alumni pro
dnction Of Stats"
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IsONDON. Dec. a.-3.O4 a. m.-A semi
CRITICALLY dispatch from Cettinje 20 the
Reuter- Telegram company says that
the last five days the Austrians have
made efforts 10 cut off the MonteneErin
army from the Servian army but that
me Montenegrins repuiscd them. took
the offensive and forced the Austrians
70 retire The Austrian losses are Civ
en- a. 500 killed and wounded and the
N ontcneErin losses az 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Ut ElffM. Nin London Nrr a. 81
m The police have raidcd the office
nf ire irish freedom monthly news.
rurrr WhlrH nar been opposing enlist.
u.frf and fFrrraainr rro.firrnnn eeuff.
urnfa. AT copies n the nrWrrnrsr on
nrWafnnIa we're r0ufiaratrf Tire police
aIan have prevented fha dlafrlhlfinn ~
augfhrr rresparer ~ similar tendency
There nne been widearrend agitation
Dol EuGlHrd Tor fhe suppression ~ these
and similar Irish publications
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Decisive Battle IN Progr....

VIENNA. Dec. ?. Via Vienna to Lon
don. Dec. 3. 1913 n. m.-The correspon-
dent OF the Neu Erie Presse at the front
in a dispatch deated November 20. says
There Il no prospect 81 any imme-
dtate conclusion OF the great battle in
Russian Poland. 4 decisive combat APP
pears TO be proceeding on the northern
wing. The fighting In West Gaiicia
and the Carpathians Is relatively less
important. Both sides are strongly en-
trcnched and offensive action is limited
10 a few points In order TO adjust local
positions"
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Dec. -Butter-stead,
and unchanged
Cheese--Quiet and unchanged.
Esss-irreHuiar state peuusvlvanla
and nearby hennery whites 5sn e2c
Flour-Efeadv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Three workmen of the Richland Coal
and Coke Company. Of South Warwood
nad narrow escape from death yester-
day morning. when three loaded cars
were let loose at the entrance to the
mine and dashed at a terrible speed TO
the bottom OF the tipple. a couple or
empty cars at the bottom Of the tipple
were broken TO pieces and wood. coal and
wheels. were thrown all over the place
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INHIN. DC H.-Il.IU o. m--A DIS
patch TO the Balkan agency from Nish
dated December 1 gives the details OF
the evacuation OF belgrade by the Ser
vians. IL says.
In conformity with a stragetic plan
decided on by the Servian general staff
TO meet the general situation created
by the maneuvers 81 the Austrian army
which had penetrated the line from
Oujibe 70 kOcieritch. Belgrade was eva
cuated"
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. Bulls had the ad-
vantage In the wheat market to-day ow-
ing 20 strong foreign demand accom-
panied by reports that Australia would
need TO import and that offerings 10
Europe from Argentina were scarce The
market closed steady at the same as
last night TO &c advance. Corn finish
ca NC up, oats unchanged 70 &C off
cline 20 a rise 81 l2@c
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FINANCIAL.

1ruz. are IN dense fog or the Della
49, tal.- acc rdinE 90 a rndioEram re-
li ne FOG tfte the three transports ar
'AR.fied % arrive here tomorrow.
Malnr General Barnett. commandans
or the marine curfF. fe NJ fhr r9vv 800
MMInf % welcome home the Officers
ana men who have been on duty seven
Gers win b. rfveu two months irave "a
suHrnge and TIE enlisted men will also
% allowed long burroughs In rccorni.
ton 90 their service
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AT The JAIL
Drum Gets riv- DAYS b. sautr. R.s.r
Deputy Sheriff Apologize
nrinEs an Prisoner.

ID p Conner. n drunk. we arrested
~ rharEe ~ BEING drunr Feafrrdar.
ard yesterday evening waa fined a. AMI
CnHfe ~ five days ln Jail fIe to0F the
D-5uiy shsrtff Bert Aopisrsts broo,s,
MafN Nr0Wu into the local fail Iarf
rIEht who wiI turn her over fa ffa
Hufnane Society today she wIIf L.
rlarrd in one ~ the homes ~ fEe -.
slefv
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Gull MOOSE EXPENDITURES

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec The
official statement Of expenses 90 the
Washington party On the recent cam.
paigu filed az the capitol to-day by
Robert X Young the treasurer. shows
that Including s5231 so accounted for
10 the primary campaign. the party
received g32 f1507 and expended ~ !.
1884. a bin for t7s32 being IN die.
rute.
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Vienna. Dec. fvia London. = D. nj
Inc Following official statement was
Issued here to-day
In tho southern theatre 81 war the
enemy ia stili rCtrcatinE No fighting
~ Importance took place Yesterday
small bodies - troops sent IN ADVANCE
captured several hundred prisoners
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OFFICERS ARE PRISONERS.

KEW. Russia. via London. Dec. 9.
lO:40 p. m--One hundred and twenty
German and Austrian officers have
heen brought here as prisoners
Among them are two generals, six
colonies and IS majors
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Mrs. W. r. Stewart. OF Warwood. has
charge OF the Red Cross reals In this
vicinity. She has placed the seals in
all The stores and a. IL hoped the general
public VIII appreciate the good cause
Tor which the seals are sold. Orders
seals
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WARW0OD


Monthly meeting ~ the council Of the
Luthefan church. VIII b. held this even
lnH Nt oclncE. a. the residence ~ D.
p. Npltt ~ llfhfefufn street The
evening VIII b. spent iu discussing
matters relating 10 the building IN i
new church in addition 20 other matters
proErsn Tor the church will b. ar
ranged.
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Many local people attended the dance
and euchre last evening. at the Owls
Sluo building. corner Third street and
hichland avenue The affair was given
BY a number OF Wheeling people
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Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Presbyterian church met last evening al
1880 O'Clock. at the church on Twentieth
street. Much business was taken I'M
after which a social time was enjoyed
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All day meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Socitey OF the Lutheran church will be
held to-day. at the home OF Mrs George
bruhn. corner Eighteenth street and
Richland avenue. Most OF the day Is ex-
pected to be spen. in making a quilt
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Giles OF the state. Most OF the members
attended the affsi- and the evening was
enjoyed In social way. after which A
dainty luncheon was served.
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AVIATOR KILLED

LOS ANGELES. Dec Thomas =
Hiu. on aviator. % years old. was
killed today near Venice suburb.
while looping the loop. he fcu 1000
feet
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The Colonial Club or Wheeling. has
completed plans for the giving of a
dance this evening OF Lasch's hall. cor
ner ftfth street and warwood avenue.
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HnLD W NJ rec

rifftAuEIrffN prc 1-TNe trans
ports CiiN ~ Memphis. Denver ard sam
Aa--os. with gf0e MARINES from Nera
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Mra Pearl fiefbauEh enfSrfaIned the
uefnbera - The ffnsor eircfe N Efura
DauFhteTs - Warwuod yesterday ~ en-
ne fffalf vs. aivfn N honor ~ Nra
p r fhriauan. who wna elected state
pfcsl1ent n the Kings DauFhtsrs err
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CIVIL SERVICE Exams
Seventeen Special Examinations r,
BE Held This Monfh

BE Held This Month.
seventeen special civil service OK.
aminauons are scheduled TO BE- held
during the month Of December. In the
federal building. By Civn Service ~.
aminer J. T Cowl Tho examinations
hat we're 10 be held Monday and
Tuesday did not materiaiize. owing 10
the fact that there were no applicants.
An examination VIII BE- held today.
four December ~. and two on Decem.
Der o.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Dec Credit bal
ance fi.tb Runs 1881. averaae "a !
st2. shipments sf.2T7. average 81 f25'
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rIN DAYS printing - postage sfanrs
tlae'e end ~ end would rearh from
NeW horE fo san Francisco
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CHICAGO. Dec. -Hogs-Receiptu
10000 head. weak mostly % cents low
er. Bulk $500 $50. light s6.4O0G 90.
mixed $3.50 40; heavy $500 no.
rough $500 a .. 90 plgs 81 80 T65O.
Cattle--Kcceipts 5000 head. steady
90 8 cents lower: native steers S6.sOd
1910: western s5.25 n $50. COWS and
heifers f325a $50. calves 81 O0si 10 90
Sheep-Reccip $4,000 head. weak 10
% % cents lover; sheep ts.zOTs25.
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! open. I Hish. / Low. Close.

Cash quotations were:
kye-No. 2. sl.Osiz.
Barley-60u lie.
TimOthy-f3.75 sf5.40.
Ciover-t12.0O nt4.5O.
POrk-t16.5O.
l.srd-Sg.5
Rlbs-t9.12u9.Ts.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-27

WilkerSon Remembered That Long
Night When He Had crept to Safety.
and death we see things more clearly
than at any other time. and Harry
Wilkerson. as he looked over the famll-
lar valley, remembered that long night
when almost mortally wounded by
Thomas Gallons bullet he had crept
to safety. Every peak. gully AID gulch
was as plain to him az 1t was ON that
night. but this time 1t conveyed diff
ferent meaning. During those long
hours of agony and thirst years ago
this scene had meant to him simply
hell from which he must struggle out.
Now It was paradise he was going
TO regain.
He had heard great deal about Gal
Ions mediocre success. and he did not
fHlIy understand why 1t was that The
Master Key" mine did not pay better.
Was II possible that his former part
ner had not been able to find that rich
vein of gold after all? He esmiIed again.
He would find It,
Then there was that eiri whose VI
vacity and beauty he had heard so
much about
Some instinct told him that Gallon
must be ever thinking OF him. and
with the dramatic impulse OF man
who has long nursed the hope OF bitter
vengeance. he planned his reappenr'
ance He would fnd his old partner
alone. and there and then they would
once more have It out This was the
reason that he had NOT taken the motor
stage. hut had come on horsehack ~
lently watching for his opportunity
| His keen eyes scanned the scene below
him and easily picked ont the bunga
| IOw
| Those whom we most want 10 for.
get reappear at strange times Th0m
| as Gallon saw the ghost Of the partner
be had murdered on the crest Of the
hill above the mine they had discover
ed years ago together
How shall he stlll snve Tor his dangh'
! ter Ruth the property FOR which ne
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-27

A. Ruth closed the door softly b.
hind her she saw a light burning n
John DORIS cabin. and there flooded
over her sense OF relief that there
was some one to whom she could 10.
Careless Of maiden modesfy. western
girl % she was. obsesred by Che fear
Of that strange scene she had just left
In the bungalow. she led up the hill
toward that one beacon that held out
hope Of life and--did she know it3--
love.
Once nt the door she knocked bard
because II seemed TO her that she had
been pursued up the hill by some
strange and miserable demon.
"John, Johnr she cried
The door was flung open. and he 40.
peared. his bulk filling the yellow open.
ing from jamb to jamb.
The moment he appeared Il came
over her that she had done an uneon-
yentionnl thing. yet there was that de-
mon Of fear creeping ue the hill after
her. and she turned her eyes 10 the
kind. brave face Of the engineer and
held out her slender arms and whis.
pered: "John. don't understand.
Something has happened. am scared. "
John Dorr looked down at her fair
face for n moment and shut his eye.
lids. Was It true that she had finally
come to him7 He. too. felt the presaRe
OF dread way down the hill. across
the gulch drenched IN moonlight and
shadows. II seemed to him that be saw
one Of those grotasQue and impossible
| figures. mirages OF the desert night
Then he took Ruth into his strong
arms.
| Thus II is in this world that those
whose arms are empty feel the finger
Of fear at their throats. and only thos,
whose arms are filled can look boldly
into the night and defy the fends Of
| darkness.
! And the man whose arms held moth
ing. whose hands were clinched in al
agony OF eliminating fear. saw through
the window a figure Of man on horse
back on the crest of the bill.
A tall. dark. stern mai. who did no
tip the porter, got OF the Overland ex
press at Silent valley. The little ham
\ let lay there Ike a mirage OF som'
mans dream. There was but one ia
miliar building in the place. and Harr1
wilkerson eazed at It and smiled
"Well.~ he said audibly. ''this look
IKE old timesl Now to find GalIonr'
IL seems that In that clear dusk whicI
marks the border line between If
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-27


3.zsgI age OF the ore cable car up
the hill. across the gulch from the
trestle.
''John." said Gallon, II am getting
old. Years ago there were two part
ners Of us prospected this country.
and we found free milling gold say
-we.' John. but there was a little girl
kept the location Of that mine to my
self. There was trouble. John. He
suspected me- he turned his dim
ming eyes on the stalwart young man
IN entreaty. II guess you know why
I tried to keep those plans to myself"
"who is the manT' dernanded the en-
gineer, patting the great iron ore car,
rier with his hand az man pacifies
a restless animal.
At that moment there came faint
cry from a miner on the trestle.
"What does he wantT demanded
Gallon peevishly.
John DORIS eyes saw the miners in
the camp, wives and all. streaming out
and staring upward They had got
the meaning OF that cry. He thought
to himself, where is Ruth7" It came
over him that she was bringing lunch
con to her father and himself in the
mine. He stared up at that dark hole
IN the hillside and saw an eddy of
smoke. Instantly he knew that she
must be somewhere within that dark
depth
with all the force of his lungs he
Az. =. ..f..n.. r.fl.r xngo q,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-11-27
Firat lnsertl0n N0vsmber ls. .


First insertion November 13.
Third insertion, November 81.
Notice OF Issuance Of Tax Deed.
The State of Oklahoma, County of
Bryan, ,---as.
o the Sheriff Of Said County and
State:
You are hereby commanded to no.
|tify Unknown. the owner of the fol-
lowing described lot. tract. or par
eel of land, situated in said county
and state. to-wit: unoccupied lot Q.
block $50, Durant, Oklahoma, that
the undersigned did. on the 4th day
Iof November. A. D.. 1912, purchase
at public auction at the Treasurer's
office in said county and state. said
tract. or lot of land for the sum of
four and 4T-100 dollars, for the tax
% for the year 1912. and II said lot
tract, or parcel of land is not re-
deemed within sixty (60) days from
date OF service hereof tax deed
will be demanded and issued for
same according to law.
Dated at Durant, Oklahoma. this
4th day OF November, 1914.
T. d. CARSON,
Holder OF Certificate No. Al
Covering Lot 2. block 2sO. Durant,
Oklahoma