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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

.s NOTICE FOR! PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Duluth. Minn., Jan. 81. 1919
Notico Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to mako final proof IN support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver U. s Land Ofiicc u
Duluth. Minn.. on March aa.lso9, viz:
John H. Sullivan, who made homestead d
entry No. 6i7t for the VIZ EEIs. M sen ot
SEQ. i. township 50 n. range " ", = p. m.
Hcnamcs the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cu.tiva-
tion Of said land. viz:
Nels Anderson, OF Mountain from, MINI.
Robert Horrie, :. = = -
4 Louis Farbpr. = - :. .. !. s<#
]. Cullough. :. - = = Z. .
VIM. e ou,k,n, Register.
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THE MESABA NEAT MARKET,
VIRGINIA., MlNN.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
. Land Office ut Duluth MINI Dec. u, 1893
Notice is hereby given that the following
n',ined settler has filed notice OF his inteutiol
20 make fna proof in sttpport;,of his Claim
and thai said pEsuf Will :bs :Instd1 s.issefor.
the Rceist r and Receiver aspIfuth, ninn.
on FEBRUARY ~, 1899. viz: -
August Sand who made Homestead Entry
No. 65lS for the s. u OF Section IL Town.
snip 50 Mr. 10 W. 4th +. NJ. a-> = x
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
Stion Of said land, viz; sr'''' -
Dan Ivony, OF Mt Iron, MINI.
A. N. Anderson ' -" IS "
j. H. Sullivan :. -
John Mccullough a. }'-
Robert Horric IS -. .-...,
q ..ss WIN. E. CULk,r. Register
B. \. johnson. Attorney, :.
.'I,: =. Dec. 30wC
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Nor1cE FOR PuBL1cAT1o,N.

s.s5l lNGIlCE FOX E EUBL1CAT1ON.
Land ofacc at Duluth. Mimi, Jan. 10 1890
Notice Is hereby Rtven that tho following
named settler hiss Sled notice of his intention
70 make dpal proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will DO made before T
Waldo Murphy, U. 8. Con,mlesioner. 1t Hib-
bling. Mum. on March |. 1850. vic.
John Tlmm. who madc Homestead Entry
No. s,sc TOR tho Mi. Sex Sen. Sec. and MEN
NEA Of Sec. II Township % Range 10 ". ltt
z. N.
He namAs the following witnesses to prov,
bis continuous residence upon and cultivn,
5tiOn ot said land: viz:
Louis Parher. Of Mountain Iron. Minn.
Nm. Brere. = sss
~. n. Anderson. $, = .s "a q $780,
II. Hsillivnn, !, s. ss:s
( II. Il, 81 fjssrs. =, IN el.,a,
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> .3z-.::75,7 Z 7 = "a :. 80. 7
ron SALE.

Two small residences and lot
on Maple street, near be Power
House, must be sold = regardless ga
of price. Enquire at this ofice.
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DIleial. papeI, CITY Of yl1ilia,
1ps,esaa 49,.

Persons wishing news Item. change of
''ad ,.'or snythin4 Ia tho lins q locais. q.
sorted, Nnt pleass have salnA Ii or once 81
Thursday noon Of each week. II coaysn3ent.
rs nc savcs timo and trouble for both parties.
We reserve tho right 10 poaitively rstusa
any notice " whatever nature after 3o'cioct
y. m. on Thuradav. sss31|Sss
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.rLEx1R Or EORE.

From reliahle sources i il
|lsasnsd that s1ithin q Tonight
anins q mining p.orey<
The Virginia enterprise., 1899-02-03


s't,Alalloslils ~ N0xx.
1pt. ] sas0e. @ - Cosn6no.
os4 alreal y gsttia ! ia 5lss ]
ing - ninisg slnhsr ior M
'Ooanodor preparatory for I
busy season
4 q sisted upon reliable
authority that TIC. worls 81 un.
watering the mine and plsciug Ii
IA shape for actiye operation Il
70 begin within the coming week
md that ) Blk force will ana en-.
.ploymeut there the coming sea.
son. Il.
A gentleman named Chase,
from West Superior, has been ia
the city the past three days,
looking over the old Virginia
Hotel, with : view 70 leasing,
remod ode!inR and opening same.
IL case Of the deal carrying to q
successful end, the hotel is TO be
furnished with steam heat and
AL modern conveniences. The
location Of the hotel. however,
is decide " against the ,expsnd,.
.ture ofa great sum Of money
thereon. III
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7MlNIN6 MlNaTES.
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a force Of about SO men are
now employed .at the Aubura,
stockplling and placing the prop
erty in shape for extensive oper
ations. It is the expectation that
200 men will be employed at this
property within the next month.
3. u. Parmalee, formerly at
the Franklin, returns to the city
to assume the superintendent
Of the Franklin group. just
what signIdrance this fact has
one can but comic ecture. but II
lends hope that il msy mean the
reopening and aetive working
Of these properties.
The found at,ons for tEe cleo
.tric lis hting pla mi 2ihs kra I'm
are being built and eneiins Ind
dynamo viii. l.soon be placed
Il is understood that Oglebay,
Norton Il Co. have secured con.
trol Of the Claire mine ia the
Crystal Falls district. aud that
they will work it vigorously dur
ing the coming summer. t is a
producer of q low grade L I, ore
carrying several per cent Of
manganese. Gen. supt. David:
son OF the Comnonwealth Iron
Co. will doubtless be in charge
of the property Current j
The Iron Herald has informa
tion upon the highest possible
authority to the effect that the
Que syndicate mines will. be
actively wrought II the future
and. that active mining operations
will bescommenced on Il or r before
the goth Of March and quite like
" before the 10th Of February.
We. are not permitted to publish
particulars Of the arr1ng ements
this week beyond thp =stste ment
that Corrigan, Mel Kinney & Co.
will relinquish control, and that
the Carnegie people will hot
succeed them 10 the manage
ment. The company g take
charge, however. is abundantly
strong to operate the mines re-
Rardless OF the fluctuations ia
the ore market and have decided
% work the four mines Queen,
Buffalo, Prince Of Wales and
.BIne TO the full capacity in
order to reduce the fixed charges
81 the properties 70 the mini.
mum per ron Of ore mined. To
dothis it will require the en-
ploy ment Of At least stx IN ndred
men and the employ oyment Of this
mberwill ct once fll up the
town and make il one 81 the
strongest pisces u the state.
Negannee Herald.
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ties il ths vicinity of glnin
Will employ ~ idle men here.
shouta. s.s5
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TRUST COMPANY SUED.
Anthony j. Antcf. Of phfladetphia,
Hriuss suit for Accounting ON
O. u n stock.

NEW YORK. Feb suit aas been filed
81 the United States circuit coaIt against
the Farmers Loan ara Trust Company 'ss
Anthony J. Antea. OF Philadelphia, ~ ms
own behalf and Of all other STOCKHOLDERS
Of the oregon Pacific Railway Company
Il. compel the trust company 10 account %
HIM for the value OF certain bonds ana
unpaid coupons of tue company. te a.
lceyes that he originally purchased "A Wow
bonds Of the railway company ana says
that he now nG.ds a large number o. these
bonds with coupoTs attached.
These bonds he alleges, were part
az xg5u1ao IN bonds issued by the ofe Son
Pacific Railway Company and me W La
nette Valley Il Coast Railroad Company,
secured by a mortgage, Jointly made 10
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company as
trustees. These bonds were 20 DE sold or
pad out uTtier the conditions OF the trust
10 the amount OF $1,000 for the purpose
or eIscnargtng u lien OF s51eto acres OF
land IN the state OF oregon. which sand,
on tf1ta payment OF this len was 70 become
fies property or the Oregon Pacific Rail-
road Company and the willamette Valley
Coast Pacific Railroad Company. The
proceeds were also to be used 10 build
11o niles Of the Oregon Pacific road at
tae cost OF not more than $500 Per
mile.
Mr. Antel seeks ~ charge the Farmers
I4oan and Trust Company with the va2le
Of his bonds because of It's alleged failure
- carry out the trust imposed upon IL
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REFUSED AN ANSWER.
Governments Policy ON Atfin Exciu-
sion Law Clearly DeBnsd in
Parliament.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post InteAigencsr
VICTORIA Il. -. Feb. AT to-day S
Session ~ the British Columbia pariia-
fnenf MIR Cotton. minister OF finance,
gaye a fiue exhibition Of how not 20 ar
Hwsr a question that might affect the
policy Of the government. The question.
which VAS put by air- Clifford. a MEM
Der. -.
.'Is II the intention Of the governmen.
90 bring in a bill 10 protect those miners
IN The Atan country who took 0ut min-
srg certificates and staked OF claims and
recorded them ia good faith under the
r. ming Laws Of the Northwest terri
q ries -
NJ Cotton refused 10 answer Mr.. Cgf-
ford = question a. Ia whether they in
tended 10 do anything 10 protect the
rights Of miners in Atiin who had taken
out mining certificates under the laws
of the Northwest territory on the ground
that Mr. Clifford had no right To ask a
declaration 81 the governments policy
which the speaker sustained.
The Phillips bill does not repeal the
alien law hat IS intended 10 modify II
very considerably. II is to rut IN pro-
visions 20 remove the disabilities against
british compa mics that the act now
contains. The provisions that Mr.. Phil
HIPS proposes are that only British sab
}eefs ana companies Incorporated. Ii
cens@d OF registered In british Columbia
Tnav }acafe claima but all persons not
British sab ieeta ma" purchase claims
aHd own thefn by inheritance. deTise or
br9uVEt
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oRa1l NANCE No. 5@9s---sn ordinance a.
ceptsng a deed from Anircw C4tIaegg
ard Mary Gs4xo@-x MS wife, conveying
- the catr OF Seattle certain tracts. 4aks
- psArce- % .ans-s 2 alocks y .. -
Il. e and ~. n the fbss; % an Addition
10 tie City 90 Seattle. as aid eff ~ n.
I. Denny. Guardian - ire ESSsate ~
J. ii. Magic. ard establishing public a.
leys over the Lands thereby conveyed.
Pc I: ordained ~ the city - Ssatt4e 49,
follows:
section : Thai the deed o: Andrew
Chtsherg ard Mary G-lalesesss. his wife. CON
ing described tracts lets or rarcsls OF land
situated "a the city 81 S~aEt3a. King CessT-
y. Washington, ee and TIE same = here
a strip ~ land sixteen u6a feet In width
being eight feet On hota sides NJ the cen
tral north ana soIta line Glvtting t&ecN
O. Seattle. as lad OF BY u. I. Denny,
Guardian 81 the Estate 81 J. II. Nagg~.
$50 strip q land sixteen Gs9 teet
in width. bang eight ~ feet on 2otA sides
Ing Block - OF said addition.
Also a strip OF land sixteen (i6l feet II
width. being eight Isl feet On both sides
Of The central north and south sine 1!vif-
ing Block - Of said addition.
Also a strip ~ land sixteen Qe> feet III
width being eight ~ fee. on BOTH SIDES
% the central nor. and south line 93:ld-
ing Block - ~ said addition.
Also strip of lana. fourteen ca seet
In Width. lying north ana south In Block
~ Of said addition. the west boundary line
OF said strip being uniformly 80 feet Is
tant east 1-on and parable. 10 t1e east
margin OF Fourteenth Avenue formerly
Jones Street.
Also a strip Of land fourteen CA feet in
width. lying north and south III Block Il OF
said addition. the west boundary line OF
said strip being unHarr7ly 10 feet ais
iant east from and parallel 20 the east
margin Of Fourteenth Avenue formerly
Jones Street,
The said strips az and being Dedicated
TO the use OF the pubic forever "a pubic
alleys.
Sec = That a public a.ley be and me
same is hereby es1abi. shed over and upon
each OF the tracts. lots or parcte-s of land
described IN the deed accepted by this
ordinance and II Section I hereof.
Sec 8 Tha; the city clerk be and ne
Is hereby directed 20 place the said deed
81 record in the office Of the auditor OF
King County.
Sec = This ordinance SHAH take effect
and be- IN force from aia after its passage
and approval. If approved by the mayor;
otherwise Il shall take effect Al Tie time
Il shall become n lax under the proyiS
ions II the c.ty charter.
Passed tAe CITY Couacll NE tlh Day q
February 1899 and signed ny me in open
session in authorization Of its passage
this eih day Of February, l>3s.
W. V RTNEHART
Presldeu, OF the City Council
Approved by me THIS 7th day OF Feor7i-
"'S' - TT. HUMB2
FIed by me this 9Th day of Febru-
airy: $50 WIZ " PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-oltic.o City Clerk
liz q X CORYEIl. Deputy Clerk.
(Seai1
Published February 5, lSa.
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lament tor1arrow viii coats q ~ !ferg =
1us garza.1e. either q eanIHTs, af@n ss.s
past year or - arf.ul3res 10F-zt If i@Et-EA ?
Ton. New government measures Guae@4titt-
ed In Il m.f BE c1aesTazg.-s TegTka s3t28 ton
81 the n8u}cspa. government ~ London
the esfahs. snnneat % q to1rf ~ admin seer
Ia EEgIa1A sad Yates "a b.I 80 enable
xogkusen g. purchase ftle.r aotlsfs, tEe SIS
:aa.isaIaens o. g department u akFle4i-
tilre far ireian3. the regulation - TIE ~a-
Ter pH4sstv If tfa metropolis, TIE reform Of
III. La rastting - limited companies. a
tast "a de8ouGee adjudication ~ food and
legislation against usg3Ty and t1e relief 81
agriculture.
T>g usual amendments 30 re address IN
repfT tn favor 0f home r3le ano amnesty
70 fart5tlcaI prisoners vii Ice moved from
tFs iYfeh benches but the proposed Irish
amendment regarding the CATHOLIC unl.sr-
slty Gas been dropped.
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A Purely Vegetable Blosd
Remedy is the Only
Cure.

IF the people generally knew the
true cause If rheumatism, there
would be no such thing as linl-
ulenta and lotions for this painful
and disa bling disease. The fact -,
Rheumatism Is disordered state
OF the blood--it can BE reached +,
therefore. only through the blood
Bat al blood remedies can not cure
Rheumatism. for 1t is az obstinate
disea-e, one which requires q real
hood rem<dy-somsthing more than
q mere tonic. Swift Specific i
the only real blood remedy aud 1t
promptly goes 10 the very bottom
81 even the most obstinate case.
A few years ago / wss taken with in
ffansuaato-y Rheumatism. " hich though
gtlG at first. became gradually al in
tense that ] wss FOR weeks unable 10
welk tried several prominent physi~
eIans and took their treatment faith
fully, but was unable - get the slightest
relief In fact, n7y condition seemed ~
grow worse, the pains spread oser my
entire body, and from Eoyember to
March suffered agony tried nnny
paten; medicines but none relieved me
L pon the az vice Of u friend decided 10
try ) : > Before a.iow lng me ~ take
IL. however. nay guardian, whc Was a
chemist Analysed the remedy, and pro-
bounced it free Il potash or mercury
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THOUSANDS Of CATTLE DYING
Railroad blockade Is Practically
Broken. Bas hillside and valley
Il one EndIexs stretch of snow
and I~@-Ia.s VIII BE Great

DENVER. Feo. T-Thr~e sE@cSal trains
acre sssgs; sass ssenn Cifezwose1 Ssnrlrss 70
DAY bringing a he passengers w2o ia
hesen detained there, and 1aey s24s &fFaF :
4 Denver today The pass myers -3l4ts1
in = letGer Of thanks - President J~F3Ts.T
e. the kiygi treatment given them ~SAs4s
Sgs4enr bound
The West minstrel troupe. after beng
detained 4 week al BasaIf, returned west
10 ogden. 2aa IL not a@si- aslaye1 VIII
r-aca MS cry Viz ire L 8ion Pacific to-
-rsrram evening TIE Colorado Midland
hss encountered fresh difficulties the
wtnd drifting s1os AID filing cuts tnAf
121 t<en c+eareI- Eess3er. the cold - %
Intense thai men cannot endure 20 sors
1ag.g a. a sIgze clearing the tracks. In
i. ths Midland IS opened It's through
trains vii run ever ne RIO 5raade tracks.
After weeks Of toll. ne Colorado &
pggsnerr has been forced 20 ABANDON the
effort 70 open the High Lane between
Cayuo and Lsadyslle. higa wind last
usgns filed the euls with snow ard tAs
rotary Aas returned 10 Como, 10 remain
untn the wsaeeseF fnoe4erates and storms
cease. The llne between D-axer and Como
wi,s 1ga kept open. Th-s company - iastf :
Ing 10 troGbis with ~ road u the south,
rams running practically on schedule
I: j. estimated thar sa.oos sheep in South
ern Colorado are dying 81 cold ard hun,
10y the EerdeFs-
"Ano;ner tweaty-foar hours Of weather
such a. has been sweeping Wyoming since
February ], ana y per cent. OF The Cattle
~ Wyoming viii be dead" said x. Frank
Hunter today. The winter IS without ex-
ccsst-ca The worst that has eyer been ex-
perienced IN thai part OF the country.
There i not shrub or bunch of grass Of
any KIND visible between this city and
Western Wyoming. along The railroad. and
Il would be impossible for the cattle %
find anything TO eat even i the Wa Their
WAS warm enough 10 excite them 10 such
AZ attempt. All along the lire Of the
Jnicn Pacific, the greAL white stretches Of
endless pFarle can he seen dotted here and
there w!th the carcasses Of animals. Even
should the weather improve Immediately
and the snOw clear of 50 that thu cattle
remaining can get something 10 eat. the
loss ". i'll ba almost incdicuiahle. as thoQs-
an3s OF cattle are III the last stages Of suf-
ierinS from cold and hunger. They have
reached the ssmi-conscious state when
they begin TO look for something IS a Sup
port From the car windows the cattle
can be seen leaning back against the fen
ce.s. OF course my information Is only re-
gartsiDg the cattle along the railroad lines.
but is is hishly probable that the same
condition exists all over the state
In Eastern Colorado, AZ far a. possible
range cattle are fed, h9t II the Geld weather
continues much longer the supply Of feed
VIII BE- exhausted.
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Tortured By
Rheumatism.

I .eft 50 much better after taxing two
bottles. that ! continued the remedy.
ard in two months | ~as cured com
pletslv. TIE cure wxs permanent. for
/ mare never ssnce rad s touch q
Rheumatism. though mary : III IS
axyos@s 60 damp and cold weather
ELx.xQg NJ TGrsgfi,
S-ii Poweltor Avena-. Philadelphia.
Those who have had experience
with Rheumatism know TIA, IL
becomes more severe each year.
and Ike al other blood diseases,
the doctors are totally unable 10
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ORDINANCE NO 52S7-An ordinance re-
pea,ing Ordinance No 49lp q the City
of Seattle. entitled An Ordinance 20
provide for licensing and regulating the
conduct % wagons, push carts or other
vehicles used for the purpose az selling
meals and lunches therrfrom.
Be ii ordained by the city Of Seattle as
follows.
Section |. That Ordinance No. 1850 of
the ordinances OF the City 81 Seattle. en-
titled AN Ordnance to provide for icens-
ing and regulating The conduct OF wagons.
push carts or ether vehicles used for the
therefrom'' passed by the city Council
on the 18th day OF Jply, ISIS. and al'-
proved by the Mayor OF the CITY OF Scat
lie on the 2Ist day of july. iSsS. be and
the same Is hereby repealed
Sec 2 THIS ordinance snail take effect
and be in force from and after It's pas
sage and approval. Il approved 10y the
mayor: otherwise IL shall take efiect at
the time i, shall become a law under the
provisions OF the City Charter.
Passed the City Council the sth day of
February, 1899 ana signed by me in open
session in Authorization Of its passage
this 9Th day Of February. 1929
W. V R1NEHART.
President Of the City Council.
Approved by me this 18th day OF Febru-
a'S' 1881 TT. HUMEs.
rEea by me this eth day OF Fshrn-
airy. 1879. - opDv
CITY Comptroller and cxOfficio City Clerk
Bv G. X. CoRYEiI.. Deputy Clerk
Ps,hashed February 5. 1899
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pd9e,p erI8Co.
MINING BROKERS.
Mutual Life Baadmc. Phone Main 432.
Mutual Life Baadmc.

We are putting new stock on the mar
ket at ground price. Call on us for
particulars We handle all standard Re
public. Rossland, SLOGAN and Boundary
stocks. Mines examined and reported
upon.
Quotations furnished on applica ton
Keep your eye on Jim Blaine, Morning
Glory. Lone Pine. Ben Hur and Summit
We want AthahasCa. Noble Five. Morn
ing Glory. Mountain Lion and Grant.
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cure u. III tact,
the onlv remedies
which they pre-
scribe are potash
and mercury. and
though temporary
relief NAV result,
these remedies pro-
duce d stiffness Of
joints and only IN
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DENVER. Col. Feb The great snow
blockade has been raised. and trains today
are moving a. usual on the Colorado rail-
roads, Ne such fall Of snow has been
known n many years.
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LONDON. Feb. The appeal for &c. 90.
o. tsli 80 900 In connection with the Chi
ueSe Imperial railway per cent. gold loan
has had phenomenal success. 1t was applied
for five times over.
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THE cry or sEATrLE-civ TreafH'

THE CITY OF sEAT.rLE-Cty Treafz''
ers Notice.
Notice il hereby given that the foaf:a 2
uual installfnenf or local improvement 81
,-icf Ne ~ for the Improvement o. y
bourne Avenue 7na George sfffst, A sF
City IF Seattle from the east Ire q 80,
tory street. formerly known G
Street Il, ftte Seattle Lake Score "a
tTn rieht-of-way. In BaFlsy aaa,lofs ~
der the provisions of ordinance NJ -
which provides for tns lfiiffs..s,..aas@ n.
saf{ street by grading and rlshslf4 "
came and constructing siaewaiks eh -
SIDES thereof 18th rarking strips fsss 'sss.
sidewalks and property litle. si9 f'.s'.nsss
fer rbe Payment t9erefaF. y ,assI
pt4ltnieuts ami est4o <Al.Eg a -
for such payment by fhe fsI@s
ard collection If special 80 ssiflessss -
tae property btnrhteti tsT me ir1pfossaa' I,
ANA prov iaf0as for re i sGsBef of Soiss =
authayizssi by ar ut n tiss sg< 1s vsrs
the State ~ Washington. aprrofea = go 80.
eth. 1859. and lnl4r the prgF@i.ns :. "a !,
rsanc. NJ 5$1g. approved May IN. -
amended ~ ordinance No. Sst. 49, =
Iuly fith {sa4 auA ths taty E,nAElssas 49,
amended and now in force has 80 - -
certified - M FOR ga!I@s~ N. ana - -
sIssetfve suns therein c1sF 4sd ara ~
against e-sch parcel and ist ~ 80 - 4
part thereof 81 said si3strig' II 49, ~
s9acn tastAIiuer2 = mains Ahsh1. s=egs
same incsu3Dg ne iftsfeF& sh y. sssvs
amount charged must i'e F.sAa ST y sa4s
th~ 6th aAx 81 March 49, lM@e
Yn>ut tsA made On saah snEsaslIs1f ~ -.
fore tExe STR dsy x VI 2Tehs s~ IL = =
RaaG become 8es3a43eu1 Aili $50 - Il.
teFezt IL ft4e FHff ~ E@-f sesfas Ara
nu;u. un}.l paid ard = not =, O.
--a9 ~ a4t,I ara she sguAs afsissl =.
aua5 - artrrts rn t:s an1aa4 ~ 49,.
sG- current ye4r aga A-a, e>ts 10. -
cel - far.. sul pare i7ers r. q cs.,,4s al
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tensIfy the disease.
;. :. : never dlsappolnts. for il
il made to cure these deep-rooted
diseases which are beyond the
reach Of all other remedies. 1t
cures permanently Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Cancer. Scrofula Eczema,
and all other blood diseases. 1t
i the only blood remedy guar
anteed
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