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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-06-27
I'D CANDY cATHARrc 4s,
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Toe. ~eS8sf3%%sy.r-yxyr ,xr-v-x-yrxwszKs7 All
25e. soc. &>4AMz19A=&-AAA7 Druggists.
Genuine stamped c. c. c. Never sold in bulk,
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
something just as good"
"Put Me Off at Buffalo.

The great event Of the first year Of
the 20th century viii be the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo, that
opened May 1st. If you 90 via Min
neapolis, ST. Paul or Chicago, the
Burlington route offers superior ae-
commodations. ASK the railroad
ticket agent to send YOU by that line.
A grand opportunity TO see a great
exposition and visit Niagara Falls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-06-27
Health for 10 Cents.

a lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright ewes, perfect health
Cascarets Candy Cathartc will OBJ
tain and secure them for You. Genu-
inc tablets stamped G. c. c. Never
sold IL bulk AL druggists, 1oc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-06-27

As an external liniment Of most
wonderful penetrative and curative
power, Billiards. Snow Liniment is not
equaled by any other in the world,
Price pc and soc IT, Bennett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-06-27

Don't get sidetracked i'm business
Dizziness often passes for death Men
with brains reach the goal Rocky
Mountain Tea puts gray matter into
ones head 3jc. Hatch Bros. and J.
T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-06-27

A Young lady who is only 30 years
old and bashful is having a great deal
OF trouble over the attitude of the
sweetheart who has been keeping
company with her for - wears. II
months and % days, ana has never as
vet mentioned anything about the
holy bonds OF paddock. Like all who
are in trouble, this maiden has writ
ten to me asking for recipe by which
she may tell whether or not the fell
low really loves her.
I'll reply to you. my lady. He may
adore you passionately, but can't ex-
press himself. 1t may be that his ex-
presser is out of order. The gewal-
loper in his linguistic concave may
have gotten above his articdlating
wordspitter and he can't makeit work
in the love department. Thirteen
years of felicity such a. his must have
been is very liable to cause a silent
decay Of the linguistic propensities in
that particular line of conversation
and while the man may be boiling
over with alteration. yet his adorator
refuses to raise the seeded sentences
Of prize package love.
When the articulator of sweet SEN
fences catches i'll the king bot it fire.
quently changes the combination to
loves young dream and the lover can
tell by word Of mouth Just what his
heart contains. But there are other
ways to tell. and unless be acts in
some manner below described he
does not like you whit better than
satan does holy water. II he loves
you. he will draw near and purr like a
Maltese kitten. occasionally smooth
ing back your spit curls and looking
wistfully into your eyes. He will
hold your hand and about every SIN
bits he Will give it gentle squeeze;
then he will purr long while.
Finally he viii start home. You
walk to the gate with him. then he
puts your ann in his and leads you
down the garden path out into the
dewv garden patch. He places one
arm about your waist, elevates your
head to an angle of forty-tive degrees,
turns on the pressure and there, at
II p. M, with the moon beams fall
ing silently through the boughs Of
the roof tree, he places his lips to
yours, there is long, lingering, fond
EN- brace with 1.-TWO hearts that beat
as one, and the lover says good
night
Ii he don't do something of that
kind. YOU had better throw him over
and elope with swarthy Indian
buck, because he is only tritiing with
your young affections. But if you
fad him the proper article in loves
sweet paatomime. stick to him sister.
There Is something out of order in
his linguistic machinery which. he
will overcome when the signs are
right.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-06-27

LOST. On sunday last. X. r
watch charm. Inder please leave 81
thi. office and yece ve reward.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-06-27

used to think that was the only
rhymester that ever came down the
pike, bat | have learned recently that
"there are others" | once thought
the dead god Of doggcrel had let his
mantle fall about my shoulders, and
vested in me all the powers Of home
spun verse, but such is not the case.
over at Boscobel a branch-water poet
with a Waterbury muse seized his
quill the other day ard dashed off a
decoction Of homespun poetry that
knocks all my efforts into cooked
hat and I'm going to plead guilty
and throw myself on the mercy Of the
court This branch-water bard
dreamed that he was in q large city.
had never set eyes on the country.
aud in his sleep he wrote the follow
ING. which must have been a spon-
taneous outburst Of poetic monstros-
ity, but il is better than can do. so
here it is:
would ily from the citv's rule and Law
From ii> fashions and forms cat loose
And 20 where the strawberry grows on
tine straw.
And the -oosebcrry grows on the goose:
Who're tie catnip tree i climbed oy the
As she clutches for her prey
The guIieie~s aHd uususpectin- rat
Ou "a rattan aush ar play.
] viii watch at ca~e the saffron cow
And tile coWtrt~ In helr -lee.
A. they leap ia ipy from h9uzh tn hough
0n top 9f q cow I1D tree.
md tr.fr lIff g. g. g.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
Up With she Times.

Mex things are s%pringInG up in
every line Of business these days and
especially Is this true OF the printing
business. The old methods, the pio-
ne"-s Of the art used. have become
OLD and mu~ss-cnvered. The; served
rheir purpose well III tLeir DAY aud
geGerauon. but .he inventive spirit of
the age has lail them n by one on
the shelf TO keep company with the
grease lamp ouE grandparents used
L hundred years ago.
In order to keep up with the rapid
march OF sTents IN the printing ine,
and 30 he strictly up to date. the
INDEPENDENT has invested II An en-
bossing pTc;c2a by which il can turn
ont ir-t class work ia that branch Of
the Du-inesS. As soon as We eau get
he necessary material tine Office Will
turn ont some specimen work and
place /; upon exhibition.
The process IL the invention Of
J. G. Wilkinson of Brooklyn. v. \.
who Is travelling through the country
selling 1t to printers. He spent some
time at the Office this forenoon giving
the necessary Instructions To the fore
man. Like everything else. it is
simple when you know how.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
OrrAna Cat-On.

The grading for the Oreana cutoff
: nearly finished and the work OF lay
uuG the track unthe new piece OF road
has been commenced. Two steel
gangs OF thirty men each are engaged
in the work Of laying the ties and 10
pound rails and it Is the expectation
that this work will be completed and
the track ready for Use about Febru-
AIRY 18th.
The Oreana cot of IS one Of the
most important OF the many which
the Southern Pacific il making along
its line between Ogden and Wads
worth. 1t does away with what Is
known in railroad circles as Oreana
hill. one Of the heaviest grades along
the liue OF the Central Pacific. Tue
cutoff begins at the Hunboldi
bridge, jus; east OF LIvelock and
joins what is now the main line at
Zola, tive miles west OF Rye Patch.
Erickson i Peterson. contractors,
have BEEN at the work OF grazing for
the cut off for nearly a year. II was
81 great magnitude, Involving the
making Of cuts one 81
theal fully fifty feet deep, and the
filing OF deep ravinea III other places.
Un one Of these hus. which is tG be
eyeuty-siI feet III length. the con-
tractors are no. engaged with all the
men they can obtain. working day
aud nigh: shifts. This Is the last OF
the grazing work for the cutoff
Silver State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
rnE woRLD.s PRAYER.
: Oh! Almighty Dollar!
our acknowledged Governor and

Oh! Almighty Dollar!
Our acknowledged Governor and
PresaI seyi ~
Without thee we car do nothing.
With thee We caa do all things.
Obi Almighty Dollar, when thou
art with Us in abundance how glee-
fully the beeistesk frizzles on the
gndiron. and how cheertuuy the
anthracite difuses its beat through
out the apartments. brlpRius JOY snd
happiness to all hearts eneompas-ed
by the four walls Of our habitauons.
But Oh! Almighty Dollar. hos
desoiate Is the hearthstone, aud hos
sad are the faces Of each member OF
the household when thou art not with
"a.
Oh! Almighty Dollar, for while ID
the midst Of this life We are
OF crime, and are brought before thai
august, tribunal. the county court.
Their, Oh! Almighty Dollar, thy 20
tency is felt, for thou with thy power
canst provide US the feed lawye r, the
hribed judge and 4 packed jury. and
behold we go sol free. without spot
or blemish ON our character.
Oh! Almighty Dollar, when We are
Frustrated upon a bed OF sickness. and
We are about to loose our hold On
earthly things, then again thy rover
II felt, for thou canst surround US
With the good and the just. and our
hearts are made happy by tie minis.
terlng care; and wher we are being
borne to that last resting place OF the
dead, thou canst provide Tor Us a
brass band to accompany US thither
and last, but 10 least. thou caLst
erect a towering monument over IN
remains, engraved with a lying
epItaph TO perpeiuate our memories.
Oh! Almighty Dollar, thou art the
haEGmaiden OF love and charity
When our br-thern and sisters OF the
sunny south were smitten hip and
thigh with that terrible climatic
s~eourage, the yellow fever, thou dIdst
fly on the wings of love and mercy to
their aid and assistance; and where
the re was heard but a few days before
the weeping and wailIug of hearI=
di stressed, their lamentations soon
ceased in thy presence and QUICKLY
gave place to the inspiring strains of
Hail Columbia and Yankee Doodle.
Oh! Almighty Dollar, thou hast no
hypocrites III thy temples. All benz
the knee i'll devotion. the sag and the
savage, the politician aud the Junk.
bead, all do thee homage.
On! Almighty Dollar, in closing
this IuvocA o we must humbly
acknowledge thee as having been the
god %! our grandfathers, and the tao
fold god Of our fathers. and the three
fold god Of their children, ourselves;
and We must humhly beseech the.
to be with Us Ill thy plenty and full
ness. at ali times and at all llse.s
Amen.
Ga: Almights Dollar. thy shining
face bespeaks thy woudrous power.
Let ny picket be the resting place
l need thee every hour.-Selected.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
Smallpox symptoms.

The American CyclOpedia give the
following version OF yariola: At is
q contagious fever, characterized 10y
u pustular eruption having a de-
pressed centre. The era commonly
assigned FOR the first appearance OF
smallpox is A. d. so; it seems then
to have begun in Arabia, and raising
the seige OF Mecca by an AbyssrnIau
army il attributed to the rayagcs
made by the smallpox among the
troops. The new part whi,s Arabia
was under Munhemed anc his fol.
lowers was made to play in history
contributed To the rapid propagation
OF the iii senss throughout the world.
When II is severe, attention should
be early directed 10 supporting the
strength OF the patient. The diet
should be rs nutritious AZ he can
bear, and when indicated by the
pulse, wine and slim ulants should be
freely administered"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

J. \. Gray OF Adm, Cal. was III this
CITY yesterday with d voting machine
which he intends calling the attention
OF the legislature TO. II is so con-
strucred that ID voter has all the prIyi.
leges that BE- now enjoys but =impii.
Ties matters. With press ng Il button
one may vote a mITed or straight
ticket. When You vote for d c4udi-
date for Il CERTAIN office you cannot
vote for another party Of the same
Office. The marking OF a ticket
records the vote IN the machine.
which is the greatest advantage. BY
this, IN tea minutes after the polls
close the vote is known. As it is
automatic It prevents any change for
the scouting Of ballots, which
would do away with election con-
tests.
Mr.. Gray, the inventor, intends
showing its Wen;s to the Legislature
with tie hope that the State Of Ne.
yada will adopt It.-Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
After Election.


The Irrigation Convention which
net iE:e.y at Cuicasn, mad- "a specIaI
request 20 the President TO recon-
mend 10 Congress that an appropria
Ion be made FOR Government aid to
the Development Of irrigation IN tie
50 ni.arii regions OF :he West. The
request has o been houored by Mr..
Mckinley. The reference to irriga-
zion IN his message occurs under the
heading OF the Department Of Agn
culture. aud Is as follows:
-lrdgacion prUbietLs in our semi.
arid regions are receiving careful and
increased attention..
In his recommendation relating to
Hawaii the President says:
lite Governor OF Hawaii recon.
mended legislation looking 20 the de-
yelUpmeut Of such water supply as
may exist on public lands. with a
view OF promoting land settlement.
The earnest consideration ofCOngres5
Is invited TO thus. as viii be embo He'd
n the report Of the Secretary OF the
interior.
Mr.. Mex inley thus specially re
ccmmeuds legislation to assist the
reclamation Of lands in Ha ali, but
unfortunately found himself unable
q MAKE So m'ych us a graceful refer
cnce 10 the request OF the irrigation
convention which asked his good
OH ces.-DenYer News.
GUY T.. MITCHELL.
From the National Irrigation Assn,
Washington, ID. {.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

Tho attorneys i'll the sheep trespass
cases made an agreement yesterday
afternoon To try but Jour of the
eleven cases I'm the docsct. Tho 70
manning cases to abile the decisions
rendered III the cases tried.
The cas- OF The Sparks. IIarrelJ
Company va. Buley ct nj WAS ,hen
taken up. This Gaze occupied the
attention. 81 the court until this fore.
noon when it was submitted. Tho
case OF Thomas Hunter and John r.
Wright vs. 4 J Knollin and 4 J Mel.
son "as then called. This case is the
last one tO bc tried.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

y young bachelor sheriff who wns
called upon Ia serve an attachment
upon u handsome young widow had
the following experience: aMadam.
| haze al attachment Tor youH She
blusbcd and eaid the attachment was
recciprOcated. "YOn misundorstsnd.-
no said; "yUn must proceed to cunri."
She told him she knew il wac lean
year, but eli" had rather he would do
the counting. "MHdam.- he con.
tinucd, "this Is no time for triniug.
Tho justice is waiting "Oh. I pre-.
fer II minister shc slid. "A squire
MAJ ried ME the first time md | had
bad luck.H-Er.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
Two Miles "A SI3nute.

The American Railway Company
has been recenlly organized in New
York With the object Of hurting pas
sengars frurn New York To San Fran
cisco III less than twenty four hours.
or To Chicago III about five hours. II
Is designed To- build 4 marvellous
single rail elevated railroad across
the continent. Il Ia TO be raised 50 Us
tO avoid the delays Of traffic on the
surface, and Is said to be d SUI le rail
because It Is said tina, greater speed
can thus be secuted. IIe cars will
be built Of aluminium and Will have
IA carrying capacity Of nifty persons.
The cars will be supplied with cleo
lric brakes, by which II will tie pos
sible tai cone 20 d stop III forty feet.
Tie cars will be operated sIugly. d
gearless electric mOter being placed
III the pointei PROV 81 each vehicle.
This will be controlled by one man
Generating stations will be scait.re cd
along the route at intervals OF abuur
100 miles, and the current will he
supplied FROM these, but 1t Is the in.
tention Of the projectors ~ the hue -
cater to long distance travellers only.
for the time lost in starting and
stopping trains is considerable aud
the wear and teo. en- the machiper,
ls very great, so that by keeping
these trains on the nHye it is claimed
that their TUnaIug expenses Will be
reduced to the lowest possible point.
This scheme IL the conception OF
Capt. Liza Beecher, OF Brooklyn
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
state Printing Once.

Tho following are the employees at
the State Printing Office at the
present time:
tOreman-W. U. Mackcy,
CompO=itnrs-P. >. Thompson. II.
p. R-mmg on. George f., Mdute. j
II. Sutherland. G. ". Randall, f.. r..
Trimmer, W. II. Ncarns and 4. l..
Bingham.
Ps"ssruan-J. +. Patrick.
Al jicntice-R. !. SMALL.
POrter-Gcorge Kramer.
In the bindery department state
Printer Maute has received 100 appli.
cations with but eight POSITIONS TO DO
filled. and so ne has adopted a plan OF
changing the force in this department
every week. giving all a chance.--
Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

y gr"nt conImpfIOn seems to have
taken place among railway circles
OWING 10 the contemplated through
ear service Octwccu the Pacific COnci
and Chirago which il operating one
day each wecis. TU4 Is not 4 new de.
parturc ny any nouns. as the Donv .f
u Rio Grnude TIiirond COMPANY and
It's connections have been Operating q
through car service Between thc Pa.
crIic aud Atlantic coast via. Salt Lake
Pueblo, Denver. Kangas City md
Chicago for years, aud three days
cicn, week. viz. every "Wednesday,
Ihursiny and Friday evening. The
cars for this through service are ui
the latest Pullman dosign. and are
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. \ Pullman porter il AS.
signed to each car. These cars are
also under the personal supervision
Of Special Excursion agent
whose duty il il To SEQ that passcn.
gers afr gwen every comfort and AT,
For further Information, au.
ply to any agent, 81 H. T.. Ncvrns,
General Agent. or to Il ~. Gushing
Travelling Passenger Agent. ID. & Il.
@. H. a.. % West Ird South 81. Sal
Lake City, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
Reno Girl Disappears.

For some days there has been a
tumor to the effect that a yOnng girl
OF Reno disappeared under peculiar
conditions. but no facts were obtain.
able. II IL now learned that the girl
whose maine Is suppressed FOR obvious
reasons. dropped ont OF sight the day
otter Lieutenant. freeman committed
suicide, leaving a note infosning her
relatives that II would be needless to
search for Ter. She is eaid 10 have
been n warm friend Of the young
officer sud Ibis ira &c death caused
her to take this step. The officers are
not inclined 10 believe she committed
ruicidc, hut rather That grief md
horror caused temporary mental un
enhancement. aud TINT che IL with
distant fricnds.-Reno Jonrnal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Motto" Is hereby cls"a thai scaled pro
iJa.ls iuE dizzy tLc County Printing Tor the
ruSIlus 'yO WARS. fiUIa tl. IN d.. Of
" .rr., l.Hl. all BE- re- g.s'I ~ TIE uN.c- Cf
he G-Iliy Cork up To ALG tuc.uu. -Afur-
.Ay. itrg1 >. E'l. The said p ga; ~ To- IA
r!.Gr al Rating pIll .ur o.: CO.; IDGutT
~ d, such a. publishing P7uc-eIlu-- Of
lIari % tuImis-IUlrr~ ADVERTISING y To-
isgs. county blanks aud letter heads !U-
l,- "fCDugfy officers, etc
Bio g. state Z &c monthly CONDENSATION
Tor The service rguIr-d
B.sS 20 b. up-u i pr March {. lsl.
tn" u Ir! - mLl-Sivl,r, reserve rhr
right - Tr.@-IaIy add ali UiIs. By order
81 IA" Bard.
-, ATTEST.
!~ENr.' AC DAWIUY
-! Clsrx.
ElkO. January .. I.DI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
what Advertising Means.

III newspaper readers i'll this vicin
ity could only understand what adj
Yertising means they would say that
the real news that affects the pocket
book IL found III the advertisements
NJ the local merchants. The mcr.
chant that advcrtises is a reporter.
He reports TO the people through the
newspaper what he has Tor Gale. what
bargains he has to offer. And il Is
real news. 1t affects every famIlr'a
pocket book. II some merchant Is
making "a great run on shoes. and
selling them cheap, that is negs that
every person who neehs shoes ought
to know. IL another ia offering spec
ial bargains III overcodts, underwear,
hats, cuEIets. furniture. dress goods.
carpets, groceries cOul. wood. stoves.
o: anything d family needs, VIII. it is
news that means money 20 every fam
lily and the people know it. rhat's
Why the people advertise in tue news-
papers.-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
KlrusLIcAx PROMISES.
Before Elecaou.

btIOFt E.Iectihp.
-ln my opinion there are Tow be-
fore Us three tasks o. mighty import
ance.
list. To build up the Amencap
merchant marine so hat our flag
shall be seen IN ere-: port.
End. To paOriIe national means
OF irnsatinS the arid lands OF the
west.
-:3rI. tt construct the IsthmiaD
CnaI.'-Senator Hanna in An inter
Tiex with Waite. Weilmap IN Chic
ago Times Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Notice IS hereby gyrl that the under.
NlELen ~" been duly appointed and quail.
ned to- the District curt nf lE. FDurt. in.
IiCitl District Of the STAT" Of SUvaI. ia and
Tor III" "unty Of Eiku, as ajmtnisiratpr OF
zoe r~tii" OF John NgDvrmutt. lnt OF
NAii county. deceased. An creditors nay.
Tag claims ug lins said estate are required
10 Tile IN" same, with proper vouchers At.
ilch"d, Win the clcr; Of the Court. within
igFty days after the hrSf utilization Of this
notice.
Dat q, ELEO, Scv.. December 81 AD. 1871.
OSWALD T. h~rDERNOTT.
Administrator ~ the estate Of John II
NCD-TnOtt Deceased.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

Don't u"c my ~ ~" c]ountcrfcita OF
DE-" tits Witch Hazel Sniyc. Mual
OF them are Worthless pr LATHE to
cause injury. Ihc Original DcHiII'z
Witch HAIL Salyc Bu certain euro
Tor riIoP. rrz"mR, cuts. ,CnlI., burns.
s0rcs aud all skin discusses. EIko
Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

When the stomach Ia tired out il
must have Il r It. put wo cnu't live
without E" KOdoI DyspcpsiHCurn
"digests "''o' you eat 50 that You
can eat HIl the good fOoi o uapf
While II is restoring the digestive or
game Ia health. u Ia the oniy pfopnr.
alton that dige-ta all kinds OF food.
fIko Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

Property assessed 70 Unknovn Owner,
Tus=arurI, ElKo county. Seyaia:
Lpt> IL rUscLrOra. SeE. Lots l ard ?
BiOsk {.
ID per penalty ..... ...........-"-
cost OF advertising su
Property assessed to Young America
Gold Mining Company care OF VIZ. Ar
r-S. Atlas Is OcK. Salt LAX City. Utah:
Improvements or Youus America Gold
Jintus Complnys ground, const>tihS OF
Soistttg wor&s aGi machinery, siSD; 4!soa
~ stamp quartz mill AID Il Ich!nery IN Tus-
aoOrr Mining District. E.IEo county, Sev--
r1,al value ssIn. General tax. go. siIO "
10 yer Cclt peaAliy .......-.... $780,. II D
OsI Of adycrIisiHg.-....-..-..-....... 40
Total SO. -.-..-.. -.-- tl2 VI
he tax ; Gpoa wai n for tee year iyD, have
OF b--G paid, aud DC Itn:irliLq vni ~ the
-lJse Of OllclAl uu>ilcS, GA MONDAY, D.
guDsr3 49,. will b. sO.d ~ pubic aur-
loI at :l= CGlr. House DOR. in the ; va OF
.Lko. County aud State Aforesaid, on Mon
lay Jaguary Il, 1901, AZ - o'clock noon Oi
aid dIy. to pay The delinquent taxes, peu-
G!t!ys and costs. unless Iu- said taN"~. zen
I.iie, aud { SIS arc paid TO me before uooE
Z said alSt DAP Of JaEu ~, 81.
Tvu E=r cent on such taxes and costs OF
.dycrlisiGg Will DC coil, cted Ia addition TO
Ee O-iElEII TAX.
All prUper:, sold AZ such sale will he
object - redemption within six nOCiEs
Alter 10. dat. Q; sale By payment of all
.u.E SINS. to- tlcr with s per Ceut pet
Tue OidIiaE Ut such sale shall pc for the
.nIIls~i quantity o: property that vii! PAL
ne taxes, penalties and costs assessed
Igaiass the same.
roualy CLERK and EX-OtaciO Treasurer aai
Tax Receiver.