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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
The Toilet Depa rtment.

Always plenty of special things in the Toilet Department, and you will find it's equal in the way O. nowhere else in the South.
 Kinds Honey Almond Cream, 3ec.
 Large bar Castle, just received, 25c.
 Fine Art Soap (Armour's), 10 cake, three cakers for 25c. Pretty Calendar with every box.
 Armour's Super Cream Shaving Soaps, soften and soothe the skin, price, 15c.
 Disinfectine Soap, 1oc cake. three for 25c.
 Sozodont Powder and Liquid, 1ec.
 No. All White Rose Glycerine Soap, cake 13c, 39c per box.
 La Cathedral Soap, transparent, extra large cake, fine for shampoo ing. 23c.
 Stainoff, for polishing your sill yer, 10c.
 Towards Solid and Genuine Bristle Hair Brushes, 45c up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
A 25c Table in the China Section

Special attention was given "Our Table Feature" when buying our imports in the Spring, and later in New York this Fall. At this time we only mention the above priced table, later on we will complete the story. On this table will be found many articles worth more than the above price.
 Bronze Ash Trays, 35c.
 Japanese Ash Trays, 35c.
 China Pin Trays, 35c.
 Bisque Hats and Shoes, Zoe.
 Beer Steine, 35c.
 Sugar and Creams, soc.
 Candlesticks, soc.
 Mugs, 35c.
 Glass Vases, 35c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
A Large Stock of Hosiery.

The Hosiery Department here Is very complete-there is hosiery for all members of the family, anC ,he variety as we'll as the stock is arge.
 We have the Fay Stocking in in- fants', childrens and ladies sizes.
 Infants sizes at 25c and 35c.
 Childrens sizes at 25c and 35c.
 Ladies' sizc. at Soc.
 The Boys Gladiator Hose. Iron clad" double knee, sole, fast black, extra heavy rib, excellent for school wear, just as good as the average 25c hose. Price according to sizes, at 15c and 19c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25

Ladies Outing Gowns of good quality, square yoke, high neck, finished with collar, good width, price Soc.
 Ladies Outing Gowns, good quail ity, square yoke, neck and sleeves finished with collar and ruffle, silk button hole finish, full width and length. Price, 85c.
 Ladies Outing Gowns, good qual- ity, square yoke, finished around with ruffle, silk button hole finish, with sleeves of same, high neck, full width and length. Price, 100. Ladies Outing Gown in dainty pink and blue stripes, good quality, high neck with collar, edged around with scalloped silk button hole finished ruffle, also sleeves, good width and length. Price, 100.
 Ladies Outing Gowns, good quail ity, high neck, square yoke, trim med in silk braid of pretty design, collar and sleeves of same finish, full width and length. Price, 100.
 Ladies Outing Gowns in dainty pink and blue pin stripes, empire style, with lapels finished around with scalloped silk button hole ruffle, small yoke ribbon run, square neck, finished with button hole finished ruffle, sleeves of same. We'll made, full width and length. Price, 1.25.
 Ladies fine quality Outing Gowns, in solid colors, square yoke, high neck, with medium size collar of white, neatly finished with braid, sleeves finished with cuffs, double yoke back and front. Full width and length. Price, 1.25.
 Ladies Outing Gown of good quality Outing, round double yoke, prettily trimmed in braid, neck fin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
A Word About Our Improved Fur Dee Dartment.

A couple of seasons ago we added a Fur Department. Me started it in I modest way-bought a good class of Furs and sold them very cheap, with the idea of build- ing Up a reputation for both quality and cheapness. The result is, that last year we did about three times as much business in furs as we did the previous year. This year, acting upon the great increase of last year and ac- cepting it as a guide, proving that Birmingham would sup port and patronize a high class Fur Department, we have purchased very heavily in Furs, and you will now find one of the very best stocks of all kinds of furs. made up in all the predom- mating styles.
 As the styles of this year are to be very much lighter than the previous seasons, it very accordingly fits in with the climate of Birmingham, and in point of fact, the woman who is without a set of furs this winter will just miss being in style, no matter how many other fine suits and costumes she may possess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Called=FOr Packages.

At the Information Bureau there are a great many pack ages which have been found, awaiting owners. If you have lost anything recently step down to the store and ask at the Information Bu- reau.
 Then here are also Call For Packages tor the follow ing people. We ask that they call for same
 M. E Cunningham.
 J. w. Shook.
 Irene Leyena.
 w. w. Trimble.
 Clements Zbinder.
 J. H. Robertson.
 Mrs. Fealy.
 T. J. Bassett.
 Mcintyre.
 Sam Lepkowitz.
 Ruby Robertson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25

ished with collar and braid, also sleeves. Well made and finished, pearl buttons, full width and length. Price, 1.25.
 Ladies Outing Gowns of best quality, high neck, double square yoke back and front, prettily trim med in scalloped silk button hole finished ruffle and braid, sleeves edged with ruff1e to match. We'll made and finished, pearl buttons, full length and width. Price, 1.5o.
 Ladies Outing Gowns of best quality in white, high neck, square tucked yoke, finished around. neck and front with scalloped silk, but ton hole finished ruffle and ribbon run, embroidery beading, sleeves of same finish, full width and length, well made and finished. Pearl buttons. Price, 1.50.
 Ladies Outing Gowns of fine quality, empire style, with lapels edged around with ruffle, silk but ton hole finish, small yoke, ribbon run, neck and sleeves finished with ollh DulLOn nOlC nlloACQ uhiC. Well made, full width and length. Price, 1.75.
 Ladies Outing Gowns of good quality in white, square yoke, con- sisting of embroidery inserting and cluster tucks, finished with ribbon run embroidery beading, neck and sleeves edged with silk button hole finished ruffle, full width and length. Price, 1.75.
 Ladies Outing Gowns of best quality, in white, high neck, point ed yoke, consisting of embroidery inserting and hemstitched cluster tucks, finished with braid and silk hutton hole finish around neck and down front, sleeves of same, full length and width. Price, 200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Active Handkerchief
 Selling.

There has been very large sell Ing of handkerchiefs recently thanks to special purchase by Mr. Loeb while in New York, and as the lots are very large you still have an opportunity.
 Here are three of the several lots we recently placed on sale
 Lot No. 2. 25c quality, six for 75c.
 Lot No. 3, 35c quality, six for 1.10.
 Lot No. 4, COG quality, six for 2.10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
A Complete Toy Department.

This is about the only Toy Department in the city around about Christmas times there are plenty Of toys, but there is a considerable demand for toys throughout the year, and so we maintain at all times a flrst-class Toy Department, where good, substantial toys may be bought at reasonable prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
2.25 Gloves l.S9.

Walters Imperlale Washa- ble Kid Glove, the only gen. uine washable glove that re- tains it's color and SoftAess after Washing-none genuine unless stamped. New York price 2.25. Special to intro duce this glove, our price made, 1.89.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
6.5O Suit Cases s

On sale a lot of solid sole leather Suit Cases, linen lined, four inside straps, hand-seWed frame, riveted corners. A case that sells in most stores at 7.50, of which we have been selling as leather at 6.S0. This special lot is marked at 500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
First Showing of 1904 Diaries.

Here is the first showing of Diaries for next year, and all the new styles and bind ings are represented-the choice may be judged from the range of prices-lSc to 300.
 Those likely to be good sellers are.
 "Lest We Forget.
 Daily Reminder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
A Special Sale of Ladies Outing Gowns
 and PaIamas

Here is special sale of Ladies' Outing Gowns and Pa jamas There several lots of Outing Gowns here, lot o Pajamasa good quality of Outing, well made finished neatly trimmed in linen braid and pearl buttons Sold generally at so Marked at I3o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
New Arrivals in the Art Department American and Things Japanese.

There IS plenty ot new stock in the Art Department, and especially in Tennereffe wholesome beautiful work, running up to 5000 a set. And then here a number of unique and pretty things from Japan, in all sorts of Arr materials,
 Tenereffe Doilies. 35c value, per dozen, $50.
 Tenereffe Doilies, 4Oc value, per dozen, 400.
 ,Tenereffe Doilies, 65c value. per dozen, $50.
 Tenereffe Doilies, $1.OO value, per dozen, 10.50.
 Tenereffe Center Pieces, $500 value, each, 3.75.
 Tenereffe Lunch Cloth, $950 value, each, 700.
 Tenereffe Sideboard Scarf, 5000 value, 7.5o.
 Art uOOdS rom Japan. Doilies and Center Pieces with drawn work and silk embroidered in floral designs, something very elaborate and exclusive:
 One complete Set, two size Doi- lies and Center Piece, $50.00 value, marked 40.00.
 Drawnwork in doilies, tray cloths, centers, squares and scarfs. Doilies from 200 up.
 Tray Cloths from LOO up.
 Centers from 85c up.
 Squares from 1.25 up.
 Scarfs from 2.25 up.
 Royal Dresden Doilies, Squares and Scarfs.
 Doilies from 12Iac up.
 Squares from 25c up.
 Scarfs from Soc up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
News A=plenty in the
 China and Glass ware Department.

Hand-painted Pottery from the Royal works at Bonn, The blending of colors, and the delicate treatment of sub Jects, coupled with its mod crate price, m; k IS it more popular each season. We have a complete line of Vases, Pots and Pedestals, Umbrella Stands and Urns.
 Vases from $50 to 75.oo
 Umbrella Stands at 12.oo and 12.5o.
 Pot and Pedestals at 14.5o and 17.5o.
 China CuspidOrs.
 Special purchase of three casks of China Cuspidors, made to sell for 75c, neat decorations, d gold line treat ment, some have tinted tops. Our price special soc.
 China Dinner Sets.
 We have carefully gone through our stock of Carls- bad Dinner Sets and marked out every set that had a piece clipped or cracked. Below we give a list of the "As Is" sets, all regular price 1900. And our regular one hundred and tWo-piece composition.
 One hundred and two piece China Dinner Set, No. 309, one breakfast plate and one individual butter short. Special As is" 17oo.
 One hundred and two piece China Dinner Set, No. 300, short one salad butter clipped, seven teas cracked. Special As is," 14.9o.
 One hundred and two piece China Dinner Set, No. 430, one breakfast plate and five dinners short. Special AS is," 15.3o.
 One hundred and two piece China Dinner Set, No 436, short one breakfast plate, one soup plate, one fruit saucer, one butter, one tea and saucers, and chip off covered dish. Special "As is," 14.80.
 One hundred and two piece China Dinner Set, No. ASA, one dish clipped. Special "As is" 17.o0.
 One hundred and two piece China Dinner Set, No. 3407, less top to butter dish. Special "As is," 17.o0.
 One hundred and two piece China Dinner Set, No. 549, less one dish, one fruit saucer, and four din ner plates. Special AS is," 16.0o.
 One hundred and two piece China Dinner Set, No. 430, less one fruit saucer and one tea and saul cer. Special As is," 17.00.
 One hundred and two piece Carlsbad China Dinner Set, No. 326, Dorothy; regular price s25.0O. Special As is" less one tea cup, one soup plate, two fruits, and sauce boat clipped, 19.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Special American
 Semi=POrCelain.

A car load of Semi-Porce- lain is just now being un- loaded in our warehouse, and we give you the advan- tage of what we save by buying in this large quantity. Cups and Saucers "As is," th is, clipped, but not broken; res lar price per set of six, 50c. Spe- cial price, per set, 19c.
 Meat Dishes, S-inch; regular price 10c. Special price, 8c.
 Meat Dishes, 10-inch; regular price 15c. Special price, 1oc.
 Meat Dishes, 12-inch; regular price 2Oc Special price, 15c.
 Meat Dishes, 14-inch; regular price soc. Special price, 2oc.
 Meat Dishes, 14-inch, oval; reg ular price 39c. Special price, 25c. Bowls end Pitchers, regular price $1.00. Special price, soc.
 Chambers, open; regular price 35c Special price, 27c.
 Chambers, covered; regular price soc. Special price, 40c.
 Bakers, 6-inch; regular price 10c. Special price, Sc.
 Bakers, Finch; regular price 15c. Special price, 1oc.
 Bakers, S-inch; regular price 200. Special price, 15c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Ten Most Irnportant Books of the Day.

At all times you get the newest books of the day on the very day of publication you to know what read here ten suggestions ten by the best selling books the principal cities throughout the United States
 Hesi By The Main ChancB By Meredith 
 TheIit title of neoc Come;B By FoS II umphoy Ward
 The GayC oalx By roId Gordon Gnh mP
 The DixmJr utcheon
 Forum of By Toll Carter By EUo eaWel HOi inson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Another Big Drive in Wrist Bags
Automobile Bags

In seal, walrus, pig skin and calf skin, glazed and dull finish. All colors, all sizes, all shapes, gilt, nicl1le and gun metal fittings.
 Lot No. 1, extra fine finish, with inside necessities, $50.
 Lot No. 2, finely finished, with inside necessities. 500.
 Lot No. 3, best value in the city for 1.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Some New Things in Dress Fabrics.

We place sale for special selling tomorrow, some Zbelines Broad Cloths, Voles and Crepe Albaros.
 The Zbelines attractive, including the plain, coored pads and checks, the color combinations and the pebble granite and the new weaves The prices run LID to ?. SO a yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Belts

The new Blouse" Leather Belt, all sizes and colors, Soc.
 The guaranteed Apollo" Belt, with large metal ornament in back and pin to match instead of buckle. The very latest. Prices from 1.25 to 2.75.
 The 'Keiser" Fabric Belt, plain and ornalnented. Prices from soc to 200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Our New Manicuring Department.

We have recently added a Manicuring Department That is, all the needs for home mancurng In line with the general policy the stock will be frst-cass prices will be accordance with fixed policy adding only a percentage to the first cothat makes followed the old beaten path of marking goods for much as they would bring.
 iron Sc csson from up
 rom
 Combna Ma Clippers sfrom
 Ma Clippers iron D. -
 Cuide Gu ut.crs Steel Files sfom25c
 a D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Some New Things In
 Leather G05dS.

Here are some of the new est things in Wrist Bags, Automobile Bags and Belts. They are just in, and repre- sent the latest novelties. The prices at which they are marked are in accordance with our system of close profit selling.
 Another Big Drive in Wrist Bags
 Regular $1.O0 Bags, with inside purse, black, gray and brown, gilt and nickle trimmings, Special at Soc.
 Extra large Wrist Bag; regular $2.00 value. While they last, 1.39.
 Exceptional values will be found among our 100 and 1.25 specials for next week. In this lot are nu- merous shapes, sizes, colors, etc. Regular prices of these goods were S1.50 and $2.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
BroadcIoth at l.10.

French BroadcIoth, in colors and black. Its adaptability for all styles of fall and winter dress has brought the cloth into great promi- hence. All new shades and black; value $1.5o per yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25

45-inch Black voile, 75c. 36-inch all wool Granite, black and cream, 45c.
 5o-inch French Voile. 100. 50-inch Broadcloth and Venetian, 79c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Some Specials in the Silk and Dress
 Goods Department.

Here are several specials in the Silk and Dress Goods Department. In each instance the prices little less than what these goods ordinarily sell for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25

5O-inch Sponged and Shrunk Cheviot, 89c.
 45-inch the New Nub Etamine, 100.
 44-inch gray De Paris, special. 95c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Special.

beautiful Poster by Harrison Fisher given away with each copy of the book entitled The Main Chance, by Merdet Nicholson, with illustrations by Harrison Fisher This of the big sellers of the Fall Our price only 11O-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Our Special at 48c.

Every line complete in color as- sortment and black; 44-inch all wool Cheviot; 39-inch all wool Ar mure Granite; 3S-inch all wool Abatross, all shades, cream, white and black. Value 65c per yard. 3S-inch all wool Crepe Albatross, colors black and cream.
 3S-inch all wool Scotch Mix lures.
 3S-inch all wool Voile, colors cream and black
 3S-inch plain Zibelines.
 3s-inch plaid Zibelines.
 ALL 69c VALUES, AT 39c.
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These are less than our regular
 prices:

Jugs, 36's; regular price 10c. Special rrice, Sc.
 Jugs, IO's; regular price 12c. Special Trice, 1oc.
 Jugs, 24's; regular price 200. Special price, 15c.
 Jdgs, 1Ss; regular price 27 Special price, 20c.
 Jugs, 12's; regular price 3oc. Special price, 27c.
 Jugs, 6's: regular price 5Oc. Special price, 39c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Novelties at 1.5O.

Every day has added something new to the grand collection of Nov city Suitings; new Zibelines; plain colors and new novelty effects; fancy mixed all wool suitings; Scotch and West of England Tweeds; Suitings with stripes, checks, fIecks, rings and dots in seasonable weights; values up to SAYS per yard.
 50-inch all wool Pebble Granite Cloth, all colors and black.
 50-inch all wool Ladies Cloth, fall colorings.
 50-inch plain and fancy Zibeline.
 ALL 93c VALUES, AT 69c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Voile and Eoliennes at 95c.

All wool French VoIes and Silk and Wool EoIiennes of greatly inn proved finish and up to date; full range of shades, also black; values up to $1.5o per yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Our Price Only 1.lO Each,
A New Novel by a Southern Writer.

She That HeSitateS, by Harris Dickson Author of Tf Black Wolfs Breed- Beautifully illustrated by C. M Reye Our price 1lO-
 $pecial
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-24
Msrsssxs sale.


NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN, That that car
tain Aortsage executed and delivered By Victor
peterson Ir e.x single man, nortgagcr, 70 Fargo
January, A. .. 1909. and died for record in the
Penbina and State Of N0Eth Dakota ON tho 18Th
day OF January, 1902, ct las p m aud recorded in
Hook 06 Of Mortgages, ut page 80, will b. fore
closed by . sale of the premiees In such Mort.
gag and hereinafter described, Ut the front
door Of the Court House In the City of Pembina
in the County of Pembina and State of North
Dakota, at the hour of o'clock p. N. ON
Saturday, the 25th day Of July, 1908, to satisfy
tbs amount due upon said Mortgage ON the day
of salA =.
The premises described In said Mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are thOee
certain promises situated In the County of Penn.
binA and State Of North Dakota and described
Lot One ~ Of Section Twentv.nine coy; Lots
One (D and Two t2), the Northeast Quarter Of
the Northeast Quarter (NE Ia NE Ia and the
Southwest Quarter Of the Northeast Quarter(SW
IA NE 1.4) Of Section Thirty ESQ., Township One
Hundred Sixty.0ne t16t) Range Fifty (50) con.
tanning One Hundred and Forty Six and 14-10O
14614) acres more or less, according to the Gov.
eminent survey thereof. $50, e~
There will be due on said mortgage at date
| Of sale the sum OF Three Hundlsd Twenty snd
90-l00 (e32O9O) dollars.
Dated ut Fargo, N. d., June 9Th, 1908.
FARGO LOAN AGENCY
Mortgage
mo. d. FARRAND.
Attorney Tor Mortgagee.
Fargo. N. y.
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MOUNTAIN,

.sijzp "a
Mrs. Swain Thorwaidson and children
have been visiting here the past iewdays.
Sam SiguFdson went 70 Winnipeg to
meet his 10 year old son that has just ar
rived from Iceland.
The Ladies Aid win give : picnic next
Friday, everybody il expecting great
time.
Grimsi Krakson had the misfortune
Eto fall from his bicycle and break his
shoulder. s,s
# Born O. Mr.. ana mrs 81 ThorwaldsonI
on the 9th i son.
Rey.5 II. p. Thor riiilnson on aniized y
young peoPles Christi an society Win 50
naembers; Miss Mary Einarson FPresideniI
IssdS Ms Hattie yienson. serrstarlyt. 4;
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Resolved that items No. IL, Ii, Il, ID,
II, Is, 10, 20, 81, %, "a, 2e, q, and %
be passed as returned. $50
Resolved that lots to 16, block 16,
Colomb's addition to South Pembina, be
reduced to o a lot. H'S'
That lots to 10, block 8, Colomb's
addition to South Pembina, be reduced
to s. lot. Il '.@* 1855 y~
That lots to TO-. block 4, Colomb's
addition to South Pembina, Sbes reduced
to g lot.
8 That lots to- 9, block 8, Colomb's
addition to South Pembina, be reduced
to g a lot.
And that all lots in blocks 3, 4, 8, 10,
Is and 26, in Delany and Douglas addlt-
ion to South Pemblna, be reduced to ~
lot.
J. Board adjourned until Up m July Is.
Board met as per adjournment, with
all members present.
Board took up assessment Of goods
and merchandise. On motion the follow.
ing changes were made:
sP c Donovan, Neche raised 1900
Mahon & Robinson, Neche. raised $500
Continued from last page.
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Treasurer's Report

Treasures Report
For School District No. "a, County of Pembina,
State Of North Dakota, for the Year 19O2-l963.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand at beginning OF school
Total amount received during the year
from the spportionment OF the State 90. 90
Total amount received during the e;': year
from the spPortionment Of County %, 90
Iutlon fGna d:;ns -. Voc, f.on 'oi oo
Taxes levied by the District School
Board, including outstanding war
collection Of taxes. ........... 27s Al
Total receipts for the year, including
cash ON hand July l, 19Os........ 1915 Is
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid during year for Teachers e.o %
Amount paid during 1.-THE the "! year for FER.
vices and expenses of School On
Amount osas paid during the year for Incl "
denial expenses ....... !. .... .... $500. 142 IS
Total expenditures for the year...... $50 q
Cash on hand June 30th, l90S...... 1872 80
Grand Total. Expenditures and Cash on
hand, to balance above Total Re-
celpts lolo 70
SIGURBJORN GUDMUNOSON.
Treasurer of School Dist. No. "a
Approved this l4th day Of July, a. D. 1908.
By order of the District school BOARD.
Attest: President
svE1NN JOHNSON
district Clerk.
Treasurer, Report
For School District No 50, County Of Pembina.
Stateo OF North Dakota, for the year 19O2-190S.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hsnd besinnnk ofschool year.
Total amount received during The Year ear ~
from the superintendent OF stsse
Total amount received during the yssr
from from the s1portionment Of County . !.
a Tmiton Esns 4, 9 g
Taxes levied by. the District School
~ Board including outstanding war
h. rants .edeemed or endorsed IN the
collection Of Taxes -. ........... 24 04
Total Receipts for the year. including
Cash on hand July 1, 1902 80. ......... TAI a
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid during year for Teachers'
Amount p.d during III. i:.; year for SER
ssSs vices and expenses Of School ON
s psd during Il: year Inter
est on Bonds and Warrants :. J. ...... is Is
Amount paid dnilng the yer for Incl
dental Expenscs Is
Total Exps1ditnres tor the yea. l1u 90
Cash on hand june 1873 $50 q
e'ss ses .bs sss S SssS
THOi1s u w 4 ;iiiii 81
AAPe sss.. ;e Z. ,i S.. az q
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Resolved that Park twp be raised. 100
per ceut on separators.
Resolved that engines and boilers be
equalized as follows and that the per
centum of increase and decrease by twps
and villages be as follows:
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aDoaaII'u dSJouIIeu until . a m July II.
Board met as per adjournment-all the
inemoers present.
Resolved that household furniture be
equa''zed as follows and that the pr
centum OF increase and d crease be as
follows: