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shot a hard ono 10 right field fiow
OIL got tho ban On the bound ard
got Cartwright at first. bat Ehret
was watching Hell chasing for home
aud did not 500 tho ont NJ first
Cartwright waa called safe. and tho
run was allowed EhFut ia again
out OF a JOB aud Kirby brennan.
formerly with Seattle. has been az.
poluted.
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sAVs PEOPLE THINK wlfHl
ToEa.

nOsroN Aus q Dr. hlona
slITpu, OF New York, who has art
rived homo from Europe ANNOUNCED
another sensational theory lie
says We think with our toes aud
with our nngora as much az We
think with any portion Of our brain
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BlFF-BANG FLICK QUITS BASEBALL AND
SERIOUSLY SHOCKS CLEVELAND FANS

critical stage Ss the race viii aorcly
cripple the N&ea. especially during
the absence Of Manager isaioie, who
ia suffering with a lame foot
n am tired OF tho game" said
Flick. Moreover. ! am not IN good
health After playing ball for
about 2 years. feel that ! have a
right 10 retire"
Flick ia well fixed IN worldly
way he owns a farm among other
things
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eaufHaff slaisn Hssss Haesfi ueH
7 mH hass bite HhatffF Afanfs fiassa
fNA ltsiH Harafffa Nifsa ffiENs# NNhfs
liaF asaHaH.s anH His uasra or tafls
scr rH8 uff HsmHssH tfw ~
FtifheA tafi tftf ~ COZ Hifats eHs
~ rHF. p ~ asaHas5s Faas#a hsH
MfiNiHf NtiH utfra a-liasaaels airis e
FaHtesai Is HHs give NAFss
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Hummaryf TWn. base hltsa-nsii ffhF.
cartwright Home He'll uuehla
PLAYS staaarH 20 Hhaffsr. frhy Co sits.
dams 60 Atia 20 CaftWrtaut Sacrifice
hits NHss. Hickey. H1fuau. nsli stia
Hfn Glen haHas~fsasrH Sis Hffurk out
~ NarVin. q. by walsh , BASES on
balls orr Darwin, q OF walsh. 9 iiit
~ pitched baii.nnaa hUa wild pitch
walsh left on bases seattle 3.
Butte. Time n aHmea~l houe and 20
minutes. umpira Ehrst
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ucli. tho niuKEar Dor the Butte
team. Nili probably be sold 10 the
New York Americans CLARK ORR
fltha has been making Inquiries and
n looks now a. u Hell viii Ecg q
chance IN fast company BE has
been doing some mafvpluua work
wiih the stitch and should make
good Burnett. formerly With Ia.
coma. ia creating sensation ln
the east and BELL is as good a field.
ag Rs burnett
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Saturday Races We're Cassy--TMee Handcaps Have
Good FieIds--JOckey BOrel Re-Insated by Judges
E. Clark and Netting Also Get Back

makes tho performances all the
more impressive,
Nappa received weird ride from
Jockey McClain ia. the Intorurhan
Handicap. and wound up Ia last
place. The boys ride was 20 glar
lnEly bad that Il 10 almost lmpOa.
aiole 20 consider Il criminal
Harry MacT.Fot the money whom
Mvada Won Harry has been bet
ting on thls marc every time she
started here. but yesterday Was the
first time she received anything
Ike a good ride "puss' Wright
was I'm the saddle and hustled tho
mare all tho way
Ford Owens collected $3.50 FOR
tho benefit Of BILLY Purcell. who r.
az present sick Ia tho hospital. and
turned the amount over 10 BILLY
yesterday.
T. Gutter Is evidently anxious 90
pose as an imltat0r OF G. G. McCal.
ferty. After Dr. Rowcll won the first
race Saturday he bid the horse up
60 500, az which price q r. Mc.
Nell protected thu uag Than In
retaliation Mcneil claimed Melar
from Gutter Tor $3.50
To-day for the first time az the
Meadows this season the two.year,
Odds are asked tO 60 aix fariongn.
Piunger Coo. 1. Mclaughlin. AFT
or being ti.Sua loser up 10 the NTH
race. Ept out $500 winner. Tie won
biz hets on both Mcada and orr.
len0.
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summary Home rune Haf tfass
Nell f.aH an haass seattle. ffIffa.
Sacrifice bite 4aiH Hhaffaf irHF
cite. williams hf2saW haara fllnhaT.
naf ffi. NraFHlta. As4Faal frhF fflf
b. pitched taua-aa fEaFiahf Hfis STRUCK
aui w Alitn % NaFNiu. cd
Roosevelt VIA riteh n1naataif
raHasd balls WiiAlns Bases eH balls
OFT Roosevelt lHninHe ritHhHfa HF
uaFwtn ruma hits lnulHHH
pitched ~ Roosevelt g rune Bile
Time u EaHa 70 tmpife tics
Gall
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lssattls elar EaolusIvo dorvIoa.J

z
CLEVELAND. o.. July II
some rude person had hurled q
bomb into the camp 81 the Maps
IL co4ss not have caused mors con.
ss@rnftion than the announcement
~ ELMER Flick that BE- intended to
retire
True. Flick has threatened 10 de.
aert the diamond for the past two
years. but vino in the world ever
dreamed that he wouts quit In tho
thick af hattlo9
To has been playing the greatest
game OF his liio this season. lie
was the second American league
hlttar 60 reach the century Isark
Ia tho output of aWats, aud led the
league an run.Retter. IN base.run.
ming and IA extra base hits
A. an 0utflelder Flick has no su.
perlor. and hie retirement at this
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BV REFUGEE.

The Association ON saturday put
en- the host card that has ever boon
given At the Meadows or the ak
races throa were haudieapa and
good fields started IN every event
tn the last race Orilene ran a mlle
better than 1859. and came within
fraction OF a second ot beating
the track record. with a goos boy
up. orllene might have put tho
worlds record in cold storago. orr
lenea showing bears out the pro.
phacy made IN these columns that
before the meeting was over che
worlds record for one mlio would
probably be shattered.
The Judges yesterday reina,ated
Jockey Charles norei 20 rido for
his employer, u. $. Fountain. only
That this move Was a popular one
with the raccsoers was shown by
the applause which greeted tho boy
when no paraded past the stand on
Follie l. when the field was going
70 the post In the third race
r. CLARK and hls mare Netting
wore also reinStaied by the Judges
CLARK was suspended Tor runnlnR
last with Netting IN a field OF dogs
one day and then coming out next
time and letting the mare beat aomo
of the best sprsnters on the track
As Clark was pennileas and did not
preftt by the mares victory. the
judges concluded 70 give him an
other chance. and Il IL safe "a SAY
that after his narrow escape Mr.
Clark viii. see In future that Net
ting Is always trying"
Tarflgan. the horse which was
recently suspended BY the iudgea
for In and out running. died yeator.
day AZ the track His owner. 10
gan Denny. stated that be did not
know What caused the horses
death. bur Snnrting Kelly VAS
throwing out dark HATS To the pad
dock that Tarrigan committed sui
eide because % the disgrace Of b..
tA& aAai 'tAAfls
Somebody evidently thought LIS.
arc was gOing 10 win the Intnrurban
Handicap. a. the horse was one of
tho most heavily backed ukxs that
have started at the meeting HIS
price opened AZ 10 /. but az posi
time ! TO ! Was the best obtaluAble.
and they we're still betting when
the bell rang After being IN sew.
sral pockets during the race. t.aaaro
was only beaten half a length and
a head for FIRST money. finishing In
third place Louk out for this bird
the next time he starts
That mares and fiiiiea improve Ia
the region Of the Duwamlah river
was shown BY the performance of
Grace q yesterday. Although ahe
VAS a shstty performer in caitfor
MIA. she Sas never considered ia
the class Of the sprintcra she beat
yesterday. Tho fact that she car.
Tted five pounds over tho welxht
thai the handicaupNr allotted her
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Money loaned on diamonds, etc.
Strictly confidential Reasonable
rates zoe Bailey bldg go
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The Seattle bunch ieft for Van.
couver to-day where a series will
open tnmnFruw
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aa,,leship Nebraska at navy yard.
sss
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leased BY dug 10 says that they
have mot enough experience a. set
insn The fast E0ing that has heea
set Tor the Seattle bunch.
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BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Dugdaie has signed a now pitcher
named Forderhase. Twirlor Allen
has known the new man for a long
time and says no ia all right This
enough 10 persuade Dug 10 give him
a trial.
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faaaos, the outfielder. and
French. the catcher. have been re.
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BattleshiD Nebraska at Navy Yard.
zee
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ANoSo ran LOCALS

Soc tho ilArtieahips a, Navy Yard.
zee
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To-day for the FIRST time al the
Mcadowa this season the two-year.
Odds are asked tO 20 aix furionkH.
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msttsnss Nihsr ana npsnese. man
sha hsHtskef tsaaiFe tiaa5stt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-25
DEGREE WORK ExEMPLIFIED.
Imposing Ceremonial at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral.

Seldom has the opportunity been afford
ed In this city to Masons Of high degree
to witness so excellent an exemplification
of degree work as that portrayed by the
officers Of Evangelist Chapter, No. l,
Knights Rose Croix. at the Cathedral Of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of
Freemasonry last evening. The occasion
was made a more suspicious one by the
presence of Illustrious Brother James D..
Richardson, grand commander, accom-
panied by others of the Supreme Council,
33d Degree, Southern Jurisdiction.
The fifteenth degree was exemplified
with all the brilliant and impressive ap-
pointments which characterize and fea-
ture 1t in the rite. and the manner in
which 1t was delineated by the team
proved TO be a revelation. In beauty and
lesson 1t corresponds very much to the
work l nthe knights Templar. and Is both
inspiring and instructive to those present.
The distinguished presence, beautiful cos
tunes, the music and electrical effects,
together with the marked histrionic talent
Of the team. all contributed to a most
satisfactory and finished exemplifcation
of the historic story of Israel.
Upon the conclusion of the ceremonial
Master Jacobus Jones called upon Grand
Commander Richardson for some remarks
who was given the Masonic salutation.
Mr.. Richardson responded most feelingly.
He declared that, during all his travels
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throughout the large jurisdiction of the
rite, he had seldom been privileged to
witness such fine work as that of the
evening, and he took occasion to compli-
ment all the officers. He spoke of the
need for a larger and more commodious
cathedral, and hoped that the same spirit
and zeal which prompted the exemplifica-
ton of the work would soon find form in
a suitable home.
degree member, was the next speaker, and
he also voiced the sentiment expressed
by Mr.. Richardson and added further
that he had been amazed at the histrionic
talent and perfectneSs of the work. He
also hoped that at no distant day the
rite would have assembly rooms more
suitable to the dignity and grandeur of
the degree work and befitting the import
ance OF the chapters at the National capt.
tai.
In behalf Of the candidates Mr. Hayes
made fine acknowledgment of the great
pleasure and benefit it had been to wit
ness an exposition of the mysticisms in
a manner that would last in memory as
long as life itself He recounted in elo-
quent words the beauties Of Freemasonry
unfolded, and closed with the sentiment
that they could not help but make men
stronger and better in the great brother
hood.
Probably 300 members witnessed the
ceremonial and from all sides there was
nothing but praise for the excellent work
of the degree officers.
The special music for the occasion was
in charge of ]. Walter Humphrey, solo
list, and consisted of three numbers, the
Gloria Deo." by Bucci-Pecci; Bucks
by the Waters of Babylon" and 20
Rest in the Lord Mendelssohn.
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degree, second lieutenant commander;
Harry Rothschild, 32d degree, chancellor;
Francis a. Sabring. 32d degree. orator;
louis Goldsmith, 33d degree, almoner;
John Fl. Olcott, sd degree, *. c. c. H.,
recorder; Allison Nailor, jr., 33d degree,
treasurer; Fred NJ. Book, 32d degree, mas
ter of ceremonies; Joseph II. Milans, 32d
degree, turcopilier; Elmer E. Simpson. 32d
degree, degree director; James G. Boo,
Both degree, draper: Robert +. Mentzel,
32d degree, first deacon; Nathan WE'LL,
32d degree, second deacon; Moritz Mayer,
sd degree. bearer of beaus can't; Warren
l.. .Pushaw, 32d degree, bearer of second
standard: w. Stanard Chapman, SD
degree, bearer of third standard Alton N.
Huttel 32d degree. lieutenant of the
guard. Oscar f. Comstock, 32d degree,
organist j. Walter Humphrey. 32d de-
gree. soloist; William F. Brice, SD de-
gree, electrician, and James II. Trimble,
33d degree, sentinel
The degree of Knight Kadosh, or Knight
of the White and Black Eagle, will be
conferred Saturday evening at O'Clock at
the Cathedral, with the following in
charge of the several apartments: First
Richard P. Evans, goth degree, preceptor;
Henry r. Evans, 32d degree K. c. c. H,
inquisitor. Second-Alton n. Huttel. sd
degree, hierophant; Allen Bussius 33d de-
gree. sacrificer. Third-Fred NJ. Book.
800 degree. supreme judge. Grand judges
Robert F. Mentzel, 32d degree: w. Stan
aId chapman, I'D degree; Warren l.. Pu-
shaw. 32d degree; Pascal A. Henshaw,
32d degree; John l.. Hargrove. 32d degree;
William H. Wallace 32d degree. Fourth
John A. Lacy. 33d degree, preceptor; Ar
thur d. Marks, 32d degree first subprecep-
tor; Elwood p. Morey. 32d degree. second
subpreceptor; Henry r. Evans, 32d degree,
x. c. c. H, orator; Elmer E. Simpson.
ed degree, master of ceremonies; Oscar
F. Comstock, 32d degree organist; J.
Walter Humphrey, 32d degree, soloist.
Personal Notes.
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley 33d de-
gree, honorary inspector general, is not
the only pebble from the beach to repre-
sent the navy. Admiral George w. Baird,
U. S. N, 33d degree, Is a past grand mas
ter, F. \. A. NJ, and holds other Masonic
honors besides. Admiral Schley ranks Ad-
miral Baird out of sight on land and sea-
but in a Grand Lodge or Masonic lodge
room of any sort he sings small in rank
beside the other naval honorary inspector
general.
One Of the very best of the Washing
ton degree workers, and he has appeared
in evidence in nearly every one of the
tableauX in all the degrees, is Col Alex
ander II. Holt, formerly of Iowa. but
long a familiar figure in Washington
fraternal circles. He is a Grand Cross
of the Court of Honor, one of the few
survivors of this class of Supreme Coun-
Gil members. He is exceedingly effective
in each and all the roles in which he has
been cast. and his height of stature and
figure in every tableau. and his parts are
conspicuous in nearly all Of them.
The closeness with which the doors of
the Supreme Council are guarded is shown
by the illustration that Senator Tellers
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the democratic candidate for governor of
Missouri and Mr.. Allen are both past
grand masters of the Grand Lodge of
Missouri MaSons.
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Plans of University Club.

At a meeting OF the University Club
last evening 1t was decided to resume
weekly club nights for the winter season
Following the plan adopted last spring,
there will be short talk by a speaker Of
prominence, beginning at 8 o'clock, and a
buffet luncheon at 10 o'clock.
Four speakers have already accepted
invitations and others have given assur-
ances of appearing as soon as engage
ments permit. No announcement in adj
vance will be made except as to the SUBJ
jects to be discussed.
These include the present unrest in
financial and industrial circles and meth
DDS suggested for restoring confidence,
Americas relations with other countries,
President Roosevelt's recent inspection of
the Mississippi river with the inland
waterways commission, and descriptions
of summer trips taken by leading govern
ment officials.
The entertainments are in charge of a
committee consisting of John X. Stauffer,
chairman; Henry r. Cover and Charles
r. Wilson.
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secretary made several Intellectual at
tempts to reach him yesterday In re-
Spouse to some Geographic business, but
had to go away without accomplishing
his object.
There has been quite a reunion of past
illustrious potentates of the Mystic Shrine
during the session of the Supreme Council
and a number of potentates and past po-
tentates are also among the Masonic
visitors There were six potentates in
a row at yesterdays open session, and
three past imperial potentates-Dingman,
Allen and Myers-have been having many
small banQuets together during the gath
ering. Allen of Kansas City, a typically
enthusiastic westerner. was imperial po-
tentate at the time the Imperial Council
met here in 1899, and was subsequently
the republican candidate for lieutenant
governor of Missouri. 1t Is an interest
Ing fact that A. NJ. Dockery, who was
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with black cloth, and taken in the even
ing of the day to the cathedral room of
the Scottish Rite. or a church, without
any procession, parade or music. AT mid
night let the funeral offices of the Ka-
dosh be performed there over my body,
and none other. | desire that no
Lodge of Sorrow be holden for me.
If the works prepared by me for the Scot
fish Rite shall be valued, and used after
l am dead, in perpet uitum Ritus, Dc not
desire and need no other tmonument). II
| were to be buried (of which, and its
worms and rOttenneSs and cold diShOnor,'
| have a horror, I should desire to have
put upon my gravcstone only my name,
the date of my birth and death, and these
words: 'NiXit. Laborum ejus superstites
stunt fruCtUs' meaning, He has lived, the
fruits of his iabors live after him "
Comforting the Degrees.
The Dist degree, that of Patriarch Novi
tiate, will be given tom brow afternoon
at a session at the cathedral at 4 O'clock
and at another session, set for 40 p. m.
the Both degree (Knight kadosh) will be
conferred by Robert de Bruce Council
Knights KadOsh. The head of Robert de
Bruce Council is Sterling Kerr, jr., one of
the new honorary inspectors general, and
his associate officers in the line are:
Jacobus S. Jones, 33d degree, first lieuten-
ant commander; Ellwood P. Morey, 32d
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SUPREME COUNCIL
Of SCOTTISH RITE
ln

Continued from Tenth Page.)
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
ELECTION
RA%0AA0
I'll
Resolutions and Notice.

] Whereas, the Mayor and Board O
Trustees Of the City of New Iberia di,
at its session. held on the 9th day o
May. 1907, 0rdain that an electio,
should be held throughout the City o
New Iberia, Louisiana. on Wednesday
the twenty sixth day Of June, 1907,
Now we, the Board Of SUPERVISOR
Of election in and for the Parish Il
Iberia, duly qualified. commi. s,oned
and sworn. by virtue Of the authority
10 us vested do hereby give public
notice. that on Wednesday, the 18th.
day Of June. 1907, an election will he
held throughout the City Of New
Iberia. at the Court House, the polling
place Of said city. At the last general
election, for purpose Of taking the
sense ofthe property tax payers of the
City Of New Iberia. qualified according
TO the Constitution and Laws Of the
State Of Louisiana to vote 1t said elect
Ion upon the question Of levyinx a
three and one-half (31z) mill tax per
annum, upon al the taxable property
In said City during the term II ten lO)
years. to raise the sum Of eight thous.
snd i've hundred dollars (tS5OO) pc,
year to pay an aggregate sum or eighty
i've Thousand Dollars ($S5OoO) as pee.
fied 10 the ordinance adopted Ly tho
Mayor and Board Of Trustees Of In. |
City Of New Iberia, n aid of the New
lberia-St. Martin aud Northern Rail
road Company.
And pursuant to the authority vest
ID in us. We. the Supervisors Of Elect.
on, do hereby name and appoint IN.
Commissioners and Clerk
Q preside ct the election precinct and
'o'ling place above named, and at said
lection:
- Baaman. Jno T Devalcourt and
rank Aestayer @ Commissioners
nd A Cammack, Clerk.
Said commissioners are Instructed "a
pen the polls at . A n and 10 COZ !,
hem 1t = n on the same dav.
Thus done and signed. odicisliv -
e 9TH day Of Nay 1907.
E,. e Va SiEsoS.
Son L. LYON, Jr. In
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Confofmably with the ordinanc,
herein below appearing notice is
hereby given that an election will he
held Of all qualified voters of the City
Of New Iberia. La. on June 2Gth, 1907
1t the Court House Of the City OF New
Iberia, between hours fixed by law
to take the sense OF the tax payers
entitled 70 vote in the premises on
the proposition to give to the New
lberia-St. Martin * Northern X. X.
Co.. tax for period Of ten
ysat1 o1def the conditions and lin
ttai3o0 AID for the purpose set forth
In the ordinance herein below recited.
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| MITCHELL EUGENE to
Stansbury $ Centcr r Dcroucn W
| Detcanbe
MARTIN AMELIA III
N Lot Il $ Keedom r Lot : " Ransom
PHILLIPS LEONE IS
N, Lourd, \, French, r. Robert
son. w. Lourd
VERTON A. J. SO,
N, Human. S. Fanlkc, +,
Smyle, w, Center.
PELLERIN La. { p g,
ROBERTSON JUSTIN 40
N, Nesxler. $, Ju,nata, + Mad
son. w, JSe>.aaQ.
STANSBURY r. E. 4eq
n. Fire HALL, :. Hayes, Z,
Mitchell, W. Hacker.
SAMUELs EST MARY 30
N, French, s. Hcbcrt, +
Miguel, w, Lourd.
SAMUELS ARTHFMISE GO
N. Nereaux, S. French, F.,
Duperier, W, King
WILLIAMS JOHN :, 80
N. French. s. Mitchell, Il,
Robertson, w. Voges.
NON RESIDENTS
MUTH GEO. A 8 60
n, French. 5, Providence, +,
Frere.
M EHAN MARY JNO & AGNES go,
N, Rozier, S, Mouret, +, Tno,
w, Gravunberg.
ROSS MRS. Ell on ]
N, Veazy, s, Julia, l.. Wood
ruff, W, Darby.
On the said day of sale I viii
sell such portion OF sand plopr,,
as each debtor will point out ard
N ease tho debtor will not pnin
'ut sufficient property, | viii al
'nce and without further delay
veil the least quantity Of said pro
'erty Of any tax debtor, which AIRY
bidder will buy for the amount
# taxessssr@eIes and costs due
" said dsh&4r. The sale viii ne
without appraisemebsfor cash,
n legal tenNt9r moS>eA0t1he Uni
ed States, and<hsAQreperty sold
hall be relcemable at any time
or the space Of one year by pay.
~ the price gwen including costs
nd 70 per cent. thereon. Interest
nd costs are not included in a.
owe amounts.
Given officially this 18th day of
lay, A. y. 1907
p. Jubip, Collector.