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SENSATION NOW
PROMISED

s-.s.tIsAAi developments are pre-
- ~ no mass meetiae caliesl
e ssaarpu alkht at Columbia for
ssrpose q psr,nitslnS the citi'
4 sxnress their Niews on tho
-, Il gFantiuK the franchises
go fcr 81 both the seattle kiec.
= ,mpsay Ana the Seattle. Rem.
aontheFn- There IL = strong
- D<tpeen these tuo com.
- ~ the strategic points In
y tsr!zury. which has hereto.
- sccaplsa excinsivaly by
80 4 knovn as the old Renten
=, Seattle Electric COMPANY de-
- Il eater the field aud have
-. sorl.ralioa for = franchise On
-S~1s sissels thai are also desired
~ feAfsle. Rentoa q Southern
Ernck or hop iines AZ tho
" nostsnx Of the council the =.
{ >eronns vas granted 9 fran
-, a fsr a. Columbia at. while
4 ssp,ixaEion Of the other com
az uss tarned down. hosever.
Z = earnest solicitation of MAYOR
90 tt< entlFe matter vas 70,
~r1f5<fud and Nil again be taken
4 Y ~ peat meeglng of The coan-
4 ~ IS
fSsrs hsve heen variOas unsax-
= rurers circulated about lllesal
~,.aoIn 10 BE- usssa. and II Is for
r ssr1reF q setting a. thu facta
~ ~ m<ssinx has baea called
= 5rnorfow ntxkI CltiHeas Of Co.
snkn Are xitRity Interested In go
nn(los u RAPID transit. and >
5000 tara oas Is predicted az
~ ss9<1ak
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tIacte4 soma attention at the time
Il was soon forgotten. as Hslther o.
the othar members os tha fifm. Cal-
vtn =. Haii aud John ,, uiTRina.
would say anything about e.
Ffon these tn position t. know
the conditions it appears that
AessrA fttgglna and ftaH upon
learning ~ the Judges action Ia the
MsszKer matter. insisted upon an
explanation from hiEn. ana no sat
tzfactary one being forthcoming tho
rartnefship vas dissolved. Both
ar. Higgins ana Mr.. Hail enioy the
highest reputation IN professional
circles AR. Hisxtna II one u the
xttorueys Cue tho 'har asaaeiation
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pIJRE FOOD SHOW
SECOND WEEK

the appearance of having been on
a shopping exhibition than of hav-
ias heen IN attendance upon a pure
tood show.
Coffee Il served 90 the ladies by
pretty Mattresses. while the geatie
utsn are given samples Of bower.
sRe somewhat morc IN their line.
having a coating of foam, Instead OF
cream "a Ia the former drink.
Ice eroan and cake h served 20
the little cnes. amt IN fact no enc
q oyoflocked
The management stated thin
morning that they have many sur
pftsea In store Tor the visitors dur.
lnE the wevk. every day something
new will be added.
The exposition will continue un-
al Saturday. A special pfogram Ia
being given today Ia honor Of lin.
calns birthday.
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THE TREATERs

the css~sy chsirws.,- ., che
seattle theatsr. - ore n Geerxe
AIDES best cornesii@s ana the coaa-
paay presenting Il meets ali re-
qmif~tfasnta
The Fsss MAIL at ths Seattle
Is one % IAncoln J. Carriers mets-
dramatic and scenic productions.
~tssia By the Esssny.~ AZ the f-alz.
u = strong military production and
win be xiven BY the pAntaxea
Sick eomrany.
@in . Wannsn'. Power" at the
I.xttc. 4 . new piece faf Sestsie and
il giving satisfaction 10 the patrons
az inst new theafer.
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=. mrs Feoi exposition besas
e<an's hall 4 protins =
- !. emIa. and the second
wr neram which opened yea.
- srtsrnoon was Witnessed by
~ srs~a An entirely new
- \ vaudeville acts was tn
eeaay. Pgof Frank ksan
- ssearssd several hish class
~ week. The exhibits
~ All in place snd the ar
s.enls and deecfa'ions OF inc
- h>eshs present ~ neat an
$500 - Vas ever held In the
morality u the various ex.
- n AistriunllnK samples 81
-, fssad products souvenirs
sess,s flslie artlclea has agree.
q .srprssed everyone. and vlsi'
n.ssnx the halt loaded down
= - many presents. have mere
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HARPER WORKING
FOR NEW BUILDING

y c. Harper. customs collector
Of the Puget sound district. Ar.
rived ~ Washington. - G. late
yesterday afternoon aud. after talk
Ing with the treasury officials IN
regard to building a customs house
81 this place, OF which they spoke
very favovahiy. found the Washing
ton delegation and will have them
Introduce a BIN Coz that purpose.
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TO REFUND cITY'S
inDEBI EDHEss

EVERETT. Feb 1.-THE hond
issue to refund the eity-s ladrbted.
Mesa Of ts1s.Sts0a was recommend.
cd last Night AZ the councii By
Mayor Joaea aud referred 20 the
city attorney for Investigation lie
win report next week
The city h now paying por cent
ca the current expense warrants
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"a ausn ExpEcrEp

= - sforu u Daniel Fabrman.
y nSH. 10 leave orders for esFfy
90 suifs Il wfil soon Be time
y = without yualr oFsfcoaf, ami
fHu rsrf \ neu suit y0u should
q f1nf order now TO insure ex-
~ uurk and 4 perfect fit A
~ - Of xoo8s TO select FROM
4 y funad a. Fahrrnan's store.
IA gecund Ave s
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S|RPRISE AND
REGRET

eu<ui*a ard regret were the
xs.1.srfx generally expressed
nme M isxal fraternity over tha
aaxrszns pesiissn bFoaEhs by the
go nar association against for
* fapsffer c'ourt Jufgs " r.
auneH Uasi. tie beginning 81 TIE
Ma uhsch h the cause % the
,x1nf rrpcaedings Judge henson
Ne nemeer az the firm Of uen-
n Hal q Hlgxins. which bad
~ \ sxf&tsa1e since 1904 Hts
n&lF1sKl from that firm. ~ the
N1=z>cs OF tbs pgeaeat trouble
. - lAss Jnne. Theagh i at
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charal-srmpnenr Concert.

LharaI sFmpnonf LonceFt
Thuraday night ri the CFaud the
choFalsymphony society wgil pre-
sent the fourth u a series ~ con
certs Tho concers will DO 4 depart,
mFe from the regular program. In aa
usach ~ the differnnt numbers viii
be Of ! lighter nature. bordering On
popular selections. The full chorus
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u was found impossible 70 put on
the now vaudeville show ~ tho Star
thealer yesterday afternoon, as ad'
vertlsed. for the simple reason that
All OF the new acts we're anowbonnd
while en- route here from Spokane
Manager John Considine tele-
xraphad the players to come b.
either nne. the q. y. or n. p. which
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promised 70 get them here the
sooner. and that b. wouid stand Ali
the resulting BILLS lie statad this
morning that. In hlH opinlnn. al 81
tho new mhuw wiii be ON hand for
thia evenings iwo performances.
Morris stays a Lols.
William Morris. who Tor the past
seven montha has won such an
qualified praise for bis handling "a
heavy roles a The lots theatrr. has
been FeensAged b. Af. pantakes
under a contract 90 ran twenty
weeks
Upon the receipt several weeks
ago n an offer from a New York
manager. NJ Morris decided 10
travel east All arrangements for
bic departure hHa been made. aud
Mr. Morris would hatn closed hin
present ensaKemens az the Lois
next Saturday evening The news
Of hls golnK had been Published.
and Il had become an accepted fac,
A conference yesterday afternoon
between Alax. pAntAEaa and Ralph
Cummings and Nr. Morris resulted
In a nsw contract Undar the new
arrangement NF Morris comes In
not only for bis old ilne of villain
part. but also for leads Like many
another villain he had grown Iust
a little weary Of being eternaliy
Kissed by 4 sympathetic audience
So. IN the future. his magic viii
not BE- all black
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HOME sunoEas. ATTENTION.

Send soc to Knapp 4 West. ~.
chssecta. 5s3 coiman heildlng. for
book OF plans for pretty homes
Il viii save you money and tell
ron haw 10 build . g0od home
cheap
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We can solve the plumbing
question for you by having our
skilled plumbers install STAND.
ARD" porcelain aaamelsd plumbing
fixtures q. ~ brown Plumbing
Co. 81 Pine So both phonaa zee
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| Am Confident of
Success Because
tween now and February az.


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Here Is My Plan


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To wHb decided tho and
be- m neo
first 4soOoo wi PROF
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in the order Of py
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Manager Pantascs Offers
aHELD BY THE ENEMY"

HEIO o tffG NNGFff
Matinees daily. except Thursday
and Friday. Doors open MatineeA.
lao. evenings. 7 30. Performance
begins. Matlneea. AIS, Evenings,
slfb.
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Here Are the acts


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phones Sunset Main 1904 IND. 'sa'
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al orchestra vii slss the follow
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Continued From Page ~

beyond. with his feet touching the
floor. lay the body of the murderer
suicide, with shot through his head.
In this case the bullet had entered
the right side of the head a little
above and to the rear of the ear. pas
sing out above the left temple.
Between Dungan's feet, on the
floor, lay Colts single action. six
shooter, 3s-caiibre revolver, as 1t had
fallen from his hand The chambers
of the gun were full, two of the shells
having been fired.
Further examination developed the
fact that the bullet which had passed
through the elder mans body had
gone on through the side of the house
in direct line from the open doorway
between the two rooms Both bodies
were cold. Mr.. Mack states, and had
apparently been dead several hours
Leaving two men with Mrs. DUNCAN.
for fear she would harm herself
through grief. Mr. Mack then notified
the police station and summoned the
coroner.
Murder-Suicide Verdict.
That Frank DUNCAN came to his
death by a revolver shot from his own
hand and that George Godfrey died
from gun shot fired by the hand of
the late Frank DUNCAN were the YER
diets returned by the coroner's iirtas
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at the inquests held Sunday afternoon
at Daggett's and Crowley's undertake
ing parlors.
In the inquests, the fact that cool.
ness existed between the two men,
was brought out by several witnesses.
Mr.. Mack, S. M. Brown and ]. ID.
Smith testified that they had heard
Mr. DUNCAN say at different times that
che didn't like the old man" and Mr.
Brown stated further that he had
worked around the DUNCAN home for a
period Of nine weeks, saw the two
men every day and that in all that
time they had not exchanged more
than half dozen words
He testified further that the elder
man would speak to Mr.. DUNCAN at
times and that Mr.. DUNCAN would
would answer him gruffly. Other
vicinity Of the home verified these
statements, saying that 1t was appar.
ent to them that the two men we're
not on the best Of terms.
Wife Says insanity.
The only excuse that Mrs. DUNCAN.
who is PROSTATE with grief, can give
Is that her husband was insane at the
time he committed the deed.
Absolutely no doubt whatever
exists in my mind but that Mr.. Dun
gan was insane at the time of the
shooting" Mrs. Nellie DUNCAN said
this morning when asked what mo.
tive, if any, her late husband had tor
his deed.
She stated that about twelve years
ago Mr.. DUNCAN sustained a sunstroke
while in Wyoming and that ever since
that time he has suffered much trou.
BILE from his head in hot weather. She
alleges that the past several days her
husband had been acting rather
strangely and had been looking badly
but she gave the matter no particular
heed as his head always bothered him
In hot weather. According to the
wife. Mr.. DUNCAN was about to leave
for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for his
health.
Had Owned Much Property.
The shooting brought to close the
career of an eccentric and at one time
influential man. The name Of George
Godfrey was intimately associated with
the history Of Ottumwa in the early
| days. His peculiarities and achieve
ments will be remembered better by
the older citizens of Ottumwa.
| He was influential and patriotic dur
ing the Civil war. at which time It s
| ssid ne owned seventy-two separate
pieces of Ottumwa property from
which his daily income was enormous
He was a Republican and so marked
were his political inclinations that he
created many personal enemies during
his life by his open, frank protesta
lions. He stood for the rugged, biz
minded men of the pioneer days of the
! West
He was 80 years of age June /, 1907;
one of the most remarkably we'll pre-
served men of the day; active to the
last.
Native of Virginia.
Mr.. Godfrey was born in Moorefield
| Hardy county, Va. June 1. 1917. He
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Saturdays Daily.
Neasha1n sells the best watches.
Edward Evans Of Richland, who was
attending the horse sale, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. T. Hull Of Chiltcothe and
Mrs G. G. Kitterman. arrived In this
city yesterday on business.
Lees Lice Killer, Sargents.
Mrs. H. W. Hester, who resides
west Of the CITY, left yesterday even
ing for Mt Pleasant on VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. swope Of He'd.
rick spent yesterday in Ottumwa OF
business.
Mrs. George FTlman and daughter,
Miss Mildred Of Chillicothe. who
were in the city on business, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs w May and daughter, Miss
Lizzie May of Eddyville. who were
in this city on business, returned
home last night.
Stock Food, all kinds, Sargents.
Mrs. D. c. Olive Of Hedrick. who
Elizabeth Augustine of 316 West Fifth
street. left yesterday for visit with
friends in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Packwood Of
Centerville. who we're called to OF
tumwa a week ago by the death Of
Mr. Packwood's sister, Mrs F Ste
vens, returned to their home this
morning.
Mrs. H, Anderson Of Foster is Wis
sting Mrs William Richards Of Fair.
view avenue
Mics Cora Hadsell Of Hedrick, who
has been visiting relatives in this
city, left for her home last evening.
E. G. Garner and A. F. Budger Of
Richland were in the city on BUSH
/ ness.
Poultry Food, all kinds, sargents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Simmer of Fair
view left this morning for Clifland on
a visit.
Mrs. o. E. Leseney and son Joseph
OF ll5 South Mclean street, left this
morning for Centerville on VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Nelson of se9
Grant street left this morning for
Centerville on visit.
Miss Myrtle Stanley of Bloomfield
left yesterday for her home, aft.
er few days visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Patterson on MIL.
ner street.
Mrs. VIM. Greedy and little son,
Willie, OF 23O South Moore street, has
returned. after visiting with relatives
at Abba
Born. Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. T..
L. Vance Of 2o5 South Adella street, a
son.
Insect Sprays, SOC, Sargents.
Mrs. j. H. Chisman and daughters,
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at the inquests held Sunday afternoon
at Daggett's and Crowley's undertake
innk no rlnrr
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Joy and Glee have arrived from Can
ton. Mississippi to visit with friends
and relatives in this city and vicinity.
Elder @. e. Wolf, 22s South Moore
street, left this morning for Frederic
where he will offlciate at the funeral
OF the late Rev. Frank Roberts, which
will be held today.
Sargent At trusses right
Mrs. J. G. Haley of so4 Weller street
has returned home from weeks visit
with her brother, William Cockerill, at
Keosauqua.
Mrs. L. A. Griffin, ia North Moore
street. left this morning for Kirkville
to visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. v. Pettigrew and Mrs.
Vera Pettigrew Of Seymour are
in the city visiting at the homes of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Nicely of 1873 Sher-
idan avenue and j. F. Clemens Of $40
Cara street.
Sargent fills Mail Orders promptly.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Lillian Pearson of e1S North
Wapello street, left Saturday on the
Burlington for visit with friends in
Dudley.
David Werner Of Brighton was in
the city yesterday on business.
Miss nlla Philips Of S12 South NIL.
ner street, left this morning for a
visit with friends in Oskaloosa
Miss Emma Seibert OF 2O4 Ottumwa
street left this morning for visit
with friends In Eldon.
Miss Jessie Brown Of Kirkyille, who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs.
A. j. Majors of Park avenue, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. F. W. Darner of 112 Adela
street. returned home this morning
from Hedrick where she had been
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Anna Grover OF Centerville,
who has been visiting at the home Of
her son. A. j. Grover, ia Pleasant
street, left for her home this morn.
ing.
Mrs, L. r. Allender of Kirkville,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mrs. A. j. Majors, Park avenue, re.
turned home Saturday on the Bur
lington.
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moved with his parents to Hooking
Ohio. in 1893 and then On to

moved with nis parents to Hooking
county, Ohio, in 1893 and then On to
Wapeilo county, Iowa. IN 1S48, where
he was married to Miss Margaret West
Of this county In 1S48.
To this union SIX children were born,
William M, Lewis. Mary j., Elizabeth,
George NJ, and Nellie. William fell
in the Civil war at the battle of Bel
nNont and George died several years
ago in Seattle, Wash. The survi.
ing members Of mis- family are Lewis
Godfrey Of Creston, Mrs. Mary Painter
of Creston. Mrs. Elizabeth Lentner Of
Minneapolis and Mrs. Nellie DUNCAN
Of this city.
Made Few Friends.
One Of the most pronounced traits Of
his character, older residents say,
was the fact that he made very few
friends ana no confidants. He was al
ways agreeable and sociable to the
public, at the same time retaining a
certain reticence Of manner which, to
q few was repellant
Practically his entire life was spent
in the transacting of real estate When
he first came to Ottumwa he resided
on farm northeast Of the city. Later
he acquired much city property and
moved In, residing number of diff
ferent places. He at one time owned
the property of w. H. Cooper on
North Court street and many Of the
older citizens will yet remember the
big brick residence in which he resided.
Most Of the property he acquired
was in the West End, where he has
made his home for many years past.
1t is said that a too liberal backing Of
his son-in-law who failed in several
business ventures created quite drain
on the older mans resources and at the
time of his DEATH but small fraction
of his one time magnificent fortune
remained.
DUNCAN Was Former Mayor.
Frank DUNCAN Is native Of Penn
sylvania, and was born in Beaver
county, July 80. 1s48. He came to
Iowa in 1855 and located in Knoxville
where his father was engaged in the
milling business several years.
His career was somewhat remark
able. At the age Of fifteen years he
entered a grocery stor in Charlton
under o. L. Palmer and applied him.
self strictly to the business until he
was Of age, at which time he was adj
mitted into the Arm.
In 1872 he moved to Ottumwa and
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went from here to California with tho
intention of making his home there.
He was dissatisfied with the west how
ever and returned to Ottumwa, ac-H
cepting a position as travelling sales
man for the old firm Of Lawrence 81
Garner.
He later purchased the interests OF
Mr.. Garner and the firm continued in
business for several years In 1883 ha
Gushing company, boot and shoe DEAL
ers, and two years later. he was elect-f
ed mayor of Ottumwa to serve the en-
suing year 1t Is said he filled the po-
sition with great discretion and abil-
ity.
From that time on Mr.. DUNCAN has
been engaged in number of enter
prises for the past several years deal
ing some in real estate.
H was married to Miss Nellie Cod
frey in May 1872. To this union one
child was born, Mrs. George Macdon-
aid of this city, who with the widow
now are the only Immediate members
Of his family.
Three brothers and one sister are
left to mourn his untimely end. They
are Edwin Of Ottumwa, William OF
New York, Horace of South Dakota
and Mrs. Charming Smith Of Chari-
ton.
Funeral Services.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the two men will be held to-
morrow morning at II o'clock from
the residence, corner Of South Clay and
Sherman streets. Rev. w. c. Hengen
will have charge of the DUNCAN
funeral and the minister who will Off
ciate at the Godfrey services has not
been chosen.
Ottumwa lodge No. 16, A. F. and A.
NJ, of which Mr. Godfrey was a mem
Der, will take charge of his services
at the cemetery. Interment will be
made in the Ottumwa cemetery.
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DUNCAN STAYS GODFREY
THEN ENDS OWN LIFE
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Trl-Weekly Courier.
onANolNa ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name Of
the Postomce to which the paper has
been sent as we'll as the Postofice
whore they desire It to be changed to
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-28

ara paid on OF before the third Mon
day u July. 1907. TO wit: July Is,
1897. your property will be sold at
the Court House door, in Carson City,
Ornsby county. State Of Nevada. at
z o'clock ?. m. OF said day. to pay
said taxes, together with 10 per cent.
delinquency. and the cost of advertis-
ing. and you are further notified that
such sale will be subject to redemp-
ton within six months after the date
of sale by payment of all said sums
together with 3 per cen. per month
thereon from the date Of sale until
paid. e. 0. PATTERSON.
County Treasurer and ex-oficio Tax
Receiver of Ormsby County. Ne
vada
Office OF the County Recorder and Ex-
oHicio Auditor Of Orrsby County,
State OF Nevada.
Carson City, June Is. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going list contains the names of all
delinquent tax payers. a. description
Of the property upon which the taxes
are delinquent together with the
amount OF taxes due upon said prop
ery as shown by the delinquent tax
List for the year 1906, as returned to
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DELINQUENT TAX L+ST

To the following named person and
ell owners or claimants to the person
al property and real estate and the
improvements thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately, here
matter described known OF unknown.
O. A F. GILBERT. aud the following
described property:
The Z. "a #. of lots I and 1. aud
E. 81 # of N. Il Of lots B. Pier
son & G's Div. Dwelling1 500 90
The N. z. 4 OF N. Z. u Sec. 10,
T. Is, r. 90, d. save and ecept
2 SO acres owned and claimed by
H. B. M. and Mrs. Stone dwelling
and 81 acres) :....!. -. :. $500 90
Furniture. 500. COW s25 SIPS 90
Total valuation 1895 90
Total tax now sue ...... 13 %
10 per cent. delinquent -: 80
Advertising ...... -. 49,: Z 90
Iotal 10 81
You. are hereby notideds that the
tax upon yonr property for the year
1906 is now delinquent, and you are
: frnther-netified that unitsss said taxes