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you think the gold will suddenly. be re-
vealed, shining amidst the muck. Not
at all. The panping has just begun.
You settle yourself by the stream and
the real job starts. Around and around
you twirl and joggle and dip that pan.
Around and around in merciless jostlinG.
the contents whirl in a circle. Con-
stantly you renew the water, and con-
stantly the water runs off, thick and
foul with the dross which you are wash
ing away.
It's not done quickly or easily. It's
hard on your wrist and back, and it
must be hard on the ore and earth to
be sorted and discarded SO pitilessly.
But at last. in the final. small handful
Of bare, racked grit, the gold lies re-
vealed-if gold there be. And you know
the value of your ore by the quantity
Of the mineral which could not be
washed away.
wonder If life pans humans. that
way? After the stripping and the rock
ing, the whirling in the gray circles of
monotony, after the dross has all been
cleared from the bare bones Of our
characters. is the value of our souls
revealed by the quantity Of gold which
withstood all the turmoil and tears2
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l hope it is true. Jenny and Mr.. Wren
are such little things that they wouldn't
make more than bite apiece. II am
careful. 1 probably can catch Jenny
the babies, too If I wait until night
surely will catch her. I've worked
that trick many times. It's easy. The
best part of it Is, Farmer Browns Boy
never knows anything about who causes
the empty nests he finds. I don't sup.
a Cat can climb in the night just as
easily as in daylight. He never has
caught me robbing nest. SO I suppose
he thinks I never do. I nearly gave
myself away when I sat at the foot of
that post tbdns must n have LOCKED ed. too
whysne chased me away. I can tell him
one thing, and that is that all Cats
are alike when it comes to hunting
birds.
Ny, the more I think of that nest
the more l want to know what is in
it! / don't believe 1 will have to wait
for night. 1t is such a short climb that
1 can get up there in a second. I'll
wait awhile and then. when the way
is clear, I'll just scramble up that post.
That will be an easy nest to get"
But Black Pussy was mistaken. Late
that afternoon she crept out from under
the barn. She peeped around the cor
ner. Farmer Browns Bay was nowhere
10 De seen. Witty Black Pussy ran
across to the foot of that post, and be-
fore even watchful Mr.. Wren saw her
she had dug her claws into It and
started, up. Three feet up her sharp
claws, and they were very sharp claws,
refused to dig into that post. 1t was
SO unexpected that she lost her balance
and fell back to the ground.
With an angry snarl Black Pussy
tried again and exactly the same thing
happened. She didn't understand It.
She crouched at the foot of the post
and glared up. What made that post
SO shiny half way up? Once more she
tried, but this time she went up slowly,
and when she reached that shiny place
she tried it carefully with one paw.
1t was tin. No wonder her claws
wouldn't catch hold.i
Then Black Pussy knew how mis-.
taken she had been In thinking that
nest would be easy to reach. In fact,
she began to suspect that she never
would reach it at all. BY this time
Jenny Wren was out and she and Mr.
Wren were making such a fuss that nj
the birds in the Old Orchard were hur-
rying over to see what"it was all about.
With an angry growl Black Pussy
sneaked back under the barn Just as
Farmer Browns boy came out.
And though Jenny and Mr. Wren
disn't quite understand 1t, they had q
feeling that once more that nest was
safe, and all because Of Farmer Browns
Boy.
snrnv,;sSt 1o2,- IN r W. Rn,sss.aa
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lotion you know to be harmless. Per-
sonally. ] think cucumber milk is un-
rivaled for keeping the skin smooth
and white. 1t will bleach freckles and
sunburn to a really great extent. and it
has the advantage of making the skin
fine-grained as well as bleaching it.
Indeed. it is very good for the skin.
Here is the formula.
Cucumber Milk-Oil of sweet almonds,
four ounces: fresh cucumber juice, ten
ounces: essence of cucumbers. three
ounces; white CASTLE soap powdered,
one-fourth ounce: tincture of benzoin,
two-thirdS drachm.
The juice of the cucumbers is obtained
by slicing them thin, cooking slowly
in little water. and straining. Make
the essence by putting an ounce and a
half OF the juice into the same quantity
of alcohol Shake this with the soap
in large jar. When dissolved. add
the cucumber juice and. when mixed.
add the oil and the benzoin, stirring
until the liquid is creamy. Keep in
tightly corked bottles in the dark and
shake well before using
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Cher Ami. how do you do!
Listen. let me talk with you;
I'll not hurt you, don't you see'
Come a little close to me.
What about your poor left leg?
Teil me, Cher Ami, I beg;
Boys and girls are at loss,
How YOU won that silver cross.
Then the poet goes on as If Cher
Ami were talking and tells how the
Lost Battalion got in that nx anu
how Cher Ami started back TOT tne nHes
fiying amid the shells. But Cher AIN
did not care about the nurts ihuch'
'An I care is what they said, 49,,
For when they saw the way pieo,
And found in front swollen lump
The message hanging to this stump
.sThe French and Mine said. Tres bien,
Or-'very good'-American.
Cher Ami, you brought good news
Our army's gone across the Meuse.
"You surely had a lucky call"
And go I'm glad. II guess that's al.
ri sit, so pardon me, l beg;
It's hard a standing on one leg.
But now Cher Ami can stand again.
~ what Cher Ami did. In the building
are guns and things that are FAMOUS
because they can fire SO many shots
in one minute or kill SO many IN an
hour. Then think Of how men hght.
Just think when bread was scarce IN
Paris during the war this sign was
nut up in the public garden: me don.
nez pas de pain aux oiseaux." That
meant the birds must not be fed bread
crumbs, for all the bread must go to
the men in the army. Maybe some day
ali the guns and all the battleshlps
&, tba ruorld will he found only in mu-
seums along with Cher Ami. Je pense
vous. r,
The Travelog Boy.
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The Summer Complexion.

This is the time of year when all
beauty problems give way before the
great one of what to do about freckles
and sunburn. Unfortunately, it is a
very difficult problem. Some compilations
are so sensitive that the hot sun acts
almost as a poison, while other skins
acquire a healthy tan which lasts far
into the winter months.
There are all sorts Of prepared lotions
that are supposed to Act quickly upon
sunburn. but these are necessarily very
strong, and I hesitate to recommend
them. Many compilations cannot stand
a strong lotion.
That Is why I talk so much about
methods of prevention. But If. in spite
of your efforts. your skin has acquired
too many frecknes or a strong coat of
tan, I would advise you to choose a
slower method of bleaching with some
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by adding little water. and boiling
slowly long time. This second jelly
is firm, but does not keep very long
without fermenting. 1t should be labeled
and used before the other
For spiced currants, good to serve
with cold meats. boil seven pounds OF
currants. five pounds of brown sugar,
three tablespoonfuls each of cinnamon
and cloves and pint of vinegar slowly
for an hour and a half
Copyright, 1921
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Blackberry Shortcake.

Cream two tablespoonfuls of butter
with one cup of powdered sugar. Beat
three eggs light and add to them one
fourth cup Of cream and stir into the
creamed butter and sugar. Beat long
flour sifted twice with one teaspoonful
Of baking powder. Grease three cake
tins. half fill with this batter and bake
In quick oven. When cold remove
the shortcakes from the tins. Hull and
sweeten to taste two boxes of black
berries. Let them stand for several
hours. Spread each layer with the
blackberries and garnish the top layer
with blackberries and whipped cream.
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Cherry Blanc-Mange.

Put one quart Of milk into a sauce
pan, add one tablespoon Of butter, mix
one CUP of cornstarch smoothly with
one-ha6 cup of cold milk. When the
milk boils stir in the cornstarch and
stir for ten minutes, then add two
tablespoons Of sugar and one teaspoon
of vanilla extract. Stew two cups of
cherries until tender in one-haf cup of
water and add two tablespoons of sugar.
Rinse out q mold with cold water, ar
range q few cherries in the bottom.
then put in some blanc-mange, and the
rest of the cherries mixed with the
cornstarch. Turn cut when 6rm.
Serve with milk.
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Jonn
AUNT - POLNs
oook&9&Ro0K:
How to Use Cold Potatoes.

Cold potatoes may be used in numer-
Gus ways. They may be fried. tossed
or sauted, although boiled potatoes
should never be reheated and served
again as boiled. for in that guise they
have a very peculiar warmed up flavor,
which would tell the story at once.
When rubbed through a sieve cold
potatoes are useful for making fish
cakes. croquettes or cold meat pies.
Sliced cold potatoes make an excellent
salad If properly and literally seasoned
with salad dressing. A delicious pie may
be made OF chopped meat moistened with
nicely favored sauce and put into a
fireproof dish and then covered with a
good layer Of mashed potatoes and
baked in the oven. II cold potatoes
are smashed up with leftover cold fish
and moistened with a little butter and
white sauce, q good material for a pie
or croQuette is available,
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CHER AMI, FAMOUS PIGEON, NOW AT REST IN
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Washington.

Washington.
Dear Juniors: What
do you think! I have
found Cher Ami D. s.
c. The famous pigeon
is in the Smithsonian
Institution all stuffed
and just as lifelike
as can be. Cher Ami,
which m e a n s dear
friend. was awarded
the distinguished ser
vice cross for the
good work it did in
carrying messages in
the world war. Cher
Ami as b a dly
wounded many times
and the big thing
was carrying the mes
sage out and back to
the lines about the
Lost Battalion. Mr..
Harrington, who is
an American, who was
in the French army,
has written q poem
about tho bird that
was given the best OF
care by the American
government while 1t
lived. Hero Is some
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Peach Cobbler.

Wash and pare one quart of peaches,
cut them into halves and cook them
with one cup Of sugar and one cup Of
water until they are tender. Pour them
into a baking dish. reserving one-half
third cups Of -four, ne-fourth teaspoon
of salt and one teaspoon of baking
powder together three times. Add one
half cup Of sugar and two eggs. Mix
thoroughly with -one-third cup OF milk
and the remaining sirup. Pour the
moderate, oven for half an hour. Serve
hot
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LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON,

Did you ever pan gold? It is an in
teresting process. You scoop up pan
full Of broken rock and earth out Of the
bucket. It's hopeless looking painful
utterly commonplace. Then you pour
some water on it. And now perhaps
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logic assume that 1t is better to put
out the fire when the temperature goes
below so F.
Surely there was no need to go to
France for such information. Our own
country has much better and more
dependable vital statistics bureau than
has France, and much better weather
bureau, too. We all know. or at least
we usually assume. that pneumonia,
diphtheria, the measles, the influenza,
coryza, tonsilitis, bronchitis and other
respiratory infections (the fine old mel-
ical journal carefully calls them affec-
tions in this particular item) prevail
chiefly in the colder seasons.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Tennis Shoes.
am a girl of seventeen and just love
to wear tennis shoes. My brother tells
me wearing them will affect my eyes.
Is he right, and will wearing them any
length of time do me any harm? (V. Al
Answer - Brother must have been
reading the almanac. You may wear
tennis shoes, or rubbers, or rubber soles
immaterial so far as your health or your
eyes or eyesight may be concerned.
Pork IL wholesome.
| My father says 1t will not harm chill
dren to eat pork. He says when he
/ had pork about twice a day for severa
| weeks. and he is pretty husky. NJ!
| mother says it does us harm to eal
pork. both grown-ups and children
! U. H.)
Answer must vote unanimousl,
with father. Pork is wholesome ant
excellent food.
Never Know More Thnn Your Doctor
. he wanted to give me hy.
podermic of morphine or something. bu
/ wouldn't take that. Later on he wa.
going to put me under an anesthetic
but I've never been very strong. and
refused to take it. My husband said
needn't If l didn't want to.
haven't had a well day since the baby
| was born.
! Answer-You did nos understand, o
course, the real purpose of the hypo
dermic Of morphine or something anc
| the anesthetic The doctor wanted Il
give. Had you known that these aid.
I are often important in preventing lacer.
ations and other complications YOU
present condition might have been diff
ferent. 1t Is wise plan to dischargt
your doctor the moment you feel yol
know more than he knows about The
proper treatment. and employ one who
commands yOur confidence
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Black Pussy Finds She Is
Mistaken.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Don't laugh to see another fall;
Mistakes are common to us all.

When Black Pussy had been chased
away from the post where hung the
old coat, in the sleeve of which Jenny
and Mr.. Wren had built their home.
she had known by the sound Of his
voice that Farmer Browns Boy meant
for her to keep away. So Black Pussy
ran into the house, and there she
stayed until she was certain that her
master had gone out to the barn. Then
she crept out and ran to her favorite
hiding place under the barn, there to
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Baked Bauanas.

Peel one-half dozen baIianas and place
them in a baking pan. Sprinkle with
sugar and oover the bottom of the pan
with water. Bake in the oven for half
an hour. basting once or twice. Dish
them up and add to the pan the Juice
Of one lemon and stir ii around and
baste It over the bananas. Serve at
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think things over and perhaps afterward
take a nap.
"That saucy Jenny Wren has got
nest in that old coat" muttered Black
Pussy, as she settled herself in COM
fort. "I never have heard of such a
place for a nest. She must be crazy
10 have made one there, but l know
by the way she and Mr.. Wren acted that
there is a nest there. They gave their
secret away themselves. 1t would never
havS entered my head to look In that
old coat. 1t is funny how some folks
are so anxious to keep a secret that
they give it away at once.
'1 wonder how long they have been
nesting there. wonder il they have
some babies yet. l am told that Jenny
Mtln usually has . good-sized family.
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Fried Eggplant.

Peel one good-sized eggplant and cut
into slices Of one-fourth inch; dust with
salt and pepper; dip in beaten egg. Roll
hot fat. When they are brown on one
side turn and brown them on the other
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Personal Health Service
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M.
Noted Physician and Author

to 10
be q
written
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the southcrly projection ot the east
line ~ Block 3. overlook Pam ADD
tion, to the soutttly projection OF the
west line of Block D. Overlook PARK
Addition.
the number ~ front feet owned by each
ana destgnstinG tho property owned boy
wise, 80 as to Identify the same. and also
containing an estimate ~ ths total cost
Huount OF such cost 70 De assessoa
HgaiuEtthc nbuttinE property thr property
50 benefited aud other properly liable TO
assessment and the total amount Geo tc
upporuoued to. levied and assessed
against such property and the owners
thereof according 10 the benefits resulting
hae duy rsnmine6 revised. corrected
end aunroved said written statement and
assess the cost Of such improvements aud
directed notices thereof 60 bu givnn TO
ne owncfa ~ such propcrly by puu'ioa.
ton os provided D. said thstt.r ami has
required due notice u De served up.u rhc
owners ~ such property hN registered
letter addressed to suph owner and de.
posted Wa IN, Postoffics " tho CIV OF
Tulsa oN1huHuH. ana said Board dIu iu
SAID rr-UIu''u and notice as. d1fr un
such rfnroftF. gr the benefits thereto or
any VIHiu or lishility or obi IepfIuus tu
the making ~ such improvements. 20 u.
tn reference 90 the makns lt .u.h Nm
rrovem'uta. or any other objections
thorotoi and iu pursuance gt saId action
publication ana notice. such s.rsIon was
duly convened and held boy this Uoard
al The tiur dpsIEnated in said notice AMI
WitNbAS. Ht such AnHHi. this Hoard
dtd hear and consider uN complaints aud
objections 90 the makIur uf suoh tm-
prov. mcots and the sppurUUumcut ~ tho
cost thereof and dit thereafter rc,low
revise and correct said written statement
and ala approve ana confirm sHId state.
mEnt es ru revised and corrected. and
WHEREAS aU legal requirements have
been fuilv complied with iu uu'nutyr tho
levying Of said assessments against the
and other property liable TO assessment.
and the owurrs thereof iu said District,
and.
WHEREAS the asscssmcnts levied bv
this Ordinance have boon spportIDuod,
ana assessed upUn tho basis uf hnucflis
and Hone ot said sssoHsmenIa exceeds jhv
benefits Co the property against which "
is assessed 11i said assorsmruts ore ap
oortionod fpread ana s-ssssod against
the prop rfN HaHpEaa bio lu proportion 20
tho benefits afforded Co sui1 property uy
the improvements on account " which
SAID assessments are levied.
NOW, THEREFORE, nv IT ORpAtNEp
nv THE HtAHp or COMMISSIONER
or THE CITY or TULSA. OKLA
HCNA
SECTION . THAT there shall be- and
hereby ia auportionsd 90. charged. levied
and asscsrcd against the several lots and
tracts of land liable 90 assessment and
the owners thereof m NrBEET M
PRONEMENT DISTRICT 40 500 win
nAnccs thcruuutU belonging ts special
tax to nay Tibbcts & Pleasant Inc. To-
tho construction ~ street improvements
8s provided bv contract vifh the city ~
Tulsa, oklahoma. the FWuuut8 rrHUayt.
lvely as follows, 10 wit
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LEGAL

.r..f...f ln the Tulsa Daily World
o.,... DO. l2. 10 and lt 1924, World
t1or rnE HEARING ON ASSESS
'EfU, f. rUU PAVING AZ SrREET NJ
yrNrNr DISTRICT NUMBER 2bt
i.rv .F TULSA, OKLAHOMA
d. ..H.r..arrD with the resolution o;
a.. Y..rl ~ Commissioners adopted ON
a.. iIH lay ~ october, 1877 notice 70
Vag.ry r...g that the Board Of Cummis.
49,, ~ tho city of Tulsa Oklahoma,
~. ....Irad tho estimate and state
,,s. . llt city Engineer ~ to- the
.,r.'.rt ~ tho cost " the asphalt pave
rt which suuu.d be assessed Hgainst
Ws sbuttlug property he property
s,.f.t.f and other property Fable fpr az.
s.ssl..I and the owners thereof In
eTpfI IMPROVEMENT DISTINCT 40.
,ti U.... IH. Iuds4 tho following de-
..,...4 PORTIONS % streefs to-wit
ruEiFTu STREET from tho east
Iur u' Gcar3g avenue 20 the north
ur1Hu.tor VI The east line of Block
s.,.B t-. Forest Park Addition.
Arf sad Board Of Commissioners has
n. resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
I,femarf and estimate OF the city In.
strsar HaH ula determined TO assess the
sosf 10 o.. Improvements in said district
sralrs. fh" abuttinE property the prop
sTy benefited aui other property liahle
20 assessment, and the owners thereof.
As follows. to-wtt:
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Published In the Tulsa Daily World
october l1 1871 world Publishing
COmpanN Pub'iShera.l
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IRON ,., rur.burgh chron,cie.reIesrain.
"uuw Gar DO you travel IN crossing
tbe ocean from Liverpool to New
yo,t asked the teacher
iv,.t,.Ir thousand miles" replied
the br.ght youth.
mon H1. Think again" said the
taru reht' persisted the youth.
~, ...s three thousand miles in the
- and that's what 1t is IN a
pr,Ira. line. But I'm counting the
"ns ..l downs. i've been across. /"
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OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION
pavlng for Aroher stroetl

Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway
Company right of way described
sourI Kansas Tessa rat~ay
right of-way wing between the
northcrly projection Of the west
H"r,herl, @ 'gS''s ,;sn Ng'ng' ,ss T@' lg
liue uf Union Avenue. and lying
south Of q iiuo 3OA.a' north of and
parallel 70 the north line ot Archer
snTIo. q That .. the asssss'5Sn,s ',si
hereby levied against each of the abov"
described lots and parcels II land snail
bear interest At the rate Of seven uer
contum q per cent? per snuum and
both principal and interest are hereby dc.
ylered 10 be 4 debt against t9a owners Of
esld land, ana Il lien upon such lots ard
eNc'pt the lien Tor stst0- county aud cry
taxes from this date and tha sNme shah
be enforced and collected me- t,b"r tsytE
'Srcci and collected -r may Sg recovered
and tho lien enforced by appropriate Judi
SECTION O. That the assps-meutH
hereby levied aEslngt the above dosoribed
lots. tracts OF land and other property
liable 70 asscssmoul sha' be- payable in
lnstallneni with lnIoJgst tu hat date on
The whole assessment EhHI be payable
and one instahmeut thereof with Interest
ON be whole amount romaiulug unpaid
'o that date, shall br payable on the
., l'' doy ycsS! q ,sg5 9.g'emS'r ,,f g.fe 5
snfufIva1y IDtb iucIysfy.. and tha ns,or
.,nd CiDS Audi,cr no-.i .',CiIy,I
iire,tad ana n-dereJ o., Is.g, gnJ dsiiy"r
TO the contractor assigululo and uego.
irtSrngt uh,S.t sa'if , "t'.,af'
r5crt r,,,,To,s VI - a,t..tIt |hc
T'',,,, ~, ''o '.. '' 't
.,,,o,,n, i b,,',,la i, ; ,a,,tf
Ibs Hfflr, rf Ibe go,,,r.,' si,,,,,r ~ Iina,,,,
.,1d Pc,,rT ~ ~ ,,i. r 'rr.g, gria
non, , tba d., - s,.,r'.t.ar IN
~ lie "a 100 'isgI l.D, Ir'iu.t,,s
ana saId a. mi sb,t, t i.t,1 IL, AZ,
tb.rs is pr,jrg ana sss,,.,f sp1Ipst s,tI
nroporty sucb s, an1o-,Tt shsu ba
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LEGAL

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l....... At'... All b.sIruI,g
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".r '".. N.'O..n ''lauc" oi
ia.' 'H'n'. ".''H '.anE 'ine
Fh'I.. ~" llne
gi tacoma N'.'l' o Hf."h.o oi
d.. ",. M p'nt ao
HuIrW rs1t %, |aa vaica n
40 MORO "r '.'" Er u. ih' y. D.
iook Park Additions th.a,. .ast
pIUur Ihv euN'. |uH U. .H. N
k 8 o.. Railway ushtut ,a.
gEoriuN rhat ,hs ssssrm-rt.
described lots and PARCELS or iuui anaIl
boar interest 90 the rate of ff.ea pore
cipal and interest are hereby da-Iar'd 20
b. a debt against mo owners ~ fas
n.,I,l, ~ lg,t ",t.t' iii 1v,.r t,,.
except tne iien for stat. county and
a,1r sbaU be- rptarrad and Collected
a. other ts,es in tha cug of Tui.a. ohi9.
Ho"a ar' s9for,SSd 9Snd goi''g' ,. - or mSsxy
aurIrrfilfa miitriaI prnrerdlnva
'i..t.t" & &,mTv '9 ,5s aIaess'nes.s ~,
u'li11', w auk' ,nar
ptlu,.iF liable To- aasgssu'ut shan %
r,NH' 10 zen tlOl anuha, inslallmants,
hat dato ur.n the whole assossment
s''I %" p'f@n.g uyog lhe ~ d@Y OF
thrr.ot WIN In'srert on mo wlhelo
n..4n"' I,nl mug unpaid 20 lhat tate.
@''"6.r @ " % osoG o, The ' yqars 8s 'Sis TO issi i
N.,rr 'oa .ry 'g5,,'r ,,1,, a, hereby ,..g, .a,
eng d'.l''r Ig isg .'nuagtnr. assign,
a.' ,n. no.. I'F llIa W. hAlu
Nigd. ".ih ipe'dIwrut o9upong thereto
'lin'h"d or fng '".unia maturing coon
rsNhhIr Hi thr ofr.s m iho oGwmiaei7uer
a' fWarg" a0d Nr'"ru. ~ tho city of
ssptamnor -s.u ~ tu- r,ors i'.g 90 1881.
h"ih in, 'us''r. eul tni tah mus shaU
Do dnirl 'ho a'io ut fno passage ~ MS
-"rArh hkAlh.. HH'1 property. Hurh an
rcsHonablo attorneys f,s and e,rcnse ot
sour,un.. as ihr ,nn' ere nrttlnnt,,
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