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I The Delinquent Tax List. (.'ontiiiued Irom j-age ) .1.), total 1.17. N04, stc o, twp 1111,13 v. ifio acres, laxos '04, 5. 30, penalty .27, costs .35, total 5.08. Sum m'4. nv.j,aiul lots 3 and j, sec i, twp 1111, t'35n 158. '"'.! acres, taxes '03, 4.76, '04, 5.30, penalty .50, costs .35, total 10.01. N'4 nw.i, sec iS, twp 1111, nGo, 40 acres, taxes '03, 1.20, penalty .06, costs .35, total 1,61. N2 nw'4, SW4 nw.j, sec 15, twp 11 t"35c, 120 acres, taxes '03, 3.60, penalty .rS, costs ,35, total 4.13. NTW4 Se4, IK'4 SW4, S2 SW4 , sec 17, twp nn, 1360, 160 acres, taxes 'Q3, 4.S1, '04, 5.36, penalty .51. costs .35, total 11.03. Nw4, sec 2S, twp ion, r27e, 160 acres, taxes '03, 4. Si, penalty .24, costs .35, total 5-40 S04 IIW4, S2 11W4. lot 4, sec 4, twp ion, r2oe, 160 acres, taxes '03, 4. Si, penalty .24, costs .35, total 5-40. SW4 1104, sec 2S, twp ion, 1530, 40 acres, taxes '03, 1.20, penalty .06, costs .35, total 1.61. Ii2 1104, sec 32, twp ion, 1330, 80 acres, taxes '03, 2.40 penalty .12, costs .35, total 1.87. Sw4, sec 34, twp ion, 1330, 160 acres, taxes '03, 4. Si, penalty .24, costs .35, total 5.40. S2 nw4, n2 SW4, sec 12, twp ion, r34e, 160 acres, taxes '03, 4. Si, penalty .24, costs .35, total 5-40- N2 SW4, 11W4 sw., SW4 1104, sec 24, twp ion, r35e, 160 acres, taxes '03, 4. So, '04, 5.36, penalty .51, costs .35, total 11.03. N04, sec 32, twp ion, 1350, 160 acres, taxes '03, 4. Si, penalty .24, costs .35, total 5.40. W2 1104, 112 11W4, sec 17, twp on, r2oe, 160 acres, taxes '03,4.81, '04, 5.36, penalty .51, costs .35, total 11.03. N2 nw4, sec 4, twp on, r27e, r30o, So acres, taxes '03, 2.40, '04, 2.6S, penalty .26, costs .35. total 5-Go. S2 11W4, 112 sw.j., sec 6, twp ion, r27e, 160 acres, taxes '04, 5.36, penalty .27, costs .35, total 6.08. S2 S04, 02 SW4, sec 7, twp ion, r2oe, 160 acres, taxes '04, 5.S4, penalty .20, costs .35, total 6.4S. N2 SW4, SW4 sw'4, sec 31, twp nn, r32o, 120 acres, taxes '04 , 4 .02, penalty .20, costs .35, votal 4.57. Lot 4, sec 6, twp ion, 320,34. 77 acres, taxes, '03, 1.05, '04, 1.17, penalty .11, costs .35, total 2,68. S04 se4, sec 6, twp ion, n2e, 40 acres, taxes '04, 1.34, penalty .07, costs .35, total 1.76. W2 sw., 11W4 11W4, soc 20, twp on, rsoo, 120 acres, eaxes '03, 3.60, penalty .18, costs .35, total 4.13. Nc'4 11W4, sec 11, twp gn 1321', 40 acres, taxes '03, 1.20, penalty .06, cost .35, total 1.61. S04 sw4, sec 12. twp on, r32P, 40 acrs, taxes '03, 1.2a, ponnlty ,q6, costs .35, total i.fii. Ne.j uw. sor 13, twp q n, r 32 0,40 nci'cs, taxes '03 i.jo, penally .no, cosls .35, mini Oi. t 82 uo.i: 112 sis.i. sec it. two nn.r X o.too illllU.-i, lil.NUS Oj, .J.OI, UUill(y . ., CUSIH JJj, total 5 ,o Nw4, see 20, Iwp 011, r -j e, 1G0 acres, taxes '03, 1 Si, piMinlly 24, rosin -5, total 5 P Nw., sec jO, Iwp 0 11, r 35 r, 100 acres, taxes '03, . Hi, punalty 24, costs 35, total 5 ,o Sw.j st.j , 02 sw,, sw.j sw.j, sue 10, twp S n, r 270, 1G0 acres, laxes 03, . Si,jenally 24, costs 35, total 5 40 Sw.j se., e2 sw 1 su.SW4, sec 15, twp tj 11, r jn it, 160 acres, taxes '03, . Si, punalty 24, costs .55, total 5 .jo Sw.j 111:4, SIJ I 'w4. 4,twpS n, r 32 o, So acres, taxes 'o , 2 40, penalty 12, costs 35, total 2 S7 W2 se sec 2S, twp 10, r 33 o, So acres, taxes 'oj, 2 OS, penalty 14, costs 35, total J '7 I-2 so, sec 32, twp 10, r 33, So acres, taxes 'o., 2 OS, penally 14, costs 35, total, 3 17. S2 nw, 11. t sw, sec 12, twp 10, r 34, 100 acres, taxes 'oj, 5 -ft, penally 27, costs 35, total 0 yb N04, sec 32, iwp 10, r 35, 160 acres, taxes '03, 4 So, '04, 5 30, penalty 51, costs 35, total 11 o 3 Se.j, sec 32, twp io, r 35, 1G0 acres, taxes '03, 4 So, '04, 5 30, penalty fi, costs 35, total 11 03 S04 ru!., sec 5, twp 10 r 30, 40 acres, taxes '04, 1 34, panalty i7, costs 35, total 1 70 S04, sec 5, twp io, r 30, 100 acres, taxes fM. 5 jO, penalty 27, costs 35, total 5 ijS W2 11W4, sec 9, twp 10, r 30, So acies, taxes '04, 2 GS, penally 14, costs 35, total 3 '7 Ne.j ne2, sec S, twp 10, r 3(1, 40 acres, taxes '04, 1 ., penalty 07, costs 35, total 1 70 Ne.j, sec 22, twp 10, r 30, 1O0 acres, taxes '. 5 iu punalty 27, total yS N5 nw.j, sec 21, twp y, r 30, So acres, taxes '04, 2 S, penally 14, cosis 35 total 17 J'-2 ne.j, sec 20, twp y, v 30, So acres, taxes 04 2 6b, penalty 14, costs 35, total 3 17 li2 se4, sec 20, twp y, r 30, So acres, taxes '04, 2 OS, penally 14, costs 35, total 17 W2 SW4, sec 21, twp y, r 30, So acres, taxes '04 2 OS, penalty 14, costs 35, total . 7 Xe4 sec 5 twp y r 33 lOoacies taxes '04 5 30 penalty 27 cosls 30 total 5 yS W2 SW4 sec 4 twp y r 33 bo acres taxes taxes '04 2 OS penalty 14 costs 35 total 3 17 iN2 11 w sec 2 twp y r 33 bo acres taxes '04 2 OS penalty 14 costs 35 total 3 17 N2 ssv.j sec 2 twp ui r 331? bo acres taxes '04 2 ob penalty 14 costs 35 total 3 17 IC2 sw.j sec 5 twp on r 30 c bo acre taxes 104 2 Ob penally 14 cosls 35 total 3 17 ln.2 11 W4 sec b twp y 11 1300 bo acrct. taxes '04 2 6b penalty 14 cosls 35 lotal 3 17 Wj 11U4 S2 nw sec 22 iwp b n r 2y e 1(10 acres taxes '04 5 30 penalty 27 costs 35 total 0 yS Se. nw'4 S2 SW4 so.) so.j, sec 15 twp S n r 30 e 1O0 acres taxes '04 5 -6 penalty 27 cosls 35 total 6 yS Sw'4 SW4 sec 4 twp 7 n r 2S e 40 acres taxes '03 1 20 '11 1 1 34 penally 13 costs 35 total 2 b2 Sa se.j nw.j se4 sec 5 twp 7 11 r 2S e 120 acres taxes '04 4 02 penalty 20 cosls 35 total 4 57 Nw.j SW4 su.j SW4 st-'t" 5 twp 7 n r 2S u bo acres taxes '04 2 OS penalty 14 cosls 35 total 3 17 NU4 sec S twp 7 n r 2S e 1O0 acres taxes'oj .1 81 '04 5 3O penalty 51 costs 35 total it 03 Se4 sec S twp 7 n r2be 100 acres taxes'03 4 Si '04 5 30 penalty 51 costs 35 total 11 03 Wa nw. nw.j sw. sec y twp 7 11 r aS e 120 acres taxes '03 3 Co '04 4 02 penalty 3b costs 35 total S 35 Se4 nw.j 02 sw SW4 se4 sec 2 twp ; 11 r 27 e 1G0 acres taxes '03 4 Si '04 5 36 pen alty 51 costs 35 total 11 03 Su. SC4 wa se.j sc4 sw, sue 5 twp 7 11 r 28 e 1G0 acres taxes '03 4 81 ponnlly 24 costs 35 total 5 40 S04 koc 34 twp Ti n r 34 p ifio acres taxes 'o 4 St penalty . costs 5 total 5 40 Sw4 see 25 twp s 11 r 27 e tfm acres taxes '03 4 Si penalty 24 cosls 35 total -. 40 Nc 11 w.j sec i) l wp ijiir $ c ju acres taxes '03 1 20 penalty o(t costs 15 tola' I fil S04 st4 Si.'C 22 twp 1 n r x$ e 40 acres taxes 'n 1 20 jmnalty o' costs $ total 1 Gi N2 se. e 1 hi4 sec 10 twi 7 n r jS e 120 acres taxes '04 4 02 ennliy 20 1 osts 35 lotal 4 57 Sw.j sw'4 s!C 11 twj) 7 11 r 2S e 40 acres l axes 'o 1 1 31 ienalty 07 cost. 3"" total 1 7(1 N. sec 2(1 twi 7 11 r 2S e too acres taxes 3 5 3" penalty 27 costs 35 total 5 yS Ii2 nw.j sec 20 twp o 11 r 27 e ,sn acres laxos '04 i GS pmmlty 14 costs 3s lotal S '7 S04 sec f twp Ci 11 131 e 1G0 acres taxes '04 5 3G )enalty 27 costs 5 lotal 5 yS Se.j sec 25 twp 5 11 r 27 e I'm acres taxes ,fM 5 3" punalty 27 costs 35 total 5 yS N2se.jsec 4 twj 511 1200 So acres taxes '03 2 (iS )enalty 14 costs 35 total 3 17 SPECIAL (LUBBINd OFfER. 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Such rigid economy was no longer required after the old lady who so admired hU books died and left him her entire fortune, amounting to over 10.01)0. --London Tit-Kits. Flight nf (he WdoiIchcIc. Some writers have claimed that the woodcock Is sure In his llight, never becoming entangled in briers or creoji Ing vines when In .swift Illght throuvb close eoer. That may have been their experience, but Is not mine. I have seen woodcocks when flushed In such spots become so entangled that they were forced to cease Hying and drop to the ground to again make a new start In Hying. 1 remember one old fellow that sat hidden before the stand of one of my setters until I almost steii ped on him and then, rising nearly Into my face, got tangled In a clump of Iron weed and fell at my feet. Had I been so dlsjiosed I could have caught him in my hands, but my desire was to boo If he was Injured, and n moment Inter he proved that he was only a badly frightened woodcock, as he dart ed away through cover while I watch ed and laughed at him. Amateur Sportsman. "The ('ornjilanter Indians oi Warren, I 'a., and their kinsmen on the New York state reservations, are the repositories of a vast amount of aboriginal lore," says John Co wan in November Outdoors. "They have many 'signs' by means ol which they claim to be able to foretell the character of the succeeding season with unerring accuracy. The wisest of their weather projihcts, how ever, will not venture a iie.i--ti. u on the strenglu of an) single sign, but observe all the natural ihenomenia siijosod to have any bearing upon the question, and then make their prediction in accordance with the weight of evidence. The thickness of the season's growth or bark upon the hick ory, oak, and maple trees; ihc size and num ber of cones ujxin the white jiir,,- and hem lock, the plentifulnessor scareiiy of berries on the wintcrgreeii and jiarlrid go-berry vines; and the thickness of the outer hulls of hickory nuts and of chestnut burrs, are all carefully noted. The depth of the bui rows made by the chipmunk, rabbit and ground hog is considered a safe guide, each of these animals being credited with the pos session of suHicient loresight todolvo well below the frost line. The size of the store of nuts laid away by squirrels, and the amount of honey gathered by wild bees arc .dso said to furnish 1 safe basis lor tunn ing an opinion. - Tin-: ii 1 1 i X Barber Shop f Good Service I not and (old Baths, Laundry Patterson. Prnn I t t ' I" t X