Life — September 18, 1902 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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If Oi'd been gettin’ two dollars, + would be twoice as bad. Kape that in moind, dar- nd not be complainin’."”— Youth's Companton. + ‘Turner. is nothing the matter with y ristian Scientist, ely nothing. * persisted the absolu Pan T not cone * Let me ask you a questior ick man, “A thousand if you like.” “Well, eappose a man has nothing the matter with him, and he dies of it, what distn’t he have the matter with him?” ~ Philadelphia Press, replied th NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, Department of Finance, Rurean for the Collection of Taxes, September 1, 1902 ‘Taxpayers who desire to obtain their bills prompt- ly xhould make immediate written requisition cbianks may be procured in the borongh offices), xtatlug their property by Section or Ward, Block and Lotor Map Number, making copy of same from thelr Milk of last yeur, If w taxpayer tx nxsexsed for personal tax, the ulsition should also request bill for such tax. Fach requisition should be accomnpanted hy an elope hearing the proper address of the xpplt- cant and with return postage prepaid. In case of any doubt in regard to Ward, Section, Block or Lot Number, Taxpayers should take their deeds to the Department of Taxes and Assessment and have thelr property located on the maps of that Department, and forward to the Deputy Recetver of Taxes with the requisition, « certified memoran- nin of thelr property which will be furnished by pepartment of Taxes and Assessment ‘Taxpayers in this manner wil recelve their Lilla returned by mail at the earilest possible moment and avold any delay caused by walting on lines, ax 4s required in case of personal application, The requisition must he addressed and mafied to the Depaty Recelver of Taxes in whichever bor- ugh the property Is located, as follows : John J. McDonongh ST Chambers Street, Rorongh of Manhattan, New York. John B. Underhiil, corner Third and Tremont Avennes, Korongh of The Bronx, New York. Jaco $, Van Wyck, Muntetpal Butiding, Borongh of Rrooklyn, New York. Frederick W. Bleckwenn, corner Jackson Avenue and Fifth Street, Long Island City, Borongh of Queens, New York, John De Morgan, Stapleton, New York. DAVID E. AUSTEN, Recelver of Taxes, Hobe arenand ink artist mis, If vou havealling or a natural Sen for drawing.cut thisout mail ty ith your address and ecelve ont Lesser root pecs 7 mepaper artiete ani X.Y. SCHUOL OF CARICETERR, Studie 8% World Ridg., N.Y. City, New York, comicbooks.com