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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-18
l. h MS OF 81 BSChlHIlON.
For the Daily Herald.
For the semi-weekly HsraI,
Hon. Firman Smith.

A large crowd assembled in the
Circuit Court room Saturday to hear
the political address OF Hon. Firman
Smith, of Nashville. Mr.. Smith is q
gifted young orator, and his address
was packed with convincing fact and
argument for Democracy. He re-
ceived profound and appreciative
attention and was literally applauded
throughout. He made fine inn
preston personally and did good SER
vice for the party.
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n1ound BuIIders, Grave Opened.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 17.-At Balm Springs,
KY, Friday, a mound builders grave
was opened. and the remains Of man
were discovered. The bones crumbled
as soon as they were exposed to the air.
On the vertebrae of the neck were found
elk teeth, used as beads.
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THE RACKET STORE.


"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. It's action upon the sys-
TEN ia remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes ar OucS the causa and the
disease Immediately disanpeP' The
first dose greatly benefits, IS
c-nts Warranted by A. b. Rains,
druggist Columhia Tenn. oct4 6m
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i Slight Wreck.

Early Friday morning, freight train
No. 3rd 70, ran into the back end
of train 2nd 73, which was just ahead
of it, at Dodson's Gap, about two
miles north of Lynuville, knocking
one or two cars off the track No
one was hurt, or any serious done
except the delay of the Pulaski and
Nashville accommodation about
three and h2f hours.
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WITH Mr.. Harrison in the White
House saying that be washes. his
hands of the South" and will not be
satisfied until he trans the Force bill
down the throats OF the people of the
South" the man who fails to register
and vote the Democratic ticket, is
disloy al to the South, untrue to him
self ard his family.
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GREAT preparations are being made
10y the teachers and pupils of the
Andrews School to entertain the pub
lie on next Friday, Columbus day
Their Invitation TO the public will be
found at another place In our COL
ums. Arrange your business so that
Won can be there on that day, and
assist in the celebration.
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Detroit Attainment.

DETROIT, Oct. 17.-Charles Bobzin
& Company, dealers in pianos, organs
and general musical merchandise, have
ASSIGNED. Liabilitie5 &IOO.OOO.
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PUBLIC SPEAKINGS,
Confessed HIS GUILT.

JUDGE PETER IUKNEY, Columbia,
Tuesday, October p.
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To Horsemen and Farmers.

We desire to cal your attention to
some special features of our paper:
AS a stock man, you will doubtless
be Interested in the columns or our
Fleetwood" which appear every day
in the DAILY HERALD aud are repro
duced in our Semi-Weekly.
His notes, which have given the
HERALD a wide reputation as a stock
paper, cover completely and prompt
iy the stock news of this section,
which has become the most noted in
the State for fine stock of all kinds,
especially for fast harness horses.
You will, perhaps, desire detailed
accounts of the races here at the Co
lumbia Driving Park, October p to
November ), to keep posted on the
development of our promising young
horses, and TO learn more OF our mag
niflceut country.
Ours is the ouly paper in which you
can get such detailed accounts and
the full information that you wish.
Let us send you our paper-for a
quarter, at least-and let us start you
at once, so that you may get the news
o.. the races.
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State Democratic Ticket.
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National Democratic Ticket.

State at Large,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR,
Washington County.
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR,
Henderson County.
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TIE British &-nlsl ,svv ri: .z>oa'5 $50 e,1a oao
= oAs-sze= from -sre cA5st - a-cs~. sc ia.,
ClstacaS s'102n-ao- excise. Sllae.sC-
s-z-aes. sesa's .2a- income I'D v---e--v *
s. 19z sss- ysas..sses- - s 5s3r ,eleSrz-e So
oo 2'a. MISE .aEs-2s. 1lc-zt.zs as ;Nx
s-lSs 12:v. cSes@ la22s exc. ss5.2a,s ase, ;n-A-
So an Uf iEs wee Customs REVENGE
nearly Aa1i cones I-e-2 :ehzcco, al EIsa
ftc-a ia oev -.1eteez Srsss - ~ >. z-s
name. - tA- b. - crScazs tA-S1 L1e t@.A.
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PERSONAL

" 2 st&5ra;- 81 Evs-et-- s 81 tas Grand
c Z El5se7- Q. Bate Is - tAs Desl5e-tSl
gsco,gs E@tsaz. q szk5lfes. 4 IL ;ae I1-lsr
II 2 1azkz1s. q = Eoz5s. cozs2a al Z. =
lanes Co.ezaEz, q EvsceT-, : a. tie Oec5-
dental
Fr1ak ! Ha,n.,s57. d F4l-a1vsa. "a s, iAs
Na-.As-z-
c Z Besss- .: MeXlaarslls. o.. 50, ;a=
Ar,ingzaz.
Csv.ssa : Z Es1tkn. 81 Vancouver. W.sA. !.
a. s1s 1sAlg-
J. Z Ta-92z returned yss.z-3Ey t-o2 vses-
i5ua = Bos.oa
! n Flalt- TIA banker, q Aasea-sss- ls.f IS,
-1Eh1 Ia- to1E
AlI-s5 / BlGsk. al k-.o-1sy 0. Ses wha,eoz,
"a - tie Ta-Ils- sotz--
@sIss = &cCEza. tie AzEco-tss ssu-2il
os,Ds-- s a. t1e i5l-le-
jams 2 Potter sa3 " A 2os.s-, 81 F45al-o
C-Ty, s-s Al Tie Arlington
NJ sz3 N-s Il p Eowas. twool3 citizens os
Mount fe-1olz- s-e 81 iAs Dele-.
F-e1 Drew. .Evs- q tAs PIT 6a-a1s MI
Cazzrss1y- sE-s1t >uz@zy II l1s c-Gr-
: Preston Naa-e. u1e q sAe oEoe-s .. re
Psf IEscUvs-y Elli. w&s = ne Islls- As; night
= y Do-c. Eell Known ssso-2@y q New
v a&1sa-z- : - ths N0;taera ao.<L
Georrz Seisaz. % s2lts2 c5sy. s2-a2; So-ia.
era r414-1a3 co2t<ae;ar, : 9. G1s Northern ho.eZ
& sasEoca Hoo1rr. a S@u Franz Sc. : q; ne
Rainier, WISH - us a.93Ae,. = "a Esoksr.
" Naa-s- bsaS ker1e- 5o- tae Elsrk T5z-
-zo24 Cek- Company, a sZssi 81 fhe li--Is-
Aoss-
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S7&2e~
Eaa Na-Es1s, G. ia Back Diamond NINE. Is 81
TIE Ess.s-
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LIVELY stENE ~ rHE Ha.Bos
Clear Air and sky Attract Many Boat
an. Farskes.

TIE Natsr iron; % t1e clGy presented -
inspiring slgA- yesterday. al dsr tae
sav Ass without c,>G5 sn3 - clear VS.
:.-s atmosphere tbs; ne sp2,a - three
-..ss across ;a= hs-eo- - DGea-,ssa
hsa5 seemed scarcely more than :
stones th-ow. TIE rar-o:-x&- Carries
tc2. w-Gh her Polished guns an.i
base ~1sEe hall STOOD o-, n
b, q REEF wA5-e beyond toe exna2se q
ws-s-. -.2s mics distant. he caring
- ~ from re Pr; = akelev nails wAs
panty y.>.e-e, Ias bsy was dotted wssA
steam lunches sA4lnz ooaes aa5 other
sr@s- c-st: g. every &e>c-- pt-oa. ~hsge
Ae-e AD3 there c.c~e- - socre could -
sen the head Ar1 shoulders o. swimmer
Aos2sclCE tae SHe4.-- sat water
A;IAs t'-e-o. Improvement Co-arsnv's
s-rke-S W&s ;ls steamship WAlls Walls
t2N-r- ca : cs-so g co&l. ana hsvo1s
to1s-e& re Ia and stately 1saSrS 81. !
sap, 80 -e&1.-c cssl t3- >oG;asrn vs-:S.
A.-1E gee Ws;s- f~oas 81 the va~ e,sS
WaS-Ves ~s-e several srAoeaDs~S ans SIMS
SID t5e steamers WASHINGTON. Idaho Fa5--
haven CsTy ~ Cs5acy, E3ifh. C5ty - >ext-
-, Aa3e. ard Ao1.sSe..o an ) ruIAs-
e c.Ae- sna.lS- steamers Generally m
Sunday the S2-e- f-c2, : very 1a.E. h-s
yesterday SAs decided sxceptloa. - VS.
evidenced 81 The crcsGs ~ p-o-1eaa3a-s
- Ss-s SlE0oSs a. Numerous - tie v.Sst-
crS 81 the axe resorts
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ley; hk-1 Retriever, eighteen days from
san Francisco for Hadlocs; bk T ".
L-cas. tEe1Ey-oze 6zys from Sza Fran
cisco for Sez-sle
The ssezl=- Discovery picked ~ 6s-e-
llct sloop floating il tAs straits yesterday
sid toEe5 her ID Pa-t Angeles This =
presumed 20 d s1oon belonging 70 Viz
ro-ia
TAToosz, July Il-5 =. z--Cloz6y:
light soz.aEes. wind. Passed i2-Rkta-
Eet-ieFe-. n toE. Passed o2t ~ : =. r.,
four mast schooner n sow OF cls Hoyoks.
Tug E0.yose passed L ~ noon
Nah Bar, July rs . O--C.o-dys
Hight wind
Pear CBEcEz. T1iy M-5 p "a
C1ol6y; Egas xess wind.
POE- AysEE July "a = H.
C4o16y, fresh xes4 Wind
AovIuE, July I1-a--Ive1-CEEy Of
Rome. from Ne. YORK; State OF Nsvz6s.
fro-a Nsw YORK
a4vEE. jay I0-Ar-ivs3-5sscoso
from NeE No-E
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BURGLAR IN IRE KITCHEN,


Al Il o'ciock IS. night The family o
james Collins. living ~ Main street. near
Fourth. acre awakened ~ peculiar noises
coming fro-a the kitchen M Co-s.1s
z-0Ss and. e-s=D17c down ss&2-s. Slscav-
cred n The G&-kszeS roo-a Ehe fo-ca o :
nan. and imagining IAz: IL oozs3 Sc tas
nan handling wh&1 looked Ike /. sack o.
potatoes. hs hurried 70 lie Tenth stree.
IRE engine ha1se> 3 S1o-1 distance AWAY
a13 declared tA2E a burglar w2s II his
house Immediately telephone &l2-a vas
ssa, - police headquarters sid. wA.le
CAPTAIN Willard ana Ja.le- Noa.s we-e
hurry.1x - tse Scs2e w5ta a. szsse3 !. re
VAs-oi wagon. torsa n-sz1s. quietly 81
rounded Collins hoEse - guard scsins;
the escavs q the thief, sho1I2 lie take
&l2rE2-
The ns.-e. wagon vas stopne5 : AsccS
&Eav - q nog - excite tae kz-glz-'s SIS
r5cson. s2z5 Captain Wharf r-oeeesset n
rake 81 Investigation. he touae he
Kitchen dor uc.ocks5, an. wish 6cren
6re-ae1 81 - Ase2s, rusas3 sato ne
roo-a- The lash q tAs Yo.zcezo zzfs 5s-k
lAnEe-a d5G aos reveal she expected daring
b1rs.a---onlx 3 bsE. aasSv yoznx naals
d-5yer via sae ps2np family servant s.-l
q his AIRS
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HEEyITEE~

Yesterday n T1s rz1r7lzs 10 EcT Z, { Gar
rest Ss-svs-e2 a se-Zaa o. tss D-2s-sccs Be-
izes2 Imagination ara EalEA@
a. thursday t>e F2qass e 1hs Ssa3sy-scAoo,
g - Max. eha-cA vi have hosi r59s q
re stsazae- Et-kasa7 sd tAe5r annual vscasc
Cu .sa sAore G. Lake Washington
rs s.saE7s, TAouzs Z Nxar, whscA vxs
hss5.; " tAe $o-thsra P&el6c a. FxscS 20. :-szs-
~ r1rgases during tAa ~ GIac 81 tie hr.&ss
- t.ss sas2ce. sss Fo-e - Eock is.Az1. 81 re
Co-aF1A-H 5c- Gse y ~ G-esi Northern. wasca
rs Ao1ch; her TIE cztaa {, - - tern z~xv
AZ y-esks 49, - lad - tse 5ec8 80 rs
t-.-stt- g cars
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NEWS OF RAILROADS.
First Steel Arrives for Monte
Cristo Road.
TRAINS RUNNING TO SPOKANE.
Great Nersnern Line In Operauen-The
Lake Shore DezI-Hll On His
Way 70 the CeAst-

The first sh.c-reaf q rails fo- u.
Eve-e1t 4 Monte C-lszo -zzl-oz5 arrived Il
the ctr over me Northern P4clEc -ozd
yesterday and vent no-f1 over The Lake
Shore r025 I. consists Of thirteen c2-
loads. part % Eh5ch goes - S23hozisa
to- the completion o. sas Three ; road
from Lowell % = junction wlth TIE Great
Northern 81 ETs-ssE. and 1hs remainder
- E2-TEo-1, where f-zckLzrIng Vii begin
= = d&y o. 1Eo from ths poi-i o. junction
With tbs Lake shore road sast. ! llseo-
motive for fhe rad came 81 the sane El-zs
and vent CIT OF The sane tram.
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shipping shIngIes va Northern P.eiae.

BLAINE JAY Ia - Special. - Large
quantities o. shingles hsve been piiing up
- this point awaiting cA-s. which i ap-
rSared almost l-npoSS5 BE ID obtain. and
some q The mills seemed compelled 10
cz1rtzl4 Ihel- cl.pEz- Mosi Of she shin
g-es manufactured here hare been shicoea
over the Canadian. b-t that company has
2ot furnished the required transportation
facilities. 80 Cain Bros have made S.
-zncsneat x5tA the Northern P2clkc. and
Nj ship .heir oafP2I ~ that line. Work
: 20E vel U21e- Wy On the three rex
nils. watch VII make eight 81 this raolaz.
81 q hich Nlll be running within The
next sky &avS
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The Spokane SpeksxHa1 SAYS: TIE
t5-ez1 Northern ) buslIy 81 wo-E north
est q TIE CITY. ezs. O Arlington heights
4 number q si1s.-2cks have bean laid.
covering = large sre2 u thai F5clRlFy.
More fhan dozen homes some e. them
neaEly painted and evidently permanent
residences with po-ches ezG oataous@s.
Azve b@=a erected II Ekas vas month
aso only prairie. Immense piles q s5es
are 1e2- ihe tracks. s13 three Large iron
Turntables a-e a. ready 70 te PLACED IS
sooa IS fAe pits FOR them are baIL
Tie Great Northern : going - Zse
the Seattle. Lake Shore & Eas.e-e
tracks after Monday, though 4
/ s.ill denied st-enGczs,v thze The Hill
-oz3 A2s uarcAassd The Seattle line. o7e
reason Why this = said n01 20 be true :
ina. tie bonds o. the Seattle rosa cover
both tas Seattle and spokane sections, and
= : impossible 10 divide them Hi Is
wiling 10 tzy the Spokane line. Int does
not w&o- ihe Seattle end. and while the
Northern Pacific Is perfectly wiling ID
make me szls TIE condition C The bonds
makes this Impossible unless some arrange
ras1s : reached OF which the bonds can
81 - called Il and Issued aae< on each
division separately. No s-zi5ag for yards.
switches, etc hzs ye1 beaa done II North
sPoksns- The s:3etracks a-e simply laid
- Eaa g-0aad, regardless 81 rs i-regz-a-.sy.
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The first week of our CLEARANCE SALE has been phe-
nomenaly successful owing entirely bona de and seeyi
dent reductions Every lady who has visited our store since the
first day of this sale will bear in the statement that
never have such values been offered in Our facilities
Tor waiting customers excellent that no matter how
crowded be- and ii has been crowded 70 IFS ut
most capacity this week they or an
noyanee We desire that lady Seattle avail themselves
OF the wonderful bargains Offering during the eontinu
anee OF this sale Remember it closes positively Augusta
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TIE Cay Ifveeso-y tx tAe eog7c2t ysss i 80
n Toe>s Ary oSe HAVING Esass = change u
sAe-- o2s aoss location ~ pas o. VSs-&sass "a.
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o. es1sEw-sa. po-Ss SSs;s.s D-7Scgs-y Co.
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\ whole section for Terminals.

EvEEET-. J1iv 4-The Great Northern
Eal-~ay Company hiss .oessy entered s.
condemnation scIt - SnoAonisA for al
= section i, -anee ; e&sL township -,
.os .sr-a.aa. rErE.e.sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-11

The extension .: TIE Spokane K North
en- railroad INFO the Colyille reservations
". follow the heIGls rivez. The line -
tao points VII cross fa- few miles into
British Columbia /; All then continue
za.z IN -. -. 49,. .-----.---z
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su.ssunr CIty Bs,l..

L. enc 7sspecf TIE aDiis}nE committee
q e.,y sala:le3 - cge>lls. sal thzs =
foT ,es 'ez--sass care wSiA wAseh every
CAN against she c5Vy = entertained TIE
work as uat perfume; 2r5sy done, AMI 81 a
SESSION e tAe caaaasittee. Avs4s - isp&rs-
uacDss are s1t1 raossei 81 III am every stern.
Acting Mares >sccGeF brings ~ o<Sr tas
discipline C. als sruy experience, I. NJ
D&2lsoa = nan d el.slassS. Ilr. A.Ss5sE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-11

President Hi. q he G-e2. Northern
railroad. : again 81 his S&y - TINS ciIy-
De : noE gong over ne whole Inc. in
ela5lDc that Zzds- Construction On 81
yzy3ag here he wl.l zcsla Isckle the QueS-
t5on Of terminal fzc34srses
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sxear.5eas to sneaualmi~ ran.

y ~ -o2=3 s-;n ~ >ea1sys. .t&4 - 3sss
q So s. Al ta- raea2 t-sp. SAree-eAv E-eScss
= y $50 SIS >Asa9tSys- >asc4s. vStss sss ra7-
- t9sae ~ a9q1laAs.oa u use- sa2s tEaas a.a,
1aE, o@-}S4;ts- RESORT ssS3 Aese- = 4 IA
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IS verv exsct- zzd C0-rt-olsc- Csrsoa
keers lis t.ooEs II co-3e-cszl form. FOL
low5zg O.. soz> of The Tzzas q his r-s1s-
eesso-, Chz-1cer II. Ferris
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-11

beginning yesterday. daily trains we're
Ezs Cd the Great Northern railroad BE-
ESee. - Paul and H4vre. Mont. aa1
trans twice = week between ESvre. Mont.
sna spokane. On tie Pacific division TIE
Paczlc extension : So miles DONG. TIE
e-sEst5oa OF Pacific Junction s 25I- feet.
Prom Pacific junction there IS = g-ssEal
ascent = the lire. 2nl So , poln. is miles
vest o. Pseinc Junction the summit Is
reached Ii : the highest point On The
ll1e. 223 sae elevation = $50 fesL 4.
H2soo pass, es miles from Pz-
e]1c junction, .As -oai passes through
t111el 81 e elevation Of Ass fest.
the e-syztio1 Il the nesk AZ sa2. paint
being 1 ~ feet Ths-e Is = gradual descent
westward from TIE Summit 10 k&lispsli,
which hxs 81 elevation D! , 9.i7 fee. and Is
- miles from Pscl1ic Jn1c1ioa. Between
Jennings sn6 Boaner's Ferry the line fol-
lows the hoofe1z. river. Il strikes the
Pend Z '0-elLe ne2- Sand PEN. ard TO-
loEs Il 70 Newport From Newport 20
Cor1oV.a x parallels the Little Spokane.
making : gradual 6sscsa. - Spokane, the
eeF2slon o. which i I,s-6 feet There are
- bridges On The T4Eli.c extension.
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Tae >Szz-e e2s vzss@3 t5e ~ -sss--z-z = -
>cE-< - cans "a can - 1sssss ge--cy, ~
-o2T 80 es-Etl1 lsz3s x-5 l=--s~s-.a-.S a
re,zzss = 80 Sass zu1 81 E-s~e5Scs
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a Asr3 - zosa-sa1s AzzsaSs.-s tr.<sz3s Azvs
ase2 csssa-s2 u 30 SSzsA
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

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wEt@-s-
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wa:1s. z1&-Es ne se1.As-lv sn.-zZ>e - ><-s "a
e1sG2s-
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-05
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construc.
tion OF sewers In the streets hereinafter named
hereby notified that the assessments for said
construction the 2Sth day OF June lStS
lodged at the ONCE OF the City Treasurer.
In Ernest street from Eddy street 90 Aliens ave-
nue.. Section g. Improved Sewerage System.
In Crocker avenue. Section o. Improved Sew
erege System.
street. In Irving street from Hamilton street 70 Mel
rose street and In Merose street from Irving street
In Common street from Jefferson street to Null
b b,rry street.
II payment of the whole of any assessment Is
made before the 2sth day OF June, 1908, deduction
will be made the same at the rate OF six per cen.
tum per annum from the date OF payment to said
last mentioned date
One-thlrd OF the assessment may be paid at any
time within one year from the time the assessment
Is lodged with the City Treasurer. without Interest
The second instament OF one-third may be paid
within two years from the day of said lodgment
with the City Treasurer by paying In addition
there To the interest on the whole amount due ON
said assessment mt the rate OF six (6) per cent per
annum, from the first day OF the second year after
said lodgment e. the time OF payment;
The last or third instaliment OF the assessment
ment by paying In addition thereto the interest
thereon at the rate OF six 6) per cent. per annum
from the date OF the last payment
If the first installment IL not paid at the end OF
from the day of the lodgment of the asse
ment with tho City Treasurer the whole assessment
can then be collected with interest therefrom. AT
the rate OF SIX .6) per cent. per hnnum and ex-
penses Of collection. ID. J.. ID GRANGER.
ie2S-tr City Treasurer