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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

Vincent Bonner tried loard a move
Ing =, ". Il b. truna' Water and Mar.
kct last night, bat missed his footing and
received broken ankle. DR.. Miller NV
the mal fall, picked hm up and ate.
treating him had him removed tOLts hon-
No 9.V Chnsuut street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08
Constitutional Convention

The polls will be opened between the hours
o. 6 ana 0 o CLOCK in the forenoon and Will
continue open until 6 o'clock In the after.
noon. PAUL GILLIs. Sheriff.
sherlfs Office. Wilmington. Del, October
I'd, 1895. o3-te
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

TALIFOItN Am leo. Texas. China, Japan
" Australia, Hawaiian Islands. Contra
America. Special rates for freight Or passage
Choice OF routes. Private cars to rent Spe
ciai tourist parties. Free map and pamph
eta j. Smith. Axt. 10 3. Sd st. Phila.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

DHILADElPHlA Conservatory OF Music.
1 800 North Broad street. Philadelphia.
Branch 8l7 Market street Camden. N. j. 10Th
season. Instrumental. Vocal anu Dramatic
Depui tments. Terms $3.50 to $NDO. lnstruc.
tion thoroua and complete in all Its depart
ments For further Information write for
catalogue. II. &. bCHRlMER. Director. sO9
Nor h Broad street sl!.lm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

NOCICE-H. aoegeisrerger. N. D.. El6 Mar.
IN ket street. made tho eye his special
study in the universities Of Fienna. AustrIs
and New Work CITY In the Philadelphia POLY
cline and Jllls Eye II ospital. lie examine.
eytsiree and guarantees satisfaction Gold
glasses $500; steel glasses 50 cents. "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

DELlEFIN SIX HOURS-Distressing Md
II ney and bladder diseases relieved IN six
hoursby the New Great South American
Kidney Cure" This new remedy Is great
surprise or account of its exceeding proMpt'
less In relieving pain In the bladder, kidneys
back anu every part Of the IL rinary passages
iu male or female 1t relieves retention Or
utely. 1.-Two want quick relief and cure. this
isyeur remedy Sold by q James Belt Drug.
g!st, wilmington. Del. 1s-lyt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

Charles Black and John NewcH tpen.
Wednesday fishing in the culuI. lDay
brought hume stone twcNty.,oLl pound.
Of fish us the result If their days s! ont.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

Excursion to Reading, l'n".day, October
18th large military parade, / %.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

NoriCE-SsaW reward for the a oi,S OF Of
and John Smith. alias Chester Jack' pris.
onors who escaped from New Castle jail on
Saturday evening. Sept ~. 1896. PAUL
ellis. Sheriff. s2S-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

NJ OTlCE-HavinE bought tho business of
~ block making. elevator and steering
gear. carried on by George Green. SUCCESSOR
TO John Tayler. TatnalI street below railroad
all money due the firm. also all debts OF the
trm. will DO collected and paid by me. ID. Nc
Henry business will still be carried on No
the same nIaos o0-8t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08
NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.

Der 50. 1895. At the various polling places In
New Castle county and city OF Wilmington,
In the State Of Delaware. an election for
Ten Delegates to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

1t is low pretty well settled tA@t there
will be no further compromise between
the two factions Of tho Republican party.
The Republic w lr"Hr hnl a bet ." chance
OF clectjng every nan ON the tlnlint in
each county in til" state, bat at the ti"rrgg
town convention they proclaimed that
they We're ready to defeat the party i'll o.
der to defeat Adlicks and they still al
here to thai declaration How they can
expect the men who uphold the party t"
sustain them in such a purpose we are I'm
able to undrrs and. II Add''ks can he
defeated and the party rcmain intact We
nre satisfied, but we can never sanction
the ac's of any man or set Of men who
propose to defeat the party in order to dc
feat an objectionable rival. LIT the vot-
ers look into the matter and determine
lust where honor or principle come in un-
der such circumstances If any can tell
us, they should let us know, 50 we may
understand in which direction the party is
drifting The effort to defeat the party
In order to defeat Addicks must result in
The election Of Tunnel Governor, Handy
to Congress and John f. ~uuls bury to the
!. u S Senate II such is the object and
Anllon of these purss We desire to lie
coIINksl ont. The project /. an abomlua
t,on anYWlSsye surprised that auy pnol
Republican shall be a party to It, Think
of IT. when the Republicuns tbroryh,,ut
the countrv are strnlninp every nerve ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

a TTEN rlON-Persons 1esiring purs iru{
n. and CHEMICALS, or wishing thoIr prs
scriptions or private receipt carefully com
pounded with pure materials. should go to
The drug storeof II, X HuINGH1RsT No.
sI7 Market steet WilmisKton Del TT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

q, OF average weekly not income with
200 $3.50 Inv ested. Sale. conservative.
Prospectus proofs Tree. +. Daily ls03 broad.
WAY New York, a7.8m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

Members Of Mckinley Club and Bryan Clubs
be sure to get from your druggist or shoe
dealer before you march. package OF /
shake 1t Into your shoes 1t Instantly takos
the sting out of corns aud bunlons and pre-
rents blistcrs and, swollen, tired. sweating.
aching iset. Aliens Foot-Ease max s march
lnR delight We have over 10, 000t' simon.
ials, Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. 20
cents. Samples sent FREE, Address, Allen
8. Olmsted. lie Roy, N. Y. sl2-tt . Am
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

d. O. average weekly net income with
MOO 500 invested. Safe. conservative
Prospectus proofs, free. 4. DAILY. 1888 Broad
way. new York. s2.lm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

D EST PRICES paid f. r all kinds OF second
d hand goods. stoves, furniture. and all
other Ii )usenold goods. Also good clothing
and shoes. Please give usR call. All orders
will BIZ promptly attended to. A. J. Connor.
607 W. Front street. sl4- 26t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08
DEGl>TEkS ONpEn
n EEUl~TEits OFFICE.
kEN ChsTI.L COUNTY, DEL,

sept 20. 1896.
Upon the application of Rohr:tt. Train,
EAcrutor OF Isaac g. Saxion. late OF
Wilmington Ild.. in said county dcccased.
It is ordered and direct Ell by tho licgisler. that
tho Executor aforesaid give rotice of
granting OF Letters leSta:nentary upon
Inc estate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof. by causing advertisements
10 Lu posted within forty days from me dato
OF such letters III six OF the most puzzle pidcee
Of the county OF New Castle, requiring all
uursOus having demands against the estate
10 present the sure. or abide by Rn not OF
Assembly IN such case made ami PROVIDED;
and also cutisc the ennc to 10 inserted with
IN the same periol in the nAihy REPUBII-
CAN, newspaper published in wilmington.
Del, aud 10 he con inucd therein thros
weeks, c. o. d.
- Given under the ianl md seal OF
rs. oliCr ut the Register aforesaid at
- W,!'IiugtUn. i'll New Castle county
Aforesaid, the Dizzy Wui year above written.
ChlNtH " CW,oSAS. Register.
NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that lot.
trrs Tss'unoniary wcro III due form OF
law ginltcd unto The undersigned. on the
!!tu dry Oi -".t A. u. 1895, aud that al per-
sons having eta ms against thr estate Oh th>
dc.rU.,a Ili!gi present the same. Iuiy n'irV''
ed, to tho snid Executor OH or before
tho 10Th day of sept 1876 or abide tue hct
OF Assembly 1T sGCu case lAnde nnlpruVlei.
NOilElT e. FhAlM.
AdIress: !lniug ror. Del. OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

TNUR SALE OR Excl Angela farm con.
Il tanning 80 acres in Hrandywiue H hundred
about 4 miles from Wilmington near Con.
cord pike. with good outbuil dlngs and In fair
state OF cultivation. Any one wanting
good home can purchase at sacrifice. There
are two dwelling houses on the property one
lin. Front and s6iplsy strsets. city. =.
SLIM 9 I'm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

TIE Howard co.ored school since it has
been enlarged and improved, is one Of the
handsolnest school buildings III our city.
The Board Of Education certainly did not
stint anything while making the improve
meuts. The colorcl people Of Whining
ton are as we'll looked alter in the matter
Of school facilities, MS any other city OF its
sizo in the Uuitcd States. The position
geographically occupied by Wilmington
should make the school facilities that
much more appreciated by the parents OF
the cUlurcd children. a committee from
the New Century Club, accompanied by
Mr.. G. Nj Leiich, member OF the COM
mltcc Of the school, gave it thorough
inspection on Wednesday, morning and
highly cumplimuutcu tho teacher, and
scholars The school will bear Inspection
by our citizens and Is doing II good work.
Now the fairy story is going the rounds
in Wilmington thai by Il house to house
canvass Between 1000 and 300 Republicans
have been found who will vote Tor Bryan
anu SeWaIl. Inc man or men VINO put ll!S
canaru in circulation should certainly have
u leather medal struck off for them. There
will be more Democrats, ten 10 one, who
will vote for sound money, than Republi-
cans who Will vote Tor free silver Ihc
free silverItrs i'll the Republican party can
be easily couutcd, while the disaI1ecllon i'll
the Democratic ranks is really appalling
tothc Lurty leaders in Delaware. Nearly
everything has been done to drive the gold
Democrats into line this year, but thus far
without bearing any results. Even read
ing them out Ut the Democratic Clubs and
party has had no effect in driving tliGln
back again in the free silver party, mis-
| named Democratic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08
| Boys Suits-come and see

| Boys Sults-come and see
Fem.
| Good.
| One Of our Boys suits sold
1850 worth of Mems clothes
yesterday.
| How
| Mother who bought a suit
flor her boy found out that her
husband was paving too much
for his clothes ELSEWHERE.
She brought him here-he
saved money aud we made a
customer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

y7OR SALE OR RENT-Fine residences at
+ 9th and Franklin streets. Any one look.
4 Son. ITO Broolno street or 1915 ". 10th.
ft.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

JNOR SALE-Burber shop. good viii and
Il fixtures. Apply Co. 7th and Was1ins-
ton, streets. o6.3'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08
LOST.

CTRAY PIG came to the premises OF the
. subscriber. STAT and Woodland avenue.
owner can have same by proving property
Vile ob.8ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

CA G'ToDTA.
Tie ,s.- II
air1.tn.s + ~ ZI-Y%-x-S- every
al SSIAsEZE L[LZcAkZ vIali..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

CORHALE-A lot Of shoats PolRtiSnu,,S
+ China md Chester Whites. Apply uu. 's
to Lewis Potts adjoining Passmore hhes
near Centrevill8. sl-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-08

lvnnnJ for sale to builders and others Ia
O'UuNu best parts OF town. Easy terms.
jyis-tf HAWKINS. 7l2 Market street.
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SYNOD OF WASHINGTON.


The Northwest PFrrB9 e rfhu~ 10 Meet
at Moscow, Idaho. October I.
Tas Presbytsrsans OF Moscow. idsho, are
busy preparing Tor the meeting Of tne
syred % washington which ~al convene
there October l, continuing untA octo-
Der s.
me sy-nod COMPRISE. TIE etsts os wash
snE+on ard tie Eve northern counties q
Idaho.
zfore han a.aal interest attaches to this
meeting ~ ne .ynos fov th4 reason that
= v~sI - hefd on ths sixtiseh annivsrssry
OF sas souusszng OF the PEesoT feriaF1 mis-
SOS IN tA~ So~th wesL On the 3t-1 OF
October xxfy years ego Rev. Henry HaT-
mon ssva8341nz arrived 80 begin uas@slorz-
arr work among the Nex Fssce inaiAns
~ was she first PRESBYTERIAN minister %
heef1 work q rhe FA@ctsc Northwest TIE
axe-~gses 10 COMMEMORATE this event viii
k.e Nets on M0n6ay. October & beginning
=. s-o'rse-k . n The exercises wsa -
crested over ~ Rev. r Armstrong. 81
- Centenary Presbyterian church. cpe-
KAN. Rev. George ~ Gsoosy. % tas
T4~a. pre~AvserIan church. SpokSn- WI
ssffwer thirty minute address an Marcus
y.~ss~-Yan. ger. George l. De@sa "a Ak a.
- Coue- tAlen~. VII deliver az address
a. Rev. Henry n spsul1sDg. Mss KATE
Sa~r..s Of fapxas gEI rive Eo-ne account
- 80 Nse ~ her sister. See Neas~s1 =.
~--or-r ~. fnfsars. s1G Rev George r.
VI W1rt1s o. -eAN-@s tsfS HsFT@t e1@fts~-aF
- sss SYNOD all deliver az a@4reSs on ths
earfw rua~s ara-tss ~ .Ae PaesEe Nos g.
west
Ia sAa evening -. se-~.ees ~,Il - cou-
ss.e.s-4 ~ To- Ssr Pevce frG1sns ft~T.
ar~xa-sNr Asstv wE8 preside. 40 Rev.
Tar,~s Hayes Gu4iAr} ~ kamAan. wi
~~aa~A The e~ruor- I; - prsez cse slso
49, tss~r. wsN he &r s14r~ss ~ Rev.
-~ssr.rrsas NA~snasI =. u. - CS3cswp, en
sixty ye4rs o.. Missions la tie Paste
Moth wAst."
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Chrfssian { hureh.

Ffrs.-SsnecA street. between Third AMI
Fourth avenues Rev J. y Smith. rAs-
tor: residence. sis Fifth avenue north.
Services 81 Il a, n, ana TsSo p. IA. Sunday
school. s.s5. Y. p. s c. e. $50 ?. n.
T attn. Evening subject. No Difference"
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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r9,, y'sssan-Ta Warts ball. Geo-xA
t1wu s91ta Seaitls Preaching : . N
p@-.e- cha~ca-Rsv- George = W.T..
w0-fA D u pastor. Serves a. a.
rm = 70. Tn.oa S@a1av $500. a. II & n
g~agvAry-Ssrvtcs. to12v a. = l. n ar
r N SUNDAY scheos a. t@-E Pave
-~s4.svg Thursday a =. - Rev rsg7a a
80. gaszar. ress1sace. ~ Ezrkst xsre~f
wa.s~-seversn swsra= A-S cfsve x-r@-.
Ny WQasm DAVIS. pastor. S4Txlesz =.
f 81 "a sn1 - ? ssEss3v scaoxsi a.
s. r. Cas- nase-aGg Wednesday a. -
3 II
s~a-s~s Narta segtti@-Tz -rS Arenas
rsrxE s-t Ea-rSS9a ss~esZ EeT y
"a 80 easter %sra.c@s sc4zr a. - Z -
So - -ssr,1 ,srss - ~ Or k-3wArs I EAzal9
- ~ ~. Tnlgers % y Ssslrgr,a Y
3 = = a. = = n Misses saest z
rr-nvxsAv ~ - 3 t. Tops 1AaAe AMI
x.iars
Errss reshvts~txn--Co-re~ -0esr1s ave-
ru. ar1 Sp~srF .trezI Pew. A. l. HsEtrzs-
sza. = n aasxor. RS 1snce RS Mar70a
sIxs@- AS.1.zx ses-z&S - - 1888. SAG
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Az 800 40 TScE
~ .k~r. a ere se9nx Eaore tesn archer
49, nurlsExsoz E-Ssks - p~c41 81, II % 10
track
s-no1ets-sss.e5y tgslt--<rs@ trarE ssar7
curves AS heavy gratis. ans i2ia wfta tns
ice wsess ax& rsest sxSSasA*s sEe@i rsss. H
Ia a., near rseyf@cEt1a as : can ts = A4s.
As tg tns tAAt gas faTssr gsc8 - ths
e. s,~eass IRE znS s-erx s1e s@Si s*~Ttos -
e2~unez RRn#ax Cry 40 A. issals Aza
yas ~. rsAs.zs Sly z Is sss s~fs Z FL Ed
-pssts 70 fas eEst sns soaE1 VI ?. 8zE-
ssv. Puget sazn4 aga. corner 1eszsr arc
"a IL. Fx1zf xsxe4.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS or EMPIRE
Jeweiry Company 10 PTssen, their claims
70 the receiver o. said Company
Notice is hereby given thai All persons
having claims against the Empire Jewel
~ Company. a corporation, are By order
OF the superior court OF King county.
state o. Washington. made or TIE issh
day % September. 1895 required 20 pre-
sent 10 the undersigned al such claims
a. No 1a5 Second avenue. Seattle. Wash.
duly verified by the oath OF the claimant
or some one IN his behalf within thirty
DAYS from this date otherwise such claims
VIII be forever barred
NJ n. RAPNES
Receiver % Empire IexeiTy Company.
Dated this the LIN day OF September.
=
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err TaEAsuRERs aoTIcE-c.ry o.


CITY TREASURER .OTIcE-C.ry Of
SEATTLE
Notice Is hereby given that the FIRST an
eual lnstaiimeai OF local i'm provemenr dis
ne; No. 100. for the Improvement OF
Joass street. In .he city os Seattle, from
plvixcn street 10 Could street. under the
provisions o, ordinance No. ASIA. which
psorsdes for the Improvement OF said
street BY constructing q sewer along sald
portion Of said street Including all neees-
m OPENINGS. wyes. manholes. vensi.at-
ofs flushing tanks. branches and catch
basins. and providing for the payment
Eer-for In insiallments. and establishing
4 gund Cor such payment by the seyysng
sad collection o. special assessments upon
ne property benefited by the improve
meat. and providing for the issuance OF
bcrds as authorized By an act OF the leg
proved March 9. 1888 and under the pro-
yss.ons Of ordinance No. zs4a approved
Mar & 1884. as amended by ordinance No.
fs# approved July II, 1884 has beep dulv
xsctlys sums therein charged and levied
AGAINST each parcel and lof OF land ard
r4rt thereof. Ii said district. IN payment
IN such snstaImenf remains unpaid. and
he same. including the Interest on the
vhc!s amount charged must be paid on
b. before the BIB day OF October IEs
Unless paymen' be made on such Install
meat on or before the 18th day o. October.
III the same shall become delinquent
ARD shall bear interest at the rate OF Q
per cent. per annuia, until paid. and IN not
paid before SAID Tine penalty or i've ~
Ter cent. shall be added. and the sum. de-
frcaenf shall be entered on the annual
tai roll for the csirren, year against each
%. ard parcel % land and part thereof "a
delinquent and with the interest and PEN
as shall be coileeted az other tases TO-
fsiher with such additional sharges or
penalties as are authorized to he charged
ara collected on other delinquent tax.s
ana each lof or parcel Of land 80 de.in1llenf
shan be sold for the amount Of such as
s<ssment. with Interest. penalty and costs.
IL the manner provided b. law
GEORGE F. MEACTTAM
City Treasurer OF the City 81 Seattle.
Date OF Grzt publication September Is,
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S,rth ssattls-Thira sVsrus ard Cedar
x-rset Services. = a. u ard = n BY
Rev = Pierce. n. =.
Market .ireet-Tweaty-sa sr*h Axeau.
ss4Ea ar3 Man street PreaSstng. Il a.
- "a . m 5y Rev Q A Bn9e Young
gsoQ.e's meeting : 3. IT.
FIRST cnur~a--rcurte aveuge. between
lanes ans Cherry Preaching a. = a N
Snptsy sche5i a. - - ,. n Yoznx p-o-
cG~'s meeting. 5 - p m- =. 7 p NJ Scsc,
sgy a. .. n.
sxestSA-E3gAtH sTenue ana Bel street
Rev Andrew SES-&r, p2stcr. residence ~
rA~r~er sereet Services o. - a y an4
80 q n Sna@sy school. nGon- Young
peo5l-'. meeting. D m THURSDAY rray-
er raeets-s ,. n SATURDAY, IoazS Pro.
pae's rre@gl.S n IL
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CITY TREAsuRER's NorTcE-c.ty o.

Ssa,sle %
sotaee is hereby given tha, n. er., ar
. 800 Is <a.!fnens or lecsi Improvement ess-
trsct No p9 for the Improvement o. Nan
sIest 10 the city Of Seattle, from ggoErt
,ss, eass OF The east line ., sos.sh
ms'n - suses; % connection with shs
=. NAN street AZ . point iza.Ts feet cas-. o.
IT sast -ne OF South Fourteenth street
s.i5. : aich provides for the improvement
o. ssid street BY constructing q pipe sever
o. proper dimensions sIong the cer.t@r TIE
- 800 sA-n street. together Elte ali uec-
sSeafs openings, yves, manhoIsg yerttl-
slofz. flushing tAnAs and catch hassns,
abo prossaiGg for the payment therefor
"a "a lns ailments. and establishing fund
,or sacn payment % the ievyiEg and col
lection OF SPECIAL assessments upon tne
property benefited by the tfrs Improvement
and providing for the isscarce o. ponds
: authorized BY ar act OF the iegtsla tare
.. sne state o. Washington, approved
Aiarch ;. lsss and under the provisions 0.
eralhAncs Nc. 3ssts. approved May T. isss.
as amended BY ordinance No. s.ss0 APPROX
ed JIly II 1854. has been duly certified 20
me Ior collection. and the respective sums
Therein charged and levied axa4ns, each
pareei and ioi Of land. ard part thereof.
w said district. Ia payment Of SUCH INSTALL
HrNt remains unpaid. and tins same. In
esuisnx the tnierss, on the whole amount
charged must be paid on or before the
IBID day % October. 1855 Unless payment
De made on such insiaslment On or before
.hs LIZ day Q. October. 1875. the same
interest al the rate Q! per cent per an
mum. until paid. and IL not paid before
said time. q penalty Of five ca per cent.
shall be added. and the sums delinquent
shall be entered on the annual tar roA
for the current year against each lot and
parcel Of land. and part thereof. so de-
Enauent. and with the lnteres: aaa penal
~ shall be collected as other taxes. tox@th-
er with such additional charges or penal
tses AZ authorized to be
charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes. ard each lot or par
Gel 0f land so delinquent shall be sold FOR
the amount OF such ASSESSMENT. with IN
terest. penalty and costs. in the manner
provided by law.
GEORGE r. MEAeTfAM,
Ctsy Treasurer Of the City Of Seas1ie
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70 <o--h-wss-er- Ers szs ss-~s tasTy
.-s- h~sw@s- g. paul s.1 Chicago. 1.
- .~as~ fr0-n RE West ssSuG ee sAse,
- wa s5z'E earasrt re@o1eoz - .s&a
rrn- fwa nc4rs 10 wal Taas - 81 s-rs-
$50 natter II yeG are = q barry =
~ Parxsr fsExss @0Ecs4 agent. 80 Frs
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs GARLAND AND rVANGTI.
Seattle ard Townser3-SeaS Eay route
Steamer Garland leaves fes4eF cock Mon
9Ays Wednesdays and Frsays 81
Tor port Townsend. Port n - ans Dam
rsussA Port Angles. Port Crescent 0is.tys-
burg Pysaf, c,aIsui Pay snd >esh Bav:
returning arrives a. Seattle ?. ~. on
opposite days Steamer EVRnxe leaves
yexfe- dock for Port ArC~.s< sr3 Victoria
Nor avs W~tas@fsvs ard fridays al : %
q m: arrives Seattle alternate days ]. -
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VICTORIA ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROsATIE
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ara
Pert Townsend daily. except Saturday. a.
l. 70 a. II; returning leaves Victoria a.
70 a. n. Steamer Idaho leave. for Peri
Townsend and way ports daily. except
sunday a. Z a. m: sunday. direct a. .
Townsend a. .. n Phone. Pike -
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AT THE CHURCHES.

notices n TIE church dsrec-
I'll ee confined 70 announcements %
1870 services orly and xuhi~cEs ~ ser
pms ExfezE@5 musical -.~cgrar~rr.es FOR
-s-l-4F services ard arnoun ep-1wrts az
,,sSr.2 entertainments wzil Only oe pub
a, advertising rates Notices for
rs 80 tEsls1S should Dc received a. t1ss
80 AoI later than ] ?. IN SATURDAY. II
20 ns1re publication on Sunday
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