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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Married at Los Angeles

Friends Of Miss Mildred Lewis who
resided here through girlhood but
went to California two years ago have
received letters announcing her we'd
ding Tuesday at Los Angeles to Mr..
Paul Morel, a wealthy decorative
artist Of that city. They go to house
keeping in Los Angeles. Miss Mil
dred was one OF the sweetest girls
this city ever knew and her friends
who are legion will unite in wishing
her abundant and lasting happiness
and prosperity-she deserves 1t all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
LAND CASES DISMISSED.
NJ. K. & T. Litigation Is Now a
Thing Of the Past.

The litigation over M. X. Il T. and
Union Pacific lands in east Dickinson
which attracted so much attention
two years ago and which caused a
convention here then is at an end.
The UP. cases we're dismissed yester-
day in federal court and District At
torney Perry says the M. X. q T.
cases will probably be dismissed
without even a hearing or appoint
ment Of special master. This will
lift cloud from the titles Of hun
dred farms in Dickinson, which
should have been done long ago.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
SCHOOLS WILL REST.
Two Days Of Vacation and a Lot OF
Exercises.

The city schools will have a vaea-
ton this week in honor Of Thanks
giving. There will be regular work
up to noon Of Wednesday and at 2 p
m. will be exercises in every school
room in the city. Parents should
arrange to be in attendance on these
exercises. They may depend on II
that they will hear something NICE
for the pupils have all been hard al
work arranging pieces OF music and
selections to speak. The teachers ex'
tend a cordial invitation to all to DC
present.
Many Of the teachers will go to
Clay Center Thursday evening tc
attend the Central Kansas Teachers
association meeting Of which superin'
tendent Shirk is president.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Paid the Bet Loyalty.

Mrs. J. W. Rinehart and Mrs. c. 5.
Crawford bet dinner with Mrs. {.
G. Hawk and Mrs. Joe White on
Bryan. They lost and set up a
magnificent spread at 6 o'clock Thurs
day evening to the following ladies at
Mrs. Rinehart's: Mesdames Hawk,
White, W. Z. Gleissner, s. A. Cooper,
F. L. Ball, 0. Smith, J. Spangler, +.
Strother, Graves, W. II. Anderson,
Hubbard, Whitlaw; Misses Smith and
spaulding. 1t was a royal feast and
Mckinley was abundantly vindicated'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Wedding at HeringtOn.

Special TO The Reflector.
HERISGroN, Nov. 23. AT the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G 9. Phillips, by Rev. 7. j. Pearson
were married John b, Dodds and Miss
Jessie A. Phillips. The groom is a
we'll and favorably known young
railroad man Of this place and the
bride one Of IIeringtons brightest and
best young ladies'. The young couple
took the noon train for Davenport
where they will visit among friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
BENNETT TO SUFFER
Pops Want to Make a Steal Of Legis-
lative Seats.

A Topeka dispatch says that the
names Of the Republican representa-
tives and senators-elect who the Popu-
lists expect to rob OF their Seats in
order to secure the necessary votes to
adopt a constitutional convention
resolution, were made public today
at Populist headquarters. Here is
the list:
Senator's. A. Fulton, Of the Don
iphan-Brown county district; A. l..
Coleman, OF the Nemaha-Potta-
tonne county district.
Representatives = A. l.. Brooke
Shawnee county; J. !. Buell., Potta-
wattomie; j. X. Cnbbison, Wyan-
dotte; r. j. Bennett, Dickinson; A. N.
Reed, Kiowa; q. 4. Lobdell, Lane; W.
| M. Wilson, Stanton.
The plan is characteristic OF Pop
politics and doubtless it is intended
to unseat these men regardless OF
their rights. If the matter is begun
in Dickinson there is likely to be
some revelations that the Pops won't
like. While the Republican leaders
do not question the intention OF the
Populists, yet they believe that this
wholesale thievery Of seats would not
take place if enough Republican
representatives would come to the
front and promise to vote for the
resolution for a constitutional con-
vention. Every effort will be put
forth by advisors Of the Republican
party to keep the Republican mem
bers squarely in line against the
proposition. They say they can bet
ter afford to permit the oustine
machine to take its course than tt
have the Republican party, or any o.
its representatives, to compromise
themselves by in any way assisting
the Populsts in carrying out an ante
election contract with the whisk.
crowd.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Highest Of all in Leavening PowerLatest u s. Govt Report
@!A!!!!!! 9! Rss!2$ Bsxa:$E
ABSOLUTELY PURE
CHARMING MUSIC.
Abilene Giyts the Visitors a Delight.
full Program.

The concert given The Dairy assoc
iation Wednesday at the opera house
was one Of lhe most enjoyable in the
city's history. There was large
audience and visitors and home
people alike were charmed Dr. NJ
II. Hewett was director and to him
and Mrs. Ilcwetl is due much credit
for arrangement and preparation.
Miss Hawk was accompanist. The
choruses were all given in excellent
style and received hearty applause
Mr.. Suffers accordion solo, Rev.
Bolger'. piano selection and Miss
Diggs Of Enterprise on the violin re-
ceived vocierous applause and COM
pletely captiva'ed the hearers Miss
Diggs is an artist with violin ana
bow, Miss Ketchersid at the piano
showed abundant skill while the
songs by Mrs. stambaugh and Mrs.
Mead were very fine, The close was
"Penelopc, or the Milkman's Bride
most attractively given by the follow
ing cast
Penelope ia servanD. Mrs, NJ II. hewe't
Mrs, Crouker uhe mlstress)."
...M Miss Agnes ketchersld
pitcher &, soldler). r).............M H. Malott
Tosser ia policeman. n)........,,-.H II. n. Ellison
Chalks N mIlkman) .......Dr NJ. II. Hewett
Accomnunist. Miss Edith Hawk
Abilene did the handsome thing by
the visitors and they appreciated it,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
WANTS $1,000 DAMAGES,
Jacob Foust Objects to Being Called
a Thief.

Jacob Foust OF Willowdale, who
was arrested on a charge Of stealing
cattle last week on complaint OF
Henry Thaysr and after a few days in
iail acquitted, has sued Mr.. Thayer
for $4,000 damages for injury to his
feelings and reputation. G. 5. Craw-
ford is his attorney and he files a
poyerty affidavit as to costs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Death in jefferson.

Joseph Walters, one Of the old
residents Of Jefferson township, died
at the home Of John Rothenburg in
that township last Thursday Of dropsy
OF the heart. He was born in Switz
erland 70 years ago and his wife pre-
ceded him to the better land severa
years ago. Funeral at New Base
church Friday afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Mrs. Mary Culbertson Dead.

A telegram to w. B. Giles Saturday
announced the death of Mrs. Mary
Culbertson, formerly Of this city, a
the home Of her son, James Culbert
son, in Chicago last Saturday. He'
many friends here will be saddene'
nv the news.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Chairman an Easy Winner.

Chapman defeated Ft. Riley at foot
ball Saturday easily, making two
touchdowns and two goals in the first
half and one touchdown in the second
total score 16, while TT. Riley failed
to score. Chapman is the Dickinson
champion this year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26

One Of the leading editors Of the
State writes this Office regarding the
editorial, "Who Has Hurt KansasP
as follows:
81 would like to be able to write
such a fair, digniiied, manly article as
YOU wrote. Yours is by odds the best
thing that has been said before OF
after the election. | reprint II
today"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Death at Talmage.

Mrs. Abigail Rees, mother OF Mrs
I. Iliff and Charles Rees, and wife Of
il. W. Rees, died at Talmage Friday
morning Of pneumonia, aged ~
Funeral was held Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-26
Southwest Sunday Schools.

Following is the program OF oo"'n-
west Dickinson Sunday School as
sociation to be held at Banner City
U. B. church, November 2Sth'
MORNING SESSION.
Prayer service, led by President
How shall we make the Sunday school more
attractlve?. e?......,...,,.'''','h. vi he""s"
How far is the teacher responsible for INC
attendance Of his pupIlsSno,'H springer
Defamation On,.....,,..,,",,,'' LhHH'e "ica'o"
Basket dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Praise service, led by Harry Banker
Spiritual power whence II comes ana now !"
get .,,.,-,.h. schriVcr
Music by Carlton Sunday school,
How can the Sunday school promote Il oe''o'
observance OF the sabbathf,'r".'...
............aC. g. sherwooo
corr,esv in the Sunday school lr...,,.,.,,
..".s..E Edna Marlat'
DeclhnuliOn. ''''''''''''''' al .
What is the secret OF power In the SUNDAY
SCHOOL,. 2..........,,,,.'''t.''r r'o'" ''o'''
VIVA, honeflt have we derived from sunday
School conventions
EVENING SESSION,
Song service by ]. somers'
What constitutes success III 'nc 'u"u"' ,,
:, ,..,,,aa ,,,,, ..... Jennie stewar
'',av ...,... VIM. Dearborn
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A. B. ROSE, Manager.

enioyed themselves. Miller's orchestra
furnished music and the large hall
was used for dancing. Whist was the
attraction in the reading room and
between numbers the ladies were
initiated into the mysteries OF the
billiard room. The club anticipates
a series Of dances through the winter
which promises to be among the
seasons pleasantest gatherings.
CARDS FOR EIGHT.
Miss Helen Typer was the hostess
last evening Of card party Of eight
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Potter on East Seventh, in honor o
her guest, Miss Fenton, Of junction
City who returned home today. A
merry evening was spent thoroughly
enioyed by all.
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CITY NOTICES

CITY TREASURER : NOTICE~Ctfy OF
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that the nrst
annual iustalim@nt or local tnprov eF1euf
district No. l07. for the Improvement OF
Albert street }n the city % Sea ttle from
Thomas foT Thirdl street to Depot street.
under the provisions 81 ordinance No. 2. ss4
which provides for the Improvement OF
So ia street ~ constructing 2 &c &er along
she ceuter Hire az said street together
V3th all necessary openings. yves man
notes yentliatcrs flushing tAaks. lamp
noles and catch basins and by connect
ing said sewer 10 the public
main sever IA Depot street near
its intersection with Aliert street
ard rrEgtdinz for tire rgvmefit
therefor IN lustailfuents and stabllsaing
"a fand for such payment BY the levying
and collection % special assessments upon
the property benefited by the improve
raeDf and providing for the Issuance OF
bonds as authorized 0y an act Of the
legislature OF thu state OF Washington.
approved March = lss3 ana under tia
provisions az ordinance No 2se. approT-
"a May = Iss4 "a amended - ordinance
No asa1 approved J8IE H. lss4 has been
duly certified 70 me for collection. and the
respective sgIras therein charged and
levied against each parcel ard LOT Of land
and part hereof. IN said district. In pay
rnent % sleh tnsfallnseut reTn41ns unpaid
and the same. including the interest on
fhe whole amount charged msEt b@ paid
on or before ths - day OF 5&nuars tSs7.
Eul~ss payment ne made on such Install
nnent on or before the n day % January
lss7. sas same snall become deAsnq ushf. and
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public - hereby waF1e3 r2t % icy
ans money 70 parties -epreseHs5f.% - -
agents OF the Seattle P0st-tntssll eslesl.
except fns following. who a.S ans s-g
ssshorized travelling agents q ~
EawIsy l. A Harrison. VII n
Hanna and C. r Peck This Goes
not apply 10 resident agents o. us
rauer who are located fn various
cites ana owns IN the Norrhwess. nor
20 DoatsElasfers xao are 10 al cases -
fhorize5 10 take subscriptions lef 80
patfw sunday arr Weekly Pos ~intelas-
re-~.~ C-fsv raiIersors. ] A Cat9rarS.
p r. aaxsey. W ". Ewing and VIM
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CITY TREAsuRER.s NorTcE--clty o.

CITY. TREAsuRER's NoTIcE--City OF
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that the FIRST
annual instalinent OF local Improvement
district No. 100. for the Improvement Of
certain connecting portions OF Lenora,
FIN and Virginia streets. I'm the city of
Seattle. between Fourth and Seventh
streets. under the provisions OF ordinance
No. 3sil which provides for the improve
sewer through said portions of said
streets. together with sill necessary
branches. connections, yves. manhOles.
ventllators. flushing tanks and catch has
ins and by connecting the same with the
main intercepung sewer nc " existing AZ
the intersection Of Virginia and Seventh
streets. AMI providing for the payment
therefor in iuStailmeDts. and establishing
a fund for sucn payment by the levying
and collection OF special assess IN srts upon
the property benefited by the improve
ment. and providing for the issuance OF
bonds. as authorized by an act OF the
legislature OF the state OF Washington.
approved March 2. 1893. and under the
provisions Of ordinance NJ. 3.28s. apDrov-
ed Nav T. lsa4 as amended by ordinance
NO. g. $40 approved July IL fSs has been
duly certified 20 me for collection. and the
respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot Of land,
and part thereof. in said district In pay
n ent Of such tnstaliment remains unpaid,
and the same including the interest on
the whole amount charged must Dc paid
on or before the 81 day Of January 1857.
Unless payment be made on such Install
ruent on or before the "a day Of January.
1877 the same shall become delinquent. ard
shall bear interest - tns rate OF per cent.
per aunum. until paid. and II not paid before
said time a penalty Of five 20 per cent.
shall ~ added and the sums delinquent
shall be entered on the annual TX roll for
the current year against each Tot and
parcel of land. and part thereof 50 de-
hnqusut. and with the interest and PEN
atty shall be collected as other taxes to-
gether with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized TO - charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes
and each lot or parcel d land 50 desin-
Quent shall be sold for the amount OF
sgch assessment. with interest penalty
and costs 10 the manner provided iyy law
GEORGE +. MEACHAM
CITY Treasurer ~ the city % Seattle
Date Of arst publication. December ?.
1slS
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lowing Spa : s 1853. STOCK NoTlcg-T,,
city pound on pss,auf.s- Fiasssd in -
ssld ga pubic aucsion IA 80 ~ VAL "
VI tsF cash IN hand 10 rsv aasAssssest "a.
is.,, rias,at'S snl advertising. Ms,ss. g n.
sr " KS. at ~ ocloek ! ~,sass. IN
ner " 0: e,r e police hsaalasr:srs ~
One hay horse. YEARS "a 'er way.
re owner az the ah.sys-ssSSss..-...
being 20 mo unkncwn. Raoed hars.
~, : ; REED. Chief a. p.a-
1850 neSser,hsr
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PACIFIC COAST sTEAMsEir CO


The magnificent steamers HmsmA
City OF pue!l4 and Walla Waila y. -
tween Seattle aud San Francisco chH4
at Port Townsend and Victoria. u ~ =
follows:
Leave Seattle lue
For san Francisco, san Francesca =.
Sa IN. November & II. =
November g. s, a. u, IS
IL % % december I. II
December 3, s. 10, rs. Il, 26. 81.
g. %
Leave san Franz Due Seattle p n.
cisco for seattle 9iNovember g. nR
a. m. y. ~. :. =
November 5. 10. Is. December ) y
90 %, 30. q. 70.
December 8, 10. II.
60 20. 30.
The magnificent steamer City o. Iepxvs -
leaves Seattle at ? "a. m. for .siaskA -
vember 10. y. December Is. =, Jsnusa
~ a. Due back at Seattle NOyenper q
December TO- =. January 10. ~ s~
ruary s. So.
The company reserves right 70 chanss
steamers or sailing dates.
J. f. TROWBRIDGE y. y sgpLss
Goodan. Perkins & Co.. General AssHA
San Francisco.
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CITY TREAsuRER's NoTIcE-city OF

CITY TREASURER'S NoTICE-City of
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that the first
annual fnstallment of .ocal Improvement
district No. ITO. for the Improvement of
Remington avenue, In the city of Seattle.
from Broadway 70 Kenney street: under
the provisions of ordinance No. 3.937, which
provides for the improves ert of said street
by constructing an iron stone pipe sewer
along said street between said points, to-
gethe. with all nece ssary yves, manhoies,
lampholes. ventilators. openings. flushing
tanks and catch basins, and by connecting
the same with the main intercepting sew
Remington avenue and Kenncy street,
and providing for the payment
therefor In installments. and establishing
a fund for sucn payment by the ievying
and collection of special assessments upon
the property benefited by the improve
ment. and providing for the issuance Of
bonds. authorized by an act Of the
legislature OF the state OF Washington
approved March g. 1893, and under the
provisions OF ordinance No. 3.3i9. approx
ed May T. 1894 as amended By ordinance
No a i40. approved July IL 1884,, has been
duly certified 10 me for collection. and the
respective sums therein charged and
and part thereof. in said district. in pay
ment OF such installment remains unpaid,
and the same. including the interest on
the whole amount charged, must be paid
on or before the I'd day OF January 1897.
Unless payment be made on such INSTALL
ment on or before the 2d day OF January.
1877, the same snali become delinquent. ana
shall bear interest at the rate of per cent
per annum. until paid. and IT not paid before
said time a penalty OF FIVE 60 per cent.
shall be added and the sums delinquent
shall be entered on the annual tax roll for
the current year against each lot and
parcel OF land. and part thereof so de-
hnqueut. and with the interest and pen
atty shah he collected AS other taxes. to-
gether with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized 10 be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each lot or parcel OF land delin-
quent shall be sold for the amount OF
such assessment. with interest. penalty
and costs, in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer Of the City OF Seattle.
Date of first publication, December 2,
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coapAsx-

sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANuE...s;sa
efear ner Garland leaves Ycalef dock -
days. tuesdays and Fridays a. liz =
for Port Townsend. Port Williams. ~
geness. port Angeles. Port Crsscsnt. vssss -.
burg pvah, ciallam Bay and Ssah ~:
yssnyrfrg arrfyss ~ Seattle } ..
opposite days steamer Bvangsl ~.
$50 sork for port Townsend. Port -
geles and Victoria Mondays. Nean $3.50
and Fridays a. SD p. M af't'
Alternate DAYS 80 y. n.
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r.offc4z Under these headings. the SANE
sneuld BE- fefs az the Business ofisce e
.Als paper No charge - made Tor such
notices.
funeral reffe~~. resolutions Or otser p
rlaf announce rrents will be cEsrsed AZ the
,ate 81 70 carts per Inc ezcn tnzertto
POSI- nj ET.I.IGE 90
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE
nrr.MER Utopia

sTEAHEF y as,,le. YeN3
Leaves Taeoma. a,oa nlss ara Thur,ds,.s
o. b. 7owrssad. Anscoftes 5s.fn1ussxss..
New whafcom. Blaine ana sraaaesuysr
hor aa4 Vancouver. arriving
. N following day, 49, ;. vsneosye-.
a For further information afp's y
tas ueA
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co
Time Card In effect June ]. -

eEAT-rIE. EVERETT A. WHAitV~
ROUTE. -.
State Of washington leaves statsis
except Saturday. az 10 p. ~. ,,os.rf.
SEATTLE & LA CONNER ho. . ~
rat-,.ven leaves Seattle eany. sss''
Saturday. at 10 p "a. v..,., s,eh
Telerbrne Main zs fshse1 -
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IMPoTNDED STOCK NOTICE-Ths fol-
lowing described mare. placed IN the
city p0Gnd on December : isss VIII be
sold az public auction 70 the highest
bidder Tor cash In hand 10 paw covt 81
Impending and ADVERTISING Monday
Decor Der q. 1sss. 81 70 O'Clock a. n al
the front door Of police headqaaFters,
corner 81 Third street ard Yes4ar way.
One bay mare. years Old
The owner q ne above-descrtbed mare
I eng 70 M unknown.
G.. =. REED. Chief 81 Police
Date % FIRST publication. December s.
1856.
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REWARD.

A reward az so wlET he paid for inIoF-
ma ton leading 20 the arrest and cons,1-
ton Of any one stealing COPIES olsss-s
yscTs-IutsIilgsncer delivered 70 subscriDers
throughout the city.
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PROPOSALS ron SUPPLIES

FOR SUPPLIES $50
bt&s for supplies wt3 ~ rerefxa.5 a. -.
,strsrfoFs Of fre Washington sac 49,
lrenxiary. a. thcsF oggsca ta WAIla 49,
WSsaIngtcn- eP % escicck 81 n ~
Desc lser "a ls.. fer TIE foiawf,x
va. tsrcceFtes. dry goo.3x hsrIu-srs
paints ana cas-. aaur ard tod. febsr~s
ara araks sn8 medicines. SCR xe~.ssres~
tiona snA sEy Inquiries asyrexs Isres.
NsFs~o~ WaEaa WsliR Wssktnxfcn
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYERS

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunni
N one hour and twenty-five minus3
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Re uar daily trips. Seattle-p&m
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAIL
TIME CARD.
Single fare. soc: round trip.
L ave Seatt,e--7.&. ff:lb a. M: III
>. IT.
Leave Tacona--e.3D 4. m: I. IN eth
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle a M: II
Leave Tacoma-9:3o A. M: 80. 1&lk
Landing at Northern Paciic WHAT ~
rion street Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana ~
Washington. fare soc.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display ADVERSE
m enss changed for the Sunday issue mss ~
hand in copy By / O'Clock Saturday I" -
sure change
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER Rosu-iuE..; .ora ara
Po 5s Troornssnd daily. except sIessrss !:
20 a n: retuTn.HF lsz ,.sx@s fsr Per.
10 !. m. Steamer Idano casIy. sscsp::
s,sssy =, sns m: anda, ,s s,ss- Psr:
ahqat retarninT. slrssi gass =
Tornssnf al D. IN 'Pnone- -
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xR1;sE AND MADISON LIZ
err mrR IAKaE

NvuI salI from San Frencis9,eo 20 cssaeetiss
e.rryinx freight q, = per ''"
a. ssasfia TOT al p-'Dg CAME. Asssl
Arlington ee.k. TslsDsSa@
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shall hear interest at the rate OF per cent.
Per annur,. until paid andif not paid before
said time a penalty 81 i've 50 per cent
shall - added. and the sums delinquent
shall De entered on the annual tax roll fer
the current year against eaeh lot and
parcel OF land and part thereof. 50 de-
sisnauenf. ard with the interest and PEN
atty shall he collected as other taxes. to-
gether with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorised 10 be charged
and collected on other deiinguent taxes.
and each iot or parcel or land so ceiin-
ouent shall be sold for the amount of
such assessment with interest, penalty
and costs, in the manner provided ny law.
GEORGE =. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date Of irst publication. December :.