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The Travellers Guide.
sRw YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
BEHKsHIRE pIvIsIos.

NEW HAyEN-North, s-S5 q. m, Ae9 ID. IA.
South, 0.S .. m, 7.45 p. IA.
6HELTOS-North. lo-0S a. m, "a d. m. South,
1929 q. m, 7l9 p "a
ITEyENsOS-North I01e q. m, As d. m.
South, lo.l6 a. m. T.o6 pm.
HONROE-North. fl0.A a. M f44l ID. m.
South. fl0.lo a. M, 100 p m.
S. p m See Botsford below.
Jew Ia, iO.43 g. ua-, 10, ass
T.03 p. m. Sunday, 7A4 q. IN. South.
SIS. s.47, $50, n.27 g. m-.&25 SIS, e.4s p. m.
EAWLEYVIfE-Eor 7-s2. Io5s a. m,
South, 6I5i, s,3a, s4s Ills 8. m. lI6 500 6-s9
pm. Sunday, 617 p.
BRo0KFIELD JUNCTIoN-North. s.0s, u.0T
g. H. lilo, 5.23, 52s, 100 p. m Sunday, sos
g. South, GA, $50, $40, IL 10 a. M, $50,
4.e5 $50 p. m. sunday 5.45 p. m.
BROOkfIELD-North.s SOS Ills a. M. l-3os
6;6S, 1-25 p m Sunday. SOS: south, ss7,s-1e.
SE 81 ga and S SILL RfTERko orr SIS
q. M $40 p. m South, ESQ., $40 g. No
AS, eIa p. m. Sunday, north, SIS q. mA
NEW MILFokD-North, s.a2, u.ss a. m, aSs,
53s, 5.4s, 7.40 p. m. Sunday ,s.22 g. m. south.
625, sos, s2S, lo4s g. M, S.47. 4.+s, SOS p. M
| MERWfksvILLE-Sort ass, ISIS a. m, ass,
6.01 p. IN. Sunday SIS AIN. South, 10 IS am,
4.4, 5.46 p. N. Sunday, 4-57 p. M.
KENT-Sorth, SAG, ~ a. M, BIB, go D. m.
Sunday .s.49 a. m. south, los a. m, SIS, 4-04,
6S5 p. m. snnday,4SP. IN
| GoRNW ALL BRIDGE-North, SOC g. m. f2.n2.
| a. ~, 5Al, 5-2S p M sunday q IA p m
| VEST CORSWALL-North, 914 a. m, u. II.
40, 6-45 p. IN. Sunday Is-lE g. m South, l0.OS
| a. m. s-24, SIS q. m sunday. &I0l p. m.
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Litchfield County.
NEW MILFORD.

ODD FELLOWSHIP IN NEW MILFORD.
Among the wide awake lodges in Wes-
tern Connecticut, Good shepherd lodge,
No. Go, or New Milford, may be said TO
stand in the front rank. 1t has long
been noted tor it's good fellowship. It's
social gatherings, when the brethren OF
neighbOring lodges are entertained, are
always enjoyable affairs. Many of the
facts concerning the lodge have been
CLEANED from the history of New Mil
ford secret societies, Issued a few years
ago by Editor Bross of Ridgeteld. To
write an accurate history of Odd Fellow
ship in the town of New Milford since
the institution of Good Shepherd Lodge,
No. 60, is we'll nigh an impossible task.
The good that has been done by it, the
sufferings it has alleviated, the distress
jt has miCigated, can only be testified to
by the recipients of its ministering hand.
In the spring of 1877 five of the citi-
zens Of New Milford. r. Williams,
John Il. Boughton, N. A. Williams,
Thomas d. Barlow and George S. Beers,
of whom only two were at the time Odd
Fellows-meG in the loft of a carpenter
shop owned by Williams q Boughton
(now occupied by Contractor Sherman)
There, amid the boxes, shaViDgs and
piles of lumber, were planted the first
seeds of Odd Fellowship in New Milford,
by those five, which fell upon good soil,
thrived and has produced the stOng,
sturdy Lodge of to-day.
July 2, 1877, the officers of the Grand
Lodge instituted Good Shepherd Lodge
with l members, those besides the or
iginal five being Irving Clark, Daniel F
| Sheehan, George E. Eddy, Hiram W
Deuel., Bradley Marsh and Charles B
Botsford. The institution was in Beach't
hall and the first officers elected were
N. c., Thomas D. Barlow; V. g., Johr
B. Boughton; secretary, Charles b
! Botsford; treasurer, John r. Williams
The lodge held its meetings in Beach'i
hall for year, moving to Masonic hal
over William Schoverling's tobacco ware
house, July l, 1878. 1t continued It'll
meetings there until October l, 1879
when, with the Masons, the lodge moved
to Masonic hall in Max Neisner's build
ing on Bank street, the Masons renting
the hall, and sub-lettiDg it to the O0C
| Fellows.
The Odd Fellows remained with tn
MasOns in Neisner's building six ant
one-half years, and had in the meantim
grown larger. The quarters being linn
tied, there arose a sCrong sentiment il
the lodge for more room, and of which
would have the control, SO it was votet
secure more commodiOus and better &C
Communications, and accordingly Od
Fellows Hall, in Bristol's block, corne
Main and Church streets, was rented TO
a term of years. This was fitted up at
great expense, and on April /, 1886, til
first meeting occurred in the new hall
where the meetings have since bee
held.
The benefits paid at the present tim
are Sd per week for the first Is week
and So per week thereafter, for sickness
and $50 funeral benefits.
To guard against any epidemic, or an
unusual amount Of sickness, it has q.
ways been the policy of the lodge t
build up and maintain fund that c0ul
be drawn on if necessary.
a full list of the membership to-day
as follows:
LIST OF MEMBERS, OF GOOD SHEPHERD LoDG1
NBMBER 65.
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disc at his store in Woodville ST that
Romford people can all be supplied with
good things as long as their money or
credit lasts.
M. G. Ford is making repairs on the
interior of his house. Dallas Wyant is
one of the carpenters. Mr. Ford boards
G. B. Terrill and his workman, who are
doing large pole business about here.
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w. G.. Barton,
Successor to w. G. Barton q Co..
BANK ST., NEW MILFORD.
Hosiery
And Underwear.

We have full line of all that is de-
sirable in the way of light weight un-
derwear. The season is late but you
will want these goods later on and
will find our stock and prices right
In hosiery we have all that the many
minds can think of to ask for are here
in black, tans, grey, white and bal
briggan. A few specials worthy Of
mention are our ladies' fast black, reg
ular made. heavy those at 2 pairs for
25c. our Boys ribbed fast black at
pairs for Csc and little lot of Boys
Ribbed Hose, regular 25c stuff picked
this week, going at lie a pair or
pairs for SOC, are values that you dom,
find everywhere.
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curry and potash seemed to add fuel to the
awful fame which was devouring me. L was
advised by friends who had seen wonderful
cures made by it. to try Swift's Specific. We
got two bottles. and felt hope again revive in
my breast-hope for health and happiness
again. improved from the start, and COM
pIete and perfect the result. s. S. S.
is the only blood remedy which reaches des-
peTate cases. MRS. T. w. LEE.
Montgomery, Ala.
Of the many blood remedies, S. S. S..
is the only one which can reach deep
seated, violent cases. 1t never fails to
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate cases which are beyond
the reach of other remedies.
The Newtown bee., 1898-06-03
BorsFoKD TO HKIDeEPoKr.

BoTsFoRD-Nor1n. 7-Ss, 1855 g. IN l2.os, 457,
6.5S ?. m. Sunday, ,7-8 a. M. South, 7.97,
$50, n-o6 a-n-, 434, $50 pm. Sunday, 6-s5
p. M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~. IO-I6 am. Has H., AS,
6.46 y. M sunday, rs a. II south, TAG, SOS,
II 40 u. IN, 4.45, IJo4 p. Ia. sunday, Ss$s o.
LONG HILL-Sorth,f7 y, lo.ll, ll-sS a. m, as.
oA1 p. m Sunday, Il - p n south. ia,
800, las g. m, AS, 7-US p IL. Sunday 6-Ss
p. m.
TkUMBULL-North, f7.Is.ElO.0S, u.22 q. m.
4-S6, SIS p m. Sunday, f7.l6 a. II. South
1.2s, s.l4 liza, q. m, As, 7l4 p. m. Sunday
BRIDGEPORT-SorIh,? A6, s.sS,llYO6 g. m-,Ass,
e-2S p. N. sunday, 105 a. M. Arrive. 40.
s-2S - m, l2IOo, $40, 7-25 p N. Sunday 7ls
p. m.
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Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi.
son can not know what desperate con-
dition it can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable to cure, is communicated from
one generation to another, inficting its
faint upon countless innocent ones.
Some years ago was inoculated with poison
by nurse who infected my babe with blood
The Newtown bee., 1898-06-03
TIE NEW ENGLAND z. z.

HAWLEYVILLE-Easti - IL .4s,a-rn.7Is D. N.
West s-4 a. N, 2.4S. $50 D. n.
NEWTOWS-ERs1 7-S4 am f7.l7 pm. West fs.87
g. IN, f2-56. 1855 p. m.
SANDY HOOK-East 7.4O, Il Sc, am. 7-sS p. m
West s.43 4. n, 80, 6.2l, p. N.
S0UTHBURY-EGst7 80, l2.O4, ia D. West
s-35 a. m; 2.2l, Ola p. m.
Trains stop on. ztgnsled ONLY
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wArKKrowN RRANcH.

WA ERBURY-Leave, as, SIS. liz q. m,
lSO, 400, 500, 6I2, 7.0s. sos, Ii % p. m. SUM-
day S, 80 a: m, 7.45 p m: Arrives -. 90,
10 40 a. M. Loo, 240, 40 $751; 647, ia. Hiss
Sundays, 7!o2 a. M, STA p.
WATERTOWE-Leave,6 -Io, IA lo.sz a. m
l244, 222. 4-22, SIS s-2S, So LILO ID. m SUNDAY,
"a a. m 4-5s p. Ia. Arrive. 792, SIS, ll-ST a.
m, l47 All, 517, -, %. ga, Isl p. m; sun
day, BAT q. m. 500 ID.
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ssSaved Her Life. -

MWhS. JOHN WALLET, of Jefferson.
IVW Mis-. than whom none is more highly
@~ @ esteemed or widely known, writes.
I'm 1890 had severe attack of LaGrippe
and at the end of four months, in spite of all
physicians, friends and good nursing could
do, my lungs heart and nervous system were
so completely wrecked, my life was de-
SPARED Of my friends giving me up. could
only sleep by the use OF opiates. My lungs
and heart panied me terribly and my cough
was most aggravating. 1 could not lie in
one position but a short time and not on my
left side at all. My husband brought me
DR.. Miles Nervine and Heart Cure and I be-
gan taking them. When L had taken half
bottle of each was much better and coEtin-
uing persistently 1 took about a dozen bot
ties and was Completely restored to health to
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faint. The little one was
unequal to the struggle,
and its life was yielded
up to the fearful poison.
For six long years / suf-
fered untold misery. I
was covered with sores
and ulcers from head to
foot, and no language
can express my feelings
of woe during those long
years. I had the best
medical treatment. Sew
eral physicians success
sively treated me, but all
=
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the surprise of all"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
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Addis,J.F. LANCE, Gustave
Alien Henedar Lewis, c. Il.
Lake, +. A.
Beers, Coos. Little, 2. ".
Bray, Thomas Lane, after
Batfan, WE. LaBrague, f. r..
Brtnten, Charles K. LathrOp, Ernest
Beck, George IL. NJ
Rledis X. T. MOsher, L. w.
Raker FaltOn Mcmahon, j. II.
Penrose Mullins, j. K.
Rover Herman MorehOuse, Minor
BOrelli, Andrew Mayer, Lutrich
Beardsiey, o. w. Morris, j. A.
Morgan. R. B.
Crofut, James II. s. H.
Clark, j. D. Merw1n, f. A.
Crannatord, H, t. Marsh, James
Cronk, C:s AcEwan. j l..
Collins, Charles
Couch, Hammond Neisner, Charles
Cantield, Il. S. Mas, Jacob
Camp, Charles 2. o
Chase, Ftp. orion, J. w.
Coleman, William Orr, James a.
Collins, Joseph Osborne, e. l..
d Planz, Charles
DOnnellY, Henry Philip
Dixon, Christie Pixley, G. r.
Dubois, August Patehen, Myron
Dunlap, j. M. Peet, G. W.
Dodd, W. j. Pdeghar, #.
Durham, D. @. Peck, W. r,
Dubois, Peter Potter, C. H.
Davenport, Noble Pulver, G. ID.
Demusey, Eugene Partridge, Ak.
Eddy, George K. Reddine. WI.
Erwin s. p Richmond. G. Il.
Root, n. FL.
Erear, ": y Rayner, Thomas
Erlzzle' 2anieIsa Robertson, George
EorDeSI D2 ~ Robinson, John
Ferriss, w. ID.
Ford, j. o.
Farrell, j. B. Soule, DE.
Green, GILBERT strauD Henry
Griffing G.. w. Sullivan, James
Gillett, ID. L. G. B.
Gordon NJ J. Shepherd, Albert
Guam, Willis Staub, v. P.
Gflett, II. D. " Nicholas
Grafton. Henry Stack, T. M,
Green, Robert Smith, f. j.
&c. stephens, e. L.
stuart, V. Z.
Harulyn, William Sanford, A. w.
Hallock, II. D. nv
Hungerford, e; j. Thompson. Hobart
Hartwell, @. 81. TevIor1 n TT
Hodge, @. w. Thomas Hnhert
Rowland, e. d. TrentIe Jac0b
Hine, III. ID.
Hunt, @. M.
Hine, W. H. Williams, N. A.
Hull, W. Il. Wheaton, D. w.
Humeston. II. WEIGH, Archie
Hamlyn, W. III. Whitehead, G. A.
Heritage, /. @. Wells, j. r.
Hoyt, W. Waters, FL. T.
Harmon, John Wickwire, F. E.
Joyce, Allen Warner, C. Fl.
Joyce, Keith G. w. LIST
K G. W.2nd
Kimlin, H. 8. P.A.
Knowles, +. W. F.J.
Kinney, N. w. A. Jr.
Kimlin, II. Rs Warden, w, I'll.
The following are the present officer
of Good Shepherd lodge:
N. G., James M. Dunlap.
V. G., John w. Hoyt.
r. S., Charles D. Pulver.
2. S., Wesley T. Hull.
Treasurer, Charles Planz.
Warden, w. e Battam.
Con-, George Warner and.
r.. s. N. G., Charles p. Camp.
L. s. N. c., John f. Adds.
r. s. ". g., Frank r. KimIin.
j.. s. W. G., X. ID. Rowland.
I. G., John Robinson.
o. G., Frank Warner, Sr.
"a. s. S., Thomas Bray.
II. s. s., James Sullivan.
Chaplain, James e. Mullins.
OrgaDist, w. 81. Hamlyn.
The Past Grands of the lodge are: N
a. williams, Il. w. Mosher, George /
Eddy, H. Thompson, Charles Plan
George s. Beers, Thomas Bray, D. I
Soule, j. "a. Mcmahon, w. J. Dodd, "
Hamlyn, N. Staub, w. A. Sherman,
Planz, lei. Donnelly. r.. M. Stack, r. Z
Mullins, George r. Pixley, J. f. Addil
George Robertson, Charles p. Camp,
j. Smith, RI. ID. Hine, j. Sullivan, d. "
Wheaton, w. Il. Battam, George Warne
lat, George Warner End, w. II. Hull, {
f. BriDton, r. II. Blades, G. Ell. Hartwel
Willie SworrelI, known as 'sRsstus,
was on hand with the New Milford druI
crops at Kent as water boy, bat be o.
The Newtown bee., 1898-06-03

Harvey Thomas went to Meriden, last
week, with part of his string of trot-
tiers and PAGERS, to put them In training
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G. Fl. BOOTHS
NEW MILFORD'S
BIG STORE.
Sweet
Spring Time

Brings thoughts of love of the
good, the true and the beautiful.
Nature is now doing her part and
we are using our best efforts to
do our part in creating dainty
and beautiful adornments for you
in Millinery. And in bringing
to the front first class seasonable
goods at the lowest prices con-
sistent with modern merchandise
ing.
The Newtown bee., 1898-06-03

Willie SworrelI, known sc ssRsstus, I"
was on hand with the New Milford drum
crops at Kent as water boys bat be Oc-
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THE CITY OF SE.ATTLE-Deparsme Of
Finance. Treasurer's Office. City Treas
Grsr's notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
Elsnt roll of Local Improvement District
No, 1I6. III tina City OF Seattle. created by
Ordinance No. 5.p4i entitled an Ordinance
avenue, In the City OF Seattle, from
Thomas street 10 Republican street by the
construction OF an ironstons pipe sewer q
proper dimensions through said portion Of
said avenue with all necessary wyes, open
ings, nanholes, iampholes. ventilators.
flushing tanks and catch basins, and pro-
Fidlng Tor the payment therefor by the
mode OF immediate payment, and esta blish-
ing fund for such payment by an assess
ment upon all lots and parcels of land
benefited by such Improvement under the
April E9;h, lss2, az amended by Ordinance
No. 3,S@, approved May sth. 1894, and
ordinance No, 4.is2. approved May 9Th.
lss1, and the City Charter as now IN force,
has been certified to NE for collection, and
tnat unless payment or the assessment
thereon contained is made within ~ days
from the date OF the first publication Of
this notice such assessment shall become
delinquent and shall bear interest al the
rate Of 10 per cent. per aanum until paid.
and II not paid before such assessment
shah have become delinquent a penalty of
per cent. shall be added and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for tne current year against each
lot and parcel so delinquent and with the
interest collected other taxes separate
account being kept thereof. and If not paid
within the time fixed for the payment OF
city taxes. shall be collected together with
such additional charges and penalties as
are authorized TO be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes, each lot or par
Gel Sd delinquent shall be sold for the
amount or such assessment, with interests
and costs. at the time and In the manner
and by the same authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes
A. II. FOOTE
gffy Trsa zr,rer ar ba T<s.-
Date or first publication, Seattle, Wash,
Nov. - 1895
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No rs in the City OF Seattle. creasec py
Ordinance No. i. NJ. entitled an D-ci.anee
provs1aEg fer the Improvement Of Ness.4As
avenue, Ninth avenue. LeEorA sa5rrss
Eighth avenue stewart street, $500 go
avenue. owe s--est. Sixth ayeans Pins
Seattle. and providing for the payment o.
the cost nd expense thereof ~ an assess
.z2snt upoa the property benefited ny suc1
Improvement under the mode OF 1rsneTi-
ATE payment as provided ~ Ordnance
Ne. z,oss. approved Ap-a 9Th, 80, A.
May sth. lss&. Ordinance No. az
approved May 5.h. iss.. and the
City Charter as row IN force,
has been ceYsiaes. 70 me for collection, and
that uniess payment OF the assessment
thereon contained is made within ~ days
tnss notice such assessment snAA bec0zns
deEnQuen, and shall bear interest al tns
rate OF 10 Per cent. per aGnun Until paid.
q nd Z not paid before such assessment.
shall have become delinguen. penalty OF
5 per cent shall be added. and the sums
tax roll for the current year asairst eaca
iof and parcel so delinquent and with me
interest collected other taxes. separate
account heirg kept thereof. and IL no, rsal1
within tire time fxed for the payment OK
city taxes, shall be collected. together with
SUCH additional charges and penalties as
are authorized 10 be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes. each lot ar par
Gel So delinquent shall he sold For the
amount OF such assessment. WIKI interests
and costs Al the time and in the manner
and by ne me authority IS lands and
lots are sold Cor city taxes.
City Treasurer OF the CITY OF Seattle.
Date ot first publication. Seattle. Wash.
Nov. e, ISIS.
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THE CRY OF sEATTLE-DeUs--m@r,T 81

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-Depa-tmer, Of
finance. Tre2sarer's Oalce-Efty Trsax-
Uregs Notice
Notice IL hereby given that the assess
menl roL OF Local Improvement District
NO lsi IN the City OF Seattle, created by
OsaLhance No s1t. Entitled an Ordinance
S.Sfl-lhs Tor TIE Improvement OF Lenora
street III the City OF Seattle from the puo-
nc main ss~er In Eighth Avenue 10 the al
ley between Fifth and Sixth Avenues hy
sotisH acting an sroE3Stoae pipe sewer
throughout said portion Ok said street to-
k@slfsf Win all necessary yves, openings
siahao'es. iarnp6opes. SeDtlAat0rs. catch
Dstszna and flushing tanks and providing
yer tue payment therefor hy the mode O.
immediate payment. ard establishing a
iufiS; Tor such payment by an assessment
upon all lots and parcel. o. land benefited
y saca improvement. under TIE provisions
OF Ordnance No asS approved Asaysi ~ n
lasz as amended BY Ordinance No go. as-
proved May sth, 1884, ard Ordinance No.
AZ, approved May 5th, iss7, and the CITY
CaaFtef as now In force has been certified
10 rue Tor collection. and that Unless pay
ment o. the assessment thereon contained
Is made within 81 days from the date Of the
Erst publication OF this notice such assess
Inenf shall become delinquent and shall
Dear Interest a. the rate O. 10 per cest. per
annum until paid. and II not paid before
sLcn assessment shall navs become Gesin-
quent penalty % per cent. shall be add
60. ana the sums delinquent shall be en-
tered On the annual tax roll for the current
year against each lot and parcel 50 aelir!-
queat and with the interest collected as
other taxes, separate account being kept
thereof. and II not pad within the time
fixed for TIE payment % city taxes, snail
be collected together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized 10
De charged and collected on other de.n-
quent taxes. each lot or parcel so delinquent
shall he sod fer the amount OK such assess
rleht. with interests and costs, al the time
ard IN the manner and by the same author
iiy as ianda and lots are sod for city taxes
4. II. FOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date Of first publication, Seattle. Wash.
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cember, sssA at s O'Clock n .rs al
Persons Interested are hereby rery1sr-t 20
appear before the city council a. ! ss=xfrr,
thsreos 20 be held Ia the council cslars Or
IN TIE c5iy nai. on sa5 Sir day Of D.
cemo@r. fsss a. % o'clock q N sr6 -aL.
objections thereto. AT sad time 40 axsi
the city council WIN consider any ana All
objection made ard VIII make such cor
reS,ions 10 saiu roil as Il deems Just, ard
will then by ordinance approve @nrS roll
and levy and assess tire amounts thereof
agz!nss each parcel AMI lot ~ land sfgoya
Ia said roll and declare the same a ars,
journed 20 a later Gate II SO orsered hy tee
City Council.
WILL. II. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and Ex-Oftacio City CLERK
81 the City OK Seattle
Date az Erst publication. November IL
ISIS. -
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THE CITY or SEATTLEDEPARr

THE CITY or SEATTLE-DEPAR
nlene OF Finance. Treasurers Otfice-City
TressGrsr's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
meat roll of Local Improvement District
NO. LAB IN the Ctty OF Seattle created hy
Ordinance No. 1893 Entitled an Ordinance
providing Tor the Improvement OF Dear
born Street In the City OF Seattle from
Tenth Avenue South to the Alley between
Maynard Avenue and Sixth Avenue South
~ constructing an ironstone pipe sewer
Wa wooden BOX ou:tai of proper dinner
sions throughout said portion OF said street
together with all necessary yves openings
manholes, lampholes, venti.ators. catch
basins and flushing tanks. and providing
Tor me payment therefor by thu mode Of
immediate payment, and establishing a
fund Tor such payment by an assessment
upon all lois and parcels of land benefited
by such Improvement under the provisions
Of Ordinance No. 3S5, approved April safh
1892, as amended by Ordinance No .sS;a
approved May Sfh. iS9f and Ordnance No
&ia2, approved May 6th. 1885, and the CITY
Charter now IN force has been certified
10 ma for collection. and tina. unless pay
r!ent or the assessment thereon contained *
made Within 81 days from the date OF the
first publication OF this notice such assess
fnent shan become GeiinQQarl. and shall
bear interest u the rate OF IL per cent Ter
anuum until paid, and II not paid before
sich assessment snail have become delin-
queit penalty OF per cent. shall be
added. and thu Sums delinquent shall he
entered ca the annual tax roll for the
current year against each lot and parce!
40 delinquent and with the interest coil
le'tcd as other taxes separate account be-
ing kept thereof. and IL nos paid within ma
time fixed for the payment Of city taxes
shall b. collected. together with such add
uonal charges and penalties a. ara author
iced 10 be charged and collected on other
delinquent iaxes each lot or parcel so de-
NuQUCnt shall re sold for the amount of
such assessment, with interests ana costs
AT the time aild IN the manner anG by the
same authority Is lands and lots are sold
Tor city taxes
a. II. FOOTE
city Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date Of first publication, Seattle Wash
Nov @@ud. i>9S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-22
unu lia.
FOREIGN MARK TS.
financial.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i,-TAe Evening
Posts London financial Cablegram says.
Tie activity and strength Of Americans
was the only feature In the stock market
here today. Americans opened good on
continental support. Berlin again supnort-
ed is specialfles. notably Northern Faci-
fic sales Of whinh nave suddenly ceased
The extent OF German buying OF Americans
In view Of the rise In money rates there Is
somewhat surprising. Professionals here
are also buying but there IS no public sup
port vet Grand Trunk was again bought
from Montreal and closed strong.
LONDON Nov. @l.-Canadian Pacific,
S63. Grand Trunk IA: bar silver, quiet.
e l5~led. Money, 2i4M2fa per cent.
LONDON. Nov. @l.-C'onsols. llo14; silver,