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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-09-22

A Russian chemist has discovered
most powerful anaesthetic, several
thousand times more powerful than
chloroform. Experiments are being
made at st. Petersburg to see IL 1t can
not be enclosed in bombs, which would
ave the extraordinary effect Of anaes-
thetising instead of wounding the
euemy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-09-22
CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP,
FIRE INSURANCE,
BLOOMSBJJRG PA

FIRE INSURANCE,
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
Home, of N. "; Merchants of NevszA,
N. j.; Clinton, N. Peoples, N.Y.; Read.
ing, Pa German American Ins. Co, New
York; Greenwich Insurance Co., New Yea,
Jersey City Fire Ins. Co., Jersey City, N. ].
These old corporations are we'll seasoned
by age and fire tested, and have never ~
had loss settled by any court of law. Thsfr
assets are all invested in solid securities, snG
liable to the hazard of fire only.
Losses promptly and honestly adjustedsa
paid as soon as determined, by ChristiAn q.
Knapp Special Agent and Adjuster, Bioosas.
burg, Pa.
The people Of Columbia county zhoafd
patronize the agency where losses, If say.
are settled and paid by one of their oss
citizens
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12
Electric IsitterS.

T. e I . B,tter~ i. a me Iicru" -uited
Tor = y \ as ~, bu' =. nap~ NOR. gen
HrailN neered w'Icr he Ianglrd rx>
ha"- t"d feeling pr waits. wnpn th
ii""r / '"rpih and sluggish aud the
a"e'i Of u to ic amh Ii,rrative j. felt.
prompt u-e Of ,bIS .rrdr"ru" has rf>
"n """c'"d long nHd perhaps fa'ai bis
uu' levers No m"dIre Wi act more
~ '.F J" counterr.tIng ana freeing
"a system from rh" nalarial poison
n = th",e. Indigestion, COn,tipaliou.
Dizziness yield TO Electric Bites. SOC
tnd sI.OO per bot e at Crawford Bros
DGUg store.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12
Books Of Registration Books.

Notice is hereby given that, in
accordance with the Act of 1896
providing for the registration of
electors, the books of registration
will be opened on the first Mon
day of each month, ut the court
house, for the registration of
electors entitled to registration
under the constitution, and kept
open for three successive days in
each month, until thirty days be
fore the general election in 1898.
Electors who registered on or
before the 1st of January 1898,
are not required to register.
Office hours from 8 a m to g
p IN. w. G.. A. PORTER,
Supervisor of Registration for
Lancaster County.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12
Il Sure Th,nD FAR YOu.

transaction in which you cannot
ose IL "A sure thing. Biiousuess, s,ck
h adache, furred tongue, fever, piles
nd thousand other ills are causec.
hy c"n~tipation aud sluggish liver
C"scare,s Candy Cathartic, the won
derfdl new liver stimulant and intes.
iina' tonic are by ali druggists guar
anteed to cure or money refunded.
&C are sure thing. Try box to
day; Zoe, 25c.. soc. sample and
booklet free al al druggists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12
Overwhelming Evidence.

Sc" sad Judge Bloomcr to
the coroner, "that you have re-
turned verdict of murder in the
case of the man who was found
dead this morning. How can YOU
do that when he left letter con
Tossing Suicidc"
"lcS, but the circumstances
showed that it was plain case of
cold-boodcd murdcr."
"What circumstanccs!"
"W'y, he had two hotties chock
full o, apple brandy in his over
coat pockets. No man with anv
Judgment would suicide with sich
II fine stock o spccrits az that ON
hand. - Atlanta journal
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12

20 40 Ly Lancaster AR 90 s so
'rain leaving Lancaster at 7 20 a m.
connects at chester with Southern go-
ing south. & Il l. going north and G.
& n Vestibule aud local trains roiny
west
Train leaving Lancaster at 3 40 u nm.
connects ut Lancaster with O II A. q
from Camden, and Chester with
N3uthern going north and south and
with & d l. north.
irain leaNi Chester a. IL O5 m
connects at Chester with Southern
rom Charlotte, at Lancaster with q
& G Tor Camden Tues DAY, Thursday
anu saturday; also & Il l. from north.
Train leaving Chester Z. 8l5 mn
connects with Southern i.om Colum.
ON, u q d \ from Atlanta and G IL r.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12
Snas on Depend On.
hdr James Jones. OF the drug firm of
"nes & Son., cowden, ILL.,, In speak
Dg OF DR. Kings New Discovery. savs

u a. -, winter n,- ife wa, ,ked
VII" la Grippe, and ner case grew so
serious that physicians At Cowdeu ard
PANE could do pOthing for her. IL
emed 10 develop into Hastv Con.
sumption Having Or Kings New
Discovery in store, and selling lots of
I, ne took b1ttir Ia me, aud to the
surprise of all she began t. get better
FROM frs dose, and half dozen dollar
b'tt.e' cured her sonnd and we'll Dr
kI"g's New Discovery for Consumps
tion, |oughs and Colds is guaranteed
20 DO thi5 good work Try it, Free
Tiai bottles at Crawford Bros Drug
store.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12

- Pay Up.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12
srnH pNNpr-IsnrA

1oigostl1n rni stomach disorders tats
BhO'NSS IRON Bf1-rEVS.
- cealsrs zs'p u, ~ per bottle Gebuinehss
~N'eJnTs ''Fi en'u'ed rsd lines on Wrapper
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-12
q Hd PeOpie,

Old People who require medicine to
e2u!ate the bowels aud kidneys will
mud the true remady in Electric Bit
ler1. This medicine does not stimulate
and contains no whiskey nor other
tntcxicant, hut acts as tonic and
Alternative. 1t acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels. adding strength
AID giving tone to the organs, there
10y aiding Nature in the performance
OF the function. Electric Bitters is an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old People find it just exactly what
they need. Price fifty cents and 81. 90
per bottle at Crawford Bros Drug
store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07

Douglas Erckson. Yorsv etora.M
Enpress q
Eha Tssa srss An r rs sns sa Frss ss
Eery cgsss Jones carasa
E..se -
E Redheld Rrkaesn
Lonaea ~ ~s -
GleneTtn Kerr sr sh i.s caran Eaunaan Fetrasry H.
Harry MsTs Faeros. * ions s. slehseI seattle
Illinois as rsfdnh ssis aS slask ana a assk
tons ~ ~
1 Ivys aaFehon An ss s .ns sn Sansse sseFe
Jssn toss pcrs Fsrs seasDe "s'
oa Waan Hsland Am
Johnson 81 soss ssa snseo fs sound aA@
aara Thonpn g.n s, IS tons Sas s ss ds0H
fhanaTa. Hanson Am str ~ Mahae
Louisiana, cron.A shi tons Rosa
IISsora Renngtea Br
tshss An SO
ms 81 SIR syabS tens san z na saar 5xre'
M Msqx ksk Br So ias
MseIoss. Kan tons Resin royal Hosds
tons flvsrpa vsoria ard Alaska c ''se1
odSe Jensen An h Isl san Po March
@ Am A san BAN en-! :'s ssn T Faac nt s Static
Am schr
NsY Orleans Bes
oSanesah @T RsnscS Am Sc eer SO Anspss Peri
Pathfinder. Am schr.A @ ~
Mea,hy m sem ar ,os s sns ass ss,s Alaska
RIS "aso1 Sh OK a. tong ar,efeEss
pnch u,rear Den
ssanautS SSssus Am So $50 tons baltimore
Ms santos feo
anna Sys ey Am s. - tons New York Seattle end Alaska
Am, seattle and Alaska ps n
Am Am M tons Daeh S sars s'i Seattle
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PUGET SOUND SHTPPTNG.


I " Tsose rr,as y!y Henry Baker Of
AoeTs wsan
r a f ] @ S Z n s ss s.ss e 4 Morn
r sg wss a a D d R ah w oI M9 s
Havnsr Ealas &
sehoonerM ons;c onsd ~ anu . "
sssts 81 & % Asaef o.
9sss fsa s' ass 9 sa s hs VISA 'sHs
aR s M + s u @ T y Nelson s s s san Fl
EaF seass n = @ a's sI Te
EN- i @ Sis@ n s f ssss S s
M & + saasT mt & p % Aberdeen " aaayas
9negs &c tons u Il Har,Sn master Aberdeen " sgd
% ean tons Ed % M pG rowesssa ala
May = Prince RO1sr 90 CHRIS Hansen
Say master Port Townsend
s9a IS F E s a caf os as sas Port Townsend
Gsaas Perm Sel feet 4nasT value SIS @
amsr ship Francisco:
Francisco,
for @ srk Lex 1S osaS merchandise
Departure Bay
DOM n n s ps'H & e ns H sra G e k
euss s 1s a, e @ % It E ass s $s ss sn.'
Pc Perkins $50
The American ssn Sfs ad @ @ s saa At s a 4 s a
sa H srsd sss .ls Sydney % option Melbourne Adelaide Port rs "
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VESSELS BOUND IN.


White; tons a..
Athenian ChopeB 81 tonsLo ndon
m tons York. Puget
Actaea Mccarthy sch % York Seattle and Alaska
Columbia L.
sound
Mcbride
Alton IN schr
Augusta blk
c SIS
deer Argntb
Triish Yeoman h.
Bannsh Cardiff Roads March H.
hswood.D Esuumai
Burma Mikuivi
Berth ok Vancouver
wthwarte 81.
Bay.G
H
& Anne Am sch
ese Gel SIS -
Ewart Am blk IONS
CeuIr Homes II sh. OF
teson,A m
oC
C1su Am schr
Am .3s tors
celtic JonesB sin.
8r stons sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07
MILES OF SALT FIELDS.
The Cherokee strip Rich In Saline
Reserves.
Kansas City Star.


A valuable possession that Is ultimately
TO become the property OF Oklahoma. IL
the Saline reserves in the Cherokee strip,
known respectively as the eastern, mid
die and western reserves. George ID.
orner, special agent OF the United States
land department. has JUS. completed his
inspection Of the reserves. 10 learn 70
what extent the lands are un.awfuliy
occupied by homesteaders. The reserves
belong 10 the United States. and no OBJ
lection is made TO the grazing OF cattle
on them. Many persons took advantage
OF this privilege, however. 10 build fen
ces and homes. Mr.. Orner notified al
such persons TO remove their improve
ments at once. lie will compel his or
ders to be observed. Said he:
'"These Saline reserves are a wonderful
sight. and one Of the grea; natural curl
osities OF the west. TIE eastern reserve
Hes in Wood county. eighteen miles west
OF Pond creek. and contains nearly so.
90 acres IL Is mostly prairie land.
ABOUT two-thirds OF the surface IL COW
cred with salt OF various depths. There
ara millions OF tons OF salt. practically
an fnexhaustible supply. The lard IS
marsiiy. and from the swamps flow sal
fue water which Is condensed By solar
evaporation. In going from east 10 west
/ travelled over a road ahou. six miles
long. As far as the eye could reach was
"a vast white sea, white as foam. glistsn-
rig IN the sunlight and dazzling the eye
Late IN the afternoon. when the sun is
sinking low. It's rays. striking the crys-
tails at an obliq-e angie. make this white
sea shine as II covered with jewels. The
road Is as level as a tioo-. The rniddls
reserve. in Woodward county, II Almost
a. large as ira eastern reserve. The
western reserve. near the Kansas line.
In Woodward county. contains about Ia
eco acres The cimarron river flows
through the middle Of both these re-
serves It's waters become so heavily i'm
pfegnatea win salE that great nausea IL
caused 10y drinking IL. The gait Is hauled
away IN wagon loads by cat,lernsn. IL
ia easy - snd CHUNKS OF salt weighing
90 pounds each. Farmers calm that IL
is the best sal. o5tasnahse for curiag
meats, containing just the right proper
fton az xaltpetsr. There are portions %
th. reserves whore buffalo and blue stem
grass grows in abundance. During the
rs'Ers tory flights OF water fowl, the
marshes are alive with al kinds % geese
and ducks. The large saacaili cranes are
frequently found"
Ia zsse congress passed al act permit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07

ting the Cherokee Indians to lease these
Saline reserves for a period OF twenty
years. IL was because OF the fact that
this lease had not expired that these re-
serves were not included In the purchase
or the Cherokee strip lands from the
Cherokee Indians. Mr.. Orner endeavored
TO learn to whom the reserves were leas-
ed The reporter Tor the star received
letter several months ago from the See
rotary OF the Cherokee nation al Table,
quah, /. r.. giving the names OF the les
sees. most or whom had died since the
lease was made. The lessees were cit.-
Gems OF the Cherokee nation.
There was once talk of the building Of
big sac works in the eastern reserve.
There is no method of computing the
waite or the salt deposits. bur 1t is cer-
tainly enormous. as II Is claimed that the
quality OF the salt IL equal to that at
Hutchinson, Kas. The territorial school
department is anxious TO have the re-
serves set aside for the benefit OF the
public school fund.
Mr.. orner has recommended 10 the de-
partment OF the interior that the reserves
be leased or thrown open 10 settlement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07

where the entrance to this natural y,rs
hive Is. There is a sort of natural cavern
In the cliff that seems 20 have n crack
through the Inner vail from top TO bottom,
but most of the lees hover around n hols
about eighteen inches wide and apprar to
make that the point OF ingress and egress.
Many days II is Impossible to see even
the ciin, 80 thickly covered is II with the
insects. and they roll In and out OF the
opening like a stream Of naolasses.
During the summer dead birds can al
ways be seen on the ground around the
mouth OF the hive. They have been stuU9
TO death while attempting to fly through
the swarm OF insects Four-footed crea
lures never venture within half n mile
seeming 10 know that death turks there.
In front OF the mouth OF the hive there
IL piie OF dried honey that has flown
from the interior. II looks like heap OF
molten lava that has been hardened after
being discharged from a volcano.
a party OF men living in the v,n,oitv
claim 10 have entered the bee hive several
years ago. They selected cold day In
winter. when the bees were half dormant,
and poured coal oil and benzsne around
the opening. Then they made a big fra
OF wood, SO that the whole cavern was
filled with flames. Then they poked the
red-hnt efnbers down the opening and %
killed every bee in II,
But ihere was not much TO see after ths
men got inside-oniy large cave. with the
walls covered with wax and dried honey
and enough Of the sweetness in pools In
the bottom 80 last big city for several
years. OF course the honey was UNIT FOG
use. on account OF being fun OF dead bees
and ashes from the fire, The men, how
ever. did not lInger 81 the cave any great
length OF time. as IL was souI-smeiiiuR
and sitting. Although countless millions
OF bass must have been destroyed or this
occasion. the next summer they were a.
numerous az ever and just as vicious.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07
MARINE NEWS

TACOMA. June s-Salisi June 4--sehr
DorvtAv. tor 81. Michael. str Valencia.
for san Francisco; str Queen. for. Dyea.
PORT BI4AkE.LEY. juno S-saise&-~
Schr 4 : Holmes. COR San Pedro. scaF
Prosper for Eslpo5g
PORT GAMBLE. June G.-Saslee-ScAr
Comet fer san Francisco.
coos BAY. June Arrived A.
sasa from San FrapeiSCo.
t-pNox Jane s-S8I.es1 June 4-Sh J.
b Brown, fer Dusca n&rssoT.
ASTORIA Jun~ s-Saited june str
State OF California. for san Francisco
Arr1vaS-St~ Oregon. from San Francisco
CORONA. June S-Asrtgea June 2-fsr
ssr Alpha. from Halifax, for Vancouver
YOKOHAMA. Jane s.--Arrsvad June a.
- osg Columbia, frcsu Tacoma
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BIGGEST BEE HIVE ON EARTH.
A California Cavern Filled With
Burning Insects.
San FrancGsco Ca.l.


Did you ever sec bee tree with swarm
OF bees around X? Wei. magnify this
about Ie.0oQ times and you Will have n
slight idea % natural bee hive In Mendo-
clno county, California i; IS rift IN the
face OF n cliff and tradition has IL that
there is large cave on The inside. where
the myriadz CO busy insects make their
homes.
This great natural curiosity Ii known 10
residents OF the adjacent country as "Tes
rock. ard they have grown TO look upon
IL as commonplace. when IN reality 4 r.
the only bee hive OF the kind in existence
These Is no danger OF n person getting
very near 20 this natural bee hive without
knowing II. for n all hours or the day a
swarm % insects hovers about several hun-
drsd feet I'm all directions. An incessant.
maddeniug buzz fills the air that can D.
heard an eighth Of a mile and serves a.
Il warning not TO venture toe near. Bat
men do venture near. after having first
put on 4 suit OF leather clothing. faste5esl
= mask of wire screen around their hat
brin and lighted a good big torch TaeSe
precautions are absolutely necessary.
II takes nerve 20 approach close 20 ths
opening in the rock. ard the experience e.
a nevsr-;o-be forgotten oae. Bees so the
number Of millions o. millions will Iight
on the Intruder. humusag fefdlsalr, ard
eudeayoF TO sting him 90 deaxh. They firm
a perfect cloud. and the asr - allied with
a fsf!d smell and fine dust that g@zS
through ths wire screen and causes az r.
rEfasiur TO the eyes Tire tiny fnssctS
really snow signs OF siciOuHGexg ard ~
into the aaures % the loren IA covnt5ess
numbers as though ihsy Intended - exr
,inea1ssh e. Round and round they fy.
with a deafeniag buzz. ard ssroag indeed
Is the man who can staes the onslaught
OF the tiny foes for more taaa few min
usss.
II ~ almost Impossible 20 make Out just
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07
SYNOPSIS
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

spsclai Dispatches TO Post-Tuisliigence-.
TATOOSH. Juns a. p. m.-Barometer.
50ai partly cloudy: wind east, four miles.
InwaTd-~'fug Tyee, 10 e. m. steamer Ala
sace 10 ~ a. IA . steamer, lie q. ~. Out
wart!-ShED ia low % Tyee. $50 a. m ;
steamer San Nntea. s 70 =. m. In the
straits, bound oEt--A ship IN tow
NEAH BAY, June s.-4 p. m--CYear:
cain, tug T-yee passing Up.
Cl.AI.I4AN BAY. June at T. rl--Csear !.
SMOKY. light go st wind
PORT ANGELES, June e.-f p. aa.-Ba~
rSrne,er. seq; clear, cam. ship j. B.
RroRn IN hAH.
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LIVERPOOL. June s.-SaIled June A.
Br sh Riverside. from E.squin,alt
SAN FRANCISCO. June 6-Arrived--
Str City of Puebla. Victoria: schr Ber-
wick. Suisiaw river; schr Eliza Miller
Grays harbcT; blk Gatherer Tacoma:
schr Enterprise. Crays harbor: schr
Thomas L. Nagus, Cook inlet; schr Co
Ia ma. Coos bay. Returned June A-Schr
Mayftowsr. from San Frarsclsco for CO.
guile river. on account OF carrying away
main tcpmast and hackstay of Humboldt
June >
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

sa.tfle Everett & whatcon Route
Stafr Of Washington leaves Seattle daily
exr.pt saturday a. 10 p. N.
seattle Everett ana Ia conner Route.
scene Fa&FhRVea leaves Seattle aaifv
exrapt sunday at T. n. calling az Ev-
Srxt, going north Tuesday Thursday ana
saturday. going south Monday. " ednes-
,say and Frlday.
Tefenhore Main 81. Yesier Dock.
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You

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successfully treating and curing thousands
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Special attention 70 diseases Of women, ir-
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Many diseased conditions will yield only
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
L. :. MAIL

SFEAMkk pEI4IN
Leaves Gal6E@lih dcek, foot - washing
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sal
urdays a. o'eaeek >. IN. for Kingston.
rssr+ Gamble. Seaeeck. Erianon. Holsy.
pfwmtso IAlllwsep Fails. hoodspcrs and
ifyina S.3ty. Returns alternate aayA
d TEorTAAN. Master.
rexrrhnre, Red ISL
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wHATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA

Fressat Steamer NEPTtr NE for Ana
.,.&...S Esatraavvn % whatcon. Leaves
ss@,anse-rEat sseck. Tacoma, = "a. City
9sork tsss; &c Main strseft, Seattle. 2. m.
sruss.. Thurs. and Sat EetGrnins, leaves
49, . IA. rairaayen, SIS p III,
ssss Auacerses ID 7. ia. son.. Nsdaes- and
& "a a's'a W. II. ELLA
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Two Cured
With One Belt

SEATTLE, Wash,
Goa. 10, 1858.
fJs. f>lerne--Iens 81ss
SOME time $50 I noaghs
enc OF yegs Eleesr9e
u slfs for Lame hAek,
caas~d ~ sfeasss .ssa
ny kasnars. and in
! HIRE DAYS tima
the Pain had disar.-
pear~si aHf hes Bee
fs0absed me- sineA
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HUMBOLDT. for Frisco June :. a. =.
sharp. Reduced rate. los YesIer way.
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<--T rnEAsURER's soTTcE-city Of
se 1870 il ss~sby given that tssssecond an
Se1ss -ssss.yuest 81 local Improvement dis
- - ~ for the Improvement Of East
-. - - street. In the city ef Seattle. from
4ssS<Ssx 10 the cas- line 81 Walla Waiia
- srxier fhe PROS ssssFs o. ordnance
- ~ rhseh PROVIDES rar me 1870
e.S nsrkfag said street. and pr9vs6trg
- - F,.sysysers therefor IN install rserts
sssshsgshsng a fund FOR sueh payment
- seyyifg and collection o. sptcss.
.s~rse-,ts asor TIE properly benefited
- -. lts,r.raves@nt. ard providing for the
ssnrs ~ be-ss ae authorized BY al act
~ - legislature Of the state ~ washing
. - eyuro~ef March aEn. ~ and under
se.xsa NAY I'm. fszs as anesss6ei by or
49,. Nc. $50. approved July nth. 1874.
80 - city ffsaTter, as anse nfssd ard row
= srrrs hz~ beer duly certified TO me
q eosjscfssn. and tne respective sssH,s
ss1s,stn rharg..1 and levied against each
ss,rd ara Iot % land. ard part thereof
"a district. III payment OF such in-
@s;fxens remains unpaid ans the same
k-rs'rg the interest on The whole amount
sssrrrs fnust be paid on or before TIE
esss IA sach snstaisruent on or before
- 6.ss day of July, 1888. the safne shall
fseune delinquent and &nali bear interest
3 fs4s rate Of 3 yes cent. per snntrn uatii
al a76 IT lFt ks3sa Bt&BEs H1su IiGif. =
Sxasty ~ FIVE 80 per cent. shall be added
~ ne sarss deIiaqueu. shall BE- entered
= me annual tax roll for the cssrrent
var axasast see8 lot and parcel II land,
80 narf thereof. ~ delinquent and with
a. sntsrsst ard penalty shah be collected
= stbas taxes. together with such ad.ii-
sseas rhsrges or penalties as are author
49, b - charged and collected on other
a. s1usrt taxes and each lot or parcel
81 al 80 deiirauent shall be- Foid for
Sf xEsrh a% mont er4A fa-
sfssss penalty nd costs. in tha manner
sfssssd<d hy law. A. II. FOoTE
Z cstg Treasurer 81 the CITY of Seattle
Date o. flrst publication June ~. 1893.