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The sun., 1898-04-04
THE TEXAS GETTING READY
The Great Battleship at ; the
Brooklyn Navy
Yard.

Instructions Cabed All Our Consus Spanish Soil
To Be In Readiness for Instant Departure
The Royal Family Preparing for
Flight-Presdeut's Messay.
Will be Presented On
Tuesday.
The sun., 1898-04-04
In IL New Business.

larry II. Smith has secured II position
Neneral manager of the Detroit Brew
company for this State. Mr.. Smith
INC Of the persons who was turned
Nm by the Levy Court last week for
Election as constable.
The sun., 1898-04-04

Ir. shipley, Of fCincinnati, Ohio, made
Sery interesting address to the Sabbath
Iool of Central Presbyterian Church
bterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Elliott, Miss
Ijott, Miss Marie Morse and Mrs. Jas.
Souder, who have been spending
kme time in Berlnlda, have returned
\lne.
The sun., 1898-04-04
SPANS ROYAL FAMILY
READY FOR FLIGHT
They Fear an Outbreak Unless DIFF
fcrenccs are Immediately
Patched UD.

BERLIN, April 3.-The German Am
bassador ut Madrid, Herr Von RADIO
witz, reports to the Foreign Office here
that the Spanish royal family fears an
outbreak unless the differences between
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NOTICE - Travelling
PUBLISHERS

PUBLISHERS NOTICE - travelling
agents are j. A. Mcclellan. v = EoEs.s
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Insertion Payment always ~ a1fa'i1T:
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ADVERTISERS changes for advertise
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must he furnished by O'Clock SATURDAY
Advertisements will be received AZ Dranca
Offices % the Post IntelliseDcer.
reformation leading TO the conviction Oh
any person stealing copies OF this paper
aelIyerea TO subscribers In seattle.
TACOMA EEREAU-So. 1en3 P2ciffc ave-
nue. l.. A. Harrison
ENEkETT-P. X, Lewis.
SPOKANE Branch office. Tra1ers'
block. 65 Riverside avenue. telephone AZ.
J. o. Peterson. Manager.
PORT TOWNSESD-wnn A. Pfeiner
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STANLEY. Agent
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ORDINANCE NO. 5I0s-An Ordinance ap-
proving, the assessment raN If Local I'D
provement District No. lgS for ne iar.
pToVement Of Taylor Avenue from I1sse,-
as Street 10 Republican street; una.i
Ordinance NO ssjI and evysnR ana aSAea-
ing the amounts thereof aga nsl az
paicei and lot Of land ana part 49,
shown ia - 4 roll. ana providing iH ~
collection thereof. -
W hereaS the assessment roil OF -
Improvement District NJ. ii1 f0T tae ~
prOVement OF Taylor Avenue f!on la9sssss
Street 10 ke pBhl4c9n Street uffff 80 80
nance No. 1854 prepared by the tity fi e -
Desr, was reported TO the tty toAASa y
the BOARD OF Public " ok On t5e -
day NJ September 1893. and ne Coufci' y.
receipt OF such roll ami asses ut 80
cause notice thereof gned By i's - q
Comptroller and TX Gfhcio tfiy E}efh
Toe published n the city ONO a. ne" Spss.
og the city for ten consecutive Issues, Tvs
Tying aH persons interested {h-4t sa!1 -
has been nite4. ana requiring t'tsh t1,ss =
pear before the city f0uncli n the QUE
Chamber tn the C!fy Hall CA Monday y. =.
eth day of November. is55. q { 80 go
= u being "a day nos less than hfss
days from the date Of said n7,iee, and NJ ~
Objections thereto. X any tces nave, az
Whereas The Ci.y Council I'D at the 81
axet duly convene ard consider any ana -
objections male thereto and r0 npJe ~ I
~ere made Or nlsj, aud thu C9UncA 1s
make such corTeCiious a. s4id fOa az =
deemed 'iIst. and found me amount o. -
20 Dc aaAessed ega nst property 10 saia -
tr1ct. az shown N said roll. Ia be tae sum 7.
one thousand tSo hundred anl Hlas ly-Sns
and ss-iiD lsf So dollars, and
Wf>r@e4. tne E.ty Counsel found tilAt - -
% the provisions u me CHARTER and efas-
RANGES prior 10 tae approval o: saii assssss.'
fnent roll hsd been duiy complied *ssa'
now therefore.
H. /, ordained ~ the cry OF Seattle a
fellows;
sectioa l. That The assessment roll 81
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CI.AItxaY ANTS.

THE HROCkWAY FAMILY.
IT HAS BEEN triteiy said that public
opinion is The court Of last resort before
which all men must stand on final APP
neal This vigliant and exacting r.
bunaI " oso MEMORABLE decree cannot
ne ignored. has weighted the ability Of
the BrockRayS IN tne balance ard the
verdict l. Net Wanting" As a result
their pariors are crowded daily from ~
a. III 10 > z. IN. Their hest advertise
meuJ : taetT patrons One visit -
these people R.ii sepay you for tie
many disappearance MS yo0 have higHer-
10 received II vou wish truthful sfir-
ftual advice 81 ali affairs O. are TN doubt
or trotsnlr consult them.
THERE ARE GOOD MEDIUMS
Ara room fGT many fuore II you wish
20 Develop yogr latent powers attend the
class every Thursday ~ . ~
PARL.pRS, 1&22 SECOND AVE.
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JAMES COPELAND. of New York city -
stu amazing his many patrons rs reveal
igE he past ard predicting the future
events Of their lives His power IS won
scripj3cns % your friends ana enemies are
as real AZ - trey stood before y0u tie
depends solely uroD hts c5airt0yauf pow
ers and trance meilumEhlp Corner Third
avenue AMI Columbia street S0orey-
block Letters with STAMPS enclosed an
sM.ra.l SM.A..a ana ..ngl..n spoken
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ARSOLD-At South Seattle. Monday, No
vernber q. Issr G.. H. Arnold, a naklFs
of New York. of parasysAs. agea ~ go. :
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STILL. \ STERY

How MIS- pr Say IN. queen 0f mediums
acromrl3s7e~ such wDu1eFs WhEe en-
1Fanre6 s5e djHc3cses yolr future locates
mines, Tstin.tes l0vers, husbands and
wives Thousands mad H4p7v TRr3uxh
tae az, e 'his WEI tertUi w9mae. Secure
one % aer EHvptian charms Satisfaction
hy mall. .1cioss stamp faV c.rcaitF. ff9-
- Seattle. second ..ooF. 49,. Hours. 10
20 5.
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MEDIC Al.

~'--~-~-~.-------
LADIES Chichvstsr's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand are the
best; safe. reliable; take no other. send
40 STAMPS for PARTICULARS; Relief for
ladies in letter by return mali: ~ drug
Dhia Ia.
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nINANCE

EiNANCE
loving the /
sovement Il
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kenue, Len
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FOR SALE-FARMS AND LANDS.

LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason and
Thurston counties: excellent fruit land :;
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms. favorable terms Tacoma Mil
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
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FOR SALE-ACRE TRACTS,

FOR SAt.E-Fiftsen acres choice fruit
trees and small fruits. house. barn.
small dryer: no irrigation. Address own
er II. VI. Van peurs. Portland. or
LOTS ana garden acreage near state uni
vcrsi,v W w. Beck. Ravenna Park.
Seattle Wash
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

n. L. RANDALL. & co. carpenters Job
bers, glazing; screens. windows ard
doors. Telephone, Green cit. 220 Spring
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w,STnp-mo ,nn wtru nooNs

NANTEth~Rs sye '-aums lnsn shrss seter,y
fAfn'sfaed ro0a5s Wiaa ssA@Fst Actteess i
~ S&w l'0Ss-lDteG3s euess.
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WAGONS AND SLEDS
HAND and horse sieds ma nsIfactnred nv
the Pacific Wagon co. are the hssf for
Alaska Dealers in wagon material bug
Ky tops and carriage trimmings Pacific
Wagon Co. Third avenue south ana Lane
street
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.iEIf WtNTEn--saE>rs, sorIcIr-
oR~, RsrC.

ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED .ver,-
where fnr "l-he SsoFy - the phiHnnlnes.
Nv N0@at HslS,ts8 f5tc5As n.&t5rlaa e
1ae N4F q SayiiDrsf. wiz en IN army
camps ~ san Fykts SEQ, on Tia Pnethe
Win tien Merritt ia tne as1sygstss CAMPS
~sth AgVina SO. ua n eek Of fht sssS IN.
7 a win Nr@eN, asa iu the soar 81 oattle
81 tHr fsii ~ Manila. bonanza for agents
iafEe book l6W prices. Big prom IS ffelghf
pa a. tTfsitt E.tcu5 oi2tut free Dominion
COMPANY iArH, e'u1ent a.. tsh.raga
AGENTS ON SALARY OK tSaMAflS~
sion TIE creates. aEe@fS' We. ssr .Hsf pro
dpceG, every usvr uf pea aD& tnk eyfA<
Il ~ 4zat. Ssf to ast 7Cr cenc .Nrae. 10,
Asents sa1sS amounted to SS-V ia SIX tayS
an0.her N@ in tSa ao}srs M8r.yae ga
ser M}z CO \ IN. la crosse Nsx
y EEK &sd eSEensFz fs8aa te sci. s,s-
gar experience unnecessary. no1s4aS 81.
..HnsS- TIE " J. h8Eo "a. =. Iscax
Ne
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MINERS AND LoGGERS' TOOLS.

DIAMOND II BRAND. made OF best i'm
ported English tool steel; superior 10 all
others: fully guaranteed. Sod by all first
class dealers. Manufactured and sold hv
Columbia Car * Tool Works, Second and
Clay. Portland. or
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kLONDik Observation-Disclosures.

MARINE INSURANCE-Hulls and car
goes written; open policies issued: aver
ages adjusted. also fire. accident caSu-
atty and liability insurance in the lead
ing companies. Hanford & Stewart. eu1
Pioneer building.
WANTfD-Dogs suitable for Alaska Call
or address Abbott hotel. q. J. Backus.
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.LOCTTION-Llzz.e jag Richardson, Gos'
Fourth avenue
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WASTED-Two or three unfurnishes:
rooms for light fousekee ping. centrally
located. no children Address l. L. Saw
yer PostofsYce SEATTLE.
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Ladies' calling cards with plates. This
onice.
Thomas Lamb. Of Alfalfa basin vent
10 Denver Thursday.
Marvin Stewart Of Paonia 10 in Denver
this week on business.
G. w. Whitelaw left Saturday on .
business trip to Denver.
For the finest Photographic 90 TO W.
r. Travis art studio. Delta
All kinds OF staple and fancy groceries
at the Delta County Mercantile Co.
Subscriptions taken for Denver papers
and all magazines at Peoples Pharmacy.
Capt. N. q. Clark is down from Mont
rose looking after his -four mill interests
in Delta.
Mrs. C. p. Nutter left last Saturday
on an extended visit to her old home in
Illinois.
Mabel CIegg Of North Delta left the
first Of the week for Victor whore she
will remain.
Starr Nelson, OF Salida. was over few
days this week thinning tho fruit on his
peach trees.
Miss Bertha Jones returned last Sun
day from months visit with friends In
Colorado Springs.
John Walsh left for Denver Tuesday
where he will enter Law Office and re-
main permanently.
Ed J. Mathews came down from Pao.
mia Saturday and went up to Montrose
to spend the Fourth.
Vim Mathews and family spent the
Fourth Of July with their parents in
Montrose, returning Tuesday.
For the finest decorated and plain
white chinaware 100 piece set chinaware
for si5oO at Corbin & Sanders.
Our ladies' shirt waists, dimities, or
candies and summer dress goods are in
and up to date. VIM. Mathers.
County Treasurer n. II. Castle re-
turned ON the Fourth from q six weeks
visit with relatives in Michigan.
Mr.. Frank Potter, well known Delta
boy. left for Topeka Wednesday, where
he will make bis home in the future.
Mr.. Hollistcr and daughter left Tues
day for Omaha and points in Iowa and
will be away the balance OF the summer.
Sam Skinner went up to Montruse last
last Friday to make filing on timber land
situated on the Unconpahgre plateau.
&C. Yelton arrived from Denver Tues
day and will begin work with the Delta
County Fruit Growen' association Il
once ~ book keeper.
Jack Killian arrived from the west
last Saturday. where he purchased sev.
erai hundred head OF cattle. that he will
turn on the range here.
N. Wakefield. OF Cherokee. Iowa, who
has been visiting his brother-in.law c,
d. Palmer. returned to his home TIL urs
day via Grand Junction.
Henry KohIer, Of Cedaredee. president
Of the Delta County bank, WAS in at.
tendance at the semi annual meeting OF
the Delta County bank stockholders.
Sam B. Hartman, OF Maher. and Geo
II. Duke. Of Hotchkiss. were in town
Tuesday attending the semi annual meet.
ing OF the stockholders OF the Delta
County bank.
Drs. Hick and Hunter are in the Es-
cilantc canon aircr the speckied beauties,
and incidentally mosquito and fly bites.
Mrs. Hick and Miss Belle Hurley are
with the party.
Hon. e. T. Webb. wife and daughter
OF Webb City, Mo-, who have been in
the county for u week past visiting the
North Fork section, left last "Wednesday
for Salt Lake city and from there home
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LUCE & STOCKHAM

take the Iced for nuts. fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Our cracksrs arc always fresh.
Rsnember we have the fincst cheess
made.
Get our prices on bulk coffee.
We pay top pric-s Tor butter ard eccs.
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Horseshoeing, Wagon Work
AND GENERAL REPAIRING.
kinL. Of WsGs. supplies Ter sale.
n. L. FO66, MAIN STREET..
Advertised Letters.

Advertised Letters.
The following letters remain in the
postoffice at Delta, July 5, 1893:
J.R, kapaga. Mrs. ]. N. Florreis, ]. +.
Keyeer. Edd Kuhlmann. Jan % No
Laughliu. J. J. Long. E j. Nattle, Z.
Sharp, Axel Saniborn. Jacob Strock.
In calling for theee letters please say
they are advertised.
W. RAY SINPsoN. Postmaster.
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s0OOe-oseAess' RAe0soe00 8oos-
n you have friend in the e&se wh0
desires to come out hero to look st the
country with view TO locating. you caa
secure for them . rate oe one fAre e0e .
D-day round trip ticket fro0 Dsosss.
Pueblo or Cosorseio Speinss by spe,yia6
70 any oAicer Of the Delta coaasy 6oaesA
u Trsde. II they are co0iag 10
say you can got tASa . rate a two
thisxis u ooe fare fruo either q thoso
points and an emigSant rate - tAsis
kousrhold goods 10 Dsles
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The Tongue Creek coal 10 improving
as depth 10 gained and nov ranks - the
best, Order from J. J. winton.
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Staple and fancy groceries and tobac.
cos at tho Delta County Mercantile Co
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J.J. winton will sell you Pratts Horse
and Cattle Food; Pratts Poultry Food
a guaranteed egg producer.
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Church Nesices.

PRESBYTERIAN CnuRcH-Services at
II a. IN. and 7:3O p. N. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Junior c. E. at $40 p. m. Y.
p. s. c. E. at 6:45 p. IN. Prayer and
conference "Wednesday evening at a:sp.
Welcome to all.
A. NJ. WoRK Phi. D., Pastor.
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One gentle riding or driving horso
cheap. Inquire at this once.
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il. wintou b agent for the Excel
sior laundry. of Denver.
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Smoked meata salt sides and canned
goods at the Delta County Mercantile
Co.
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Daily delivery Of your orders at u
Delta County Mercantile Co.
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SURFACE CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH at
Eckert-Preaching service every Sun
day at 3 p. m. Sunday School at p.
m. Rev. James H. Messenger, pastor.
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IL a. IN. and $50 p. N. Sunday school AT
10 a. m. Junior c. E. at $40 p. m. Y.
p. s. c. E. at 6:45 p. IN. Prayer and
conference Wednesday evening at I:3o.
Welcome to all.
A. NJ. woRK Phi. D., Pastor.
SURFACE CREEK BAPTIST CHuRcH at
Eckert-Preaching service every sun
day at .. m. Sunday School at , p.
m. Rev. James H. Messenger, pastor.
FIRST BArrIsr CHURcH-Rev. James
II. Messenger pastor. Services at II a.
IN. and 500 q. IN. Sunday school at 10 a.
m.-Dr. A. H. Stockham Supt.-ioung
Peoples meeting T:l5 p. M. NJ. Conk-
lin, president. Morning. subject--The
Character and Privileges OF the Sub
jects Of the Great King sub
iect-Call Of the Four and First Preach
ing Tour.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH-Msss and sermon
at 10:N, Sunday school Immediately
after the morning service, Evening
Rev. c. NJ. FKKKAKI.
METHODIST rCHrRCH-Servicesa as usual
morning aud evening. Everybody vel
come.
JSo. Il. woop. Pastor.
Sr. Lrxs's EPISCOPAL LCHURcR-Cloeed
during July and August. Services re-
sumcd the second Sunday in September.
We take this means Of saying good
bye to our friends and to thank you one
and all for your liberal support during
our stay in Delta. The Picnic."
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One 4 room houss. Low rent. Inquirs
at this ofiice.
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prnlNns NOTICES.

TO Cure q COlA II O0e Day:
Take Laxative Rromo Quininc Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money If 4, :ails Cure. sc.
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Try Tongue Creek Coal.

Money to loan-A. E Amsbary. 2tf
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Jxo. r. woop, Pastor.

ST.. Lrxs's ErIscoPAL CHURcR
during July and August. Services re
sumcd the second Sunday in September
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METHODIST rCHrKcH-Services as usual
morning aud evening. Everybody vel
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CATHOLIC CBuRcB-Mass and eermou
at lOsN. Sunday school immediately
after the morning service, Evening
lecture at I:5o.
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We take this means Of saying good
bye to our friends and to thank you one
and all for your liberal support during
our stay in Delta The Picnic."
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TIE "rsemta0 Dts1Aesa Psl1ey."
Under which div idcnd of :s per cent. Of all the
premiums paid ts dtcAr-d n ccaih occur within
The int fifteen twenty year. and ut the end of
hffcen or twcniy yrars the policy holder reccives
cash div idend and may al~c withdraw In cash
the ,ntrc Icr cent. rcsrrNe.
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rigs night firt class
stock. Truna to Al the county.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-08

hay and grain, country school houses. and
all kinds Of mercantile risks, at lowest rates.
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The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the Road d
Bridge Fund:
CG Keetch Serv. road overseer $40 %
Fl Booth IA 90
J McMurray II so
NJ F Weaver " 30 90
W L Rich road viewer 6 90
Beutler g. Mining lumber II 65
NJ Perkins Serv road overseer 10 90
g H Passey q Is IA
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the Current
Expense Fund:
] H Grimmett, Serv Co Com. S 20 40
W T Perkins "a 81 90
M Booth 20 40
! Robinson, collecting taxes 1868 05
/ g postage ) 90
G G Jensen burrying INDECENT II Al
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the Special
| School Fund:
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Commissioner Proceedings.

Regular Session of the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners.
The Board met on the 10th day of
January, 1898, pursuant to law at 10
o'clock a. m. Present John H. Grim
NETT, chairman, w. T. Perkins, M.
Booth, commissioners, and G.. Spong
berg, Clerk, when the following pro-
ceedings were had, to wit
The minutes of the session held Oct.
18th, 18th and ID, 1897 were read and APP
proved.
The reports of road overseers were
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Gosp&I lrutI

Gosp&I 4rnt
bme people alN an Xxi,
ing the home lNerehI
z margin. They Neal
tale told them by
DIS or read in catalo
Ellle per cent of thes
rindles. The be-
sliiize your home
advertise their goo
4 to you when you
large part OF the
|Rrt the schools, CHI
|tfe citizens afnonQJ
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ordance vii
ne respective

vs. Felerk Of the board.
Nn the matter Of the petitiEn Of II
Pugmire ct al for public red N
Ordered that the matteIbe sek
hearing on the 18th dan Of Ap
1893 at II o'clock In, and tib clerk
tify and summon $ W Trehklling,
non-consenting land ownd 10 app
on said day and show carte why
viewers report on file hereh should
approved and the road bbBned.
graeIea that this board DO .now
~ sine die.
Attest. y. II. CaRtN1fETT
IA u. SPoNGBERG. Ehairma
Clerk.