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CITY TREASURER'S NoTICE:--Notice
Is hereby given that the assessment roll
of Local Improvement District No. la.
In the cisy of Seattle. created by ordin-
yid.ng for the Improvement OF Second
avenue south In the City Of Seattle. from
fssIer way to a point 10 feet south OF
Jackson street by rsplanking the same.
and providing for the payment therefor
ny the mode OF immediate payment. and
establishing fund for such payment
by an assessment upon all the lots and
parcels OF land benefited by such I'M
nance Nc .,k3. approved April 18th.
lSss. as amended by Ordinance No. s5Sa.
approved the s.h day OF May. fsst. Ord
mango Ne. 4fse approved May 5th. 1897,
and the city charter as now N fierce.
and repeating Ordinance No. 4sSs APP
proved August Mst. 1881. has been Ger
lined 70 me fer collection. and that IN
less paym>ft OF the assessment thereon
coNfai7cd Is made within 30 days fvom
the date Of the first puhiiea tion of this
notice suca assessment shall become de-
Enauent and shall bear Interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent: per annuni until
paid. and X not paid before saen assess
mani shall have become delinquent a
penalty OF per sept. shall he added.
On sAe annual tax roll for the eurrent
year against each lot aud parcel 50 de-
lsnqaeEs and with the interest collected
as other taxes. separate account being
kept thereof. aad ~ nos paid within the
time fixed for the payment OF city taxes
shall be collected. together with such
additional charges and penalties as are
authorized 70 be charged aud collected
on other delinquent taxes. each lot or
parcel - delinquent shah be aoid for
the amount Of ssieh assessment. with in
terests and cssts. al iss tisne sad in the
manner and hy the same authority as
lands and lcts are sold for city taxes.
A. II FttOTE.
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle
Date Of .lrst publication. Seattle. Wash.
Aprsl lfth f~&
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT RoLL-No-
tt>s Of Assessment Rel os Local I'm
rroxement District No. izS for the i'm
proscaaelss OF Main Street. Ia the CITY
OF Seattle. under Ordinance No. 4. ~
AND ts airing tacFeaa-
Nossss Is hereby given that The asses
meat roll al Issal Improvement District
N4. ssA for tise Essspros eFnsnt 81 Main
street urssser bsxstfsa8s Ma 4 So has
been rxnarged ~ Tire isaAfd ~ Pubic
NJ ARIA 20 the tsSty CsGneA sE tae Caty Of
ses;t,r and il nos oa ne IN tae office Of
tae te84y goEaosEcllef aaa sx-cssteso C5sy
.'lssrk and the sane - nax open fer pub
sirs if.sp%ctkoa al - ia office sad vii re-
asala open for inspection 1afA Monday.
the sysa day OF May, Ess 1t oseiock p.
IA and al persons interested are hsresy
required 10 appear eefofe sne CITY cossn-
81. ~ sss.soa thereof 10 be held IN
TIE counes. chsrntser ~ tie Cisy Han On
sAid sEd d4y al Nav. 49,. AZ 80 o'clock
u NJ and make cniecttona thereto Al
sid lime ga nxed tAe city Counsel VII
consider AAy and 81 objections made. and
viii make ssicA eorreclsoaa IN entd yeat
- y 1seap ~ - ~ - - O.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington for King county In
the matter OF the estate Of Henry l. Yes
Ter, deceased. No lE3a Notice Of ad-
5ournmenf Of administrators sale.
Notice Is hereby given that the aduiuis-
traitors sale of certain real property be-
longing to the said estate. heretofore af1ver-
tised to take place on April Sth, 1885, has
been adjourned until the 18th day Of April.
iSgS at II O'Clock a. m. The sale viii b<
held at the northeast corner OF James
street and First avenue. in the city of Sc
attic King county. state OF Westminster.
Done this Sfh day Of April. A. u, lisa
JACOB Firth
Administrator OF the estate Of Henry l.
Yesler. deceased.
MINNIE G. YESLER
Administrative of the estate OF Henry L.
Yesier deceased.
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GET vim

vl0 - what yes lack.
Zee feel aull ana TIRED
when ven wake. fe1 are
0rOWoy. Zee have nigAe
sWeotas spoes heeoea
the eyea end nerves. d.
DReosaon- The one 9ne1
that seares yea In the
faee q that ysa have -
vta and ~ strength.
Get hack ye1e Ane sease
- pewePs 81 vsgers -
pesfeca health. 4 0aA
vvho abuses His eonssitu-
tion In any way su1crs
Ter a. Bat sHsayan"
co0es 10 their reaAef -
rnD1Asy that u surprts-
e. DRAINS STEP In .
week. 10 10 the araia -
ysur syste1 that has Hest
tn yes ala tAe Win yoa
AaA. ..E11dyan" with re-
place %. Write ana ask
fer eiPcnIass and the
most convincing sessi-
monfals. All free. Medl-
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CITY TREASURERS NoTICE-Notica
Is hereby given that the assessment roll
% , scs. CIV e ssaisis eE.srsS NO -
nance No. 4.fpS. entitled an ordinance
providing fo< the Improvement of First
avenue south. IN the City Of Seattle,
to a line 10 feet south OF the soath mar
xinai tine Of Jackson street. BIZ repl2nk-
ing the following described portions
Sssr As Wsy and f & Ss s9es
street: the east half Of the block be-
tween Washington and Main streets:
al Of the block between Main and Jack
OF Jackson street to Id feet south there
OF ana all street intersections, and pro-
vidlng for the payment therefor by the
fishing a fund for such payment By an
assessment upon all the lots and parcels
OF land benefited BY such Improvement.
under the provisions Of Ordinance 20.
ed by Ordinance No. 1851, approved Ma.
Sts. 1894. Ordinances No. 49,. approved
May 5th, 1887. and the city charter as
now In force. has been certified to me- for
collection. and that unless payment Of
the assessment thereon contained Is
made within ID days from the date Of
the first Publication Of this notice such
assessment shall become delinquent and
shall hear interest at the rate If 10 per
cent per annum antii paid. and II not
paid before such assessment shall have
prccmt uSHuqucH1 y penAlfy OF per
cent shalt be added. and the sums de-
isnInent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against
each lot and parcel so delinquent ard
with he interest Collected as other tax
es. separate account being kept thereof.
and IL not paid within the time fixed for
the payment OK city taxes snail be col.
lected, together with suck additional
charges and penalties as are authorized
TO be charged and collected on other de-
isnquens taxes. each ios or parcel so de-
Hnauent shall be sold for the amount of
such assessment. with interests and
costs at the time and In the manner and
by the same authority as lands and lots
are sold fer city taxes
A. H FOoTE.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF iirst publication, Seattle. Wash,
April 18th, 1888.
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Special nsspatches 10 Post-1n1nDlgsaaR
TATOOeH. April i1.--& = As-1ore0r
miles. oatwafJ-Bk Dallas, - tow o& ~
Hoiyoike s::9 d. IA luRmra-TaI bnncnn.
I: M. tsw Ho.yoke. iss8 p. -: hGen
kt.ckttat. i.10 p. n.
NEAH Ray. April Is.-Parxly e1DUoE;
light west wiEd. Tug Reacue Ia -. -
Alex Mcneil, IN TOW u the Won19oR.
passed out $50 y. m.
PORT ANGELES. April 17--DaroOen1s
an: clear wind west. Elfeen M11AA
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srRa GARLAND AND EvaNcrY-

Seattle ani Townsend Seah gav ror,.
Steamer Garland leaves YexIer aeck 1ssn-
days Tuesdays zad Thursdays a. Tia
DunSsness. Port Angeles. Port cresrenr'
GetfysburE- Pysat. Cialians Bay and EeHS
Fay: resurntAg. arrives .: Seattle 5. r.
Yeaiss deck fer Pors Townsend. rvrt ~.
80 anA Victoria Nsadaya Wedneadn y
81 r1i1Dys - - q -. orxlyes oeaf0e
1en1to 4ave - - = - 9bk - r.
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SAN FANtJHCo. April i5.--Arravse-1er
Umasillx. from Victoria and PuGee eOQn4:
schr EmMA Ciaudina. FROM TAcoU0.
Saales3-6sr Oregon. for Portland.
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IAN JUAN fsLAND4.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP coNrANY.

sork lest Of Main street, sgnday
Tuesday ana Thu1sdAy 1t u e'eiock MD.
nigns Cor Peri Townsend; san Juan islands
-. Vha,eon Tuesday. TnuFsIsy snd
s"auraay a Z m- J. X. Taompsoa. man
sser-owner. i.llly- EoxerduD & Co. 1870
litY docs 1Iess..s0rae. Main g.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
q 5. NAIL
STEAMER DELTA

Leaves GaIhrssth deck. foot cs Washing.
ten strs<.. Tuesdays. Thursdays ana sa.-
Fuft Gamble, SeAseek Ertnuon. aozy.
Dowastn. LsiAwaup Falls. HeodspogS aad
Gnscn cir. Eosurus alternate dAyA
.. TRoUT4AN. Wastes.
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Iocai-N Maximum temperature. -: mini.
mum temperature. -. mean temQeraturSs
q wsa,ner part clcudy: rainfall In =
q. Il. 0ALsI1nk3RH.
Section p1gccsOr Wsu<hef DSNsS
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROI.I-No-
tfce OF Assessment Roll u Local I'm
prorenent District No. -. for the ta-
uEovement Of First Avenue, ID the CITY
Of Seattle. under Ordnance No. Ain.
and hearing thereon.
Notice ID hereby given THAI the aaeeaD-
ment rob OF Local improvement Detrief
No Us. for the Improvement Of First
Avenue. under Ordinance No. An. has
been reported hy the Board Of PuhIic
Works 70 the City Council Of the CITY Of
Seattle. and il now on file IN the once
OF the City Compfrolles and ex-ofscio City
Clerk ard the same = now open for pub
lie inspection 1T sad Once ard viii remain
open for inspection until Monday, the md
dav OF May. lxN. al o'clock p. m. and
al persons interested are hereby required
10 appear before the City Council at a
session thereof TO be held In the Council
Chamber in the City Hail on said md
day Of May. lNs6. at 10 o'clock p m- and
make objections thereto. At said time 50
fixed the City Council viii consider any
and all objections made. ard VIII make
such corrections in said roll as Il deems
just. and will then by Ordinance approve
sucl, roll and levy and assess the amounts
thereof against each parcel and .ot OF
land shown in said roll and declare the
same . nrst Hen thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned 10 q later date II so
ordered by the City Council.
WILL H PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-offic.o City Clerk
Of the City Of Seattle.
Date Of drsf publication. April Is. 1888
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE Steamer CITY
OF champas Weekly Time Card
Leaves Seattle April 10, az n. M: April
a. at a. m: April 3. az ~ a. m. Leaves
Mount Vernon April -. at Il noon; April
=. at p. m: April =. at D. M. calling
at Tuialip. Stsnwood. Fir. Skagit City.
Mount Vernon and Avon. For paSsues.r
and freight rates apply az City Dock
Telephone, Main 81
I'll. n. MnGNAf4D. Master.
w p GfLkESOS. Manager.
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nance approve xuch roll. and levy anE
assess the amounts thereof against each
parcel and AT Of land shown IN said rosi
and declare the same hTsz 1ien thereon.
Said matter may b. adjourned 10 a later
dats Il % ordered by the Guy Coancf-
WILL H PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-cf11cso City C1exk
cf The City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication, April Is. 1N4
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- ~ RNDe Williams, Indsan Pile
!: ! !; : : !
~ ANOsEsnsns viii cure Bllssd
bleedtng Snd ItGhlnr
bPfiex 1, sbsoyss the susror1
Ailays ths ischiag 81 oEe< aess
As pcziiiee. gives instant re-
Lief. DR. Williams fnGis Pile Olzs.
nsent is prepared Tor Piiss ond If<h~
Ing 81 the private parts Every bcx Il
eefps OF price 20 eents and e1.a6. Uiti;sNs
sstUefcTijhiTe en- praps Clsvesssa. d-5ss
~ GAls b. Stewart = Hclmes Dru9 q
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ctr. NULTNolGAH
OAuO
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT I p. u
PARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA.
COMA. . CENTA
ROUND TRIP. = CENTa
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wash.

'oRr oRc lHaf6NA k6uFfH1R r wAaH-
STEAMER NARY r. PERLEY
Leaves Gaihraith dock. foot OF Waahins-
ton street for Sylvan Grove. Port White
Bremsrtea. U. d Dry Dock, CharisstoS
Sidney. Tracyson. Siiverdala daily -.
espt Saturdays and SEndayA at 3:eo D
,. m Returning. leaves Sslvardaie At 100
. -. Dry Dock 80 a. N Saturday nighu
leaves SHverdaie % p. a.. Dry Deck jM
. n Telephone. Re6 Isl
STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
DAILY. kx "a 4 sunday.
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6}Ik -k[OND|KE WANTS.


AN cHARTERING vensss for 8. III
cn2ei. have contract With Yuaoa river
rosn.s: hare frs4ghf enosgh = Iiwhf 81
fayora5se yatex to Load vessel. I need 4
little more DcneT for the charter. The ks-
profit able returns: VIA furnisas yeo -
Of city references. Address II - enro
Post-Insellfgenoes.
MONEY CAN BE MADE ana hIe nsnsy
has been made BY tuvessu91 who bye o.
counts Ia my hanos: twenty pears d suc-
ssiss s prov. nssss ass 3 s. AZ
Sons having money invested o. regular
intefeS. rates Charies Hughes. Inyess.
meat sreasr. 9 Wan street Nsw Yerk-
ARE You GOING to Alaska, Have you
stW TO zoo to invest In m article that
Il a. ss s ssss e e e - ss. ersa
proposition and would be glad 20 give
YOU particulars Louis A. Rsxfoxd Z ca.
sis Bailey block
KOTzEBuE soUND-Lovest rate. and
nrHt-ctaSs accommodations on safe and
fasi boats. Seattle Alaska Company, II
MEN WHO WANT to work cut Part OF
fare 70 Dawsoa City. apply 2. M. p.
foot Of Spring street.
FOR sALE-snaI ssv mn eoap.ess: sAi.
bought very cheap ~ taken az once. -
Bailey building
CLAIMS on Bonanza bunker, Dominion,
Independence and Ophfr creeks for sale
address 4 .. care Post-Infe'lisencer
READ ADVERTISEMENT q CryseaI,issA
ExsA Eleventh pare.
KlONUEKE-nls
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CANADIAN
~ PACIFIC RY.
AND
500 PACIFIC.

ST. PAT Il. nFSt class ...-.......-......... 80
Second e.sss u
TORONTO. Montreal. Quebec, Detroit.
Buffalo. New York. Boston. Portland.
Ne. etc, first class -................ Is
NO REBATES.
Train leaves Seattle ar $50 a, m
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
China and Japan.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN leaves yancou.
yer. u. c.. Monday, April is, isae
CANADIAN-AIiSTRAI &. s. LINE.
S. =. wARRIAOO leaves Vancouver. IA
G.. Thursday. May s. lSs, for Honolulu.
Wellington and Sydney.
These saiiings are subject 20 change ana
individual pos;ponement.
Cali ON or address
w. n THOMSON.
Freight ana PasscnSeP Agent.
coo First Avenue.
Telephone Mails 20SI
z. =. COYLE,
District Passenger Agent
Vancouver, B. G.
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wHATcoN. eEATTLE AND TAcOWA
ROUTE.
Take Steamer BAY CITY for Anaeortes.
cial dock, Tacoma. .. m; City doek
(foot OF Nain street,. Seattle. .. IA, Tpea.
fhurA and Sat. Returning, leaves what
Anacorses 10 D. m. Sun. wsdHen aad
I'll Fares-Seastie s. or ne roaad srsp:
Tacoma u-Ss. or 3 round trip.
~. n. ELLA
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

PACIFIC NAV I0A1ION GU
Seattle, Everett q Whatccm Route.
State Of Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday ~ 10 p. m
Seattle Everett and La Conner Route
Steamer FAiTlaven leaves Seattle oaylr
except Saturday. at 10 p gu.- calling at Ey-
erett going north Monday. Wednesday ana
FRIDAY; going south Tuesday. THURSDAY
ard Saturday.
TelepAone. Main. z.S Yesler docx
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Transacts q savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per sent
ca term deposits Per cent on ordinary
I1iyidends declared last Day Of May and
Noyember Loans made on real estate or
arnruyed coiizteralD only.
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IMPOTNDED Stock NOTIcE-Tne fol-
lowing described calf placed in the city
pound. April 4 isSs. viii be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for
and advertising. April Is. 1855. at 10
o'clock .. m.. at the front door Of police
headquarters. corner Third avenue and
Yesier way:
One black and v,hite cal. I year old.
The owner of the above described calf
being unknown to me.
C. s. REED. Chief of Police.
Date Of first publication. April Is. 1855.
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The MARITIME RttoRt.

FORECAST FOR MoNpAY.
Portland. April II. -
Fair.
q. 3 pKrAKT1GNT Or A0HpoU1
TURF WEk1HER Bc3xAu
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTOS ROUTE
STEAMER A. 2 ROBINSON.
(rys-9 ~ Mail

IN Part orcnsrd ana PORT washinssos
route. leaves CITY dock. fog. OF Main
Enrceeil Brick yard. Rremerion. ~ a
Esyy Yard. Sidney, Charleston. TRACTION.
cnsco. eilverdaIe. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station a. m; arrises Seattle az
Boxardus 4 Co. agents Telepheus.
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IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described calf placed in the city
pound, April 3. 1855. VIII be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash Ia hand. 10 pay cost OF impound.ng
and advertising. April = 1855. at 10
O'Clock a. E1-s at the front door 81 police
headquarters. corner Third avenue and
YeSfer way.
One red and white calf. I year old.
The owner of the aboye described calf
being unknown 70 me.
G. s. REED. Chief Of Police.
Date of first publication. April Is. 1898.
IMpoUNDED STOCK NoTICE-The fol-
lowing described cali. placed in the city
pound. April 8. 1888. VIII be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand. tc pay cost OF impounding
and advertising, April g. 1895. at 10
O'clock a. m.. at the front door OF police
headquarters, corner Third avenue and
Yesler way:
One red and white calf. years old
The owner OF the above described calf
being unknown to me.
C.. s. REED. Chief of Police.
Date OF frst publication. April Is. 1888.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-14
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1893
commencement Ball.

Power Hall was the scene Monday
night Of throng of humanity in fash
ionable attire, who spent the greater
portion OF the night in participation Of
the dances or as interested spectators.
Marietta has seen many brilliant
Commencement ball, but the one of
last evening probably eclipsed any
that have occurred in the past. The
fine hall which has clear unobstruct-
ed area of go by 30 feet, was brilliant
ly illuminated, and was decorated with
the National colors. The ladies in
their attractive costumes, as they
moved about through the various move
ments of the numbers, formed most
beautiful picture. The music, too, was
enhancing and was rendered by TWEEN
ty pieces Of the Marietta Orchestra.
The grand march which was the
first event in the evenings program
was led by Mr.. A. Dewey Follett and
Mrs. Tasker Bourne Bosworth, of this
city, and there followed in their wake
ninety couples of our home young
ladies and gentlemen and many visi-
tors from a distance.
The patronesses were Mrs. A. Dewey
Folett, Mrs. c. $. Hart. Mrs. d. 3.
Torpy, Mrs. ]. b, West and Mrs. NJ. r
Noll.
Elegant refreshments were served
at midnight by Mrs. Dye and an ef
fcient corps of helpers.
The ball of '9Ss Commencement sea
son will long be remembered as mos
brilliant success.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-14

George Title, who was arrested Sun
day night on the charge OF being the
keeper of house of i'll fame, was be-
fore the Mayor Monday morning and
upon plea of guilty was fined $50 and
costs and sent to Jail until fine and
costs are paid. This was Titles sec
ond appearance in police court within
a few weeks.
Jennie Richie, one of the three
woman taken from his house, was fined
$50 and costs. The two others have
not vet been tried. g.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-14
Hurt by a Fall.

Mr.. Frank Longley, the plasterer,
will be laid up for some time as the re-
suit of an accident with which he met
Monday morning. While he was work
ing on scaffold about four feet high
the structure gave way and he was
precipitated to the floor, striking on
his head. The fall rendered him un-
conscious and he bled profusely from a
wound in the face caused by his trowel
His injuries were found to be quite Sc
we're, consisting of violent wreuches
sustained by his neck and back.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-06-14

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