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SOCIETY IN VANCOUVER.

VANCOUVER. WASH, Sept. a-Miss
IN ihss city,
Mrs J. II. Gunder. Of Stevenson. 10 vis-
lslng with relatives In this city and IN
Mr. and Mrs. sharp. Of P~ndieson- are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrx. r. Scarks
MT and Mrs John Riorock arrived from
Arnngton. Or. last saturday. and viii
make their home in this city
Mr.. J. " Huston and daughter retuSned
hemc last sunday from . three months
visit with relatives Ia Iowa
Mrs G. X. Winter left for her hone IN
spokane last Monday
MT W. j. Measaer. OF Trail. 3. c., 10
visiting In this city.
Miss Selma r. Barlow, OF Tacoma, 10 vss-
ting with her brother. Lieut.. Barlow. as
Mr. Dorr Wagner ana ser. william
ssgriss 81 Hlllshoro. Or. were the guests
OF MI, Vary 0lgham last Sunday
Mr. w. r. smith. OF Austin. MINI. was
visitor In this city last MonIay
Mr.. Elmer Damphoffer OF Seattle. - Wis
ting with his mother. Mrs A. Batenan.
Mr.. cfapde DenhoH, Of Chehaiis visited
with relatives here during the week
Mr. and Mrs. r. q. Smith. Of Astoria.
we're guests Of Capt and Mira II. r. Pack
week
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Harris have moved
back TO Vancouver from Garfield
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mo,>r vrasos see,evv.

MOUNT VERNON. sept y Mrs T.
Mann, ~ fif, esA vhHing Trends IN Tits
city th- week
,apt aoltarsld % the akasit Queen
and rvs family who have teen making this
cts their home. have gone 10 seattle 10 20
aide
Alss ffTs WHITE ~ Jaahsna r. 81 the
flf visiting afs " D. Hpf1
NJ ns9fFe Hist ehs siafiaa for junasu.
Alaska, last THesdAy
ME- hsstie - seattle sas visiting Mrs
pFirsl ~ fhls ~ THE vssh
hf James Toner, ~ AFblsah. ia ~ ihis
eiF slssfihs AF Oa0fgs W Hsed
NJ - Plant, sni family ~ AiohlsaH5
arrived here MGHdag sHd viii make fhis
eitf fhnlf fBfafe nome
MFs ost,shaias N Idaho. 10 bsfs visit
20 ~ sas Nf william auffshaes
Iha hsHansHs residence ~ NJ D. ~
fgsHsh. % sluih Aepri Vernon 10 nearly
fsHlElsfas
Ma LYala ngfrss returned a1saay from
what I'm whsfs shs Las hsss Yisfns
ffgaHss
Af riafs IL sFeeffHs q haHsasrns
Fssifshfa "a bic farm Hsaf fhs fgfF
Ms VI = 49, Ma y ssssl -.
tsFHsi WsShessag FRAN ftsli vith
fFsHas ~ hssitis
4 r@ssast sHfpfse psffg 80 sVsh
WaahssGAF sffHiHs ~ Ma - D fiaffsan
nlgn fhf = ssinH - nfF Fhfsf
Au sifsH ~ aisHHstss sgs.fsf
ffiffas iH ffs siff aUIfs fhR wrss
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CENTRALuA SOCIETY.

cESTRALIA: Sept H.-Mrs c. l. hnss
and daughter Cora. will leave for Lansing.
Mich. next week on visit. They expect
10 be absent sin months.
Mr. and Mrs Frank SprAgue are ct
Lake cushman for a fev days on . sum
mer vacation.
Mr. James Churchill IL a, home from
Lake Atin. where ne had been on . bust
Mr., Matte ". Grave. to IN se.,,i. on
W y. Y. business. she being tho state
Hon q: 2: Richmond ana family yin
Richmond VIII engage In bumness
Ms. s.d,s Peel s"" formerly % Of ssis city
and Mr. fred Es,y, Of Hosuiam. wsr r
married N the latter ely las, week.
Mr. VIII. wolco,s has gone to Aberdeen
MI and Mrs. r.. w. Thomas returned
Friday from trip 70 Seattle. Tacoma and
Mlss Emma McNcin. OF Genepe.. Idaho.
IL here visiting her uncle. Mr.. A. Mcneil.
R.y. y il. Fuller the newly appointed
N II, pastor. has arrived and entered
upon his duties.
in H s s.' Mr. Y, M Mspss%ss e: en- s (. ".
tianed 1T Aberdeen the coming year.
Mr, J. ". Aust IN home from conference
Mr.. John q. swisher II very III and con-
Mrs. A, ". Nichols In visiting her hus-
band ~ Ferry, Eastern Washington.
Miss Clara Bachtell was In nucoda sun
DAY
Mr.. J. ~ r~i,ch returned from Aberdeen
Monday.
Mr. q, ". Graves In building . new resi-
dence on Main street
Mr. Homer Beane arrived home from
Dawson iaw week, ana expects n start
back IN few days. In company with Mr.,
q q Berg
Mrs II. ~ Rhodes will leave for san
FraGcisco next week 10 meet her hus-
hand, Sergeant Rhodes. who u on his way
home from Manila.
Mr. y. a. Burkit has returned TO Aber-
deem.
.Mr. Ales. Hamilton 10 over from Oregon
Mr. Z. K Knox returned from Hs,
SPRINGS Monday,
4 very pretty wedding was rolemnised
Wsdnss eday evening 81 the residence ~
Mr. and Mrs r. ~ Long. when their
daughter Ava was united In marriage 20
Mr. william Slack few invited Sussts
were present The young Supple ara well
ana favorahly known here,
" ~ Fprsr, q former resident Of this
city II expected home from Asin In 4
shot time,
Nr G. l.. Butts was over from Ps.ElI
last Week.
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corrEv,LLs SOCIAL NOTES.

coUPEvILLE, sept 2s-hr. u. a.
Earl WAS up Sound this week.
Judge J. a. MoclinsaD, ~ Port Town
sens, was 10 town Tuesday.
Rev. " "a McMilen has returned from
conference and vii depart IN few dsys
fef. shelton,
from Pert Townsend this week.
Mr.. \, !. Alexander went 10 SEATTLE
Mr Iathsr wesa.n was In Everett this
week
capt 0eofse w Morse WAS In town this
week from OAK uarbof
Mr. and Mrs, W u, Marsh departed for
Nhstoom THURSDAY
Hov y ~ Nrwbervy Was called 10 Oak
tsrhor 60 preach Mrs Neebits funeral
sermon last week,
Mr. -. Donesra II In Seattle for . few
weeks
NJ ana Mfs Fred rAitlbons. NJ what.
com ue visiting Mrs pe4tihonss unciA
MI walter croshett
Mr. a ~ Coates took a trip To csmsna
Island last week
Nj Thomas crsnnsy went 20 Seattle
Tnufsisy morning 90 Join Mrs rranDsy,
who has been vislfins frisbda In that CITY
for the psHt week
NJ rhso, " uailer v. IN town tsis
week
Lieut.. ru'nsm, Of Fish Casey. was In
iawn this week
Mr ana Mira Z. wissins arrived from
IsF usmtis This week 60 reside
I've ~ 4. WHITE departed foT Seattle
THURSDAY where he viii iors's permanent
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rvGRvrr .ocsrrv.

EVERETT. Sept y fsa Tn.sdsy
evening -. member. ~ the nsprAi church
-efs fsiled 'essihsf saf the annual roll
snce hsvns heen rene.,iy esfr,,sa ana
8eFnfsiea Many invited friends - the
thffeh wefs present AflsF the roll cali .
nrs Taslcai pfesfsnifns va rendered ~
ni*N made fee fernsfts Ths evenings
eserrtses *sFs concluded W few worfs
e - ms.ss,s = ,hs stufeh ~ ,hslr pas.
W. pev W y iens- after vheh ali eeFe
'uyit'f q 80 ainins hail whore coffee ari
.rAs ssmiefs ~ coluniils chapter. ordet
Us, sss'. sr.s &c. s;. .,. p.,y - .s, h.I
lsedsess fhs sysuias wss soon, ~ cards
ssgef tlessss those shs az msmhsf.
~" 80 re- s.i. ''' s ~.sI w, w.. s's'"
fftFfs Thsss present .sfs 81. Whssler
TX $500. ~ ~. j. 3 Th.yg NJ;
= hltinsoa. sss Faisshsih Adsms, -
r'' Sc t.: :, ''. ...,..., s.s h.9Lm
~. . '"Ksfs ir hi,.s.S = .' 80 ea"f 'fs 81
sersiss ~ss speef ~ e.f1s hsheshmsnt.
49, "l,'f 81 t"f s,{shle evening
go :. , 81 w. W. :, g ~. ILL.,, 49, a.. 49,.
PRESENT ..sfs We lnss ufs ls~ls NJ
nstsf No. va NtiisY. Ste ZONES 9Fs
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cHEHAt.ts. sept z-Mrs v ~ zm.
n~rmsan Isf, Monday. fer Everett after
visit wah NJ. ana Mrs ~ . Miller
hers- n rsesns LA ~s~s ss,sr ! v III
wvf rNeNalis friends
NJ T~nsss~asa visited her
" = a Pef~.os arrived hgu. ,h,s
ws~s from trio % Eastern Washington.
NJ BsvFnEort srfompsnyins rim
RepvSensss.v~ 9cCsy hss gone % Min.
nessrs sns Wi~eonsin OF business sns
Penn F~sseh SO in town from c.n,raIia
esf a~5sy als~inG 40 come business pre-
'i ~. x 49,: $780, A :, y...a, .,,
~ 10 visiting hsr Sister Mrs J. G.
Nis- Florsrc. cree. r~,srnss horn. thi,
wsss sr~m ne Sound country where she
gats. rrHsts hss ben hosting evor- In
90uth p~nd thl1 gs~s
~ ssd hr- : .. slss.rles have re-
~ - Hss.ns c-ss held y. Mr.. r.su.
lss m~~tins = shs sss-un 81. Masonic 9al
sxswv1AS sIesne~sn
sr Hyron Tyisr - ssstu. 10 in ~.
VI sEsns sten-. II Aberdeen, and Mss
Hattie Bees wer~ snssrt<d wesnssjaf a.
neon . ~ nens 81 ffe brides father.
" =. ". ;,.n re- ,.d 49, x. . .s..,.
vs#t W. ssrnss Fsgenss f.r few LAYS
s.rfsr~ fsEius sp thsff r~~sfenss IN Ahsr.
vss. sss rsster. y rsssws hss TAKEN
= po~ftien n fas ~hsnsljs gsAlie .rhnoss
~ = r s@snfon srf esnstiy i3fs TAgru.
say fsF ff<sf fltar~ sorss - n~idEns Ell
We ErfsN White returned nstns this
yv~s frn~n vsst sNh r~sssiv~s ~ Ia
atsnas or
NJ snd We T. tswr~ncs visited Ts
80. - -. -. A.. s-m...- -.
~e~@
Ne r westeedoFf sna fslshfsr
Mss tennfe ga ieevs n@xs esss 80 chi.
eRs Mrs. W~~tNn1wFf *ih plsf friends
fef sfaff Nisre SIS ttrf return Mlss
Wfstenirrf 81 resBn9 h~r musical
= lsss~~ a 80 eensrfvstsry
W 80 srs Fesnr fvsreft have 30
tsrw~s nc~n~ Few TO ~ nvs mersHs
tN fN~ v~iio~sscws psrk
~ eenrxr n<ra sfs NJ nsv rxefs
ais MssF Hre~fs ~ ftfYmpiss visited che
n~ife fffen&~ issf $685.
~ , 3 Vsifv sFrfvsa hpns inf. ~sfs
rfT~r eesfufry - eT~wrn
~ = SfFkiin . tnrs from ffiu
~ fbs r Hri~nv ff~ffsat
NY- - HaNrfrh snf dapshfff Mis-
Etfun Nfnintn7t aFe Vf~ffnk - VI T.
Hest~Habs rNeF have been spsNsHns ~
~s-rfer 81 the sesfnf
~ ara NJ fsssenA l~ft th's sesN
faY tipsgr.s sff~f ~hors vl~t 9th NJ
anf 49, fteHfTs fHNfsft
~ e = H@Fn1m wss ~ pYmpis taie
we<s
ws.s fnes synnh ~. ramr - Seattle
"a eNfe* SO efsse 1n'FFf~v Frsf $50
~sfN 49, sf<er Ne sh1r
uxN ~ frnF sFfi#sa ffNfH
wavf.s 9l*h eu4 isNFn 30 80 fSttHrsT
-hareh were - frsafs
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s.,.,vews~ ~, .oc,ru

wuArfrw sers a a reesgtn 80
Il thr npsus ~ " saf NJ. a Zee
~ Tnessss ~veH4fs
~ & basf Fssn eft - Tfl8fsasf ~
20 Hfty $50 ~ esfssff y fas 30
heksNs SIS -riseFsfea ~ - bsg iafiN~s
80 Is "a r NsN ~ ~efHsHasy sysNffls
khaaf 10y 80 - sefs pfsssnf o. 80
p.ffv = s~sfgs 80 SEP Ffsaffsee
gnnfs efetfkaH ~ iakf NhefeeHs - .
wena fnNv wefs Wfs - Ffesf ~ 49,
49, ~ esrN Wfss rsfsfe rsrs- so
~tss Is4fs FfsfswHeF Ma ~sa4 UsH
Ynee~fv Me- Fsf - as ~sress ~ ~ -
sftlr 81 = - 49, ~ 5swss niekf
ii W. wsesfnfs. We elr
r.sn ~ pase 49, tf 9 NhiffF
NJ Vsea esses 49, 8iss $50 FesI
~ase wefffs& ~ fhazf' So etsnifs 81 tHf
fasa - 80 fffee Hrfs 80 saaf Nf
So So o. Fe~ eH ClsffsH sfFe=t TIE
rns NHff ftfF hsHfseffsfF - sfeF
- ffa FsF aAaNef
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Wea~ - So N9IsaF.seef sHf Hf tfffFe
~ f~sa e. rseFet a fsfae aHfefsf ~
ffsseA<@ H*fe afesHhf sff NfsHY $50 fl
Hfsfffts seeef ~ So aHs
~ psrae rsfHsvse. sfsf sfss8
= fae ~ ~ ssf fsss fstsss ~ Ff'ss
~s.s : 81 vsar-s stafsss - fs-ss e.
fHss NeaH Is fsssfsffs heF asms4Ha - -
~ WHset AsHHa Hafe ef~fF
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saARrPonD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD. Sept. "a Mas Rena pfbb
Of SnchomIsh. - spending the week with
her sister Mlss Ida Dtbb NJ Lake Stevens
Mss Louisa strong. the teacher IN High
land precinct, visited over Sunday with
epohonnish friends.
Mr.. A. scbrins was IN the city tAis
week
Mr. Joseph Davidson visited IN Everett
last week
Mrs Lillian Cain has returned from an
extended visit In South Dakota.
Mrs. NJ a. Etdrfdge viaissd her amt
Mrs. H. n. Foasom. IN 6nohomish last
week
day evening cas- largely attended Those
present report q pleasant time.
Mr. 4 w. Eldy and daughter. Miss
Mr. ana Mrs r. w. filman visited in
Everett last week
No. ana Mrs, r T. Unen vissssd In Ev-
erett last Saturday
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g ~ stu0snts a Whitman collsga No
NOT vse pers6 70 rake tho azRasP . suc-
Many new ssuAents were preeent
membep.
The members Of the WAiia wala 5ond
ma sonpany ID rave = pleasant dance -
WI 90 toward defrnysne the expenesD o.
sae ncss trip 10 SEATTLE, whef0 shW vii
- 70 weicome Company !. on their return
from the Philippines.
City.
:. Hon. ". = Handlers. who has been vfs-
ising IN Portland. has returned hcme.
Ms ka'hryn Gray, Of Kansas City. -
visiting tn WailA Waiia
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES, Sept. a.-easurdAy
morning ct 10 o'clock Mr. Grant r. stan
ley and Miss Eva f. Tuson were Joined
In tho bonds OF wedlock. Tho ceremony
took place AZ the home Of the bride, her
father Rev. William Tuson. of5iciatfng.
Only the members NJ the two families were
present The young couple will reside here
The members Of the A. o. y. W. gave
. euccsaeful hop on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Constance ana chiidren. Of Port
Townsend. have been visiting Mr.. and Mr..
\. A. Richardson, Of this place
Miss Margnret coyrigan In Visiting MrA
Campbell. 81 Victoria.
Mrs l.. ", Taylor ana MIRA A. I. John
son returned Wednesday from q visit "a
Mrv. J. q. McClinton. Of Port Townsend.
Mr.. apd Mrs SAnborn nave rasurned
from Lake Crescent. where they spent the
summer.
Mrs c. r. Brown has returned home AZ
ter an extended visit with MrA Archie
Taylor OF DunGenesM
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s1mbse ~ eveseo vssv present. ana the
evening ms epe0e 81 rardo anA ga1ea
Refreshments Wsee served and NJ 4sf-
sow re-esyed = numbef ~ pretty pfeeenss
Husd, Of Mount yernen. ana their guest,
MISS Efas white Of Tacoma. visited friends
Dr. town Sunday
Ass. ,. J.. Martin returned home the
feYe part Of the week from Seattle, WHARF
she had been visiting friends for some time
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Rnh fftFJftF sepf "A Nfs A. n
f4fsF fHffgfsinrH . 10 sf 80 fffff,sa 81
les iNfsF sNffbams ~ hef hansa ~
p iFfg ffssn 4VsHHs
Afs 70 - tffHnsfF ffff Fssfssssv sss
80 ssfks Wisii - ifHffs Hens - tat
fffef.fH
~ fahH A Eft'sss 4. ~ tssseas ssase
Efhe - hsN.td @aa9 ~ % ns8isNsa ~
HIf fHHffs fHaf ~ ~iH ssagfiF fasse faaf
.kaas $50 fHfHFf NaHlt - - - n.ssN
ltndsssf fhs aaffif sfftfwsVship - fsfgp
eaaFfy
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PCYALLCP SOCIAL MOTED.

pCYALf.t'r, sept. a.--MrA Paul fgo
returned from Ewsfvft this we~t, whsrs
she was visiting friends
Miss Lnnh Lacey. - Auburn. visited
Mrs John = Ringers. n olympic. vas
the guest ~ her son. Mr.. v. " Rogers,
during the W~<k
Mrs dtorg- ~. PARK returned 10 Seattle
lsst "Wednesday She haf b>~u visiting
Ter rsisy. Nh. J. ~. TAyhue during the
pact fwo weeks.
My, aud Mrs J. J. f<,s res2rnsA last
Monday from, . trip through ne 0fays
hArbor ccunffy.
Mrs samuel Rosenburg, Ut Sea tie. ~
tied Mrp Charles aweensy, ef shfs pisrs
several dsys last vs~h
charge ~ thu First " r. church. ~ this
city. for the past year. has besn returned
ny the conference for the eussrg year
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RsGsiss OpesssG Event - she ses-
eos 81 tie ThsS1 Avssse.

eos ~ tie ThssA Avssse.
Although tho Third Avenue snssfsv hss
been reopsned fer sGne wseks past. ire
Attractions vers offered m~v~iy ~ . er~-
he regular opsnins vent ~ ne ssssr
faf tonight. when That funny S~v vwk
musical fssr~-cosnSdy RIecess. entitled ~
nrssch q rIem.ss WI hsvs ~ sfs
irsI Gew Ywh company ere slf IN shs
cast vhich ,nrisdss Among NAVY others
hat fnlnHabls COMEDIAN. HsSt f4verf,
. rns ".s' ~ '' ~ ss. e ne ~: .,ss
Ioseph Iisf1nxfsns ref' Jordan, Ns'lis
eennefs sna Noes rrogcb.
The plsy IL ~ the sina 80 sso5iThig IN
~ one 81 fsoss beverly dsvfssd .ors.
~ humorous complications nat sest fhe
sufiene~ IN spsqrs ~ isgsbf~r snf Civ
lns time to- geeur>ssion only fgsrfns fas
ln.srysis aile''~i 70 the rendition - 90
me staging has rseesy.s the Btnos, az
,.nlpn. shlYs sose NJ ne srausmg's
so-ns rsissrss sf'sr psrs.sn sfylss
saSy sr r. most trsi'Isn, prozacf ~
~ rdssnWegs resources IT, ror~Sy
has for bass az exceptionally ffasy
elsi sfd - o'g.ir. - f = - ss'l 7. (.
Inrl,lss fsf ef~ fn'fofpetion. ~ r4sef
compatible fusorsf - fbs numerous ssxs
a pssart ~ promise wsfea ns~ s~s
sffh sBTn hlst favgg a ffe EAss 20 $50
msslns so fssf fFip flregshs5s shs vs~
sns Nlfsas ~ tNs W sssisrsnfs tnf
nsswpsyef rfaiss. fffs n1usesi esrfe-er-7s
sts a hssfas tsrffshfe f5uF - fgfgfGsn
eFffh sF6H sfVaFfe fef9ffs - rahfiy So
ssfyss ss tssifss tefns bfsff fsrsfDi
ssf sHfV = % shove al fisan *fiS en-
stssay ffas ffrm seY WuRsFffy
f.ngala ! Tsfssfs sfssf rrfefrars.
'-fts Wraf' - 1esgr 81 f1fig~ a
Fssseh ~ frgsnls - fse Tksfs Agsrss
fhes'sf
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OUT or TOWN SOCIETY


n1EEzsNaR2sxsSN0
- nf-owA s~ss. n-Tn. cs.a par
-. zs~vn ~ Mrs. charI~. n
Hi pn~ss- aave $500 ss~ nv7nnsp~i
Ill go masz 6~ssxnfsal events ~
III a wses - Perfect w~sfa~r sns
ssHe wher nps 90 30 gfsf ln fae
~~<vw1 ar ~ right sss~ntne -ss
~- ~ea ssst ons sAsf Tire rrs -
x u.s<ssses raFE rerTfes gae gvsr
- 4fferTeen Kcr whffn SfEfta~
-. - esUnt -sxhfF ss~~ts wsrs issmsd.
u.rr<<s nn<r~ ~ <orfa Yakima ave-
- 80 81 ske srw~~ so n~w ssfst~d
"A ssstrrfsfnfns n Tacoma. srf
- ~ss1~sora ~ ne28fS - fh~ roorr.
mnwnl<sea - = progw~~ srrang~-
a p~lesx sri rss ssw~~s rne
- fa.erstas w-~s ~un ~ M-s "
Eu~ew 49, ~eeiirst very ns-snsnrsse
- sprrv avnrn Mre Darn HAL won
- en sxqss,sits a. pscsare frsnae.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10

difference of one day will make diff
ference of 500 to man whose tax
should be 5000, and so on through the
list. 60
There is not the work or the excite
ment about the collection of the
special taxes that there was year
ago. Then everything was new to the
most Of those who had to pay the
special taxes. The business men who
called to make payment had to be in
structed how to fill out the blanks,
and there were hundreds of questions
asked every day, which the deputy col
lector had to answer over and over
again. The collections were made in
the most matter of fact way this year.
The business men knew just what they
had to pay, and they knew how to
make out their statements, and where
and how to remit their money. Some
of them may have delayed payment till
there will be so per cent. penalty
attached to their tax, but it will not be
because they did not know how much
they owed, and when and where to
make payments.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10

she started with wonder at the brill
liant beauty OF the face turned to her.
1t struck her now that she might in
very truth begin to expect him; the
sun was growing warmer, the flowers
were wide awake, the brown bees were
busy among the carnations, the birds
had done half their days work; some
OF the tall-plumed lilacs We're begin
ming droop, and the white acacia
blossoms had fallen on the long grass.
t4er whole soul In her eyes, and those
eyes fixed longingly on the white gate,
she sat there until noon.
Great city bells rang out the hour;
in the villages 1t was told by sweet
old chimes The hay-makers sat down
to rest, the butterflies rested in the
great hearts of the red roses, the bees
settled in the carnations, the languid
odorons wind was still while tie
strokes rang out one after another
fragrant, sunny, golden noon.
He had not come; but every moment
was bringing him nearer. Some one
brought her glass of wine, some fruit
and biscuits. She would not touch
them because she would not take her
eyes from the white gate through
which he had TO pass
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
REVENUE TAXES.
A Penalty Now Due From All De-
linquents.

The difference OF day is the diff
ference OF several dollars, II the days
happen to be July 81 and Aug, l, and
those who owe Uncle Sam special taxes
and have not paid them. Monday was
the last day for the payment OF special
revenue taxes by the distillers, brew
ers. tobacco manufacturers, bankers,
brokers. druggists. and score of other
classes of business men who have to
keep on the good side of the govern
ment by helping to pay the expenses
of the war in the Philippines. Strictly
speaking all the revenue taxes should
have been paid on or before June 80,
but as a matter of courtesy the dealers
who have to pay special revenue taxes
were allowed until July 81 to square
up.
All through the month of
July The dealers who had
not paid up were liable to ar
reSn for non-payment, but they were
allowed TO pursue their respective
ways mmolested till the last day of
the month. Most OF them have paid
up, but there are a few OF them who
have not and 1t will now be the duty
of the deputy collectors to round
them up and collect the special tax
With % per cent. penalty added. The