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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-02
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No one would ever be bothered with
constipation if everyone knew how
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Bitters regulates the stomach and
bowels. dwo31
It is reported that a large cooking
main is being constructed in Kenosha
for the use of Chicago chicken fighters.
Well, at least few good cock fights
would relieve the present monotony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archi1es Reed and
daughter Jesse have removed from this
city to Chicago where Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed will have charge of a restaurant
in connection with one of the large
boarding houses in the city.
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers and you will avoid
trouble. They are famous little pills
for constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. H. E. Tanner. dwtf
The American restaurant on Main
street has been sold to Franklin D..
Brown of Union Grove. Possession
has been taken and the new owner will
make an effort to give the city thor
ough1y up-to-date restaurant Such a
restaurant is one of the greatest needs
of Kenosha and it is to be hoped that
the effort will be a success.
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It Saved Her Life.

Miss Mamie Smith, DIidd1esboro,
KY, writes: my little sister had the
Group very bad. gave her several
doses of Fo1ey's Honey and Tar and
she was instantly relieved. It saved
her life
For sale by all druggists. dwo31
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SOME SIGNATURES PRINTED on BED BACKeR0UND
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IT FLOATS.
poPYRIoHT 1883 eY The PRooTER 3 GAME

Miss Alice Weight is spending week
with friends in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee papers are again investi-
eating the Kenosha postoffice fight.
The matrimonial rush is over and
| County Clerk Crosby is down to normal
again.
Ashland avenue paving is again a
paramount issue among the citizens of
that street.
Miss Anna Carter is spending a
month with friends and relatives in
Austin, Ill.
S. E. Gordon of Chicago is spending
few days with friends and relatives
in this city.
John H. Brennan of Stevens Point is
spending a few days with friends in
in this city.
Programme advertising is an excel
lent thing-for the man who gets out
| the programme.
MIR. and Mrs. O. H. Woodward will
return to this city to make their home
in about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wilkins of Rock
ford, Ill, are spending few days with
friends in this city.
The College of Commerce Literary
Society held a very interesting meeting
on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Brownson of Milwaukee
is spending a few days with friends
and relatives in Kenosha.
Misses Mamie and Carrie Vo1mer
have returned home after two weeks
visit with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas Burbank, of Rockford,
ILL.,, is spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Ski11er.
George Kammerer, of Fond du Lac,
has removed to this city and is looking
for a location for a candy store.
A new European fad, possibly sue
cessor to the poster craze, is the col
| Letting of queer advertisements
Cures Group, sore throat, pulmonary
troubles, over pain of every
sort. DR.. Thomas Electric Oil. dwo31
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. o. Farrell,
of Chicago, are spending a few days
with friends and relatives in Kenosha.
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No. 60. Lady's Belt.
FiE1Ig!IIL IIIIILIIIII IIIITITIIIIIIIITTIga
alllllZlglll!!!ggZ!g IEIz8illAlLaAy

Latest style, grain leather tan color ~
in. wide, nickel plated buckle. Belts are
following sizes only, give size in inches
when ordering, from % to 26 in. from q
to 30 In. from 80 to 80 in. Sent pOsGa
paid on receipt of a 3 cent post.
from the wrappers of Arbuckles' Roasted
Coffee,
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but It never occurred to me that they
would shirk a fight. The rhlnocero8 got
ready after bit, and with loud snort
he came charging down. Among the
nine was an elephant almost as big aS
jumbo phenomenon among African
elephants. The rhlnoceros made direct
ly for the big fellow, and he struck him
on the left shoulder and knocked him
into the pool and then fell over him
The sight OF those two big beasts wall
lowing about IN the water was the fun
niest thing ever witnessed. All the
other elephants ran away at once, and
though the big fellow ought to have
been able TO do up pair OF riinocer-
oses, he ran away from this one. He
got several bad digs from the horn be
fore he could escape, and as he went
up the path he was closely pursued. on
one occasion we had captured cub
lion In pit. and were engaged In get
ting him into a cage. Within half q
mile Of our camp a lion, lioness and q
cub had laid up in a thicket for the
day. Our captive WINS OF this family
and his loss must have put them in a
fighting mood A roaming rhinoceros
got their scent and our people at camp
saw him charge into the thlcket. There
was u row as he uncovered the lions,
and five minutes later he emerged in
chase Of the lioness and the cub. while
the lion was on his back and seeking to
claw him. He brushed his rider off
against limb, and then drove the three
far out OF the nelghbOrhOod.
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The International Sunday School Lesson
Oct IS, 1909. Esther VIII:3-S; 1917
Is,.I,,. pJo,,Iino, for Her peonIc

Oct. IS, 1900. Esther VIII:3-S; 1919.
Esther Pleading for Her People
Mordecai, by sign ever significant
among the Jews, arrests the queens at
tentlon, and, even through the watch
full Gordon OF Persian seraglio, conveys
to his adopted daughter the fearful news
and the urgent request for mediation.
That Esther hesItated enhances the
heroIsm of her ultimate course. Life
was dear TO her, as 1t always Is to a
young and thoroughly healthful nature.
She did not covet and court martyr
dom. Yet at length, having Viewed the
case from every standpoint, and weigh
cd the matter thoroughly, che deliber-
ately assumed TIE medlatorship, ex-
claiming: III perish / perish" The
courage, patriotism and plety in that
act is unsurpassed.
Yet even then, she used the utmost
tact. She drew upon all the fertile re-
sources of her womanly wit. With no
lachrymOse face, nor dlsheveled hair,
or piercing cries, did she run into the
kings presence; but every inch queen,
with completest toilet and all the witch
inE charm OF her peerless beauty, she
stood unbldden and fully conscious of
her peril. "Her jeweled foot pressed
her grave" A score of cImeters flashed
in the air, and the tessellated pavement
might have taken one more hue, a
crimson one; but again the ficlSle heart
OF Xerxes was In the Lords hand. He
held out the golden sceptre. Esther
touched II and was safe.
This peerless drama hAstens to Its de-
nouemen,. The queen makes no re-
quest Instead she gives an invitation.
Xerxes and Hannah are the guests. Then
comes a second invitation. The change
able, violent, cruel tyrant Is fairly tan.
gled In the sllken meshes OF the net
that love has spun. Between the first
and second banquets comes that indis-
crIbably significant scene In which Nor
decRI Is lifted from the dunghill and
mounted like a prince. while Haman,
prlde's very incarnation, Is made TO hold
his bride rein. Changes OF fortune are
Of God.
After the second banquet Hannah goes
10 the gallows he has built for Mordecal,
and the latter takes the vacant premier
ship. The decree of destruction cannot
be annulled, but It Is made imperative
by q counter decree and the Jews have
Hight and gladness and Joy and honor.
To celebrate this glorious providential
dellverance new feast is instituted
Purim, gladdest Of the whole Hebrew
year.
The Analysis.
Esther: Her character.
Hannah, prime minister, his charac-
ter
MOrdecaI refuses Obeisance.
Humans anger and plot
Esther's mediation hesouEht.
Hesitation: final heroic decision.
The Teachers Lantern.
The feast of Purlm Is a strong collat-
erni evidence OF the genuinencss and
authenticity OF the book Of Esther. II,
two thousand years from the next
Fourth OF July. the day should be cele-
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brnted with rockets ana crackers and
the reading Of the Declaration OF Ende-
pendence. and II could be shown that
the day had been so celebrated annually
for that space OF time, could the historic
verify OF the event or the integrity OF
that Instrument called the Declaration
of Independence be dOubted7 The evil
denoe for the truth Of the book OF Es-
ther is not a whit less conclusive
Esther undertook her delicate and
hazardous task only after a season of
devotion. She engaged In the peniten-
tial exercise Of fasting. She secured
the advantage Of concert in this ap.
proach to God. The abstemious and
praying company In the palace was
matched by one In the city.
In this nineteenth century we have an
example OF the murder and plllage that
can be carried on by one absolute mon
arch against an unoRending people. II
Is the case Of the Turk against the Ar-
Ynpnians
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NEW YoRK-The market for all de-
scriptlons Of staple cottons continues
very strong in tone and incidental adj
vices to-day show continued upward
tendency. Several leading makes east
ern sheetlngs Ind drills advanced Ac
per yard. Prints selling well in staple
lines and advances likely. Fancy prints
are moving fairly. Staple ginghams
and fancy dress ginghams strong and
in some quarters &c higher. Print
cloths strong and no change In regu-
lars. Wide odds held for 4 3-16c for IS
inch Ga square, and 4 9-16c for S9-inch
6gx72 square. Burlaps quiet, but prices
firm. Dundee and Calcutta markets ad-
vanclng.
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NEW YoRK-The metal market took
an unsatisfactory course to-day, several
metals sagglng under absence OF de-
mand worthy OF mention and dlsap-
pointing reports from outside markets.
Offerings were urgent, leading buyers
to procrastlnate to a more or less de-
gree. At the close the metal exchange
called pig Iron warrants nominal at SIS.
Lake copper easy at SIS IS. Tin easier.
with $S2 hid and 80 so asked. Lead dull
with 81 90 bid and 81 G. asked. Spelter
easy. with S 40 bid and IS so asked,
The brokers' price for lead is 81 40. and
for copper SiS 37k.
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Turpentine and Iloo steady. Aioiala e.
nrm.
C'ohce, orttcal ef ifreluilf WIN
prices unchanged to ll1 points lower
closed steady Eve points advance 10
i've points lower; alcl 1000 bagl.
Sugar, raw steady; rulned STEADY
BALTIalORE-Fiour dull: receipts
1857 barrels; exports 5,S25 barrels.
Wheat duh and e1hy: spot and month
Tif9I2c: December TAX fTsc; steamer
No. red 6Sd6ste; roeeipta 2i.Qss BUSH
els; exports 1909 bushels; southern py
pample 6sa71;sc; southern on grace
7087Sc. Corn very dull: spot mixed
S95sc; month 7s7f0So5tc; November ana
December SS9t csc: November or De-
cember. new or old. a5t Oslo. january
S6hs 6s6Hc: steamer uiiged 3f9t9Sllci
receipts iA,lS7 hulhelgi exporta lkg'ei1
bushels; southern white corn 4l9i lshe'
southern yellow corn li94llkc. oats
dull; No. white 993AsG SOC; No. mixed
2Sd2siSc. Rye hrm: No, 2 nearby $50
5Sc; No. 2 western tlisc. Hay hrIa; 10.
timothy SIS lid. EE88 firm. CHEESE
firm; large 13G12hc; medium lSaW
lSIse; small 15H8iS.tc.
I CINCINNATI = Flour quiet. Wheat
strong: No. red. f9c. Corn firm; NO:
2 mixed. 35c Oats arm; No. mixed
25isc. Rye firTn: No. 2, e5c. Lard urn
al S 20. Bulilmeals quiet at $ IS.
Bacon steady At g .. Whisky dun at
81 %. Butter steady. Sugar easy
Eggs quiet at lsc. Cheese frrn.
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CHICAGo-The offerings Of cattle to-
day were mostly made up OF common
natives and feeders from western
ranges which sold slowly at easy prices,
The demand for good grades OF dressed
beef has fallen on and nll grades except
strictly choice beeveg are fully lOqlbc
lower than this time last week. To-
days prices for good TO fancy grades
were IS S0d6 s.: common to medium
steers 81 5015 Is; COWS and bulls 81 coo
4 IS; stOckers and feeders 50 50G4 l1i
Texans 50 1904 IS: calves 81 00@I 90.
There was a good demand for hogs and
prices ruled steady at the recent DE.
cline; fair to prime lots sold Mt 81 27ls9
90; heavy packers 50 9564 %; mixed
lots 81 26G4 %; pigs 81 COCA 60 There
was good slaughterlng demand for
sheep at unchanged prices. Poor to
choice sheep sold at 81 COCA 00; prime
yearlIngs bringing the top price. Feed
ers brought $ 1908 20 and western
rangers Sc 50Ga Is: common to choice
lambs 50 2595 10, Receipts-cattle,
5000 head; hogs, $4,000 head; sheep,
1000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira, IS S096 90; prime. $ 5oq5 90; COM
mon. 50 00d3 50 Hogs dull and lower;
prime mediums, 81 10; best York.
ers. 81 65G4 70: light Workers, u B00
65: heavy hogs, "a 6OQ4 40 Sheep
steady: choice wethers. 81 2OG4 3d. CONF
mon, 81 5000 so: choice lambs. s. 100
Is; common 70 good, 50 DOGS %. veal
calves. SO 500f Is.
CINCINNATI-Eogs dull and lower
a s. s0G4 90.
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OIL CTTY-Credlt balances, 81 So;
certificates, no bid or offer; shipments,
7S,5SS barrel:; average, 1855 barrels;
runs, 1905 barrels, average, Sl,S1 bar
rels.
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~ REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
t6telllrsnesr Job OrlntlnE omeo.
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A PECULIAR SECT.
Brethren in Christ Who Are
DOmiciIed in Kansas
MOST REMARKABLE PEOPLE.

A settlement Of Prosperous Farms
whore There Has Been no Pauper
aud Only ono Criminal IN Twenty
Years They Avoid Politics and
Make the lllble Their Guido in all
Their transactions,
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TIME MoNoNGAII ROUTE is THE
\. Short Lane Sst%S , F ,,ai, AN, and
surc ConnOcti6ns. When travelling 10 or
from Clarksbnrg or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points. sec that your
tickets read via the MouOrsuhela River
Railroad. Close Connections az Falrmont
with Il, & o, trains, and at Clarkshutg
with y. & o. and W, V. & 7. trains, Tick.
cts via this route on sale Of al y, 4 y,
and w, v. a p, Il. r. stations,
HUGH @. BOwLES, Genl. Supt.
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Articles. open. High. Low. Close.

Jan. -! s71a . 60 i95 SEQ
Cash quotations *ere as follows:
v wSea, sy; ; spring. s7HSssc; No.
&c ccrn.NO. ?, ss.so; No. yellow, assS
'- osts-No. ., 2sc; No. white. ssHci
No. 3 white, 24&c.
Rye-No. 2, 55lsc.
sBarley-No. 2, 3S+ G45c.
Flaxsecd-No. !, 81 "a; N. w, 81 24H@
/ %
Clover, contract grade, 81 30.
Mess pork, per barrel, IS OOQS 0S.
Lard, per 100 pounds. s. 5000 50.
Short rib sides. loose, 81 S5g5 ~:
Dry sailed shoulders boxed, 6qGNS'
Short clear sides, boxed, s. 50d5 60.
Whisky, dlsullers' finished goods, per
S sEsars-Cut loaf, 5,7Cc; graduated,
5.1Sc. 100. 80,
les, l3isIl9c.
Eggs steady; fresh, l6itc,
Chees stendy: creams, ll&Gl2Ac.
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts 2a,23O
barrels: exports l5.225 barrels; market
fairly active and firm, especially for low
grades, which were sim very scarce,
and closed with an upward tendency all
Wheat. receipts SO5,65O bushels; ex-
ports SlO,33 bushels; spot market quiet;
No. . red 767kC (. o. b. Rtlont spot; NO.
Northern Duluth 1850 +. o, b. afloat to
arrive; No. / hard Duluth S2isc TO ar
rive; No. . red 7Iaic elevator; on
lions opened easy At &c de-
cline: closed steady at bdhc net de-
cline; March closed at SOhc; May closed
Mt seize: December closed at 711sc.
Corn, receipts 1895 bushels; exports
2S5.Ol2 bushels; spot market easy; No.
Q ilIkc I. o. b. aannt; Ilc elevator; OPP
tions opened steady at an advance Of
sc: closed easy and unchanged 20 hc
lower: May SSNd3S 7-l6o; closed AZ
3S]sC.
oats, receipts 10000 bushels; exports
81, glg bushels: spot market dun; No, ?,
2sc; No. 2, 2SiEc: No. white sic; No 3
white soc. track mixed western 2It90
sOhc; track white 30isT35c; options In
active and nominal,
Hay easier Hops and leather steady,
Hides and beef firm.
Lard easy: western steamed s. 6IA;
refined quiet. compound 5S6f5hc.
Pork firm. TRllow easy.
Cottonsecd oil firm; prime crude &c.
Rosln steady; strained, common to
good, 81 22hGl IS.
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Am. Tiuplate 81 Feople.t. cas- -.
DO preferred. e3 p. 8 C.s,.-s..,.' ~
Am. Tobacco -,iigie e pretefie1
40 preferred. .itsi Pull. Pal. Car. BIN
Anaconda N.co. g g, r. & Re-. ots
Col. Il. q L.. $ 40 preferred. .ii5f
Com ITohncco.. az Tenn. c. g l...llaf
40 preferred. g!sli u. 8. Leather. llh
Federal steel :. 81 do praferred.,. IU4
al nreferred II 10. s. Rubber. .stla
GEN Electric ,,ii7lt do preferred .giilN
GiuooSe SUGAR :. coz West. Union -. Giis
40 preferred, los Rep. & S...... =
Inter Pnrer - Is do preferred. nv
DO preferred. 714i p, C., c. & 81. "a
Laelede Gas 80. VA
'Ex-dlv.
Total sales were 1880 shares.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS,
Cholor .......... dlonthrio .......... S9o
Grown Point =, z p IsgFI5o; ;;S,,.,,....
Gea STS 4 carry iii.;. 81 Do preferred, 20
Hale q Nor. 81 Sierra Nevada. "
HomeStake 800 Standard ..'.'... S lle9
Iron SILVER 3 Y y5iS1 G 5ask:t H.. 3
STEEL, TIN AND TUBE STOCKS
The following quotations are furnished
by Howard Hazlett & Son. National ES-
'"anse DAnA ~ Preferred. Common.
Tin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ ~
Steel ............s....'..!:' va ~
--SSf '''''''''''''''' Bid. Asked.
Tube, preferred .................. g sssA
Tube, common .....,..s......'.... 4o5t ~
The following quotations for NAtiona!!
Steel, American Tin Plate and National
Tube stocks are furnished by Simpson q
Tatum. City Bank building: 49,,
Nat. Steel Co. eommon...... s
Amer. Tinplate, com......... US
Nat. Tube, pref. Y!
do common ..............''. -
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A LII KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
"A Priating. An entire new limo OF saD.
dies Of Rail- Programmes, Tickets and lu'
vitAtions az al prices AZ tho lntelugenceI
lob Printing otdcA.
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool quiet.
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Electric cars Bridgeport 20 Wheeling,
ReIlAire and Martins Ferry,
Consult agents for best routes and low.
Vs' '"'S' NJ. C. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
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Total sales were 152.so0 shares.
N.rvy y0Ry MINING STOCKS.

The following quotations for National
Steel, American Tin Plate and National
Tube stocks are furnished by Simpson q
Tatum. City Bank building; 49,,
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March a-The market.
after sensational movement an sugar ana
the local transportation shares. closed weak
with mixed net changes. Interest conferred
largely In Sugar. in which the transactions
were over isi. 600 shares. with fetal OF
ahou, sov1 shares. Sugar opened with
ard then touched al Isl. Win subsequent
plunge Of Is points CLOSING with net loss
~ about points. The extraordinary move
ment Of this stock had a wide influence IN
other directions. Brooklyn Transit was
dgtei over 8 paints and then lost much Of
the gain. Pronounced strength appeared in
western. the coalers and chicago I"tmsnas
preferred. while soru. the inteTnatfonsls
made a show % strength 81 me early deal
gngs in sympathy with the higher range IN
London The Tobacco stocks were 81
srs.rely feverish. American Tobacco broke
a.. rallied Q ard left or WIZ loss q 20
Continental Tobaceo siufnped lss and was
off points at the close TIE liquidation IN
these stocks was attributable ~ The report
ed formation Of a new opposition tohacco
company. Manhattan retained the greater
rssrt 81 4 s4oirt rise Tsere was "a fsxposi
fisa.s of the professional cement Ia let com
mission house purchasers have ssccks. and
subsequently,. while sugar was tiiTahsins
ard call money reached Ter cent, prizes
were freely offered down Standard stoc ks
shl.~ easing with TIE recent market, ~
cevlssi N an orderly manner and the F*
action 81 -hnse securities from the best fii
got exceed . points. s9espt IN special cases
Money On call toward the rscss sased va q
the 3a@t sOAH AZ 1 ami offered a. Z. s'Af sGs
market failed - Fespeud 10 th~ changes
conditions. dsss - the supply % money %
Tered. AMI she Te&ettoR WAS inc necss1 to
he ess3 TIE ~sreBgta ia Erooklya Transit
vas eggnc54Rns with the published futsf
view with fhs Brooklyn Rapid Traasst
rassrc4a 10 .ssa eceCs tnat sa exchange a.
tAs ia tcrlfv a BROOKLYN Transit elexats8
ztacss for is~ooklyn RAxa Trs7stt stock
had SAsu arranged ne advance sH Infau
TssrsnsS ard New York Csatgai was timed
8sfa shes Announcements Of the rasar9 81 ttls
leading interest 10 Vanderbilt ssacxA AID
xaxa rsSs 20 - rezswal 81 rzsnnTs THAI
T'rsoa Pasiae fasg5t S~ ssescsg bed ~ thH
Ns~ York Csn1r&t. The opinion vas "a
pressed ssee s~s* n the action o. ssHe mar
ses With u rsss in issnIAss. whlcA VAS pssr-
chaser AZ ta- ox-@0srE, was n7es2sp MAJ sss
fyzsrss r. * SIDE 70 facilitate tbs liquidation
aal~ss wzs ev8Ser; ia tst@ market
Ts-sm8 prices s45&xF .sve raised ~ csyt1sf4
svxN.e acttvtgy d@x etsS6ng IN s.. t@eBls and
-xsst hssrgs sx.rsB Texas Fsssss2 ssenr3s ard
Wisconsin cantrai arsts- Total sasss,
a. ~ ass
t-nsssxs ssases thYe@s AFt the n@w fnsArs
aaxAneess "a ard the eEs s1s2ss y III TIE I'D
sarsef,
Money and FschanE~.
Mercy eA cal. sess p~r cert las. ioA4as
Per gErsf -ssxsnso rr~EgaHsIl@ gssrsr 1ssa
-. per rent sseSang ExFSasgg. ss&aT.
$50 zEt9st sazsinFSs Is fssekRfS bits ~
81 ssss So sss> gas dewsAaa snA - vs1
fs~ ssx9y dave. posssd rates ttssas ssse
asas ~ ssssA s<aA. cosuccs<sa<s esslx. NEaa
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CITY TkEASTRER'S NoTTfsE-Hofies
10 hereby given that the assessment roll
of Local improvement; District No. Iss
In the CITY OF Seattle, created by oras-
nance No. si2o. entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF Fourth
Avenue North, IN the City % Seattle.
from John Street 10 Aloha Street by
constructing therein an ironysone pins.
sewer Of proper dimensions through said
portion OF said street. together with ali
necessary yves. openings manholes
lanphoies. yentiators. catch basins and
payment therefor By the mode Of pay
nent by bonds ard establishing a
fund for such payment by an assess
ment upon ali the lots and parcels OF
land benefited by such Improvement, has
been certified TO me for collection. and
that unless payment OF the assessment
therein contained Is made within 10 days
from the date Of the first publication OF
this notice. local Improvement bond.
will be Issued 10 the aggregate amount
OF the assessment upon said property
remaining due and unpaid, including the
amount which Is assessed against your
property
Ths. notice Is given for the purpose Of
enabling all owners OF property in the
local Improvement district named In Ordi-
nance No $50, Local Improvement DIS.
trict No sss 10 redeem their property
from the assessment before the issuance
OF the bonds, which may be done by the
paynen, OF the full amount OF the assess
ment wifhuut interest
III the assessment - charged be not
paid within the time above specified. and
You desire To redeem the property from
said ~ sssrnent after the execution of the
local improvement district bonds Il viii
be necessary for you 10 pay the full
amount OF the assessment charged against
your property. together with interest at
The rate Of eight per cent. Is per cent?
per annum uron the whole assessment
up to and including the date of the last
instailment.
A H. FOOTE
City Treasurer % the City OF Seattle.
Date 81 fsrst publication. Seattle. Wash.
Marsei. N fsHa