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TRIBULATIONS OF WANTERS
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any coal or the baby down the
stairs, for | fell when going out on
my wheel last summer and any
thing heavy always brings the pain
back" Do you go out evenings, |
asked. "No, never, only am in a
singing class and have to go on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
evenings to sing. l dismissed her
kindly yet firmly and felt that L
was making no mistake in doing
so.
The next applicant was unmis-
takably of African decent. l did
not have to wait for her to speak
to discover as much. | had heard
that they made good help and re-
joiced at the sight of her, but she
lost no time in telling me that she
never worked for less than $25 a
month. Il can make more at day
work any way" she added as she
turned to go.
Then l decided that [ would not
even answer the door again that
day and was washing baby's face
amid screams and kicks when there
came faultering tap at the kitchen
door. Come in [ answered and a
little girl seemingly not over six
teen years of age, entered. / talk
ed with her and soon had her story:
Father and mother were divorced
and mother had married again.
Father said he was not able to
save any thing and support the
two girls that mother left. They
had to go out to work. 81 am ex-
perienced, and can do everything"
But do you like children, [ ques-
toned. Yes, indeed, would like to
adopt one for myself" was her
reply. So she answered every
thing that [ asked and agreed to
all | said until could find no
farther excuse, and when she de-
clared that as young as she looked
she was Is years of age [ had to
employ her. She has only one.
beau. He drives a laundry wagon
and stops for just little while
every now and then. We have
never regretted that we took first
into our home and at last into our
hearts, this little stranger who
talked so that day that [ thought
there was nothing but talk to her.
And, | throw up my hands in holy
horror when L think that some
day, she will leave me and L shall
have to again write out my add:
WANTED: A GIRL.
SUSIE REvELs CAYTON.
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N office For Publication

U. S. Land onice at Seattle. wasbiDu,
Notice is hereby given that hr'GTf jg qua, !,
WIN the provisions OF the Act NJ 1S9ulpl Sn
June 3, 1878, entitled IAN net fo, u, ,&qlsr &sr
tlmDer lands in the States of Caliior,i;lu ;us q
Nevada, and Washington Ierrit"rV u '''A IN
CHARLES o. TUCKER
OF seattle, County of King State ~, M
ton has this day filed in this ntI;o' vas
statement No. 6972, for the nurcb.IHs ns =
south West quarter Of Section Vo 'e iaf.
snip NO. 20 n, Range No. ) East snJ ~, ~ I
proof to show that the land Snngbt 4, ulL U
liable for its timber or stone than = t. MOe
tural purposes and to establish his ny ny
said land before the Register ana Peoall os.
this office at Seattle, Washington on NM wv
day the 18th day of January. IgOO "" We
he names as witnesses.
Thomas U. AlvOrd. of Pialscbie Viroc..
washington. III. F. Schatz, of SeattIs ~ ~.
ton, G. +. JimisOn OF Seattle Vs,,isl Hasl
George A. POmeIOy, of seattle. Washioa,,oIs
Any and all persons Claiming dir,soa adrass'4l
abo$ e-described lands are rcoues. eJ M Sy.i
claims in this office on or before ssiG Ts, i.,,
of January, 1900. '' ''a
EDWARD Z. TRFMPgR Rso;,t
First PUB. Nov. 10. Last pub. jan ~ ,S''
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Vineland, the thriving little
town near Lewiston, Idaho, has
changed its name to Charleston, in
honor of the path finder.
John Fl. Tilley, of st. Helen,
has been arrested, charged with
burning barn belonging to d. H.
Tilley, in which there was a large
amount of hay, grain and other
farm valuables.
The sheriff of Lincoln county
has made roundup of the way
ward boys about Davenport and
other places in the county and as
a result he has quite few sub
Jects for the reform school.
Winter about Davenport accord
ing to the Davenport Times, has
been rather slow about showing it's
hand, and SO late in the season is
it now that not much cold weather
Is expected thereabouts this season.
The Seattle Republican., 1900-01-19
THIRD AVENUE THEATER.

The management having secured
the celebrated Moore-R o b ri S
Company, who will be seen in two
great comedies Mrs. Quinn's
Twins" an Irish farce comedy,
replete with songs, dances and
bubbling comedy will be the open
ing bill for Sunday night. The
latter part of the week "Struck
Oil" comedy drama that made
Maggie Moore and Mr.. William
sen, the famous Australian man
ager, two of the wealthiest artists
in the profession will finish the
week. Miss Moore and Mr.. Rob
erts are both sterling artists ap-
pearing equally as well in comedy
or standard drama. They are
supported by a most excel lent
company, and their performances
are not only pleasing, but of high
order of excellence.
The Seattle Republican., 1900-01-19
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that under authority
OF an order OF the Superior Court Of he state OF
| Washington for King COuntv. made on the
| l4i day of December, 1899 in the matter OF lhe
estate OF Ellen NJ. Calhoun, deceased the IN
deIsigned, administrator of the said estate, VIII
on the l1th day Of Jannaty 1890. sell, subject 70
confirmation by said Superior Court, The follow.
ing described real estate situated in the conn!
OF King, state of Washington, tO-Wit:-
Lots j. 2 and 2, block "a, laws second AddF
tion TO Seattle.
Lots |, 2. 3, 6, 7,s. g. 10, IL and T. block TO-
IN Plat number one of West side addition 70
West Seattle, according to the plot thereof Ol
record in the Office of the Auditor of said King
county.
Lot |. block 10. Chautanque Beach according
TO the plat thereof of record in the office ol inc
Auditor of said King county
Bids in writing, for each lot, will lie received
at my Office, in the Olympic block, corner lrs
Ter Way and First Avenue South. in the ciV
Of Seattle, King county, Washington, up ~ y
o'clock noon OF the 10Th day of January. l%v
Terms of sale, cash. or one-half cash and lhe
balance on or before six months from the DAY
)fsale, with interest at seven per cent lo
Innum, secured by mortgage upon the property
IS required by law
Dated, Seattle Washington, December y is's
WM. N. CALHOUN,
Administrator of the estate OF Ellen VI. Cal
oun. deceased,
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After some fishermen had
cast their nets at Olympia last
week they were startled to find
that they had caught the body of
a man, which proved to be that of
Joseph King, who had mysteri-
ously disappeared some six weeks
prior.
The Island County Times seems
to have a weather eye on the
nomination of Herman w. Craven,
of Seattle, for congress.
Assotin is to have a new brass
band, the sixteen brand new in
struments having already arrived.
"Deep Greek" Jones, a political
agitator, gives it out that he again
favors the fusion of the silver
forces in the next campaign.
Oakesdale is without a news
paper. The Sun, published there,
has gone down to rise no more.
The Seattle Republican., 1900-01-19

I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIL
State of Washington for the County o
King.
In the Matter of the Petition
of The City of Seattle, q
City of the First Glass, that
just compensation, to be
made for the private prop
erty to be taken or damaged -
by the laying out, extending No.-.-.,.
eth Avenue as a public street Summons
and highway in the City of Dy
/ Seattle, as provided for and Publ1-
| specified in ordinance No catlon.
| 56lS of the City of Settle, ap-
| proved November %, 1899 be
ascertained by a jury or by
the court in case a jury be
waived.
state OF Washington, County of King. SIS.
The State of Washington to Camilla g.
stewart and Stewart, her husband :
Mary Ella Winston and Winston, her
Stewart. his wife; Portland Trust Com
pany, OF oregon, corporation; EIesfbath
Monroe and - Monroe, her husband: Ann
M. Arnold and = Arnold. her husband:
husband: H'i
You are hereby summoned to appear
WITHIN sixty GO days after the first pub
hcation of this summons. to-Wit within
sixty l60) days after the 18th dav of Lam
aFy, lyU, and defend the above entitled
proceeding in the Superior Court of the
state OF Washington for King county. and
answer the petition of the petitioner and
serve copy of your answer upon the nm
derslgned attorneys for petitioner at their
9Ince e below stated and in case of your
failure SO to do judgment win be rendered |
according to the demand of the petition
Whlch has been field with the clerk of said
court VI Seilu
The object Of this proceeding is to ascer-
tam the damages to the lands and prom
erty and property rights necessariIv toI,1pr
or damaged by the laying off. extendino
ana establishing of Twentieth ayenne aS
PuonS street ana highway in the CitV of
seattle, Seattle, SAID street and highway shall be
seventy feet in width CONSISTING of o. H+G |
Df land bounded by, a line heeinpir[5 o. ~ ~
me intersection of the west line OF said
iWentleth avenue in Halls addition 70
ne CIty OF Seattle. with the south line of
outb a1nng Saal'iom sat5 on and running thence
leth avenue produced southwark 10 tba
lorth marginal line of East Madisn5
tIeet' thence northeasterly along said 7
Ol III. VI ma sInaI lne OF said East Madison .
,,e Lreet 70 the intersection OF said line with :
ne east line of said Twentieth avenue ~ Z
ad Hairs addition produced soutbJUar5. q
nence north along said east line of said d
&entleth avenue produced Soutb,rrs - sAIo III ii
ne south line of said Halls additiot1 ~ a
hence west along the south line ~ Said h
laiIs addition to the place of beeinniaI1. g
tne manner specified and provided IN o.
!, iiatgs nc. G'; NO 0oiS, and for release from e
roperty or others having any interast b,
lerein, as may be taken damaoa,j - 81 a.
Ilously anected by reason of the lavino, m
= ,t1;" ,eAtehsIoh At and establishing of sucb W
Dated this 18th day of January ION al
w. p. HUMPHREY.
EDWARD Won TOBET, Ju
.stoffiee address: Room eg MtrDTheys; Mut,iaI us
? 1u-to1ne' a4or seattle King County Wash
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Superior Court of the state of Washing
ION for King county. Probate department.
IN the matter of The estate of Henry j. Brad
ley, deceased. No. 1890 Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the estate of Henry j. Bradley,
deceased, TO the creditors of ami all persons
present them. with the necessary vouchers
Wltnin one ~ year after the date of the first
Pu1lcation OF this notice, TO II. s Stebbins, the
s,t ana ~ safe Deposit building. First Avenue in
~ sne lily OF Seattle, County OF King. State OF
" ashlngton, SAID rooms y and q in said build
thns Delng the place where the transaction of
ried on. ~ sou - S'
Date of first publication, December z2nd, 1899.
H. : sTEBBINs,
Z, deceased -
BoYDJ. TALLMAN, Attorney for Administrator |
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SUMMONS.
For Service by Publicatio

In the Superior Court of King Comfy Ma,
Washington.
Rose l.. Wheeler, plaintf, VS. Hand
wheeler, defendant. No. - SummoSs
service by publication.
1 ne state of Washington Ia the said Hsn,
Wheeler, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear vi,
sixty days after the date of the first pubFei
OF thlS summons, tO-Wit. within sytv
after the 24th day of November, A. D. lsa
defend the above entitled action IN NE n
entitled Court, and answer the complaint AZ
Plalntln, aud serve a copy OF your answer
the undersigned attorney for plaintiff A
Office below stated; and in case of yaur hi
so To DO. Judgment will be rendered against
according to the demand Of the rompI.
which, has been filed with the CLERK sil
Court. The object Of the above entitled az
IS TO obtain Il divorce on the grouBa
abandonment.
RICHARD WINSOR.
Plaintiffs Attorney
+. D. Address, Room ~ sullivan Bldg sel
King county, Washington
First pub. Nov. "a. Last pub. JAN o.
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Summons by Publication
In the Superior Court of the state of Wosh,,
ton in and for the county OF KIM '''Ilil

IN the superior Court of the state of Wasb,,,,
ton IN and for the county of King
fendant. No OaAes' de-
Oakes: S"iu Aloeft
lou are hereby summoned to appear within
siNty Gays after the date of the first puhiica.
tloh OF TINS summons, to- wit: within sixty dnve
aiter the 18th day of November 1899 and defeTd
the above entitled action in the above enfitIad
court, ana answer the complaint of the plain.
tlh ana serve copy of your answer unon The
Undersigned attorney for plaintiff, at his Office
peloW stated; and in case of your failure sn M
40, Judgment viii be rendered against Won sc'
cOrdlng TO the demand of the complaint which
mas Deen hled with the Clerk OF said Court
Inc object of said action is to obtain a decree
ulsSOiVlng the bonds of matrimony novevist
ing between plaintiff and defendant and grant.
ing TO the plaintiff an absolute divorce and
lnat plalntih recover from defendant the COSTS
Oh TINS suit, including a reasonable sum as at-
torneys ices. 20 "'
SAID action is based upon the grounds of de-
PENDANTS cruel treatment of plaintiff and per-
sohu lndlgnities rendering her life burden
some; on defendants habitual drunkenness
ana on the neglect and refusal of defendant 10
MAKE suitable provisions for his family.
THOMAS r. LITTRLL
Plaintiffs attorney
r. y. Address, Rooms 80 and So Sullivan BLDG
Seattle, Washington.
First pub Nov. Il. Last pub. Dec. 90
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given bv the undersgn,
executor of the last will and testament
Frederick c. Ryhiner. deceased, 10 the credit
ana TO all persons having claim against d
SAID deceased, to exhibit them with the 70
Ghers within twelve months after the first pg
lleatlon OF this notice, to-wit: within tWrl
months from December, Sth lSgp. To the a
executor at his office number qli First Az
seattle, Washington, that being the place
the transaction of the bushes. in the "a
estate.
Dated December Sth, 1899.
n. HERMAN THEDlN6A,
Executor in the last will and testament
Frederick G.. Ryhiner, deceased.
elise KING, Attorneys for Executor
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BARTHOLOMEW HEALY.

OF Tolt, county of King State Of Washington
has this day fled in this Office his sworn stale
ment No: 6S97, for the purchase Of ths =. f.. 4 o
section No. in Township No. 2G y, Range No
East, and will offer proof to show that the lana
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
nan for agricultural purposes. and 20 establish
ms claim To said land before the Register ana
Receiver of this office at Seattle, Wash, on
Monday, the 9th day Of October, 1899.
He names as witnesses:
Frank SiOssel. Charles J. Jewelt Thomas
Monogne and John Joyce, all Of TOIt Wash
ANY and all persons claiming adversely tho
lands are requested To file them
claims in this office on or before said gh day z"
October, 1899.
EDWARD r. TREMPER Register
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Notice for Publication

Land Office at Seattle Wash,
November 10Th, lsg
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF hs InlrnuO
10 make final proof in support uf his claim, an
that said proof will be made before Us
district Land office at Seattle, Wash. on Tues
day, January 23rd, 1900, viz:
RICHARD DAVIS,
I'D. Entry No 1914 for the Lot, 3. 4&EA sN
a Sec. 30: TIP. % N:R8E.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
MS continuous residence upon and cuuvalioE
Of said land, viz:
r. b. Syphers, X. A. Clark T. Ames, J, A
Steele, all OF TOlt. Wash.
EDWARD T.. TRENPFR Register
FIRST pub. Dec. 5. Last Jan. -.
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MICE
sheriff's Salt Real Estate.

|
''''''' VI washington; MY of King, IS. sher
| R,, ,,tu.,, lf1ffice.
| Honorable Superior Il Of R;ts Ct out OF the
the27th day of DeceIf isoa g county, on
| thereof, in the case Cstborj, "S the CLERK
and the Seattle praV.i nacne fary 4. MOhrbaeher
cOrpOration No S-E1 iiI Mating Company, a
directed and delivered :" me- as sheriff,
Notice is hereby giye,at 7 ,ri,,
sell To the highest bidfnr cssh proceed TO
hours prescribed by law bar; ;sn, sss ~, wItnln the
Al 10 O'Clock A NJ, on id 40, so s1iSs' rs Io-Wlt: !:
A. ID. 1900, before the G. uonSso "a - reDruary,
KING county, in the statoVa uoOr OF SAID
rlght, title and interest ~ Said su sloii an the
IN ana to the followinescribodH Heienuants
tO-wit: Ssorioeu property,
The north half (N15) of soutbooa.
(SEI4D of the northWps ,erten @sq @SI quarter
@ secIIons Ca twenty nine (29townshfn ttT4a1,, 81 vi
S,I.9, one tzil north of ranger AZ cas-, f tty
Mlllamette Meridian coming twan.' oi ld tne
acres acres more or less, situa N fbe Cn,,yS w
hlng, Slate of Washingtolevied on my Oh
Property OF defendants tcisfy a inde,,, '.rl ane
amountlngto three hundand sixtv dnI,enl diIienl
III @ iaVor 0f: plaintiff and cdf suit ""ii"rs
Dated this 10Th day of De6er iooo
A. L. VAN DE VAN S6eria
BRADY GAY, Attorneys ,Iaintid
rIrS'p pup Dec. %. Last Je6.
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Anusetnents.
SEATTLE THEATER.

London Life" is said to he a
sparkling play, in which the tender
and the joyous are very raptiyat-
ingly mixed. The dialogue is
fresh and crisp, the scenes strong
and the lines smooth and well
turned. Will be at the Seattle
Theatre, Saturday and Sunday
evening.
The Seattle Republican., 1900-01-19

notlce OF settlat of fnal
In the superior eourt of the sta,v.h,
Iop' 6,' . III anu ior the County of X Prohas 3
DIepAItIleLt In the matter of estato ~ ~
rrsueIlek t5lt;ao Poilman, deceased. No 3. % VI
Notice Is hereby given that JobamiIto,
as S Adlnihistrator OF the estate 'rederi 4. l,
ooilniaI,, deceased, has rendered ,nrs..,. a
@ gu lor settleIhent ent and file in said ~ bis ~
ss t a. Iuch administrator. andpet tnn
LOT LOT 'ae sei,Ielnent and allowance 1et s@n
~ ana distribution of the remainino 81, ne
tIn we elalInshts against the said estths =, *
LING LING anu closing of the said est,ano ~
uhlscnargS as Administrator. and Fr;da1s n,s
bhe 9th day of February ieoo ana q, tsa1 sa,aay ~
- o7J TO f1ock pm a. m of that day. at the T'rnom NJ
od the PFo1ate department Of the abo sPo1 ~ aa
Sest,Is Kine county courthouse In sffv of
Eea,1 ~, ining comfy, state of Wasb; bSs
as the time and place ~ tne ne Judge OF eonrt
meh5 rSinb oi ti,S sara final account and Sen. et
id taie and place ali persons ipted IN
nv nv obioct,o1l are e required 10 appear make |
Witness, the Hon va, ae " the sa
.Idse sfd Sonr, VI saie Superior Court and tbsIof
sl1 CSu5' ,od hereto affixed this 2nd dsIfan-
lSAAhI GEO. N. HOLLOWAY Cla-
d! EARLE K. JENNER lty.
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o. 5, Land Office at Seattle w..,
Notice Is hereby given ,TLe'oner, 2itA
with the provisions Of the uiSt iSt IN eonI
Juhe ..e ., 1873, entitled. AN se, Vl Consl
SImDer lands in the States 0t Soi,tio ot iof The /,
Nevada and Washington Tcr,iaalLlIorniS, %
n THOMAS U. AIVnpGG
Oh flalchle, County Of Kin SV.hD,
Ion mas this day filed IN this se "S Of va
statement No. 697l, for ,s ibs ouce his !
So,lth East quarter tSEl, of puufehase I
IN township No. 70. Rangs M y, SeCiOn
OHer proof to show that tie l,Ud . East and
valuable for its timb r or Sion Stnra y .1ushi ID
cult1ral purposes ami to estaIiiSh' man sia ID
SAID land before the Registrr ',.S1 aS5 hhScla
TINS office at Seattle, Was irgron Gnu keeeiV
the nth day of January. l10 ''A' on Thu
lie names as witnesses.
Charles o. Tucker, of Sea,,Io u
J0hl Anderson. of IsSaquab "@hiH
washington, II. F. Schatz' of Ses',Ig Nihg Co
ton, Charles F. Jimison, of SeatI1o Ta1o'is! T NEl
Any and all perons claimjro,e naship
ABOVE described lands are rrnmse7,' 'g "Gl etsel
claims in this Office on or Lafor.',.i LfC,,eu 70 Die
OF January 1900 '''o'e SAID IN
EDWARD 7 TRRNprp L.
FIRST pnb. Nov. 10, Last January" WI 10 Eggs
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"The Lions Mouth" which is to
be presented at the Seattle Theatre
by Frederick Warde together with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bruno, has
always been a prime favorite with
the people of the coast and its
production here, especially as it is
said to be presented with far great
The Seattle Republican., 1900-01-19

er elaborateness than ever before,
is anticipated with much interest.
Minnie Tittell Brune will herself
receive a royal welcome in this
city where she is well rememb, red
and beloved. The engagement of
this popular company will COM
mence Monday, January 22nd
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Notice ForPublioas.
U. 3. LAND Oyvrc.

~ 'f'cE' SEArTn
with iS the i proSisiSyn!g oSfis6y given thai s' e
tiaIs tune 1873, entitled q "a @ Iae act Of ~!
siniDeT lands in the Stsrc,u ~ i. act for ~ 4
Nevada, Nevada and Washin~gtSooo Oh Ggaliiornis
Ienued tlled TO all the Pubic Ierritorv
August 4, lS92 ''i' Land Sis,sh
tbis N iSeda.lles da, St county OF Ring HSIL.Aus,
MS M Gay fiied in this offcss Slate Of iW,,I
ton do OSd No. 2s Lor n the purchase ~i Of Ss
. r, and will offer proof no no, GN. "a
sought is more valuahIa ~ toh SHOW thst, n
tnan Tor agricultural nnr LOT Its limb, y
,s Reccir ciSim to said land 6etor> toTe> and to y
ne HeGelyeT :, OF this Office tors az the RegI,'
Ihnrsday, the 18th dav ~ a. Seattle, NJ.
Re Fi;,iI names mes as witnesses; 5; '"Huary, lsG
EilJah TAFT, VIM. Fnry L.
John Ryan. all Of SnoonsI James Sim,
ANY and all persons UJI,lille, cInie, Wash.
ye-described lands arr aiming rdlng advs,
claims IN this Office on or b.gq aesied 10
January, 1900. VI oeiore said M
EDWARD P. TR,,,
First pub Nov 10. Last puh =, Rss
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Tax Sale Notice

Notice of application to County Treasurer TO,
}. Cox, trustee. owner of 81 N.EI<ofS F
n OF s. E.A section H. Township 23 Range 4
/ 1ou are hereby notified that John w ManIa
! treasurer for and within King County. State of
| Washington, pursuant to an order OF sale to MIN
glrected ana delivered issued out of fbe
9uPerlOr Court OF the State of Washington.
hOinlng terms at Seattle, in and for laid Comfy
oh Iie i4tn uay OF May, 1894, upon real estate
TAX Judgment rendered in said court on tbe
l4th day OF May. 1894, in favor of the slate Of
washington and against the 81 of N FL of
S.EA OF SEA of section II, township 23
range 1, ior the sum Of Two and g. 100 Dollars
oeIhg the amount adjudged due and owing for
taxes Ior the year A. d. 1891 with Interest
penalty ana costs added thereto since becoming
delinquent, did on the 9th day Of June, 1Sol
pneI i Ior sale at public auction t. the highest
f Oftuaer, the said 81 OF n +. 4 of s. - of SEL
OF section ~ Township q, Range T. and there
being no bidders therefor, the said above do
scribed property was forfeited TO King county
anG thAt /, l. Walker of Seattls Countv ~ |
klng, state OF Washington did on the 9Th 1sv |
Oh March. 1896 purchase the said property from
Ming county receiving its certificate OF tax sale
Purchase, NO. S2, Which certifl ate provides
Lnat VIII be entitled to deed OF conveyance
OF the above described property after the exni- |
unless the same be redeemed within said time |
As provided by law. That the time of redemD |
lOn Will expire on the 9th day OF March Ign
iiter which date will apply to the Treasurer
u Ming county for deed to said property
loove described as provided by law. !
II WALKER
pate of first publication, NOvem Ter 10th G
Dale OF second publication December 22nd.
Date OF third publication Deeen Der. 10Th. O
q