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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
CONSTANT CUD-DA-CUT
Hen Lays an Egg Every Twenty-Five
Hours for a Wear, Break
ias Record.

Washingto". y. G. Sept. 2s.-rne
proud owner III , men that he believes
has broken INC world : record for lazy
ing Eggs has just written to the bureau
If MINI industr. of the department,
If agriculture. l.. W. Starnell, of Mex
nndria. Va. is the possesor of this re-
m%arkahle specimen of poultry. lie IN
forms the bureau OF animal industry
that since October ;. 1908. the hen has
iaid 29l eggs. Whe, her year is up.
Mr.. Starncil calculate. she will hnVe
aid over 800 ges Exclusive of the
moltii Z season. this is at the rate Of
me very twenty-five hours.
Mr.. Starnell does not record there is
anything immediately abnormal ahout
his hen. save that she is a model of
Mercy and industry. lie regrets mach
that he did not begin earlier than last
october to Keep an account C: TIE eggs
she laid as he deems it possible some
bursts of speed have escaped beng
maze of record. Animal industry Of
ficials are greatly interested in the
Alexandria nen and have informed Mr..
Starucli that the record for Il year 50
T." as tlie* are aware is 2s4 eggs. This
Il n.s.3 by . hen out at Salt LAKE Oily.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04

state leaders In receding from their op-
position TO Hughes had been caused by
President Roosevelt insisting upon
hughes ~noInination.
Congressman Cooks. representing the
oyster Bay district. brought the most
direct word that while the president
did not want to interfere. he thought
Hughes WAS n man who met the re-
quircments of the present situation.
y telegram was received from Gov
cinor Higgins declaring he WAS not OPP
posed To Hughes.
hei, the convention was called to or
der state senator Armstrong was
unanimously elected permanent chair
man.
Tn committee on resolutions made
its report, which WAS adopted without
dissent.
The State Platform.
Tho platform begins MS follows:
To the assembled delegates of the
republican state convention we gladly
accord our pride ana confidence In Pres
idrit Roosevelt. We indorse what he
has dore in fulfilling the viii OF the
people in protecting both labor and
capital in preventing unfair discrim-
nation H. railway rates. in reforming
buses q trust corporations. in provid-
illG for a speedy construction of the
Panama canal, IN securing the pure
food laAVs and uniform naturalization
laws. ana also IN ~.levatimg standard
of public service. IN these splendid
achievements n" mas had the HEARTY
cooperation and assistance OF Il loyal
republican congress.
w congratulate him ana The world
on Whht he aid for peace between Rms
sia ami Japan IA upon what he is
now doing to compel peace in cuba.
He has fought ,hc battle Of the plain
people 50 co~uraseously and successfully
that his lame is an inspiration In ev-
ny state campaign n his record n
platform upon which every good citi-
zen is Wiling To stand. We pledge the
republican party in New York state to
follow faithfully in his footsteps.
Higgins Administrator Endorsed.
The administration OF Governor !,ir-
gins, it Is declared. passes into history
as n OF the greatest the state has
as one of tn" greatest the state has ever
known. Tho restoration of the merchant
marine and to prevent ovcrcap italiZa-
lion and excessive charges by all pub
lie utility corporations is demanded.
The wisdom OF the protective tariff is
affirmed and il is demanded tina; It's
revision. as occasion may require. he
entrusted to its friends not to it's enc.
mics.
The stand taken by Roosevelt IN tbe
appllcaffon OF the eight hour law Is
llloiSe'i ana the reduction of repre-
Sehtation iii the electoral college and
m congress To offset the suppression of
elective fran ,hiscs is demanded A de.
inand is made for prompt and adcnn,te
punishment of race mob ~instigators
and leaders. Sympathy Is expressed
"ith the suffering outraged Jews in Po.
and and Russia.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
CHARGED WITH GRAFT.
North. It, Formerly Of
NV. A.

Pcoria. III. s.,' 26-.!rasi0ea Roosc-
Welt Wa informed # ihe..d ,!a Of a..
rlaboral. system Of s"aft rt.acticcd for
years III this district. H. nort:'crn d..i-
sion Of Illinois. responsibility foi which
is charged 10 these men:
William i: Hun, postmaster e. Peoria
up to March II.
j. v. Graft. congressman fo. this ,listr.
W. y. Nor;hcott, formerly l,cutonan;
governor. nov district attorney for his
judicial district, and formerly mead coum-
sci of the Modern Woodmcn of American.
The charges are made by County Clcik
Lucas. who, in a letter to President Roos"-
welt. gives facts and specific Instances.
Tho letter written by Butts was IN IoplN-
To a communication from The president de-
handing details Of graft accusations made
in a previous letter from MIR. Butt. 1t
bring into toe open a scandal Involving
morn, than thc men actually named. which
hitherto has been covered ~.
Tho graft charged involves pay rolls
padded on an elaborate scale. employees
forced 10 give up part Of their salaries.
ana The carrying Of dummies"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
GIRL SET FIVE FIRES
AS. ANOTHER RACED
Confessed "'urdercss of Babe Tells
How She Plotted the Ruin
of VIM ships.

pate sos, y. y, Sor'. .JeMaie
;uIch. the quarter-breed India'...girl
has made four separate co fessirv,s
that shc murdered little W.lbut Win.
ship. but with d pcrVelsltv ta.i 20
cEluas Il degenerate mentality So.
ciincs ~doGscdlv to the declaration that
.ne roisoncd him with oainc although
there is not the slightest evidence that
such az agent was employed. Every
evidence exists ihat Strychnirc Was
administered and thai Jennie dosed
herself with Inc toxic with suicidal in
tent.
Thrao of The confessions Ncre YER
Val. made in the presence OF i've Wit
nosses. the fourth was in writing and
signed II is in the possession of Cor
oner Mitchell and relates minu;ely to
IN. firing OF the barn. III. setting OF
five fires in The Winship homestead
the longing for death ana the deter
min1tion to Kill the baby because shs
loved it SO.
When Jennie was first qucstione! she
insisted that Il woman ncighbor had
started the first fire. which resulted
in the destruction of Winship's stock
and that while n.ighbors were engaged
in oxtinguishing the flames she slipped
upstairs. set fire to a mattress, started
another iirc in IA clothes closet, tore
down Il curtain and carried il 10 al
attic which has not been used IN years
and applied a match, stuffed an ole
hatboN tuli of iniiainmabic rubbish anG
famed the flame With her breath. anc
then. after making Il fifth fire. rar
Gown to the garden and. in the genera
epntusion. escaped notice.
A two-oinec via labeled ~sirychnin.
',oison. printed across a si.ull anr
'~rossbnnes, has been found IN the gar.
aen. Ii had contained ten grains o
s~trychninc and WIS bought three wear.
ago To poison cats.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
DISARM POLICE
And EXPEL THEM
Russian Villagers Are Burning and
Sao~ing Residences of
Land Owners.

81 Petersburg. Sept. 2S.-Grave
agiarian Asorders have broken ON in
the province Of Viatka. where the in
habitants Of seventy villages have dis
armed and expelled the police and are
pillaging and destroying the residences
OF land owners and devastating the
country.
H~elsinsfors. sept. 26.--A second
bomb was thrown during the night
against the residence Of Captain Al
brecht commander OF police. following
the unsuccessful attempt made early
Yesterday TO blow up the police reserve
barracks. The captains house WAS
wrecked. but there was no loss Of life.
Ut is thought the perpetrators of the
outrage were actuated by n spirit Of
revenge for the recent arrests of Fin
nish refugees in Stockholm.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04

has known for several days that ii
WAS beaten.
This FACT was made sure IN ;hc last
session when a test VOTE III the me-
Jority re,,urt OF the committee on con-
tested seats showed Hearst supporters
To be in absolute control.
Under the guisc of advocating tho
candidacy of Mr.. Sulzer a number OF
Nh. iiearsts party opponents took the
stage ANA amid storms of cheering and
Missing denounced and arraigned the
man they knew was to he the party'a
candidate in tho most remarkable SER
los Of speeches ever hurled at a man
TO BE- named for the highest otticc a.
the gift OF In" convention.
The advocates OF MI. Hearst am
sWerc,l these attacks. the most elfcc-
ike OF the u~tlcranccs in his behalf
coming from Congressman l5ourkc
cpcSran. d New Work, Who declared
that Nh. Hearst was not his personal
choice. the demand that he be noni-
mated having come from every section
of the state. ami was MOI to be denied
Jerome Will Bolt.
III thoy nominatc Il decent republic
an ri Saratoga l Will 90 upon the
stump AND plead for the defeat of
Hearst" declared District Attorney .Io-
One today. Il Will appeal for his de
feat not ON ;he ground that it is :;
political issue but because the Issue
raised is that of political freedom. !
for o." believe we are entirely alb
solved from amy obligation TO support
q ticket put together in a back room by
Charley Murphy, Pat McCa.ren and
Tim sullivan"
While the anti-lfearst men at theii
conferences yesterday and today did
not try To quality their dissatisfaction
with the proposed nomination of Hearst
| there has been no talk of al open bolt
from the floor of the convention or OF
the nomination of Il third ticket.
Edward NJ. Shepard at today's meet
ing OF the Albany conference. said he
believed eicn i'll the event of the nom
nation OF Hearst the democratic party
would still survive. lie counsellcd
moderation in any action taken by the
conference and said he believed mat
ters should hc adjusted within party
lines.
Forlner Mayor osborne. OF Auburn
said he did nc. intend To be driven gu,
Of the democratic party by Hearst.
Senator McCalren. ii is stated, has
promised Congressman Suizer if he car
furnish him evidence OF strength in the
upstate, the Kings county delegates. 6!
strong. would b. glad 10 give him thei,
votes as a|s;eiiat Hearst.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
FOOLED THEIR GUESTS.
Mas No Wedding Because They Were
Married Julv

Now York. Sept. IS. With the bridal
Preparations complete, the guests as
embed II the parson on hand to tic
he knot, Charles NJ. Isitner and his
,ridc. Florence T.. Leighton. of I.elle-
lille. y. j.. announced Saturday -
hose assembled that there would be no
Wedding. for the reason that they had
'een married at rutherford IN July
last by the Rev. +. l.. West. pastor
# the Rutherford NJ. +. church, ana.
S Mr.. l;itnc. put il. rbecause by wife
Hun't let me marry"
The" secret had been so well kept
hat eve: ono hnt the principals WAS
urrrised. Congratulations and a
5rilal feast foii wed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
RUNS INTO
AN Open SWITCH
Fast Mail Train Crashes Into a
Freight With Great Loss
of life.
FCUR PASSENGERS DEAD
Namber o. injured Is Create Niostly
BY Conclusions. Cuts and Bu-hs-
Many Children Among
Those t,urs.


''.,tla. ill. Sept IS. .Iut N.h4sl.
f,st man ,,,,i,. ,. 49,,
"'
lpuf, ia Fed through IN onc1 switch
and INFO fr.ioht train h.r. o,rl,,
''N"N' HfNtfNi persons NeH' Nttta ana
many wor, injlred. The di,rr alan.
Nt- """'N9 ""''" '''''"'u ~"
explosion of the ga lanks IN tI4
.n,rho.
me uei.i.
MIN tt.is JONAS ~ I.f]s
rIitnMAN WAi.TltIt fl.l.lNt,N
oSI!AL 't.tliN IisA HARD N';.
POSTAL Cl.NfsN G. H. kAl,NES.
Besides thes, r.rty-ona n.nnls v,,,
i'J'i'u' mostly pN COMMISSIONS cuts
and burns. 1t is ! olioycd that three
or four Of twelve badly burned chill
drcn Viii die. MI Tho injured were
taken to DanNillc.
lono List O, injured
-rh,.oo .,scanoa,. 49, nn,,n ,,
. an, 49,. ~ 49,.
-" T, m', ~ ,' ',m 1''rlS are mss
+, Iass,n c,tiin rnai, .,,,r,
IS 'Si,nnrp' Ni n, IN YIN
"n 80. ,,s,, -,
,N n;,inn y ~,
,ru n n'ii9 7 -" H'7"
~
~ II,n. fr,i,t, hraL
ing on The switch in the bath Of IN,
detected passenger train; serious.
Bert cain, Kansas City, Frank j.
Bickford. Hillsboro Bridge. y. H.: Mrs.
William Hurdle. Marcella, okla. Cletus
Clennan. Detroit, Mrs. j. tlennan. De
troit MIR. and Mrs. +. y. Seager. phil-
adelphia, Mrs. Fred Seebaum. Kansas
CITY. Mrs. Luther Shoemaker spencer
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
COMMANDER ORDERED TO CUBA.
Col. Waller. Who Will Direct Marines,
to Go 20 Island immediately,

Washington. u. G.. Sept. 2S.-Colonel
Littleton Waller. of the marine corps.
who is to direct the movement of all
marines in cuba. was ordered today TO
proceed at once from Norfolk TO iIa-
vana and make preparations for the
direction of the movement of marines
ordered TO cuba.
All marines and officers ordered to
Cuba are expected to ne at the port
rom which they are 10 sail b. thia
evening.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
''HOmESEEKERS" MUST
PUT UP FULL Fare
Further Restrictions Arc Made
Under the New Railroad
Rate Bill.
LAND AGENTS EXCLUDED
=. = Newspaper Contracts It Is Held
oaer Accounts Tor Transportation
'.,ay &c kcp, aHd Balance
Paid FER 10 Cash.

.,,,
Hi''-'' ~ ~ N'"
oil siil.t,n ~ tine ~'NerritAa officers
romNNttup a~ppoiutrI by $50 tin" rail-
.,.a. 81, ,h. rnnp,r. u.~, 49, ,hiraso
mann ,. ,,,o Won.
:" go '
cole iH" ahL 10 S@f NfH H "HN4Ne ''
ounsai regarding th"V. has completed
~, -f~.s,.latinn of tN.. g.tnrf ON pas
s.,,.., .,.t,ars ana III ,.al H. FORMALLY
- ,..l 49,. roa.,f.o IL 49,. Trons-
'"N'itti'l'i ! "F' r. f'
ably today.
The report. which takes The form
~ ,tsOa,S tn iEirtN un.s,inus nro-
-. ~,
i'".'." ~ "N
~i'all"S, ueAls WIN "nN"Si fN'tN phaS'
of passenger transportation unucr tn
new law. and especially with the oues-
,f,,,s ,,hi.h J. ., bn,,, -,isa1 r,l,tiy,
!" aidhuHG eput'u '"''S anu ire
transportation.
Bars Land AGENTS.
-ri.a ,c-or; has mo-, tnc althoritv ot
-, ,,.r..., ,.
- '"".'f' - :" ~
COMMISSION ""' Is =" S't''lS ~ 'e'us
Tho committee MOI only consulted with
the most eminent legal counsel. but
also col informally The views of tn.
commission. and rs ii wil serve as a
guide y" am tie r"aNs. hoth east ana
Nest. untii rni'iisS upon me ihattefs 1T
leafs WIN sila'' ne lN''' lufiilally by
the '"lnlnissioh' ~ - 'psaFaca az one
of IN" mos i'ipoftal' G"Nuiaents zeal
YET ne"li prepared. - s'ihlla' report
ON lr'ight h'il,eis w''' De mace la1ei
ny tRc same commute.
ne report III put - ~ io'io"S-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
AUTHORITIES RAID
The MICRO QUARTER
Atlanta Officer. Make Whole.
sale Arrests in Retaliation
for Attack.
MILITIA is ORDERED OUT
Governor Does Not Believe 1t to Ba
Necessary to Proclaim Martial Law.
but Sends Soldiers Back
20 Georgia City.


Atlanta, Ca. Sept ., sheriff
Nclmel during tho morning sWorc
in 300 citizens as special deputies
and it is understood he viii swear
in as many moro AS he can prop
oriy arm up /" SEQ Governor Ter
rcll has wired for supplies of guns
and ammunition.
Atlanta. Ga. Sept -. The Consti-
tuition. in an extra edition. says:
"onc negro WAS killed in Browns
willie. n suburb, by the militia early this
morning while trying to break through
'''u
n'7'''1 !" ny "r.'S' w h''Nhs-
y, ~ - " ~ = ~ .,,'i "vI' '.;s
- :, n,s shn, "'7''' Wv ~
M ,,ij .,nr,o, .hu,, ,cor
,., rha 80. ".n
~, ,r,ns ma ,y,,,' !, VIA v,, .,,,od
r,. ,,I.n 10 ~, n.lira ,ar ,,.us -
, ''', ,r ",
,ost.l cbnroeJ vim sun,,vinp ,w-
,,,,,;,i,n =, ina bJ,.ls
cant,in MiIs,n NOM , .,pr.rcnca
win President c,mr,nn of tho semi
nary ON the Situation Thc negroes arr,
hnn,n,od i'm hv Inc militia
A.,. e.. p...
~ - ~
lhr ticiiiperS on 'he governor y horSe
EuaruS ah" 'Hc i"""'.'e" Noun's ~
liccIneh ar" ANXIOUS I" "Nehse ~
aea'n OF oii''t' I,eat" n'u ~ nv
ing OF "'h'i ll'n'p,as ~, Nv '''''' ~
"eSroes ! 'a"tS '.h",e',. .,.;
IN a ucspc'"'o wv ,n
.innsaa Il, hn,sn nn M, .,juo nf Ia,
rici'deo IN a mouse on 'ne LUZ Vi .ms
L,liaa hut mo otNccrs we're not
wounded
A. intar, low, with NJ, ior Williamson
81 ,ho .t,,. MINI, who commanded
w Wv 49, ''' ''
,nsu,tad i'm , s,,temen, su~bstantialiv
nc rai,nws.
go N ,
"ss'o
"following AN attack on me force
or county police la'e itst night IL was
aee'dea :" raiu MN, rs N,1mn az
BROWNSVILLE, ,hcluulhe CLARK university.
AN institution Tor negroes, when mas IN
past received large support lio''' hoi'h-
ern philanthropists.
With two companies OF me s'a'e
militia, n governor morse guards ana
Il lorce Oh county po'I'e a'u cl''",'is g
pecially sworn IN as uepu'les. i care
fully disposed my lof'e durins 'he late
hours OF the nlSht." surrounding WIN Is
skirmish me the ehtire sec''oh, cover
ing about hiieeh acres. Mhen u'Ss.sne
,hni. ,,n,aos tL., ,~ora ordern5 tn hoid
nav NV hnnds Few had Inc temeritv
,a disohox No, = s,,t WAS fred nv tho
800 ~. n,,Iv shot hoiny fred Inv "a
au,,.'o,pa' n,,tm vhich wo,,,,dnd :, nn,,,o
Ia ~ font In tbia woy ,hout 4O0
arraos w.ro rantured Including pro.
fassors ana students M Clarl, univer.
stw
On. Hundred in Jail.
h. ;. H.
III a prisoner "as u,iapi :"
pi'us,oi. ,'',, H..
armed OF iAah'''s.ou - n'ii's'.Nn. no
position he was Pun, n'uer arrest ana
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
TWO HURT; ONE h.AY DIE
Great Western Train Strikes a Milk
Wagon. and Waterloo Man May
Be Fatally Injured.

Waterloo. la. Sept. 2s.-Maxwel
case. aged 20. was probably fatally
hurt. and Frank We!i.y. aged ~. was
seriously injured in i collision with
the Chicago Great Western passenger
train today while driving a milk wagon
across the tracks.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
SPEiCHER AT WATERLOO
Assistant Overseer CT Zion Attends
Funeral of Banker Leavitt.

Waterloo. Ia. sept. .s--i2-. John q.
S~pcicher. assistant overgeer and com
y issioner of health in Zion City, is in
Waterloo to attend the funeral OF
Banker j. II. Leavit,. Who's son, J. A.
/. eavitt. was formerly cashier Of the
ion City bank. He goes TO the Pa
coast soon as overseer OF Zion
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04
is HARDER TO EARN.
salt Raised 60 Cents a Ton. Due to
Shortage in Supply.

New York. Sept 2s.-Tho Internal
lional Salt company yesterday raised
rs prices on all grades of salt approxi-
mately 50 cents per ION. This is said
IF three months. a shortage in the
supply Is assigned as the reason for
:hc advance.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04

New York-The World prints n sta
t"istical story which AYERS that 1000
persons have been put 10 Death without
warrant of law in the United States in
the last twenty-five years. N~inety-five
per cent. of them, IT declares. were ne
groes charged with assaults on white
women. The methods Of execution
comprised hanging, shooting. logging
and burning at the stake.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04

charlottesville vessels ~ the United
States second cruiser squadron under
command OF Rear Adrairai Prownson
have sailed. the West W MIA and
Pennsylvania for Naples . the Col
osado and Maryland for J 10.
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S!MARyS ACADEMY

~DD0 Beautifully located in Portland. Oregon.
offers unsurpassed facilities for the cul
ture and education Of young women. Special
opportunities in Music. Art. Languages and Liter
AZURE. Well equipped Physical and Chemical Lab
oratories. Herbarium and Mineral Cabinet. Tho
largesta and oldest Ladies Seminary in the Pacific
Northwest. it enjoys national reputation for i'm.
parting the best physical. mental and moral train.
ing and developing true womanhood. Equips
socially and edueatonally for the most exalted
station. Confers Academic and Collegiate Degrees
by State Authority. Interference with convictions
Of non Catholics 10 serupulously avoided. Academy
Is ideally located. amid inspiring scenic advan-
tages. Social opportunities such as are available
in no other city on the Coast Buildings large and
eommodious. wellighted. heated and ventilated:
dormitories and private rooms supplied with all
modern eonvenienees. The institution IL liberal
and progressive without sacrificing the character
and traditions Of age and achievement. Terms
modest Satisfactory references required. Write for
announcement booklet. Board and tuition $50 per
year. Address Sister Superior. ST. Mays Academy
PORTLAND. OREGON. us. A.
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Ill of said amounts bearing interest at the rate
)f fifteen per cent. per annum; and you are
further notified that they Will apply to the
superior Court of the State of Washington, in
ma for said county, for Judgment foreclosng
their lien against the property hereinbeiore
mentioned, and you are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the date of the
irst publication OF this summons, exclusive OF
he day of said publication, aud defend this
lCtiOn or pay the amount due together with
.OSts: and IN case OF your failure to DO SO. Judg
mcnt will be rendered forecIoslng the lien tor
aid certificate of delinquency. taxes. penalty,
interest and costs against the lands ana prem
hcreinbefore mentioned. Date of HrSt
II. ea.,oI. August nth a. ID. 1906
- 7 Gazing or process may be served upon
-i,' Lr1C4 :. gned at the address hereafter ulen-
s. O..-...
AUSTIN MIRES
Plaintiffs Attorney,
P.O. Address. Ellensburg County of kittitas,
" ;.sAli.5 ton.
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Summons for Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

IN the Superior court of the State of Wash
ington in and for kittitas County.
j. II. Stewart and 5. l.. Stewart, plaintiffs
". ID. Abncy, and all persons unknown, il any,
having or claiming to nave an interest in and to
the real property hereinafter described, de-
PENDANTS:
The State of Washington to ID. Abncy and all
persons unknown If amy. having or claiming to
nave an interest i'll ana to the real property
hereinafter described
You and each of you are hereby notified that
}. II, stewart ana :. l.. Stewart, the holders OF
Certificate of Delinquency No. 306l, issued on
the 9th day of December, ID. 1903, by the
County of kittitaS. State of Washington, for
the amount OF SIX dollars and eighty-iive cents,
the same being the amount then due and de-
llnQucnI for taxes for the years 1898 1899, 1900,
1901 and 1902. together with penalty, interest
and costs thereon, upon real property assessed
TO YOU ana of which you are the owner or re-
putrd owner, situated in said county, and par
tcularlN bounded and described as follows,
10 wit: Lots and III block D, in Tacoma adj
iitiOn to Ellensburg. Washington and upon
which they have paid taxes assessed against
said property as follows:
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Total amount of taxes paid since date Of
Certificate of Delinquency. ..............s 81 /
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MANNERS Bros,

Dealers in Produce and Poultry. High.
est market price paid for hides and
pelts. Pine street
ONE BLOCK North OF NEW p. o.
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OPTOMTIST EYE SPECIALIST
Twenty Years Experience.
Eyes examined, glasses ground to order arti !,
fetal eyes inserted No medicines used nor
drops during examination. Satisfaction guar
anteed Elensburg Vanderbilt Hotel, We'd
nesdays Home office, North Yakima.