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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-20
MEMS. YOUNG TENS and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
 DEPARTMENT

buyg as we do Tn such immense quantities. we secure
 best cloths at the lowest of prices.
 MEMS WINTER SUITS AND ovERCOATs worth s75o
 Business Suits, Single and Double Breasted Ten
 dHerent natty dark mixtures choose from the m O OVecoats come long, medium gray or black 14.1C MEMS WINTER SUITS AND ovERCoATs worth ss0o
 Handsome Suits Worsted Cheviot and Serge rich brown olive and smoke patterns black and OO oue each suit tailored the distinctive to DO. 70 order pan The Overcoats need comment Each garment possesses all the necessary features up to date serviceable " - MEMS WINTER SUITS AND oyERCoATs worth s149o
 oupernne suits each master product are inc cream of the American looms tailoring unus- nn a 0 uaily fne the styles the minute These 11.SC suits all the better qualities the made to order ments Pncey Overoats possessing elegance style and e cusiveness Y MEMS SUITS ovERCoATs worth s22 These suts ana o ercoas will appeal to all who something out of
 the ordinary The extremely as we'll as r al the more conservative will find just what they lJ.7C
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-20

Is the most complete in the city; ev-
 erything that the dear little one wears is here at unusually low prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

Fine quality yardwde Black Taeta 1t has the weight
enough to hang gracefully. 1t lustrous finish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22
Bring in your entries for the
Corn & Pumpkin Contest

r. ENTRIES are already coming in and indications
IL point to this being most successful con-
Prizes the of SIS will be awarded for
the best entered in the several varietes--red
white and Yellow also the largest pumpkins of the
squash and yellow varieties A professor from Iowa
State Agricultural College has been secured to
Judge assisted by two prominent Scott County farm
Entries may be made anytime up to $50 p.
Saturday, October 3rd Prizes will be awarded Octo
Der 9Th The professor will deliver lecture Corn
Growing on Wednesday the 7th on the Third Floor
This is free to all wishing attend To those enter
ing either pumpkins in the will
give free book Successful Corn Culture by Prof
Holden, together with years subscription to Sue
cessfu Farming. Both are invaluable to the farmer
ambitious to improve his knowledge Of raising.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

plain or figured or two-tone effects.
Made with new fringe edge. 1850
also plain white,
sually large. As
.ou wish to pay.
Atwood blankets in double bed
size White with pink or blue bor-
ders. Exceptional values, pair. s.
Third Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22
new Autumn and Winter Coats & Suits

Women's Empire coats of black, blue.
brown, green and tan broadcloth So
inches long, full satin lined Very
effectively trimmed with braid. We
also have coats in the same length in
the popular semi-fitted style. Well
made throughout. Priced at SD
Women's black yoile and taffeta silk
dress skirts in six attractive styles.
Some are in modified sheath style:
others are neatly trimmed and strap
ed. Well made and finished S1E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

Women's tailored suits of brown and
green mixtures or broadcloth in blue.
brown and green. 50-inch new Direc-
toire coat, button trimmed. Skirt is
modified sheath effect. Original in
design and handsome in appearance.
Excellent value-S35.
Children's coats of excellent wearing
cheviot and kersey in blue. brown
and green. Strapped and braid trim
ed in manner becoming to to II
year-old children. Good value. $685.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

Women's tailored suits of excellent
grade Observation-Disclosures, brown and
blue The Coat is "a inches long,
lined with satin and effectively
trimmed with braid. Eleven-gore
skirt, trimmed to correspond with
coat. Sizes 36-44 Good value-S30
weight kersey-bhck, blue, brown,
green. tan-52 inches long, full satin
lined. Has new coat-style collar.
Made in best manner. $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

Magnificent range Of Messaline Satin
stripes in exquisite colorings. y
inches wide. Will make up beautifully.
An incompatible value at, yard, 6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

Directoire Ruchings, black. lavender.
pink & white chiffon. per I'd 81 %
High Gibson collars. ribbon, gilt
braid and bead trimmed, 2!j to 75c
Main aisle, rear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22
Silk & Isle hosiery in shades to match suits

DIN CN IIoIC uOSICIy III STATUES 10 uIdICu SUITS
lOUR Fall selections made with view of fulfilling the de-
III mand created by the fashionable of wearing hosiery
to match the Silk and Isle hosiery dependable
qualities shown ina the popular Fall shadebrown greer
blue and the like In silk 81 25 81 SO $780,
Isle, pair &c.
We o
are a 50 ronb ling showno on eoad.bu
nd as frs 2j6
Aisle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

Varied Of original creations millinery
rco
in of and trimming
worthy
apa c s hed in oft aHnh elf
brow gree tp arr medm mating sHeh
wit % kept informed uadvne te fashion ntrs Included
a 395 g to s. eondhur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22
lins, portieres, rugs, blankets and comforters

Plain rope portieres with borders,
also double-faced velour portieres
with feather edge. 4 20 to 1850
cts in Arabian, red, green and brow
or with border. Tie variety is III
+. Pretty nets at most any price
The celebrated Maish cotton down
and warm. Silkoline covered, 1.75
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22
Bath robe blankets & materials

Twill find many pleasing pat
terms in our new assortment. Bath
robe blankets, 70 by So inches, the
exact size required for robe.
Shown in mixtures and new plaids
of blue, gray and red; navy, red
and white; tan white and brown.
Excellent value, each, $2.98.
Bath robe materials in mottled pat
tern, also cadet, blue gray, brown, tan,
red and navy with borders q to 80
inches wide. Priced-Yd., 33 30c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22
Charming effects in women's Fa

TTHE influence of Drectoe fashions womans neckwear
Ills apparent The high closetng Gibson collar which
well under the and high the back is also favorite Deep
Ezabehan rues made of ruchng prominent White chiffon
Dectoire collars trimmed with ribbon white blue
and green 75c Others Of white chiffon ribbon trimmed 1898
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22
t effects in dress goods and silks

showing of effects dress goods and silks
T(l1UR to of
Mp% al a@sa a %Ns = $s @ s%Sas 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

Large and varied collection of the
choices weaves and colorings of the
season. A to 52.inch imported suit
ings. C-eat value, per yard, S1.JO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22

Pink and white Directoire Collars
trimmed with pink ribbon. 81 10
Large fluffy Directoire collars in
brown and black priced at 81 70
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-22
Best values in silk petticoats we have known

selecting Fall Stocks the idea constantly mind to
exce in value and style the lines which offered last
with The Dresden the idea
silk pettcoas Made with deep circular once resea Cop
enhagen lavender, pink light blue tan and orange. $3.50
s trimmed a GOO
II S
IS econdHo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
WOULD WORK HARDSHIP ON
POOR PEOPLE

Adjustment OF Sunday funerals
would work a great hardship on
the poor of Seattle declared q. NJ.
Butterworth. well known undertak.
or. this morning. when discussing
the proposal advanced By some of
the ministers OF Seattle TO abolish
Sunday funerals.
From selfish standpoint.
would favor the adjustment of
Sunday funerals. but cannot do
50 when | consider what II means
to the poor OF the city. With the
poor, the holding OF a funeral on
a week DAY means the sacrifice OF
wages on that day for all workers
Who attend the funeral. Such q
sacrifice would prevent many from
attending funerals who would
otherwise be available as pail bear.
ers. In fact IL Is sometimes almost
impossible 10 get pail bearers for
funerals which are held on week
days.
III ibts community were com
posed only Of rich people. the Sun.
day funeral could be abolished
without hardship. bat see moth
ing 70 be gained By depriving the
poor Of the city of the privilege OF
burying their dead on Sunday. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
SHIPPING PAPER
IN NEW MAKEUP

The Daily Index. seattle's exclus-
I've shipping paper. is now appearing
in a new dress and L. X. Stradley.
tie publisher. promises 60 maze IL
rival the Daily Guide OF Frisco. 4 be
improvements OF the paper consist
Of a complete schedule Of saiiings
of ocsan STEAMERS. showing pas cen
ger agents. freight agents and gen
saal agents. which are given under
the calling OF each steamer. Ia. &c
advertisements are cut out and the
Sound shipping Is also cut DOWN
to n condensed form.
Mr.. Stradlcy within the next
few weeks viii add telegraplie
movements of all sailing craft
and steamers and make condens.
ed report OF regular marine move
ments Besides publishing The
Daily Index Mr.. Stradley is pub
Usher OF the Tacoma shipping In
dex. Travellers and shippers Guide
of Washington. Oregon. Idaho. Non.
tana. British Columbia ard Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Delegate Gale and Alaska Cover.
nor Hoggatt are having a merry
time with President Roosevelt
about the appointment OF postmas.
ters at Skagway and Valdez. Both
named appolntees.
A movement Is on foot at Mos.
COW, Idaho. TO have the women re-
move their head gear while at
tending church.
The federal troops will leave
Goldfield March Z.
The poor on the Bowery. New
York city. were furnished with
shoes yesterday.
There are four women In Chit
eago. having letters and other docu.
mentary evidence. who claim one
man. named Dossick, as their hus-
band.
During a fire at Bellingham yes
terday Chief Land made a heroic
rescue OF a woman who was doom
ed TO die in the flames.
Gambling games are 10 be clos
ed in Baker City. Ore. March l.
Delegate Gale has been named
chairman of the executive commit
tee of the republicans for Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

minister has no cause for com.
plant, as be Is almost invariably
paid for his services. The carriage
driver would gain nothing. as he
In hired By the month. and II not
driving for a funeral. would be
waiting at bis stand. The sexton is
also employed By the month. and
the undertakers would have TO be
on duty on Sunday just the same.
whether funerals were held or not
The ministers alone might be
saved inconvenience.
Adjustment of Sunday funerals
has been tried in other cities and
has been found 10 work great hard
ship. In St Louis the undertakers.
ministers, sections and carriage
drivers combined to prevent Sun
day funerals by materially raising
prices Of funerals on that day.
Sunday funerals can be held in st.
Louis, but are too expensive for
poor people.
For the reasons cited. I am
strongly opposed TO the abolish
ment OF Sunday funerals
The question OF abolishing funer-
ais on Sunday win probably be dis
cussed at the meeting Of the mia
isterial federation Monday morn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

A case upon the outcome Of
which will probably depend the
validity Of every improvement dis.
triet assessment ia this city.
where condemnation has preceded
the actual assessment. was filed
yesterday In the superior court.
The action Is brought by Walter
d. Glrard and Florence V. oirard.
his wife. against the city Of Sc.
attic. and George y. Russell as
treasurer. Tho court IL asked TO
set aaide an assessment levied
against property owned by the
plaintiffs In the Jackson VI. regrade
district
The point upon which the whole
Issue hinges Is a contention that
IN the original condemnation the
jury determined the possible ben.
efite az an offset 10 damages. aud
In the damage verdict. made an al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

such assessment roll shall cause a
nFttcc thereof 90 be pHhishad in the
official HeW apapef % thu city fnf ten
tANl consecutive tdauua notifying all
PERSONS Interested that said roll has
hsHh FILED aHd requiring them u an
pear az time fiaed aoi less than
ttttern ttAl DAYS from the date of
TIE last publication Of such notice
ead make objections thereto. The
eesn'u shall az the time fixed con.
Hf1si All objections made and shall
make such corrections Of such roll
- d|ema just. and shall then by
nfHtnhsse, approve Hnuh roll and
ley hnd asHaas the amounts thereof
.AalnAl each lot aud parcel on part
lteu thereon. aud shall cause the roll
te Pc delivered 10 the CITY Comm.
ifellef Who shall forthwith transmit
the duplicate % tie same % the city
Treasurer with his certificate that
the Hans haz haea duly appravsd hy
We Att4 Iaunril upon faeaipt Of
which tho city Treasurer shall efa-
weed 10 collect the Same except as
the duty % collection thereof Is de
fleeri provided. that aarh frsasurer
shat give tea days notice in the ~.
tstEl newspaper tand shall mall a
,epf Of such notice 60 the aWnof OF
W property assessed. y hen the paats
knawn. but ths failure 10 mali ths
Same shall not be fatal whoa puhli.
cation thereof Is madai that such
leli has been certified 10 him Tor
collection and that unisAa payment -
ntsag Within thirty taal DAYS from
thu dats % such notice such assess
Nsnt vii krcoHr delinquent and
shall bear interest at the rate %
ten per rrnt pee annum until paid.
ah1 " not paid before such assess.
thsht shall have brcome delinquent.
penalty ef five pei cent shall 10
ntsnta shall forthwith hs eoiisated
~ the city Treasurer In hts ea#of.
ftctu capacity AZ tau collector la the
manner prescribed hy law. rhs city
Treasurer shall add no penalty 20
am delinquent assessment IN any
caHr where the state laws require a
PENALTY 60 be added "a such ass~as-
And hs Il further resolved. that
the foregoing amendment be nnd the
same = hereby submitted Co the
qualified voters Of the City OF ss.
attie Tor their ratification or refsc-
be held Mach !. 1908
Passed the cts Council the Sud
daY % January. 1905. ani signed rs
the ~ open session tn naturalization
% IL Passage this snd daf Of lam
6 " BURNETT.
President % ths Citv Council
Filled the znd dAy % January. tses
II W CAHRpI.fs
cit{ Compiseiiss and sS.offieio city
nate 81 nrss puslleasioa. F.hruary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
VALIDITY OF ASSESSMENT
ATTACKED IN COURT

l0wance for the difference.
On this theory the plaintiffs claim
they have already been taxed.
though indirectly. for possible ben
efits. and therefore the present as
Beagment for the actual work.
which must be a charge for bene-
fits. Will mean that they pay twice
for the same thing.
Every big rograde project under
way IN the city the total value
Of which will run into the millions.
Is affected b. this case. as the
decision Will cover a method which
has been followed in all the big
improvements. The city attorneys
are preparing % make a vigorous
fight on the Issue, as an adverse
decision would be disastrous.
The legal firm OF Graves. Psler
e. Murphy has been retained by
the plaintiffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

tinn and qualification Is made ans
had aa above directed under liz
contract aud bond lekaept a. 20
rfienl Tor reaaonahir compensation
% he audited b. the Auditlns Com
mitten Certified checks accompany
ina unsuccessful rla,naais shall be
RETURNED e the pfnOhrrn Tire Ger
titled check aecomfseH ing Tia sue
ecssful proposal sheli be rvtntaea 70
ths tine and P'a H. s"S ma s@ T as.la
mated &c the contract and load &c.
uuifud II the successful propsssr or
newspaper designated an city off
ciai newspaper foe any fgas0 fat
and flle the contract ahd haad fez
auired Within the time ana IA the
MANNER designated the certified
sesss s &C., nsayiak he o. 4 pro
! fcusd And he and hrcemr the pfop.
erty aud moatf % the city % Sc
attic. All ordinances. resolutions
notices. taN AID assessment safes
and Az ethe. nifeeeeesiinsn stsss.ents,
CITY Council a. auY department. o.
board or other officer 81 function
arY 90 The CitY. which ~ this char
ter are ~ shall be Required 90 DO
seriesa Ia section 81 n sis 's A., ole sls
shall be published IN the clte asft-
eitl newspaper. but u1t 10 unra
than three consecutive ISSUES. e.
evpt es otherwise IN thla ehartcr ptas
Yidea
And b Il further .nsNtNsh hat the
foFesainE amendment -. and the
same hereby. submitted ~ the
Qualified voters % the city af Ses
attic FOR their rAtifi slaa uf roiess
ton az the next genarsi election to
~ held on tho afd t4Y ~ March.
fBes
Passed the city eannsli lta seth
daY AZ nevemher. tenT. tnI aienef hN
mn IN ogsu session fa aaEhrHfIraf lion
Of IL passage this seth day Of De
ceWbsf A ~. 1871
n +. REY NoA.pS.
frestaeat PFC ten cr the city
N'uuuEtt
t4led - me this sosh AaS Of Re.
cemear. 1871.
~ W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and cxaoftlsla city
Cisrk
rate Of first publication. February
l. faas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
POLICE PREPARING
FOR ANNUAL BALL

The best OF order maintained ="
These words viii not appear on
the public announcements Of the
polleemen's ball. You are 10 take
them for granted.
You also must keep good order.
Preparations are being made for
the fourteenth annual ball Of the
Police Relief association 20 be held
at the Leachi park pavilion. FebFu.
AIRY 81.
Sergeant Tenant. OF the detee.
tive department. Driven Dan keene
and Sergeant Powers form the gen
eral committee on arrangements
They announced yesterday that
there Is nothing more 10 be done
90 make the affair the most sue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

rnorosrn AnrNnMrST N I

PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. IA
resolution and proposition -
amend section Z OF Aftlrir viii az
the GtN Charter af gha city % Sc
attic ami rroyidluk fpf the submits
sfuu - such amendments e. tha guat.
tfied voters 81 the city uf seattle At
thv nTxi ksurFai sieetian.
Nc q resolved ~ the city cauncii
% ihe cts % seattle
raat ssetlsa y Article VIII Of
the ely charter II tise. ctty % ~
attic 81 amended d read - faIioaa
section !. there shail ~ a citv
- EtHeer. a superintendent ~ streets
as sewers Superintendent Of Light
IHx art Water WORKS a aapwrantensis
enf uf buildings. ah8 a snpeffrtpndr
enc e Puzzle ttil!ts#s. rseh - whom
ses8 = @Ppesnts, y tiss Msfoft -
the city spuueil for the terra a.
eept a. bsfeia Otherwise pFeTias 1
81 threa 8eaFa
And be Il further resolved. that
fhc f9rckelnk amcntnsrut he aad ths
sams - hershY aabmittet . the
sitis for th-lt fasiflea,iass % rstse.
tton a. tbs nezt general rlee tipn q
= hstd On ths sfd sar % March.
Passed tho city Council shs sua
aay of Jsnuafv, tBak. and aixped bY
e e. passage this sad aay u Jan.
G III ~URNErr. IN.
President 81 ths f1tT Council
ftiaa y me tAis Sod Gay sf Jan.
A. ". CARROLL.
city cempsFoilsr ana ss-sftisis CITY
l,sls os ur.s paellsasiea. February
!. tfst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
LABORER RUN DOWN
BY TEAM OF HORSES

While cleaning out manhole at
Third av. and James St this morn
ing. Owen Williams. u street la
borer. was Knocked down and pain
fully injured by a team driven by
Edward DeWest. of ais James ST..
employed by Allen NJ. Packard.
Williams says DeWest deliber-
ately drove over him.
DeWest was driving mule and
two horses when the accident oc-
Cured. Moving slowly. Williams
insists that the man could not have
avoided seeing him.
DeWest SAYS Williams saw his
team coming and. grabbing the
mules bride. got kicked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

cessful ever given By the assocla-
ton.
Sergeant Powers will be floor
manager. Mayor Moore. Chief 0f
Police Wappenstein. Inspector ID.
r. Williams. Captains IAubscher.
Sullivan and Ward and DIR. Walter
EVERY. the Relief association
physician. will act as the honorary
committee.
City Detective Griffith will be
chairman OF the reception commit.
tive department. Driver Dan Keene
tee. and Operator Meyer PeYser will
be chief officer Of the floor commit
tee.
chief wappenstein will lead the
grand march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

trains over the Cascades on the
Great Northern.
Real estate at Auburn is being
sold rapidly.
The Sunday lid on saloons at
wenatchee Is To go on forthwith.
Kelso had $1,000 fire yesterday.
Bellingham is TO have a garbage
destructor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
STATE NEWS

There are i,60s insane in the two
state hospitals
Iohoes smashed money pay
ing machine at Everett yesterday
because the device would not pay,
They are In Jail
Commissioner OF the % counties
of the state win meet In Tacoma
next Tuesday for three days SEES
sion.
A grand jury may be called 20
probe Hoquiam's affairs.
Electric power viii move the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

koFOSkO AMENDMENT NO. Il
A re.slatiaa Ard pvv~sssi-. 10
1nsnd fscttea II Of AftfrIn III ~ tfss
City Charter. Knt fFaFhsiaQ Ia tha
plbmisslon Of sarh PROPOSED anenf-
1snt 70 TIE qzsnsed rafsrs ~ ~
~ q semitic q ~ ssxs geasrai
b y rssss.>s ~ he City csaneli
= tAe fitf sf seattle
That s~xskrn 81 II Artiel. ~ of
- tiff tnertfr 81 TIE City Of seat.
- = Aasa<i<d - ~ % rsaa a. gol.
sssI;sz u. a lziIs asrspapsr os
~ y. safrnAfien and pabfahaa In
w. Y - ntYisd Ctr OFFICIAL
- Sal b dssigna,ea In
ef.n< ps.nnsf Thn Beard
49, "srss shall on the fIrsf
A1slN n each year
-. |. rehA<hed for ten lf85
"a. - $50 exstadina sartaVs.
~ official Newspaper.
tas owners a1d manarnrs -
stPzp<s faF seaief arcnoS,i. -
~ ctr printing Tor ~. 49,
ensslnx fiscal Year. go ~
Ii<h prrsassIs shall & s9rass,.sst,'t
csrtiflsd check upor, aosn~ -. :, !,
- .ffY IN the nfns ~ 80 $50
5Fs huudfed fl.soa5 doifar.
sef = ne order 81 ar fs5ss
.'rs. aad shaii wifh such esfff.
= - = seiiyerea 10 The g. re-.
- Board u Public Wsfk.
49, - - enrelepe. indora~d
$500 yneat And cheek for rftv
~. ~ % before the tsentlath
.stssr = 49, after the first pub
S~ such cali and shall -.
b7 such serrrfarv ~ -
f4blfe works Al 49, s5,..s.
~ osiiYsry. with Ire dafe ~ -
hereof. and shan l. s.,
p he Beard of Pubic wags.
a. ma b. At ia next 80.
~ --iSn thereafter All 49,
II be4fd % Public Wefs.
= .raesnce tho names ~ All -.
- ~. proposals. have bon -
- - shr ferr1a % their urora,..
NJ <<,'s.sat-iR. and designate -
- ,..sst newspaper thai paner
n l..-.s. ~ OF owner has offaralf
sf.-.s. 70. With certified rbeFk
- $3.50, 49, and such nasasraf.ar
~. e..ing With The ROUTE
4. go, 49, snail At the hszinnior
y x,.-t--a heNt ensuing fzcal wear
Z ss slE said rear. BE surh rlt9 ~.
n "a. PEI provided. hoygaFar
4. ,y.ason Of said Board an bId~
- @,sh said Beard may. sin
= "a ti.iiE thereon. reject am
Sfs<.. snail within five fsl a..
= XIV. Within five 81 49,
n on which the Uasrl
3 ss.a designated the rffv affI-
49, .fapefs Naru uswauanar af5sif
end lie with fhn fs4fs
- s3ntfset AMI agreement d5iy
~ Us owner or gasver@ -,
Is. t Or Officers. approved
- ~ pefaiion Counsel IL ~.
sf1sa. " consideration 81 fHe
Il. .e y Of the city priutfng
tes,,i..aa neAt ensuing fiscal Va4r
~ AZ sho agrees during az
n a. al fiscal year. fgr a..
sts', 80 named In ifa prnu44st
4szisl, .,i..thiT and faffhf1ffv.
zHx "a ald publish. ar-
l'sfs - AZ and singular a.
: ba,f'i,.,,ni nKs required 81 law
sz51paf - y TIE city official
ri eset, ne Cit ~ seattle.
tsfsnsns.ss eha agreement shall
9ss eer..p ~ a bond Of an ap-
d Ftt company aHft0rf5s.t
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