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Ell PROGRAMA AMATEUR
DEL JUEVES EN- LA AGA
DEMIA DE jim DOWN
ING

Esta va complete ell progra-
ma que la Academia de Jim
Downing Grecera mai1ana en-
Plant Field.
Para rival de Willard White
hurst, Ell habil p1gil de Plant
City, Sc ha buscado a Charlie
Candy, que reside en- Arcadia y
procede de Shreveport, La.
Jim asegura, tomando por ba
sc los datos recibidos, que Gan
dy lleva sostenidas "a peleas J
20 de elias las ha ganado POI
nocaut, 10 que prueba la formi.
dable potencia de sus pufios.
Aunque sc lie inform6 que
Whitehurst es un j6ven diffci
de veneer, ell individuo' de Ar
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das por aquel gobierno.

das por aquel goplerno.
Y, ahora, los negros antilla.
nos. Estos constituyen ell pro-
blema basico de las colonias
extranjeras.
Los negros, trabajadores del
campo, procedentes de Haiti, y
Jamaica, esta Ultima colonia bri
tanica, son llevados a Cuba por
las grandes companies moline
ras de az1car, para corte y cul-
two de la cana. Los haitianos,
sobre TODD, trabajan de sol a
sol por I'm formal de hambre que
oscila entire veinte y cincuenta
centavos de dollar, restando
fuentes de trabajo a los natives,
que por hallarse mas incorpora-
dos q la civilization moderna,
requieren ,mayores ingresos y
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senvolvimiento del pals, son
los renovadores de los m@to :
dos. Por este Sc explica que va
yam relegando a los espanoles,
cuyo conservatism e imprepa
raci6n va he apuntado.
FL sistema comercial de los
judios de Cuba tiene mucho
del cooperativismo c~ientifico.
Toda la colonia jutlfa es una
gran cooperative federada con
las de otros mercedes del mum
do.
Tanto los chinos como los
judios hicieron una resistencia
soiapada a la APPLICATION de
los principles de la Revolution
que encabezaba Grau San Mar
tin, por 10 que les afectaban
las leyes aacionalistas expedi
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WTNN ~ESTABLECTO UNA
D EUEVA MARCA

Syracuse. N. Y, -. 15.-So
bre la pista de TERRA de la Fe-
ria dels Estado de Ne~ York,
Billy VIM, de Kansas City, re-
corri6 la distancia de 100 Willas
en- / bora, 8 minutes Y BAH
segundos.
Superb Winn, ademas, la mar
ca de rs millas, recorriendo Ia
distancia en- so minutes 1884
segundos.
Chocaron los coches de Frank
Brisco y George Conner y los
drivers" sufrieron lesiones lie,
YES.
Paul McOlellaed, de Lancas-
ter, Ohio, choc6 contra la tapia
de concrete, e-xperimentando
una fractura del craneo.
Joe Petrali, defendiendo 81
.campeonato nacional ,sufri6 le-
stones leves en- UNI accidente,
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vltud. Esta es la obra de los
coionlzadores franceses de
Haiti y de los imperialistas
yanquis. Repression. Explota-
elon- Miseria. Hambre. Enfer-
medades. Dolor,..
Ante este cuadro, no pode-
mos menos que reconocer que
ios colonizadores espanoles.
con TODD y sus arbitrariedades
y adrezas ,tenian un sentido
mccho mas humane de la vida
, servlan con mas desiAteres v
esplrtu progresista de iusti-
eia a Ia Civilization, entonces
encarnada en- Ell Cristianismo.
FL TriunfO de la Reaction
Aecha una depression para
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

rrollan las mas repugnantes
intermediates Y aberraciones
ffsicas.
Tisis. Cancer. Gangrena.
Lepra, Titus. Paludismo... Des
conocen ell placer del banjo y
mueren impregnados de hedo-
res Y cargados de gusanos. Son
colmenas parasfticas.
Al terminar la zafra o mo-
lienda de az1car-cuatro 0
cinco meses por ano-, las en-
presas yanquis que les traie-
ron hacinados en- barcuchos,
eluden ell compromise de de-
volverles a las otras Antillas
de donde proceden, Y quedan
en- los verdes campos de Gu
ba, andando de aca para AHA,
esparciendo ssls Intermediates
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causando ell asco de la civil

y causando ell asco de la civil.
zaci6n.
Frente a tan grave probe.
ma, ell gobierno de Grau San
Martin dispuso ell empleo de e.
SOS individuos a sus ~tierras de
origen v tengo entendido que
llegaron a salir dos O tres bu-
ques atestados de esa carga
humana. pero todavia ouedap
en- la isla de Cuba algunos mi
nares. Quizas pasen de treinta
mil.
Hombres de sentimientos
primitivos, los haitianos lleya-
dos a TRAFALGAR a Cuba dan Ia
impression de ser grandes nj
nos negros. Ash son de inge-
MUGS Y obedientes; tienen al
alma disciplinada q Ia sscla-
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cadia dijo anoche: Pienso ga
mar por nocaut mi primera pc
lea en- Tampa.
Whitehurst es uno de los ia
vortos de la Academia y los in
eteligentes opinan que Candy
mo cruzara Ell puente".
Roberto Diaz, Ell Gopular gla-
diador latino, tendra de confirm
cante a Alberto Duncan, DE-
Polk City. Dunca0 dice que e
fue campe6n del noroeste del
pals y que no ha perdido su "pi.
mienta".
Owen Whitehurst, hermapc
de Willard, combatira frentS 9
Jose Arnold, companero de e'
table de Norman Rasmussene
Jerry Rocha Sc batira con e
italiano Gaspar Guggino, her
mano de CaSl; Frank QuiHterc
tendra de oponente a Kid Ne
Coy, y ell popular C. P. Pow
ell tratara de veneer a Frank
Rockwell.
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menos horas de trabaio.

La exploitation del haitiano
en- los campos de Cuba es algo
que merece todos los reproches
" que, en- nombre de la humane
dad y de la civilization, debe ce-
sar. Los financieros yanquis
hacen viva la mas odiosa a.
frenta a la epoca con esta es-
peculaci6n de las energias del
hombre.
Llevados a los vastos cam
pos de cana de azicar, los an
tillanos viven en- ellos sin te-
cho Y sin familia, alimentan-
dose de rafces y frutas y de es-
casos granos. En- esos ejercitos
de trabajadores, ignorantes
de todos los adelantos de la
vida contemporaries. Sc desa-
La gaceta., 1937-09-15
Els
RESHEvSKY HIZO TABLAS
CON Ell CUBANO CAPA-
BLANCA

Semering, Austria, sep. 10
El campe6n americana Samuel
lRechevsky hizo tablas con el
excampen mundial Jose Raul
Capablanca, de la Habana. Pa
So Ell americana al segundo lu-
gar y Capablanca al quinto.
La partida entire ell norteame-
ricano v ell cubano finaliz6 a los
20 m~ovimientos, 10 que nadfe
esperaba.
Siguieron las lineas ortodo-
xas del gambito declinado de la
Reina, que conduce siempre al
intercambio de las pleas mayo
res. Cuando los dos Sc quedaron
con pocas fuerzas, a~ceptaron 81
empate. Ninguno de ellos ha ST.
do derrotado todavia, pero Ca
pablanca ha empatado todas sus
partidas Y Ell americana ha ga
nado dos, ademas de las empa-
tadas.
Salo Flohr subi6 al primer lu
gar con 8 victorias y / derrota.
Flohr venci6 al austriaco Ellis
kases, que jug6 las pleas blan-
cas- contra la defensa india dc
su contrario. Sc rindi6 ell aus.
triaco a los 81 movimientos.
Reuben Fine, ell americana,
venci6 al russo v. Ragosin, cor
las negras de un gambito decli.
nado de la Reina.
Paul Heres, de Estonia, cor
las negras derrot6 tambien a v
Petrov, de Latvia. Heres recu.
rri6 a la defensa India Y triun'
f6 en- Ell movimiento 40.
Reuben Fine y Heres apare.
cen empatados en- Ell tercer lu.
gar, con 21a victorias Y 112 de.
rrotas. 4af
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OTRA VICTORIA DE LOS
TENISTAS

Chicago, sep. 15.-Los tents
tas alemanes Gottfried Won
Gram y Henner Henkel derro-
taron aver a la combination a.
mericana que triunfara en- la
copa Davis, Don Bulge y Gene
Mako. -
La victoria alemana fue de
9-7, 20, rs, 7-5.
Sc discute en- los matches"
ell campeonato de dobles de los
E. u.
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/ QUIERE listed COMPRAR
UN NEGOCIO BUENO
Y SEGJTRO2
7 SECURE?

Por causa de ancianidad sa-
crificamos I'm negocio y una pro
piedad de 4 apartamentos TODD
completamente amueblado, in
cluyendo banos Y entradas pri-
vadas. Los alquileres son los
mismos de la depression ingre-
so annual de $3.50; gastos de
$4,000. Sc toma en- parte dine
70 italiano o libretas de Ahorro
Postal. Precio $4,000. Paul
Ferrara, 2109R Gale IL.
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TIRANDO Ell l. o

Josh Cody, ell coach de la Uni
versidad de Florida, dijo aver
que esta satisfecho con ell ma
terial puesto a su disposition.
Los muchachos son tan habi-
les en- los "pases" como en- los
ataques cuerpo a cuerpo. Guam
do llegue la bora de la acci6n
va Sc vera.
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CON LOS GUANTEs

La Academia nos ha cogido.
FL boxeo professional Sc alej6 de
nuevo.
En- la Academia ell amigo jim
tiene una esperanto para Ell fu-
turo".
Con respecto al pugilismo
professional, va sabemos que Ell
primer requisite 10 es la bolsa
LENA.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

judios polacos, palestinos, ru-
SOS blancos y otros, que van
desplazando del comercio de
telas a los espanoleS Y consti-
tuyendo un nuevo mecanismo
mercantil de casta bien unida.
Los judfos tampoco Sc iden.
tifican con los nativos y consti-
tuyen, por ende, un pequeho
Estado econ6mico dentro de
la naci6n. Hacen vida antihi-
gienica v particular. Pero en-
} econ6mico y tecnico del de-
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

LECCIONES de ~guitar1a Ha.
waiiana, dadas con el mejor me.
tedo que existe. Resultados in
mediatos. Conservatorio de ND.
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 220.
Arcade de Cass y Florida. TIE.
l6fono M 6797.
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Hace algunos ansfe boxea-
ba diariamente On varies clubs
de los barrios latfnos, 10 que
ahora no suede.
Los muchachos etomaban las
cosas en- serio v muc1pos de ellos
Sc levantaban de madrugada,
como 81 fueran campeNnes. q
PasadaPla "fiebre" sobrevino
Ell decaimiento y despues la ~
diferencia absolute.
Jim lie ha puesto una inyec-
ci6n, pero probablemente una
injection no bastara
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VICTORIA DE r BA
DAM

New York, sep. 15.-Charley
Badami, Ell peso ligero de New
York, venci6 en- ocho asaltos,
por decision, a Lew Raymond,
de Baltimore. La pelea Sc efec-
tue pesando Raymond LAG Ii
bras, 512 mas que su contrario.
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vaIientes y habiles, pero muchos
de ellos Sc cafisan y Sc retiran.
Para evitar ese cansancio, a.
conse5amos a Jim que les ofrez
ca algdn incentive, aunque no
en- forma de dinero.
Ell dinero para los amateurs
es como Ell veneno para los ra-
toncitos. -
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Los EspartanOs de y
sidad de Tampa praeti
yer bajo la direction.
Higgins y su nuevo asists
j6yenA Pierson, que procede
Calf mia.
J Midula que sufri6 que
madEas al incendiarse I'm auto
m6yil en- 81 cual viajaba, Sc pre-
.sent6 aver. en- Ell terreno e hizo
hgeros ejercicios.
ENJOY Brewn, 265 libras, de
Largo, otro de los Espartanos,
esta enfermo con IN fuerte ca
tarro.
Han ingresado en- ell grupo de
aspirantes Hector GinestssS de
80 libraa, y Paul jenkins, de
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

Los muchachos aficionados de
Ybor City y West Tampa son
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LA GACETA

M peri6dico en- idi0nfa Espahol
de- mas circulacion en- Tampa
Stctoriano Ma9teiga, Editor
guscripci6n eemanal: 20 cents
1908 ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telsfono Y3792
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LIGA

Las Abejas de Boston derro-
taron aver dos wees a los Cubs
y las esperanzas de estos sufrie
ron un rudo golpe.
Mueller, ell catcher del Bos :
ton en- ell primer juego, bate6 4
hits e hizo 2 carreras, en- cinco
wees. Alfonso Lopez actu6 en- ell
segundo Y no pudo "conectar,"
en- tres wees.
Boston &c, 14h, De; Chicago
DC, 5h, 2e.
Boston &c, 8h, BE; Chicago &c
IN, De.
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Los Gigantes vencieron a los
Piratas en- ell primer desafio, pc
70 fueron derrotados en- Ell Sc
gundo. Como los Cubs fueron
d~errotados dos veces, la ventaja
del club dirigido por Terry es
ahora de 219 desafios. .Blanton
derrot6 a Smith, en- Ell segundo,
alcanzando su 13a. victoria del
ano.
New York 12c, 12h, De; Pitts
burg &c, 10h, lie.
New York &c, Oh, lie; Pitts :
burg &c, 10h, De.
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Brooklyn DC, All, lie; Cincin.
natl &c, 6h, 2e.
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Dos wees superaron los Car
denales a los Phillies. Ell segun-
do juego culmin6 en- un duelo.
de 5 innings, que gan6 Warne-
ke.
Filadelsia Sc, 14h, Sc; San
Luis Sc, 13h, de.
FaadeEfia DC, 5h, De; Sar
Luis lie, An, De.
RrnnE1un DC Ali 10. Gincin.
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PICK ED up
AROUND TOWN.

Women like to be up-to-date In
all but one thing" asserts Odin
Staley, "and that's their birthdays
= = =
Grover Lincoln says maybe the
big part of that $4,000 paid for q
bull at the Chicago livestock show
was just plain bull.
Some things never change. You
can always have more fun sowing
wild oats than you can harvesting
them.
- =
you can always get your wife to
agree with YOU" says w. s. WASH
burn when you tell her Solomon
got all Of his wisdom listening to his
wives"
- -
According to Bob johnson any,
body can shine in society IL he viii
wear the same pair of pants long
enough.
- = =
MY Idea is" declares Floyd Hig-
ley that after q fellow has learned
to play a saxophone he oughtn't to
practice so much"
- - =
It's pretty hard to make some men
believe that q large family and q
used car is an expensive combina :
ton.
= = =
AS Verne Faulds sees it, a family
tree Is very often the cause of fel-
low having a shady reputation.
= = -
THE average man has just two
objects in life," asserts A. T. Be-
lair. Zone is to get rich and the
other is to get richer"
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rag doll when she glimpsed the
great tree through the holly wreaths
in the window. But when she saw
the two little dolls in blue sitting
beneath it her joy was unboumded.
She clapped her hands and danced
with glee. ''Such darling dolls!"
she gasped, breathlessly.
Their names are Alice Blue and
Eleanor Blue" said their little mis-
tress, proudly. -
II want to give you one Of them,
Bonny Jean; which do you like?"
With unbelievable surprise, her
eyes fairly dancing with joy, she
clasped the beautiful doll in her
arms and asked. 'Is-it-really-
mine-for-keeps?"
Really and truly for keeps" said
Dot. as
Dorothy May explained it all to
her mother after the happy little
girl had left, that somehow she just
did not miss Eleanor Blue very
much when she saw how happy she
had made Bonny Jean.
In her heart she felt that it was
truly more blessed to give than TO
receive" and hugging the one little
doll closely, she whispered, 'Mer-
~ Christmas, Alice Blue"
e Western Newspaper Union.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court Of the State
Of Washington In and for Benton
County
In the matter of the estate Of J.
r. Smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as executors OF the es-
tate of j. r. Smith, deceased; that
.all persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby required to
serve the same duly verified on said
Executor or his attorneys Of record
at the address below stated, and file
the same with the Clerk Of the said
Court, together with proof Of said
service, within six months after the
date of the first publication Of this
notice, or the same will be barred.
Date of first publication Decem-
Der Is, 1897.
HERSCHEL H. SMITH,
Executor of the Estate Of j. r..
Smith, Address: Kennewick, Benton
County, Washington.
Horrigan & Horrigan, Attorneys
for Executor, Driscoll Building, Pas
CO, Washington. -. 12:16-3O
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II AREN'T the dolls beautifully"
u exclaimed Joan to her

II AREN'T the dolls beautifully"
exclaimed Joan to her
1 y mother, as she gazed upon
the finished product of the Two
Little Dolls in Blue" which Dorothy
May had ordered from Santa Claus.
They are quite the loveliest I
have ever SEEM" spoke mother. II
do believe that you have put your
very heart and soul into their fash
ioning." 80
( Joan had spent many days and
nights, too, stitching loving holi-
day thought into each tiny garment.
The dainty materials had been
transformed into things Of beauty.
The dresses of pale blue silk with
bonnets and slippers to match, had
proclaimed them the 1.-TWO Little
Dolls in Blue!" T. -.
'Oh. won't Dot love them?"
beamed Joan, as she again eyed the
dolls from head to foot with happy
smile Of complete satisfaction.
II dare say this will be her hap
piest Christmas, one that she will
never forget" said mother.
Christmas eve, with Its bright
lights and cheer, was in full prog
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North and West OF State Highway,
in Section 81, Township North,
Range 80 e. w. M, Sll0.56.
The above property shall not be
sold for less than the amount set
forth as Minimum Sale Price"
shown opposite each description Of
property. II sold for cash, a Treas
urer's Deed will be executed. II sold
on contract, the terms thereof shall
be 20 percent cash and balance In
ten equal annual mstallments COM
mencing Nov. LIST, next, with inter-
est at six percent on deferred pay
ments, payable annually. All sub
sequent taxes and assessments must
be paid prior to delinquency. Failure
to make payments or to perform any
Of the covenants Of the contract for
feits same at the election OF the
vendor. This contract may be paid
in full at any time plus accrued in
terest, in which case a Treasurer,s
Deed will be executed Property
sold for the sum of $4,000 or less
must be paid for in cash at the time
of sale.
And notice is hereby further given,
that If necessary, ! will adjourn
said sale to the same hours from
day to day by announcement made
at the time and place Of said sale,
or at the time and place to which
said sale may be adjourned.
Dated at Prosser, Washington,
this 18th day of December, 1897.
BEN KNOX,
County Treasurer Of Benton
County, Washington.
BY Ray Gilcrest, Deputy County
Treasurer.
(SEAL) 12:l6-30
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that the others had stopped their
celebrations and were beaming up
on her with transformed emotion.
The spell was broken when Doro-
thy May suddenly stopped singing
and called out, what shall name
the two little dolls in blue'?"
Well" said Joan, smiling
thoughtfully, ''since they are
dressed in blue and are two very
important little ladies, why not call
one Alice Blue and the other Elinor
Blue?" And so the dolls were
named.
On Christmas morning in another
house around the corner, Bonny
Jean awohe with the joy Of the hol-
iday and shouted, Mother, did San
Ia come and did he bring me q
big baby doll with curls and eyes
that open and shut?" ....-.-.-.
Eyes. dearie, Santa came and
brought you a very pretty doll"
Then spying it, seated beneath
the tree dressed in scarlet finery,
Bonny Jean clasped 1t to her breast.
Upon close inspection, she soon
learned that it was the same sort
Of doll she had always received.
only with new features.
Just as she was about to burst
into protest at her bitter disappoint-
ment there came rap upon the
door and kindly neighbor was say
ing, Merry Christmas" Then with
q happy smile
What is the matter, little girl?
Hasn't Santa Claus come YETI"
''Oh, yes, he came. but he brought
me the same old rag doll again. I
thought sure it would be q real one
this year, because I'm nine, you
see"
''Oh, I am so sorry" said Dorothy
May, with true feeling and thinking
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1898, together with annual interest
at 4 percent per year from January
LIST, 1888, together with annual in
terest at 4 percent per year from
January LIST, 1888. Payment Of the
principal of any assessments. with
interest to the next semi-annual in
terest date, which is more than 20
days after each date Of payment,
may be made by any landowner at
any time. Assessments of $500 or
less shall fall due in full in the year
1898; any assessment may be paid
in full without interest within 80
days after notice of the receipt OF
the roll by the Treasurer shall be
published.
1T is further ordered that Fri
day, the 18th day of January, 1898,
at the hour OF ten O'Clock am, at
the Commissioners Room In Pros
ser, Washington, be, and the same
is hereby fixed as the time and
place Of hearing on the said pro-
posed modification OF the levy Of
re-assessment and re-assessment roll
and issuance Of such refunding
bonds.
AT said hearing, and upon re-
levying Of said assessment, the re-
funding assessment roll heretofore
adopted, on July oath, 1896, will be
modified to conform hereto.
"All persons interested may file
any objection they may have to the
said proposed re-levy of assessment,
issuance Of bonds and all proceedings
herein referred to, or any item
thereof, with the Board of County
Commissioners, prior to the date
fixed for said hearing.
The Clerk of the Board is d.
rected to give notice of said hear
ing in the Kennewick Courier-Re-
ported, the official newspaper Of
Benton County, in its issues of De-
cember 23rd and December 30th,
1897"
And notice is hereby given that
SAAS AAS0A 4tA6 ASASAASA w odlo IcS-
olution Will be held for the purposes
and at the time and place stated in
said resolution, and at the said
hearing the Board will hear any OBJ
lection offered to the levy of the
proposed refunding assessment or
to the issuance of said refunding
bonds or to the assessment roll or
any assessment therein contained
and will take final action upon said
matters.
All persons interested may file
any objections they may have to the
said proposed levy or issuance of
bonds or the assessment roll with
the Clerk Of the Board Of County
Commissioners prior to the date
fixed for said hearing. ...-
Dated December 23rd, 1897. .r
-. HARLTY CHAPMAN,
County Auditor and Clerk of the
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Benton County. Washington.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY

State Of Washington, County of
Benton, SIS.
Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with an order heretofore
entered on the 9Th day of December,
1887, by the Board Of County Com
missioners Of said county, directing
the sale Of the real property herein
after described, the sheriff of said
county will, on the 18th day Of Jan
uary, 1898, at the hour Of IL o'clock
am. at the front door OF the county
courthouse in Prosser in said county
and state, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash or on legal contract, the
following described property situat-
ed in said county and described as
follows, to-wit:
Lots /, 2, 3, and 4, Block 30, Plat
Of Hanford, Washington.
The above property shall not be
sold for less than the sum Of $4,000.
II sold for cash a Treasurer's deed
will be executed II sold on contract
the terms thereof shall be 20 per-.
cent cash and balance in ten equal
annual installments commencing
November LIST, next, with interest at
6 percent on deferred payments,
payable annually. All subsequent
taxes and assessments must be paid
prior to delinquency.
And notice is hereby further given
that If necessary said sale will be
adjourned to the same hour from
day to day by announcement made
at the time and place of said sale,
or at the time and place to which
said sale may be adjourned not to
exceed 80 days.
Dated at Prosser, Washington, this
18th day Of December, 1897.
H. e. CHAPMAN,
County Auditor and Ex-officio
clerk Of the Board of County Conn
missioners, Benton County, WASH
ington. l2:16-1:8
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TIE AMERICAN pRoDuCrs a.

THE AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO.
wants your live or dead horses
ana COWS. Our truck VA call every
DAY, except Sunday. ct Benton City.
Richland, Pasco and Kennewick.
Fnone 2161. at Grange Supply, Inc.
aS once during hot weather before
Am. American Products Company.
YAKIMA. E...s-, Site
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