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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-28
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~ Leases M Fssssne - HIS Dasgb.
ter. one - WhS0 Ress1es IN
seasfle.
Henry Hawkins, father Of Mrs. s. @.
Caihozn, Of t6is city. died ss his home
II SzndsGrss, In the colony Of Victoria.
Australia, September LIST. iss2- Pre-
viocs 30 lis death be made his last visl
and testament, COPS u which Vas ~
csivsd By his dsnease,. Mrs. $. G. Cal
houn. Of this city. fsz days sinee, for
the proper proofs, and was placed In
tie es.ds II Meesrs. Hail 4 F1fdie. -.
sorr.Ts- IN tnis city, sho siH attezd %
the NATTER.
TIE deceased constitutes Alsxsnds'
Brine and Malcolm f3!snie. Of that
r.scs. a. his exscE.ors, and oeq1e4s1s
20 each q poands sterling, far tie par
chase Of diamond ring as a token OF
respec.: other small bsq1s - we're made
81 fo.loss. B>ndi9o Hospital. 81, Be
nsToiens Asyf13, Is; his ne;shbor.
Chris:enson Bsotaaaser, ho1sehoid
savnisuye, wearing apparel and books
Tfs rem 4irder os tie essste. vai1ed Al
sho1. $25OO1, he divides equally amon2
his four daughters. Mar fae close ot
TIE viii Ii paragraph. which reads as
foiiors: Il van. granite block placed
o7er rny grave, and hsads.oas Of The
sans material, With the foIloSing IN
scrip4ion. cared ia Ii letters: To the
memory Of Henry Hawkins Born IN
Linton. in March, 1901 Died -. A
legacy for all mankind: BE i1s. en6
fsar not. Be in your dnty prompt Al
ever call. IL il oniy = picture Of vhsi
E9ishs, Or wIliJ be-"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-28

PLEASANT SURPgisE.-Last evening
the members of Seattle Lodge No. 6. ].
.. q. r., 10 the number Of seventy FIVE,
tepdered very pleasant surprise TO Mr..
and Mrs. John Webster. at the residence
of the aged couple, desiring to pay them
visit ia body before they leave for
New York on the outgoing Dakota.
After a hearty greeting. games we're
formed, and a general jolly time en-
joyed. At Q O'Clock the house was
called TO order by ID. b. Ward, who
held in his hand a large morocco al
bum. containing the photographs of all
the members Of the order in this city,
and inscribed AZ follows: Presented
70 Mr.. aud Mrs. John Webster by Sc
attic Lodge No. 6, l. y. Il. T." In some
appropriate remarks. this handsome
gift WAS handed to the aged couple, and
Mr.. Webster responded With some feel
ing remarks, giving q brief outline of
his Temperance work, he having been
one of the first Grand Worthy Chief
Templars in tbs State of New York. He
was followed in bis remarks by Rev. j.
z. Ellis. Chas. McDernoth, n. h. Num-
ford. l. p. Rich and w. b. Hubbard, all
Of whom bad something pleasant and
complimentary to say. Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster viii leave here Sunday after
noon for an extended visit to their old
home in New York. They carry with
them the good will and BEST wishes Of q
host OF friends on Puget Sound.
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THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
a Handsome and Imposing
Structure.
A Nsss0~sf - tie EstsTpvfse anS
E.erx, Of esr Gsstsess

The stars and stripes we're floating
srsY the rsv Sixth Street School Hooss
yesterday in honor Of tbs oompserson Of
that buildinz. but a. II viii not b turn
"a over 70 the Dirsctors Of School Dis
srics 10. sntil nsxs Mosdsy. bat fs-
visitors vers admitted A Ne hare
heretofore pisen the Dimensions Of the
building and size Of tia different rooms,
re viii not again enter into fb0se par
siculars. but suffice !. 20 state thas !. b
tie largest school Building In Washing
ton Territory. has SEATING capacity 0!
800, without esoxdina. and coss. con
p.ets, zith fsrritnre, seats, betting ap-
psrasos. ssc-, $1,000.
In this b7iicin9 thsge ara i2O iIasai
feet 81 black board, four fsss ia width.
s1Ymoan.sd With pict1ns moulding. 80
that rnaps ard charts can BE- HING with
cot necessitsfsn2 fhe criTifsa OF Dsiis N
the walls.
All the rooms. szcepz tvo, ara fur
nished With the latest pssent. iro1
framed single sss.s and movable desks.
Clarke. Andsrssa a. Co. had eontrae.
20 make 80 II tas-s seats. and they are
n0E all ic position. Iaere are two
large rooms. each with capacity of
10 papsis still cnfurui.h1d. The bald
ing In heated with large ps.sat Furnaces
Ia ths basement. wff:l a RED stsr In every
roonn. The sis ia kept pure throuehou.
the building by Coft;ers sgsse1I II Fs1-
ti.z.ion. The rooms are 50 arranged
.h.s they are all lighted from the left
and rear, and IN every room ths p1piis
fa>e an unbroken wall. Al the entrance
TO every school .om Is a cloak and HIT
20 ara. and every boy and gar! attending
viii have his Own hss ana cloak hook
The b1iidiag throughout - grained
light oak, aud the ash seats are finished
up in the nst1rd eoior Of the wood.
Look Il Chesiaut did the painting. and
have gwen good satisfaction. There
are two sinks On each floor, one at
either snd ~ the hall.
The style of architecture is Easslake,
and from tie beautiful site the new
school house shows on 70 fine adyant.
age. There 10 a main entrance on either
end Of the b1iiding, with double doors
opening Outward.
The architect and superintendent Of
this building Was Isaac Palmer, and 1t
stands there n monument 70 his skill as
a mecaanic. The work Was done By the
contractors. N~ssrs. Mcdonald d Keitze.
who have we'll and faithfully carried
out the provisions of their contract. by
furnishing trsi-class material and DOUG
a good. hopsst. substantial job.
The contractors expecs - turn the
keys over to the directors on Monday
next. and sc would sugges. that some
day be nxed when the public may feel
at liberty - go and make an inspection
Of the binding. Towering above every
thing. as il does, Ds2nIGcens yis~ OF
the Qaeeu City can be had from the
roof Of this great structure, and on a
bright day the city, stretching for miles
along the bay and around the shores Of
Lake Union, makes picture truly besu
tiful and grand.
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Tie San Pfsaeiseo Chronfei> says thst
thss par. Of the road yet 70 Be coza-
pls.sd before Oregon and Californis are
connected by rail viIl be Of very costly
construction. " 40 ii all viii run through
rouxh country. and paris OF II through
fvo forricAb.e ranges Of rDounta'n. re-
curing slow and expensive tuuDeling
and much cutting throngh rock. The
prospect Of the completion Of the line
from this city 10 Portland, therefore, ~
remote. IL may drag for years And
when it is conplesed 1t Ia mistake to
ASSUME. a. contemporary does. that II
viii "a Ike all the freight and passcresr
traffic from tie present ocean route be
tween hsre and Puget Sound, cr even
Portland. The ocean route IL but q
little longer than the land route Will he,
and tbs difference in time will not e1-
osed six hours. unless tbs railroad
uaak<s better time than the Central Pa
cinc, the Southern Pacific or the oper-
atsd parts of the Californian and Ore
gon ends Of the nsw route. OF course
the steamers will always be able "a
carry Mt much Iower rates than cars
over road Of such high grade as this
sauss be for at least 800 miles Of il
vhois length" The idea of only SIX
hours shorter time by rail than by SEA
n absurd. With the Chronicle. though.
- cannot believe that the cars will de-
svay With the traffic by ships, no more
ShAr Il does on the Atlantic.
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DAHL z
POST MTELLIGENCER
rye DggyLEsS TE9RsToRIEs Ase
TEE CArxE.

Montana il 90. Of Debt, and there - q
little local squabble among political pa
ners there a. 30 whose Is tie credit
therefor. some assigning II 70 tie ierr'-
torisl officials. and others denying H.
Csr4ainiy no credit IL dns the oHscisis-
They we're merely executive officers,
vith p.a.niy nusTksd>out duties, and
ia the erjoymsnt Of pay sufficient ton
tbs services they psrforfosd- Had the
Territory ruo in debt instead on oo'
tbsy vouid have taken no blame fos H.
and noco would have attached 70 them
un,s,s dishonesty or imbscslitJ had been
u,oven. The same condition of affairs
prevails here a. in Montana. Inc
wealth of the oDuntry IL increasing fass<r
thsn it population, and TIE pobsic rev.
enues are gaining On the sTpsndfsafss'
finder such conditions and With merely
HONEST and proper administration OF
.Hss,e. both Territories have vised ozf
heavy debts, have redoosd taxation. and
have money on hand 70 NEE; every
probable demand. Pobiie servants. no
more than private ones are entitled !"
no credit for honesty and ef6cisncy. for
thsv are hired 70 render just suea SCI
vice and are paid for il. IL 10 70 the de-
yelopnsu. Of ths country and the aeen-
yor,s.,gu of wealth that the favorable
chromosomes referred 70 10 Montana
and Washington are due.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-28

DIR. Y. W. Epariine il at his home in
this city, sick abed.
Port Moody Ii said to be- the most
rapidly growing town in British Colum-
bia.
The Dakota will sail from Seattle for
San Francisco Sunday afternoon AT /
o'clock.
Snohomish City will probably be made
. money order Office by the Postoffice
Department on the LIST Of July.
School again tonight ut Yesler's
hall. Secure seats early. and en- courage
the young folks In their laudable under
taking.
The fish markets tho past few days
have been abundsntiy supplied with
sturgeon, haiibut, Fraser river salmon,
and smaller fish.
The Ideal Pleasure Party will be here
again next Wednesday evening, and al
they give good performance, a crowd
ed house may be expected. See their
advertisement.
The Waila Walla Democrat estimates
that the grain crop Of Eastern Wash
ington will 10 double that OF any pre-
vious year. Garfield county alone will
produce .22iO,0J0 bushels.
The stage travel between Wallis Walla
aud tho Oregon Shot Line, as Sho-
shone, 10 rapidly increasing. necessiia-
ting double line of coaches both ways,
ono coach leaving each end Of the route
every twelve hours.
After July LIST through mail will come
from the East over the Oregon Short
Line and the Northern Pacific roads.
Two days time viii be saved compared
with tho route via San Francisco. An
other day will DO taken OF after jam
AIRY LIST next.
Willie Frazier, q Tacoms boy three
years old, got hold Of block Of matches
two weeks ago and iguited them. He
then inhaled the suiphurous fumes. For
ten days he vas very sick, and then
died. He was q bright little child, and
the idol Of his nox half distracted par
| eufs.
The committee Who are soliciting sub
scriptions towards tho railroad fund
are meeting With gratifying success.
Even tbs ladies are coming forward and
in the most Substantial manner, sieni-
flying their approval Of the work. Mrs.
David T. Denny yesterday subscribed
the liberal sum of &5000. Mrs. Pontius
subscribed $1,000 for herself and e.,OO
for her dau2bter. Mrs. Burrets has also
subscribed inerally. We have q num-
Der of wealthy ladies' In town. II they
viii do ~ we'll according 10 their means
the success Of the enterprise il assumed
Up 20 last night the amount of sab
scriptious was eao. 100.
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A RENrxIscxScE-In speaking Of the
danger OF new owners Of vessels chang
ing ballast In the same, correspondent
OF the baiissia vrote this: Some years
ago the Decatur, small sloop Of var of
about 90 tons, vas condemned and sold
At Mars lsland. BY ordeS OF the then
Commandant Of the Yard. though
warned against Il, the kentledsc-which
- The sailor term for pigs Of iron for
BALLAST laid on the floor Of ship-was
removed. The vessel vas yery sharn
under water and required very heavy
ballast When purchased she was nut
IN the lumber trade and ON her first vow
age from Puget Sound, thus loaded.
from not bs,n2 property balIasted, in a
light squAll short distance below the
straits OF Fuca. the Decatur eapsized,
ana every soul On board Was lost
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-28

No wonder there ID . craze abroad
about Dakota, and Il IL mot Surprising
that tho rush thsrs SURPRISES anything
heretofore seen in Illinois. Kansas, OF
California. Several great railroad com.
paniss are doing all In their power u
foster the population and development
Of that region. One company alone
the ~. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railroad Company, hss 70 representa-.
uvss In Europc whose business Il ID Il
talk up the marvels Of Northern Dakota
and induce people 70 smierats 10 thai
Isrritory. Several wagon loads Of
maps and ciroulais are sent out from
ths general oilios every day. Such nd.
vsrtisinG energy cannot fail tc bsal
fruit, and the wonder land" n Oh,
boomsrs call Il, will Gil up astoniahinel,
this pear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-28

Tbs grab for timber lands in North
srn California beats anything ON record.
Tbs last issue 70 hand Of the Times
Telephone contains no fewer than 25
notices Of application 10 take up timber
lasd. Those applications la almost
every case cover lG0 acres of land. and
the grand aggregate Of tho 2t5 pieces ia
only . little less than 10000 acres. In
the Same pager for year past the av-
sraRs number Of applications has besn
about 200. These applications are pub
lished two months each. Averaging
them al zoo in number and Ic0 acres
each. We find the advertisements In this
one paper during ths past year repre-
ssnt LOO applications 10 purchase, and
the area covered BY them $4,000 acres.
Tho 7inses-1eiephose has had = veritabIe
bonanxa In tbsas notices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-28

Oar law makers owe a great duty to
shsar constituencies, to attempt the reg.
ulasiou Of the manufacture and sale OF
explosives Dynamite and nitro Rlyoer
Inc, like strychnins, should not b
shrosn around everywhere. nor should
they be ~ tbs command Of fanatics and
maniaos- Neither shoald any and every
ifrssponsibls individual DO allowed 70
sntss u:'on the making Of these disturb.
Ing, daath dealing compound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-28

The city OF Fsrgo. in Dakota, by rea-
son OF recent official returns, now claims
. population Of l2Jso0. In $50 il had
oos s7Ol. These returns are aoas child.
rem IN the city under n pears Of AGE,
and 1Sis American cisixsas OF Il years
and over. Ths enthusiastic Fareoans
saSorisc boast b that their fast town
doubles ITSELF In the number Of inhabi
tanss every year. This year they sxpecs
TO set mp 20 1000.
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G0rxT PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE. April u. 1893.

SEATTLE. Aprli "a, 1858.
Phil Seiss Il Co. W.. p. G. Hayes. On
motion Of defendants counsel nom
suit Was granted and cause dismissed.
X. G. ~ard VS.. Geo. 81. Boman and
AdeIia A. Bom2n. Cause dismissed at
plaintiff 3 cost.
c. H. Grinwald Va. Nina Grinwald.
Referred to w. ID. Wood.
Richard Prichard vs.. John II. Nc
Grax. Cause dismissed and ordered
stricken from the docket.
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Jsdaing BY the letters vs get Daketa
viii fornish ~ moro immigrants this
ysas and nsxt year than any other State
Or Territory In the Union. Thsy may
b able - raise vhsat in Dakota, aud II
may b wonderland. bat il IL too cold.
and the winters are too long to suit. We
believe that one-third the people in
that great Territory will ooms West
daring tho next two years. And the
same may be said Of Manitoba.
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CANAL NOTICE.

TO SUBSCRIBERS OF THE STOCK
i of the Washington Improvement
Company: Ton are bereoT notified that
the first payment o. % per cent. On -FOUR
stock, has BEEN called ia by the Board OF
Trustees Of the Company. according 10
the conditions OF your subscription and
that the same is now due and payable 10
the Secretary Of this Company. By order
Of the Board Of Trustees.
WIN. ID. WOOD. Secretary.
aea.ile. April Il. 1893. apl7t
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Haypsrs koathiy for Mar contains
an article on San Francisco. with eleven
illastrations. This win give the lxssfA.
W peculiar interest 10 Psoin~ Coast
people. Ths Brooklyn bridge 10 also
vrittsn up and illustrated. in 4 manner
70 interest the whole nation. In the
whole nnsahss are no len than sixty H.
iaserasSoaa The articles are all choice
and timely.
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BOOTH! BOOTH! B0ofI!
Bargains!
Bargains! I!
Bargains Il!


r OF ie. BLOCK 80. AND LOTS AND
IL : block a.. ID. +. Dennys third aA1k
ton 10 North seattle.
Lots Z. & y and 10 block 10 /: lots - Z
block lob lots 3 and 4. block los sd In
and > block l0ss ID. r. DennyA ff1A a.
ditiou TO North Seattle.
10; I. block Is. Hill aud Dennys plat |;
lots :. 6 and 5. block IS: lets J. 1 s. 1
block 66 lots 5 and =, block g.. TegYys
hrst addition
Lots 2. 3. 4. j 6 and :. block Il and 1t Z
block -. Kidd's ado ition
Lots and &. block q. : lot 1. block -;
lots ), s and s. block a. MAynard's p1nk
Lots II and ~ block =: lots I. z 4 3aa1
Il. block g.. lots I, 5, & 9 and IL block =
Seattle Homestead by H. McAleer.
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Coscxar.-A concert vill be given by
the baptist Sunday school next Tues
day evening. May lat. Some OF the
e<sf musscal talent in Seattle viii assist.
a prominent feature at this CONCERT viii
coos:st " scuR With exsrcisss in rythm
oya band OF little ones specially trained
ios ne pnrpose BY Nrs. Blaine, q Kim
desRardcn teacher from BOSTON. Thu
van b nsv and yell worth seeing. Ths
prooeed1 vii Be ussd 10 puruhase an
addition 70 ths Sunday School library,
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Tho TaoouA Ledger man has been
writing anothsr letter to the Nsv York
Sss. The bittssnss Of his experience
In connection with previous lsstsr one
would have thought would have deferred
him from the second effort.
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TRIAL TkIr.-Stsam was raised on the
steamer W.. X. Msrvin for the 6rss time
Yesterday, aud hsr machinery worked
spssndtdly. the only trouble being that
toe water In her boiler foaned, but this
u customary with all nsx bsiiers. Alter
spinning about The bay for q couple OF
hours, Capt.. Mervin returned 10 the
wharf, took on some slabs and proceeded
70 Tacoma She will return 10 Seattle
today, and in few days be ready for
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Ban hAll-Ths University boys viii
play their arss practice game Of the SD
son At the University grounas At 1
o'clock today, and dssire al lOseru Of
the sport Who wish to take hand 20 b.
prsaful Strangen acquainted With the
GamA Who wish 10 tosD H. ball, are in
vIsed - ths boys to b present. on that
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Al. Fsanoia - pisno tunsr A..
!iysd yestsrday, and = quartsCed a shs
As!m9eon. ~ viu remain few days
only, dotn9 n biz ltns all vsek o6sr-
iAG. - =
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REAL ESTATE
NEW LIST
FOR APRIL


OFFER FOR SALE At PRICES As
/ low "a any eotys v-.A
a beautiful residence correr OF soarsH
am. S=-ir, streets
.rash~- choice residence vIthtwolotS
c,-re- ETfxh and Naoi-ce streets
FSoe rwo-.co-y hczse and LOT On VS.
s--,rrs- Two blocks from Pre- p-.ce SUI
SrIrns.d lor on Second street.. near PiEe-
nth snail house, for sssa
two lists and hsass. n o-ocN d. hears u
Z A. Bells addition
Two choice lots On soPpan > hiA- ~a~A
TTne LOT corner Third ard Pine streets
Ter lots IL C. Hanfo-d's addition. for
$ssa Ia
sersca. with house Zine view.
Y.xe fine cts or broadway. for $<Sp.
Lots AID IL hsocS 3. A A. Denny
10. And half in block 8. Mayna-d'S
Forsy lots in Poaeius' addition
Two blocks In Roonsoa : sdei'son-
/ Two lots in Werrts addition
Two lo.s in Eastern. for SlSo-
Two for $3.50: two for Si0a-
Twenty for $50 20 SkG each.
| few choice io.s in Union addition. at
/ St0n. The hes. value IN the market
Two choice lots conner Third and PINE
/ for $sse each.
+! Two fve-acre tracts in Seattle Home
stead cheap.
| Twelve lots in Northern addition for stVl
| Hundreds of lots n all part OF the city
| Cali and see full list
Nv. EDWARDS,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
| Office on Front street west side. be
tween Cherry and Columbia api u
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$50 REWARD.

ESCAPED FROM KISG COUNTY
II jail On the afternoon Of the 18Th in
stans. SAMUEL GOWES. JR-. Of whom
the follow ing is good description About
% yes-s old s seet tai. weight about 80
20 Inds round features smooth shaver,
pug nose. thick lips. rather raddy CON-
plexion. light blue eyes. light brown hair.
inclined 20 be sandy. wore black hixh
crown sion h hal. dark brown coat dark
panfs no vest. and dark brown wooden
shirt. Was Ias: seen making his WY to-
wards Lake W ashingfon : va, committed
en- Ekagit river. A reward Of 80 will be
paid for his refarn IN the undersigned.
]. III. MeSRAW.
ayr Il Sheriff KIM county, W. T.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAY DAY.

RAND OPENING DISPLAY OF
NJ silks. satins, fancy goods novelties,
ladies' and childrenfs dolmans, wraps,
gents furnishing goods. etc. at the One
Price Dry Goods House. No. 10 Front st.,
near Columbia on Tuesday, May LIST, at
o'clock pm. sp2s II
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The foregoing are all choice. select
properties. and can be bought Ms cheap n
letter from the man IN the moon - though
he was the angel Gabriel in person Nake
your selections and ask your queeti01A
II Is Just as safe to purchase anything b
this list at the price I will set on IL - =
to eat me 81 when you are hungry.
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Block I. Sanders addition: block Z
Merrers addition 70 North seattle hleck
81 Maynzrd's plat
Blocks IA. Is, i6 II and p. Eden a<aAk
ton, No. 2
Blocks Il, IS. 81. IS. 30. 10. II. u and -
Nsgle's addition
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REAL ESTATE
Get Yourself
A H ON {
REAL ESTATE

WHILE YET
There is Room /!
Houses on the installment plan.
Choice lots in Digelow's Addition.
Choice lots and blocks in Lake
Union Addition.
Choice lots in Washington Addi-
ticn.
Choice lots in Maynari's Plat.
Choice lots in Denny's Addition.
Lots 2, 5 and 4, block lS, May
nard's.
Lot z, block I9, North Seattle.
Lots l and =, block 80, North
Seattle.
Water lots-Lots A, 10. ii and
IL, blocks E and j, Denny 5
Plat.
Lots l aad 2, block IA, in Mer-
GERS Addition to North See
attic.
Lots 5 and 6, block 6, Eastern
Addition.
Lot 4, the w. of > and 6, and
the center ! of 5 and 8. block
los, Denny's I'd Addition.
Lots Z, 8 and 9, block 4, heirs of
| Sarah A. Bells lst Addition.
Lots 4, 5 and 8, block As, A. A.
Denny's 9th Addition.
The N. /. of lot s, block 6, May
nard's Plat.
Lot 8, block IL, xaynard's Plat.
The Z. J of lots 2 and 8, block
9, NaynarIs Plat.
Farm lands near Whatcom.
Farm lands on Lakes Union and
Washington.
The Sc. /, of the S.F. ! of sec.
9, tp g n, X. A E.
The NE. . of the NV. !, and
lot l, sec %, tip 26 N. X. 8
E.,and the Sc. Of S.W. Of
sec. "a, tip 90 n, K. 3 E.
$50 acres Tide Marsh Land.
800 acres Timber Land.
800 acres Coal Land.
Is acres well improved Land, on
north side Lake Union.
| 3 acres in Caller Tract, adjoining
Mob Hill 4 Addition.
80 acres choice Farm Land one
mile from good market; un-
improved very cheap.
Directions given TO find Government Land
We take pleasure in giving Information
to bona fide settlers.
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