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Cleveland Foresaw Defeat - Scott
and Dickinaon Deiected.

Nua Dfckln4on kbelecteQ.
CHICAGO. Nov. s-Following are extracts
from q dispatch TO the Daily Neirs BY its
Washington correspondent, who has been
in New York the past month;
When President Cleveland had prepared
the first draft OF his message, he sent for
the secretary of the treasury 10 submit the
document for his criticism, and remarked:
"Fairehild, l have written something here
that win defeat nle for reelection. but it's
right The fulhllment of that prophecy
was read In this mornings papers, and
that the tariff brought il about was con
ccded BY the managers of his campaign
this morning.
Cleveland lost vote. in the manufactur-
ing centers OF New York and gained none
among the farmers. The reduced majority
he received in Brooklyn is largely due to
the friends of Archie Bliss. one OF the
Democratic congressman from that city,
who voted against the Mills bill and was
defeated for denomination by federal Office
holders for that reason. In New York city
the friends of Congressman Merriman,
who was defeated for denomination in q
similar manner and for a similar
reason, got even" with the admin
istration ., when .t I'LL they went ut uas to the
large gains in the country perhaps most
effective was the indifference OF local
Democratic leaders throughout the state to
ClevelaBd's chances, particularly in strong
Republican districts where there were no
local officers 10 fight for. The president
neglected these men in passing the Offices
around. They spent their time and money
to elect him governor and then president
four years ago. aad declined 10 give him
any more credit until something should
be paid on account.
TIM CAMPBELL DEFEATED.
Tin Campbell, the Dogberry Of the
house Of representatives. has been de-
ng<.{ ..r1. hxr nm -
managers. He will be greatly missed in
the resorts OF Washington. Campbell is
the man who met q refusal of Cleveland
TO grant some favsr because IL would be
unconstitutional with the remark: "0h,
| come OF, now. Mr.. President; the consfi-
tuition ought not to stand between
friends.
The entire list of congressman In New
- city are Tammany men, which In
w accounted for by the fact that the
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INDIANA.
Harrison's Majority will Kseeed sfx
Thousaud

IsDIASAPoLIs. Nov s-Undrthe Iaw a,
Indiana, this is the day when be suner.
yisors of elections convene in essh counfy
70 canvass the returns. These hoaris are
being held throughout the state
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s.-From aarIy com
piete returns from all eongresssusl dis
tricts II is believed the Indiana saeeatiou
in congress will stand. Democrs 5. Re.
pasiicsns 5, an increase of TIVE Tor the
Democrats
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 9.--County ,etnrns
from Indiana had not begun to eriye a,
midnight. and IL is scarcely possike tha,
official returns win be recelveAhefora
Friday night, when the vote of tA STATE
by counties viii be given. Return from
districts are also incostI,.te
but np 10 | O'Clock noticing had ocarred
that changed the result gwen earlier LAT
est returns on presidential electors ndi-
cate that Harrison's plurality viii be 1ou;
900.
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THESOUTHBROKEN
The Republicans Garry West
Virginia.
MKT CONGRESS REPUBLICAN,.
Rspabiicsn Legislatures In Dsla-
ware asd New Jsrsey-Repsb-
lican Gains Kvsrywhere.
NExr coNGREss REPUBLICAN.

WHEzLrss, Nov 6-Dispafches received
tonight from the capital Of the state an
neence that Democratic state Treasurer
Thompson comedies the state to the Re
psblicans by from 800 TO 20 msjority. This
10 confirmation OF the steady Rspu5-
lican gains that have been coming in to
day. The Republican state committee
here claim the state by . much larger ma
iorffy. They claim to have at least three
and probably . solid delegation of four
congrsssmsn- They claim naioritIes for
the electoral ticket and q majority in the
legislature.
The scene of Republican enthusiasn in
this city tonight 10 unprecedented. Thou
sands Of reople have crowded the streets
in front Of the fateigieeacer building TO
read bulletins. and on every hand il heard
the cry that the solid South" is shattered
at last by the vote of this state.
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IRISH coamKNT.
An Argument in Favor Of Home
Rsie Dedueed.

DuB14S. Sov g. -Taited ireland ex-
presses Indifference ~ the resslt nf the
presidential election in the United states.
A. II SAYS II has frisads In both campo.
Harrison. the psper thinks. owes his cleo
ton 20 the sackville affair, as the irfsh
voters sgspectesf Cleveland OF being
friendly with Salisbury. While IL 10 fiat
tering to the Irish % be able 20 tnrn the
scale ia such q contest, the fAct 10
regrefabie A. IL il siso bsmiltsiing
ana uenacing to America The Irish vote
exists a. separate and Ineuacing factor
in American politics because the faet saat
Ireland IN without home raie fankies like
A s,.esrhead in the relations between the
fngiish speaking races II would be cheap
for America 20 esfzbiish home rule ia Ire
land even a. she COS, 81 war with Great
Britain. We need a0t comment npon the
yalas 10 Eaglaad Of ssftlemes; OF the
Irish question.
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SHOUTS OF VICTORY.
An Enthusiastic Republican Parade
In san Eranclsco

SAN Francisco. Nov. S--The uniformed
Republican clubs Of the city aud Repub-
lican citizens, 70 the number Of about 900.
held an imprompta parade tonight ~
national ticket and the carrying Of Cali
fornia for the Republicans. Other parades
during the campaign have exceeded this
in numbers, and orderly arrangement, but
none have compared with it in
enthusiasm. Hundreds of waving
hags and upliftei banners re-
sponded to thousands of wayisg
flags and cheers along the line Of march,
Mounted cannons were drawn by scores Of
willing hands. while every now and then q
live eagle would be seen held aloft by some
exuberant parader. The display OF Gre
clubs regularly In parade detached clubs
visited the outside portions Of the city and
made the air resound with martial music
and shouts Of victory.
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a California stage Held Up.

DowgiKyILiE, Cal. Nov. a-The down
stage was held up today at Ditch bill by .
naked highway man. just as the sfsgc
arrived al the top OF the hill tbs rohbes APP
peared In the road with gun drawn on
the stage driver, whom be ordered 10 throw
the mail bags and express box on the
stage. After throwing them on he MAS
ordered to drive on. The express box cot-
tanning bullion and coin amounting to
about 400, was found riflsd of the con
tsnts. The mail bags were not found. A
posse Is on the track of the robbef.
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AFRAID or BLAINE.
Otherwise Cleveisna's sefeat would
BE Satisfactory

LoSpos. Nov. s--Tae GioeS says. Presi-
Hent Cleveland has lot gained anything
br f9sslag With the fisheries question @
~ his bTnsqne. rude treatment OF Loru
sars vile. Ii Is satisfactory 10 bnd tDsi
eyeu In America q we4isef-cock polief -
net always profitable. fD-sr defsst y a
heavy blow To fhs Desnoef3i. ~ mat
vlgns failure. a. he will probably Dee0me
serre,ary Of ssass. Mr.. B,4ine may not oe
able 10 revtve the renarkable foreign
policy which helped toerezte tistrnsf asd
promote his s.efsa;, bot BIS alliance or
uur.erssknding xith the irish element tnsy
not tend to soften his conduct u inter
national sfaars-
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rison's majority, ~.
CALIFORNIA.
Ths legislature Close = Harrison
Carries the State

%kfrAetaE0 ShooO
Carries the State.
sAyhNcIsco. Nov. S.-The Alta this
mo- ormn5ass . summary of the vote ON the
legisiNN ticket. which. including sena-
tors u1sold over from last session, will
MAKE 0sacxt legislature stand a. follows
senate snDemocrats and IL Republicans:
assem- y Democrats and Al Republi-
cans, smtving Democratic majority of
ou loiM hllot. There is a vacancy in
one senexal district, caused by the death
OF hefNkan senator week ago.
Los AScEs, Nov. s.--The city of Los
Angeles lete and 6s out of "a precincts
In the count outside OF the city, give Har-
rison II fAEevelaRd 1865.
SAN fRkaCo, Nov S.-As regards the
legislature E1rns as far as received show
that new neabers have been elected as
follows; ne senate, Republicans IA,
democrats 2 Assembly, Republicans 81,
DemocreS Atoubtful 5. The count in
this city IS M progressing slowly, and
may not - eapleted for a day or two.
The ratio ls ~ aaierially changed. Nor
elected.
The count aAprecincts in the city ont
as oi 40 gives n.Dn 24,9so, Cleveiand a.
es5. For ehief8ce, Beatty (Rep.) 2.Ca6,
searies tDem. z7g5. Associate justice,
WORKS thep-l ~ Sullivan lDem.} 2a.sE2.
FOR mayor, ~ 20,2l1, Storey 1851,
O'Donnell l5,2n Congressman, Fourth
district, MorrcwnsO, Ferral l2.9ss Con-
gresham, Fifth &frict, Phelps 12,24o,
Ilunie 1915.
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PORTLAND news.
Republican Jeilineatios-Nlne Cases
~ >uaIlnox-F-n na.shs


of Saallpox-fwo Deaths
PORTLAND. Nov. s-The Blaine cInh Of
this city held . ioilifcaton meeting this
evening. In Union hall, which was crowded
TO the doors. and sse widest Enthusiasm
prevailed. speeches were made hy James
O'Aesra. senator Mitchell and Rafuz Nal.
lory. purtug Sesxtor Mitchels's speech he
received the following dispatch from the
editor Of the New York frlsA uiorid;
To John II. Mite he'll. Now that the smoke
OF battle has lifted let Us exchange cur con
greinlations on the triumph Of the Ameri-
ca1 - stem and the defeat OF the British
colonial system upsn which this nation
has set the seal Of disfavoF forever. Tele.
graph your views for uhliestioR
PATRICK FoRp.
After reading the dispatch three rousing
cheers were given for Ford. The Repuhh-
can executive committee has decided 10
hold grand state jolti6cation meeting In
this city en- Tuesday next
There are seven cases Of smallpox in the
pest house and two Others I'm the city. TIVE
deaths ia the last 10 deyp
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nazeiwood Addition

At $50 per lot We defy.yoa to find any
ther lots within the city limits for this
price. They are few blocks north OF
Madison street, are but ~ miles from the
postoiIice, and lie well. The reasons yon
can buy them for this price are that inc
land was bought when much lower than II
IL now, that the lots are not cleared. tha'
tho land In the immidiats vicinity is mol
settled, and that there is as yet no cable
out Madison street. You buy bsisre 'ness
improvements are made and 80 viii get
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.--The breaking up
sale Of the Efdenheim stud OF thorough
bred horses, which took place today Al
Chestnut hill, disposed of one OF the
graadc1t collections Of brood mafes ever
gathered together in this country. The
sale was conducted by the executors ef
the win OF the fale n. W. kittsoB. who esi
for several years owned the faFm S.x
stations aud "A brood mares were dis'
posed Of for q total nf ti1f71.
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NEBRASKA.
A Republican Majority Mech Larger
Than Ia 1884.

OMAHA. Nov s.-Cempi-se returns from
u epuafies, faclEdi Douglas and L.p-
caster. give Harrison SfGIz. ClexeIand ss :
-. FOR governor n shane lsads his
ticket 20 In iss4 he same counties raye
Blaine 40 Cleveland II sol.
psaHs, Nov. s.-Laird, Dorsey and Con-
AcA. al kepaolicaas. are undoubtedly
siectea- Taa iattee D. y snail nsiority.
ketsrns Ars imperfect aud iacornpisse. The
Republicans probably have a nslority on
toant ballot IN the legislature.
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QuEEssToxs, Nov. s.--Morisrity, who
was arrested on the arrival Of the Gaia
lossia yesterday from Boston, for heylug 10
his possession a revolver and Ammunition,
sas to-day sentenced 70 pay a fine Of 80,
or be imprissaed for one month.
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CHICAGO. Nov. s-The Republican state
central committee reports that complete
returns from 20 counties in Illinois and q
careful estimate of the remaining Il Civ G
Fsfer. for governor, fs9oe plurality. Har-
rison's plurality Is placed IN the neighbor-
hood of 5000 The Tss<s claims that un-
Official returns from % counties show FL
fer's plurality 20 be 5e7s, Harrsson's - $40
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VICTORIA, 3. C., Nov. a-1lne GUAM. an
Indian charged with numbering boy on
the west coast Of this isiaDd, was sentencea
10 be hanged on the 18th Of Decemoef ~
Eanafrno
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s--Cnited States
Circuit Judge sawyer todsy rendered .
decision IN the tes. cases OF two Chinese,
In which he holds that iBasnuch ~ they
were bora 10 the United states. they are
citizens thereof. and not ameuable " the
act Of congress excluding Chinese iaborers
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Mr.. JaY GeuId DanxereasIy nI.

SEa YoEK, Nov. s.--The Tribsns says;
Mr.. Jay Could Is dsngersusly alex, aud
her physicians are unable 10 encourage
hope Of her recovery. She suffered
paralysis on Tuesday, and since that time
her condition has been regarded a.
dAnnarnfa
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ChaIrm.n Barnam serious'y N.

Me- HAyEs. Conn. Nov. s.-W ~ ba.-
NUN of the pencrraric National CON mas- a
tee Is serioasiy III Al his h0me - ~ -
Rock In answer 70 stelepsohr ~ -
q week aeo. while in New fors- ne r, ri
turned 10 81. bone on Monday ac1 eis y III
nes- assumed dangerous ensrncssr. ~ ~
night, however, his condition h siizhky
improved The trouble was ea1seu y
s ossf.ofk szldng from nsfso1s
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Republicans Gain the Legislature
and . q. 3 Senator.
wILNfSGrox, Nov. S--CIeveland's pla-
rality in the state is S484 CcngresxrnAn
Pennington fDem-) Is reelected by over
400 plurality. The next legislature viii
stand. senate. Democrats 7, Republicans
, House, Democrats Z, Republicans IA.
giving the Republicans majority OF two
ON Joint ba,iof-
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ALMOST UNANIMOUS
Gov. Gordon Of Georgia Has fss.5ss
Majority.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. She rrfsrns y
the recent guberuatofia eiecuon go
Gordon received l.2.ss5. with not more
than 40 against him
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The seizure was Justified.

MADRID. Nov. s.--Tbe spanish govern.
ment will not protest against the seizure o.
the spanish schooner GTaefe b. niied
states revenue catter. admitting that she
seizure was iusfiaed
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RICHMOND. Nov s.-Uniicd states Cofn
missioner Pleasanfs has arrested the city
board OF commissioners Of election q
Richmond for refusing 10 allow Unittd
states supervisors 20 be present a. ths
count Of the vote to-day.
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yeW counties hsss made reiupns on

theysohibition vote. batS Johns vote of
is .402 has been reduced nearly half.
Luce Rep for governor xtl have a plu-
ralify OF about 1850 He wS bitterly op-
posed by the liquor men, andran behind
nal, IN all the il, large cities In lwaynel
that of Burt tDem.) for Bvernor is
s64s. In the country. howevef1nce more
than held his own. n
DErEoiT, Nov. Slate to-nim the Re-
pubiieans claim wheeler's eleSkn in the
Tenth district. II verified by official
ceunt. the Michigan delegasaSr55nli s.and
nine Republicans aud two Denocrats. Z
Republican gain of three
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NEsBuRo. y. r., Nov. s.-A freight train
ON the Hudson railroad ran into passeti-
ger train at Fishkili lanaing, opposite this
city. this merhing. IL Is reported that
several persons were injured or killed.
One Canadis9 woman was killed. No
body else wak hust
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COLORADO.
Harrissn's hajerity is About Ten
Thousaud.

DEsYER, Nov. S.-Almost complete re-
turns from the city and Arapahoe eounty
show the following vote; Cleveland 4sos,
Harrison s255. Congressman Mason
tDemocrztj 4s74, TOWNSEND tRepubIicany
so. 6overnor Patterson {Democratl 40
Cooper (Republiesnj ao7s The entire legis-
isilve ticket is elected hy maiorities rang
ing from 100 to 27so. State returns saos
I a. with the excepiioe Of tbree members
of the legislature, the entire Republican
ticket 10 elected BY a majority Of 900 10
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investments for Quick Turns
lewis q cllman's Addition,
lynch q Shields Addition,
Bagley's orient Addition.

An near Jackson street Cable road, 4exieO
ihsae and CLEARED. 900 10 $50 each.
80 has already commenced along The
-1snS Of the new cable road what viii be
THE GREATEST BUILDING BOOM
Seattle has ever seen. People viii no,
climb even few blocks up our steep hills
on foo; when they eau avoid il by living
on cable line. Hundreds Of home
builders and landlords have already con-
trseted for from one to twenty heuses each
alons and near Mil aud Jackson streets,
Such building movements greatly and rap
Idly increase values
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NEVADA.

SAN Francisco. Nov. s-Returns from
the state of Nevada. a. far IS couuted, give
Harrison 44fS, Cleveland sl82 For congress
returns a. far as counted give Baertine
fRep 4los and Caxsiday fDem.l s143.
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DEs MONIES. Nov. s--Harrfson's plu-
yaiify l. probably 3o.0o0. The Republicans
carry every congressional district except
oae, . gain Of two
DIS MONIES, Ia. Noy. S-Sfxty-one
counties complete give Harrison . net gain
OF e.sSs- or plnrsiify 50 far Of 2S- -00s- The
remaining - counties viii probably raise
his plurality TO ss.o0o
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MISSOURI
Sieseiane's Plurality 25,coe He
Leads the state Ticket.

sT. locls, Nov. 6-Ofacial and semi
pnsisi retaFns have beea received fr,ss 4,
p TIE IL eoankles In the state. ana win
kdsices from tae remaining "a show IN Al
klevelaad's plurality will exceed 8 oa
rAncss tDesa.l for governor will have 4
uralzry ores ktmsAsi gRep.i of about
go The Republican stale comnittee
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Ir IS ALL ENDED.
The Democratic Committee Apollo
gixss for Deluding the West.

New YORK, Nov. S.-The campaign 10 at
last ended in this city. and things are fast
settling down 10 their normal condition.
The various campaign committees have
closed mp their headquarters with the ex-
eeption OF the Republican and Democratic
national executive committees. and they
will probably be abandoned to- day.
The national Democratic committee now
concede. for the first time, the election of
Harrison. They make this statement;
when the national Democratic commit
tee claimed the state OF New York Tuesday
evening by 10000 TO 1900 majority the iig-
gres OF returns then received fully
justified the estimate. Election Re
ports from New York city and from
large communities in the interior Of -
state showed psmacEatiH =
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IOWA.

nov concede the election Of Francis. hat
BY very small plurality There Is no
fax.her change in The congressional dele
CATION
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE

seventy-ssven Majority for Harrisen
| and Merton.
Following is q table OF the electoral vote
by states, as IL win be cast for presidential
candidates. in the electoral college.
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VICTORIA. Nov. H-The sfeamer MsHde
vent on rock a. Plumpers pass, wniit
rfsxl laden. and hlled with water wrdYz
day. Efforts arc being made 20 get he -
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ELECrION GOSSIP.

PENSACOLA. Nov. S-Florida has gone
Democratic by over ISy009 majority. and
elects both Democratic congressman.
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THE RAwsoN DIVORCE CASE
A Decree Granted mrs. Rawson. by
Default

CHICAGO, Nov. s.--Jndge Shepherd TO
day granted Mrs NJ. I. Rawson decree ol
divorce by default. her husband, Banker
stephen W. Rawson. falling to appesr.
This seems to have followed as q result oi
an agreement between the litigants BY
which 1t is said Mrs Rawsou Il
TO have $4,000 The case has
attracted much attention owing 10
the prominence Of both parties interested,
the extraordinary allegations made =
both sides. the shooting by Mrs. H2ru11I
son OF Banker Raws0n at tnoa y
church one Sunday morIAnm
shooting by Mrs. Isaur
>1sHtddt on the ocd4<lon Of the anniversary
Il his accession 20 the throne he shall fe-
'eive neither addresses nor depntatlonx,
md that no fetes will be held that will in
Folve expense He desires that his asees-
don be conmcmofaisd by acts OF public
.harity.
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= ~ pafticplar dispatch referred to was
one received In the West from the Deue-
cratic committee claiming New York by
10000 10 1900 majority. when the
dispatch arrived there II was wholly at
variance with the returns FROM this
state The Democratic committee say u
was not intended TO deceive any one. and
that at the hour IL was written the bulle-
tins OF some New York papers were irving
the state to Cleveland by 1900 plurality.
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The Republican Candidate for Dele
FLORIDA.

BOISE Cry, Nov. s.-Partial returns
from the counties of this territory give
Hawley (Dem.1 for delegate 10 congress.
1856: Dubois (Rep.) 1902
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All tho Profit

Arising from them. cable ROAD u ~
sure to go out Madison street as the sun
Ia TO shine, and as soon as II does go Hazel
wood lots win be worth 500, and win keep
ON advancing from that price. :.
investments for Quick Turns.
For this class OF Investments property
in localities which have already had the
advantage of public Improvements Is best
adapted. of this kind we offer lots In.
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i-Acre tracts. Q:
6-Acre Tracts, sis

Far below those at which any adjacent
property can be bought In tracts OF 40
acres or more. We know whA, we are talk
ing about when we make this statement,
and ask you to investigate II.
The land lies high and commands q
magnificent view of the Sound and the
olympic range. II Is worth all we ask for
Il. for gardening or fruit raising. but we
believe that in three years tpossibly onel
there win be rapid transit to this property
when /, win be worth no, iess than sioc
per acre.
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Harrison's PlunIay 2s.ooo-A Gain
of Two oaxressmep.