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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.

Furniture and low lease for two years of
good fourteen room lodging house for $500
We have the bes; investment for SOC
in rent raging property in the city.
Two choice bull ling lots in Burke's Sec
ond addition for s5oe each
all farm or garden tract of 10 acres GU
water front, Lake Washington. improved
and ON county road, for 5000
Brewery for sale. good water and good
location. $3.50
Tannery with latest improved machinery,
two acres of improved land, splendid or.
chard, fine ten-rsom, hard finished resi-
deuce, barn, and a perpetual deed to
magnificent water power. Tsnnery is on
line of railroad and on salt water. and is in
successful operation Price. 1900; part
cash. Water power is W nth this.
For anything in this list or anything you
may want 20 10
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She gave them CaStoriA
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NEW TELEGRAPH CABLE.
More improvements to the Po-
Sound Line.

"a
Sound Line.
Last Monday night, as the stean- q, E,,t,h
was entering Port Madison h.arho. -
touched on shosl water and ntthe go
time picked up the essie OF The p,
sound Telegraph Company, entirely -.
ing IT. and then passing on into dee -.
uhnsr'ned' The company was ,,iaea ~
the locality Of the accident, anr ,"-,",ass
anew cable was sent over 10 sssseiu -
severed one. II was success ~ 80 ~ ~.
night, and now the line 80 80
'n Fss without interrur s a. working e'eA'
from Germany a new eauy has ordered
of the best quality ~ Inch cable, made
perchs and galvS ., d saie,a Mt, Mt ka'e =,
near Port Rlat lint across 10 Beans point.
tons aud Is ! .sley. The cable weighs II
cable has b. 1000 feet in length. The old
ahnndone, come greatly worn. aud VIII be
which is Awhen IL Ia replaced by the new.
days expected 70 arrive here Ia ten
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FIRE surFEEERs' BENEFIT.



Foes opera house was fairly filed last
nighi b. an audience In sympathy with the
sufferers by the flre which occurred Ia the
Post and FrsnenfhaI buildings on Front
street. ar. Louis Williams, watchuaa ker
whose effects were burned conceived the
plan Of public relief for the inmates of the
buildings and arranged the programme
for the evening. Deposits aggregating SIS
from the sale Of tickets have been placed
IN bank and judging from the we'll
niled seats Ia the opera house las;
night good round sum has been realized.
The people OF Seattle are always liberal
when eases worthy Of support present
themselves, and on this occasion there was
no deviation from the customary rule
ar, Williams announced at the close OF the
performance that a committee com posed
81 Judge Rogers Greene, Rev. CLARK Davis,
Mr.. A. Gerke and Mr.. HAisted, had been
appointed 10 distribute the receipts.
The programme was well rendered aud
the express obligations OF those interested
ia the event are rendered all wha eoatrio-
uten 70 the evenings enjoyment. To the
Matoita Brothers Italian band aud the
first Regiment band, special thanks are
given for the kind and generous manner in
which they responded 10 the cali made
upon them, as well rs for the artistic and
highly appreciated efforts ON this occasion
Following Is the programme:
overture First Regiment Band
0uitar solo Mr.. Bsckensiow
selections from the Bohemian Giri'
Recitation, '.The Polish Boy"
Miss Richie Hummell
cofnet solo Iheodors wagor
Violin solo .....,.-- - Mr.. Allen
Assisted by Miss Chamberlain on piano
Recitation. The Smack "a school
....--. Miss Maud Phillips
Duet, ship, Ahsyi"
Miss Clara y. clsson aud Mr. NJ. Groul
Reading. ''Tne Master aud ths Reap
ers 49,. Miss Carrie Pike
serenade, .Eventide" First Regiment hand
Recitation, Floss Letter ........
Florence Copeland
Tableau. African sunset and African
Sunrise ...-... Master Walker
Selection from .IlTroyatore" Marotta bros.
At the union social OF l. o. @. 7. lodges
Seattle No. 4. Pacific No "a and Baltic No.
l0l held In Pythian hall last nigh, a col
lection was taken up in aid OF the move
ment and <I9 ~ were realized The pro-
motors OF this charitable scheme have
every reason 10 be satisfied with the sue
cess OF their efforts aud seattle has reason
to be proud Of her citizens.
At the close OF the revival ervi,es at the
Methodist Protestant church last night,
Rev. CLARK Davis announced thas he would
take up collection for the benefit OF the
sufferers by last weeks Front street fire
..se cctleciioa realized so 80 Two char
itsbly disposed persons have given 10 Mr.
Davis the sum of 50 for the same benih-
cent purpose, aud various private eontribu
tiOns anu quantity OF clothing have also
been turned over 10 him.
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Haley Wright
leading GnocefS
Would Dc pleased 10 see Vou this morning
~ 20 Second 81 next do n 10 pOst0elce.
satns. Chester L cary.
shswls. Chester Clesry.
Towels, Chester Cleary
Ribbons. Chester Cleary.
Ribbons Chester Cleary.
blankets. Chester Clesry
Napkins Chester CiearY.
WOODEN hosiery. caester Clssry.
View eress goods Chester Cicary.
fsiee orr aanucls. Chester Clesry,
Lace curtain nets: kny sale. cicary.
VI ssnlendid white sprnad. Clcary.
Eastern cash prices; eioakS Ciesry.
hses wanted for rress reous, feSr-lSTKL
LisxseEE ati3ce.
Ae shear lawn embroidered hanaksF-
e1lets Chester Ciesry.
Eshry silk display next Saturday even
Tobias, singcrwan a Co
Ooinc and see our display next Saturday
"shlag- Texas singsrnsn q CsA
Callafen CIV FOR Pisehe's caStofia
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KArIE PursAa.--J. r Berry, advance
agent for the popular htite Katie Putnam.
is In the city making arrangements for the
appearance OF his star at Frye 3 opera house
Wednesday and Thursday OF next week.
The mere announcement that Katie Put
nam Is coming should Gil the theatre with
our best people for both performances
Dads Girl."a new play OF the comedy.
romantic order, in which Miss Putnam has
been meeting with great success, will BE-
seen for the first time in seattle on Wed.
nesday night, With the old standby seusa-
tionsl comedy drama, Emma. the Eli " 60
follow on Thursday night. Manager FRYE
was anxious for performance Of Miss Put
mans beautiful southern drama Lena,
the Madeap," aud Mr.. Berry promised thai
II Il was possible 10 do 50 he would put a
one more night in Seattle on his return
from the upper country and play Lena
the Madcap"
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DRESSGOODS
BLACK GOODS.

Piiestly silk Warp Henriettas. This
is the strongest thing We or any mer-
chant have to offer in Black Dress
Goods. They are made in two shades.
They never vary in quality or color.
They never turn brown or pull in the
seams. We warrant every yard, and
if not rs represented we refund the
money See that you buy Priestley's.
Their trademark is vanished boards,
with Priestly's name on end OF board,
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Or. f g. Johnson, who recently spent
eight moaths 10 the principal hospitals
and leading medical institutions OF New
YORK City Investigating the most recent
discoveries in medicine aud surgery. hav-
Tag resumed practice in Seattle. Is pre-
pared 20 treat all classes Of chronic
malsdies, such as liver complaint, dvs
pepsia, rheumatism, all affections OF the
kidneys, heart and laugs. all skin aud
blood diseases, all ailments arising from
weakened nervous system, all rectal
diseases, all Ecnito urinary diseases. and
al diseases peculiar a. women, according
consultation free. Charges moderate.
onee, rooms - aud 90, New Yesler block,
Mil street
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FianneiS Chester Cles-y
Plush sale. Chester Cleary.
Con foriers. Chester Clcary-
Co~fsrtss- Chester Cieary,
New eiosks. chester tiea-y,
Table liners Chester ClesEy-
-. fN.axsss- CLAW

flF tftaaAiE< NHN'sS- N+N~-F
Rrssery for sac. Crawford GoGovef-
Ris sale OF dress Esss1s. CbssssF Ciesry.
In nayiug. CAr.s;mas, buy sSH,e Aaiss
vssful Ss vel as ornamental TokiAs,
) ngerEr2E Ca
A great display 0t handkerchief next
Saturday evening. Toklas, ssaserEas1
Z Co
Umbrellas for Christmas Grand display
uext saturday evening. TeGl&s, singer
nAa & 20.
A rrsaa Glsnizv OF Christmas goods TX
hiAItice next saturday eVeaius- I0kizs,
sinrcrFasa & CO.
Faacr suspeBderS for Christmas. DiSpis
next Saturday evening. ToklNs, singer
nan 4 Co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
n uuaersiSred, being one OF the persons
named As trustee In the articles Of ineor-
r.,rslian of the Seattle 4 Northern Rail
read Company, a corporation duis lneor,
r.ora,esi under the laws OF the Territory OF
wsshinrfon, having its pftaeipsl place OF
business a. seattle. King county, Washing
son Territory, hat nrst meeting OF tne
,Tu.re-S named il said articles Of ineor.
tsorsuon ufii BE held on Saturday the I'd
dsy of December, A. d. lsS., a. ne honT
of two o'clock p. N Of that CAV. al tns
law afaces Of strive, Hsines 4 AcAlrksn-
ia the city of seattle. King COUNTY, NAs q
irzfan Territory. and all persons named N
the articles of Incorporation OF 'aIl GU.
navy are requested 10 aftead 81 the time
And place Appclutesi for said meeting Is
aforesaid for the purpose OF orgSnixias
sad corporation THoS- J. AlLSkA-
7
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pROMPTNEsS.

Yfrst eosd. iheE = eeHEh. thsa esc-
.znpsian, tken death Il .oos d. Askers
ErEsis Remesy for consuzs pies the Ee-
uenf keEza 70 esEga, and ! esasse y
isrten- Per sase ~ A. d. stewart. efez-
-
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A GENTLE REsISpER-The coneer; Al
The epcrs house this evening. by the Bes-
ton Qainie,tc clHb viii bsgia al precisely
niieen minutes pSst eight o'clock. VIII
lhese who intend being present please be
paneiual snd ia their seats hef0rV the hour
sperih ed. No one will hs admitted during
Ahuu Der late comers mss; ait Tor IN
teFNsls between them.
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We make specially OF this line OF bust
ness and have Improved and unimproved
farms for sale, including several especial
bargains near Seattle. We recommend
particularly an eighty acre nDimproved
tract of fine beayer-dam anss maple
bottom at 500; forty ares Al half the
price. @ frst-class. partially improved 100
acre farm, with buildings, etc, Tor 5000.
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Cosr NoEK THAN II CANs ro.-The very
interesting civil suit Of Hsggenmsker vs.
Herring. Involving the very Insignificant
sum Of So, MAS settled for the time being
yesierday BY iary in Justice Soderherg' $
court, allowing Hsggcnmsker only SO 70.
aud charging the costs. amounting 70
about $50, ap 10 him. The story OF the dis'
dculty between these litigsDts IL easily
rrcollectcd for its Gnresiraiued humor
Hagen maker owns q saicos, aud Herring
rented space in one corner o. " log car
her-Shon One morning when HeTTiug
went down 20 his shop 10 commence MS
daily tass of laghering and shaving the
shap wasn't thrrv HAgsenmaSer hsi
taken down the Partition. Herring had
him arrested fog burglary. SD as y seems
The burglary wasn't there. Then hssgea
rnskcr sued Herring for rent due. sos nc
dads il costs him sso ~ collect $40. -. %
esp the climax of this loSsl a9snrdity' se
threatens an appeal
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lis probable that the music business Of
the late u " Prentlce Of Portland, or.
wiz * disposed OF by private sale A bel
ter opps-tuHity for bayiUs . well silver
Ilsssa. pgo15ahle business Is n-f Offes frr-
seute1. ZEN bracirg. as Il does sarh aFcaeies
a. ths celebrated Weber and krieTson
yiAaas aud Esisy orrsrs, ia ADDITION -
carefully selected stock Of sheet music ana
musical nSrrh aRaise.
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Died.

At the residence Of her daughter, Dee l.
1855, Mrs Wa. B. Jones. SIS jefferson
street. THIS city. Mr. Maria Coupe, wife OF
the late Capt Taos. Coupe of Coapeviiie,
aged rs years. ! mouth and Il DAYS
Deceased vas one % the early pioneers
&c Washington Territory, arriving here
with her HUSBAND. Capt Taos. C0ape, IN
the spring Of iSS, settling On Nhscoey
island where At prsseat Is ioested the town
Of CaHpeviile. and where she has resided
eve- since, beloved by al who kneu her
A kind and loving wife, dear snd asec-
tieuxse mother, size passed peacefully and
quietly axay. surrounded by her ehu'
d-cn and grandchildren. Five children
,urvlve her and mourn her loss. Mrs. fhos-
Crauurv, aud Mrs Jas Gillespie. CouEse-
Vile. W T. Coupe. NeAtcan. Geo N.
Coupe and Ms " s. Joa-s. Seattle
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OPPOSITE KIRKLAND.

Twenty acres near Lake Washington. Cd
posite Kirkland, on the county road and
the Seattle. Lake shore L Eastern railway.
al 500 per acre. We recommend II as q
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Leary aud wife left last night
for Portland.
Judge II. G. siruve Is back from attend
anae unnn cnnrf at Dirrn nh
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE QrIsTETTE CLUB oNIGHT.-The
city of Portland is not necessarily criter-
ion for seattle in any respect, but that the
former city is fAlly Up in its appreciation
of one OF the finest of arts was most fully
testified By the immense numbers of peo-
pie who attended the recent concerts given
there BY the famous Boston Quintette
Club. The press of that city contained
NEST enthusiastic and exhaustive accounts
of the performance of these artists while
there. Miss carpenter. the prima donna So
przno. came in for a most hsftering share
of the plaudits. although the entire quiu-
tette were individually praised without
stint and at length for their efforts. To
night Seattle viii welcome this famous
quintette with certainly as large aud fash
ionsble q body of people as did Portland.
Whether Seattle will eDthuse as much or
not can be told later, II IL does not, it will
never in this world enthuse in TRusical
matters. The concert will begin ct Is min
utes past o'clock precisely. Let every
one be punctual, and thereby in no way de-
tact from an evening fall of pleasure.
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ACRES At GREEN LAKE.

Twenty seres OF choice water front on
Green Lake, as desirable IS anything on
the lake. at $50. Lcok into this. We have
Is acres very near the axe at $40 per acre.
These are the two greatest bargains in tia,
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SPECIAL
n
Geltlensl's Furnishing e.

Mems Merino STEPPED s1111o 80
Drawers. winter weight, 90. n1enD
Moleskin overshirts, &C. Mass -
ey French Percaie Shirts. 3 so1k<1 -
pair cuffs, 7sc and 81. Theno Go11o
are fast oolors and good ssyls Mufp
English Merino Hall Hose, -. Heot
Natural Wool Mixed, 5 psisrr -
Natural Wool Sanitary silE. - ~.
500 different patterns in U141
silk, Satin lined, searis, - - T.
the Arlington, she lated 0ong1
Mems Underwear the se<H y
Kseler's handmade Derby Ur1I
natural samePs hair, Aus - u
lambs wool. naturai wool ~ q :
Gents saxeBy wsol shirt - q NJ
Gents Cashmere shirts - NJ
Cent? Msrino shirts - 0
Gents BaEbriggan shirieeu1
We represent the IiraN1e =
Derbe striped e&mel's 49, 50
drawers, plain caTnsi's h~f s'f1'< 10
drawers, Scarlet wool double seat
drawers, gray Scotch wssi double seat
drawers. swift Condo neSshnnting
shirt. and drawers N plain, faaey and
striped. DIR. Jaegsr's Sanitary WOODEN
system Company underwear fss ia-
dies. children and men; alo night
,hlrt. and oyershisss. T.. q . Co. are
se.s agents fer Seattle, ". T. Special
ai.ensOs 10 man erdsrs
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TOELAs, SAGERMAH GEO.,
Front and Columbia Sis.
Clothing Dept.
To those lOOkins fer a good. rss.s..

To those iOOkins Ger good. rskaal
sais oi clothes. an eyercoat. or an eaa
pair of p4nfs, made By CUSTOM
TAIIoRs. ct Erss-elass material. with
lining and trimmings to match. wo
respectfully invite to sail upon US.
We dislike newspaper .'bl0wias.r
None more 50 Bat We osa trutAsally
say that no house on the Pasiac Coast
carries larger or aner selected stock
of Mems, Youths, Boys and chn-
dren's Clothing than We DO. and our
prices We guarantee to he the lowest.
For a roOd-a..ing. all wool CASH
mer Sack Suit you pay SIS. This fora
reliable business suit We call most rea-
sonable; and from that price up 10 sie
We can give you yoar shoice Of over
20 different hines, At $40 per suit we
sell a silk-mixed all wool worsted
lined with silk serge. any ss=e from "a
to a chest, and as naity and stylish
a suit a. any one wants. For The
same price Black Diagonal We %
All Wool Sack Suit Getaway So
Of the same goods 81 higher.
could eli the paper with prices, 81
would only tire you to read thsn u
and puzzle you 20 remember. ca =
US and you win be politely shoe
stock.
Our Boys and shadren's 80 = =
new very complete. and we w<s11
Ike to show them TO The ladies. -
department Il on she second -. !.
reached by an elevator. A eeu1,
able large room, with plenty 4 ~
and the lowest prices.
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CoVSrY COMMISSIONERS NEETISo The
hoard Of county commissioners ordered al
claims raid on the fun and Clifford roads.
YESTERDAY. the surveying expenses having
been found necessary. Srhool land wss
lessed as follows To o. P. Bskerjhe y. W.
|. OF sec. l6. tp. "a. range :. u John Parks
tn S-H. a of sec. Se, ~. =. range 5. "a NJ
Dssixn the : W 81 ssc- g. n. q, range
:. and 20 T Earle the Il 81 sec Is n,
=. range 6 The bonds % Jaiius Horton.
county assessor elect. Dr. smart, coroueT-
elect, and W X Forrest. county aud tor
elect were approved. The euzrd thea al
yoarnei anti the firsi MsndAy in February
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SyEANsR SunsERGEp.-Thes steamer lola,
chartered by the board OF trade TO ply be-
recn this port and Vashcn island. had a
notwithstanding Tuesday afternoon IN III.
good literal fashion. The vessel was
anchored close 10 the shore near OlAia.
and the tide receding left her stranded on
the beach. when the water got too shall
low 20 keep the steamer upright, she heeiea
over In which position The incoming tide
found her she was immersed until =
o'clock yesterday morning a. low tide.
when by the aid of pumping gear the
water was forced cut aud the haoy suoy OF
the trim little craft restored. No damage
was done and the Steamer left the c. p. 4.
\. dock yesterday Afternoon with II pass
engers aud two tons of freight for the
West passage. She will resume her usual
route to-day, the Violet Going service yes
tertfay
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LKFr HIS wrYErs wAsr-Divoree

LKFr HIS wIFE IN wAsr-Diveree from
her husband, James D Plunner. Is sp-
piled for by Ph9oe J. Plummer, on the
grounds Of desert.ou and neglect The par
ties were married at Tacoma April II o.
this yea. and last September they moved
here from RoSlya. Mrs Plummer, whose
maiden name was Hunt, stsiss that Just
before leaving Roslyn they splG out tnviE
household effects, ana her husband sold
bis house and lot and q team Of horses aud
wagon. ali vsluei ~ S75e and thai he Then
rzn away with the money. taking $50 whie \
belonged 10 her. and leaving her in desti-
tasion
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Dunlap hats. sllk saa fsit Grand dis
rlAy Hext saturday evening lSkAsss
SiagerEnan q Go.
No Christmas uruSeuE eoHls Be more &C
eeRf45ie t1Aa q Ao3sk camera scs t2sa
Al stewart { Holmes Drag Co e
We are hesacaGrterx for everything ia
ChrisInAs esseSis- A g-xad cisPas nexi
sasurday. Ickass. sangerHsaa q Co
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TaE RACE Track PLASKKp.-The stes~
feet Of lumber has been delivered 10 the
county FOR the road leading fresn the soaih
eifF boundary 90 the race trscx, aud The
prtre amounting 10 zim1st seolo has been
ordered 70 be paid. Tas lumber vas from
Ncwelis mill The plszkiDg OF this rosd
Is now nearly conplered.
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Silk Handkerchief
POk THE HOLIDAYS.
Buy Now and Get tho Cream Of
Our Assortment.

Ladies intending to purchase silk
Handkuehiefs for the holidays viii
find it to their advantage TO make
their selections now. as the variety
viii not last long, and they cannot be
obtained later on.
We hove them in loo OF more styles,
ranging in price from &c 10 $3.50
In Linen Handkerehiefs as usual we
take the lead by large majority. We
have Fancy Bordered Handkerehiefs
as low as 25e dozen. We show them
also at 35c dozen and SOC dosen.
In Embroidered Irish goods we can
please the most fastidious from &c
each to s.
An elegant assortment in Real
Duchess Point from s225 each to SIS
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sts o'clncs , m for the grazing q ana
e.sustrns.. son % sitsssiss On both sl1ss o.
SecOnd street, from Pine steel 70 ssAnch-
- str~.t. IA accordance s5th the plans
and st@ctHea,.cas therefor new on slr u
nv od5ce.
Eaeh bal 10 Be secaE paaled oY casa
set.a.sr Of $50 81 security for the execr-
t.aa Of any contract that msy be 1sAfcra
IRE city reserves the rsEhi - rcfert any
sa= I ts9s- W X fokhhSt 1.ttA-
yfrsr r4ssiearfoa SoyeEa BE- - lsss
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sse.eN.
OF THE CABLE RelDS.
CRlKF0RB'S ADDITION.
only very few iots remain Of the first
20 which We are going % sch in this a.di-
sieu before sSvaueffse rs-frsx
iCRES FOR PLATING.

Forty acres Of choice land or the north
side OF Lake Union for $40 an scre. u i'd
joins land for which 500 an acre has been
refused. II lays with gentle slope toward
the lake and crooks the lake aud
the city. II wOEld sell readily now in lots
and would make a splendid addition.
Forty acres. little further away. at sl25
an acre. 1t lays well ans Is very cheap.
Fiye-acre tracts a. $50 an acre.
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pcSipxST HKisHrs PLArrsD-A plat OF
occiden. heights was died By Michael {.
Murphy yesterday. The covers all of lot 5.
West Seattle. Eve acre tracts in section II.
township "a north, rarss east. oeeiden ~
avenue aud Home street are cut through
il and Elliott avenue passes through the
southeast quarter. The tscive lots in
block |, which Is north OF occident ave
nue. and between Prospect avenue ant
Home street, and the 10 ic;s IN block 5,
fronting on the soath side Of Oecident ave
nue.. are ali 25xloe feet TIE other lois are
OF various sizes. owing 20 the sngul AZ
course Of Oecident and Elliott oyesIes DC
tween blocks 5. :, 3 and l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
Table Linens.

A tour through our Linen Depart
ment will reveal genuine bargains,
We consider a handsome table set OF
Linens as acceptable present a. can
he offered for a Christmas gift
Is fne Fringed Table Cloths, "a
yards long. with Napkins 10 match,
plain and e3lored borders, nsw de-
signs. at sa.se.
Tselve ace Lunch sets Table Ooths,
; and 81 yards long, with Napkins
ana DoyIies 70 match. fren sis 70 s.
set.