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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

Death OF Peter Bssaseit-Arfieies
Of Incorporation.


Of Incorporation.
uaYxrfA, March g. Mr. Peter
Blaugelt, au old resident OF this city
died yesterday evening. after = short
illness, and bis remains viii he hurled
to-day. lie had resided in this eify
for many years. aasi was very gener-
ally respected.
Fred Ward. son Of Ira Ward OF
Tamwafer. while working Ia .
sfaingIe mill At that place yesterday
was 80 unfortunate as 60 come Ia con
tact with . circular say. thereby los
ing three fingers OF his right hand.
Among the instruments flied for
record In the auditors office yesterday
were the following transfers of real
eight lots in Wright's addition. - 100;
Arthur Davis 20 G. Il. Wentz. four
acres III block 10. Ayers addition,
$i.5Z5
Judge wingard, formerly OF this
city. bus for the past several years Of
Walia WaIia. has announced his In
tsaltion Of returning ferc to reside
permanently.
Prosecuting attorney ". A. Rey-
noids was In the city last night on
very important official business.
Mrs. Terry oil Seattle, and Mrs. Kline
OF Tacoma. have leased a portion OF
the Good Templars' building and will
open q millinery store.
Mr.. ] T. Donahoe oist. Paul. MINI.
Is in the city.
CORPORATIONS roKNED.
The following corpora tons have
filed articles with Secretary 0wings:
AdamaHt Plaster Manufacturing
Company OF Tacoma; capital stock,
800 600; trustees, l.. D. Campbell. T..
w. Anderson, r. Il. Wallace, L. X.
Manning and Edmund Rice, Jr. The
objects are to engage In the business
OF manufacturing and selling adsmant
plaster.
Columbia Valley 4 Gnidendale Rail
road Company OF Goldendale: capital
stock, 100000: trustees, d. w.
Pierce, X. O. Dunbar, 4. Il. Wise. Sol
Smith. j. j Golden, Jos. Sesbitf, VIVA.
Cumming. G. :. Reinhart and Ii. ID.
Young. It's objects are 10 construct
and operate a railroad from some
point on the Columbia river between
kaiama and Columbus, through the
city OF tsoldendaie and terminating
within 80 miles OF Colville.
Matches Canal Company of Yakima:
capital stock $500; trustees l.. l..
Thorp, John Nelson and Emanuel
Cato. Its objects are to constructs and
operate bitches and canals for the par
pose of irrigating Matches valley in
Yakima county.
Kent Canning & Preserving Com
pany Of Kent. W. r.: capital stock
$1,000: trustees q. f. tiaibcrSon. j. !.
Crow aud w. j Shinn. Its objects
are to engage in the business of can
ming and preserving all kinds of fruit,
vegetables. etc.
schanno Ditch Company OF North
Yakima. capital stock si2 800; trus-
tees NJ. Bartholet, 4 Lamber and s. O.
Aorford. Its objects are 10 construct
and operate bitches and canals in
AakfIta ss,sftsfv
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian service at Pythian hall, Frye's
Opera House, at III a. m. Sermon by Rev.
Ernest smith. subject, what do Unita-
rians Beiieves" Sunday school at 12:l5.
There viii be Sunday school at the Chris
fian church, on Seneca street, between
Third and Fourth, at 10 a. m: social ser
vice at III a. m, and yeung peoples meet
ing at 6:l5 p. m.
German NJ. Z. Church-A. l.. Koeneke,
minister. Sunday school at 2 .. m: services
at p. N. at Scandinavian NJ. f. church on
Fifth street between Pike and Pine. All
are cordially invited to attend.
There will be services at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, corner Third and
Marion streets, to-day. Preaching at III a.
m. and 40 p. m. All the other services
at the usual hours. You are cordially In
yited.
First German Reformed Church-Seventh
street, near Pine, q. Graedel, pastor. Di-
vine service every Sunday at III a. M. and
7:3o p. IN. Sunday school at 10 a. IN.
sIermans, especially strangers, cordially
invited.
Methodist Protestant chureh-Corner
Second and Madison streets, Clark Davis
pastor. Regular sunday service at ii a. m.
and 80 p. IN. sunday school at 12I5,
young peoples meeting at 6:i5 p. III. All
are cordially invited.
Plymouth Congregational Church-sec-
Jul sbIett, pttHctu cpTiIg duu StueIas
Rev. II. l.. Bates, pastor. Preaching at
ii a. N. aud $50 p. m. The sermon in
the morning will be essecially for
the children, and they are earnestly
invited to be present. Sunday school at
1890; young peoples meeting at so p. m.
Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:s0 p.
m. Strangers cordially welcome.
Trinity Parish-Rey George Herbert
Watson, rector. Church on Third street,
opposite court house. Third Sunday in
Lent, Holy com munion ) a. M. sunday
school, 10 a. m. Usual services, ii ID A.
m. and 7:30 p. n. Week day services:
Monday. feast of the Annuneiation, Ii a.
m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. 4:30 p. m: confirmation class, TUES
day. $50 p. m. The bishop win administer
ID. v. the right of confirmation, on Palm
sunday morning, April II. Chapel, Second
and Blanchard streets. Sunday school,
8 p. m, sunday service at 8: AS p. m.
DR.. York will speak at the 0pera house
this evening at so, on Truth as It Ia In
Jesus, or Truth as IL is in Reason; Which,"
All invited.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sunday at IL a. IN.
in Masonic hall on Front street, near James
street. Subject: THE Ideal aud Real
life +. All are rvaloAp,e
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y. ID Iaaea fsF Postmaster Bald
iag the r@wn ef TFeax.

NAts.s WkALs. March ~ Is j. re-
T~srsssl THAI J H. tAaea &at receive
tie appointment ~ Fsas2asasser Scr
waliA M&l.a.
II = definitely stated shat the cd
established ssrsa IT SchwAhsehef Bros
Nsl ssaa cease 80 exist a. ssaerrha 3.
Using t4rta. sssaHse NJ. Isoaas asaxs
isi@ss tlss sssanagyE here tsr e1eest xears
la ses srres . resp nx9AAss 4 is asa $
axauv - large An csg4saish Faesss ~. !
his Aesish j. swing 9ay, shysssssr,.
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Twelve 81 the Providence Socaiists
t.et Away

sAa Tuesday next the quarantine win De
iskea OF the Prov ftence hospital 4 rather
sosss story Is ted 90 cue of TIE efsearS
whc constitute the quarantine guard ser.
Vices are fseqeeasly held in the hospital
chapel and ane at The accompaniment is
singing. A dsy az swo since there was no
stnxtag. 0ae eg the quarts said % q nmgss
WAY was there 40 singing 81 The sssr.
ytecs sa~say*
We are little shogf on XDe aisstx. r.
psiess tue narse, ''oSing "a the fact that
yea have nllowcd Il 81 our fueSs singers
50 escape That's why thege MAS no stag
trg As the serxsces ss.-siay
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ran sAy cirsEs.
faiEhassn Asssrbs Rockingham ne
West Cesst Crossing.

MmAwnN. March n tleglinshans
and faiFhavva propose 60 incorporate
as enc city Ter iae present. andcy the
name of Fairhayea. >elson gennssi
and i.sFralsee Rros will he here IN a
tew DAYS to look ever matters Tslasins,
80 their enterprises The fsct that
they are putting their land GA sale =;
fairhayen causes Ian Harris - ~,
mafk that they ought "a build Some
railroad FIRST Ian seems Ia IT, SCARED
oa bis cid aoine sud goes back 81 Call
fornia.
The city az Whatcnn - taos cuuSi.l.
ertng an electric light proposition from
tho Bennett Company az Whsssomi.
the aot,se power to D. waterfalls
Thirteenth street sseaass-t5ag Se-
hea,e and NhatS,m all Sosan &c reasiy
for travel.
The West toast Railroad s haaalae
land Al Noakssck Cessssiag. Al the
saSne elace Thursday Victor koe,scy
purchased sec..ssu ot land from lieu.
hen Fountain fey $50 GO
frame buildings are going up Sc
rapidly Al Svaesne and WhAtcogss that
enumeration Is 0at % the question.
The sentiment ~ the VessY.se here Is
that The cities GA fuert Sonnsf should
c~n the tide Hats b. leass-or usss ~
their best Isssigmsn, usaY sitctate.
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SPORTING NOTES.


Circuit Races.
The Tacoma team was more than
surprised when il was beaten las Sun.
day At the race traak by score of IL
to Ila The defeated team ifnmedi
ate,y challenged the winners, and 8
match viii be shot at Tacoma within
a few days for $50 side There vii
be SIX blue-rock demolishers on side
and each one win shoot at Is singles
and doubles.
Within the next week Messrs Par.
ker and Slime of this city viii shoot a
liye-bird match with Messrs. Eberls
and Ellis. Each side will shoot at 25
pigeons. The match Is for $500 side
The principal event at the race track
this afternoon vii be the trot between
Ed Andersen's Mayflower and Van
warts Mountain Boy. The race will
be for q purse of Slo1, best two in
three. half-mile heats.
While in California Joseph Nc
Naught purchased several blooded
colts. These arrived yesterday. They
will be trained at the race track by
John Connors. who came with them
from San Francisco.
The question of bringing the horses
of the Montana-0 Oregon Washington
circuit 10 this city is still being talked
OF by the horseinen of Seattle. 1t is
urged II four days races could be ar
ranged that it would bring from 10000
to $4,000 persons daily from outside
places to this city, as the races would
be the best ever seen on the sound.
All that is necessary to induce the
owners to bring their flyers here is the
sum of 5000, TO be divided and hung
up in the form of purses. This sum
could easily be raised il gentlemen OF
energy would but take the matter in
hand. Lit is urged that those interested
in racing matters should hold a meet
ing and appoint committee to can
vass the city for funds for purses to
see If the necessary amount can be
raised. For instance there could be
purses given by the railroad men. the
real estate dealers. steamboat men,
hotel keepers, merchants, etc. Those
who will derive the most from the
presence of large number of visitors
should give the most toward the
purses.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

TIE town el pinSk, ln Russia. has
been DESTROYED by fire. Six persons
we're burned e. ieata.
Cholera haS broken out 81 Zeansanha
IN thr Philippine islands There have
hcen 80 deaths 50 far.
Is Is reported Al The Hague that
Minister Heem skers hiss beer az
ESs&uset8 FeEenf Of Holland
England isas demanded tf MoFoceo
&5sss1 Indemnity 3oY the massacre and
Fs.lAse at Narkens3e factory Al Cape
NaAaN II iSNs
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DISTRICT Court.
The Columbia tanning Company -
Docket Proceedings

The complicated affairs Of the insol-
vent Columbia Canning Co. were
brought np before Judge Burke. in
chambers, yesterday morning. The
canning company wants 70 go into IN
10 insolvency. bat is creditors insist
taat il has property and goods enough
To pay all IL debts Il properly handled.
= large amount of goods that have
eseen held pending the result OF Aiira-
ton l. IN sfangar II spelling. so, upon
8 showing - that effect, sheriff Ne
1FaN was appointed receives, with the
privilege 81 selling al y-erishahie goods
at the expiration of fifteen days.
The following other Proceedings
were had
john ". Miller was admitted 10
pr9etlEe upon presentation Of = esrfi-
sle4te frcsn the Supreme Courf OF
Ohio
t'asharlne Lark - Thom6s r Lark
Report g John Arthur. referee.
flied.
Territory OF Washington es al. ~.
John keazse ~tprsler 81 continuance.
ttsluEpbsa Canning 20 w Its Cred.
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NTr4sa - aSe a. sac x0ssT TrsS3ueti xs
states - tbs IaNaa- s7s yAss asinesxz ~
gs0as essatxsn xekE, silver, essVpeT. fys3t Nssss
cssSA - tstassssse fFaezz ~ erAzizx aa2sss
saFFsagt Ssasssss&s24-s - cattle ara sAeep An1
is extensive ss@leelsassl Fs<sasss FsFszssssss
A. fSts c~<sAss ~ stsssstA&ssa. ths gssss rser
afrw kss2s e SsSt@ Instances she tzxgssE D
sEE ASzgs1 Aasassg ths cfllz zsSsk sSae-
Sssa TrsAsKess - ssse a eNssxSs state yszx he
EseAsasEzseaa gisxN9a Kidney Iva. wAsra A&s
sAT1sFt& . NsSsa 80 FA0GS&Esss as3sSesxss wtsh
eA&H Ia ghe s@xk ash ksstssx asassas sssss. -
= EssTNsH - FszSSsAhss eaEzs sssssssszz AEs
aSSVr sA@s SD IS SsRwSrg 4 sszss~aes
Drag ga. whasssase Ereztx
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naIlpIarer Ward Arrixe. Homo.

Nsw YORK. March 23.--John Mont
gomery Ward. the basehallist. arrived
on the steamer Saale. which reached
quarantine at midnight last night
Had the vessel made her appearance
in the day it was the intention 10 bring
up the popular balltosser in tug a. a
mark of the esteem in which he Is
held. This morning Mr. Ward pro-
ceeded to Marlborough Head, where
Mrs. Helen Dauvray Ward was wait
inr 10 receive him.
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ELLExsnrag. March % -. r. Buck
ley. civil engineer. arrived from Tia
coma to-day TO make new snryey Of
the line run last year for the Eilens-
burg & Columbia River road.
Parties are circulating q petition to-
day % close all places OF business or
sunday here. and VIII try 20 enforce
the saw tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Continuation Of the Puyal-
IMP Investigation.
mAnnIED ArrEE 20 YEARS.
ueA1iae PIssnsd In Pennsyissnis
rakes PIsce In spekane.

n WDIU10k = - =
rakes PIsre In spoksne.
sroxaxE FALLS, March 2. John =.
Reed ard Mrs. NJ. L. Brewer. who
vere youthful lovers in Pennsylvania
= vesrs axs. we're married here To-
day For some reason known only
g themselves, the lovers parted. lie
came Weat and she remained At nome
md "a due course Of time married q
NV respectable citizen by the name
n Brewer. When John heard OF the
-~ddiue be took 10 himself wife, and
4 iooFed q If the book had closed for
ever a, tire old love, but in the course
~ drr Yrs. Brewer became q sidew
ma Mr. Reed widower. and when
1h~v heard 81 the deaths Of their two
~r<s,,see they resolved 70 have the wed
Zinc rs Spokane Falls tina. had been
nisnr,ed Ia Pennsylvania way back In
IL liffies. The records Of Spokane
scunfg show that the intention has
ksen carried out. Mrs. Brewer. nov
4 woman, OF middle age, arrived In the
citv Yesterday. Reed met her, a IL
ceisse vas procured and Rev. Mr.
Watson made them one. Mr.. Reed h
ven known by old residents here.
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A Mississippi Murder.

LExiscTos. Miss, March 23.-Tenn
Cress was shot and instantly killed
by Dr. J. 5. Watson near Eulogy. this
county, to-day. tress had openly
threatened to kilithe doctor. and when
the men met Watson fired the fatal
shot
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Mi.slssippi Coal Barges in Danger,

VIeEsguss, March 23.--The steamer
Hoxie. towing five coal barges, went
aground above here to-day. and the
barges are in danger of being carried
away and lost. IL Il thought at least
three OF them will 60 tonight. The
barges aud contents are worth $50 900
each.
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r.emsr challenge. the world.

PfrTssuRs, March 23.-John Teemer,
the oarsman. Issued challenge to-
night TO any oarsman in the world
Gaudaur preferred 10 a series OF races,
three, four and FIVE miles each, for
$500 each.
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EGLExsBs.gg. March 23.--parfies
from the conconnu.ly mining distriri
to-day report big strikes in the Fourth
OF July, Lone Star and Arlington
mines. some o. the ore going a. high
as 400 q tIasa
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CAUTION

bewe-e ,9 Fraud. as Esy mars. ana -
price are stamped e5 the bottuas AZ - -. -
sayeTsssel SHOES before leavi md tie 1900 =,
which rroecf the ueare-s sgxsnes hssk
ETaces aAa sn Terror gsosis- n dcasex osrS..
or Says be has them without s.y ns.,1 s. -
price stamped ON the bottom. nsss 40 80
down IS q fraud - an
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DR.. "A. c. STODDARD.
President OF the
LIEBIG WORLD DISPENyARY.


OF San Francisco, CAL, aud Kansas CIV
Mo-, viii be at the Arlington hotel Apfii;i g 8
and Is, to consult with his mny
patients in Washington Territory and a
others desiring treatment
DR.. Liebig 4 Co. The European medical
STAFF and special surgeons and phyGiCfaus
OF the Liehlg World Dispensafy and inter
national Surgical Institute.
The surgical branch gives special atlen-
ton to defermities of every kind. and IN
displacements requiring appliances for
curvature OF the spine, hip joint disees%
distorted limbs or arms successfully treat
ed by our Few yoltaic and magnetic arph-
ances.
The medical branch deYotes especial a.
tention TO all chronic, Complicated. pri-
yate and wasting diseases, resulting from
badly treated cases of acute or special ma
ture, or from fndiscretions OF youth, bring
ing on spermat0rrhua. seminal weakness,
and an unnatural drain from the body
which undermines the constitution
debility, decay, loss of vitality or MAJ.
hood, which sssslt from excess of mstnr-
ity.
The reason so many are not cured OF the
above complaints is owing 10 q complica,
ton called prostatorrhea, which cur
treatment alone can cure.
farric0ctile, wormy veins In sercfeu1.
structure, blood and skin impurities, speed
coafdentiaIiy and qEfckly cured. cafarrh
of the mucous membrane OF sle head or
b adder successfully treated also throat
and lung diseases. Female complaints and
ali del cate, complicated diseases Of 80
men, carefully treated by our rev method
whereby none of the Usual physical exam
nations ara required. DisplasemeBts OF
the uterus aud all special COMPLAINTS Pc
culiar to females successfully rested. AL
languages spoken and written Write N
your own language.
The mos. powerful ELECTRIC BELTS
free 20 patients. Call on or address
Liebig World DispensarJ,
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SAG FRkstgsCa. March = -fadseatious
serz4 hexzrs for Oregon ard wsxAsnxtar
Fair we2tAer pr4exzsss3 by local raEns il.
Western Mss&EnEsez wesssrlr wsBdx.
siisEfty warsner
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night and morning Most replied
that they did. but one small child said
she only said her prayers in the morn
ing. Indeed. and how IS that p
inquired. II should think you would
need Coils care more at night than in
the daytime. Why don't you say
say your prayers al night 7"
= 'Eause always sleep in the mid
die, was the quick reply.
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! askess ay own class IS boys and
girls 8 hey aiwayx aid their prayerS-
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NeT FREseuT LINE Tho state
ment was made before the city council
on Friday night that the Front Street
Cable Railway Company proposed 10
go into the freight transporting busi-
ness. and that il Was the intention to
add a freight 70 the passenger depart
nlent 10 the manifest detriment OF
teamstsrs who are engaged in deliver
ing goods all over the city. These
statements were made by ain attorney
who appeared in behalf OF the team
sters and IN opposition to the passage
OF the ordinance prohibiting them
/ from standing on Front and CONNER
cial streets yesterday. Mr.. w. III.
6orham, assistant secretary of the
Front Street Cable Railway Company
was seen by ! reporter He was asked
II his company was going into the
freight transporting business and re-
pied that he had no knowledge that
his company intended 20 embark in
the freight carrying. They were in
the field, however, to stay so far as
the passenger traffic business was con-
eerned
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DIR. SP[NuBYI
&c Co.'s
SEATTLE DISPENsARy
3l0 Commercial street. apr -
jacobson, Seattle. w. r.


All chronir Diseases OF MIN and HOst
successfully treated
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous ard Fays.
Debility, Exhausted Vitality, semlc<
weakness, 5permatorrhoes, Impotsfs
Gonorrhoes,, elect. syphilis, PreJDafare =
cline, Weakness In Women. aud ail Fax
uonal DerangemeHts that result from yosffs
ful follies cor excess In after years.
URINARY Kidney, aid Bladder EEon =
Weak Back, Gonorrhgs, Is
CrystitiS. Varicocele, structure, etc, prozast
~ and safely cured Nonauseous nscdft u
given, nor strong injections used, nj r
cause structure. Charges rssssuieble-
NERVOUS Debility, Loss OF vigor, 5tsss =
Losses, Night Euilssieas ~
spondency, etc. etc, cared
YOUNG HEE suffering f:ols lac 81
youthful foiiies or ibat@ -
tons, shoald avail themselves Of eur ffss-s
ment, the iFreatest boon ssss Islisi - {;
TAR OF saferiu2 humanity. VIII gunFs
positive sufe In every case.
Aladlsassd ksD Th .s a., are "a. asn :' i.s {.
uations Of tAe bladder. accompanied
sfnErting OF burning sensation on exa
aaon The Hrine deposits Sssiimefif
sometimes slnamen r. pftfsgsi Tbs
varies fr0zi a bright o. TesaiIas 70 es
milk hue, TIE I.atis:ls exg.essailoss a @ess
euiDg OF the system III q xaa11Asy ne 1ass.ss'
account feg. This II tiae sessls1a ssaks q
seminal ws:akness. Many 1se kss this 20
Guilty, kgllofnns OF iss casl8e a pgsrfefs can
and healthy restoration guaranteed
Once hf'nrs- 2 e. ~. 10 . 3 m.s So
H.. Suadays 70 s a. N.
". B-P,srsons unzbse 10 .s,s gs EseS e
treated AZ i.hElf h0rslsz IS cersspaHAsx i.
Medicines And Instructors s2-xs SO nz4sl ~
cxDrssz Consultation fyse o4&
ssrd 20 stamy lsz the Tlsgny Aaas
fuends ef ousdsto WeciecE
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OUR LIST comprises choice aud Sc
lected lots In every quarter of the city and
suburbs. We have farms and relinquish.
ments, additions, blocks and lots, s0-acre
tracts, fo-acre tracts and 5-aere tracts, in
side and business property for sale at prices
TO suit all buyers, from fifty dollars to fifty
thousand dollars. Call and see us; we have
several bargains this week
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| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMPARE THE TERMS

To notice that this list is constan
changed
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LAKE VIEW
ADDITION,
WE ALSO OFFER:

$50 to $3.50 buys lots in Bigelowi =
addition; $3.50 10 $3.50 buys lots in
Northern addition; $500 to $500 BUYS
lots between the cable lines: $3.50
buys a iiye-acre tract near Green
Lake; $500 buys l0-acre tract
smiths Cove, terms one-tfir.l cash !.
$500 buys i0-acre tract near Green
Lake; $40, coo buys 4e-acre tract near
Salmon Bay, 5000 cash will handle II
ana many other bargains in lots and
acres Cali and see our cuisines 8
chances.
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LAND SYNDICATE
VIII any other before the Public.

The more yon investigate the more you
VIII be satisfied that our present undcrtak-
ing stands away above anything now in
the market. Do not fail To investigate and
10 compare our terms in every detail.
The tract comprises nearly leo acres A
grand boulevard IOe feet wide 1.-THE main ar
rery of the distrietl runs for mile right
through the center OF the property. The
land is perfect in its location and close TO
the railroad center and manufacturing in
dustries of Seattle. The adjoining tracts
are now selling in bulk, at just double the
price per acre at which we are pooling tais
important addition.
Prior {, placing their money. the mem
bers of this syndicate will. of course. meet
aud vote upon ali details usual in suca
cases, and the entire management OF the
syndicate viii be determined by the stock
holders, subject to confirmation of the syn
dictate the vice president of the