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Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Farmers

All the Embellishments, imported
sausages, cheeses, canned goods, fruits,
etc 121 n Market street. 12-6t
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

Try the Economy Coal Co. for all kinds of
good coal. Yards south of Douglas ave
on Kellogg street. Main Office 116 \ Mar
ket 15-6tW12-2t
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Coal Dealers

Scale books, coal tickets, etc, for sale at
this office Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. Address The Wichita
EAGLE, Wichita, Kan. 75tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
RentA! ARencieN

Rent registers for sale> at this Office
Orders by mail viii receive prompt atten
ton. Address the Wichita EAGLE, WITCH
ita Kan 75-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

600 in 6 per cent Sedgvick or Sumner
county farm MORTGAGES wanted in1neci-
ateiy, 10 fill special order, by Kansas Ma
,ional Loan Co. & l55 Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

35 dozen Gents All Linen Cuffs
same makes as above, price else
where 35 cents, all week 2 pairs
for % cents.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Coal, Coal! Coal!

Weir City, Canon City and Usage Goals
at the Economy, 116 n. Market. Tele-
phone 301. d15-6twl2-2t
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE office. C63 Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Boyd's Dental Rooms,

Full set teeth, s.; double set, SIS; plati-
mum filings. 81; silver filings, 75c; ex-
tracing teeth, Csc. Eagle block. d 156 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
At the Fulton Marke

Missouri Pacific railway the shortest
inc to ST. Louis, by 48 miles. d lA-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
..EllsMorth Short Line"

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE Office. d63 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
steam ThreSherS,

Try the Weir City nut coal, for sale at
the Economy Coal Co., 1l6 \. Market,
d15-6tw12-2t
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Following
MILLINERY.
JUST RECEIVED.

An immense line or white and
black hats Elegant assortment
at prices that cannot be dupl1cat-
ed in the state.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

Engraved CALLING eards-at :
Wichita EAGLE Office dos &
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Weir City.

Is the coal for steamers; for sale at the
Economy Coal Co., 1l6 \. Market.
dl5-6tW12-2t
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
<ZxANS
NEW DEPARTMENT..
TINWARE.

Biscuit, doughnut and cake cutters 2]9c
each.
Pie plates, nutmeg graters, small cups,
e1sc each,
Pepper boxes, salt cellars, tin cups, exc
each.
Dredge boxes, dippers, wash basins, &C
each.
Strainers measures; tunnels, sc each.
Match safes, tin banks, tumblerS, sc
each.
! quart buckets SC; quart dinner
buckets 25c.
Coffee TASKS &c; coffee pots 13c.
Dairy pans SC upwards; 10 quart dish
dams pc.
Pudding pans &c upwards; comet sifters
15c.
Climax egg heaters 12c; shovels &C.
Egyptian trays, l2c; dust pans SC.
Potato Washers l0c; rolling pins i0c.
Fiue shoppers complete l5c; sprinklers at
ell prices.
Metal bottom wash boilers S9c.
Fauntleroy comb cases 35c.
Jap. coffee canisters l0c; sugar boxes
sc.
Bread boxes 79c: cuspidors lSc.
Ladies' &c: scalloped cake pans &c.
Many more articles in this department
can be found at all times. Prices very
popular.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

For sale BY J. ". Hawn & Co, Wichita
Elevator, telephone S54 dis II
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Steam Threshers,
Dissolution OF Partnership.

Buy your coal from the Economy Coal
Co. lie n. Market. d15-6twl2-2t
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Bids for Location.

For Summer Coal
Try the Wier City nut for sale at the
Economy, lilo n Market. 15-6uw12-2t
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

Closing out sale, cheap, millinery and
shoes Warren's, 246 y. Main. d IA Ct
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Manila wrappera

Take the Missouri Pacific railway 10 all
points east. west, north and south.
I24 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
To Steam Threshers

Special prices will be made on car loads at
the Economy Coal Co., 116 n Market, main
office. Is 6twl2-2J
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
SHOES.
AGENUINE SACRIFICE.

Something that viii do every
LADY in the city good-Good Shoe
at Cheap shoe price. 800 pair
Ladies' Bright DOngola Shoes,
every pair warranted or money
refunded. very flexible, all solid,
All widths, sold by all at 50. rs.
RED marx cuts TO $500 pair
ask to see them, call for Our
Leader. the greatest SOU snOe ID
America.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

Engraved CALLING cards a. the
Wichita EAGLE Office, Cts Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Ct. Ioujs San Francisco Train ServIce.

Three hours the quickest to ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. ia tt
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

Composed Of day coaches, elegant fra
reclining chair cars aad Pullman sleepers
leaves Wichita AZ ii-55 a IL runs
through 10 81 Louis solid, arriving the-s
at $40 a. n, next day. This 10 one ard
one-half hoursouicke- than any other Hns
running both reclining chair cars and
Pullman sleepers from here through viii
cut change. City ticket Office 80 Main
street
2 F. BiECKLEf,
cl4a. Pass and Tleke. ASsa.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
Excursion Rates to Fort Worth snd Return vi1
the Santa Re Route.

For the Spring Palace exhibition the
Atchisou, Topeka s. Santa Fe railroad
will sell round trip tickets commencing
today, continuing the sale on the following
days, June /, 5, s II and Is, at rate OF
sI4 80 Passengers going TO Galveston can
purchase tickets from Fort Worth 20 that
civ for IS for the round trip. Apply at I22
North Main street and Union depot
". D. MURDOCH.
10 Isr psSSanrsr and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06

rs dozen Gents fine Suspenders
braid and web ends, usual price
20 to Is cents. Red Mark cuts to
/ ! cents.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
For 3 81 Cents.

so pieces White Check Main
sock, 8 different patterns, the
price over the city is z 1-2c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-06
For 5 Cents.

We offer a lot Of white Lawn
Stripes that are good value at 8
cents.
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PERSONAL.

NJ Ben. c. Trivia. Of Portland. Is in the
city,
MO. r. Ansersna left last nixht for
oakAkay asad San Jose. Cal He vii be
absent ahosss two weeks
Mr.. Harry e. Holden. nephew Of Mr. Z.
r. Holden, arrived yesterday from Lexfng'
ton. Va. aua win make Seattle bis fntare
home.
Mr.. Charles Kitten win leave AZ the close
ef the present week on q yisst 10 Chicago.
from which city he has been absent for q
number Of years
Mr. + q. Won Rasen. connected with the
department 90 Justice. Washington. ID. G,
u rs the city. Mr.. Ven Rosen inteuGs 10
eating here fegnancntly.
Captain :. sssacadsaa. with Toktas.
SinEesraaa i Co. contem plates trip 70
New York. business connected with tie
settlement 81 his fathers estate calls afia
there
Mr.. Christian Lynch and Mr.. Joha Fox,
ct Harrisburg. Pa, tssf tor their Eastern
home Taesdsy evening". Before leaving
they jointly purchased Bali heck OF land
OF Madison street
Mr. J. c. WEIGH, eaief clerk In the
money -9raeS department 81 Eae Portland
psstosFsee. arrived in seattle yesterday. He
Il making scur cf Sks leading towns Of
tie SnrthwSss Tor rsst and seetcati0G.
Mr. {. T. hosner. general msnseex OF
the Canadian Pxri2e, aud Pacific Postal
Telegraph lines, and Mr.. l. W Sterg0F.
general manager for tho faelGc Postal
TclcSrSpA Eazansay fer his coast, arrived
here yesterday fseEa SAn Francisco,
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DISAPPOINTED APPLICANTS.
A Civil Service Exansination That
Faded shortly.

A civil service examination is supposed
10 have been held in Seattle yesterday.
Inspector Edwin b. Niver arrived here
Tuesday night and yesterday morning at 9
O'Clock opened the examination papers at
the court house In the presence of Post
master Lyons. one of the board OF exam
iners
Two applicants presented themselves
during the morning and at ! 30 Inspector
Ntven appeared at the postofiice and
mailed their papers. saying that the
examination was ended
During the afternoon g. dozen or more
applicants presented themselves at the
courthouse for examination: but as no In
spector or beard of examlners could be
found. these wonld-be servants of Uncle
Gam, after waiting around for time, left
in high dudgeon az the bfevity of the ex~
animation.
One OF the disappointed candidates
wrote an indignant letter 70 Inspector
Nirer, wha had returned 70 Portland, and
also telegraphcd Q protest 10 Washington
Lass night
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= = s. - - = =
To Rsp11nr mannesr sf o. 0sel-
asmen1 Eneoae Aun1.
II. Edwfn Bcnnekx RnndbstS. ~ weH,
kn0xn maEaeer e. - oectdenanl Aoees
lied yesterday 2n<ning = ; ote1pck a
typh1zd rneum0uIa- II E;Endleff NJ
taken 81 sbo1t thspe weeks ia, bzs untz,
1xi6ay Ins1 - De<1u1s feezs were enfer
tanned rsgxrtfax III eon1lktosi From thax
tine howessr, be ezsu npiti1y worse m
q y<sses4xy uhee - szSsEhed his In.
Ey<rgfhlnx fha< human sktzI md deTe<ic1
euna Do b ay<rz re thTea4eued d1nE<x
xas done. hus 10 "a pzrpznL Hxa wife,
Who hns heen ur<trfnx IN hes d<yofiuu. d
nfSerly prostrnfkd % her sorr,w-
Ar. kMndie<t- who ca-ne q, this city u
shs Occitsntnl. has lad, for 6 yeung !
Ezn. refaa<kahiy saecexzful eaxeer. He
wes born q Portsmouth,. =. H. May q.
z16e, md %, had he lived, 1oilld hare been
q yean Of axe this m0ufh- He
k26 been Ia the hotel business
ocsxnie house, isie & ss,sess. ana he
Adams hcaxe and ccU1.ouwsAitA hotel. of
Boezsn. ia vaxioas expac{s3eE- From tho
last mentioned house he was called BIZ the
seattle Hotel Company 20 take charge of
the Uccfden&al- His success In this city 80
vel knowa- Under his management the
OccltentAi has taken rank Among the best
hotels on this coast
Asa Hxn Ms. Rundleft WIS genial. un-
assuming and uniformly courteous As q
manager he was devoted 70 the Interests
ct his employers. and keeniy aiive 10 the
demands and Interests OF his guests and
the travelling public. He leayez behind
him In this eiss large circle OF frienes
- ho sincerely faoarn his death
Mrs. Euualeft. who has the sympathy Of
the entire community In her k4d sscreAve-
ncnt. accompanied BY fy1eEdS. viii ieAye
Tor Boxtou II rs fkis morning with the
remains. which win be inferred In Forest
services viii be held In tie hotel
e O'Clock this mTrniug. Rev.
Z. G. smith Officiating Mr. Rundlefl
leaves behind him father and sister, who
reside ~ Purf<nouth, n. H.
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All Kildsof Land Selipfr Sale
Surveyed Land Scrip.

ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLATMs--In 40,
50 agd 10 acre pieces ioeafahie on any
lands subject to homestead and pre-emp-
don entry. Large supply on hand: no de-
lays in filing orders
have fun supp y Of FRACTIONAL ADD
rI0SAL HOMESTEAD CLAIMS of from three to
70 acres, which. by rulings OF the general
land Office. are loeatable on fractional sub
divisions OF double their area or less. the
difference being psid for in cash At ILLS
per acre.
PoKTrRrxlD wAEEASrs In aeacrc
pieces. Act of April IL, 1869 Locatable
on any unappropriated public lands The
supreme court has decided In Wilcox VS..
Jackson that the word unapprcpriated ~
applied .c public lands means mot legally
disposed OF. II win take lands in the
corporate limits OF = town. See seereIr
RES decisions Ia Reed vs.. pigby, and
Lewis Ct al We. Seattle. 10 win take oocu-
pied lands where there Is no legal cisim.
See Boysrd vs.. Bum. IL viii take with
drawn land when the withdrawal does
not operate as disposal Of the land. See
last case and case of wm- r. Brown.
Scrip Locatabls on Unsurveyed Lands.
sioux HALr-BREEp SCRIP. - In 40, 50,
and $50 acre pieces Act OF July IL. 1s54-
Locssabie on any unsurseycd lands, not
mineral.
vALEsrrrx sczr.-In so-acre pieces. Act
OF April 8, is72. Iocasab.e on any Hnap-
propriste5 aud unocnnpicd public lands.
not mineral, surveyed or ursnrveyed.
In locating any of the above scrip, no
settlement or residence il required, and
there IL no limit 20 the quantity one per.
son may use. The right attaches at once
on filing the scrip, aad transfers OF title
for town sites or other purposes may be
made without any delay.
Void entries, locations, or selections. viii
not prevent any Of these rights from NJ
taching.
w. @. HILL.
r. o. BOX 7I2- SEATTLE. W. 7.
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PASSENGERS LISTS,

oregon q CalifoTuia-P2ssed Medford
w. 5. Hobbs aud wife, A. n, Cooper. I. II
Gil bert. y. Murphy and wife, H. s. Boggs
2 Edwards. A. Kiekmanli, L. II. Johnson
~ h. Patterson. II. NJ. Iisxon. II. @. Gas
sadly, Fred saith. III. Rosenberg. W. O.
Bodiey, r. b. Duncan, H. Rosenburg. W
O. Bodley. J. X. Russell. ] : fomis. Mrs
Denton and child, Oliver Goldsmith ant
sife, r. Desk. Mrs. Bufnss r s. Rotilx
child, wife ard four children, A. J. pu
hamel, r. b. Smith and wife. q. y. smith
@. w. Oliver. L. n. Bernhard, !. ]. ESher
H. c. Besssfors. J. Pred sschiingman, O. r
Ssigert, H. A. Hayden. Mrs. n r. Hayden
+. senkeier and wife, Earl of Chester
field. Newton 0gle. o. ~ Barnes aud wife,
Miss Aldrfch, Miss Hayden. +. G. Andrews
and sisFy one second clsxs.
Per steamer Wilmington. sailing from
Seattle 10 San Franciso-Msy L W
RI. Wood. Mr.. and MrL p. 7. Hopper
A. :. Dolf. Thos- Pile. Mrs kindred
and Children, John Kolg. J. Fl. Herriek
w. A. whaion. and twenty In steerxge.
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Following IL the fuil text of the verde
rendered by the Jury:
UNDER FOUR CHIEF JUSTICES.
| Clerk Legerwood II To-day Sue.
eeeded BY Clerk Hopkins.

ceeded by Clerk Hopkins.
W. e. i,edgerwood. clerk OF the district
court. yesterday morning sent for Mr.. 4.
II. Hopkins. his successor By appointment
OF Judge Hanforsi and told him that he
was ready to deliver the Office over at Any
time. Mr. Hopkins said he was in no par.
ticuiar hurry or fret abont the matter; but.
II IL suited Mr.. fedgeFwoods pleasure, he
would assume the duties of the Office on
Thursday. This being mutually satisfac-
tory, Nh. Leeerwood win step out aud Mr
Hopkins will step in to-day
Mr., lssdgerwood has flied the Office OF
clerk Of che distvies court under four chief
justices He was Hrst appointed hy Judge
Js res April IL. 1857 Az this time there
were over hfly applicants for the position,
but Mr.. LedgeFwood was Sc strongly en-
doFsed by the people OF seattle aud the bar
thai he was given tue place. When Judge
BOYLE was appointed the members OF the
bar unanimously retiuoned hiin to retain
Mr.. Letiesrwood la The Office, and when
Judge burke was appointed he at oRce no.
titled bin that be shoald stin hold the
cgfice.
A. sosn as Judge Hanford had qualified
Mr.. Lesigerwood rendered his resignation.
Judge Hsnfoff told him he would prob
ably want 10 appoint Republican "a the
place after time; but that he need not
hurry out Of the af,ice antil be had az
FaGNN4 hNSffEIaEE sAffkfACtnfy ID
himself. Soon afterwari Mr. Hopkins
Was appointed. and he very generously ac-
ceted 60 Mr.. LedHcxwoeod's remaining in
the Office until May /. or longer If neces-
sssy, 90 Wind ur his affairs and make col
leetionss etc.
Mr.. Iadgernsn has filed the Office in q
very satisfactory manner, and he received
many very handsome compliments from
the members of the bar yesterday aftsfz
noon. He leaves the records OF the court
in admirable shape. and Mr.. Hopkins win
and no back work 70 bother him when he
takes caayge this morning.
Mr. Ledgsrwoo6 has uos vet decided
what business he viii engage ins but be
viii probably take q good rest and try 10
regain his health. which has been very
poor OF late, from oyerwosk.
Mr.. II. T. Harmon. deputy clerk. viii re-
mxsn III the ossce. ander Mr.. Hopkins.
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ugEyITIEs.

County Surveyor Anderson has com
pictsd thirty township maps for the use 81
the assessor.
Register ]. 4. Baird win resume his
place Ia the land Office to-day and remain
until his successor qualities
An unknown man was seriously hurt
yesterday afternoon At the intersection of
Railroad avenue and jackson street By
being struck By freight train.
The yesng people Of Plymouth church
TO morrow evening viii give L7up6
soc1able. A literary programme haS-Seen
prepared and 10 all who attend good
time IL assured.
A certified copy OF the win OF seiim T.
Neodwofth. who died I'M san Francisco.
Cal, June 70, 1871. leaving certain real e..
tate In King county. was aied In the pro
bate court yesterday.
Al O'Clock this morning Unit NJ. Rasln
was reported by his nurse at Providence
hospital to be resting easy, although bis
condition was such that death might be
expected AZ any moment
James Mcdonald WAS convicted in
police court yesterday OF petty larceny. ia
stealing 1856 from drunken man IN the
Half Moon saloon, Monday night He was
sent to the county tall for twenty-five days
A special meeting Of the Seattle Ministe-
rial Association Il called for this afternoon
at O'Clock in the parlors al the y. NJ. &.
tendance - business Of importance win
be presented.
Inspector bolton Rogers has rendered
his resignation to Collector bradshaw, to
take effect to-day. Mr.. Rogers has been In
the customs service for the past two years.
and has proved himself 10 be 3 capable
and faithful ocassr.
Tomorrow evening there will De mem
hers reception and social NJ the hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. IL
VIII BE under the auspices OF the Actho-
dist Protestant church. These socials
are held under The auspices of different
churches once mouth.
The hearing of Lewis Davis, tire young
nan who is demented from the use 81
cocaine and morphine, has been continued
by the probate CONT for ten days His
friends Glsiike the idea OF sending hifa TO
an asslara. aud hope that he may recover
under private treatment.
Licenses To wed were issued By Auditor
Forrest yesterday for Edwin webbex aud
Miss Johanna AbsHhams. Thomas = Ffoyan
and Miss EesnA tirfswoid. Frank +. kerkow
and Miss clara NJ. Kennedy, Edmond =
aasrs and Miss i.fxzse Ward, al OF seattle;
Arthur Griffin aud Miss Gabrielle paamelle.
or King coanty.
A special meeting OF the memheFs al The
Aarketsirees BAPTIST church IL called for
this evening. Rev. Mr.. Squires OF Win
assck. will preach at 80 shssp. After the
preaching service tiaere win be held q
business meeting for the purpose 81 call.
Ing pASsns A large attendance Of these
interested II requested
Co. aE's has accepted the chaifsnge Of
the Rides for baseball match FOR the mi-
lstia championship al thcrsee track sstur-
ssay lssrnouD, May sth. al 4 o'elock. Nine
Of the former will be selected from the
following. Noble, Cex. Boone, Downing,
Bell. Russell. He{inron. Ceiilns. Nslst1ttx.
Hemali, Carr, washhurn and Stout
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KfaHrn rHKfINcF
a cRIrrLE.s REVENGE.
Beaten Ry bully. lie sheets Him
In the Thigh.

Tha shooting ARRAY at Fort Gamble re
ported In Yesterdays foss ENTEIt1asSega
is learned 10 be less SERIOUS than was al
arsi supposed, the yictim mol heing mort
ally wounded.
The two parties 10 she ARRAY were John
Proctor and Peter constaat. employees oil
tue mill company, The trouble bets cen
them commenced last Friday evening IN
the mess house. BY Proctor throwing bis
cult n constadt IN sport, The biscuit BIZ
Constadt on the nose aud he responded %
kraesorst Jest By applying vile epsthet %
MIN. Then Proctor jumped across the
1hle aud gave consssdt, who has Grip
Pied arm. severe beating before the
siter the fight. sHore yeugence apen HIS
asszfsant aud said thai even II he was the
smaller nasn and a cripple, he would set
even With him.
TIE next tav be went to the company :
ssore and tried % buy pistol. But
Ms threats had been made 80 openly
mat they would not sell him one. Then
ne came to seattle and bought a new
revolver. On the trip back - Pert Gamble
ne showed the weapon 70 several parties
en The boat aud said that Il made him as
sig Is the rnau thar had whipped him.
inesday afternoon he met bis enemy ia
He Reuse provided as q lnungtng place for
We NIL men and known - the reading
mom. He nrst saunted him with having
Naipred cripple an3 then pulled his
Wtesver and shot
tae bullet struck Proctor In the thigh
20 ranged down, striking she bone lie
s asea psosHseiy sad IL MAS Thought for =
aAe 'hat the wound WIS mortal. Prompt
saIgirh Treatment. however. succeeaed Ia
aoppsng the TOW Of tioud, snd Il is hardly
yFoesele that Proctor wsll Gle, although
ne mar iese the limb.
sonssads was arrested wsthVas say
ss.uaole AMI placed ia jail. Prosecuting
asse5aef Sewln arrived at Pert (sSnahls
~ ne steamer Edith early yesterday
tssolnank, A. O'Clock gonStndS was
s.onsht hefoFe Justice HsraSa eiast for
EsssssaiainHry examination. He waived Xxx
ssussAsssoa asd mas hound over 20 await
&c action OF the grand igry 81 sitssp
NahW. Ia default of ti.a1o tanss he was
smaitsei 10 the conaty ssd "a ksss2p
ne MIL men are tisiaed ia opsaian
49, tne shooting. Some say thai FrwetcT
hails and deserved what &c get Scr
Slng . cripple. whssc ushegs say that
= v1sssAas took advantage OF hls tnarmsiy
a1Sse every one. kassf thesxfefe recstxea
n s-ss punishment frsm fTocfaF and had
-sx%Acn Tor shooting hiu.
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

SIXTH sr.--1wo lots at the NORTHWEST
corner OF spriag and sixth streets. includ.
ing fne residence. $1,000.
SIXTH ST.--one hundred and twenty
feet square and 6yeroom house, with
large amount of small fruit, at northeast
corner Pine and sixth streets. 5000
FOURTH ST.-seven-room hard. finished
house, and line slightly lot on east side oI
Fourth. between Spring and Benecs. 5000
TWELFTH ST. = Choice residence aud
fun los. corner Twelfth and Pine. Mag.
niHcent view and one Of the best AZ.
ranged residences In the city, $5.TGo,
DEPOT sT.-Full lot and double house,
corner Depos and Lombard streets. ss.Seo.
KING ST. Lot and eight-room hard
finished HOUSE on King near Tenth, H,eoo.
TWELFTH ST. Good house and two
lots, northeast corner Twelfth and Howell,
1900.
TENTH sT.-sightly lot and new seven
room house on upper side OF Tenth street,
between Dearborn and Charles, s2.7oo.
WASHINGTON ST. Two new hardin.
ished, wcii-bsilr sevenroozn houses on
Washington street near Twelfth, s25c
each.
LAKE UNION - Four-roona house and
gne, slightly lot near Lake Union. on the
electric car line, 81. 5oc.
JACKSON Sf.-T.o lots aad threercoEl
house south OF Jackson street. real
the lake, 81 ,i5<t
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Cheaper Building Lots.

TWELfTHsT.-Three lots northwest cor
ner Twelfth and welief. ss.2eo.
EAST PARK--Fine lot In Denuy's East
Park: cleared and fenced, $50.
mob HILL-Donble corner on Mob HI
$500.
CROWN SUPPLEAENfAL-Three OF the
choicest lots in Crown Supplemental al
ditton, $50.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Blocks IL and "a
Arlington Heights addition, at $500 each.
MADISON sT.-Sevsral blocks In McGsl
vras First at 500 lot
NORTHERN ADDITION = some OF the
choicest lots In Northern Addition, $500
DEPOT ST.-Lofs on Depot street near
Broadway. with magnificent view. $3.50.
MADISON ST.-Lots in Halls Addition
adjoining Rcnfon Addition, $3.50