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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-15
FAULT tnellsn Dtyln6S
Secretary Tracy On the Battiea
. Ship Texas.
SeSsrOss Esrers Clni.ea n nSs
Weight. Dtoeasssss 80 In
tssinr Arsa.eensss.


Few York Tr5bnue.
2 eecrstary Tracy vas axke.i o. the
navy yard on Saturday what be he'd
20 say aboat the batsse-ship Texas. the
coastfshcssDu Of which. at the Nosfolk
navy ysrd, has been suspended until
me spectat hoard sppo6nssd BY him
20 examine her pians have reported
what defects saey have found. Chief
Nassl Constructor Wilson msintains
saas = bsIilt according 70 the present
specifications she would be over
weished At least 3p tons. and vo.ld
SINK eleven inches sieeper in she water
than was calculated. IA wxs also
stated few days ago that Naval Con-
sfructor Bowies had asked 20 b re-
fteved from duty - q member Of the
board appointed 90 examine and re-
port Upon the plans, because a
desire 70 f0festall any criticism that
might Be 6ssed upon The fact that he
nas committed himself In favor of the
construction Of the shipu upon the Eng
Eash designs. The report h denied.
and II n asserted that he VIII serve
upon the board Secretary Tracy
The whole matter has been placed
IN the hands Of . special board who
VIII examine infinitely into the pIans.
specifications. etc, and viii fnvesti-l
F1te carefully every objection that has
been presented as to her buOvan ".
seawofthiness. etc, II built under the
purchased plans without modification
An officer standing near at the time,
said The newspapers, most Of
them, seem surprised that this dis
covery of defects in the plans Of the
Texas shoHld not have been made be-
fore, ana SOME are charging Secretary
Tracy with publishing these facts 10 be-
snfirch the last administration. IL.
You will turn back 20 the columns Of
the Yribuns OF nearly year ago, YOU
viii ind that attention was called to
the defects I'm the plans, anu these de-
fects we're pointed out To your CORE
spondent. who had gone doxn there
TO make some Investigations. II vas
rumorsa that defects had been discov-
ege4 By home 81 tl1o OfIotrS xwho were
intere6led in thgfsllnre Of 49, EnR.
In veDee3o OF eor1ospo0cilng design.
lie H69une SID ct thSk tiu6 that the
WQek1ag p1ons Of the TSxAs had been
Ia on in the molding LOTT. and
eAowed that serious. blundeSs had
BEEN made, which would not only re-
tard tho progress OF the vessel. but
would cause loss 1T money to the
government. II is found
that there are numerous errors in
weight and dimensions. and the plsns
for interior arrangements are SO con-
fiictinglhat de construction of ship
by then is not only impracticable,
but impOslble. II in decided that the
vessel must b lengthened at least
twenty.four feet. and it is question
whether the originsa plans will not
'Aave to he diseardedo or Altered . that
thy will Be hardly recognizable.
1Aat Wa the conditiSn. then, and Is
Et6s sopdltiop now. Why did pcG Sec
sqlary Mh1tney clear M Ne thing
thenf He ouichesel Ssssigh designs
for vessels and nlAchjnery. every enc
of which has had to be modified, and
'no&s his euistxko ssre boiug used to
.injurs escSetsry Tracy"
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A mountain forest has more func-
tons than most people have con-
sjdesed- IL covers the hills with Z
vass mat or network OF living root
nbss and holds in place the eses &C
cummuiating macs of mold and de-
composing vegetable matter, which
absorbs and retains the water of the
rxinfah and melting SHOWS Such q
fuFest II . ereat sponge. which receives
I'll The water tAn& fills on the mount
aims and allows il to escape gradually
so as to maintain the steady dow Of
the rivers which il feeds. A forest is
thus natural reservoir for the stO9-
age and distribution Of the water
which falls upon il; and il II far more
efficient. as well as far more lecononii-
cal. than any system OF aytinciai st0r-
age reservoirs that can be substituted
for IT, II the forest IL removed. this
mighty sponge II destroyed. and there
u nothing TO perform is functions OF
holding back the water, which win
rush down In Overwhelming foods
and torrents. The first thing 20 be
noted IL that the water will thus all
run away It once. at time whDn but
little OF IL IL wanted, and there viii Be
little or none of 10 left for the peason
when Il r. most needed. The rivera
which have been fed By the mountain
spring will soon b dry . great part Of
the year. ~ ~ use
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TO she r. Iess. some Esduifn4ux.
seeinR Z p6Ia<t read the Bible tboreht
that be beard the book and frpenf~d
the words to them. A Fuexian. after
hearing n reader. took the book and
put II to HIS ear in order to hear Che
sound II thu Voice that spoke - the
reader The ssvsges u West. Aastrs-
EspeAklnF pspsf:sm rSsys esl i
books and letters. They could not
understand how per~on receiving q
letter announcing The sending Of 4
number OF sheep was able 10 detect by n
that one Was missing Some Cochiu
China Eaunois were in like manner
astonished 1t finding that demand
for pay ment for carrying letter vas
defeated by the letter itself, the writer
having announced the prepay rneut 81
the Zee. A Californis Indian having
by . letter been detected in the theft
OF one Of number Of Ioayes OF bread
that he was carrying TO q missionary,
the next time that be lad 4 Ike
errand bid the note under stone that
it should not see him eat the bread
and thus be abie to tell II rhe theft. .
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With children tag" appears tn he
the fsvorise game. They fai eafk on
II when everything else falls. and IT
crops out with them everywhere
The other day the PASSENGERS on an
Indiana avenue cArAk we're greatly
amused at two little girls who we're
evidently on their way To some matt
nee. both wers mere than ANXIOUS
TO paw the fares. and one little giH
PASSED over her money when the cum
ductor came along. but the other, who
MAS too quick for her. slipped her
arm around and dropped her nickels
into the conductors palm. Then she
said "rsgf' Therv was . world {"
triumph in that exclamation and the
defeated one looked very sheepish.
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ptpeseh s11aneRx fun SoAxsle q fuylcxs.
for San Francisco. via fc-f Tcwasea1
md Victoria: Asss0n p m passengers y.
ceaved Hn bard at s.oe p m.g september
thereAZser-
For ALASKA: Al Va n. september 10
Frcm San Francisco. for Victoria and
raeef sound ports. Al 3 q N. Sepsemner
= l. u. - q. and erezy Eve dAys there
ncksfs nay BE- oAsa:ncsa ar the cfEee
ot the company - The kassella
GuNpAll~ PERKINS 4 Co. GENT Ar.
10. 10 AArkef street. san Frnrc{~cn, Cal'
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foHrlANn. or. Jan II
having ~esers .hs.:k- II tAes sasn fasr.
uf<d TIE <lsreoa Hf0cS ~ S 81 I
,s,s.,m r,end Il 20 ell who arc Amicsa.
IN uufailiux remedy Sr -
IN 6r SSewure = ucsmea 0see -
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Q. r. & n. Gu.

u. 4. Il N. Gu.
! psosf Sound oiss1ien.
Ihe Srasuuing sek&ause for tn cpxe-
pSny seeoDen Uisi - in e1ect on and
assef An&1A - IS1, uEui fsxsAer ncssce.
TA0osysa-YiceosIa uouso.
DAILY, KxcRPr SCNpAY.
" Iancma-- @ n Ls Victoria s % . N
n aaae-- Ean A. rsrcwa IS n
AZ - Iowu'd = pm Ar Seafsie- i 80 = "a
Lvn newu'd2 - p m sLv sesssae.- s Is = n
Ar ssefvria-- - p n Ar TaecnA- - i m
Jacoma-Seassie aouto.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
". Tseo4A .Wam sWam 7srm
AZ. scnfiae---- i5am lxam lesS n
w seattle 4Uam sWpm sisrm
A. Tacoma i am 4i5pm sUrn
SUNDAY 8cnouule Between u.
coma ard SeAssso.
ONLY TGO TRIPS.
LIZ. Tacoma nor seattle sAam .Srm
s-Seo<t0 fof Ianorsa@- team 4eo m
Iscosna. Seattle. olympia and
N1muche Route.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
" seafiie..- zee , m LIZ KsmlreiI 20 N
AZ inroma-- Z . p N Aroaymris 70 n
~ Tacoma 90 p N IL 0iy mrls ~ > m
IL ssesiar' N . ~ p N Lv s,esla'm 80 10
~ olympia so p mi Ar TaeumA % ) "a
IN olympia 3 ~ . M. Nv Tacoma. xspu
Ar kAmilce.il W m Ar seattle 10 90 , n
Seattle, Whatcom and 8emlaf-
mo0 Route.
seeamer leaves Seattle n II p. m sun
o1y1 Tuesdays and Thursdays. Arrfyes 1t
- naseo@ % II g. n Mondays, Wednesdays
and tFiaeyx Returning. lesvss wha,com q
3 p - Aondays aad Wednesdays and Set
urdays q q m Arrives 1t seattle a. =
~ Tuesdays and Thursdays and on Sat-
urtayp as about D. n.
SOFN8-S&eamer landa a al regular
tandinss e1ceps OAK Haroor, LaConner
nd fidAlg0 ="
So v. 8. Mail Steamer.
Leaves Seattle for Whatccm and eli w.y
ie0dingy AoadAyx, Wednesdays and Fri
Gays g ~ p N. Arrives AZ Whatcon Tues
says. Thursdays and Saturdays Al .. m.
Returning, leaves whatcom sunAayx
fue~iays and Thursdays n s,8 p m. Ar
nves ~ seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at3 p. N
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= FL
Steamers will leave Yesler's dock, Seattle.
daily. for Tas oma At 10 q IN.
SEATTLE-PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE
q. g. Mail Steamer EDITH leaves Seattle
every day. except Saturday, At 1870 p. m. !;
arrives NJ Port Townsend ct q m. next
day. Returning, leaves Port Townsend at
"a M. arrives at Seattle at sp. m.
SEATTLE-wHATCOM. ROUTE. Steamer
WASHINGTON leaves Seattle at p. M.
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays: ar.
rives ct Whatcom at 3 q. M next day
Returning, leaves Whatcom at 6 p m. Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, arrives Sc
attle at Z 4 m next day. a ffa--. ~
WHATCOM AND SEMIAHMOO ROUTE
Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves Seattle at
. p. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and FIi-
days; arrives AZ Nhateom a. m. next day
Returning leaves Whatcom Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 8 p, m, sundays q. m.
Monday trip 10 Semlahmoo.
D. B. JACKSON, President
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DR.. SPIuuDY
sc CO.'S
SEATTLE olspEnsARy.

Columbia street between Third aao
Fourth. opposite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
All chronic diseases al MEN and 10
MEN successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous aud Rhyutoo3
Debility. Exhausted Vitality, 1enis1D
Weakness, spcrmatorrhoea, ImD0oonq4
(sonoffhoea, elect, syphilis, PremetoE -
cline, Weakness In Women. and ~ NM
tional arrangements that resul4 ~
youthful foliies or excess in After yooA
jlalnARV Kidney aad Bladdcs 0oQh1oa
Weak Bask, Gonorrhmos @1ou4
CrystitiS. vhSicocele. structure, 0o&, pGOmDe
~ and safely cured No nause0ss 1o0lc
given, nor strong injections uee4, uo1o1
cause structure. Changes reasonah1As
NERVOUS p osss.. S hsss q 80 =
spondency, ETC.. etc, cured.
YOUNG IN suffering from the 9 81
tons. should avail themselves u ons tsoo1r
ment, the greatest boon ever laid 4 ~ -
tar OF suffering humanity. Will euAsan1oo
Q positive cure In every ease a
nlDDLs.AGED MEN. Their .,sss,.s r, s,.S - r.,
frequent excavations OF the bladder, -.
companied by smasting or burning -.
sation; on examination the ur1ne dep0etts
. sediment, and sometimes albumen -
present. The color varies from bright o.
reddish 10 even a milky hue. the patient
experiences weakening OF the syh1em -
n manner ne cannot aeeoufn foe. ibis ~
the second stage of seminal weakneMk
Many die OF this difficulty. ignorant Of ~
cause. A perfect cure and healthy festurnr
tion guaranteed.
ONCE hours, a. IN. - .. ?. nj sunday1s
Ito s p. m. ss 9
N.B-Persons unable to visit ~ may b
treated ut their homes BY cOrresponoen0A
Medicines and instructions sent By mnu
express. Consultation free.
Send Dc stamp for the Y0ung 49,
Friend. or Guide " Wedl0ck. 49,
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Two Bsgsiad Jews have bought the
entire site of ancient Babylon. on
this lie Chretien Belize well remarks:
is il not significant fact that two
Israeiites should TO-DAY possess the
soil and the ruins of the immense city
where their ancestors were espuves
end SLAVES, and Of which their proph-
cts had announced the utter desone-
tfonY
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Cast adesssaAd -.
s testimony Of travellers in vari-
- ~ Of the world shows that
Saess think that books speak
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWA H.
..,..s.. THE TRUE 's
Transc0ntinental Route
s 81 BETWEEN
THE PACIFIC AND Tx ATLANTIC.


In passenger equipment IL the finest In
the world, consisting of Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars, having drawing, smoking and
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with Free Sleeping Berths for
holders Of second-cla tickets. and the
most modern style OF Day Coaches.
Its Dining Carr and Hotels provide the
best quality OF food, in unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates. f.g-.i.-
The variety and grandeur OF scenery
along its line is unequaied, and in the de-
tails Of track, train service, etc, nothing Is
omitted that can add 20 the safety and
comfort of its patrons. All in all, Il gives
the best and most servicable line Of travel,
whether for business or pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, and
all Pacific Coast points, and winnipeg.
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Chicago, st. LOFTS,
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, BoetUn, New
York, and ell Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS ara issued to all
principal points in the United states, Can
ada. and Europe, at lowest rates. s
For detailed information apply to the
following agents Of the company:
G. G. McCORD, Washington street,
Portland, Oregon; T.. VI. Mct}IENESS, Seat
lie. w. T.: f 4. ELLIS, Tacoma. W. T.;
ID. K. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent. Vancouver, B. G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific (Ol p<,sfQfHrp
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

1913 ser1evvf 90 sur-ri -ed af the fsct
rho London rnlcs insist that the
rs-rarei murderer IS man. MT
oppression 81 that the crir.inai -
ra- AMI thar the identity u The
r-r nas never been established -
.r.-1ise t1e authorities have been oper-
1'irE ~ the wrong theory. All the cir
ru'ief10crs rcint % a woman as the per-
iaf'r-tne location. the absence q
man preceding and subsequent 90 the
ffs and numerous other facts
hlt laa murderer been man he would
have .f.a discovered long ago Inter
tlsv - Llooe- pemocras
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

q iew pFied' d 'aFI6a' Efa011 FIF00I
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
A LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE

II for sale Must and Will be sold.
have - lots for sale on Fralcks addition.
corner of Fifth and Madison ayes; lots - 10y
10 feet 10 an alley; prices from 800 10 500.
22 lots on MadisOn-aye. ana Howard 81. on
Fralick and Norden's addition; prices range
from 500 10 5000. The most OF these lots are
very desirable. quite centrally located. near
school house and street cars; the adlac ent
property is being rapidly built up
Lot No. :, Tanners addition. PreScOtt-st-,
fourth lot west OF South Division-st. % by l32
House. barn and two lots on corner Of
East and ThOmasSts.
horses and lots on Comstock's plat low
price. l70 lots on Leonard Il Co.'s addition.
prices from 500 up.and various other lots and
houses and lots not described.
All will be sold very cheap. title perfect time
and terms made 10 suit. No expense for
showing property. Also cash to loan OIL real
estate security on favorable terms. Call at
No. 3. New HOuseman building. on Henry
Fralck. L1ltf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
REAL EsTATR-COuNTRY.

FOR SALE-Lot No. 3. ottawa Beach; this
Il lot is one of the first selection; IL is 10
Gated only a short distance from the hotel and
has a fine view of Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. lasklns or ". B. L0yeland. Grand
Rapids Mich. l32sun
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

ktAN1bu-> situation. GOOD. stc@4s ss--s
W nlaB. wlth some eKPrFlsace "a eal enter
shop. would iIkr o. Try flTliturt fetAia. or
factory work sIeody sors desired Address
4. ~ C.. No. IS o-cone-sl. SN
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27


And the colors. / am bewildered when
try 60 remember them all even with
the aid of q note book. but the most Of
she new col0rs are named after some
flower or leaf. Among the greens are
lenth or pea-green artichant. fern. YER
bena and that magnificent Mstrous
green seen only ON a ducks head. Be
sales these. there is a centaur green.
though l never Supposed those creatures
were green. There are siivery, blue
gray shades called nickel aud argus. and
a beautiful blue called marine, besides a
richer navy and dahlia and anemone.
There Is vichy hiue. sofalo a somber
gray. tison mahogany, a golden brown
called mcja. and moka, or coffee brown,
and ceutennaire ia several shades, from
poppy 90 blood red
A new crane, which Is made without
pattern or crinkie. Is called japanese
Grape, and it IS IA the softest. most ex-
quisite colors and shades. and Is sheer
and drapes in graceful style. One cx-
qrisite pearly lilac Is called Edison, and
another pale green is called electric.
Wooleus show every conceivable va
rietv and are made up. it seems to me,
just as tire wrarer fancies. without g.
great deal of attention 70 the behests Of
fashion. \ pretty brown and white hair
line Vienna Is made with a plain skirt
slightly looped IN the back. and with
short tablier front The skirt opens at
the left side over velvet panel. and is
bordered an around with a band OF close
wrought embroidery. The corsage has
velvet revers AMI a vest front of en-
broidery. Tan col0red suede gloves are
worn with this suit. and brown velvet
hat with golden ard brown velvet pam
sies and ribbon. The model of this gown
was imported for Mrs. Crme Wilson, she
who was Miss Carrie AstOr
There Is also a new velvet, which is
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

A G-F.tw oF COMFORT shoulder cape
of beaver astrakhan. or a Carrick cape
cln be worn. nattv walking JACKET,
or dressv velvet or beaded wrap. IT
indeed a long cape. or cloak Anything
tllt is pretty or becoming can be worn.
Mourning garments retain the TiEid
simplicity of style shat Is always the
characterisrc ~ such robes. yet it Il
once in a while possible c. adj a Eieam
of comfort IN the way Of stFle and ht.
one which afToris uot only a gleam, but
3 z1od sired glow Of comfort ana conso-
htion. IS presented in this iefrer. and The
dress Is made Of dull finished henriet'a.
with q deep grape foot band, and With
vest ani revers Cf Grape.
Ehs form If the garment could be
copied in many other materials WITH
rrot eirec. Close bcnucrs Cf Grape ar'
maize with low. fat bows. and Vei get
hornet- have the strings wade ilsf
mems .ravat eu5s. ant ro ne SIM
hrrei arI pinned rrder che erin
o1rvE HARPER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
NEW YORK FASHIONS
The Variety OF Dry Goods THIS
Year are Begildering.
COMFORT COMBINED WITH SIILE
GsnsFslly Interesting - ths Mad
sf the Average FsA4le--
Morning GsraasBts

'sp<cfal Correspondsnosl
Saw YoRE. Oct "a Ia takes = vtsit
through sad around the dry goods dis
tricE" - realize h0~ many things can oe
made u zo0lsn threads and six.
One column II this paper would not
hold lizt II the varieties Of suken
fabrics there are. and a. % the wOOlens,
their name j. legion besides all these
are the goods Ia which silk and wool are
mingled
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

FOR SALE-Is il possible that ask too much
for No. 20 CliniOn-st.. when j ask only
$500 Tor 50xl30. with ii rooms. more closets.
etc. than ! wanted; bay window, large barn
with grauary-within ~ numbers OF Bridge
ST.? This property must be sold 10 close an
estate. TINS lot would b. worth $3.50 vacant.
y. B.-If one must have a steeple on their
house this Hil not answer. :. l. Fuller, exec
utor. II East Bridge-st. 2s9tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

made n plaids
and c hecks as
ell as stripes,
and this effect IL
obtained by plain
satin lines. The
gown illustrated
with this Of Mrs.
Wilson Is Of this
velvet IA black,
with a stripe Of
nickel blue, and
b also drapcd m
a very graceful
hion. " hic n
goes to show that
all dresses are not
ordered by law 20
be made IN the
directoiTe style.
Striped ooIen
makes y pretty
dress after this
m od el ~ ncn
such a gown u
not warm enough
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

A GREAT BARGAIN--240a acre farm; frame
y house; good orchard loo acres improved; !;
miles from Baldwin. for sale cheap. Inquire
IaggaTt. " Oic0tt < 6auson. 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
personal

IR the persia styling hin.self a. Jones" and
s1F-ftl,lLE furniture STOCK for SAFE ail
answer the letter I sent hlm some NreAs ugO
&c hay lHd a purchaser Tor ais stoc6. c. s..
>ams Reed City. Aigl. tol
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

WANTED A position as gardener a
W Middle-aged. single mans uhdri slaha'
horses and COWS best 0l references address
Gardner this c1ice. 'D
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

HOUSES and lots In all parts Il the city sold
rOe-st. 3lZ
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

NNANIED-A position by a young lady as ac
~ cOuutaut. assistant OF copylsti no objec
ton 90 going out OF city. Further Information
ON Inquiry. Address a. H.. l45 Third ave. o1
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

ANIED->ltuatl0u a. b0okkecpcr OF as
W -lsTauG b0okkrepers competent, honest
and cagable ana ao bad habits having s0t iny
diploma al The Valley City tomncIflal Col
lesc. Address T. K. Perry, - esi bricse-si-
SO
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

F0g EEAg Rooms
ElR RENT- PlessAt freet room. a. 81 state
frTms re@s9aalas- -
EoR RENT- Furnished roaus ste4io hratee.
IaQlife - Nrs p xeu reem = ssrf 0la1ll
C.othlas Hoase. tairo naor N
E0R RENT-Nrs Dlzo8. q room s o,er
oiant listhias House. reoEns ier rat So
Real ESTATE CRY
OCTOBER haze buags lorih me days ihat
y snoaia loafa aeu - 'lc1e thcif ~@S q Z
i4sleaa "a liaiDg in o-a reairc heas7s sheoid
BIZ ueN ones aDd uaAr Their families Gem
table for lhr winter xiil sell .lee nt~
a use sna ist q grades street ioi ~ l.
CITY ana suburban property to sxchauge Tor
= outside propcrtyi 81 Nlll exchange vacant
lots Tor residences ana assume m9TleGse.
stow Parish heal Estate Eaa Loans. ro9m
Tower block.
EOR sALK-0n monthly payments. good SIX
Il room house. lot slAts-siA uX ole hundred
snd thirty three fegt on 1 4anai- st near eAA,f
factory. Apply 20 Mrs Miller, northeast COT
uer fuiton-st. aud Coiirgeave- -osii
E1R sALE-Two lois totsl Is feet front ,n
PARK -. l3- feet deep irouiiA- ca hat-
som-sr.. haRe been held az $1,000, Niu rcdu
gA~ price aid SEA- 81 a sacTlnce, Samuel tlls.
l0 ottawast 'Y
EOR sALE-Fiye lots in Oakdale Patki lots
lO ana D. lu block j, aud t. Ald = lA
fIncs % price. sHTi % $40 terms, part cash,
baance Oh time. Samuel els 40 Otta"A -.
L'OR SALE-New dwelling house ana lot. on
Clancy 81. elegant hard oil nnish hot ana
cold water GOOD nciEhboi h1ods convenient 20
street ears. Samuel Wells. 10 Otts~a-st- ooo
EOR SALE-Good paying brick block. Brooks
Il 4 Brooke. so
LOR SALE or rent cheap. house al l02 II nry-
81; contains rooms, cellar and elslcrn
can ufn' IA house II wanted great bArsain {
irice s2lU0 all cash except $50. 80
EOR SALE-Houst. bard and lots. must be
sold al once; worth 500, viii sell Tor
500. Call on j. {. Andre. loJ south DiNislun
81. Grand Rapids. 90
NOU can buy lot for $50 50Xls5 feet no
payment down IL you viii build. Inquire
II j. Barth, 10 Monroe. 5oJ
EOR SALE-New house with modern improve
ments. on one Of the plessantest streets IN
the city. TWO blocks from street cars contains
10 rooms, with closets. pantry. etc cellar
cemented M plasiercdi hard and soft water.
aud gas wiz be sold AT bargain. Address
Z. care Carrier No.. 80
FOR SALE-New Groom cottage Just I'm
ished in Cauheld's additions price slN0.
Samuel Nells. 10 Uttawa-st. so
EOR SALE-A j0Xl32 e. lot with house OF
nine rooms. one door from Fountain.
water. gas. sewer and cable on street viii be
sold for little more than lot is worth. Inquire
al 90 North Union ST. 800
EOR SALE-I will sell a new modern house on
l. Charies-St. with sewer. gas, mantel and
CRATE, for what IL cost one year ago II sold al
once Cali at % North Onion-st. for partlcu-
lars 80
E0R SALE-llOuse and lots Of % feet front
Il ing on North DlylSiOn-St., adjoining the
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