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The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30
JONES' & lyon.

After all, what is there in all dress
goods that FOR quiet richness and solid
worth goes ahead of fine Broadcloths!
Beauty unadorned, quality without clap
trap, patrician of the loom. The fleece
must be the choicest, the spinning most
precise, the weaving full of wit. the dye
ing an artists work The handling from
start to finish exactly right, or the stuff
will show it.
Six colorings, 50 inches wide, 90 cents
a yard
Five colorings, 50 inches wide, $1.0O n
yard.
Five celorings, "a inches wide, $3.50 a
yard.
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30

DR.. VIM. Lynch, the Dentist who was
burned out in the Parrish building, has
opened new office in the Wright build
ing, over the Fidelity bank, where he
will be pleased to meet and serve his old
customers.
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30
WOMEN's CAPES,

Jackets and Newmarkets stacks of them
Just the kind that so many are wanting.
Astrakhan Capes, $500.
Silk Astrakhan Capes, 5000 to $500
Cheviot Diagonal Jackets, $3.50 TO
$1,000.
Seal Plush Jackets, $1,000 to $4,000.
Newmarkets, of Cheviot and Beaver,
$500 TO $14e0.
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30
THE YOUNG IDEAS
Many Durham Children on the
Honor Roll.
The Tobacco Reviewed i'm Style by
Rev. A. Walker.
A COUPLE sPLlcED BY THE MAYOR
People Who Come and Go-Brief Brew.
ties OF Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

The following report of the Durham
city schools for the second month of this
school year will be of interest. There are
not quite as many names on the roll of
honor as we would like to see, but it does
very WE'LL
HONOR ROLL.
Those who have received an average
grade of 95 per cent. on scholarship, at
tendance and department, 100 being the
maximum:
Misses Bessie Battle, Eva Carlton,
Rosa Hamilton, Mary Harris, Maude
Harton, Nellie Bernard, Katie Styron,
Julia Faucette, Blanch Ferrell, Minnie
Happier, Pauline Ramsey, Eugenia Patti
son, Alma Woodson, Lenore Barham,
Daisy Bernstene, Kempie Carlton, Sadly
Levy, Bessie Potter, Ula Rowland, Lizzie
Taylor. Bessie Woodson, Lizzie Guthrie,
Hattie Vickers, Bessie Whitaker, Bertha
Bradsher, Ada Gates, Nina Conrad, Eva
Crews, Lula Johnson, Pearl Cox, Flora
Cults, Alice Giddens, Marie Jordan, Rosa
Johnson, Annie Little, Annis Paul, Nena
Pool, Nora Styron, Hattie Woods, Annie
Cheek, Belle Nc Williams, Maggie Roberts,
Katie Wall, Lettie Wood, Lizzie Ed
wards, Susie Gatts.
Masters Edward Carr, William Chris
tian, Ernest Green, Frederick Battle,
Samuel Darnall, Marshall Happier, James
Walker, Clarence Ferrell, Thomas Wood
son, Henry Highsmith, Robert Vickers,
Zack Whitaker, Bryant Maynor, Arthur
Elliott, Robert Piper.
ATTENDANCE.
Ninth Grade, Prof. L. B. Edwards, 995OO
Eighth Grade, Prof. L. B. Edwards, 992l0
Seventh Grade, Prof. III. A. Foushee, g6523
Sixth Grade, Miss L. b. Saunders, g7636
Fifth Grade. Miss M. B. Blair, "a 236
Fourth Grade, Miss Eta M. Tanning 9673O
Third Grade, Miss Jessie Lewellin, 95.47g
Second Grade Miss NJ. $. Watkins, 5000
First Grade, Miss Gena RoIviand R9ordian, 95469
Number pupils enrolled, 800
EDWIN w. KENNEDY,
Superintendent.
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30
A HEAVY GOLD HAIR PIN.
ITO THE VOTERS OF
DURHAM COUNTY !

take this method of announcing myself a
candidate for Register of Deeds for Durham
county. If you will elect me to this responsi-
bic position, / promise you that-I shall en-
deavor to make you faithful and efficient
officer. II. NJ. CARLTON.
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30

A small red Irish Setter: comes at the call
OF Duke, and has collar marks. His return or
any information leading 10 his recovery will
be literally rewarded. T. n. DEATON,
AT Merchants Exchange Saloon.
Mangum Street Durham. n. c.
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Can't Be DOwned!
Hereafter Winston Rogers, at the Dur
ham Book Store of w. III. Rogers, will
sell New York Daily Worlds at cents,
and Sunday Worlds at cents.
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30

Mr.. j. r. Webster, editor of Webster's
Weekly, was in town a short while this
morning en- route for Granville county.
Mr.. j. II. Brewer has jumped the joint
canvass with Capt. A. H. A Williams,
and Mr.. Webster will meet him on the
stump in Granville in Captain Williams
interest
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30

We viii apply TO the Clerk of the superior
Court of Durham county. at his office in Dur.
ham, on Saturday, November =. 1880. 20 amend
and change the Charter OF the Durham Medi
Gated Cigarette Company of Durham. North
shown in the petitism which will be fled
THE DCRHAM INDICATED CIGARETTE Co
Durham, Oct g. KS0.
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r osT'
This morning. somewhere between my home
and the residence of Mr.. Jas. X. Blacknall.
HEAVY GOLD HAIR PIN!
In the bend of the Pin was a pansy. and in the
centre of the pansy was "A small diamond.
A suitable reward will be paid for the return
of the Pin. MISS LALLA RUTH CARR.
Durham Oct 2S 1890
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DY VIRTUE OF POWERS CONFERRED
ID in mortgage deed executed To John j..
Markham by John II. Morris and Mamie ID.
Norris, his wife. on the Sth day of April, 1886,
and duly recorded in book 6, pages $50, 5Sl and
5S2 in registers Office of Durham county, n. @,
we will, on the 9th of September, 1890, at the
court house door in Durham county, n. C., sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the house and
lot therein described, lying in the town of Dur
ham at the northwest corner of Jackson and
Dandy streets, adjoining the lands of IL. A.
Edmundson and now occupied by Morris and
wife, containing 2S- 100 acres. more or less.
john l.. MARKHAM, MOrtgaRee.
ii. III. MARKHAM and w. +. FOSTER,
Trustees of John L. Markham.
Sale Postponed till Saturday, NOV. &, 80.
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tered at the Hotel Claiborn this morning.
Ke was on his way to Granville county.
A reporter overheard aim say that VIII
liams would not carry a county in the
district.
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30
A GOOD SHOWING.

Census Taker Horton Completes the
School Census Here.
The annual school census, under the
supervision of the graded school commit
tee, has just been completed, and shows
the following gratifying figures:
The Durham daily globe., 1890-10-30

subscribe for THE GLOBE, because they
will all want to read about the general
winding up of all earthly affairs.
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Perry's-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-09

An Aged Ballard Man FATALLY Injured
Another Accident.
The followinx dispatch Was received from the
regular correspondent OF the Posr IxrExII-
eEScER At Baliara last night:
fALLARp, Aug. Sat $40 p. m. Mr. Joel
spsa ne. an old gentleman rs years OF age.
ismiliarly krown - "Grandpa sprague," was
knockt q OF the railway restie BY the o clock
train from s. attic. Mr.. Sprague WA coming to
Ballard and had reached within 100 feet of the
end OF the trtst.e when the train appeared. To
AVOID IL be stepped aside, but throu fear of
accident Lest his balance, when the engine
struck him Ia the face. bruising and cutting an
us gash near his mouth, ii the same time
throwing him on the tressle TO the mud Cats
di lance Of twelve ieet Mr.. sprssue was taken
TO the residence Of his 500, l. II. spragur. on
6tafs street, under the medical care OF DR.. H.
job sion.
When his boots were taken of 1t was found
that I'll the Toes Of his right foot had been cut
OF By the wis els OF the engine, although the
boot Itself was not eus. Owing to the great age
OF Mr.. sprague the doctor II dubious about his
resovery. No blame can be alta hei to the
oficiass, ~ the tresfie Is not intended for foot
psssengerA
4 d. Tenke, knotsawyer in the West Coast
Manufacturing and Investment Compauy's
shlngle mil, lost the end OF hia left thumb to-
dsy By cerslessty placing IL too near the buzx-
saw.
I'd. Ray was arrested today for assault and
battery commi Ted on 0. Mar inson Justice
Emerson dned him IS aud costs.
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THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Mrs. Van de yanter Tells How to Make
Country school Attractive.

Mra Van de yanter Tells How to Make q
Country school Attractive.
The fifth day Of the teachers inst ate, in ses-
sion AZ the Denny school, closed ye. &c day after
noon. There viii be three daye more of discus
sion on tie hrst three days of the coming week.
Profess. Follsnstes occupied the hrst hour
OF the day yesterday upon the subject of algebra
and followed that with q talk upon English
literature, the particular subject being the Age
of Scott" He desert ed the different character
fstics OF the authors af that age. men tionIng Sr
Walter Scott, Lord Byron. Washington Irving,
Wordsworth. Southey. coleridge, Bryant and
Poe.
treating upon sentences, subordinate conuec-
tives. etc. he q 80 gave an hour of interesting
experiments on molecular force.
Froies sor Allen on physiology, gave clear
outline Of the special senses, with description
OF each one. The extent to which they may
be Gu tivated vas dwelt on ~ some length His
talk was very interes Ing and his ciass Is qaite
enthusia, tic upon the siuGy.
Professor Jones gave an instructive talk upon
arithmetic.
Mas Orr gave IN outline OF perspective draw
ing. she spoke Of the disadvantages of Tea h.
ing the suhj ct Of drawin< in -coun ~ schoox
sIs WAS owing" she said, .chiedy to q lack Of
time. A know edge of drawine." she continue !.
sis both useful and ornamental and one that,
Oy plfeltlr tue FIotct A1ctAeQss aIt O&ic eau
soon learn 10 teach" To Ill Grate her method
Miss Orr gave the ciass an exercise in drawing,
taking crayon box for an ohivcf. She is one
Of the best teachers IN the Denny school an
she has some excellent work on exhibition thai
was doue oy her pupils
Mrs. Van de vanter. in very interes ing pa
per. Toll how 10 make the counsry school At
traetlye." She sail that the first element of AZ
traction must be the pleasant p-Eson atty of the
teacher cheerful disposition should be
manifested by the teacher - lar as IS possible
st ala times He should be patient, kind . ID
arm. The teachers 6.si duty is 20 coatsol him
self and see,nd % eoatrol tue school. TRY TO
impress upon your children" she said. .The
principles OF honor and duty. LIT the moral
atme phere OF Your school be clear and bright
The love. kindness and respect between tea ner
and pupils should be mutual Teach
YOUR pupils TO BE- pslits by being
rosise 20 shs N. The observance OF %, iai een-
y~ntsonslifses make school life attractive Keep
y-u x.hool-hoase ei an. supply your children
with Mas things and N AXE their iasermis,sons
n esssns atd enserta. ninz- h,uld the eond
4 on OF the weather not permit e an ontsioor
veresr substitute iudor amusemsats. Civ
xonr shiidfea variety Nike your F'iday If er-
npons something d ferens from other schoo
a.xa Give them something that viii amuse
,urerxst and instruct. Have the parents Wait
the schocls frequently This win please the
children and cause them TO make special
effort"
Professor Taylor opened the TAX on methods.
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BEEvIrIEs-

Frank Ladouc9sr, the tsamster whose left leg
was broken in . runaway accident ON Grant
street. bridge Thursday afternoon, and whose
limb, - q resulf Of wn ch was amputsted
meu, was dong remarkably wei At Providence
hospital yesterday.
County Auditor Forrest issued marriage IL
canses for the folewine psrs' rs yest rdsy: John
And ron AMI Annie Larsen. OF Ballard: Emile
Martin ard Saphis Chri pherson, Of sesttle,
and Edgar d George, Of Seattle. and Miss Ida
A. Hasel. of Lebanon, 8 D.
Work on the four new school-houses is pro-
grs,ssng rapidly. and tnev will oil De do-e BY
Augu.t Is. exceps the Jackson street. building.
Difacu q in securing the nard ware has cau%d
. delay Of ten days with several Of them School
opens september /
The body Of william A. Waters. who died ct
Providence hospital THURSDAY Of cancer of the
stomscn, has Be n emhalmed oy Bonney 4 Stew
ars. and win be shipped to East 6umerviile.
Masa.. this morning
The body OF the infant Felix Gasch, which
died Thursday Of cholera infantum ct Wi fred
street, will be buried By csoss 4 Co. in Mount
Peasant cemetery. ~ 10 o'clock this morning
the Puget und Consregat opal c ub. held re-
Ger tly. IL was u animously resolved 20 emit the
August meeting OF the club.
H HiRrins who arrived here Thursday
from Great Falls. Mont, in search Of his family.
yesterday received . message thar has wills and
chiIdre were 1t Whateon.
The remains OF NJ. 8. Ca'kins. who died of old
age Thursday at lis Warren stref ., viii be buris d
In Mount Pleasant cemetery BY Gross Co, at
10 o'clock this morning.
Moore's Revealed Remedys viii PLAN the
South B. nds "for bud" Sunday. At o'cpe4
In the afternoon. at the Maiison street or ,uAf9
A carload Of machinery for John Leary's q
steamer, Bailey Garzerr. arrived yesterday. xnh
will be placed la position st once.
William a. Hughes and Flora E. Hughes 6led
. re-plate o Almond adiit on to Seattle with
the county auditor yesterday.
In the United States land Office yesterday five
declrratory statements and four homestea.s
were fled.
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ANsver tell pupil, said the professors. .what he
can learn fQ himself, and never - far pupil
what he ean do for himsslf.. we're rules ~ BY
sccsatea IN inatxucsiou. teacher b simply .
leader and his main work i TO INSPIRE his pupils
with love Of study.
4 dis uEsion - 20 the timo when children
should be taught the alphabet vas opened hy
Professor Rich. followed By Mrs Robinson, Miss
Greene, NJ - Jones and Miss Eevina. Professor
Rich 10 still somewhat OF believer 10 the I Id
method, while the ladies' are thorough
tonvsrts 10 the word method
Professor l. X Hill. for yesss connected with
the pus1ic schools q Califoruis. and who was
istsIy elected 70 the Normal department. Of the
universiry. was present at the institute this
afternoon. - WAS also Professor ]. W.. HeR.
ner, superintendent OF the snohomish coun.y
schools.
Mr.. A. N. Adair, Of Novelty, who was in axtsn-
dance 1t the institute the earlier part Of the
week, il now down with typhoid It Grace hos
ptfsl
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PoLIcA DRAG NET.
Sescs Kept Busy with Petty
OFFENDERS

Sefce Kept Busy with Petty
Offenders.
We were unusually active yesterday,
uoeu 81 ainst municipal law suffered
By order of Chief Monroe o
1e nid was made on the houses Of III
Aofning star and Jackson street alleys.
tng women were arrested aud fined
kstiie Bush. Minnie Edwards. Emma
AisIle Gay, Annie Rooney" AM Hat
.1vaes arr sted In Jackson street alley by
sos rs In Morn ng Star alley, Char
owa. Mtrnie Brown, Annie Gotta, Flor
ana A die DeGrath and Sophia Nude.
slsested " Lieutenant sullivan.
<l Fxnnslly. suspicious looking va
va arfssted by Officer Brooks early yes
nafnins and locked up.
AeIAugalin, a drunk, became very
kSs n. AIRY Yesterday morning AMI was ar
Is - licked up By Officer George Cave
sssins for interfering with ofiicer Bow
~ morning, Was lodged in the city
~ ats trial today.
- ~ Ter yesterday fned J. L KiIckner
sx'ng his horse uahitched.
Asssher and r. C. Bats, who were
s.s1y Yesterday morning for lighting.
- aned 81 by Justice Miller In this
nen made the arrest aud had lively
;. y sie men to feadou.rterS Meagaer
9e time thar he would have Oficer
On Inside OF twenty-four hours, but
zen oaief on the subject.
Sinclair, who was arrested wednes-
~ " oficer Nick Hanna On suspicion
Vas ordered DISCHARGED from custody
20 roe for want of evidence. Gu SIN
1tslsoa was found check drawn on the
SOMA bank "a This city for 81 in favor
- xas s'gaed ". w. n. Wilton Tae
nof properly drawn and was there
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THE BLorrER

Mpu1oa couEr--LIcHTENBERe. J.
- 4 NsGary. OF he supreme court OF
~ admitted to praetica
ran N A. l. Psrker-Cass continued
e1eu morning $50 o'clock. ct request OF
1o4l
epse assisnee, W Vert Bros Filed de-
ouC aud jutgment.
teasf, assignee. Va. p Tressnell-Filed
nndings and judgment
nuzt assignee. Va T. C. Carmicle-Flled
nndingn and Judgment
PROBATE COURT. OSBORN, ].
q simon Phillips. dtceased-Bond Of
= ssEfsfor nled: order approving same.
- q William =. Mouroe-Order on adj
anon to file rep of sale OF rer.onal
and full accounts on or before August
mouth
John Burnes-orisr Of sale Of real
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Committee Hard It Work Making Pre-
parations.
Secretary o'BrieD. Of the Central Labor Union.
wrote 10 . large number OF the farmers' Alliance
OF the state yesterday. inviting them to attend
the Labor day celebration in Seatt on ssptem-
Der l. Chairman Spring 8 still ont working up
enthusiasm Ia the surrounding titles. and he ID
meeting with great success
complete encyclopedias has been given to
the msnagers 20 be offrrei - . prixs On Labor
day. i viii probably be nut mp on . tug OF war
contest with the 'lonsshoremeu, the coast sea-
men and the mechanics - contestants. AL of
these bodies have rea1ing-rooms aud the ency-
ciopedia viii surely grace the shelyes OF the
sfurdirst OF hese organ ztfions
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Wa a II u m r IAN y Ar { I'd, OF CO sump-
ton (scr ia. OF cairse). II could va a
lit e, be- eoud no get up II be IL Down. aud
could not move Ehe IN bed. having NJ u.e of
h hands. I m rediatelv CO nmt need with the
cUTIcURA REMEDIES, using all re ly. One sore
after another heaie /, . bony mattsr forming In
eacl one of these five deer ones just before
nea ing, WI ca Won ms ~ vrrw lose an
One of 3 ugly bon formations Or serve :.
After taking re and q half bottles he was
completely cur d. and is now, at the age OF six
years, strong and heath enid.
Mas. E. g. briggs.
MAY Q. 1855 612 E. Clsy 8 :, Ri ON ngt N, H.
Mr. grspdson re aus pc f.et,y " II. SosI NJ
of tcrofuls and no sores. Mrs. e. s. briggs
FEB z 1890. oOmiugtou Ill
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The collection of min raj specimens in the
Chamber OF Commerce ,uilding 8 increased
Yesterday by the addition of some samples Of
"a .ena and gold quartz from the mines on the
Peshassin river. which We're sent By Dalton &
Lindsay and w. n. Donahue miners in that Sec
ton The samples are extremey rich in silver
and galena, and some of them contain consider
~tfo uorA
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Alfred Carlson, the carpenter who fell fifteen
feet in the Starr building, on Front street,
Thursday. and sustain q serious injuries, Is siin
very low and viii probably die 1t shannon.
who 10 attending him at 2.7io West street. says
that Carlson has . serious concuss.on OF the
braie. and though he was p sting easier yester-
day, il in very bad shape get
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The Croton Oh ouarantine.

Health oficer Hilton viii raise the quaran-
tine on the county Jail Monday next tits still
a msttr II seusson IS to whether or not
Miller, thu escaped prisoner. had the smaupox
In snite Of the attending physicians's test mony
in the affirmative, IL 10 now generally believed
thar he did not
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{. Grsoi. He tn n mad two Of
them on each hand. and Is
bis blood b came more and
more impure. 1t took l IS
time for "a m to break out.
\ sor came on the chin.
be eath the und-r lip, which
was very Offensive. His
/ - was one splid srab, Il s.
c . giug q or a. deal. Z lis
was 81. condition 81 tue ty-
wo months o q, when / m
iertDok h care Of him, his
aather having died WHEN he
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MIDsUMNER

TX. Basye has undoubtedly the largest and
most complete stocs Of iewelry AMI slverwAs
70 select from In the city This midsummer
clearance ease has N 6 with remarkable sue
q s.: 50 much 50 that he his decided 10 con-
nue. IL ths remainder OF this month MS
mammoth jeweary establishment. soa Froas
street. near oiumnia.
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xop,prEs pAcIr.c RAILROAD.

and Chlcneo I~ensy-ove mics the shortest
roule and seven houn and thirty-s,x minutes IN
ADVANCE OF competing Enes A. Chicerg. eiIy
Ia keg agent Tls second street. Session siock; =
ionxIn depot ticket AGENT srAttie-
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0@S 0Pec1J'

81, 3oo-4l1s acres of the best water front
properly in Wsst Seattle. at 81 600 per AGRA
sac. 55o-1s7 acres OF water frontage en-
Mercer island. at $50 per acre.
s7.5oo-Tnirty acres north of Union Bay
on the line of the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
railroad. There voui be cool profit in sell
ing this land In acre tracts or lots
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TIE WHITE RIBBON.
'ssf tn woman's Christian Tenn

perance Union
sumher of ladies assem- led yesterday
asthr Chamber of Commerce III the
nee lar OF the W. C. T. U. A
a - permi sion of the city council
handsome ssing iountsin on Yes
- ~ss resd aid sent TO the couucil for
fisn OF the jail as committee OF
lat Sandsy, was reported. The
iIs. = TIL occupants that air and brea,h-
- - paramount with them. but thu
- fn,. rest in the dev otio1G exercises
y the ladies'.
ine.rocm 10 not in a rood q condi-
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REsIDENcEIoTs.

81 ooO-Two lots Ga0 feet SQUARED at the
northwest corner of Madison aud Tenth str cts.
Tn Is universally acknowledged the choe st
corn in the city Tor . fse residence and It is
on OF the few locations where { 20 view will
not be Instructed Mr.. Otto Ranke Is row
building fine pressed brick mansion, the first
trick residence in the city. diagona.ly across
Madison street. This Is no. emily the most de-
sirable corner In the CITY. but the cheapest
property Ia the vicinity, and we i'm ssine It will
find ready sale If there Is any one in the city
seeking ocatioa Tor fine residence
S5,6oo-Two lots Gao feet squarel north
east eorner of Teuth and Stewart streets Both
sire Is are now being grated and brick bus.-
nsss block IL 10 be erected OIL ths opposite COR
reE This Is cheap properly with good fu-
rure.
%, ooo-Two of the cho csst lots in Rem
ton addition, facing Madisoa street, on the sum-
mil Of the elevation. with magnificent view.
$3.50 o-A Hne corner in Renton addition,
with yefoos frontage
s2.76o-la feet square in Renton addition.
S2.Ooo-Fins lot on Lombard street. n ear
Thomas.
s2.soo-An of Block 1, I. Hsaford's sddi-
ton
%. 9o0-fwo desirable lots in Phinney's
adaitlon. near Brosswsy-
Si,Soo-Two lots nearly opposite Judge
L cht nber 3 residence, near the corner OF
Bsoaiwsy and Depot streets, with a a 20 view.
S1,2OO-Loto on Birch street. near Prospect
in MERGERS sec1nd ad4ltion-
OOo-Lots in Renton addition fro m
;I,eo1 upward
S4oo-Lots In Biselrw's addition. near the
north end cable road. Corners $500.
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Commend TO public approval the Csl'fosnis
LIQUID fruit remedy, syrap OF Figs. Il Is pleas
ing 10 the eye, and 10 the taste, ana ~ My
acting on The kidneys. liver aud bowels. u
cieanses the system sdsctuaily. tnefeoy Psc
noting the health aud comfort Of an who
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