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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-18
GEO. A. ROYCE, Register.
First publication Sept. 27.)
EOTiCE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At NIAkQUETIE, MICI
Sept. %, 1890.

Sept. %, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the following
name! settler has led notice of his inlen-
ton To make final proof in support ufhis
claim, aud that said proof will be made
before the Judge of the Probate Court Of
Ba'aga Go. at LAnsc Mich. on November
3r,i 1890, viz William 4. eRoy, ID. =.
application No. 2I73. for the 81 ofnw4 and
mel of swl sec. 10 IT,. A. 81 W.
lie names the following witnesses t.
prove lis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land viz. Stephen J.
Mogan, John Allen, George t. Savile and
Ed. Nici els, all az Nestoria Mich.
GEORGE A. ROY, l., Register
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(First publication Sept. 20, lo90)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
: LAND OFFICE AT MApQUErlE, Men.

Sept. Is, 1880.
Notice is here ~ given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF liaraga
co. Mt LAnse, Mich, on October 30, 1890,
VIZ: George Il. Snville, ID. s. application No.
1883 ior The swi of nw4 and nw4 OF swl
sec 4 TIP Al mr. 80 W.
lie names the following witnesses toprove
lis continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton Of said land, VIZ S.cv,n Mngan,
We.delin Krisci. William leroy and John
Alien, all of Nestoria, Mich.
GEO. "A. ROYCE. REGISTER
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MOUNTAIN DEW ss@1sYg
HENRY H.HOLLLISTER. PROP
THE BEST WINES LIQUORS AND
CIGARS.
BARAeA, INCH.
BARAGA,
First publication Oct. a. 1901
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
LAND OryrcE AT MARaurrE, Mich, |

LAND OFFICE At MARQUETTE, MICH,
Sept. 10Th 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice IF his
made before the Register and Receiver ut
Marquette. Mich on November 18th, 1900
via: William Angood ID s application No.
2054 for the seI sec " tp AZ mr. 10 W.
He names the following witnesses IN
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. said land, viz: Thomas
M. Danger. Alhnson i. Handlin Grant @.
birmingham. and Charles O. Brown. all OF
Kitclii, Mich.
GEO. A. ROYCE. Register.
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Trains Ii ave L'Anse MS Follows.

ooISe WEST;
. IN nm LOCAL PASSENGER, except
O.lU U,lll, Sunday. f-r Nestoria. connect
ing nj that point with fast ex
press, to which is attached
Wagner sleeper, for Duluth
and intermediate points. Con-
Meeting ut Duluth Tor all points
in the west and southwest.
GOING EAST.
9S5 am. SSSr%s NAIL, c daily 5S.
humboldt Republic. Ish pe.n-
ing. Ncs,Iinee. Marquette,
Sault SIC. Marie 81. ignace
and Intermediate points. con
meeting AT Mackinaw City with
he Michigan Centcral and
Grand Rapids & Indiana rail
: road Tor all points in lower
Micl'g gan. the east and sout.,-
east Wagner palace sleeping
cars from Marquette te Detroit
without change.
$40 pm E$sds5 rA IS s!sHFs sssss
Champion. Republic, ishpem-
ing. Negnunee, Marquette and
intermediate points.
Trains Arriye mt L'Anse as Follows:
fRnM THE EAST:
mr., M LOCAL PASSENGER. except
.lJu. VII, sunday. from Marquette and
intermediate points.
e M nm EXPRESS MAIL. daily, from
U.ZJ lllil. Detroit, st. Ignacc. Suult Ste.
Marie and intermediate points.
FROM THE WEST.
11E n M PASSENGER. except Sunday
lllJ d.ul from Duluth and intermediate
points.
Fol- rates, time table and other informa-
ton, apply to ticket agents.
w F. FIrcH, G. b. HUBBARD,
Genl Manager. u. 4. IA.
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First publica ion Oc'. 18th, 1890. ]
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 81"
LAND OFFICE IT MARQUETTE, Mich. !
a 4 ~ ?

LAND OFFICE IT MARQUETTE, Mich. (
October 4th. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing-named settler has fled notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of Ills claim and that said proof
will be made before the Judge OF the
Probate Court of Baraea CO., at l. Anse,
Mich, on November 18th, 1899, viz:
Isaac Decormer, Hid. application No.
5CS7 for the nc4 scc 30 tip 81 n L 81 w.
enaaies the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon
and cultivation o., said land, viz: Vital
Gau,Lier, Joseph Gauthier, Louis
Weber and Muctssus st. Arge, all C!
Baraga, Mich.
GEO. A. RoYcE, Register.
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& Northern
RAILROAD.
The Short Limo for tho South,
Southwest and West,

Connecting in the tTnnn Depot ut Mil
waukee with thee NJ. ~ 81 l. and Wis
consin Central Ry's, ut Chicago with the c.
N. & 81. T.. Chicago 4 Alton. Chicago, Bur
lington, & Q..incy, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago. Pittsburgh, Cincinncti u st.
Louis, and Chicago, st. Louis " Pittsburgh
Rvs.
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ESTABLISHED 1867.

A third of a century of experience
and progressive Improvement is rep
resented in THE LEADER LINZ
of STOVES and RANGES.
The line embraces an extensive
variety of RANGES, Cook SrovEs
and HEATING SrovEs for hard coal
soft coal and wood.
They are all models of perfect
modern stove construction, and meef
every known requirement of the uses
Tor which they are intended.
COLLINS & BDReIE, ChIoagA
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D D.il.y cA' SLhUHy Alid MOhHNy. Mon
day only
Pullman sleepcrs fro;n Champion to Mil
waukec aud Cni,agu, also indianapolis,
Cincinnati. Louisville. 81 Louis. Omaha,
and Kansas City. Vc,iibulctl trains between
chicago, st. Louis Kansas City and Omaha.
Maps. rates. time tables and desc, ip.ive
matter t'iraished npon application to any
railroad ticket agent or
w. b. SHEARDoWN. G.P.&T. A..
Milwaukee, Wis.
e. j. WiLDuR. Travelling Passenger Agent,
ROOM !. National Bank Blocs,
Marquette. Mich.
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nrEERENCEs.

Hon. n. @. Mcfarland. Ey-Comnnssioner
Gent Land Office, Hon, :. NJ. Stockslager,
Commissioners t;enl l.ani Office Hon.
Binyer Herman. Oreseon. Hon. Thos. M.
Buwco. II. = Senator. Colorado. Hon.
Isaac s. Struhlr. of Iowa. Hon, I. j.
Anderson, Associate Justice Supreme Court
of Utah Territory. The Register OF the U.
S District ia,d Offices Throughout the Land
states and Territories The u. \. Senators
and Representatives in Congress from vir-
rinia. Hon. Robt w. Hughes. u. \. Dis
trict Judge t. District OF Virginia. Hon
John Paul. U. :. District Judge Western
District OF Virginia.
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VIM. 3. VS.,
One al tb.,-iItvrs of"sIa,thcws Y Con-
way.v p;sr~t. Authrr or Matthews
Guide" NIn'thcws' Forms OF
pieaJinS." etc,

ATTCEET HI LAW
T ote Assistant Chic; vi HE IRE enption d.
vi,ion anal I,xaiai,pc uf Mineral Con-
tpsrs ,ihc General Land
,jllice.
viii practice beivre Tie U. =. Supreme
Court the c,urt of tlsiu-, all the De-
par.n,ents aud Committees
ii Congress
conteststcd and Ez-Ysre Cases Under the
Pre-empricn. Homestead, Tcwnsite
Timber Cultu.e end Mineral
Laws 4 specially
Office, Atlantic Building, 93OF street
WASHINGTON. D. G.
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(sUpJrcr TO CHANGE WITHOUT notice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-06
Acc,aens 20 : wood.man.

Thomas Graham. woodsman. lies at Provi-
dence hospital with Q score Of burma and
bruises. sustained in an accident which befell
him At John Edgerson's logging camp. twenty
miles from seattle. Graham went out day be-
fore yesterday to cut down large tree which
had beea burning al nisht he remembers OF
climbing mp on . board 70 commence ehopping.
and after that ell - = bank. IN Inc afternoon
ms friends found him lying uneons 1ious under
the tree. winch had fallen on him. He was
ba lily burned about the head and arms. had his
coliar-eonc fractured In two places and three
rib. broken. Both ears were partly torn away.
and his tongue was terribly bdstered rom In
haiing smoke. DR.. Hilton, who attended him
here, hopes to bring him around All right
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A NEW LODGE.

Past Grand Commander j. W. Hostetler, n. D..
ana Q member of several OF she old fraterpaI
orders, Is visiting here from San Francisco in
the iaterrkss OF the Order OF United Endowment
Associates, with q view TO starring lodge in
this cry.
Its ians. aims and objects viii be fully ex-
planned by the doctor.
The order has now q membership of 5000 OF
both sexes, and is located in q number of the
prominent Cries, and has pad all COUPONS of
members maturing same promptly, and in case
OF death has paid the beneficiary.
The public are cordially invited 70 be present
az the courtroom, in courthouse, Thursday
evening. Aus ust Z. at O'clock
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The oo0uty commin.fones1 were esked yesteD
day % draw on the treasurer for 1850 toward
de constructors Of brzdse extendfug IRON
DENNIS point on the est sfds d Lake Uni y 70
Latona The bridge II intended 70 Be $50 feet in
length nd forfy feet wide, with 100 loot canid-
1ever spon in the centes, capable 81 being trans
formed into draw e any time should = ship
canal Be made 70 Lake Warrington. Messr4 E
c. KIlbouEne. ~ L Baer. J. A. Moore, The 81
attic Land Company. w. Z. cormoie and w. W.
Beck. hare already subscribed the sum Of $500
toward the building 81 the bridge. and il i
stated shat should the county allow aid In the
amount asked. 20 that WORK can be commenced
Immediately. the bridge would BE- completed b.
December L In connection with the proposed
improvements. Mr.. D. :. Denny has agreed to
grads due driveway along tbs east side Of The
lske shore from the street. graded 10 the s0utn
end Of the lake 70 the bridge. The boulevard
has been completed along the west shore Of the
lake 20 Fremont giving good arive 20 Lafona
It tae present time and with the completion Of
the bridge VIII give an uninterrupted drive
from this city to Fremont, EdgeNatef and La
tona. returning around the east aide Of the lake,
o. in the opposite direction IS sesired, IL being
about the ony opportunity afforded for pleas
ant drivs in the city.
The Seattle = ectric Street Railway Co1pany.
Il il expected, will extend il line to Lasona.
across the bridge, and thus large tract of
country win hare direcs communication with
h. eSev
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was little mvrc nan year cid, of coasump-
tio1 (scrosuia, OF conrse). He could wax q
lisSie, bur could mo- get up II he fell down, and
could not move whe In bed, having no use OF
his hands Immediately co nmenced with tae
CUTIcURA REMEDIES, uaing all freely. One sore
after another heale !, bony matter forming In
escn one OF these fiye deep 0lita just before
heating, VIII ca won d fina II grow loose and
were aken out: then they w5uld heal rapidly
Ore Of b e. ugly bon. formations preserve !.
After taking ds,zea and . half bottles he was
completely cured. and II now, at the age of six
years, strong and healthy child.
MRS. E. s. briggs.
MAY 9. 1Ss5. 612 E. Clay 81, Blaomingt m. Ill.
Ny grandson re AIMS perfectly wsll. 40 sisns
OF scrofuls and no sores. MES. e. 8. briggs
Fee. Z, 1885, Btoomiugfon. Ill
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The Blotter.

rksfoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, J.
p - bfygser Va John Keane-on motion
|oRA ahai SATURDAY. aug
- AeSA't vs. His creditors--csse was
~ ~. e accordance with continuance. and de-
e'azd saslsnee. ~ -
:. csstsoa ct al VS.. John schlessipger--
n. OF mechanics leo.
- -. AfsAiz Va Joshua Cox ct al.-order to
- Why temporary injunction should
~ = Webster W. Sarah A. Webster
lhassiay, August L.
- . = bsntweil OF circuit court OF Michf-
s.. edmitsed md sworn as an attorney.
-. 80 hrown vs. City Of seal,le-Finsi de-
M ot6er. ' s'1As'
1cconnick va Thomas J. Mccormick
puisfaon. fixing date OF hearing.
PROBATE couRr-osBogs, j.
ei~s.e g kshecca L Dixon. decsased-Return
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Ii rmei. He thu n had two Of
them on each hand. and Is
bis blood b came more and
more impure, IL took l -
time for IN m to break out.
4 sore came on the chin,
|bepeafh the under lip, which
WAS very offensive. His
lead was one solid scab, dis
c asgiaR q or at deal. Tais
was His condition q tseuty-
wo months o d, when ! uu-
iert1ok tn care Of hin, his
mother having dieG when he
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OVS soPo'ey'

-, 3co-4I1s acres Of the best water front
property in West Seattle. at $1,000 per acra
S2o,55o-1s7 acres of water frontage On
Mercer island, at $3.50 per acre.
S7.6oo-Thirty acres north OF Union Bay
on the line OF the Seattle, Lake Shore a Eastern
railroad. There xoulf be cool profit In sell
ing this land in acre tracts or lots
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THE ASSESSMENT ROLLS.
Total Valuation Of the County 10
as, 9O5, A7O.

County Assessor Hsrsnn, Deputy Hughes and
their assistants completed the assessment rolls
yesterday. Six largs books, which have kept
them busy almost night and11ay ior the past six
weeks, are all balanced toTa cent and were
turned over to the commissioners OF noon.
The assessed valuation Of the county 10 $751;
go5,f7O, an increase over las year that Is very
fatgerinR. Ths county assessment. rs IL stands
completed. il - follows:
Number Of acres assessed. .437 ,-67 10
Number OF acres improyed.......-. 49, 15,7s2 50
Value of real estate. ......... SO 4Si. a55
valBe OF improvements on real estate. 8 50 300
Value of personai property. 67si.2l5
fetal 81, so5. 40
County poll tax due. ................ 74I8
Road POLL tan due. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,6e4
The equalization board, which was in session
all day hearing complaints, ordered several
chauges OF the assessment roll.
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TO INCREASE THEIR BUSINESS

Mr. C. p. Devine, OF the popular arm OF z. r
Deylre q Co, Nisi be in Seattle about sept l.
As the comnsuy store az sos Front street has
met with sucn great sucress they viii greatly
increase their stock and Intend 70 operate
branch stores, WITH Seattle rs Eesn91.uerx
M Devsne q now ia New York aud Boston
parrhasing stock fer their fail trade for Seattle
He has disposed OF his interests IN the East ana
will make Seattle his headauartsrx Tor the tu-
will be increased ahouf sSo.o00 The company
intend doing . general jobbing and retail busi-
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4e&eness D1scuuosnx M<theds . xouoln-
tseas ~ osaasEenee.
1no oecond dayss oemfoo a. he Kfnr Covutv
1eeche<r Insxifuto holdIur n fne Dennv
sehool. was etzendod - lis teschers. an increacs
g 1trythreo over kho nyss dar. The tnstfture
e1UufnG = tnseresf = well q IN number.
ana INST succensfu} week Of instruction II
ssssred.
krofesDor Kollansbes enve instructions ii s1xs-
bra. hto oukSoct he1uw ffse rsp "a re $500 -
s1ven n the fundnnepta1 mica His secpnd
period wm taken up in delivering his intro
ducfory lecture 70 ErfIish literature He rave
the fdIovfns general outlins for The sid az the
. :. me claastfed AnKsorkaxon and
Hebrew laneuaxea The Euxifah Inuxunxe
and fhe Norman French. i Age Of Chsucer.
easfns from 1850 to 100. this being the period
from which EDelfsn literature really dates.
Eiisabethan aee u55l162sl 5. Common
wealth QEc5-1660). s Queen Anne,s sre n5uoL
l75o- 2. Age Of johnson (175oisoo)- 8 AGE of
SEQ Qooo 1861. O. Victorian age (lS30--3 This
eenefet outline VIII b taken up top.caIlv from
day 70 day
PEotsssor Jones during the fzrss Period had the
oub5ect Of arithueflc CON rutarion ~ fnsexees
b Ing his su6jecs. The class vss Given num-
Der Of practical examples
Professor Taylor occupied the 6rst period on
the sui 5ecs Of Enelish grammar He spoke, By
way Of Introduction, 20 the subj OF the growth
end reisffous Of the Eneiish language 70 other
IAN. uaees, ana the feistton Of grammar to the
su15ecn o. rhetoric. philosophy, etc His next
period Va xtven % the subject Of natural phil
osopny. Topic: "MstteE.' He occupied the st-
senuon q me cisss for most Of the period in
eiung experimenu to prove that air IL matter.
Professor Allen gave instructions In the sub
Jet Of physiolo.y during tue last period
lppc: lne ffAme-Nork Of the Body" His
sut1ec< was carefully oatlinsd, and has talk an
hssresung ons
rfofeszor foilansnee spoke on obstacles in
sne scnooi-room and How 10 Overcome Them
now Noaid yoo ma age stubborn, disobedisnt
DWl cn1id must obey. teacher's will
sn.nld ne supreme IN me government Of his
1900 s.. ne tne oisooeoienS enilo should be
e,ousns ahso sun1ecuon. even u corpora. pun
'.ansns must g resorted 70. An appeal 70 the
RepsIs nonof vas NOT always elective. La the
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
companies have this dsy sold the retail ice
trade of Seattle to the Union lee Company.
Their ofics VIII be 81 e0s Second street Once
telephone. AS; warehouse tele phone l50.
sxArrLE IcK COMPANY,
W. y. Donaldson Manager
Gle ELuA NATURAL Ice COMPANY
Hymaa Harris, Manager.
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The Croton OIL Quarantine.

clear that Burglar Miller was taking" small
pox. and Health OfEicer Hilton win most likely
consent to raising the quarantine any time NOW.
There are over ten county prisoners now con-
fined in the city jail and it is desired to get
them into their proper quartera Nothing has
been heard OF Miller. and 1t ID presumed that
he has made good hi escape.
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Father Gribben. assistant pastor of the Church
OF Our Lady OF GoJd Hslp. sta ed yesterday that
. fellow representing himself to Be Catholic
priest. is going about the city imposing on peo-
pie. His name and antecedents are unknown.
He was seen on the streets Monday night, a.
tired In the saro OF priest. and intoxicated.
People ere warned against him.
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MIDSUMMER

J. K. Basye has undoubtedly the largest and
most coInpl STOCK Of jewelry AMI silyerw are
to select from II the etty. This MT summer
clearance SAFE has N vita rsmarkahle suc-
czss, ~ much so thai he hiss DECIDED TO eln-
uae II the remainder OF this month a. IA
mammoth iewesry establishment sO4 Front
srreot near tolum bfS.
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A NOTABLE WEDDING.
Mr.. W. c. Hebron and Mrs. Eva ID. Bell
Married Last Night.

MAFfieu LASt NISht
Mr.. william C. Heilbron and Mrs Eva d. Bell
were married ct the res dence of the bride. liz
Bel street at $50 O'Clock last evening, Rev. d.
c. Garrett, rector OF st MARKS parish, offieiat-
ing. Only few intimate friends OF the contract
ing parties were present and the bride and
groom left Immediately after the ceremony on a
tour OF the East They viii visit New York,
Boston, Phi.sdelph i4 and Chicago, and will re-
turn 10 Seattle in about two months
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Chief Clerk b 7. Carr. OF the Oregon I'M
provement Company. went TO Anacortes yester-
day morning and viii return today.
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A SCROFULOUS BOY


when six months old, the left hsnd OF our
title gra dchi1d began to swel and had every
spps sfsncs o. age q y. We pluMlced y,
IL hefam. j runninx sore. S0un afher anres
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ing ears. also latest improved tourtss sleeper
through 10 the East via sortaern racine rnf
road a. CaiIberr clty ticket agent. 10 second
street, Boston block: = 1onkln. oepos acxs<
aren't seattle.
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REsIDEKcEIoTs.

81 ooO-Two lots t1a0 feet square1 at the
northwest corner of Madison and Tenth streets.
Tn is universally acknowledged the choic Sc
corner In the city for fiHe residence, aud il Is
one OF the few locations where tae view viii
not be obstructed- Mr.. OTTO Ranke is row
building nne pressed brick mansion, the 7rss
Madison street This IL not emily the most de-
sirable corner In the city. but the cheapest
property in the vicinity. and We i'm sgiae IL will
find ready sale II there Is any one in the city
seeking ocation Tor fine residence.
%, 6oo-Two lots a2o feet square) north
east corner Of Tenth and stewart streeta Both
streets are now being graded and brick BUSH
ness block II to be erected on the opposite cor
ner This ID cheap properly with : good fu-
ture.
S4.0oo-Two of the choicest lots In Rem
ton addition. facing Madison street. on the sum-
NIT Of the elevation. with maguifcent view,
92,3oo-A nne corner in Renton addition,
withia sofoot frontage
s2.76o 40 feet square in BENTON addition.
$4,000 Fine lot on Lombard street, near
Thomas.
s2.6oo-All Of Block {, T Hanford's addi-
tion.
sl,00o-Two desirable lots in Phinney's
ADDITION, near Broadway.
ei,6oo-Two lots nearly opposite Judge
Lchti nber = residence. near the corner Of
Bteadwsy and Depot streets. with . nne view.
sl,2OO-Loto on Birch street. near Prospect
In Aercer's second addition
sl.Ooo-Lots in Renton addition fro m
n COO upward.
S40o-Lotsin Bigslow's addition. near the
north end cable road Corners $500.
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GREAT NoRrHERS RAILWAY coNsTRuc.

The ,h-ee prfucipal lines Of the Fsirhaven 4
sertheru railroad are being pusned east, north
ard soufi, with renewed scttyify since the Great
Northern has become thelr owuer
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General Agent E s. Jackson. Of the Great
Northern. was in the city yes erday. on his way
from Portland TO Vancouver, B. c. He will re-
turn here tomorrow TO look after business for
hfs lire.
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II IL exrected that Vice President ". H. Hoi
comb. Of the Union Pacific, wi l visit Seattle shi
week. He Il at present in Portland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-06

e2o, ooo-one OF the best equipped brick
yards on the Sound. Every hing ID IN good
working Ter One owner woul prefer to sell
. fourth or half Interest to reliable sad prsc-
ticaI nan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-06
4 Pair Of Small Restless Feet

q tWi " ViIIuis Hu3uuuv wy
Used for almost every conceiv-
able purpose. except for scratch
ing the ear, and pair of very
cheap shoes, soon part COM
pany. No wonder parents get
distracted. Chinese shoes are
cheap, and the wooden ones
durable, and yet the almond
eyed parents excuse themselves
for killing their offspring be-
cause they would be unable to
supply them with shoes in the
winter.
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Business Properly

$50, 000-Corner lot on Front street., with
fouy-sfory building renting Tor 5000 = year.
We consider this the hsss investments In the
city in the way Of choice inside income-paying
property with . good future. Terms. half cash
and half In nve years al per can't
$40. ooO-Fuli lot aad irame business
block. renting for s421o per year. On Front
street TermA half cash and half in Eve years
At per cent
So ooo-Two lots corner Of Front and
Eagle streets The corner viii be sold sepa-
rafey for $1,000 ard the inside los for 5000 on
easy terms This il good Investment for any
one wishirg prospective business property.