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The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
CHICAGO guselAs asgoap.

CHICAGO, Nov. So.-A daring gang Of
burglars visited the little town OF May
fair. six miles out on.the Northwestern road.
between y o'clock last night and o'clock
this -noruing. and robbed the residences
of three wcll-knewn citizens, the postofiee
and the village store Tie total amount
Of the robberies is believed 10 he Ia the
neighborhood OF 5000 The thieves used
n wagon 10 carry of their plGndrr.
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4 cRosslnG nopRos.

ELaIEa- y, Y. ses. So.-H8ilizn Coax
lin ssd wif-. Ee~Ard BiAachaTsi and ~sse
sad Mrs AaGgsss Plsss. wbsis eso~~zss
Avssau< IN a wagon sndsy. vegs ssszea
by an sxFsress trAIn. Tae BFsS kf;oasssses
Ead ef b. accident Siss1 ssxs Ffssa
bslFxd a. the ssaslor- Isss T. was seSs
sEzI Gs ioenr1ssss. bore On IS gsloi tar
ghsssiy remains OF Mr. and Mrs.. Esssc6srd
and Mr. CepkIin. The isl-asss 81 ssfs-
Pitts ztd Ezams 1onkAa .ssr paeAes. So
snosss fifteen y@rszs :fum sh~ eso~@tsz- Al
Of the killed had txen terribly er-sps1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
lYNCHEO

SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. D-Twc men
were hanged 10 telegraph pole aear Ban
ton, in North Bessier parish. this morn
ing. Magee and Carmichael were their
names. both being about 33 years old.
Magee is the man who shot and
killed Mrs. Milie Lingle. Carmichael
assisted in deceiving Mrs Lingls.
by telling her that Msgee
was stealing and selling her hogs, wnici
brought iIsr Out in the yard. wherv Msgee
shot her. BDti. men surrendered 10
Sheriff Thompson, but the citizens. upoa
hearing that Sirs. Lingle WAS she victim
of an ugpfoyoked murder, hung them.
The murder was committed for TIE pur.
pose OF robbery.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
OtlARANTiNE REGUl lA1tONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-The subject OF
national quarantine has been several times
discussed by the president and the secre-
tary of the treasury, and will be one Of the
leading features of the presidents message
and Secretary Fosters annual report. The
difficulty experienced in enforcing uni
form regulations at all ports during the
cholera epidemic last summer has lead to
the conviction that the protection OF the
public health from contagious DISEASES
from without ought to be under control OF
the federal aul horties. 1t il believed
that congress mas the power to establish
uniform rules. under the provision of the
constitution authorizing the regulation Of
commerce with foreign nations.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
JAV cOtllD.

NEW Yoi;g, Nov. 3o-Another repors
reached Wall street this afternoon that
Mr. Jay Gould. who has been III at bis
residence at Forty seventh stfeet aud
Fifth avenue for some days, was dying, A
subsequenL rumor had IL that he waS
dead. The market WAS slightly affected.
as the Tumors were not genersiiy believed
AT Mr.. Gouid's home. 57s Forty-s~venth
street, Eugene Calhoun. The butler. told
reporter that there was no foundation :or
the report
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WEATHER BULLETIN

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. 80 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and fair Thursday; prob
ably colder Friday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was SIC. the lowest 32'
and the mean 42e, with dense fog all the
forenoon and light fog nearly all the
afternoon: light south winds, nearly sta
tionary pressure. Total rainfall for
November "a inches Average tempera-
ture A.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of November
has been 42e, and for the Both day 400.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 30-The following
are the indications until Sp. m. Thurs
day:
For Kansas and Missouri-Fair: south
easterly winds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

MARSHALL, No, Nav. so-A. ia Lyn-
ton. a young man about 10 years Of age,
whe vas until recently employed In sbs
United States express Office in this city,
was arrested in Sister yesterday after an
attempt 70 pass Two forged checks for -
considerable zG=soun, lie was brought To
thas city aud Jailed. Lyntoa's boms Is
Ottawa. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
AMONG cEu DpEN

Epecially infants, Is prevalent at all times,
but is largely avoided by giving proper
nourishment ard wholesome food. The
most successful aud reliable is the Cali
Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk.
Your grocer and druggist keep il.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The president
has virtually decided that the urgency of
pubic business requires that be shall tem-
porarily disregard his personai affections.
and he therefore devoted himself today to
the consideration of his message to con-
press, with the view of having it ready for
transmission to that body on Tuesday,
4;
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consultation / would have them fix upon
the men they wanted to I'LL these positions
and have them appointed without delay;
In case theIe was to be no removal until
the expiration of the incumbent's term
would hHve il understood from the begin
ming. Tie moro delay there Is In this
matter the more applications there are to
be considered aud the trouble of making
the selection becomes proportionately
greater"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01

present. The European powers most GER
tainlv should come to the relief OF the
silver market at the present time.
They have taken tremendous quantities
of gold from US and we have not objected.
They have sent back all the silver they
could to our already overcrowded market
and we have taken no decisive steps to
prevent their accumulatiDg the yellow
metal. We hare enough gold lett. but II
Europe continues to drain this life blood
and refuses to meet US half way now. or
assist US, it win be time for US to show her
what we can do. We have the power to
get our gold back We can force her to
diseoree and send back so in gold for every
81 she takes out. We have our high credit
and unequafed resources, and can ruin any
one of the great powers, England, ter
many, France or Austria. if they continue
this greedy game of getting and boarding
all the gold In sight"
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE TREATY.
PARIS, Nov. 3O.-What is claimed to be
the text of the main portion of the latest
triple alliance treaty was published in the
Journal today. The Journal, in an edi-
toriai, says: I'VE publish the most i'm
portant document of modern history. We
do not state how we procured it." The
Journal adds that the treaty was signed
bv Germany and Austria in May and by
Italy in June, 1891.
The alleged text of the treaty declares
its purpose to be the safeguarding OF the
honor, dignity and security of the people
of these three monarchies. The treaty re-
news the league of defense, which be-
comes offensive in case one state should be
in danger; pledges each to assist the others
in carrying out their respective external
policies and to keep their armies on war
footing during the period of the treaty.
The treaty says that in case of a conflict
between Germany and Russia or between
Austria and Russia the others agree to de-
clare war against Russia. In case France
should side with Russia, Italy will declare
war against France. In case of y conflict
between Germany and France. Italy will
act as above indicated. In such an event
Austria will declare war against Russia in
case the latter should interfere in the con-
ficr and side with France. In case of a
conflict between Austria and Russia Ger
many is to declare war against Russia,
sending two army corps into Austria Italy
would mobilize her army on the French
frontier in case France should assist Rus
sia. In case of conflict between Italy
and France in Europe or the colonies Ger
many would act conjointly with Italy,
while Austria would mobilize an army on
the Russian frontier, ready TO assume the
offensive in case Russia should side with
France
The article is ridiculed here as pure
fabrication.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
LANES G. BLAINE.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 30. - Ex-Secretary
Blaine Is gradually convalescing from bis
recent attack of illness. lie IS up and
strength.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01

Both the method ard resula whez
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; j. is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, aid arts
gently yet promptly on the kiineys.
Liver and Beaels. clesnses the sy-
TEN et5ectusiiy, dispels colds. head
achss and ferers and currs habitusl
constipation. Syrup If Figs b the
only remedy Of It's kind erer pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ccptzble 10 the stomach, prompt Ia
its setion and truly beneficial Ia its
elects, prepared only from the nost
healthy and agreeable substances, Ia
nany excellent qualities commend IL
10 all sad have made j: The Inoss
pcpsias remedy known.
syrup ef Figz is for n.s In 50e
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gissz Any reliable drsggf-s who
fnay 10. hzye j. on hand uili tso-
sure il promptly for any one vhs
wishes 20 fry IL Do not soceps ssy
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUp CO.
ssE fa&scssc9 80.
Ssezzzxx - ~ f1sz< 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
WASHINGTON.
THE ANNUAL REPORT OF PENSION
COMMISSIONER RAUN.
The Number Carried on the Rolls
Expected to Reach the Maxi
mum in Two Years.
Speaker Crisp Declares That His Party
Will Have No Excuse for Failure
to Redeem It's Promises

The Present Chinese Exclusion Law De-
clared to be Dead Letter-Bus Five
Celestials Registered Up to Date.
The Necessity for National
Quarantine Regulations.
The Presidents Mes
sage-Capital
Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
THE CONFERENCE AT BRUSSELS
AWAITING REPORTS.
in Endorsement of a Modification Of
the Rothschild Plan Expected
From the Committee.
Archbishop Walsh's Views as to the Cause
of Irish Distress Shared by Land
lord-The Danish Scheme.

a Paris Paper Prints What Purports to be
Copy of the Treaty Signed by Ger
many, Austria and Italy-The
Document Regarded in the
French Capital as Fabri-
catjon-The Panama
Canal Scandal.
Other Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01

"TeU, Wd."
That's the way
you feel after one
or twu of Doctor
Pieres Pleasant
Pellets have dcne
their work You
feel well, instead
Of bilious and con,
stipatei; your sick
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01

The great value of Hoods Sarsaparilla as
a remedy for catarrh Is vOuched for by
thousands.
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ssE fa&scssc9 81.
Ssss@szzsE. - ~ FDs< 81
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Dase Of aEs. pubIieasIon Januarg ls. 80 -


4 LII
II ton No 81
BE II resolved by the board of alderman ana
house OF delegates Of the city OF Seattle Ia session
assembled;
That II is the intention Of Getty council of sald
city TO improve Rose and nuwan!sh streets from
Madison street 10 The north line Of block one IN
Ia Highland addition ia the city OF Seattle bv
grading ana sidewalking the same on each side
thereof @S
The estimated cost of grading and clearing and
gfubbng tbs said street. excluding the crosSIu,vs
IS twenty SIX hundred and twenty-six dollars
tS@.o26}s the estimated cost Of side~alkfng said
street is twenty three hundred and uinstv-ttyo
collars 80, SsZi; ths total estTnat cost Of said
improvement 10 DC paid by the abutting property
owners IS five thousand a1d eighteen collars and
nfty cents fS50ls. 500. the estimated COST ~
constructing sidewalks and clearing and grupbfug
and the total estimated cost 10 be paid BY the CIV
IS nine hundred and elghty-eight dollars and nfrv
cents 1888 5O1, and the cost OF the grading and
sidewalklking Of the sad streets is To BE- assessed
against the property abutting on said street pro-
posed 10 be improved, a. described above and
winch said abut{4ng property is hereby declared tn
De me property benefited by said Improvement
All persons owning any aoUtting property as
csil1sd by section seven I'd Of article eigat
WIZ Of the charter, shall have fifteen davs
this resolution 70 lie with the city CLERK protests
against said improvement
Passed board OF aldermen this Attn day of Jan
uAIy 1874 A. =. MILLER
President Board Of Aldermen
RAISED house OF delegates this 4ih day OF Jan
u"tS' AoS- r. W. JONES
president House Of Delegates.
Approved by me this sun day OF Januarv 1892
9EOhE ". HALL Mayor.
Filed by me this 5th day OF Januarv 1892
,,,,,-.,. n W MILLER, CITY Clerk
Paolisned sAis 7th day Of January, 1884
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CoSTRACTORS-SE PRO
" pOs&ls vii be received by the school board Of
district 50, near Derby. King county for the
erection OF frame schoolnouss 26xs0. bids 20 in
ciude 81 material, and an approved bond must ac-
company each bid ~ the bid viii nos BE- cousid-
cred The amount 81 bonds viii be $500 The
board reserves the right 70 reject any and all bids
f.Ans and specifications can he seen an q 4
holnps ms, half way between Derby and YorS
ht4s al oe received up h 10 O'Clock q. M. Jan
nary -, 1897. a. which time the BIDS wil - eo0-
sdersd. BY order OF the boar! Of directors az ais.
tTlcE No s. p d. VINCENT
Clerk Of School District No 81
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REAL ESTATE RRokERs.

EIRsF-CLASS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
u property IN al parts Of the city for SAFE; cor
respondeace solicited W. r Ledgerwood. real
room p sullivan block
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CITY NOTICES.

TMPOTNDED STOCK NoTICE-ON SATUR-
Il ~srday. January 80. 1892 a. the hour OF 10
q NJ, Ia front Of police beadquarters corner Of
Third street and Iesler avenue will sell at public
auction To the highest bidder tor cash. 10 paw ex-
Ienses OF Ia pounding and keeping the following
desert bed animals. ta-wit:
one sorrei horse about years of age. blazed
face; white feet behind; spawned.
one sorrei Dare about years of age; star on
forehead; one white foot; leather halter on
Also one small white pony, about years OF aga
with blue spots on.
The owners OF the above described animals are 10
me unknowh BOLTON ROGERS
Chief o. Police
Date Of RrSt nnhIicalion IannArR u 100
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PA HNBROE ERS.

MONEN-IF YOU NEED MONEY ON
vi watches, diamonds or any article Of value
cal on Uncle Harris, 2o4 washin gtoa street OPP
poslte standard theafer
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

4 SNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
n holders Of the CLARK Harms Company VIII be
he'd a. their ONCE On Monday. February J. 1S92
a. A. m. for the purpose OF elscJiRg directors and
Officers for The ensaias year and transaction Of.
such other business as mas properly come before
ihela 7. F. CLARK. SecretSry.
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HzNTED-PARrSER.

~ ANrEI}--RA BTNEK WITH $500 FOR A
w business wtth large cash rFcass: ESQ weekly
cHFsa. kor f3l particulars apply Too.a Calea
blsck.
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NOTICE OF DIssoLUrIoN.

NOTICE OF DIsSOLU TION
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notice is hereby given thai the cOpart-
nsrsnip heretofore existing between Isldore Har-
rs, :. sel1g and sigmand Harris. under the hrIn
name OF the Chicago Clothing Company doing
business In the Butler block. city Of seattle. has
been dissolved By mutual consent, Sigmund Has-
us retiring The business Of the firm viii here
after De carried on by Isldore Harris & Co. who
have assumed and VIII pay all debts and DISCHARGE
ali obligations Of the old firm All outstanding &C
counts are payable to the new firm >3gmund
Harris Is now IN no way conDected with the nrIn
OF Isidore Harris & Co ISlD0RE HARRIS
: sELiG.
Seattle. Wash. Dec 81. 1891.
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AssAFERs AND cHEyrsrS.

4 /. BOG ARDUs, OFFICIAL ASsAYEP P0Ts
y. Chamber Of Commerce: mines examine5.
assay ING and chemical work OF ali kinds done
HS9rAs ~, Is and 80 sullivan buIidinr Font
slfeet, between Cherry aad Columbia
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS

4 LfRED GRASsSER LANDSCAPE GAR
- osaeE. Conner " hite and Madison streeta
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I'd UCATIONIL.

EDUCATIONII.
MOUNT RAINIER SEh1IN AIRY. les SIXTH
vi street Miss u. + Coehr2ae Pr,zciusl
MISS CHEAL'S SEMEN ARY-TERM COM
VI Inences February :, lss2 ASaEess second
sa& A@4lsea sassssA
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TOR SALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS on
IL Queen Anne hill, in RandelFs and Rurke's sec
ond addition: snap Alonzo Hull, Olympic block
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LOsT.

0ST-BCSCH or KEYS BETWEEN POST
L. Office and Harry Y Bite & Co IS Office Finder
please return 70 ofscs q White q Ca, Occidental
block. and sBs suitable reward
Il OST-S5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
IL the return of az Irish setter pup: months
old: strayed from Va ,405 Yesser avenue jan
nary f3
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TOR SALE-LOT 60xl35. on YESLER AVE
nus and Sixteenth street: easy terms O. III
Aeinhardt room Hinckley block.
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EOR sALE-EIoRT- ROOM HOUSE ON CAR
Il line az bargain Gardner & Strarson rooms
201 and 202 Bailey bui ding
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u q To HENRY = FOR THE LARGEST AND
" ffcSnest assortment 81 candies IA she city;
BeS crop Il STSnch fcuit AMI holiday zools juss NJ
ceiys1, ice cgyaE3 always on hAn3c fancy creams
anN 50 oa3er ~ short EStlce rs cream. sSss AZ
hsaEys Rev Store, 500 SsSoza sgzSsk
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E,oR SALE-sI0o CASH BUYS TWO Level,
Il lots. Ballard PARK I'd. overlooking Puget sound:
trains run daily across this addition ]. P Larrick
Kent. Wash
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CLAIR FOTASTS.


A REL1A BILE CLAIRNONANr NEpIUN-
"a Mrs. Kate Cleveland, No. S9a Third street he
tween Columbia ana Marion streets Ladies onlT-
MARGU ERITE BERGIN MAGNETIC
W healer, successfully diagnoses and treats
other diseases without drugs questioning. head.
aches cured IN ten minutes. Office hours 10 10 II
and 10 l. z1o University street between SEQ
ond and Third. Developing circle We.nes'iay sn>t
saturday evening, 1880 sharp
FLORENCE MARVIN. THE PROPHFTFsS
IL who predicted SeatIles fire. tells past presen,
and future Rooms 2o--7 Douthitt block rake
elevator.
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INoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
propefty-Farm lands at Slaughter Kent
Port Orchard sumas City and Vash0n island; the
superiority for the above localities for prOducrve
ness OF soil IS well known James E. Porter. 2l
Gortsten building
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Tor SALE-HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS.
Il bath: city water; 81 500: $3.50 cash, balance
S25 per month. H. : Turner, 207 Butler block
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ENoR SALE-seG0 CASH: LOT 5exI2o FEET:
IL between Nesier avenue and James street car
lines; choice property; good view. Inquire a. 2I3
Bell street
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BATHS.

NEWPORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ nights salt and fresh water. electric, me1leA-
ted, Russian, sulphur and cabinet vapor baths;
prtvare apartments for ladies: excsIleu. ATTEND
aDce- sls Front street
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DOR SALE-s375 BUYS FIVE ACRES RICH
IL land in sight Of Seattle, with water front: nice
building spot; level and cleared. see owner, room
% Olympic block
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TOR SALE-FFNE HOUSE OVERLOOKING
Il Lake Washington; lot 50xi00: corner; price
$1,000; good terms H ) Turner, 207 BuIler
block
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SOUTH PARK Is THE PLACE TO BUY A
~ lot and double your money in less than six
months: best property IN King county at the low
est price. Office, Halter building, ground moor.
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E'OR SALE-12S ACRES OF THE BEST BOT
IL tom land: all in cultivation and well i'm
proved, near railroad depot; We can give great
bargain on this property. Gardner & Strarton
rooms 2Ol and 20z Bailey building
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TOR SALE-LoTS AZ AND AS IN BLOCK Is
IL nrst plat OF West Seattle Land and Improve
ment Company. R L Nerrick 4S6 Wilson
avenue. Cleveland o.
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FOUyD.

FOUND FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE
IL house. where complete ousft can Dc oouEh.
On weekly payments. same psics a. other hozsss
charge for cash Inc address Is SIS Front street
EoUSD-FEEDERTc & NELSON'S Is THE
4 cheapest place 81 10-n for everything from
zNEcAen spoSA &c = f5l15sg bed 12l3 zaa !. zZ5
Ssc01d street
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Personal.
LroR AD0PTTOE-Tw0 BRIGHT BOYS:
} y aged aid O. Cali or address Mrs. N a-tell 3l7
Marion sEresE
MES, MILLER. PROFESSIONAL NURSE
VI 1s321 Third s-reex
WILSON'S SCHOOL OF PESMASSHTP-
w Monday Wednesday and Friday. after ?.
n; card writing, szgrssssng. etc 2.l-0 Fourth
street
HAVE NEW COVER PIT ON YOUR
II umbrella Umbrella Hospital, opposite post
once
ECONOMICAL MES-sAvE IS ON YOCR
L. Rext suit by sending for y cloth samples fash
Ion plates and measurement nlznks. free, postage,
cents "a l. Hzntley 4 Co. wholesale genresl
fallors. lss Madison street Chicago When order
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NELLIE = HsZLEwo0n ARTIST -
~ =trucssols gwen IN OIL crzvon Anf - -.
cclors SFsalo, Tsoll 500 seattle SasIsns, ps .ss
block Second an1 YesEsr TX
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TOR SALE-THTRTY ACRES NEAR THE
Il Belt Line railway and Lake Washington; also
and 2-acre tracts near the water Lake Wash.
ingfon, steamer four times day: two beautiful
residence lots in Kent number Of very desirable
lots on West street. Seattle; i've and a half acres
al Kent: prices very low and terms easy. George
N Van Doren, 2o3. 2os. 209 Washington block;
entrance 705 Front street
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E'oR SALTWATER FRONT ON LAKE
IL Washington: 20 25 acres, cheap for cash D.
n shanks, room Boston block
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DOR sALE-GooD FRUIT AND yEGE
Il table land in aud 1e-acre tracts az a low
price and very easy terms. Gardner & Stratton
rooms 20l and 202 Bailey building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-16

TOR SALE-A NICE RESIDENCE AT THE
IL Fremont boulevard. containing rooms: half
cash; the rest 10 suit Apply al 1500 Front