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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-25

The Y. i. :. {. +. Of the Second Metho-
dist Proisatan, church will give a social
next Frissy evening. May ~, ~ the
church. cerner OF Republican and Warren
streets. Che gathering will be in the na-
ture OF a. farewell 70 the retiring pastor.
Rev. J. T.: Barley. and . reception 20 the
new pastor. Rev. j. Shepherd. who. with
their tamS les, viii be present The CON-
mi.,re ha%J Ing the matter in band PROM
ises an Exercising programme for the
evening. sster which refreshments will be
served. gil are cordially invited.
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WHAT THE CAPTAINS SAT-.


Masters Of the Glide and Periey Make
. statement
In ren,y to the letter from Kissap farm
ers 10 the Chamber OF Commerce, asking
help 10 &c. q new boat on the West Pass
are route In consequence Of high freight
rates, Capt. Vanderhalf. OF the steanaer
Glide, made tue following statement yes
terday, both on behalf Of himself and Capt.
Redding, of the steamer Mary +. Periey.
Both captains signed the statement, as
follows.
The CAPTAIN os the Glide has been on this
route for eigh. years When be went On TIE
route the fare vas 81 each way. and TIE freigh:
was ali the Way 10 Sc per ton. Knowing that
the people could not stand these rates. hs pus
fhs rate a, & rer ton and SC cents fars each Way
That was W hen I was On The lola, since which
tine tie rates have been the same until the
aghs between Capt Reddiug. now owner OF the
Persey, and LsyselE- We admis We carries
freight from Seattle 10 Tacoma for 81 per ton,
and .or this reason We got from ten to ,wenty
tons a. a tine. We have time To put il on At
Tacoma and tine TO put il OF a. Seattle while
We are waiting Tor tbs people 20 do taeif trading
aud return home with US al night When we
vera running opposition we pa. the freight &:
81 ne. ,na 10 Island points and fares IS ce-.s
Tor the round trip
I, myself. hare log. 500 Ia the last two months
besides my wageA We. without asking faern,
put the rates back TO 0ceais !or fares aud :. per
ton for freight. part o. this that We carry
and oeiive, for g per ton I buy for the folks
and trus, them from ten days to . month AZ q
time. and carry part OF IL 70 shore in small
boats. ii they can do better 1t IS for them TO
consider. l hare run tue West Passage for the
pas, ioar months from Tacoma 90 Seattle and
bsc K 20 Tacoma for as low = consideration an =
on The trip, and never taxing in owe: &le on the
round trip
Az far as olsl.a is concerned. there isn't on an
average more than one. half ton OF freight aad
two or three passengers
J. +. E~ASpERHiLr.
Master Steamer Glide.
THcNAs EEDDiS6,
Master steamer Mary T. Perley.
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A sUEJxCT TO caeCrwsrAxrvsL
1hss u why Hobart Rosroved Car
penter'e TOola.

""y HOBART BO6R0We0 Car
penter's Tools.
r. Hoosrt. an elderly man with fall beard
% glasses, Vas arrested yesterday by
Lieut.. MIX Hanna On the charge OF max
ing free With property tha, belonged to
Lycargus. H. Hoxiand.
About ssso weeks ago, il is said, Hobart
Dcrrowed:a lot Of carpenters tools from
Rowland ostensibiy to use in carpenter
work. tr.ssead. he pawned them to .
secondhand man on Jackson street and
forgot to explain matters TO the original
owner. wko called in police aid. Officer
Fam Sorb:.:t found the tool. and Lieut..
Hanna tt:e one who pawned them. The
case was tried in the municipal court yes
ferday un:ier a charge of petit larceny and
. conviction secured. Hobart then COM
planned tisat he had not had time TO pre-
pare ilis case and asked that the judgment
be set asde and q new trial granted.
Judge Glasgow appointed an attorney 20
defend hisa aud set the case for a rehear-
ing this morning. Hobart claims that cir
cunstancs s over which he mad no control
forced hing 20 pawn the tools.
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silit vas filed yesterday in the superior
court by the MacDougall 4 South wick
Ger pany against ". 4. Morse 20 foreclose
. ~etistiei mortgage on the furniture of the
Windsor hotel. corner of Main and Com
nsrcssi streets. The mortgage was given
70 secure a note for ~. Ia. NJ. The plain
Gs y ANTS judgmen. for this amount and
b. 1872 paid out for insuring the prop
sfsy. Judge Langley will hear plaintiffs
nssion to have a receiver appointed FRI
Gsy 1T 3 p. NJ.
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Ada Bower wants a divorce from her
kaseand, William Boyer, AMI fled suit to
tAss end in the superior court yesterday.
Tia couple were married in Spokane
ysseh -. Iss9, and shortly after their
marriage the defendant. it is alleged. COM
Hs:snced a course of cruel treatment that
psaastin says she cannot bear any longer.
especially as he has been given no cause
81 his actions. William has never sup
priced her, and has abandoned her since
Mas n. 1891.
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ss4soraI J. Ward xas married TO William
4. Ward In yisasia. Cal, February =.
,afs and after ten years experience has
s4sed marriage . rank allure. She flied
s.;s for divorce in the superior court yes
s.sasy. aud seerns to have reasonably good
esssa nfs for obtaining IL. rs she claims her
lsss and master has not lived with her
sake June. 1891, and ent away on the LIST
ii sais month. and so far has forgotten to
Ss,arn. Sac alleges that he Is y Swapping
M ssiiow. able 10 earn good wages, and
rssaassed Of . large amount Of property
basea. And yet he has never supported
ksr sccosding - his position in life.
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NAfs
MAsHiS6foS CITY. Anil Il.

ship Michigan, gives out the following or
der received by him:
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
" AsHtSSros CITY, April Il. fss3.
angler Sseoll Ludlow. u. 4 ~, Com
i~raadiug l*ni.ed states Forces In Bering Sea
Sir. Ia pursuance OF the Convention between
the United: states aud Great Britain, dAfei April
Is. iss2. Tor . moiux vivenai respecting tie TAX
tag OF seal in Berirg ser. you wsit cause the YES
sells under goEr command TO warn all American
and Briiist vessels they meet outside o: Bering
Tea not to enter the prohibited waters OF that
sea :cf the purpose OF sealing, and you will de-
posit on bssri Of each vessel 70 warned q copy
tion. dated April s. Isss. of the British seal fish
err (Ber.nE seal act, ls9i, aud OF these instrue-
tiona Eassy OF notice and warning viii be
made upon: tie register Of all vessels notified.
Any vessel found TO be. or 20 have been, en-
ployed in sailing within the prohibited waters
OF Berinx sea. whether with or without warn
ing, and Eny vessel found therein. whether
warned or slot, having On board implements for
taking seal. or seal skins. or bodies Of seals. win
DO seized.
The prob sbsfcd waters include that part OF
Rering sea east OF the line OF dcmarcation,
mNssd upon photographic Office chart Ma Is
The commanding of1eer OF the vessel making
the so1Burs will, at the time thereof, draw up a
dec.asatiot Ia writing. stating the condition OF
~ 0SA4EA TUA~cAs HsotG 0uA ansG VA f%kstNs CIV
ing iat;nds and longitude, and circumstances
showing guilt Tho seized vessel will Be-
brought or sent In charge OF Q SUFFICIENT force
20 insure delivery. together with witnesses and
proofs, anc the declaration OF the oficer making
the seizure ii American, To sitka and there de-
i.sesed To she officer of the Uaired States dist.ics
court at that place. aud II British, TO UnaiAsks,
snd there seliveref TO the senior British naval
officer In I:sring sea. The master Of the seized
vessel, her.fnate or hostswain. aud such portion
of her crew as can conveniently be carried
therein. wsll BE- sent as prisoners with the vessel
TO suffer THO penalty OF the Law.
Aaigned:aad certified list Of the papers of the
seized yes&a viii To- delivered to the master
thereof. ana a duplicate copy will be trans.
mittsd wi:sa the declaration ". Mcapco.
Acting secretary o. the Navy.
PoKr 1.,wSsEsn, May 2A-fSpecial. l.
The Ursted States fish commission
steamer .sihaiross arrived today from san
Francisco and joined the Bering sea sieet.
The reves he cntter Thetis is due TO arrive
from Mage island tomorrow. This will
oompleieShe list Of vessels en- route 10
Bering sea. The Albatross will probably
be detailed rs a dispatch boat to transmit
orders bsssxeen this port and Unalaska.
the summer headquarters for the squad
ron. Altogether there Will be seven gov
eminent sessels detailed 70 watch for seal
p~oachers.: The feet is composed IS fol-
lows: .Nfehiean. Ranger. Aihstross,
Richard crush. Thomas Corxin. The;is.
bear.
The corr msndsr of tho feet. Capt. lad
low, of tiss Mohiean, expects to receive
nna. orders from the department somor-
row TO sag North.
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struck hx Rolling Log.

While a gauge Of iaborers were shovel
ing away u slide on the Great Northern
shore line near Mosher about : O'Clock
yesterday morning = log rolled Town and
struck five OF them en- the legs. knocking
them against the ia: cars. Three of them
were 50 badly bruised that they had to be
brought 20 q hospital IN the city. but the
other two returned to work. The names
Of the injured men could not be learned.
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Full dress rehearsais tor Saturday
nights production OF Cinderella are now
going pm by the little children who are to
,ake part in the performance. The affair
will re 4 brilliant spectacular show, inter
spersed with charming specially numbers
by Prof. Loops dancing class. 1t also
promises TO be quite a social event. nearly
all the boxes and stalls having been en-
gagged by the leaders Of Seattle society.
who will appear in ali the glory of full
dress. independent Of the object of the
performance il will be well worth seeing,
But as the proceeds will he devoted to the
cause of charity 1t alrnos, becomes a point
Of duty to attend. The affair is being
givei nnder the auspices OF the Ladies'
Relief Society. which Is very much in need
az funds 20 maintain The Orphans home.
The society is now sea- IN debt, and IFS
current expenses considerably exceed It's
revenues. The society IS nov taking care
Of ihirty-threc children ia the home. the
capacity of which Is greatly oyertaxed.
The county contributes 8 per month for
each child taken care OF, and wha: more Is
needed has to be raised By membership
dues ana voluntary contributions.
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"Arrsh VA Pogue" continues TO show its
merit as 3 strong attraction 3: Cordray's.
LAST nights performance was witnessed
by . large audience. ana they broke Dose
into storms of applause and -merrizaens
that stimulated the performers 10 their
finest efforts. Anyone wishing 10 spend
the evening very pleasantly IS rscom-
menaed TO see this popular comedy per-
formed by the cc-drsy company.
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costume. aud viii % assisted by the we'll
known vocsiis.s. Mrs q. Frank Seaman
and Hermann Jasich Inc hv Miss Beatrice
Caea, and Mr.. W. Martins Alloys Wer-
ner. formerly principal tenor a: So Paul's.
London. and the Apollo Gaar.csse. Wer-
ner. Boyer. Saunders aud Bibo. viii also
take pNs.
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Prosecuting Attorney Miller yesterday
re,ssssd to file an information against Mrs.
WtAsam Harris. who was charged with
pnftoning a spring near Franklin March
y, Sss5. by Joseph White. and bound over
10 9sss superior court in the sum of 500.
AMI scr bondsmen were exonesa.cd. The
s~vafs.ace In the case was not sufficient to
eoaVics the defendant.
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AMVsEMENTs.
A Great Speciality Show.

At.the new Seattle theater tonight and
tomorrow night will be seen the greatest
speciality attraction that has ever visited
this Coast in the Boston Howard Athe-
naum Company. 1t has been playing in
Portland during the past week. and this is
what the OregoaiaR has to say concern
ing it:
IL was . remarkab,e ensertairmens that the
Boston Howard A:heu afum Company gave TO
as rnauy People a. the Marauam could seat last
nigh. II comprised nine distinct speciaities,
and every one OF them went with ''xnap." Tho
best Of them we're produced by Eua Bertoldi,
equilibrist: Janet Melville and Eva s,ctson.
comic due,is,.. viii II. Fox. pianist: Kara. a
~juSeier. and the Dixon brothers, musical
clowns.
The latter opened the show. and performed in
q wosaerial was IN zsssrai unique and familiar
instruments The really difficult and novel
part OF their act was in their bell solos Their
leads. arms and legs had a covering OF bells,
which were attached thereto. aud By the slight
Is. movement OF either of the parts named
music was evolved. which was both harmonious
and taking.
Then came O'Bricn and Carroll In parodica
They sang well togeiae. and their songs werc
funny.
Eua Bes.oiai 10 the star Of the combination
She 10 truly q marvellous young woman. having
apparently NO bones. but shs does not produce
the dlsagreesble sensation OF the human ser
pent. because she dresses in the ordinary aero
battle costume. She twists herself into cx.
sraordiasry shapes, she walks up flights Of
stairs on her hands. she balances herself on
prccarsors chairs. At! as a finale she does some
pretty coatortion work. be- whole weight sus-
iaiue3 BY the hold her teeth have on a small re-
volving iange.
Fulgora comes on the stage in ordinary attire.
and before he leaves he make no less than ten
distinct changes in his dress without, assistance
IIs work is nsst and clever.
The Aliisons sing well. and dance better.
ksra's juggling ac, cmeraces features that
have never been equaled In this city. After
Paul C:nquccalli. he Is probably the de.test
!1ryIer on eartn-
The Misses Melville and stetson are clever and
original women. Their dialect limitations found
marked !svoc.
WIZ II. Fox did q grsa, deal Of talking and q
Little piano playing His manipulation OF the
key board was the best part OF his act
u. se!yias LEROY, an illusioSist. produced
three handsome girls from space. and did other
mysti.yin- things IN a quiet way.
/. was the best show OF its kind seen In Port.
land for years. aad II Ii on Tor two more even.
iGs performances and = matinee tomorrow.
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Saivatose Ancarola. who stands charged
with Living on The money earned by a
pros:ituts. appeared in the municipal
coart yesterday and demanded q jury trial
The courts scceded. setting the case for
trial this morning aud allowing the de-
PENDANT IL go on SIS cash bail.
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Dramatic Recital and Reading.

Miss Marguerite ssxtol. the weil-known
actress and dramatic reader. who has
iived in shis city for the pas; wear. will
gave a recital and musicale NJ Plymouth
church Wednesday. May 81 Miss saxton
VIII give selections fsom Shakespeare. Ed
VIZ Arnold aad y. +. Willis. appearing in
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rom,,. .ua Cou,,v Omc...

lesise TO we'd was issusd yesterday to Bruno
1nat.ssn and Adiie T. warburtoa, both of
hvs, Park.
Tssss we're one cash. one dnai homestead and
sss tvy:nesiead entry aled in the United states
hss nee yesterday.
TIA City of seattle satisfied eishty-ave lis
pEssns sgasus, vsrious parties yesterday. The
srias Feru Ter grade taxes.
szitsm Gordon. selored. Of Newcastle. was
ssrstsisiod TO the county Jail yesterday by Jus
ces q the Peace ruts TO work out . 80 eae i'm
fess4i snr Yarrann1.
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Good N%eiighbOrhoOd

As veil ss a beautiful one, and when i. Is
conceived how Isrge this neighborhood
will be-that it contains nearly GO lots.
covering about - acres Of ground ia the
ve-y cense. Of the city-one can easily see
how il will carry of the palm from every
residence district ys; opened.
Those xho wish 20 buy iois In Squire
Park and have houses bailt 8. once, will
Apply for terms and other information 10
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There vsil be a meeting 81 the Calfa-
RAN ehursa ~ > ~ O'Clock this afternoon.
To estshlisn a flower mission. the object Of
which ME be To distribute flowers among
the poor and At the hospitals and other
public plsees where they wgll be sppre-
esated. MI interested in ths work are n
xlfcd 10 aEseni.
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Fhe Unl:ea Carriage Company. seventh
an. raslo. streets. Portland, ar. having
purchased: at forced sale Ire s;cek Ct
hacks. coG:~s. surveys. bassses. esc- ee-
longing = the CITY CsErlase Compaay.
they moN s.ave more stock han they Fe.
az re- ani 80 sell a, private sale ans 81
these .oI.;s.s sss-x. sn Jane ; 9>asgT4axl
they .n,enS 10 sell az rah3sc aGcs4on thirty
ct ssSe3 horses.
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crssn,na, Information FILED.

cost yesterday against Lewis Gallo chasg-
te / IN with assault with adeaiiy Weapon.
He 81 abbea Joseph Faguiili April ~. Is93.
esG $ as bound over TO await action OF the
Gpss %. court May I by Justice of the
Peace " lillian Caldwell.
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Pat k~lly.

Native %: KilmuTry. County Kilkenny.
ireland. wsn;ei by h{s brother William.
Address 50 Third street. Ssa Francesca,
ANY che MOVING h.m V,szsa srlse.
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Canta;a Queen Esther will be re-
pea;ed 81 Fremont opera house, Fremont,
Friday evening. May -. An excellent
performance is guaranteed.
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Notice TO Pioneers.

All pionser~ arc requested ~ meet at the
Chamber g Commerce building GA Sssar-
day nrxs q ; !. n t0f the pavrose al c8Hs-
p.esias Arrangements for the annuaI re-
union, whseh Inec;s GA Jane & 1$0
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Twelve blooming plants for 81. Wash
ingson Floral Company. east end Madison
street.
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makes through eEaees;o9s a. SanaomisA for
lowell and Everett Train leaves seattle daily
At 80 a II. returning arrives ST > .asiie s.n p e.
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Good Opportunity

one~hslse Of 4 ane ssSec store in Squire
Ia.smer Emitting can ~ rented Il applied
for withi@ the next tew laws. Call =:
rosfa us slaire-LaGiTaer banding.
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'~'ioFnassea vas Alea n t.s.iee Ca.
\. 'Nafs yesterday charging James y.
~he ka!ssa JOAN pawnle al ses-
'@s sunday. sssA .aasde. in sas
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Sight bs.cks irora po$soeice "a M esgA-
;eea-roon. house Tor rent Two BATH
rcs,uas. inFaaces n al modern ony
n.snev.. srply to room lis >qalFe-Lst-
lnarr h.iftsns
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Al cxsss !: xsAA - aAsae t&ex, asskscAe.
rARussss=saas sts4 sad ressss ~ wearing aa< Of
SAsses's ssse:f. Need sad BsIss1eaaa A<cxaess
gsAssxeA ESos - e~2sA Try ilsSA
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A passenger train co.lidet with a freight train
on the Northern Pacific a. watab. MINI, in
which several traianaen AID passengers were
more or less injured. though none seriously.
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Cash &
$50 a
Quarter,

With interest At $ per cent. Squire Park
is one Of the most eligible residence dis
tricts in the city. 1t is high and slightly.
lays well and is close in. 50 close In fact
that can easily walk down town TO
business. while for those who want to rid
the Madrona Park car line passes through
the tract and the YesIer Avenue line IS less
than three blocks away.
Six fine residences are now IN course OF
construction in Squire Park and the neigh
horhood will always be firs.-class for the
reason that no house costing less than
$3.50 will be permitted there. Purchasers
are not required to build within any speci-
fed time and this provision Is for the rur-
pose Of shutting out cheap houses and
shanties.
All houses must be built back ut least IS
fee. from the street.
Lots are 20 by l2s feet in size, and oil the
lots offered are on graded streets.
The title is perfect and all purchasers are
furnished abstracts.
When one can buy q high grade residence
lot for what it il worth today and take s
years to pay for ii, further argument Is
surely unnecessary.
Gsw@,dsG"e',t
Investment Brokers,
%. 227 and rs Bailey Building.
------ N--.s AA-k - k.-A--
man IN Seattle.
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Prof. r. Constant. graduate OF the Academy OF
Paris, will open French ciaSses during Jarc,
JEly and August. Coiloauiai conversations Tor
evsry day use. Lessons ou Moaday aaa Thurs
day from 10 10 /. Price. 81 for the term,
bali payable IN advance. Private iessoEs. 81
each. Persons DESTROYS OF taking lessons Will
please comma nicate before the LIST OF June With
Prof. Constant At wini!red Seminary. corner
Fourth and spring streets.
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GRAND DRAMATIC RECITAL AND Nus
VI lCaLF -
WEDNESDAY. NAY 81,
Al ~rIyMorrH CeSsEEasTToxat Csrscs,
I: GIVEN az Miss MARGUERITE sAxToS :
Actress and rrsas&.Ac EsASers
scenes sroEa ssazespssF.. Eesfn Arnoaa.
~ u WflsA

Tragedy An4 COMEDY. Appropriately sassaraei
Assisted ny Ma "a frsss -es@aas. saf-sDas
Nj Herman JutscE. baritone. SITS. Beatrice d hsa-
rsa-s<t. Mr. ~. Martins orsassst. sE9 me s1iEsz;
t~eas. Hasuxss. Alloy tse pm
rr4a terss ~ Fs2Ts EAtAe5s2A Luas@n As5 sass
seaag Hess HrzEsses = , ashrs als%f "FAss og%SA
/. sna.ay. ne Ag.o44o qasrsezss. xsssA &ssssr,
Eav~r. ~az1aess xas E4ea4
~es:s atc. fsr SAFE al Ee4tay rsasr ssarA
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Squire
Park Lots
At $3.50
Apiece,

IN terms Of 80 cash and SO every three
months. with interest =. 5 per cent Just
TX this proposition is yoar mind whether
you buy = lot or not and recall il two or
three years heace. Then il you don't re-
gres thas goa did not secure q Squire Park
lot when they were Si.s1 eaca on pay
naents extending over \ period o: 5 years
with . los rate o. inteves:. we are most
nightly mistaken. We are going 10 sell
. limited number of lots only on such
terms and reserve the right 20 Withdraw
the offer At any time.
This is absolutely the only opportunity
tha, has ever been offered in Seattle 10 oo-
tain strictly high grade residence property
on such terms. giving the purchaser ) years
in which 70 pay for = ioI 1t is al excep-
tional oife. and re expect il to be appre-
ciased. Remembe. the terms.