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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15
Disadvantage OF Richness.

A specially rich strike of silver ore
In the west is not so profitable to the
owner of the mines as an outsider
might suppose, partly because it costs
more weight for weight to transport
rich ore than poor ore from the mine
to the smelling furnace. When
mine owner asks railway company
to run in spur to his mine and seeks
to make terms for transportation the
first question in reply is: Show
much does your ore assay" The
railways charge per ton is In pro.
portion to the value of the ORE
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15

modes Is bringing into use. The
sides show the wave obtained by
crimping pins when not natural, and
few loose locks hang down upon the
neck, while over the brow there are
small curls below turned back wave.
A loop Of ribbon and n few flowers
give added grace to this couture.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15
Great for Fish.

The japanese eat more fish than
any other people In the world. With
them meat eating is a foreign limo
walton, confined to the rich, or rather
to those people who prefer it to the
national diet
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15

to: 1 guess you have. I'm willing
10 talk it over and--why, hadn't got
started back, had you?''
Yes, sir, l had" said Nathan,
l1oking up with smile.-Youth's
Communion.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15
Yeast.

Yeast for bread making was first
manufactured in 1884. 1t Is COM
puted that over 100000 pounds
enter into the daily bread OF the
people Of this country, while triple
this amount is used in Europe.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND DO.
lNGS HERE AND THERE.

Jokcs and Jokelets that Are Supposed to
Have Been Recently Iorn--Say,ngs and
Doings that Are Odd, Curious and Laugh
able--The Weeks Humor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15
Thinly Formulated.

Though western Australia 10 near.
ly nine times the size of the United
Kingdom, its population was esti-
mated In March lists 1t but 80, TIC,
with 10, 0oO more males than temales
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15
HERE is A GRACEFUL COUTURE,

In the Full and Careless Style Now Coming
In Fashion.
Here are two views of a couture in
the full and careless style which the
Imitation of the $3.50" and 1882"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-15

MOsT men would rather be kicked
than blUtied
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28
FOR ACTIVE MINING.
Consolidation Of Three Fine
Peshastin Properties.
NOW The STAMP MILL WILL WORK
kscrgseixs sioa of Iew sst Geld Mta-
Coseenisg Meate Cristo.

The sale Of The Culver Mining Company
and the Esexest Investment Company 10
the Blegess Gold Mining Company Was
completed yesterday aud the rich mining
properties o. the ars. swo named CON-
panies In the Peshastsn district will be
worked by the BE ses; God Mining Com
psny in the future. The BIewest Gold
Mining Com pany completed the reorganig-
ton yesterday afternoon by the election of
the following officers:
President, Eds ard Riewetf: vice presi-
dent, r. ". Wilmans: treasurer. IL. C.
NJ. Wismans.
called on Mr.. ]. Il. wi.mans. the general
manager Of the new consolidated company.
yesterday and asked him concerning its
plans and prospects.
The consolidated company" said Mr..
WiiEnans, NOW owns the finest properties
In the Peshastin district. having the Cul-
yer Gold Mining Company and the B!ewett
Investment Company in addition TO those
!. already had adjoining them. and is pre-
pared 10 operate them vigorously and
psof.iahiy. We have already built one of
the fines. gold mills on the Pacific coa.;
On our property and wili start twenty
stamps up in about ten days. working from
forty 10 fifty tons o! ore every t~wenty-four
hours. As w are assured the ore will
work from <i1 10 SIS q ton in free gold and
Is easily mined aud transported 10 the
mill, We figure = handsome proaf after all
working pense are deducted. Ii re-
quircs capital, energy and labor to get q
proposition OF this Kind to producing, bat
when II is ones in shape 1t IS a splendid
business, q benefit TO all and a detrinent
to none. II is adding to the available
wealth OF the world and enriches all who
have 10 do with it,"
The connection of the Wiimans with the
famous Monte Crisso district IL yell
known. Mr.. Wiimans. when asked about
what vas being done there. said
The mining companies OF the Monte
Cristo district have joined issues with the
contractors on the Everett & Monte Cris,o
railroad TO repair the wagon road into the
camp and in . few days We shall have
from seyenty-iive TO . hundred men at
work on the road. BY the 18th of June
we will be able TO get in supplies n will
start up sctiye operations. There have
BEEN a few men at work in the mines dur
ing the winter, running tunnels and open
ing up ore bodies. and they have shown up
a large quantity Of ore. especially in the
Monte Cristo Mining Company's and the
Rainey claims, they being the ones upon
which most of the development work has
been done. The Wilmans company has
MEN at work now and reports say the ore
bodies are showing up beyond the most
sanguine expectations. As soon as the
wagon road is repaired wors will be
pushed by all of the companies there.
Among the important work that will be
rushed to completion viii be the tramway
system aud the big ore bins at ther railroad
terminus. We shall &c able To give the
railroad . royal reception when it arrives
aud will keep it busy taking care of the
ore We shall be able 10 give IL TO haul"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28
An IMPORTANT CAPTURE.


~ ~ee -
When Officers Faucet and Crandali ar
rested John Dryden. Frank Snow and
John Morgan on the charge OF burglar
ixing the residences of T.. Liebman, a: 2l5
Bel. street. and Gussave Eienholrn. at the
rear OF a3o7 Front. they made an important
catch. As stated in the PosT-lSrxiLI-
GEScER yesterday, the property stolen con-
sisted Of two clocks and some clothing.
One clock was recovered at the time Of the
arrest. but on following the case il was
discovered that the remainder OF the goods
were concealed in a shack ut the foot OF
Blanchard street. The three men who
are now in the city jail rented that shack
on the afternoon they entered the houses.
and taking INTO consideration the names
with addresses found in their POSSESSION,
had evidently formed a plan TO turn the
city upside down
Their career was short, but there is Yea-
son Ia believe tina; they went through a
Hiss peGerson's in the Pease block
ON Front street. in North Seattle. the same
afternoon that the other work vas done.
Last evening Detective Tudthee showed
the stolen goods ~ the owners Of the
houses that we're hurglarixed and they
identified them. The preliminary hearing
OF Dryden and snow will take place next
Thursday before Justice Humphrey. Nor
gan waived an examination and was
bound over 10 the superior court yesterday
afternoon.
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The ssi.ow:ns nsw salts were fled yesterday
IL The s!ssee Of tie clerk Of the SUPERIOR eosr..
Anna settsu.e. VA August IT, sehlsussr-Sass
foe Ssv:5c..
caasiTs schroeder ~ ]. N. Thomas aaA wife
SUI, % .~eover $I49. - wages
H. b. Pelham vs. Oregon Improvement Gem
panr alsti CgiumssA 4 Puget SQUAD Rsssroad
C~orapaag-.ut: for e5.HS damages for psrsoaaI
.nEu-teI
Herman Chaplin. receiver cs gnoaaaimfe Nil
e0n1rxaF vs.. Arthur L. L&ucsasy, aosgix business
~ 5ess LoAs. Mills sales Ageoey-saas 20 re.
coTer 1.aS On account
Herman chaplin, ~ reces res o! ~s1nauaamss
NJ! cofapsny. ". b. ". K~sfasnx->ri. 90 re-
core, $40 for gooes sold
Herman casptn. rees.Fer o. ~gnocuairse
MI .oiapsHy. " Day Bros 20 .srose.
Nils .s goods sold.
Herr.tsn 1napsa, receiver of ~snoaualmse
NJ. tefrspsoy. vs. Hop Growers Association
SUIT 10 fseoyer flJI for goods sosd.
sasrtasss y fsaaer and Annie l. Drown ".
the Asi ossunetlc Medicine C4sr psuy and T..
kazccs JortaE-su.s for f~essysiaInx order.
James Kelley Va ueary Heexrn man at ux--sust
70 ioset2ose SO NOR gage Ga .ezl and personal
property.
Lauiss De Hart Sullivan W. Louis II. sullivan
suit S.. i.vosee.
Mary stonfg.i Va William Csarads-sCts to
f~orse9oass cass:el mortgage OF 3a1
esssssj 5ss sn1 Electric Light COMPANY ".
t~secrEctAtHueaf ct sl-sait tor temporary IT,
5H.Gf.gI.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28
THEY PREFER SINGLE BLISS. a
Two Unhappy Wives. who Accuse Thei
Husbands Of Ill Treatm

Louise de Hart Sullivan sues her hus-
band, Louis II. Sullivan. for a divorce.
She accuses him in her complaint filed
yesterday Of habisuaiiy treating her
cruelty and using towards her
language so foul that she modessly refuses
10 soil the records of King county by re-
p@atiag Ii. Her final row with Louis took
place Thursday, when he heas her and
DESTROYED her personal property" They
we're married in March. 1879. and life has
been b!usscry for them ever since.
The complaint of Alma scheulser states
that she married her husband. August II.
Schenlscr, In Seattle. March $. lisa. She
want. a divorce from him now. and
IL her tai. il true she deserves
one. Three specific instances of
sAugust's un~fai.hfulness tn her are
alleged. and she has never forgiven him.
khc SAYS taa; her husband has also mis-
used her snamcfatly aud refused 10 SUP
port her. They have but one child and
she says that August always thought it
vas one too many.
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4 MILLIoNAIRE ar BALLARD.


On Thursday nr. w. Seward Webb.
president os the Wagner Palace Car Con-
pany. IN company with /. L. shelby. Of
the Great Northern Railway Company.
visited Ballard and spent over an hour
examining the mills and other factories Of
that thriving city. The volumes of smas.
and steam ascending from the mills along
the water i-oaa. sae busy hum Of the vari.
oas other industries. the brick building.
in course of erection. aud the gvea. num-
Der OF private dwellings, which coIli oe
seen IN course Of construction N every Ill
rection we're So many slgns Of prosperity
ard growth that Nr. Webb ass most
tavosablv impressed and considered
ballard with as brirh. 3 future as auv
.oan in slae state o. Washington. His
faith ia IailarI as = future manufacturing
locality snd railway distributing poln,
was shown before he left. fos he bought
SIX nae lots IN the vicinity II the pro-
passed site Tor she Great Northern car
saors and sieliycre3 his cheek fer She same
20 the West Coast I'm ~pgovet4eng Company.
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WANTS TIME.
enrs He Can Get Money and
Evidence II He Has 1t.
~rnaes CHARGE OF FORGERY.
=. Reals Of Do Relatives sid
Urbesds In Coi"vsdo-Ds. JoSdso
R<ssrai1ed-The EIottsr.

rhs,.es r. gspath, ex-bookkeeper Of the
wrrue, Life Insurance Company in this
- rho was arrested in san Francisco
All q On 3 charge Of having forged the
s1ne q I. l.. S.inson TO a $40 check, ar-
~srsd before Indge Hu'aes yesterday and
go an aE.dass; for a continuance Of hls
- vhirh xas sc. for tsiaa June l..
s agfiavit il quito lengthy and Is TO
- ef,er that he il unable to obtain evil
1900 n bring in on his behalf a. the
49, or account Of lack of funds and Of
c. "a procure them. and also 10 secure
- sersence of his witnesses on account OF
w,sefse In the se.sinS Of the day for his
eceeaYsnce. He says that his mother
fve, 1. Lake City. Col, and is comforss-
Ny vslI OF and that She has written 10
Aim offering him money to aid in securing
Afs assnsstai. He states that he has drawn
uoor her tot the money and that he will
okfasu II within q short time. His uncle,
Raeas.a flepath. OF Lake Linden, Mich.
~ assured ltE Of his yrnpathy and pu.
noney 4. his disposal, rs has also his
esasin. Charles II. Repath. OF Great Fails,
Mont. His former Law partner in Colo
rxio. Z. /. Mum. who is now vice pgesi-
1ent OF the First National bank Of TeIiu-
ride. Is also represented rs taking an act
I've insesezs in his case.
Rerash proposes, as stated in his affidav-
II. 10 introduce in evidence copies of his
appointment A. assistant postmaster at
Lake City, OF bis appointment. as deputy
clerk Of the dissric. our OF Montrose
county. Col. which Office he held In iss.5,
Of bis appointment; as deputy county clerk
Of the same county in l.sG and of his ap-
poin.fnen. as assistant, district attorney Of
he seventh judicial district of Colorado i'm
fss7. with . copy Of his rcappointment To
81. latter Office in the following year. He
claims that ia issj ard is,i he was county
attorney Of San Aigaei county, Col. which
fact ne will prove by prominent citizens of
the county. John c. Bell, of San Miguel
eoanty, - stated TO he we'll acquainted
with Repairs handwriting. and he will be
brought to Seattle to testify. Repath is
Also DESTROYS of obtaining afsidavits from
different hotel keepers In Portland and
San Francisco that he did not register
under an assumed name when stopping
With them after his departure from Seat
tiA. In conclusion. he states that he has
Z letter from his mother in which she
stases that If be had ever wanted $3.50 he
had but 10 ask for It, aud ridicuies the idea
u his being a forger. The motion for con-
tinaance Is signed by Repath's attorney
and by Rcpa,h himself, who assisted in
sustaining the motion in court.
Judge Humes thought the motion we'll
based, and continued the case until June
IL
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SAW MILL-wel. equipped saw mill.
with . sag,Ees &g1 J plaress- at Bosae.l. II miles
frcna ssstsse, on :. l. = &E z T., capacity
$500 10 5a.s93 fec. psr day D acres IN the rsil
site. A broad gauge railroad runs from the mill
back iu:o q .&rse body o. fac cedar ASt nr
tim. es for =. nsiiss and 10 equipped vita q
good s:an.s-a gauge locomotive Tao mill Ii
also on TIE lias OF the proposed cutoff OF the
areas Northern aai on sannamish river. Fer
hitting tie TOYS .ag Q. lumbar to Seattle. The
ELL afoae cost So. 9eA. is in good condition and
q bargain for . p~fsc-1ca. man.
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Nast Not Disturb the Gas Main.

The Seattle Gas and Electric Light Com
rsns a.cd suit N the superior court yes
teNszy Is have a temporary injunction
sssaett compelling George kinnesr and
ethsFs 80 refrain from disturbing their gas
nan Oh Main street. near the corner Of
South Third. kiuncar. il seems. is laying
tas 'oin,iat:oa II a building and. in dig
Fas under the street, has caused the main
hAsng unsupported ard IN great danger
81 Breaking. Judge Langley granted \
temporary injunction. fixed the bond At
ses and set the hearing OF the case FOR
NV 81.
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aeracs Il Pelham n,ei a complaint yes
sFsay against the oregon Improvement
toiHrAay and she Columbia 4 Puget
Sas'd Railroad taaayany. ~alleSlas tAst
ae sas ~ialuTe! on January $ white IN It's
safNoy by falling iaNnacoal chute ON lie
eat eankcrs lie Claims that his right leg
vas esosea agad saat he has been crippled
@f lie. According 10 TIE complaint he
vas Aaae 80 earn Sits4 Ieg naonth before the
s~TAsent, ana be sants s. a. - comrea-
sS'e ara lar hS probable arnsug for the
aet' ei'een years, as al hopes II his re-
every ara noA caus.
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To PROTECT ruE PROPERTY.
uisto-G enetfc Jordan Restrained From
Moving Motel meuts.

Charlotte ". Fisher AMI Annie l..
Drown, the daughters and sole heirs Of the
late Mrs. Margaret Harmon, brought sui.
against the Histo-t;encssc Medicine Com
pany and J, Eugene lord an yesterday To
have defendants restrained from removing
Improvements valued Mt s.. No from the
Nem England hote! property. which vas
left them by their mothers will. The
Nlstoa,enetie Medicine Company has
isen a tenant Of the property for the pas.
year.
Judge Langley granted a temporary or.
de- s~estssining the defendants from dam
asn the property in any wav until fur
shef order OF the court. The bond Of the
Plaintiffs rs xeyt Al xSsl
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and . sssn named Frsnk Anderson br.-
g.arixsss the house OF William Mcrret
near Lake Union or March =, but Ander.
son Vas released on bonds and skicped
cut bessre his trial, 20 far escaping cap
tu~e
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A house and ios tsixl2 for Sepn The
lot 10 nc IN \ good locality and leye..
have a purchaser fos saca property. E.
IA. /. yerngore rosa - iiiacAEey block.
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N@NHf = t@s 81 u taR asse Ess}ev tizsss-t
IA ae4 ia shs a.. sars e~ ve.svrsav.
loeases e. 49, ~esa sszea s~es.srssy Iar
s@.ssns Gros. * Sage llsss,s. ssa Glars u
- - ~s't+e 5eea T. iaeSasY sac
AstA \ teatSN BETS %. Ssss11e &aa
&s seg s4G Marie IS Mesa. totS c.
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(.oosi Onpnrkuaitr.

one-hslf of = fne large store ia squire
iassuaer baikilas al lie Fen,ei If applie4
Tor within the next few days. Call al
room it5 Sqaige-Lssigaer hsiils{5nr.
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%aaatta b~ke. : SsasiAy uti,e woman
sho es1ls herself Spanish. bat Who Is
Soaea. by soesc d, oe a ~hssf-Arcei. vas
"'A'rn~t before ]&dse lt4r.es yesterday
IA seaarTe u: grand larceny ana entered a
pea q nof saii;y. sac Ms accused Of
aAsaas q -esrt Ggstsve haske 81 . silver
.As<a Aad caa.a aad So n eatd n March
= aa3 49, co~m stei ~ tac county tall
@.saa'i * sac loaas, NeE .s4A. was Sc.
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$1,000

FARM-7o acres OF rich bottom land. with
good .oase, barn. osttui!din.s. together with
stock AMI machinery. 1t is located near Rsn,on
ana 81 acres are cleared. Terms. ofre-third cash
and tee balance any reasonable time at per
cea.-
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a Matters, wha mas convicted al
'ssff several weeks since. sas yezseg-
ss sentenced hy Iaa<e Ffosass 80 the
~S PS~as;enEa-y Tor sve yea-s Waters
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S14.WW-

AcEES-so acres very near Ballard, almost
surrounded by plated property. This Is per
feet trae: with a iac view aad ripe for plating.
IL Is a 1ne investment.
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TENTH sTGEET-l2D feet square, 2 lots.
corner Tenth aud Maiison streets. THESE are
high lots with q magnificent view and make .
residence site not 81. passed IN Seattle.
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Call al the paEeE Sound Savings bank
ana hare their system explained II Is
the best
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Guy. le.4ine arassiss. Yesger and TIKI,

FIRST Regiment b&a4 concert ~ Madison
park Sunday afternoon AID evening
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Cat 10 figure when yea can bav hats for
sas and sass for 8 ah T. II. Eastn
Cassalng Csn pany. &G Front street
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rRuNT STGEEr-.sby Ill feet corner
Of From, and stewart streets, containing bnsld-
suys Insured for s..s This viii very soon be
business property aad 10 cheap
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S9.MM---
JACKSON

JACKSON STREET-Lot Sc by 10 feet
on Jackson street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
with ? ten room residences; hot and cold water,
bath, etc.
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S27.5W--

THIRD sTREET-Lct . by 20 feet Oh
tie east aide of laird street, between Marion
and Nsdlssa. adjoining tie Ehamoef OF Gem
zaerce. includes svo residences and VIII b good
business property within Is months reasonable
tssYns. Ii il . aae Investment
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FIFTH srGEET-Two lots, 10 feet
square. Garner Filth aad Marion streets, con-
sasning { houses
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kENTON ADDITION-Ieo feet .ousrc

kENTON ADDITION-i2o feet square
corner OF Hyde aud Adams street.. This is one
of the choicest corners in Rea,ou addition. aud
was selected by Governor Mct,raw as
the site for his home before his nomination and
election and necessary residence II Olympia
1. 10 . raagniiieea, location Tor . tine
home.
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$780,

FOJETH sTEEET-6o by 40 feet on
Fourth street, between Pike aud Pine. with two
houses. Terms. 8, 500 cash and the balance in
three or four years At 5 per cent
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$1,000

NINTH STREET-f.1 by 80 feet. corner
OF Ninth ana Fir streets. Oae-half cash and
the balance in ) or 1 years At S per cent
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S5.WO--

FAEM-O acres OF good land in the Sam
mamish Valley. Is miles from Kirkland, on the
line OF :. l. ). & T. L. E Part cash aud the
balance at !. per ceuI
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MAIN STIEET-6o by 10 fee. on Main
street, near Twelfth. with 5 room hard finished
house. This is less than cost. A portion of the
purchase price eau remain on mortgage at per
eeni.
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REMITTANCE STREET-Los corner
OF Temperance and Republican streets. in Queen
Anne town, containing the we'll known log cabin
and two good Eesidepces- One hall cash; bal.
snce one and two ysars at 5 per cent.
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s..
BENTON ApDITION-Largs lot iss fee,

lot los feet
deep. running through irofa Madison to Massick
streets, with good house OF ten rooms besides
pantry. closets and 5 rooms in the attic, cellar,
etc. House faces on Aastick street. with the
Madison street frontage vacant
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QUEEN ANNE HILL-Two lots on the
very highest p3iu, OF Queen Anne H.il, with an
uaexceiled view.
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axyxxEscEss ETEKy eAxx AND BvxzxEss
MAx ~ SEATTLE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

EENTON ADDITIoN-Fuil 10. ca hy 10
on Icy street. enc Of tie very bes, ia this
famous addition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

MADISON sIEEET-Ttere are 4 very
.ew lots Taft u e4r Mssfsson stree. addition on
yaynea. d s. cash and - = meath. saca an
s4ser q & never be n.a-e a<aaa IN Sea.,le.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28
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YE>LEk AvENG FL: 81 b. - feet
and good, hard finished : .oom house, renting
for 81, with hath, hot and cold water. etc. on
Lewis street a iew fee; OF Of IesIer avenue car
line; par. cash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

TEMPERANCE STEEEr-rufl 10. ad-
joining the log cassa between Republican aud
Harrison.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

EkNTON AODITIoN-ssoof 10. on HYDE
street We ara soas agents Tor aeasoa addition
aud Aave Lots .rosa al,ao 20 s., - on easy ,e.usa