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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26
r1IosE EAGLE LErTERs.

Huntsville. Texas, october 25.-The
statement made BY Mr. Eagle at Hemp
stead October 2ith that Mr.. Ban or his
campaign managers had bought out Nh.
Raub and paid slsj % Ragb for tbs letters
written By Eagle to Reub. giving tho terms
Of The nallas deal n absolutely false. Mr..
Ban publicly told Eagle 80 al Trinity. Tho
letter WAS read by Nj a. IS Morris, dom
ocrafic nominee for tho icsiBlaure from
Montgomery county In Trinity while Mr.
Rall vas IN Freegtone county, before he or
his campaign committee had even seen the
corr, spondcncc.
tsignedl J. G. Ashford,
Chairman Of Rail- Campaign Committee,
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which had arose between the road and
the Gulf and Interstate railroad with refer
euce to crossing for the latter road had
been settled and after few minor details
had been arranged the Genii would be at
liberty to put its rails across the Sabine
and East Texas tracks. In this contention
with the Genii the southern Pacihc from
the first manifested n disposition to do
the right thing though 1t very wisely took
prccaution TO prevent damage to its own
property The Geni people have evidently
been brought 10 a realization of this fact
with the result that the southern Pacific
has withdrawn objections to the crossing
and harmony between the two roads pre-
vail. The Cent? will probably begin put .
ting in their crossings today and now II
thov can settle the matter of right OF
way through the Van Wormer addition the
road will soon have its tracks in the heart
of the city.
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AT n LAS.

Populsts Rather Numerous About Repub
lican Headquarters,
Dallas. TEXAS. October Douthitt OF
McLcnuan. ponulist candidate for congress
I'm the Seventh district is IN the city ac.
crmpanied by Sam Harris of pruceviile.
ropuist candidate for c'ector, being at
tracted TO Dallas ~ INC chcar rates on
account Of the fair" Donthtl rs emphatic
in saying he viii not quit the congressional
race Having been nominated he will keep
on the ticket until the votes are counted.
sam Harris says he knows nothing of
the fusion deni and II he gets enough votes
he win vote the Iry'n md Watson ticket
IN tho electoral college.
Ben Terrell is also here. lie denies tue
fusion and when reminded Of what Marion
Williams said remarked TINT never in the
history of this country has an elector
boltod the ticket upon which h" was elected
and that II he does Terrell says he VIII
help hang him lie SAWS further that the
populis, party should not be held RESPONSE
bic for everything Marion Williams says.
lie remarked further that Williams talks
loo much for the good Of himself and the
party His structures on Williams are Sc
we're Terrell vas chairman OF the pppu-
list state convention At Galveston and he
denies that there IL any populist commit
tee with plonary powers,
Popuiist Baird OF Paris, an orator in the
peoples party cause. was one Of the group
composed Of those mentioned above and
PAU Vandervoort of Omaha. Nj Baird
commenced talking Freely. bu' vas checked
at the outGet by Douthiit who whispered
TO him that Tho Post correspondent was
present Mr. Baird husAe1 at once.
Paul Nauderyoort had another confer
ence With Huston this morning. Tonight
he vas asked if he would express himself
on the Green circular, having talked with
Huston but he would say nothing.
Charles Ferguson showed up at head
quarters today. Charley did not hear VI
the capture OF the Green and Grant circu-
lars until he heard Land Commissioners
Baker vcntilatc them In speech at Mar
lin Saturday Charley came at once to
headquarters for instructions. He has
found out while on the stump that the
democratic orators are as well posted re-
gar,iug movements ct headquarters as the
republicans and he Is thus al disad
vantage lie Yas coached for more than
two houfs this afternoon Ia mass Of writ
ten documents by hIr. Grant.
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CHARGES WILL FALL FLAT.
Wilson'S Attack On the Railroad
Commission Is LudicrOus.
THE LAW IS NOT BEING VIOLATED
Fuii Authority for Issuing Special Rates
as tn" Exigencies of tho Occasion
Demand Ahdavt Fitted.

...... ~ n, a. - d, .,
N"s'n' 'eNaS' p'looer So'-'ne D. T.
Wilson OF Elgin has furnished the Nnti-sd-
ministiationi.is with . sensation, In the
,s -, - ,,,.,.,, -, -
" NV ~ '"'' Wv '''.""u ''''-
MISSION mas seereilN 'olirdcd with num-
her OF railroad companies to violate the
commission law mud ignore tho -os,,a,,in,
-. -, -,
''"'' '"N" " '""S' HicNorni'eA III 'ho
historical commission cases.
The rrayamcn of the COMMISSIONS NJ
, l., a. ,,,,,...,- -. -,
'N"''' ~ '''' ""''" ''''''"' hes III '"'
sanctioning OF special rates for the trans
portation of stone for jotty work. but he
mood NOT hav, so,. IN Tho ,ro,h,., ~ mai,
.r,,,.
'us "''""Nl' '""' sa'u rates arc III exist
encc. and incidentally OF making himself
ridiculous. because snid sneclal ratcs are
,,,,,.,.,a .... .a,,, ...,. -, -
fN"''''' '"'eS N'"""" 'P'n's an" 'f'"
presentation OF good reasons FOR their pro-
mitigation
Az fla tho chor,c that .hc coru;ssi,, 10
,.,
''oid''ns restraining ordor OF feoorai
court in granting said rates. 1t must noccs-
sarily fall to the ground. because said
restraining order was dissolved by the
nited states supreme court However. II
Nh Wilson really believes that there Is
anything in this latter charge he should
have gone to thr Federal authorities with
1t. and II he IL honest ia his motives with
regard to the charge That the commission
| is violating the law under which Il Is work
! ing, he should have taken HIS complaint 10
! the Travis county jury which adjourned
hu, two days ago
However, The commission has not vio-
| lated the law. Tor II has statutory auth ,ri-
| ~ to grant different rates for different
roads. and even for dineront divisions Of
| didorent roads. as circumstances may iCs-
tfy And further than this. Mr.. Wilson
/ neither expects nor desires that the atior-
far II is lut u Vnpup rambling and mean
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ME LARGEST cARGo.

Galveston. Texas. October 25.--'The
steamship Algoa. Captain Frazer. will sail
early Monday for Liverpool with the
largest cargo ever taken from an American
port. consisting OF 1890 bales Of cotton,
iOi 900 bushels OF grain, 200 tons OF OIL
cake. $50 tons Of spelier and pig lead and
200 ions miscellaneous cargo. making a
hulk Of "a 600 bales OF cotton. Value Of
cargo. 81 900 600 Freight list over $40 600
She win go out drawing twenty one feet
six inches The largest cargo previously
was carried by the American from New Or
leans. being the bulk of 1000 bales OF cot
ton.
She WAS loaded by Fowler & Mcvitie.
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JOINT DEBATE.
Calhoun Answered by Young County
democrat Fusion Deals Exposed.

Calhoun Answered by Young County
Democrat Fusion Deals Exposed.
Buna Tex.. Oct 25.-Hon. B. A. Calhoun.
populist candidate for congress from this
district, addressed large audience here
last night. His appointment was not pub
nclv announced until Thursday the ED.
the pops thinking that in the snort PERIOD
of tNo DAYS no democrat could be found
IN answer their candidate. but in this they
we're disappointed. Local democrats used
the telephone and as a result John u.
Wilson of Kirbyvlle, formerly of Denisoh,
was on hand TO look after the interests of
democracy.
Mr.. Calhoun opened in a speech Of Que
hour followed by Mr.. Wilson who spoke
an hour and a half. MI Calhoun having
half an hour for response Mr. Calhoun
started IN with the declaration that he
would not indulge In any mudslinging ana
thcn proceeded 20 exercise all his ability
as an orator in an effort to smother the
nnposing speaker with sarcasm. He shouted
raved and repcatod stale anecdotes and as
The larger part OF the audience was com
posed OF popuiists his TRADES against the
democratic marty received considerable APP
nlauso He studiously avoided any men
ion If the fusion deal between republicans
and mons and did not offer single sound
areument In favor Of his own candidacy or
- hohaH Of the populist state ticket. Many
- ,ho nopulists in the audience were dis
a,,rointed with his speech and II is gener-
Sii,, conceded that he did not gain any
thing hy the controversy
Nr Wilson the democrat who replied,
. nc would be congressman, is Young
navsnaper man Just located at kirbyville.
and his speech lasting over an hour and
half. was listened 70 attentiveiy and gen
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MAKEMsoN an sMtTHvILLE.

Smithvillc. Texas. October 25.-llon,
Makomsou. the Green. Brush ct nj cindi-
date for congress from this district spoke
here last night in the interest of his can
ddacy and Of Iannn and Hobart and
KenrhN He made very nice speech from
HIS standpoint and much better than the
majority NJ the rerub pop speakers. nd
vocntiug the gold standard aud low tarn
which was wen received Ivy some populists
and the republicans present.
Hon. Ioc sayrrs the old reliable sentinel
Of the National treasury, viii speak her,
Tuesday night
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Nr,r rnAIN SERVICE.

The 81. Louis Southwestern railway or
Cotton Belt has inaugurated new train SER
vice from Texas to the North and East
making Louisville and Cincinnati in thir-
ty-six hours from Fort Worth ana cor
respondngly short time to Chicago cleye-
land. indianapolis. Washington. New York
and Boston by connections with the Illinois
Central
trains lenve Texas at convenient hour in
the evening arriving at destination in M
nois. Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky early IN
tbs, second day.
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nRYNN AM sEMAlA cLrns.

Caldwell. Texas, October % Saturday
night Bryan ana Scwall club Was organ
lied at Lyons az foity odd members. Mr..
Lee Iicnaly president and ], " Chambers
secretary This makov i've clubs In this
county now, all OF which VIII take part in
the grand rally here next THursday. the
2rth
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CROSSING rUT IN.

beaumont. Texas. October 25--The Gull
and Interstate railway has put in Its cross
inrs on the Sabine and East Texas, bat
now find further progress interrupted ny
The Toxarkana and Fort Smith. The Gun
and Interstate tried to put In their cross
ing on the latter road last night, but were
prevented by string of cars being pushed
or 10 the Texarkana and Fort Smith
tracks
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En- A MAMMOTH
LIZ NINVI, CLOTHIER.

the laborng mcr Of all callines are cup
porting the young Ncbrashau for presl-
dent and he ia firmly of the opinion that
Bryan viii carry the state 10y an ovcr-
whclming vote. ms he finds the republicans
are very weak among the farmers and la
boring men, their strength lying In the
larger cittgg
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NOTES AM PERSONALS.

Charles B. Peck of the Texas Car Ser
vic. association returned from Dallas yes
terday.
George P Herzinger. claim agent for the
Katy. vas in Houston yesterday
A. Christeson of the Wells Fargo FIX
press company left last night for several
days trip TO san Antonio. III Paso and
OF her Texas points.
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sANrA No OFFIClALs.

Conroe. Texas, October 25'-Presldent
p p Ripley Of the Atchison, Topeka aud
Santa Fe railway and party arrived mere
M YESTERDAY on their special train,
having come in from Springer over the
Texas Louisiana ard Eastern ROAD ana
LETT at p. M over the Montgomery bran9h
NJ The Santa Fe.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
MCKINNEY AssIGNME NT

Mckinney. Texas. October ~ George
i. Bolton. ciothier at Mckinney and Van
Alstyne. filed chattol mortgage yesier-
day. Liabilities $25, 900. Glenn Stif was
named trustee.
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Hon. 4. W. Gregory, Austin. chairman:
Hon. H. Nj. Garwood. Bastrop, Rev j.
Craik Morris. Dallas; Alexis C. Ford. Gle
burnc. James + Mckenzie. Dallas
Tho next meeting Ia TO be held in Austin
during the uni, orsity commencement.
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GEORGE c. DE YOUNG PROMOTED.

The new time card just issued by the sa-
bine and East Texas railroad bears the
name OF George c. pelouns' suPeIlnissen Nv
n,t Mr. DeYoung has heretofore held the
nosition n, trainmaster with this road and
on him has deyolyed the duties OF SUPER pc
intendent. His promotion is evidence OF Il
RECOGNITION of his abiliiy
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cRossING ouEsrIoN sETrLEp,

Beaumont. Texas, october 2i.-The Post
oorresnondent learns from Superintendent
George c. DeYoung of the SABINE anr
East Texas railroad that the dinefeh'e'
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wANrEn roR cArTLE rHErT

Bryan, Texas, October 25.--Constable
C. l.. Baker has returned from Alexan-
dria. La, bringing with him Buck Aldrich.
who Is wanted in this county for theft OF
cattle
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CONVICT KILLED

Rosenberg, Texas, October 25.-This
morning Jim Adams, colored convict. serv-
Ing life sentence from Waco. Texas.
working in a gang on the santa Fe made
an attempt to escape and was killed.
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
warm and Cold Waves Daring thu Early Part November
Weather for the nth-- Astronomy of the Moon.

st Joseph Mo October
en of
ana the next disturbance
country by November 3D.
rms disturbance Will
cont
ana VIII be followed
ward.
try about October
OF
M second will Pacific
III, tate
en-
,i 10 middle
%
preceding OF
par OF the week
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Galveston. October %.
SAILED
50 Darlington, Dunbar, Bremen.
IS colhng ham, HMcc, Manchester.
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NEW HrTElilNs l1n,.sr

N'iA.Nt' ~ - r..
=. q. F. Alvarez,
<mh q: Proprietor.
" NEINS Eemodeled and
81 lnSi6sfae,. newly furnished.
s,ef,ssa Bates. $3.50 to
3 llll,,,sN'ssssn SSm ppr Law
RMt sS Unequaled in all
wENySxfSy rxlsSs ts appointments IN
ef{sT ~; ssse,ess the State OF Texas.
Tue leading hotel.
Nvw'9n Chicago, u. T. ll5rt. Den
~ hehderson. Galveston, j q.
Vi,' ro'ulnhla Ed pehhpn. Lake
p Zen y. arcY. Houston
H. H. Long, Denison. Texas: w.
IT, Fan Antonio. w T.. Renfro. Me
E, ~. q. ". Cox. ST. Louis; i. Nj.
III ta'ro, III George Henilscn
r. loN4. \ NJ York. Soda!ta. No. (:
htooks. Beaumont rhop. Wan
I'1rA Jisilhd, III, n. Keller, Chi
|,rrdn Ml's9N Indianapolis. Ind. Il.
y0r, 81 Louis. Mo A. Landon.
rdhS; "a. J il. l.. Hun 81.
NO l." : Woods. Ecw Orleans
III ~ \. McN'h. Dallas; Robert
10y charles Lumm. Houston. II b.
Jim san Antonio. N. Ronuvillc.
l. l. Fos;cr. VelasSo. / y
" v3ssel; F. NeNhcrry. Hgllots
Ia T. ,Ssp'5r G. Is. Goodies, San
fS, q Baibae. Wharton. J.
liz. COG iochcs Y. i.oman. CIV. /
fIbc, Nocih. L Berry. Kent'icky. e.
"N"'ne. FV8nsN lilo
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VESSELS sArLEp FOR GALVESTON.

81 Asacrs Port Eads. sept. 70.
So Aidworth, London. oct. Il.
s Aisa,,s %.' Moa'sv Siss' Got.
S. Atlantic. Swansea, Oct. 4.
- Bencsoy. swansea. Oct. s.
SIS H.nrldgu, Fortress Monroe, Oct. II.
SIS VIM. Branfoct. Swansea. Oct, r.
is cape toionna, Las Painas Oct. ~.
So romal, New York, oct. 81
s. YIN; Banerot, swansea SWANS; ~. Oct; L.
IS ClauGebOye. ANDERSON, Oct. 3.
So Cncield, Bremen, Oct. 20.
80 Cromwell, Antwerp, sept. s.
SIS Cgmeria, GTeenook. August b.
s,s Drumicli. Barry. August IL.
SIS iemrnh. sharpness
SIS Etheigonda. Rio Janeiro. Oct. L..
IS Explorer, Liverpool. Oct. a.
IS f'reenIseIh mo Janelfo.
Va Garton. santos Sept.
s. Glenm9or, Port NaIaiI' SEPT u.
IS Hispania, Hamburg Oct. /.
SIS Hypatia. Portland. Oct. T.
So Inventor Llverpool sept. D.
SIS Ida. Liverpool. Oct 10
ss Jeanara, Cape Town, Sept. Is.
SIS Leona. Wider New YorK, oct. "a.
IS IWrowan. Barry, Oct, Ii
IS Manar st. Vincent oct. &
IS Maristow. Plymouth, Oct I.
5s MarIa, Kingston, sept. rs.
IS Marthaca. Cardiff, Oct. 3
s. Melbrdgc. Rio de Janeiro, Oct. Is.
So Tismpton, CARDIFF. Sept. %.
SIS Quantock. Port Said
IS 5diNelg, rev YORK, Oct. Il.
So Strathmore, Delgoa Say. Aug. L.
S. Sirathneyis, Singapore, Aug. =:
So Teuton!a. Liverpool. Oct 10.
Ss Trlpoli, Barry. Oct. n.
IS Vera, st. Vincent. Oct. ~.
Ss Victoria. sunderland. Oct. !.
IS Whllby. Buenos Ayres, August e.
SIS York, Montevideo. Sept. IT,
= h Laura Lampson, New York, Aus. y.
Bit Skawinut. Baltimore. Sept. "a.
Bark Geneva, Boston, Sept, l.
Sch Belle O'Neil, Philadelphia. Oct. 7.
sch Maggic Hart. Boston. sept 8.
Sch Mac!mber. Boston. Sept. 20.
Sch Chas. X. Schulz. Philadelphia. Oct. s.
Sch Thos r. Pollard. baltimore Oct. Q.
Sch Mary sanford. New York. Oct. IL.
Sch H. W. McComher. Newport News.
Oct. u
Sch Josephine Hisbee, Baltimore. Sep
tenber %.
Sch VIM. II. Swan. Philadelphia. Oct. 6.
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Ned ., ELECTION TICKETS
.oriza p,rp ny order IS rec eived by J. +
-Ig x Litho Co. Hous-nnS o. o.
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NEssELs IN PORT.

SIS Aigca. Fowler n McVip-
So Chollcrton. Fowles & McVlu~
IS Ailswald. cullford Clarke n Co.
IS Accomnc. Alfrcd Holt.
So CIaiguiorc, W W Wilson.
SIS Ramon de Iarrinaga Sauer 4 Co.
So Saba. Charles Orthweln & Soma.
ss koddam, Fowler n McVitic.
80 Casti.dulc. W. W. Wilson.
IS Birchhold. w. w Wilson.
- Springwell. Culliford clark & 20.
IS Thos Weyman. VIM. Parr a Co.
IS Woo1lcigh Fowler a McNtie.
SIS Dcramore Fowler a McNitic
SIS Conlscllfc, i. Mollef * Co
S. Filcdon Hall. j. Mollor q Co.
SIS Apex. William rarr 4 co.
IS iillihrook. Fowler a Neville.
81 Conc no. J. n sawyer a Co.
IS belmnr j. Moller ~ Go.
- VII tburnr. Culiford. Clark q Co,
SIS Rohs't Adamson. Fowler g. McVitieA
SIS Straits of Meuai, j Moller q Go.
IS Sh llito. Fowler q McNitic.
ai Apex. Fowler * Neville.
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Boys School Suits.

BOYS All Wool Double
breasted Scotch Chcviot
kroc Pants Suits, IN Dark
Brown, Dark isl,M and
Dark Gray MIXTURES and in
solid Navy Elue, aces I to
i6. $3.50.
- different styles Of
Boys School Suits, irclud
ing some fine All Wool
Rack Cheviots. AGES Z to
l6, $50.
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CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs-rM-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-IM
provenent OF Caller street.
Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro
posals viii es reeelvsd ~ the s, rn5srssne -
the city OF Seattle Up 10 o'clock y. m.
Monday. February ). l>S&. for the improve
s.aeat q Caller street, rem Elliot street .
Ing. Sl8ewalki-g and parking the same. as
provided by ordinance No 49se. creating
local improvement district No 10. N ae-
now On die n the Office Of the board OF pub
lie works
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check. payable 10 the order or the
city comptroller, for a sum not less than
five 90 per cent. OF the bid. and no bid Will
he considered unless accompanied by said
check.
The successful bidder will be required
20 enter into q contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amounts required by
ten DAYS after being notified OF the award
OF the contract 10 him. failing 20 do so, the
said check and the amount fixed therein
will be forfeited 10 the city.
No person is eligible as a bidder who has
within two years prior 10 the letting or
said contract made default IN payment OF
any just claim for any work or labor PER
formed. or for any skill or material fur
nished pursuant TO any such contract. as
herein advertised. or who within said TWO
years failed 70 complete any such con-
said bids shall be made under asd by
virtue of ordinance No. SSIs and as amend
ed by ordinance No. SAC. and the state law
relative to improvements upon the IN
stallnent bond plan" and the bidder shall
state whether he viii accept in payment OF
said Improvement the bonds OF Local I'M
provernent District No. u.s." or wait until
The bonds 20 be issued for said improve
ment shall have been issued and nego-
tiated as provided by said ordinance No.
sS4e, and as amended by said ordinance No.
S,440
The board OF public works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on the en-
veIope: bid for the Improvement OF Caller
street.
BY order OF the Board Of Public Works.
GEORGE f. MEACHAM.
Secretary.
Date OF first publication January 3. 1888
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~ yOIT KNOW that you can buy land
~ rs- from Us than IL viii cost you to
&c ~ government land7 We have re-
..sfved from the railroad company maps
80 pIats OF a tract OF good farming
sarh being Just now put on the market
- Sale. The land Is situated In Lewis
county, near railroad: good roads and
,sinklv settled country: price. =, -, 81
or acre; terms. ten years; only one
- FIRST payment; viii sell In f0-acre
s~arts We can offer lands IN every
tcvnsrip within the railroad limit In
western Washington at prices from =
"a si0 per acre on ten years time. II
rtf'' BE- To your own advantage to call on
az write to us for further information
h4fcre you locate on a piece or land.
Aim 4 S.ettengren, rooms and Halier
heck, Seattle.
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..oa sALE-REAL ESTATE.

- THAN THE TAX VALUATION
-. front On Ninth street, two blocks
" ~ YegIer ayeuue. Is n piece OF
aa. -, winch. ere are instructed to SCI
2. II "a. should you b locking for a fine
$3.50 s9r a home close in. we can rec
~r,zuen6 this. ,-r
1r-s.s,j. xa.king distance, we quote an q
w. - rvasr a Estxis9 foot lot on graded
IIs-se.. good view 0. bay and city and
- desirable location; must sell. price.
$50. x- ~,-v.x,r-r--
p..-Sx@a1-foof double corner just one block
l-<-tT Of Madison. on Thirteenth avenue:
- Is one of the best bargains We have
s- advertised. price, 81 DO cash.
-srgr0yED PLACE, QUEEN ANNE
fne s-roon house. ground frontage Jos
g. sroae buIkhea1. one block from
re This IS one OF the choicest prop
sssttss IN Queen Anne for a home; price,
n 10: terms. "
'~rfr STATE UNIVERSITY
ws have a few lots that can be had
go for cash. Call OF address
rs1r gEATTLE LAND COMPANY. ia
Nrnluubia street
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle AZ fol-
lows. 80
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. az a. m. Passengers re-
esived on board At a. M January T. &
IL Is. =. =.
For AlaEka-January > and re-
Pom san Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports at a. m. January s.
~. Is. ~. =. ~.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of
ths company ~ Ocean dock, Seattle.
j. II. TROWBRIpGE, y. s. Supt
COODAf.L PERKINS q CO,
General Agents. San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-26

rop sAr,E-ss00: we have placed on sale
ar a few days only q limited number OF
iofs on Pike street at 500 each, these
isfs are close In. only ten minutes' walk
rom postoffice: lay high and beautiful:
ene view OF city and Sound; the finest
residence property In the city; this Is a
fa~aan & Haddock, room Colonial
beck.