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AN INEXPENSIVE COUCH.
Something Dainty to Hold Ones Best
Gowns.

sohetnins DAINTY TO hOlu ones Best
Gowns.
\ dainty woman who had a passion
for the elusive odor of heliotrope has
evolved for herself an idea whereby she
can impregnate her belongings at
light expense and very satisfactorily.
From two clean packiDg-boxes she has
made two boxes of another shape.
One was six feet long by IS inches
or so deep, and about SO inches wide.
Another was made just as long and
just as wide, but not quite so deep.
Both boxes were made quite strong,
and one, the deepest, had short, strong
legs finished with casters. This deepest
box was lined neatly with wrapping
paper, and over this lining of pale
blue silesia was tackled. For the bot
tom of this box three large sachets
were made. which formed soft bot
tom, and this was thoroughly scented
with her favorite odor.
The second, or shallow box, had its
bottom also covered with a large
sachet or padded lining, ana the top
was upholstered with springs and fill
ing. Then the two boxes were Joined
together, one above the other, by three
stout hinges. \ piece of tapestry cloth
was plated around the edge of the
lower box, and tackled with gimps fall
ing in a rich valence to the floor.
The upper box was covered smoothly
over the upholstering, and the edge that
touched the lower one Was also fin
ished with gimp. Several attractive
pillows completed the outside arrange
ment, and a very artistic couch was the
result. A bunch of tasscls at either
outside corner served to lift the up
holstered top, revealing a receptacle
for gowns and wraps, where they could
rest in scented sCClusion with immunity
from creases or brushes, as the box was
fashioned with sufficient length to adj
nit of their being laid in without
fold. Any carpenter could make the
boxes, and the upholstering will cost
but a little, the tapestry being most
expensive, but any other material pre-
ferred could be substituted thus bring
ing the cost even lower.-Chicago Inter
Ocean
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"A trolley car ran over and
killed fine hunting dog on East
Housnon street yesterday after
noon. The body OF the dog was
left on the street all night and was
also there this morning.
Buy THE BEST HOME MADE
TINwARE also GRANITE WARE
FROM J. DEAN & Son. 105-l09
North Flores street, corner Mill
tary plaza. Tel. All. 3-l6-30t
"A runaway occurred on Austin
streetyesterday, which was stopped
by Officer Dullnig, who threw his
overcoat over the horses head.
The driver could not control the
horse on account of a broken shaft.
TIN ROOFING and GUTTERING.
Repairing promptly attended to.
J. DEAN & Son. 105-109 North
Flores street. Tel. Az 3-16-30t
On Tuesday and Wednesday
Wolfson has an opening Of spring
millinery that will eclipse all
previous efforts in this line. 3 % 1t
&C. F. Frommer, Bookbinding
and Ruling in all its branches. At
419 Market street. 80 tt
For the finest imported apol-
linaris, telephone the Jurgen's
importing and Liquor Company,
ll3 North Flores street. 3-17 If
TURF EXCHANGE, 203 Alamo
Plaza. Commissions executed on
all racing events.
, 10 If STUBBLEFIELD q Co.
Col. Frank p. Hord is today
reported as very much improved
in health and his attendants now
think he is on the road to recovery.
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CHIlD'S WILL POWER.
Remarkable Manifestation in a Three
Year-Old Youngster.

Baby Rae had always been very nerv-
Gus, so nervous that on several occa-
sions, while he was getting his teeth,
he frightened his parents by going into
commissions, and frequently when cry
ing lost his breath so far as TO lose con-
seriousness altogether. Consequently
we were obliged to humor him more or
less to prevent his crying.
AT a very early age he found his
thumb, and until the day of which
write his chief comfort lay in sucking
that unoffending member. He could
not go to sleep at night without having
his thumb in his mouth. AS he grew
older we tried to break him of the
habit, but it made him so very I'M
happy that we could not bear to insist.
By the age of three Rae had lost all
signs of spasms. He had always been
mothers darling" although he was
my fifth boy. At the time 1 write of
the arrival of a wee sister had awakened
some sense of jealousy, and also, sup
pose, made him feel an increase of dig
nifty, as he was no longer the baby Of
the family.
One morning the big carpenter"
was in the nursery repairing the hinge
Of a shutter. Rae stood with a hand
kerchief carefully wrapped around his
second finger, sucking his thumb Is
usual, and looking with wistful eyes
at the tempting display of hammer,
Rwl and screwdriver that lay on a cloth
near the window. For a moment the
thumb was taken from his mouth, and
the baby boy said very distinctly, as
he always spoke: II want to be a car
penter," and instantly the thumb was
replaced in its accustomed receptacle.
Carpenters don't suck their thumbs
remarked the big man.
For a moment Rae looked at him,
then he slowly put his two little hands
behind his back and held them tight.
His grandmother noticed the action,
and, taking advantage of the occasion,
promised to give Rae n tool chest all
his own if he would neve~ suck his
thumb again. The child was very quiet
and thoughtful all day. Occasionally
he would jerk his thumb out of his
mouth and hold his right hand tight
with his left, as if determined not to
forget again that he was to be car
penter. At bed time lie carefully put
his hands under his pillow. He was
very restless; he could not go to sleep;
he was fretfui, too, ard his nurse sat
near his crib Staging to him. Presently
q little hand came between the bars,
and a baby voice said: You hold it,
Eliza; l can't remember 1t was mid
night before he went to sleep that night
and the next; but he never put his
thumb into his mouth again. He
earned his little chest of tools if ever
a reward was won, and a happier little
boy was never seen.
Rae is eight years old now, a fine,
manly boy, always most thoughtful of
others. He is full of life and spirits.
His nervousness has almost entirely
disappeared He often shows the same
earnestness Of purpose that he dis
played so young. We tCel strongly the
responsibility of leading this remark
able will in the right direction.-A
Mother in BabyhoOd
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ROOM DECORATIONS.
HethOds to Secure HeighteninG and
Widening Effects.

1ethOds to Secure HeighteninG and
Widening Effects.
To make a room appear higher, the
plane surface of the ceiling should be
decreased by the holdings of the
cornice, by panels, or, in the absence of
these, by bands OF color performing the
same office. 4 vertical system of line
should be adopted in mural decoration,
and the mantel should be lower.
To make a room appear lower, exact
ly the opposite treatment should be
adopted; that is to increase the plane
ceiling, adopt a horizontal system Of
mural decoration, with jade and a
high mantel.
To make a room appear wider is ac-
complished, to a certain extent, by MAX
ing it appear lower: but where this is
undesirable, or where it is insufficient,
the effect can be reached by adopting
a mural decoration on graduated scale
of form, decreasing upward, so that
two or more patterns at the top
like those at the foot are found to oc-
cupy the same space as one at the foot,
and this effect can be much increased
by a graduation of color upward from
dark to light.
To make a room appear narrower is
accomplished, to a certain extent, by
making it appear higher; but where
this is undesirable, or insufficient, it
can be obtained by adopting strongly
drawn large pattern in strong color
for mural decoration.
To make a room appear longer is to
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Utilizing Old CARPETS.

A good floor covering may be made
from an old Brussels carpet. Nail it
loosely wrong side up to an attic floor
and paint with thick coat of linseed
oil and burnt um0er. Let it dry thor
oughly, and then cover with a coat of
good varnish. When it has stood for
IA week or more it can be scrubbed and
washed like any oil cloth. Tack it
closely where it IS to be used, for it
need not be taken up in many years.
AS the paint and varnish wear off, re-
new them, and thus it will last four
times as long as common oilclOth -
Chicago Chronicle.
How Streams Rob One Another.
The Schoharie creek, which in many
parts of the world would be called IL
river, Uses in the heart of the Catskill
mountains and flows northward until
it joins the Mohawk. The KaaterslCill
and Plaaterskill creeks also rise in
the Catslills, but flow eastward into
the Hudson. At recent meeting of
the Geological Society of America
Mr.. n. II. barton showed how the two
last-named creeks had robbed the
Schoharie of some of it's head-waters
by gradually wearing away the noun
tain slopes behind them until the wa
ter-shed inclining toward the Hudson
has encroached on that which supplies
the Schoharie.
Device to Remove Wrinkles.
The long-sought-for device to remove
wrinkles has at last been invented by
a Philadelphia woman, who has Sc
cured a patent upon her clever inven-
ton. The arrangement consists of two
bowed arms of watch-spring steel, end
ing in chamois pads. The arms fit
around the back of the head, drawing
the flesh back until it is smooth. When
worn during the night it is claimed
that the device is very effectual.
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the fact
buyHood's
rilla in pref
to the eX-
all others.
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pariIIa

the peculiar combination, proportion and
process used in preparing Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, and which give it merit peculiar to
itself. This is the secret of its wonderful
power, of it's wonderful sales, of its won
derful hold upon the confidence Of the
people. This is why it cures Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Catarrh, Rheumatism, all
Humors, Kidney and Liver troubles, Dys-
pepsia, That Tired Feeling, builds up the
nerves, creates an appetite and strengthens
the whole system. Its merit, its sales, its
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vandykes. Tie ribbon is arranged as
shown in the sketch, and the effect of
the shades and center when placed upon
the table with appropriate floral deco
rations is most charming and artistic
] have suggested white and scarlet for
the coloring, but of course the designs
can be carried out in several shades;
pink and ivory, or two shades of yellow
would look well.-Madame
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EXECUTORS SALE,
TEN DWELLING HOUSES

FOR sALE-NO MONEY REQUIRED.
Situated in different parts Of the
city, ranging in price from 81 200 to
$1,000, all to be sold on the
MONTHLY INsTALLMENT PLAN, ON
LONG TINE. No cash payment re-
quired; no charges for attorneys
fees or title papers. Abstract
furnished free and title guaran-
teed. Apply to
w. j. WATSON,
Room 81, Kampmann Building.
3-32-305 d & S.
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CITY LOCAL NEWS.

-Gurnev CIeanable Refrigerators.
C-Lightning and Blizzard Freezers,
Jewel Stoves and Ranges,
Gus. A. BONNET, 217 w. Commerce St.
Branch Store, 2lO E. Houston street.
35tf
The young peoples Westmin-
ster League, of the Pine street
Presbyterian church completed
organization last night.
-Photographs-Bring your tick
cts from any gallery in the city to
Galloway and get one dozen of his
$500 photos for $3.50 36 If
GOLD CROWN and bridge work
only S. per tooth. DR.. TINKHAM,
502t e. Houston street. Is I'm
&C. P. KOCH, Manufacturing
Furrier, 213 South Alamo st. 3m
-Messrs. Russell Norton, Jr.,
Leo Walthall, VIM. Pitts, A. j.
McElroy, Thos. Leighton and Geo.
Pancoast will represent San Anto-
MO tennis players at the Austin
tournament May Is, 19 and 20.
WAR AGAINST MOSQUITOES
AND FLIES-By 1ortl1ylng your
houses with wire screens for doors
and windows for sale at ED. STE
YES & Sons LUMBER YARDS.
3-21-30t.
Finest Rye whisky, Daugher
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old G. and B. at
the CRYSTAL saloon. 20tf
-Cosmo Flores and Wenceslado
Nava were arrested yesterday by
the city charged with obstructing
a street by building a fence across
it, west OF the Alazan. They are
squatters.
MT. VERNON 'S6, BULL BROS
IL I'm
Ice COLD BEER, fresh, always on tap at
he CRYSTAL SALOON, 407 Main plaza. II
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PRETTY CANDLE SHADES.

They Are All the Rage just Now, as They
Really Deserve to BE.
For pair the materials required
would be three-quarters of yard CT
white satin, three yards of ribbon two
inches wide, four yards of chiffon. l
have always found it best in manufac-
turing any wall lamp or candle shades
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-DON'T let the mosquitoes, flies
and bugs torment you when
you can screen all your doors
and windows with adjustable wire
screens. For sale at ED. STEVEs &
Sons LUMBER YARDS. 3-21-30t.
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The Oven

Is the most important part of cooking apparatus
The firebox is the digestive organ the draft is the
circulation. These vital organs are those which, in the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

Adxsrtsxeru texlrsrg ,sfspiay advertise
merits chHnrci for tire E2naay Issue must
hard r. copy By c'cscck Saturday To IN
Gurs change.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS


NOTICE To CONTRADICTORY esss. !.
hereby given that sealed hsds VIII Il -
ceivsd by the beard OF commissioner -
King county, Washington. ugtis !
o'clock p. m. Saturday July s. sxx 5.
the opening % the Miller river rosa Y
"a surveyed and marked. ara sar n
construction OF three bridges over Miller
river on the line OF said road. whscA -.
gins on the north side CT me Graz
Northern railroad. near the eass ead q
the frestle At the crossing az Miller
river. la section 5. township - north
range II east. and runs in 4 soash<fls
direction up Miller river. and the NJ,
branch thereof. for distance Of u
miles.
Plans and specifications are now on ~
and subject 20 inspection IN The ofic< d.
the county auditor.
Separate bids must he made far IL
opening az the road Clearing. grading All
corduroyngl. ana for each Of the thfe>
bridges.
BIDS for the opening OF the road 10 \
indorSeG. bid for opening Miller rf7sf
road" Name a price PER rod for gradinf
and corduroyang. and price per acre sg
clearing. specifying whether for first. -
oBd. third. fourth. nth or sixth miles W
bid viii be considered for less taaa eus
mile.
BIDS must be accompanied BY cash n
n certified check for SO for each ma
bid on.
BRIDGE NO. l.
Bid for Queen truss bridge % lsixsy-spct
spansl near 'sone mile post. 10 b a.
iorsed. bid on bridge No. l. and mana
lump sum for the bridge complete, H.
cept the approach. and price per iintal
foot for the approach (ifo feet. more q
lesS) Bids must he accompanied ~ easA
or a certified check for $50.
BRIDGE No. :.
Bid for Queen truss bridge Zone sixty.
foot SPAN, over second crossing OF Miller
river to be indorsed: IBID on bridge Ma
o. and name lump sum for the bfidxa
complete. except the approach. and pftre
per lineal foot for the approach 90 teet
more or Iessl. Bids must be accosnpanied
By cash or certified check for 10
BRIDGE NO. Z.
Over third crossing OF Miller river. sans
as bridge No. ..
In All cases the deposit named shall n
forfeited 10 King county in case the s7c-
cexsftIl bidder fails 10 enter into contract
and file good and sufficient bonds IN dca.
bic the amount of his bid WITHIN nye dzu
from the date of award.
The board reserves the rtght 70 reset
any or ali bids. and 10 award the 60
tract for. opening certain sections tmteA
Of said road and To reject fhe bids %
such sections tniiesl as thew see III. Pay
r1enr Will be made in warrants. drawn ~
the road and bridge fund, or Ia cash. =
'''s 'O@' NATHAN REMAN.
Clerk OF the Board
Dated at Seattle. Washington. July
1895
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CfTr NOTICES.

NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS ow-
slss - me great quantity of wateg con-
aathea f9r irrigation purpose and al
llgASn me pumps at all the stations
are noN running 10 their full CAPACITY
iEte sApply is yet inaeeagasa, therefore
- noara q puzzle works. 81 a meet
lIS ned this Ista day o. JaIY. I4s
@3ppie3 TIE following resolution:
- rom and after Monday, July ~ ali
Nassr consumers residing wltnin the fol-
l2Nifx described district viii until farther
itSs5ee. De allowed 70 use city water fnr
sfrigafion. only from o'clock 10 ) o.el9ele
N re morning
Commencing az Main avenue Eoutb ana
54ekssn street. thence north on Ntnft.
@ssTs.e -Dsta % fesser Way. thence ncrth
IN ~ssla avenue 20 Pike street. thes.ess
east On PIKE street 20 Aelrnea asFs.sss,s..
gene s Fsorta or Aeiroze avenue - -.
sse9 ss1est tacnce Sext on East K0y
h.fesN q f-aSsaAke avenue. fhares ,s-,rsL
=. ~ i-1sltaSe avenue . East Caller street.
49, oa r-Ssi Saler street 70 CIV
p&fns tuestre south on K..ayegsfjo as..ys,s..
a9sta e A,sst Prospect street. thenes "a,
~ East PROSPECT streeA TO Fossysaersss
avenue nssza. thence sos,sh IN 49,. s....s
avenue north - XesleT way: saence notsfh
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on rcsrfeSnth avenue soath r-..-
south 20 Jackson street. fAence ueSt 49,
Jackson street 70 Place % hegsnrsrs f~s@
AMI al wEfer Consumers ressi,n~ 49,.
EnsE fsriRsr Noise, - allowed 20 80 -
water for irrigation only frog. 49, -
IL p o'csack IN The evening" A<k
CornmeaeinS a. ne Intersection a. r..
VeeutA assn4c south and Jackson go, .sss
thence eaS< on Jackson s.refr +,
WASHINGTON. thence north atsnz- "a - -
81 Lake WASHINGTON 20 Ease ssaler - s.s.ss
thence west &Eorg ksasi Caller ssrsss 3
Fear tsengh ayen9e. thence snQtn 80 2
Fourteenth avenue 70 me place q se<ssl
Particular attention IS caneS =, -
g and - o. ordnance sas4 81 "a -
water department. which read as sssts,..sx
Rule y The city reserves tAe ~s~Ss 8
the case OF 4 shortage O. water. o. f5r , -. I.
ether cause. 20 make sny order s,rhfsss-y
or suSpendinx the Use Ss waSer ss~ -
gaEtrg or sariNkAine, ard she 49,
~ public works may ia is e.
ttan at ans tisae make such order ~ -
!n= nassce through the city csfgesaf rs 80
der shall be subject % a Charge ~ -
dollars for the first ofgsnSa ana ssr ~ 49,
lars for any SUBSEQUENT cffeasa vhssr
shall be 3 charge against the persan al ass
premises supplied. and the watsr sas,, =
cut on therefor. IN no case shah 80 -
ter be turned on until such charge -
been raid.
Rule -. No person shall use any u.4.
for irrigation or sprinkiing during sae 80.
greSs 81 any tire in tae city, ard al ~
CATION and spriukifng shall be lrnrrsisssssss
IL stopped when an alarm az fire i sss~S
ei IN any part OF the city. and shall NJ. =
Aegun again isafi. the IRE has heen exsis'
ggasShed. Fer any violation OF this 80
a penalty 81 ten dollars sor each ce.r-s
shall be imposed and taxed agalnss -
person and the premises supplied. ard -
water shall he t4rned or therefor. n :.
case shall the water be turned on "A -
same premises until such penalty has 49,
paid.
All permits granted heretcfors n r..
districts for irrigation, outside az ~
regular hours allowed therefor Wiz ~ -
voked on the 18th day Of July. lss
By order OF
THE BOARD or PUBLIC wORER
BY Frank Olsson. Secretary.
Date OF first publication. July Is, n
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ia the W
uerior Court OF the State OF Washinesea
FOR the County of King In re- 1870
OF George II. Hebron. deceased ~
220j.
Notice Is hereby given hy The unssi-
signed executors Of the last VII ana -
lament or George III. Hebron. dece9&f
10 the creditors OF, and TO al psrsons - J.
ing claims against the said decfaseA y
present them. with the necessary voatn-
ers. within one year after the hrss 49,
cation OF this notice 10 the said exesS
tors, al No. 6i0 Bailey building. " "a
w. A. PETER8
GEORGE r. FAT.
Executors OF the Last VIII and Issumsns
OF George n. Hebron. deceased. =.
Date of FIRST publication. June lsln. -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS la The 81
perlor Court OF the State OF Wasnine.oas
for the County Of King. Ia re- Es,s.s
OF Abram Hellbron. deeeassa ~
22l5
Notice = hereby given by The undes.
signed cxecsJtoP ard executrfx OF the ~
will ana Testament OF Ahram HeH0ko5a
deceased. 20 the creditors OF. aH1 " - =
persons having Gains against the Mia !.
ceased 10 present them. with the 49, ss.
sary vouchers within one year as. -.
first publication az this notice. to w 49, 49,
,s1eetitrr and exeeutrsx. az No. eih bs5i5
building, tn the city Of Seattle. hihs 49,
W. A. PETERS.
ADFT.ATDE r.. FETI.BRON..,-s
Executor and Exscutrtx OF the IAst ~
and Testament Of Ahram heisofoa' :,
Date Of first publication, June isih: -
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sorucE TO THE PUBLIC.

The rutssr "a h<rety varnet Rot 20 pay
a1y ucrey 90 parties recreserstnr 70 os
9r<uss o. ire Eeats1e Post-Infeis xsrs.sr.
rusS r-fx1S travelling agesss ~ IRE Post
intelligence, viz: A Ae<lelasn. J. I
Harsry ard G. r. Peck Thzs Goes scf
arso;v 10 resilient agents Of this PAPER who
4 - fs<sfed sr varIoss cites ard tGwrs II
ne Northwest FOR 70 Ycstrnss-srs, Sno
are in ali cases Authorizes - fake Tuo.
errspftens for she dairy. Fgrfay sna
tcyx. r. A. cafhrarT n. r. Eawssy. W.
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wA<TFsr1-To rent s~s or three fur
nssked rerns Tor Agfxs hoz yssay-
A8aSesx FroE 3fErwfn Pnzh. - Nal
sogt street
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A reward co SO nil be pad for tnfor-
n1atsor leading 70 tire arrest and cor VIC
flor c. xry crs eseaIsnx copies ., fes
Fcsf-rrfeffsgerrer delivered 20 Subscribers
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s-
RARE OPPORTUNITY IS offered - sas-
tses having s-rzIi ar5unts Of money 20
snres. ~ ret x3oS. safe Investment n
3 manufacturing s3ss1ess ae-e r1sktrs
large r-ot<s. 215an-s t.ksa froM - p
/ Fer particulars Apply ~ = Bailey
building
FOR gaLE-s.ock n ore % the hes-
wholesale manufacturing pIauts n seat
tie az Z sacrifice: ob}x @1 % leave SEAT
re on areeu-- % health address in
r5essstsiy Whoiesaie. care Pcst-Iatesn-
gencer gCEcs.
FOR sALE-Paxnhroker ard loan oHice:
dclng good bs-srexss stock q watrcsss
5ewefrr ard pledges. owner sells ac-
cc11t o. CHER bzzzfeS5s ELL Efa 1eE
CAST or trade for property B. r.. POST
loteisiSencer
FOR sALE-A stock Of goods besz ioca-
Tor = ne city part cash tsl.gere' pa.
the city. ks1ress p o Box -
POP saLE-Es.ssllshes livery stable:
good nssxsnesss owner sells on account o.
tE-assith. A64ress Livery. Post-Inte.li-
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SaLE-Ftne ranch os 20 acres on
railroad fifteen niles from Seattle 10
acres cleared and under cultivation:
frst-ciass hose az eight rooms. good
harm ard osgsbuii6nEs. this II the finest
farming land IN Washington. and viii BE
sod cheap owner Is going East. ara
must sell Immediately. Address q. H.
W. Post-Infeiligencer
FOR sALE-A 10. sex1co near Pike street.
with house os ten rooms. all modern i'm
rrovenents. will be sold for very
small cash payment: this - great
chance for some one TO get an elegant
home for small money. Address Resi-
cence. Post-Inteliigsrcer.
FORCED sAI4E-Stx water front lots on
Lake Union. three blocks north from the
Third street car barn. also eleven de-
Firabie residence lots. two blocks east
from the lake. must be sold John +.
Dorr Co. room A Bailey building.
LOGGED OFF LANDS In Mason and
Thurxton counties, excellent fruit land.
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms: favorable terms. Tacoma NIL
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
FOR sALE-cholce city and farm prop
srty. John p. Dcrr & CO.. room A
Bailey building.
FOR sAT4E-Haif lot and two-story house:
mist go az any price. Call sla Dexter
street.
FOR SALE-Reni estate and mining prop
erty George DorYei. lis Halter block.