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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

On by the shouts o. thos. who had gath
erAes 20 witness the race. The pace was
q fast cne, so fast indeed, that Webster
dropped out Just before reaching -hs
marble works Co-tsr spurssd. reaching
that point first ard winning the cyclers
watch. offered by the management
The loop -urn was made at this point.
an. the hornswa-d Journey begun Dow
sat the pare on tire return trip. the other
riders forcing him 70 keep II uf1su with
81 2 few hundred yards OF The finish. when
Cctter ard Vineyard spugted closing up
the gap ard racing down the avenue OF
even terms with Dow. Twenty yards from
the finish Corter pushed his wheel If from.
Of Dow ard went over the lire Il wheel
length IN front. Wingard third. Laures
ter fourth Larson afih and Hed9erly
sixth BIZ winning the race Cotte- is
credited with ten points Dow eight, Win
gard SIX, Laumester four. L2rS1n two
The time was very good considering the
strong head wind On tne return trip Con-
siderable money changed hands on the
result.
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Htc Wheat lTuul-

Special Dispatch 70 the st-TntclHgencer
SPOKANE. June 26-From reports re-
cetyed from agents. business men and far
mers, General Manager Chamberlain OF
the Central Washington road estimates
that the wheat haul over his road the
coming season Will rot be less tban $50 GOO
bushels. Ia may double that" he said
yesterday. but We are entirely safe in
saying that Ii VIII not te lest OF the
wheat acreage. - per cent. Is spring gram.
ARD &9 per cent fali wheat. AT east IS per
cent % the faji wheat Is now beyoa1 the
danger point. ard IS practically insured 20
be a good crop. ~ the spring waeat. io
Per cent. is insured"
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Ex-MANAGER DICKINSON.
Thinks Lamont VIII BE President of
the Northern Pacific.

Special Dispatch to the Pos.-f ntelligencer.
SPOKANE. June &c. w. Dickinson.
OF Omaha. formerly general manager of
the Northern Pacific. is in the city on
business connected with several mining
properties. with which h. has become iden-
titled since leaving railroad work, Mr..
Dickinson takes 10 his new venture like
a duck 10 water and is confident that the
future will be filled with financial rewards.
lie was averse 10 discussing affairs OF the
Northern Pacific railroad, with which he
was formerly 80 closely connected but
said he believed that Mr.. Lamont would
be the next president OF the road
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POSTMASTER MALLON.
Inspector Has Been InveSGiEat ting
The Spokane Office.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
SPOKANE. June 2s.-Postoftce IN
spector j. d. Culver left here Friday.
having been engaged since Monday in
vestigating charges against Postmaster
Malion. Inspector Culver said the
chances are that the postmaster is a man
OF such general and careless habits and
character as to reflect upon the position
he occupies. and that the office IS not in
good condition.
. These charges come from the depart
ment at Washington. and probably arose
from complaints made By Spokane par
ties direct TO the department. The head
quarters of this district at San Fran
cisco were notified. as is usually done, and
directed to make an investigation. and l
was detailed for that duty"
He refused to state the result of the In
vestigation. Mr.. Malion's friends assert
that the charges are trumped up for the
purpose OF securing the postofice before
the expiration az aIr. Ma,lon's term. which
VIII not be until July J. 1895.
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Special Dispatch 70 the Poss-fntelligeneer.
TACOMA. June 3s.-Terry Clancy. fore
man Of the Northern Pacific section gang
working near Buckley. was struck by
west-boun5 freight this afternoon and Sc
rioasiy injured. He delayed toot long in
getting of his hand-car and WAS struck
by the engine Of the freight. His right
leg was cut or below the knee and his
back badly injured. He WAS brought 10
the city and taken to the Fanny Paddock
hospital His recovery is doubtful.
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CAUGHT In A SHAFT.
ARTHUR DANIELS INSTANTLY
KILLED AT sNoHOMISH.
He Was Holding . Belt When II Slip
ped From the Hands of His Com
panfon, and Drew Him Down to
q Horrible Death-His Right Arm
Was Torn Asunder 1T the Elbow.
and He Was FrfghtfrIIy MuitfIas.
ed-His Body ThroWu High
Against the Timbers Overhead.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Tnseiligence-.
SNOHO9fTSE. June sS.-About II O'Clock
today while Arthur Daniels. the Oldest
son OF Ar. and Mrs knuIe DANIELS. OF
this city was assisting in putting on
belt az the Cedar MIL Conlpany's single
mill al this place, he was caught IN q
revolving shaft and killed instantly.
He was holding the belt around a re-
volving shaft, when the belt slipped from
the hands OF his companion. and caught
hts arm next TO the shaft.
His right arm was torn asunder at the
elbow. and his body was thrown agains:
the tinbers above. killing him almost In
stantly.
noon.
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Special Dispatch 70 the Posr-lntelligencer.
TACOMA. June s.-The big white bat
:lesafp Oregon arrived in port this after
room and dropped anchor IN the bay of
Commercial deck. The Oregon Is order
ed here by the navy department 20 take
part IN the rose carnival 70 be held July
:. 2 aud 3. Shortly after ner arrival
large number OF people visited tie water
front 70 get a good look at Uncle Sans
big fighting machine. the finest OF her
class a5iGat
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Special Dispatch 10 the roSt-fatelllg encer.
SPOKANE. Jane s.-Local horseneu
have practically decided 20 hold q race
meeting July - There are many good
animals owned IN this city. There have
been added this spring Frank O'Neiu
siSN. Anita. s1s Winchester . 10.
Young Rashsw. zs1S. Stanwlx. s.zsi4 Van
Qulsa @.l9; Biondie. SIS Also there ia
the double team purchased nv E. = WIN.
fans from X z Rust Of Tacoma. which
can road In IN double, ara the pair q
fast PAGERS. Robert Steel ard Charley
Woods. oriveG ~ \ a $ewaery.
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SPOKANE SCHOOL MATTERS.
G. 5. Kingston Elected Principal of
the High School

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
SPOKANE. June &c. :. Kingston has
been selected by the school board as prln-
clpal Of the high school at a salary OF
81 200 per annam. He Is q resident of
West Pay City, Mich. ". S Rich the
Harvard professor previously chosen for
the position. notified the board that he
has accepted a more lucrative position.
Taking the school census has been near
~ completed. m average 20 per cent.
gain over last year Is expected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

Rejects Application for state Land
Selection surveys

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intelligencer.
OLYMPIA. June 26.-lTle commissioner
OF the general land office has refused TO
allow surveys OF three townships request
ed by the governor from which 10 select
state lands. These townships are thirty
miles northeast OF Vancouver, and are
within the Mount Rairier reserve pro-
claimed by Cleveland. The governor Will
probably endeavor to secure a reversal Of
the commissioners decision.
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Farm PROSPECTS, Good.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
WALIsA WALLA. June 26.-Although
the recent rains have done some damage
10 fall-sown grain. a general thing they
have proved very beneficial to the spring
grain and the prospects for a heavy crop
were never better. Farmers In this city to-
day were very hopeful. and all agreed that
the yield would be larger this year than
for some time past.
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BRYAN IN WALLA WALLA.
ARA nEcments Have Been Made for
Him to speak in That City
I,l~

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
WALLA WALLA, June a5.-The Walls
Walla Bryan Club today completed ar
engagements 10 have William Jennings Bry-
an address the people OF this section in
this city on July 13.
Committees were appointed today to look
after the arrangements. Excursion trains
viii be run from all surrounding towns.
and local free silver people intend 10 give
their Idol rousing reception.
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Srec}ai Dspatcs 70 the pcst-T tte'fseer~er
sIroN-F y =. J-ae -h-Tas Ssakaae Eu-
rsNar S0r.HtF Nas Been 31rerrcrst-a WITH
;he provisions ~ So aer of rna ~.atsr-sss
EFctt-."E frr sra l~ceysera- ta-. of asso-.a-
t,-s f>r s0e al. cs4rseas3s an3 szs -cat .-ral
purposes The ca5ect Is - prevent cr.t-
s.-s te csA-area ard animals by csas.z-
tse arrest sra ,rc4e-,.S.oe - ~tolators o.
tH9 laVe ~ s-.c1 cases
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TO COLLECT HIS SALARY.
Cheney Normal school Principal VIII
Bring Suit.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
OILY MPIA June 25.-Tha principal of the
Cheney normal school will ask for q writ
Of naandamus from the supreme court 20
compel the state auditor 10 issue a GER
tidcate OF Indebtedness for his salary on
the ground that although no appropriation
was made for the school his office is a
statutory one.
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rn.Nm corrrn WINS.
Hss Victory in the Ffrst Of the Road


spselal usspstcA 20 the Post f~teileence
TACOMA June = Frank Cotter the
aahfrn haired Z, A e.. rider won THE
read Taee TO-DAY FROM Ioreaxo Dow hy "a
Wheels lenxth in y 81 IS ~ltH the other
contestants close uD
The START was made nt s-g- r. p, from
ghe corner % Niath street ana Zacer,a
avahue naa WAS Witnessed nv "a 37--4
crowd az psar.a. ~ pretty start tAa
tas-s s@at nwaF oa 81 70 ten~r3t.e Tourney.
attn Cstser settsss yna pace. peRr .he
svefae t}ssN aew closely launched. urged
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so Years of Cures.

gether Tuesday e, ering in order 10 pass
a resolution condemning the action Of the
Dominion government in refusing aid 20
the Columbia & Western railway. The
meeting was attended by over 100 people,
who passed a strong resolution asking the
government 10 reconsider its decision and
grant immediate aid 10 the railway. This
resolution was wired 10 Ottawa Wednes-
dag morning.
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Officials Were Pleased.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer.
TACOMA, June 2f.-The city officials
who visited Seattle today as guests OF that
city returned on the % clock Flyer, great
iy pleased with the trip and eourtesies ex-
tended by the officials and citizens OF the
Queen CITY
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
GAME BETWEEN THE INDIANS AND
.ExPoRT CIGARS"

Score In rs q Against the Red Men,
and Only Eight Innings Played
Law. the Phenomenal Pitcher,
Touched for . Total of Nineteen
The Aborixfnes Have Drawn and
Muscle. bnf Don't Know the Fine
Points of the Game-The Seattle
Boys Played Like Veterans.
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Badness can be averted. and many
times heads that are already bald can be
made TO grow fine, healthy hair, of
natural hue. by Halls Hair Remover
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Linen Towels.

AN-Linen Bleached Haek Towsla \.
fringes. size IaxS inches. splendid ~.
room towel ...... .........,,
At IL Lee ench
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An INDIGNATION Meefiny

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
GRAND + JRKS. June 26.-1iayor Many
called a mass meeting of the citizens to-
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Skirts.

Figured Black Mohsir Dress sk,r,, -
veteeB bound and lined
Al e2.So each.
Black More Silk Dress s.,~.. =.
sweep -...--.. ....,...........
AZ %a.6e sarA
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New Goods Just Received

New French Organizes. new p.-..,.
Lace NecSwear, Ladies' Ties. Collar, al
GUNS, etc, al Very low prices.
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National Flags and Bunting.

DECORATE, Honor the glorious Fourth
of July. II you display only loc Gag, you
express your patriotic sentiment; We have
national flags In the following sizes:
Oil Colors. Muslin Flags. on poles. siss
In inches 6xl0. sxI3, i2xis. isxsT. 22..x3s, i.xA
Silk Flags. not mounted, size In inches
1xlo. Sxi2. lexis. i6x24, 24xs6. 32xS Lots Il
them
National Bunting in stripes; also IA
Stars and Stripes.
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Seattle Brewing and Mailing CO..,

Kaiser beer has been placed on the market
today. and can be had at all principal
tapsters up TIL July l. Cal for a Kaiser. -
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Ec $sg b=a#eseo as7szeer C-EsEeta~s.
50 S. eezsee s--@ @alse 81 T. =
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Table Damask.

Si-inch Bleached Satin Table pamask
Floral Patterns. splendid wearing
Damask, all linen .............,.
At $50 q yara
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Veilings.

1S-inch new Mesh Veiliugs, with colored
chenille dots. all colors. regular S5c and
Acc quality, on sale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
At 25c a yard.
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Umbrella Bargain.

Ladies Gloria silk Umhrellsa p.r-
frames. steel rods. natural or 49,
Dresden handle, silk covered
AZ ~ each.
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Country Order Dept.

We pay expressage on purchases Of 3
and upwards. except on domestic staples
SAMPLES free.
publications.
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Ladies' Belts.

Leather Belts. with harness buckles. all
coors. brown. tan. green and black;
also white kid. regular 4oc values. on
At csc each.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists

Ladies Percals Waists. lasese .,v..
cut, large variety, ae,achah,. 49, -
At sSc ssaA
pimity Waists in pink. h,ua ana -.
effects, washab BILE, detaehah,a .' - sssaee
At eac each.
Fancy toulard SILK Waists. new n.,,..-.
washable detachable collars
Al S2.9S es.A'
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GlOyeS---GlOyeS.
At Csc a Pair.

You can buy from us Silk Bicycle Gloves,
with easter palms and fingers, . clasps.
2-clasp Gauntlet Kid Bicycle Gloves.
2-clasp fine Glace Kid Gloves, with en-
broidered backs. ali shades: 4-button
Gzarina Kid Gloves, all shades ard sizes,
2-elasp Washable Chamois Gloves. with
fancy embroidered backs, all OF which
are beyond question the best values
made. at the price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Csc . pair.
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Lace Curtains.

100 pairs Lace Curtains. s-pIy threada
tape bound. size 81 long. 90 inches w:aa
very choice patterns .....,.............,.
At Sl.75 pair.
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Wasaef saa4 tatAy. AaAa4soH .@.rA.
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Lace Department.

Creme Net Top Laces, l. and inches
wide, new and pretty patterns. regular
values l5c, &c and &c on sale this week
At 1Uc yard.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

have, from tho time Of their
preparation, been a continuous
success with the public. And
that means that Ayers Pills
accomplish what is promised
for them; they cure where
others fail. It was fitting,
therefore, that the worldwide
popularity Of these pills should
be recognized by the Worlds
Fair medal Of 1898 fact
which emphasizes the record:
so Years of Cures.
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Fancy Silks.

Sc values in Fancy B-ocaded Silks. %
inches wide all coiors and pretty eff
fects, on sale this week.
At 43c yard.
.5c values in Fancy jacquard Silks, new
figure effects and stripes. large variety
TO select from, on sale this week.
Al o9c n yard.
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6oc values IN Black Wool Etausine, lattice
effects. n perfect wearing black and
very stylish, this week
At :s5c yard.
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Fifty Years Ago.
Who could imagine that this should Be
The place where, eighteen ninety-thres
Tia, white wo,id-wouder of arch and
dome
Should shadow the nations, polychrome...
Here at the Fair was the prize conferred
On Ayers Pills, by the world preferred.
Chieago-like, they a record show,
Since they s,ar;ed-so years ago.
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Wash Dress Goods.

Regular onc values IN Fancy Lace and
Corded Organizes. exquisite patterns,
pinks. blues. tan. Nile and black
grounds. fast eolors, including the new
cola polka dots. viii be sold this week.
At Toe u yard.
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(stablel. Or. 20. 80
1l2l 18th st ne, r.20.0O
401 Z st ne. 7r.....16.5o
5S Myrtle st ne, Or. l5. 70
1914 3D. ne (stal, Gr. Is. 80
So II st ne. Or. 49, co
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50 II st ne, Or. rs. 90
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1908 ID st ne. 5r. .35
COS Florence ne, Or. 100
21I G st ne, 5r. .12.OO
725 18th st ne. Or. .1O.30
Sc cor 15th&B sts
ne, 5r. 5r............l0.00 90
SO II st ne, 3r. r.....10.0O
Store 6o6 La av. lib. 90
Sto. l rm&cel. 433
11th st NV. 90
Sto&dwg 1924 Z st
&439 Goth NV, 1Or 80. 90
Sto&dwg 1902 Pa av
NV, 2r...........45.0 90
ID floor 90S + t,3r. 80. 90
The above is only a =
my books.
For full list call at of
the 1st and 10Th.
THO
Evening star., 1897-05-05
Hall 3d n 41g 10th

Hall Sd q 40 10th
st NV. .35. 90
StO&dwg l10l 4th
st ne, 7r. 80. 90
Sto&dwg 93I Fla nv
NV. Sr. Sr........-..2.O0
Sto.Sdwg 40S l1th
st sw, Tor. 20. 90
Sto&dwg 1915 18th
st NV. Or. DO. 90
Sto&dwg 1901 LIST
st sw, Or.
l416 Sd st NV. sto&
1a5i sTs: s:al;;'1;'i.is.S ssth st NV. cr -. 90
Sto&dwg 421 l. st
Sc, Or. r.-....-....-12.OO
Sto&dwS 62 r st
sw. Dr.. ..-.. III 90
Sto 937 Fla ave. 90
Sto&dwg Nichols av
n sumner ST, Ana
costa, Or. 500
R'r 33I c st NV
tnuarterlyl. 5000
Sta&shop r'r 14l7 X
st NV, rm for 4
horses&3 carriages 16. 90
Al bet NAN, 26th&
21st SITS NV. 90
R'r l2a23S1229h 7th
st NV. nw...--.......10.00 90
Sta r'r 495 c sw. 1000
R'r 50S 18th st NY. 800
Sta r'r 716 9th NV 800
R'r 2eS AZ st sw. 800
Shop r'r 1898 l,lag-
den's al. .3.15
Offices In Central bldg.
Offices in Gunton bldg.
ortion of the property on
Ice for bulletin issued on
IS. f. wAGGAMAN,
Evening star., 1897-05-05

FOR RENT
1I11 II st. 1Sr.
per annum. Sc. 900. 90
1908 Q NV, 12r.
per nnnum. 50. SOC. 90
1917 Pa ave, Or.
per annum. -. 2. 10000
14l7 Mass av, lar.
per annum. ....1 $50. 90
1915 Pa av. Or,
per annum. -. 1,O0. 90
Tennallytown road be-
lowBradley lane, 10r,
for 6 mos. ...... .250. 90
500 Conn ave, 12r. 200. 90
2O25 Col road. 2Or. 100. 90
1922 Vt ave, 14r. 200. 90
1411 X NV, '13r. $50. 90
1011 Conn nv, 14r.1a0.00
1c0G y n av, 16r. .150.O 90
Cpl 18th NV. 12r. .12j.G0
1880 NY nv NV. .12rl25.0O
1913 p aw, 1Tr...1o5. .O0
1883 Mass av. 1Or. 100. 90
1705 N NV, 12r. r....--
500 14th NV. lar. 100. 90
1900 Conn nv, 2r.1OO.60
1901 10th NV. l1r.100.0O
1343 Flaav,p't2 t2dfo10O.O 90
2017 Mass nv, 11r.l00.U 10
TakOma Park, Car
roll ave. 13r. 100. 90
1886 N NV, 12r. 100. 90
1888 Jeff pl, l2. 100. 90
1927 Conn ave, 11r. $500
1110 / st. 12r. 1900
Carroll ave, Takorna
Park, lar. r.........75.00
001 ! NV, 15r. 90
1I25 DeSales st.11r.75. 90
GIT 18Th NV, 1Or. ..15.O
1910 14th NV (store
and dwg), Gr. 90
1884 cSth NV, i2r. rs. 90
1910 = st, 11r. .65. 90
1887 17th NV, 1lr. .65. .OO
1907 r NV, 12r... .65. 90
1616 21st NV. 14r. .65. 90
B1 Pa ave, up pt,
I'd and I'd floors. .65. 90
1921 21st NV, Tor. .65. 90
0lS Il NV, 15r. -. .65. 90
30e5 N NV. 12r. .61. 90
1927 N NV. l4r....G. 90
2E93 Q NV. 13r. .65. .OO
116 East Cap, 11r. 60. 90
S02 11th st. 13r. go. co
1910 7th, st&dw, Or. GO. 90
1913 n NV, 12r. ....O. 90
14th st rd nr Bright
wood Hotel, l2r. 80. .0C
50e L NV, !1r...... 60. .OO
l713 18th nv, Or. 60. 90
N5 11th NV, 2r. .65. .OO
1915 10Th NV, Tor. 80. .OO
1915 18th NV, 12r. go. .O0
1908 II NV. store. 60. 90
1409 goth st, 11r. 5000
1903 10th st, Tor. so. on
1873 2lst NV, Or. so. 90
4O2 14th NV, 11r. so. 90
Coal yard, a0ta and
h NV, per Ino. 80. .00
FOR a FULL LIST c
APPLY AT OFFICE.
THOM