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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
HOUSES TO LET.

TO LlET--Well-p planned. nearly new
lower tenement. l40 Burnett street:
modern improvements; stone tubs I'm
cellar; rent si6 Inquire OF It. T.. Briggs,
l29 Waverly street. nl9-tt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

TO LET-Lower tenement new
house five rooms; separate entrance:
all modern improvements; rent SIC. Ap-
ply 80 Chester avenue. nis-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

FOR SALE-On Linwood avenue. a
fine building lot, 50Xi46, at 20 cents per
square foot. This is a desirable site for
"A home. q. l.. & III. j. GROSS, Room 2.
Banigan building.
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Thorough and Careful Drill In
COMMON ENGLISH BRANCHES.

Bows years old received and taught how
10 study and introduced to French and Ele.
mentary Science. laying the foundation for
Academic training and culture.
l35th year begins September H. 1873.
Cali or Send for New Catalogues.
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MILK FARM FOR SALE-226 acres
In Attleboro; milk route OF 200 quarts
goes with IL; been run by present own
er 32 years. For particulars, write Box
6Si, Attleboro. Mass. nl6-6t
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WANTED.

WANTED-Ladies to know that we
cut over sleeves and make other altera-
tions TO suit the present style. Ladies'
outside garments made TO order III. Il.
REYNOLDS & CO. Tailors, 80 West
minister street Room g. n19-6t
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ADVERTISE

IN THE PRovIpENcE DAILY NEWS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
Personal.
MADAME AN Ma,
Real Swedish Massage.

Formerly a Claverick street. Card Reade
l22 Clifford street. Lucky charms free.
uglGt
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DIVORCES quietly and legally OBJ
tanned for eight causes. DOLMAN q
RUETTNER, Attorneys-at-Law Es-
tablished is years. Highest references
given. 1928 Arch street, Philadelphia.
100 ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

NlsNV IOIN fofs
Watch cleaned, Zoe. main spring, 75c. I;
price on other work In proportion; done
by the most skilled workmen on earth.
At HOSMER'S, corner Westminster and
Franklin and ~ North Main streets.
OILS ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

FOR SAI.E-On South Angel street
a one-tamily house, practically new.
With every modern appliance; small
stable; 1850 square feet of land; price
$1,000, OF which $500 may remain on
mortgage at . per cent. or Will lease for
1--WE years at $3.50 per year G.. J.. 81 IL.
j. GROSS, Room . Banigan Building.
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LET THE STARS TELLl--Your fu-
ture: send date of birth. sex and 10c.
for reading: any questions answered.
PROF DAER, Rox 1851, Boston. Mass.
nlS.6t.
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FOR SALE--In Edgewood. cor Broad
street and Wentworth avenue one fam
lily house: IL rooms, bath. Pawtuxet
water, gas and electric lights, furnace
heat IL, 800 So II. land; price $S000 G..
l.. &H. j. Gross, Banigan BlGg7 n4-tf
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TO LET-Lower fiat, 1863 Eddy street.
Q rooms, modern improvements rent $50
per month. G.. l.. g. II. j. GROSS
Room @ Banigan Building.
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WANTED-Experien newspaper
canVasser 10 canvass Tor a 0aily paper.
Address. with references, 10 Box IL
News office. If s29
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE-A boy living
I'm East Providence TO carry News
route. Apply at News Office, between 8
and 6 p. m.
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Anna Snndin graduated masscusc from
sweden, late OF Providence, has removed to
272 Wellington avenue. Auburn. Prompt nj
tcntion 20 calls upon notice. nl06t
The sun., 1898-01-31

cold. will it not be jus, as much mnr-
1dr committed by the people Of Bela-
ware as ii they had by law aided .
sheriff or the Trustees Of the
Poor to shoe. that person and
snch order ur law Was dniy
executed 1t j. written "Thou shat not
Kill" Does this not apply TO state. Or
the people a. a whole just the same as il
does To individuals? ? All food clothing
and shelter cones from the land, and is
produced by labor and in no other way,
and if We have idle men and idle land j.
it not perfectly clear that the one should
be allowed to nse the other. and
il the man is deprived OF III. rish, to
the free Us" OF the earth which trOd
provided as y storehouse for all. and
starves, Las he not been inur,ered.
Men, women and children are in tie
very mids, OF millions which their labor.
have produced II it thought no, the
Legislature which is nov in session,
drawing their salarie. only. get to work
and pass snch a law? Would it not b" a
greater honor in the years to come to
have it said that Delaware was first to
sign tha Constitution nf the States and
first to establish equal rights to the use
of the earth which God intended for all
hi- children.
hope ! have not in,rudcd tor far
upon your valuable space. II | have the
oi the subject is the excuse |
offer. r. F. Powell.
Wilmington. bel. Jan. 20
The sun., 1898-01-31

The Announcement that the cadets Of
the United State Naval Academy at
Annapolis will produce a boat crew 10
row one from the University oi Penn
-Elyania suggests an inquiry a. to how
it is that army and navy cadet. can
nakc such good showing a. they DO in
competitions with the athletes Of th"
colleges and universities. For the
cadets have What the college men wpull
regard a. no time at all to train ior their
contests. All the complicated machinery
of preparation for football ur rowing
struggles employed by the large colleges
would be useless a. West Point or An
napuls brcaIs" the men would not have
time to avail themselves OF it. Yet
somehow the cadets manage to put up'
a rather superior article OF football. and
they row well. Is it possible that good
deal Of the talk about the elaborate pre-
parations uf the coleg" men i the work
p1 a press agent.
The sun., 1898-01-31

TIE senate resolution had no effect on
American securities abroad, but this is
not the fault Of the Senate resolution,
but due t. the fact that the majority II
the senate represents minority OF the,
country.
The sun., 1898-01-31

Now that Loriliard. the great chewing
tJb4rco Manufacturer La, taken up or i
about to take Up his home in England
he .ho1ld at I"a-t stop chewing the rag
about tie United states and IL social
conditions.
The sun., 1898-01-31

TIE "arm. open Winter has given di:
ease germs an nnp~ra lease Of life and
calls for constant care. sore throats
tend 'hi> season t"a dipbthcritic tyIc
and colds ran t" pneumonia in -orne "nc
of it. types and phases. Perpetual daily
carc !, u.c,,~I ior Slight ailments.
The sun., 1898-01-31

increased rentals. Let every prospective
tenant withhold signing lease until the
rents paid by the previous tenant has
been ascertained Don't pay increased
rent. You can't afford it,
The sun., 1898-01-31

THE Chicago wheat corner raises as it,
real question not whether Letter can sell
hi. wheat at an advance but whether
wheat will be put too high to 90 abroad.
The sun., 1898-01-31
Monday, January 81, 1898.
GooD morning..

THERE is grave suspicion that Professor
Schenck, OF Vienna, has gone into per-
manent combination with all tie stork-
Of Germany and OF the world
The sun., 1898-01-31

TIE California gold excitement led to
diSgra"cfuIly oyer-crowded steamers and
brought on thc.frst Federal legislation
on til" subject. Judging from reports
from seattle, it i about time these laws
were enforced on klOndikp craft.
The sun., 1898-01-31

THE tightening grip Of Dinsley bill re-
suits on the windpipe Of the calamity
howler has reduced that organ to the
vocalization Of a piping treble.
The sun., 1898-01-31

II Secretary Alger had only thought Of
it in time he might have touslt JOB lot
OF reindeer from Santa Claus at the clos.
OF his Christmas outing season.
The sun., 1898-01-31

QrEn': Ii'hc wa.>acr" ii the Gcrmar
missionaries resulted in IT," cr-.iou t.
G"rmauv oi TRACT oi land r"achiny IRON
Kiao { rhop BAY thirty miles. inland, what
Will b" the kai-~r- territorial "cQgi.i
tion- in con-nqucn"" II til" murder oi
four # Iii -ai'or. ii tie carrcnt rrl,pi;
from Chiu9 proves t. bo true?
The sun., 1898-01-31

I.r#f>t rate are a-.at.r higher in TIC
West than IN Nc Last. bgt the -ayj~2,
bank, ot l).rr.it have j.-t bar".y ;u,,ol
t" make an "grnrm"n' t. pay three per
con-. and ar" n"w paying only thnc and
a hat per cent. This i lower than the
av"ra2. SAVINGS bank rate in the Ea.t.
but the latter "i,I prrba,' = ~,uo dn~"
in t! !c near imme.
The sun., 1898-01-31

r.9-'D..I I".l', Hi-,t IT, this country
is noteworthy in ONE respect, !. .ndi-
cate. t'#at Daorri- no doubt Dt Tie legality
Of ii" d"pa~un.oi the ENcr4tiye Vi the
R"pnbIi" oi Hawai-, from lis own conn.
try. In IT," Intcd state. it j. still an
un-o.y"I constitutional question whotl.-
the President coD'd. 60 abroad Witho4t
cnIang.riug III. title t. the office.
The sun., 1898-01-31

~ oyE in Wichita like. Tpm N,"I-
Wichita Eagle.
Thus are the proud waves stayed.
Tom Reed may BE- abb" to impose him.
s.lf upon III" IIou" oi Representatives,
but Wichita will rr-i.t him to the lat.
Beneath tiat calm exterior oi his, What
a passion Of wrund"d pr;d" and fierce re-
grct must b. -"cthiny, What j.. power
and what j. fame if Wichita bc ayan.t
HIM TLr Son, Nrw York.
The sun., 1898-01-31

eth. only way t" save your money i,
to watch the newspapers and get down.
town carly in the morning for the really
cheap things" Thus spoke q thrifty
housewife who lad missed by Nyc snm-
ute a%.2"in in underwear There i.
great d"aI of hom"IY political economy
in IL" words. It j. not enough to read
the advertisements: they must be acted
on carly, for advertising j. So effective
n)&a"aNs that it sweep. out in a iow
hour III" stocks which in olHcn times
won.' na1o fingered i,r days.
The sun., 1898-01-31

L"r'L r'a. "-tivc owncr. should ut
once investigate til" methods If the
smart "Ioo agents "ho are now trying to
raise rents. EG-inc-. generally and bu.i-
n"ss in Wilmington particularly pre-
cIndc til" possibility or increased lontals.
L"rai real estate was never choorcr and
til" s'uc,t way to decrease it, yauc ~ill
more is to raise rents. Ta%c. have not
been raised and money costs no more
than yoarago. There is no reason for
The sun., 1898-01-31

one Of the phenomena OF the s"cial
season in New York has been the sudden
devotion OF society to music. No one
knows the exact cause OF this devotion,
but it il unmistakable. The 'smat set
gives morning mn.icaies, has lectures on
the history of music, gees religiously to
concerts, and-wonder OF wonders
does not talk in opera, even on Wagner
nights. How long this will last is, Of
course, more than anv one car tell. The
chances are that il is merely passing
fad, and tia. by next season, when the
o.ritic fayorites return, society will turn
Is back on concerts. But it is making a
harves, this season for the musicians.
"NEw- Oi great distress in New Castle
has reached this city. The harder in
scores Of households there is empty. the
stonkeepcrs can not give away any more
goods on credit. and many OF the hereto
fJre respectable w-abiding Americans
have become 20 degraded that they ar.
not insul.ed at receiving an order from
the Trustees OF the Poor. In the begin
ming Of the week a crowd Of almost
desperate worklnen tranprd all the way
IRON New Castle to Edge Moor with hope
Of recurring employment. Othcr half
starved workmen from the county seat
walked to West Chester in search OF
spoonful Of the Mckinley boom, !ut
found it not. Single Tax Glasses in
The Sunday star.
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% Columbia street opposite postonice
l Hours IL a. m. 20 .. IN. open all aay
Sunday.
Letters with stamp answered.
FREE CONSULTATION. FREE.
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FOR EAT4E-s- 60 issw ssx-rs0m modern
a<sxssa ia North g<sattas half a5cek Gram
rs~ ssr@- lot HsxfSls Ere view Ct bay
Sssst--slx-sxsosz nasx,srE hosSs~- rsgrsr 10.
Sx~ss. oas block from car lEs1e. 9esi
ra4ghtorssoa& ssssssSsd view AZ Lake
Nasascgson ard Tssaeadss-
s. fsss- House % sax gSosns. tvo very nns
lots. ssxlss s@css and sFs Gamer. 90 car
sssss and IL desirable nsSgAas1rhocs.
g. ssl--fAst saxI19 oa Broadway between
James and gsgeTsoa. six-soom ao4se.
zLsss-~ y sTse-so1fn haass wiki ssxfe3 foot
let. e11gerslsas 90 car and scaooss good
view.
s. ssss~ Seysn-roosn modern home sn Rer,an
adsz.sisn. ons block from car line: fall
lar. grand view.
g. sass-asx-Foesn aoase tlnrea blocks from
Madison street; sisw Of lake and noun
fairs.
s. 60 f5ghs--oona Modern home: Queen
Auns af!I sgl lot
s. --Fos3E-ro0Tzs cottage WITH bath: On car
lire sn North Seattle. lat s3xI-8
& @st-Nsess ESE-ssan cottage 90 Ssxteerth
asenas north % Madison FDosiern ror-
sessseMess, fun s5t-
g fes-EEghI-gSon house or Harvard are
fs9e NEAR LsxnnT say; modern convent
ssa.~~sssaaii cottage one block fran ear
lira- graded ssfest. good level iot. some
fruit
s. An entlra block OF twenty lots. fsxii6
saeh. tao Dl9ras from car
s&a~Sterfeg bot fn genEza addition
ssss~~A good corner lot o. Madison ard
Twentieth avenue
sslss-l<sg eQxie0 In gsnloa Hin addition
STsss--s soTnsr 2r FEnf5Ie addition east OF
EsrussaNaE: ssipsE3 view.
g.. sEs--Thr@e very desirable lots on EH-
tssnsh avenue close 10 Madison, s,xi-o
eaes1
81 10 FTve-roons cottage with lot s8xiap:
lwo blocks east Of broadway power
= W wgsT - Union Block
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SERVICE.

WE BEAT them all 10 Dawson with
messages. Next messenger leaves on
Queen the %lst: VIII he two rapnths
ahead q any ether mail. THIS rnasseu-
ger VIII transact important business
and execute trusts for those desiring
Letters sl.H Alaska MESSENGER Dis
patch Association, {. f. Burnside and
" = Hills managers 4.Z-sg; Hurkn
building References. Dexter Horton
bank =. o Graves. president seattle
Chamber Of Commerce
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40 You know usr
If not you had better get acquainted.
Not only with us. but an intimate ac-
quaiflfance with our prices will pay you.
Specimen prices from regular stock
/ ai Granite Coffee or Tea pot ........ Soc
li2 or Granite Coffee or Teapot. 500. .35c.
qt. Granite Coffee or Teapot. ......... i0e.
10 at. Granite Dish Pan....,.............4 oc.
No. Granite Teakettle. ................ stlc.
No Granite Teakettie. ..................;, &c.
+-piece Glass Table Sets. ................. SIC.
Butter Dish. Sugar Bowl. MIX Pitcher
and Spoon Holder ......................i1 c.
Very pretty patterns, sc. 6oc and. 75c.
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FOR SALE ss1a~So acres a mile from
Lake Washington.
g. ao~- Eigh,-roofn house. close In: sight
~ Ieoation
81 ast~Two choice lots. Seventeenth ave-
nue. near Madison street.
ss0o- Small fruit ranch near city.
Sc 9g-~tshoice business lot. deSirabiy To-
Gated
s.. ~lialf-iutersst IN flrSt-class hotel
building.
cam tIiE-P ss Bailey huiidinr
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COPPER RIVER TRANSPORTATION

COPPER River and 81. Ai-haai-fIn. a.
tasI-saliHE vessel. passengers aaA
freight. special rate n k.a-} i5ssr,
baais Oceanic p4cS ~ C1mpany. 81
s1.4ly&a bz4t51aEE
SCHOONER " :. PHELPS SAL. for .-ao-
e%r River @s1T &Ayrh - Fs resars-.t.
fto'l % passenger ard freight space. APP
riy - beanie Packing CO, s. and y sui
i.Xsa ht0cA
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A r. NICHOLS * co.
Real Estate Investments.
81 Ffailar Block.
WE HAVE COOP INVESTMENTS
IN INCOME PROPERTY.
EESToS HILL ADD.
EESTGS HILL ADD.
RESTUE Hill. ADD.
We have I'D lots Ia this addition wniea
are Offering from szN, 10 80 per lot
Gxfgs feet. On the Madison street car line
per cent. cash - per cent. six months 70
per cent. twelve months 30 per GENT
eighteen months. al per cent. Title per-
feet abstract with each lot. Rents are go
Ing ~ aa1 now IL the time 10 buy vacant
property and guiid you a hone and stop
paying rent. No trouble 10 show this
property.
COTTAGES.
COTTAGES.
We have six cottages for sale from xtSi
sse Soc So, all on car line. with city
water. fine slew Of the mountains and
Lake Washington
81 -I9-ThIs Is q snap: close 10 Union
street. Oh Sixth: tive minutes walk from
the n9zioffice.
s.. sass Slx-room cottage on car line: close
20 Pike street.
sgS,~ Six-room cottage: close 10 James
street power house.
WE. HAVE \ FINE LIST
or ACRE PROPERTY
FOR GARDEN PURPOSES
a r. NICHOLS e. co.
50 ard g. Halter Block.
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|ALASKA-KI0NDIKE WANTS


ADMINISTRATION
FOR KoTEszUE SOUND. ROUND
TRIP SO. WE WILL DISPATCH
NAY ONE OF OUR OWN
sTAUNcH, WELL AND COMFORT
ABLY FITTED FAST SAILING
scHooNERs. COMMANDED By
ABLY EXPERIENCED ALASKAN
NAVIGATOR. TO ACCOMPANY AND
REMAIN AT DISPOSITION OF THE
PARTY THE ENTIRE SEASON. RE-
TURNING THEM HOME AS LATE
AS PRACTICABLE AT THE END
OF THE SEASON. THE VESSEL
PROPOSED HAS BEEN TO KoTZE-
BrE TWO TRIPS UNDER THE
SAME NAVIGATOR WE NOW PRO-
POSE You. THE VESSEL Is NEW.
CoMMoDroUs AND EMINENTI.Y
SAFE; NO CRowDING WILL BE
ATTEMPTED. FARE. ROUND
TRIP. INCLUDING ONE TON SUP
PLIES, $50: BOOKS FOR PASSAGE
NOW OPEN.
FOR CHARTER-TUG FOR DYEA,
SKAGWAY AND RETURN; $780,
OPEN FOR TRIP MARCH Is TO 70;
VERY POWERFUL TUG AND COM
PETENT FOR ANY LOAD CARRIED.
FOR CHARTER-BY THE MONTH,
PRIVILEGE OF THE SEASON. AND
OF PURCHASE, TWO scHooNERs:
STAUNCH, READY FOR THE SEA:
CARRYING go AND 400 TONS RE-
SPECTIvELY. APPLY TO BEvING-
TON. wADDELI. a. CO. "A AND 70
STARR-BOYD BUILDING. PHONE
MAIN a3s.
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MORTGAGE

fEsseF4sfz
"a sa-A ane s.roorn house ard ios. iSsxi9
Rentsn hsg
e. ss9-a ane seven roors strictly frzsEis "a
h01ss Oh Rsntsn h!sE eiegaas SAalss.5.
KS Pine corner lot. ExlzS feet. aEas
good s-fo0ES -.sfeTn ags&es hstek f9sfs-
Gatsas. Fifteenth arszgsa. Esats.s sifss :
blocks nsrEh of 1adlsoa
Sl.Tp-s-reaxn house. nesir pssusss a'sa
y nisgafss' walk irGm gsestgsscas mo car
i!nes
u.sso-A ane e~roofn hos4se: strscfiT nod
err. en car isns ard graded EtEsnEs -
open fire places afl3 F7antsss. ensy sS a.
snsg1teE from p0sso1srss
". H1~-A goag 5-fnaM house Gloss 10 cN
ssne; Lot saxiA. and gne corner
U.zo~tioe<i Groom cottage. newly gassff1n
and palnfxd. or Twentieth ave between
Yesssr way and James. corner.
U.Wv-A reaf little e0szxgs OF SIX 1919
or Twentieth avenue between 1TssI
way and Ia stree.
xls-tsc96 4fger5 hGuHs or fnstasAsHsBiA'
graded street, ssar ear itFs@s. 1f-sslsS--
third avenue sm
SUBURBAN
HOMES
THAT ARE
BARGAINS.
C,sa~Ten seres. all under es2s,ss anon;
Soca buildings, frsIir trszas. ste salS ls,af
miles from i,Cxsontcss near eissa.Fsc las,-
G,tyt--I5 acres ali under c1itsgaisen. good
buildings: greenhouse water psEsa ssats
house. greenhouse ard gafieas Jf.e sstS
~ Sound: 20 fruit srsss s. .ss7
81 sB--i1 lots near I4aks WasstEst too. "a
car Hns. : good s-FDcss h0tlss. plsssfFss.
all IN fruit and berries. So cash. ltal-
anre on time,
VACANT LOTS
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SIoo-Bound for klondke-Will sell stock
jewelry. watches clocks. books station
cry very low or join party with some
cash and remove to Dawson. L 80 care
OF Post-intelliSencer.
WANTED-A syndicate 10 buy a steamer.
Address X 3. care PoSt-inteligenccr.
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I PREDICTED that before December 7.
tssS the richest gold discoveries viii he
In the extreme north of the Alaskan ter
rItory within the Arctic circle; Il viii
leave the klcudiae IN the shade: rat this
out Il VIII not appear again. Madame
EsreranEa COS NesIer wav. Gar l
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r. ~. JORDAN.
Resf Pirate sra fs~usnAee ~~-se
ard Colonial E-Es-k.

P0R
ISrEzToRs
osid aysnue
Ss,sJA--A nHa investment clsse sn. psy1rg
"a per cert. rst: buildings nsoGETn asA3 Ia
good repair
C.Se-T<0t esxI5e ard well built ss5isassg
81 North Esafkse near cassss EE5es GELS -
yer eeEt. Reg e9sr everything.
HOMES
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rs,orocR,rwsc SUPPLIES
pkNtfxts sTApEaY

AtskNES ueAsarFlSa. eAAesax. hsA.es
N.aSa .2A Aszs@s.
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KLoypIkE-ouTrrTTERs.

NEW ALASKA TENTS.
Itss FOR SALE.
i@Nis WALL. $..t9.
COR. SMITH AND PIKE. CHAIN
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GREAT
BARGAIN


g. 10 - lots I1xi7a ard 4fxjfo, oS esla9iigg
Lake Washington. ca car iincs street
graded. fins location.
81 500 lots right In the town Of Brook
Ign close 20 the car lines, together vita
q sDxsa f1ot "a cafner1 Just aeross sss
street from the county court house
3, WB-One nf The finest corners in Queen
Anne: IofxI2s feet GRADED street.
3ssi-~zD fine lots one whole block, level.
fine view. eI9gh TO car isle, aopsi lsSsi
drive 70 property.
fS0-~One OF fiIe finest lots or Rainier arr
rue. 1lxio1 f:et, commanding The best
view Of Lake Washington Of any lot in
tho city.
5ss,-E isse corner on Eighteenth avenue.
blocks norlh 81 Madison. t.1Sso feet. ele-
giant view
500 Fine Tor On Belmont avenue; fine view
uF Sound
s'no~ A very fine 10, on Seventeenth avenue
Chestnut street, faces east
35tss~Twa flr, lots. c9fflfT. overlooking
Lake Washington on Iaarons rar lsn-.
t5se~Eiae building lots. toxic. nsar Aadi-
son; fine view
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Copyright, 1898. The Associated Press.
Hong Kong, May II. % p. IN Il Green
wioh time). The British second GLASS
gun vessel Limit has arrived here with
news from the Philippine -Islands She
left Manila on Monday laAt snd reports
that the insurgents are uncomfortable
The whole country, 1t appears is in state
of anarchy ana Rear Admiral Dewey is
powerless to restore order.
::The officers OF the Linnet add that even
II the Spanish rule Is abolished, 1t will
require larxs foroa with special train
ing to restore order in the interior. In
the meantime. the Spaniards In Manila
refuse to submit, and Admiral Dewey Is
unwilling to lombard the town. He hopes
to starvs the place into submission, but
the Spaniards are confident Of being able
to hold out. They allege they have ample
supplies for 20. 900 regular troops and to
Thousands Of volunteers beyond the range
of the United States warships and they
are defying the Americans In the hope OF
European Intervention.