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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09
NICHOLS 4 MUM

NICHOLS & MUM
REAL ESTATE AND my ESTMENTS
ROOMS So a ND Ca HAt.LF,K ~ .OCk
KENTDN HILL ADDITION.
INVESTORS. HOME SEEK tKS. call
wiihou, fail and get our prices on Rem
ton iiiii properly W. can and will suit
you Renton II Il addition IS only mile
and one-haif from y sioffice. on Mad son
street car Inc. and adjoining Rrnion and
Waua Walla additions Rrp,on Hill id-
citfon lies high and command. mag
nincent VIEW jus; the place for a home
and the lots are the cilcapest In the city
many have improved The opportunity Of
fered. and tine residences and homes have
been built. Seattle is growing ami II
In the near fUt.srr le a laTAe city Rents
are high aud Will be higher Property is
advancing in value ana prices rising
Don't rent. yoi can AFFORD 10 buy lot
and build I'm Renton I'LL addition You
Will save money. and We wish to he p
you. It's a pleasure TO snow III prop
erty and give prices Tlti- perffcl, coui-
piete abstracts 81 ollie; tei ms easy. Don't
forget the addition.
KENTON NIL
NICHOLS a MIMI.
80 and 10 HaiieT islock.
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NICE fruit ranch in sunny California:
good neg b0rhoci, fire schools churches
ard Surroundings. Is. mites from railroad
center. tTlit ca0nery in the town con-
tsins 81 acres os lrsf-C'ass land IN fili
h.arirG trees Of choice fruits, good house
or rooms. summer kitchen. porch and
tsnk Rouse. good barn ard ouih0uses
fine eel g. good vRier sieel windmill.
and tower 2.sU0 gallon tank: water pfped
t. ward ana barn. s2c0 drying fruit rays.
pltkirg boxes and implements for first
cisss r~nch everything convenient. t..s.
ire place fCr family 10 en1ey ffe AID
make comfortable iYrng IN delightful
6 nae l. &. Parrish, ia3six c street,
Tacoma.
Sc ACRES best land IN Hunt county. Tex
close 70 Dallas growing Town on corner
OF ia nd. w'th rat.r road CT ssiug corner Of
my .s~t 10 ~xchauge fer house or los
tr Seattle iuQuife + q Conrad Is0s
Fra svs43a
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N sALE-CITf REAL ESTATE
Continued.

6 and Colonial Block.
wv INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES
Front Street..
s,a10-Lot s5xllz feet with o7.ee-rerx
sxs.k. near Pike. rental value abo,.t
Fifth AvsnuA
cvrsrMENTs
Nv - PAYING
10 PER CENT. NET
sse corner s1xi2o, on Fifth avenue. oniy
- blocks fronl the pos,ofYtce. fine tos..,
.zu good substantial Improvement.
IA BRING yearly rental OF 81 SO Tni.
oropcfty can be bought or terus; IS .ol1
- run - per cent interest
Jackson Street.
aNe-a double tenement house: close In
st s91i.g feet. paying 500 per year al,
vays rented. n good repair. buildings
vsrla $50
RESIDENCE
First Hill
ls,,-one OF the fnest corner lots OF the
ar hill. close 10 Madison street, roas
broom modern hoiuSe. great bargain
Exb-A coz foot lot on FIRST niii between
MADISON ana fesier way on The corner
81 is .ine lots on car line al Rrookiyn:
as.i 10 sod al once. assessed value
E&a
Thirtyffln Avenue
ksSl-EIegan. nine-rpom house finished
ia oak and seti~ foundation OF sra
lisacd, nearly d block of land: grand
new ali tor 1890. part cash
Renton I'm
AUp-Ore Of the cosiest nomea IN Rentor
addition. close TO Madison sireoi; elegant
view in good condition.
aD-A line 7-roosn mouse and lot on Rsr
I'm hill, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
avenues. north OF Madison. this place
e2n 1e bought on easy terns
sGt-A very neat, comfortable house OF
f0oGas. large bal n room fine plumbing:
loi e1Xl10. lots OF fruit and flowers. ele-
gan; view. convenient to Madison street
Calls line.
GR-An extra fine lot on Seventeenth
avenue close TO Madison street. sewer
wafer and gas connection. S0xI20 feet
Eep-A fine LOT on Twentieth avenue. 6OxIu
.ss,. Close 10 Madison street, east front.
4sy terms.
p-corner soxSO feet on Eighteenth ave-
sss just north OF Madison street
North Seattle
Lss-Good groom modern house one-hah
book from TWO car lines. lot 60xl2o feat,
Hsy Ierull
Eso-A modern 7-room house: sewer con-
tectl9n, house alone cost 81 6o TO build
sorh Seattle. rented for ZIG per month
q > eat bargain.
ts@-A tine corner in North Seattle; fine
vie" OF the hay: i20 by los feet; on car
LIE: the choice OF the addition.
Queen Anne.
LN0-ODe OF the finest blocks on the hsli,
street graded past one side, school near
By; grand site for heme: a most slightly
spot
Highland Drive
I.gJ-l1ot 43xlO. just west Of terminus OF
caoe line. facing the city and bay.
BARGAINS
IN ACREAGE
E,-s acres with log house. on county
read; seven miles south Of p. o: 2n
niles south OF end OF car line; must be
sod
t5iis acres on county road. adjoining
BE above tract
ta'-lG0 acres good fruit and farming land;
close 10 L. o. and two school houses. and
reat landing. must TO sold, only 500.
+. II. JORDAN,
ana 6 Co,on.a. Block,
corner Second Ave. and Columbia ST.
81 1 In sf
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLIx-No-
tice OF astse s<sgnent roll Of Local Improve
ment Dstrtc; No. III. for the improve
ment OF Lenora Street In the City OF Ss-
atts. under Ordinance No. b006 and hear
ing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the asssss-
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. III, for the Improvement Of L,enora
street from the public main sewer ia
Eighth Avenue TO the alley between Firth
and Sixth Avenues. under Ordinances No
cooe. has been reported by the BOARD OF
Public Works 10 the City Council OF the
City OF Seattle, and IL now on fiie in tha
office OF the City Comptroller and ex-ofYi
Go City Clerk. and the same 10 now open
for public inspection a. said office ana win
remain open for inspection until MONDAY
the 7th day OF November 1898 AZ sd
O'Clock p. m. and all persons Interested are
hereby required to appear before the CITY
Council at a session thereof 10 be held in
the Council Chamber In the City Hail an
sad sth day OF November 1893 al I'm
O'Clock .. m. and make objections thereto
AT said time so fixed the city council wifi
consider any and all objections made and
Will make such corrections in said roll a.
1t deems Just. and vii, then by Ordinances
approve suoh roll and levy and assess Tho
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot OF land shown In said ro, and declare
the same first lien thereon Sad matter
may DO adjourned 10 later date IL - or
dered BY the City Council.
WILL n. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-Offlcio City Ciark
OF the City OF Seattle
Date OF iirs' publication. October 8. 1893.
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CITY NOTICES,
IdE CITY OF SEATTLE-CITY TREAS
urer Notice.

urer $ Notice.
NouSe IS HEREBY given uha, the "a an
nuat ,.s'a4.neslt or local Improvement dis-
ifict 40. l0s. for the Improvement OF Mar
Ne street. IN the city OF Seattle from
fesieT Avenue TO Cullen Street under tia
PROVISIONS or ordinance No. $50 which
provides Tor the Improvement OF eaid street
~, ~ cons us'ng SEVER along the center
a.e OF sad street. together with all neg
.NsaFy openings. yves. manhoies yentiia-
tors, nushing tanks and catch bas. ms and
PIosio!hS Tor the payment therefor In IN
ssaihnents and establishing a fund for m,ch
pa! ment by ths ievy!ng and collection of
specla4 asse ssnents upon the properly hem
s1tea by TIE Improvement. and providing
a TO- me ISSUANCE OF bonds as authorised by
an act OF the legislature OF the State 81
washington, approved March 9Th. iSss and
uhuef the pTovis ons OF ordinance No 22aa
approved May tn. 1894. as amended by or
uslaace no. $40. approved July iIth 1894
ana the City Charter as amended ana now
IN force. has been duly certified 10 me for
coieetion. and the respective sums therein
u ana sno levied agains, each parcel
and iot OF land, and part thereof In eaid
ulsT.ct. In payment OF such ins,alI;nent
INnains unpaid. and the same Including
me interest on the whole amount charged.
must be paid on or before the Eth day Of
"oVemoer. lSs. Unless payment he rnads
on such instailment on or before the I'm
DAY OF November. 1895. the same shall be-
e som oe.'n9nent and snal! bear interes, at
me rate OF per cent. per annum. until
paid. and II not paid before said time \
penalty OF nve 90 per cent shal, be added
and the sums delinquent shall be entered on
the annual tax roll for the c,1rrsn. wear
against each lot and parcel OF land. ana
part tnerect. so delinquent. and with the
interest and penalty shall he collected AZ
other taxes. together tn such additional
charees or penalties az are authorized to
De charged and collected on other delin-
Quenl taxes, and each lot or parreI NJ lana
SO delinquent shall be sold for the amount
OF such assessment. with interest penalty
ana costs. In the manner provided hy la "
A. III. FOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the City of seattle.
Date or first publication October g. 1895.
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VARIANTS. SCRIP, ETC

WA%TET--9c r6s stocks farm ana city
mortgages. c.-cui2r for brokers oC-y
Investors Directory New YORK
STATE COUNTY AID SCHOOL. WAR
rants ard scn&s oausat and soi3 Oorr
4 Go. Rco-n A Bailey a4.I1inR
WARRANTS bought acd so]3. VIZ. D
Perkins & Co. ~ New YORK block. SA-
s.i4e.
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r. NJ. JORDAN.
5 ard s ColonlAl BLOCK.

ard Colonial Block.
FOR SALF-3-story hr * block; First av-
enue south rental over 500 per month
Nav s-roou. house. lot s3xloo within block
OF car anes. $2.Sol,
Corner lot OF Pike street. Eoxl00; Broom
cottage great bargain $3.50.
Good s-rcom house. 1>w nj es,h avenue:
l,ot-soxiso: Nasles addition; Fourteenth
avenue: ST. 60
lot ~eoxlo: Ren,on hill; Seventeenth ave-
l.ot~toxl;o. Queen Anne hini $40. o
BALDWIN Il JONES
ca bin" Columbia s.. rd Western Az
FOR SALE-S!x -room cottage on BROAD
way car line; new and well built. good
view U.2J0.
two ca Ines. $3.50.
Lot soxico on graded street. tai, block
from Yeser Way: 500.
10, soxi9 on Nineteenth avenue norih;
fenced and In bearing trait: 500.
100 scres ehacr timber land Ia Mason
county: rare bargain; S'0o
Choice lot in KenIon addition: only s.sst
Two lots on Twelfth avenue. soxla each:
L. T. IOTiGHR0ROUGH
TO Union Blark.
FOR ssLE-N2s; well located lots In
tloo~ io< 10 on Broadway.
r. sfss-tnoxiN with 5-rSoo cottage OF
Queen srne nil, rns view
e. n,n f,ra ~ ,hs brxt double corners on
Highland prive
e. 2fsp-7a,Igo corner lot. graded an.i fenced
rne view cioSe in. location chotce and
streets al graded.
s7an sSNe ara sa00- Lots ~ one 81 he hest
49, g., e.r~vsa ifN~,~ addition Harrf-
- go, ara E.tr~t avenue north
r~Cy pr1y, Z R0sfon Fifork
vSey A ESTATE
..,x-1 49, cN,pa
:, -
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE of IRE furniture AZ Pick.
eFfnn & DsEttts salesrocms 1872 First
avenue. an Monday. BE Ie.h. a. 10 o'clock
sharp. bed se's springs mattresses par
Ter su -cs sldeaoaTc. dining chars ex.
ters'5p table. coGS6es. y cures ace eur
ta-ms vcT5 center tables book asa
rockers toilet sets cAero-isr MocGstte
carpets slFel range. dealers. 81 IA. glass
kitchen furniture Iris - tHe contents
- wsA furnished ten-ro0n pr!Iat.
house
AUCTION ssle ~ household Fs4r~ffGre a.
f}t-Nert-- X Dev'it's - es~rcw.s 80
Frs, aver = CT Wednesday he ieth =, :
O'clock sharp Bod .@'s crStrs tables.
lounges carpets COOK stoves heaters
pA:a;inss. ch fSnisres, organ. bed ounge
~ q
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SEATTLE
This IL considered the best residence
trac, In the city II lies in The very
heart OF Seattle. between Jackson street
and fesier way. II Is high and slightly
and commands q beautiful view of the
bay II has q perfect car serV &c Ii
Will pay those who are contemplating
buying home site 10 look over this adj
dition. then call and get terms. Absolute
iy perfect title Terms 10 suit purchaser.
CHARLES W. SLATER. Agent
Room Az Bailey Building.
Telephone. Main &c
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Jackson Street
aSs-A double tenement house. c,oss =,
hi sg1i.e feet. paying &D1 per year. al,
ways rented. N good repair. buildings
ver-a $50
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FOR SALE-MAtHINERY,

ALL KINDS OF fine machinery ard in
strumen}s made and epa red also pat
ents ana experimental Work for invent
o}s III " tEnef. y sally n hui 4 ng
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NOTICE To LECTORs-NoTTCE =
here5y E.yer that TIE pol books - tae
SevAT4- precincts CT TIE city Of Ssattse
vii close FOR ne istration of voteFs
a y * o'clock midnight. Tl4eS3ag. Dcco-
be- j. is3s. aa4 All remain closed unt4
wednesday. November g. .%s. a. so
oclock 4. r..
WILL. II PARRY.
c..y Comptroller AMI ex-Ogselo C-;y Clerk
- the C!ty of Seattle.
Date Of aEsg p4aiica -@oa oclo4ss 1. 43ss.
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Fifth AvenuA

NyEsTMENTs
PAYING
10 PER CENT. NET
sse corner. s0x!2o, on Fifth avenue. oriy
=. blocks froni the pos,otfice. fine ,or..
.,.u good. substantial Improvement.
ga BRING q yearly rental OF 81 SO Thi.
property can be bought or teruss: Is .oO5
- run g. s per cent interest
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ron SALE-MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS

ron SALE--NUsICAL MENTs
PIANOS Fischer Aibrechf, Wagner Ell
lincjon and Franklin PIANOS II TIE West
eru MusIc Co su7 Pike street. between
Third and Fourth.
PIANOS PIANOS; $50 upward: agent for
the famous kranich & Bach Martius
sfS Second
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$500 fine suburban home at Green lake.
lots. good room house: frult ard Der
res. THIS place is In good condition.
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NE6MNa II
RESIDENCE

First Hill
ar-ons OF the fnest corner lois Oh the
en- hill. close 10 Madison street: good
broom nsodetn noiIse. q great bargain
e Ca e0xA0 foot lot on f!rst nili. between
Nzaison ana fesier WAY on The corner
Az Is .ine lots on car line al Rroosiyn:
as.i % sod al once. assessed value
E&o
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THE W. c, HILL TRACT

JOHN w. THOMPSON ADDITION TO
SEATTLE.
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+. NJ. JORDAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

81. 30o-A good Groom modern house. with
sewer connection; building in good re-
pair. close 10 car lines and school fouse
North Seattle. house rents for sis so pei
month. can give immediate possession.
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"A mt-I>os s5xilZ feet. with S,.~re~x
s4sk, near PIKE. rental value aha.s,
C,5G . year
Evening star., 1898-08-11

smoking In every compartment The sec
ond-class carriages on the Spanish ro;I-
ways nave narrow and uncomfortabIe saats
Ior zen persons and are generally dirty and
neglected The third-class Carriages are
OF OF course, impossible for foreigners and
lney nave sometimes seats on the roof
Wnlch are used exclusively by the lowar
classes. INC io"er
In winter the carriages are heated bv foo+
warmers. AT nearly all railway ilnctions
there are restaurants, but those who nrefar
70 eat In more leisurely manner NAV nro.
rioe themselves with food to consunaa u
ehe railway carriage, but in this case The
spanish custom demands the formaiity nf
asking your feiiow-passenger to share the
meal with you. 'ie
AT the larger stations the luegage of7oo
closes quarter of an hour before The d.
parture OF the train; so this necess;ts tes
tne traveller being on hand much before
the proper time. In some cases there arc
no waiting rooms, and where there are
passengers are not allowed to enter either
tne waiting rooms or platforms unless thew
nave their railway tickets The raiIway
othciais nave not seen fit to pay much ar
tention to Issuing return tickets which are
such source of revenue in Italy and Other
countries. Such tickets are only ayaflahIe
Tor one or two days and are issued on a
Iew lines only. and the reduction in the
rare Is generally Insignificant Circular
tour tickets are not unknown but these
tickets FOR combined tours In France and
spain have been discontinued, owing to the
instability of Spanish currency
Evening star., 1898-08-11
RAILWAYS IN SPAIN.
The Speed is Low and the AccOmmo-
datfOns Poor.

The speed is Low and the Accommo-
datiOns Poor.
From the Scientific American.
Both the railway and telegraph systems
of Spain are in a very unsatisfactory con-
dition and give rise to many complaints, es-
pecialiy among foreigners, and they are
both examples of the pernicious methods
which run all through Spanish affairs. The
railway system of Spain comprises ABOUT
800 miles of road, built partly from pri-
yate capital and partly from the proceeds
of government subsidies, which, up to the
uresent time amount to more than $2OO,-
600 600 Most of the roads were construct
ed under the supervision of the French and
English engineers and the securities have
been very gradually absorbed by French
investors.
express trains run on only a few of the
lines and even the trains de luxe, Which
run only first-class carriages, with the
fares raised by 80 per cent, seldom run
faster than twenty-five miles an hour,Wnlle
the ordinary trains never attain speed of
more than fifteen miles an hour and are
often behind time, especially in the south
ern part of Spain. Tourists usually select
the first-class carriages, which are ntted
up like those In France, but they are by no
means as comfortable and clean as they
should be, and on the main roads they are
O1ten CNerCTOWQeO. Inc uOIipST VI seats
is six or eight, and some Of these are often
occupied by the conductors of the train
and even railway laborers. who scramble in
to the train between stations, much to the
disgust of the passengers. Every train is
supposed to have a first-class compartment
reserved for ladies and another for those
who do not smoke, but the latter injunc-
ton is seldom needed by the Spanish trav-
elers; but this is en- EVIL which Is by no
means limited 70 era.li, sss in Holland 1t 10
asEost isnpossi5is {: prevent travellers from
Evening star., 1898-08-11
SEA CHARTS OF STICKS.
Marvellous Navigating Feats of Mar-
shall Island Natives.

From the San Francisco Chronicle
The German protectorate of the Marshall
Islands, which lie just east of the Caro-
lines, in the equatorial Pacific, contain the
most caring sailors known. They are con-
stantly performing feats in navigation that
European sailors feared to venture on long
after they had the compass. which instru-
ment, by the way, the Marshall islanders
reject as useless
The archipelago lies in two widely sep
arated groups, the Radack and the RalIck
chains, and in each chain the islands lie for
the most part at extensive intervals. Yet
the native pilots conduct voyages all over
their own archipelago and to the Carollnes
in one direction and the GiIberts IN an
other. For this voyaging they rely upon
charts of their own construction tho
knowledge having been handed down from
remote antiquity. These charts are gem
orally about yard square and are con-
structed of slender sticks tied together At
some intersections of the sticks are fasten-
ed small shells. which stand for the differ
ent islands. The pilot posts himself In the
DOW OF the vessel with his chart before
hlm he begins by establishing the par
ieular shell corresponding TO the Island
from which he is just sailing. He sets the
course as indicated by one OF the sticks
radiating from that shell in the proper di-
rection Thereafter he watches the course
In the Sea with very slight use of the heav-
emily bodies for the determination OF tiirec-
ton.
They make no secret of their art They
are often at great pains to teach Il to
white men, and wonder that no one has yet
been found capable Of graspiLg It. Their
explanation is that each stick on chart
shows the course Of q stream in the sea-
and that by following the streams they can
find their way to their destination They
Claim to see these streams with the.r Inter-
sections just as shown by the sticks. What
eyer may be the explanation. II is certain
that they navigate hundreds OF rafies of
empty ocean with neither compass nor
chronometer nor other Instruments save a
chart Of sticks. II by any accident they so
astray they make no attempt 70 continue
the voyage. but run at once ,lowr 10 lee-
ws-E :.afn :acy rnaks familiar laadfal.
Evening star., 1898-08-11
BY SPENT BALLS.
Repurnnncc Felt at Being Struck by
Exhausted Missiles.


From the New York Herald.
BY all means the hardest wounds the SOL
diers of Uncle Sans Cuban forces had to
bear, so Red Cross hospital attendant IN
formed me, were those from spent balls.
For some curious reason 1t is considered
by the boys in blue disgrace and degrada-
ton to be hit by the spent ball or splinter
from a rock. and many of them during the
several engagements went on hghting, de-
spite painful injuries. without visiting the
hospital or even consulting the surgeons.
Indeed. some carefully concealed their
snent ball and splinter wounds from inu-
mates and officers. Said veteran of the
war of the rebellion:
s.The bows inherit this repugnance to the
snent ball from their fathers, who took
part In the war before. Many man died
because he would not go to the hospital to
he treated for such injuries, preferring to
suffer in secret rather than make public
the fact of having been hit by the all
communicating exhausted missile RMS was
NOT only the common sentiment OF the rank
and file. but extended to the highest COM
manders.
"The official report Of the capture of
Lookout mountain stated that General
Whitaker was wounded, but did not leave
the field, which was very true, but did not
give half the story. The general was rush.
ing things at the front of the army when
he was struck. 1t made him deathly sick.
and ii was thought he was fatally wound
ed Surgeons were at once summoned, and
associate officers gathered around the
wounded warrior in great anxiety. One Of
the surgeons opened the generals waist
coat in looking for the wound. which SEEM
ed TO be In the vicinity of the stomach.
Between the waistcoat and the undercloth-
ing he found rifle ball. which had not
even broken the skin. Holding 1t up that
all might see, he said, calmly:
IA spent ball. general
''The general opened his eyes snd gazed
at the hated missile with indignation ana
loashing
! . sWss..s tsatr he cried. Somebody n.t