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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
EusloH WINs TN KoorKnAI.
Rstarns Insurs Elsctioa u Emtsrs Rasien
Tienet.


Tienst.
Complete returns from Is precincts
In Kootenai county give Hepburn 473,
Wilson SIS, Gnnn 1876, Moss 5I6, Steun-
enberg go, BragaW TIC, Patrie 49s. all
other fusion candidates being from SO
to 100 ahead OF their opponents.
Our COUNT candidates votes are bad
ly scattered. The same precincts give
Gable ~, Bradbury GA. Barr 57s. Cal
lahan 80, RnssIe AS, Buckle 6I7, Rose
eos, Mcclure SIS, Post 57g. Brady 5SG.
Henry 500. GOOde GEL, Edelblnte 3ss.
Van Dnser coz. Ashley 597, White SIC,
Bishop 3Os, Loop as. For state sena-
tor. Ainslie leads Warren by four for
the legislature majority. The three fu-
sion candidates are running far ahead Of
their ticket. especially McIsee. who leads
his highest opponent by over 300 votes.
The fnsion candidates for county COM
mIssioners are well in advance Of their
opponents.
Mayhem. candidate for district judge
OF the lirst Judicial distinct. leads hisop-
Donent MoEphy. 10 thiseOnnty By about
10 toI.
The precincts heard from are all re-
publican strOngholds. and an estimate
Of remaining returns viii materially
increase the majorities Of the fusion
candidates. Rathdrum precinct went
republican by Is majority, but Dyer and
Koch. fusion candidates for justices of
the pease, were elected over SatchweIl
and Travis. republicans.
Johns. woOlery. fusionist. was elected
constable over Deputy sheriff Baldwin
by s6 majority. ~
The latest returns from three-fourths
of the precincts 10 Kootenai county give
Ashley, republican candidate for county
surveyor. tea majority over White. fu-
sion candidate. and Mcclure, fusion
candidate for treasurer. 81 over Rose,
repu blican. Al interest in the returns
has conferred on these two. as all other
fusion candidates have from 300 10 400
majority. II is thought the precincts
yet to hear from win give the fusion
ticket maiorities and insure the election
Of every candidate on the ticket.
Earl Warren, son Of o. r. Warren, OF
Post Falls, has returned from the east.
accompanied by his cousin, Frank Cath
cart.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures
where Others fail. 1t Is the leading
cough cure and no home should be with.
out It. Pleasant to take and goes right
to the spot Sold BY "A. L. Miller, pre-
scFiption druggist
Last week Samuel Young purchased
the Arcade hotel at Post Falls from Mt
Rumbeangh. whose family have gone
TO the coast for the winter,
Who Is the next TO get q neat and
stylish Thanksgiving suitg Genuin,
Herring bone overcoating. made .,
Bonuia, McGregor s Doone, of Perth
scotland. The overcast fad OF tn,
season. Cali and see samples and 81
prices Of the wiggett & Empey Com
pany.
All persons who have legal or Other
papers on Ole with James Graham an
requested to cali on Mrs. Graham ana
secure the same be fore December 81. 2
Il
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JAMES 4. KRAT.

HHrR U'ALENE 10 = city Of 500
~ popalntsSo. beautitnIiy situated On
the northern saosp u tbs famoGs cSEut
d'Aisne Lake. 81 miles esss Of SPOKANE
on . hTaneh llu1 II The Nosthesn Pacific
tailfoAa. LINES a. steamers make tegu-
lar trips from this city up ths lake 10 the
head II nagiwAtioa GA Tie ~ 100 and
Cras dAisne Esvrta. connecting Al lIAs
tasSa with tlsa railroad ilna lnto tl's
sold. silver ard tsad alnsa The city b
ore II the usoaa nassA smmmrs EreoEtn
In ths Adl.AeeHs. nd = haeunapg mofr
popular e1t year EtaasAins. haatisr.
beating sla baIAIag AtaEneliaaa are a
nuss iimltlssA The Eiisesl u. \ mill
tary puss Ia he west tFo4t sbsrmanl
and lie maasalaca1s aassss para rs.srra
,ioa adiola the city On The weat The
country Fuaad about 10 made Ap OF rich
agricultural landa and extensive forests
Of yellow tAne, sig cedar md tamEKac.
and The city h daained ID bteealA !
Misunderstanding eeuttt fos he ptoduesa
Of these wooda, The business urn and
residents arc entefrEissng. and take
pride In making the place attractive
There are fnnr church ofanHtsaIiohs
Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal and
Rcsnan Catholic. Tho REGRET oEieu
are well represented BY lodge each Of
Masona. odd Fellows. knights Of PyIh
las. Eastern star, Daughters Of Re
bekah. Improved Order Of He'd Men
Maccabeea, L. q. 7. ~. q. A. H. anc
womsn's Relief Corps. The city Ia sup
piled with electric lights, good waite
works, an elegant public school buIld'
Ing, one sawmiIl. two arst class hotels
boat building yards. etc. There are ~
good opportunities 10 engage In lacra
tive business and Gtvessiied farming
ManufactoTies are particularly desired
and are osseFed extra Inducements. IN
summers are temperate, with sufselen
rainfall 10 insure abundant crupe, Will
the winters are free from extreme cold
No better location for profitable invest
meuts OF for securing ideal homes ca
he found In The northwest. There
always . welcome here, among an ex
eelleut people, In = beantifal region an
an Incompatible climate.
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you have anything 70 cell let the
people know what u Il through The col
umns Of the PRESs. There 10 not = bus
iness Ia CRnr d,Alane 90 small thai y
10 not worth advertising. yet the town
Is Possessed OF \ large nnulber yf ifns
and business eatefptises that are hardly
known outside q small circle Of patrons.
Make your business known and invite
new customers BY Iudlcious advertising
Try II for month,
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has chosen her for his life conlpaniou
II she IL suffering from torturnE, drag
ging weakness OF disease 50 prevalent with
her sex. she has no right 10 answer YES"
until her health = restored. Il she does
she viii be wEetched and M herself and her
home viii be an unhappy one. d.. PierceAs
Faeorite Prescription i q scientific remedy
that cures all weakness. disease. disorder
and arrangement Of the delicate and Inn
portAnt feminine organs. II il not "cufe-
al, but medicine devised 10 correct this
has accomplished It's purpose IN tens Of
thousands Of Testimonials Of the grateful
patients themselves. Il impaFts vigof aud
vifility 10 the entire womaniy organism.
and Is the beat Of all nerve tontcs and re
storHtiveS, II cts for wifehood and mother
hood. Il transforms weak. nervous. de-
spoaaent invalids into healthy. happy
women.
at was 50 weak euuld scarcely walk shoas
the house. writes Mra Matte Scf1EKs. q
Allens Greek, Amherst Ca, Va. ives Fcsinced
70 mere skeietou. was never tfee ho.n pain
night 1 boaKht three bottles q d, Pieree's
F0voEltc Prescfiptkon and Golden Medical DIS
coxesys and two riAia o. Pleasant rellets Afler
taking thess six weeks Ca like . neu. peroa !
Amiiy."
q ~ A man or woman who negleets
ccustipation suffers from slow
IN peisoaiag Dr. Pierce.s Pheasant
NM Pellets cure constipation. One
little /" Pellet" Il gentle laxAr
tive, and tive = ulild cathartle
All medicine deAlera eel thesn,
- Ne other Rills sss jasS - geod- !"
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ssere. soeis.Iss.

KoorEKAI Lanes No. 7, KNiaHTs on
PyyaiAs.- Meets Ia fraternity Hall
Thursday evening Of each week.
Nisitinw brothers ara AiwayR weln0me.
n. y. fa.mster. q. G.. II. II. RaFtng. X.
Of X. and y.
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10 Care uon.tlpArloa Fsnovae.
Il Q .. q iaii 10 cure. drSssisss refund n 10
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

EAnents KonT fBowets wgth CmenAretn.
70. ne nc G. @ fail. druggists refund mooney
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-08
Boy Wanted.

THE DAILY CHIEFTAIN wants an
active boy in every town in the North
ern district to solicit subscribers, de-
liver the paper daily, collect 10 cents
4 week from each customer at the end
Of the week and remit half to the Of
flee. 1t Is i pretty small town In
which a boy cannot secure 20 persons,
during term of court particularly, who
want the news daily Twenty sub
scribers would pay the person securing
them a dollar a week.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-08

Robt. b Ross Of Tahlequah. IS IN town
Lawyer n. a. Gibson came up ffomAMus-
kogeo this morning.
Mrs. George Blakeney has been visiting
her sister in the country.
Mrs. n NJ. Reynolds and Mrs J. X. Hill.
went home today to catoosa.
George M Ward. OF Cowslsin prairie, is
among the many visitors in town this week.
Joseph Freshman. representing the
Phoenix, Muskogee, was d pleasant caller
this morning.
Judge O. B. stuart left on yesterday
evenings train for his home at South Meal
ester. after the trial OF John Tanner.
Il. L. Duckworth and family. OF ST.
loan Springs, arrived yesterday and will
visit relatives In vinita several days.
Geo. hIcKeehan, who has been in the city
several days attending court, went home TO
Catoosa this noon. His Vinita friends will
BIO glad 20 know he Is doing well
George Klentworth. who turned states
evidence In the Tanner cattle stealing case,
went west today--to Oklahoma. He has
been in Jail much Of his time for q year
or so.
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Good cigars only, at Wrlght's.


Gents bicycle for sale. Enquire
here.
B.iI Dugan andsPIper HeIdsieck Gig
ars at Gray's.
For good smoke try "Bill Dugan'
cigar at Gray's.
w. e. Halsell and wife returned to-
day from the east,
Send notices Of all public gatherings
to THE DAILY CHIEFTAIN.
The Balm wagon, sold by Vinita
Plow Company, is always popular.
Burley, the shoemaker, will make it
profitable to you to give him your
orders.
Weather indications: Threatening
weather tonight; probably light show,
ers Sunday
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NV NJ Foreman ii n.
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arrIvcd tofl flay frorn St. Louls. KS
4 81 AZ t,,,,,ass f,,c., 49,. 3 Y,
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xx,s. X. I " r5,,n. y Y ~ ar,ss 1ons
u rd,n ,et,,rned fron, 4 fho .ss r,o,,is
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n 81. n \. M III, III, ~. Il, II Mn,
,'ass u ~ &, I, ur,.,,.st MI \ 49, ~,
.s,' ,sg ~ Y ''S \, 7 SS,
Ane riespy verian .y''Vu y .nu'a :
aeltioV'y ~ N'A'alv'ia pi,', w'n iScp ~ Y
y Onls ycal ~ le'ry' oAiau'''na' ~ ing
1oDn 'l'svaus' n
Pastors Of al the churches are re-
spectfully asked TO send IN notices OF
services, marriages ana religious
c'on.s = ~ A'noo'
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
have determined to malntain-a bcoth
and provide lunches circus day, the
l4th, near the show tent.
Rev. M. L. Butler informs< us that
Bishop "A Y. Morrison OF Atlanta,
VIII be ia VinIta soon On ms way TO-
Oklahoma, to preside at the Indian
Mission conference.
A literary society was organized at
Worcester Academy yesterday after
noon. John Mitchell was elected
president and Birdie Ironside secrc-
tary. The society meets every Fri
day.
# you have friends visiting 10 your
home sender bring their names to.
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s y &. Il Late, Ch3ls16. n A
N w. r. Fafley, NJ.
r.. g. Carba]ey DALLAS M S
Y Henry eston' 8ktbage. n
conley dseaiores
u Y. xenued loosa 4,
r. Deicke, st. Louis.
"A. n. Peaxce: " NJ M n y "a l "
4 e. e. Mills lid wiie AIonett 4
<. r. cats ahll sift, Monett I
5.l "A. Sebree, Springfield Me-.
\ p, e. Affeld, N. M Y \ ~ =, g IS y .l'''A
r. Howell Hall Tulss' ~
H. Dooly, St. Louis, 1'Ia %
2. n. Reinhart N
AR. Venning, 4 " ~
r.. M. Feltos, agent Gentry Bros show.
H. M Williams, &atnar
Lucy Williams, Lamar \.
w. e. Wolfskin, city
g. McKillen' fish commissioner.
6. y. Haggart,f Parsons.
Robert Ball Parsons.
GREEN.
N ]. w Gibson, Ganey.
&, g. Erving, Chelsea.
John "a, Ingram. Mingo.
+. W. Taylor Adair
]. G. Aruett, Adafr
q. 6. First, Monet.
Y Mason Erie, Kan
IA. ". Martin, Chicago.
Leo H- Bennett Muskogee
I. Moberly
Jas W.SLaRue, Seneca, Kan
", s. Lindsey Welch.
n. 3. Lindsey, Welch.
B. +. Lindsey, Welch.
Press Burks, cofeyville.
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At the Churches Tomorrow.

Rev. VIM. T. King win preach at
Pheasant Hill at O'clock, tomorrow.
Visitors are especially invited to
attend the Bible class Of Mr.. James
Morning, at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday morning at $40 d. m.
Methodist church tomorrow. Sun
day school at 9:45 q. M; preaching at
l1l a. m. and 7.4D p. m. Epworth
League at p. m. The public cor
daily invited.
Presbyterian church Sunday school,
9:45 a. M; preaching at II a. M.
Blessings Of the Regeneration. :,
Titus 2: 11-ly, "For the grace OF God
that brlngeth salvation hath appear
ed to all men, teaching us that deny
ing ungodlIness and worldly lusts, we
should live soberly, righteously and
godly in this present world, looking
for that blessed hope, and the glori-
Gus appearing Of the great God and
our Saviour Jesus Christ" Mr. Thos.
Thompson will lead the Young Peo-
ple's meeting at p. m. Preach
ing at 1880 p. m. Subject, 1.-THE two
Natures Of the Believer. Rom. s. 2.
w. T. KING, Pastor.
st. Johns Episcopal Mission.
Services Sunday, Oct. 9th: Morning,
prayer and sermon at II o'clock sub
ject Of sermon, Confirmation.
Evening service and sermon at 7:3O
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Nathan LofealI hereby gives public
notice that be viii hob Be responsible
for any accounts made BY Jane Love
all, bis wife.
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BUSINESS CRANCES-Continued.
A FEW OF OUR REST BARGAINS FOR
ONE WEEK ONLY.


a FEW or OUR REST BARGAINS FOR
ONE WEEK ONLY
Two restaurants doing splendid business
t0eAp rent. bTst-claSS n every FeSpVc1.
price s. -a*} each: enc very re1f.
Ertoasy maker. wlta living r1ou1s n con-
necI!on, rent 81, price only 10: a-so
another n good locafiCn. price ss5e
Lc-s!a: t.ouse - roo1as. near + ke street:
rent s-s- price Only s51S, SICKNESS sas
cs9se f3r ss.aag: mus, - this week.
six-roon modern on rita avenue, four
Docks from PIE street. splendid Aoca-
lion. price sl-s.; easy terms
House 49, lot on Pike streei, me view
price sl,5f.
F.rst-eiass $-room house. with stable. lot
f.xlo. in Wa!ia Wana addition. or
Twerty-flTst avenue one hlocS from two
ear lires. mus, Re sold s. 350
iot Ga queen Anne HILL near k.1aear
park pr.ce sS50
Houses ana lots N all parts % the city
on easy terms
Fer straightforward honest treatment
come 10 ssS, our references are those We
have had |he pleasure Of doing business
WIN during the past tear.
BISHOP. DELA\Y & co,
3l5ts Pike Street.
Office hours. from A. m. to . IN
FOR SALE $e5A-0He ar the finest lots In
ken;on addition, close 10 Madison, Ibis
lot 8 worth & 90
sI9-SlX i1tS on James street car line: 4
bargain. $40 eacn-
N.55o-A 5-roon modern cottage. large lot:
worth s2.t.o
s3s-New furniture OF nine-room houss
four books from postoffice: monthly
rental Sc.
A L. PARKER & co.
Az New York block.
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+. NJ JORDAN.
: ana Co,on.a! Block
Corner Second Ave. and Columbia st.

FOR SALE--By +. W. WEST. . and 20
Union Block
Seven-roon modern house on Seventeenth
avenue. kenton addition. lot 30xl21. S. 100
Aodern e!ghi-room house: good Level lot,
t0XlO. Fourteenth avenue TWO blocks
nor;h OF Madison; good view, $325O
boXl2p foot lot VITA siX-room cottage. Six
teenth avenue, north az Madison, s. e1.
cottage on fcSIcr way, close down town:
every thing neat ana modern. lot Gixl20.
$50
everything neat and modern LOT 6ixI20.
both streets graded, street severed: two
blocks from car line. flF@.
N.ae-Foon house lot 3exieo. half block
from ear hne. $780,
Howell and stewart street. fo,ir-roor,,
house. easy waking dlstauee: $l,d11
l@9yle0 in North Seattle. two small houses.
10, eexlN w.,h four-raom house. barn,
telf block from cable Line. $50
Neat nt.-roofn cottage. corner lot. COX {9,.
good view of lake ana mountains: ,I,res
blocks from Madison street. 81 $50
ItE~~roum cottage. with let 4oxloG. one
block from Madison. tl.2se
An attf1e rFe StX-rOom cottage. n7olarr,
roovenienees: reception bail, eaH from,
excellent Vtew nice lawn. afar.rg f.tit.
5Sx!"n. THREE books from Madison. g. 10
F1v-~roon cottage, lol 2JNi-o. between two
car Ines :Gp1
Corner eoxi2o on Broadway. house r. new
sni modern. within convenient walking
d.s'aHro $500.
ie1x,2o or Ftcteer.h avenge. Garner rfoae
- Madison. good view s. "a
Fuil 'ot ~ fieEton addition on Eighteenth
GVcuuy. 50"
l.. e0N.1 on Brosiway. north u Madison
C6-rer IN No-'h se4.,le. a>Ioi. :sop
seXt1a ou Fourteenth avent.e. aas. f~o~..
excfl+"n' vsew s. y"
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SPECIAL. y0TICFs-Conffn

SPECIAL. iNYf7PNa fta< FURNISHED
manufacturers, business housss ard pub
lie we- ~ ire Press clipping Bureau
fAlle1 81, room u Mckay building. Por--
lard Ty
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j. T.. REED.
Cash Grocer. sll 'Ehird Avenue.


our stock nj groceries for variety and
quality cannot Oe eNccied- Our prices
are the lowest cash prices, and we Intend
10 establish ourselves the low cash
priced Grocery. glassware, tiranitewaye.
Tinware WoodenaAre. Willow ware and
Notion House Of this Gty.
8 Boxes First Quality Tooth Picks.
3 Rolls Fiat Toilet Papcr .--...... -.
Ah-inch Fiuted Glass NApts.e. eaca r.
1Galion Engraved CsiasS i'itcher &c
6-inch rubber Coarse Cont. ... 90
We have large assortment Of Combs
LOOT. Galvanized Pals .........-..-... .fsc
0lass Lamp. Ne Burner complete Sc
Best -Four every sack warranted. ...... SOC
The larges, Tablet ever sold for ........ Sc
IN stationery. we sell cheap
3-ez cans Baking Powder. guaranteed
TO give SatiSftcti Al. for ...........-... &c
&c pounds American Granulated Sugar 81 90
Try cup Of our superb Coffee: il costs
you nothing.
j h. REED.
Cash Grnccr MI Third avenue
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KENTON HILL.

MADISON qTRItFJ' AND TWENTr-
ETH AVENUE
So for ARG hats GOx1ea fee, IN Ren,nn
TitI addition The rheane4t lois in The
,ftv fserulrc s,ar., ~ Nodiaon
street ar Inc e. nc hes, /, ~ ,Ity.
Twentieth avenue is pra1ad Rsnfos
IIt1 addition il III n nil ,r1,, "a
posfeffi6e, lies bigb md ~ornnsni.
in.pnifioer,- view, fnVeetn-s - homs.
eerKrrs ~. 5nvita} - t",,es, 10, re
rroaorfv Easy form ,rrfer, ii.Is ah-
efracf. fl,rrfs5ed ,vith aaoh LEI NE
NE =. sb-, 49,, -. ~. it,,,,ar
10 a ,teasu.s. AN. .Eir'lr 49,, 80 .r,,,.
i'm . -, go '''' ''''''h y"" are ''N
TIL Crf.T JpC;r AMBITION
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SvANTFU-To seq lots ara T.. b!0ck. J.
Harrison Iic.Rnta addition. cheap. az
dress Or. D. +. Bowman. CTiUora SUE
tiru, Va.
FoR SALE OR RE%T-Two nine-roosans
hoszsfs. | fvs-rooru house. Preston. -
Seattle National Bank building.
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FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.

r VI. JORDAN
Rssl Estate and Insurance.
and Colonial Block.
INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES
Front street
81 nA-T.ct Gixl12 feet with tnvee-s'0ry
BOX near Pike: rental value about
sl.5.l i year.
Fifth Avenue
INVESTMENTS
PAYING
IL PER CENT NET.
A sne Garner. @lXl2o on F.tth avenue; only
SIX blocks from tie postoIice, nne .ocs-
tion good. substantial improvements.
TIA; bring A yearly rental Of tl.6t1. This
property can ~ bought On terms; 5000
caA run AZ per cenI, interest
Jackson Street
81 MA double tenement house; close IN.
lot 61SJeo feet; paying 500 per wear. al
ways rented; n good repair, buildings
~ ~
RESIDENCE ,.oprprx
First Inn.
sl.too-A fne corner, 6oxS0. on Eighth ara
Alder and Is fine lots on car line al
Brooklyn; must be sold at once
Renton Hill.
81, 0nl-One or the cosiesl nom-> IN Ren.on
addition: close 10 Madison street. elegant
view; III good condition.
s.. 7Sn-A fine 7-roosn house and 10: on Rem
ton hill. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
avenues; north OF Madison this place
can % aougat on easy terms.
s.. 3ceA very neat. comfortable house OF
rooms, large bath room. fine plumbing.
lot SVxIoo. lots OF fruit and flowers, e.e-
SAINT view. convenient 10 Madison street
ca0ls me.
sl,6oo-An extra fine lot on Seventeenth
avenue. close TO Madison street. sewer.
water and gas connection. 6ox12o feet.
s'0o-A fine lot on Twentieth avenue. soxl20
feet. close 20 Madison street: east front.
easy terms.
SCHOONER 6oxsQ feet on Eighteenth ave-
nue.. just north OF Madison street.
Twenty-;hird Avenue
sl,5co-Good 6-room modern house: sewer
connections. lot o0Xl20. on car line. easy
terms.
Twentyifth Avenue.
Si,@o-Good I-roOm house. with closet; lot
6oxl20. easy terms.
Tenth Avenue South
s65e-fIne building lots. 0SI20. graded
streets. close in, great snaps.
Suburban Home al Green Lake
$500 Good 5-roOm cottage and lots well
improved. at Green lake. close 10 car
Inc.
North Seattle.
81 ,s5o-Good S-Toom modern house one half
block from two car lines; lot 6axl-u feet,
easy terms.
81, 3co-A modern 7-room house: sewer con-
necton. house alone cost 81 6..s 10 buii,i
great bargain.
sl.S00--A fine corner in North Seattle; fine
view Of the bay. 10 by lbs feet, on car
line the choice of tho addition.
Queen Anne.
81. 600-One OF the finest books on the hili:
street graded past one side: school near
by. grand site for u home. a most slightly
spot.
Highland Drive.
Sl."0tCl.ot %Xltp, JUS west Of terminus OF
cable line. facing the city and bay.
BARGAINS
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SAvea years continuous business Ia ~.
one building denotes success We're SC
re%xfii because ne trr . Use Customers
gfs; S3ypGse you ~ -.
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PER son

COON BROS. sc Pike street.
&c ara Toe counters.
coos BROS. as Pike street
Toys al t1a year round.
COON BROS. as PIKE street.
Kitchen va-e in grsC'.s aat III
COOK BROS s0G Pike stree.
psne-s. t2es. w-.-Esss. wasnboa-1s. etc.
COON BROS ~ Pike stree:
Tea k.,t,es. ccok.sg pots. xaa-e pans
c,Sa pans
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BARGAINS

IN ACREAGE
$300s acres with log house. on county
road. seven miles south Of +. O.. ~
miles south OF end or car line; must be
sold.
N'2-4i2 acres on county road. adjoining
the above tract.
sigo-l6o acres good fruit and farming land:
close TO Il. O. and two school houses, ana
boat landing. must he sold, Only $500.
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j h. REED.
Cash Grocer. 81 Third Avenue.
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4 NINETY days s. POO loan wanted at
oTce securities absolutely worth $500
intrlnslcal value viii De given as Colai :
eral. unusually liberal terms will be made
10 lender for immediate action. For pa
icn.ars apply or address, NJ. .. r.. care
Of fanford Stewart, POI Pioneer build
isg, Seattle.
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COON BROS. 4q3 Pike stree.

Tea k.,,,es. cook.sg po;s. saa-s pass.
q.
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Front street
81 nn-T.ot onxll2 feet with thvee-story
b.c-k near Pike: rental value about
sl.5+1 i year
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r NJ JORDAN
Rsa1 Estate ana Insurance,
: and Colonial Block.
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