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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-07-19
Chautauqua Lake Annual.

The W. N. Y. & P. R'y will run their
Annual Excursion to Chautauqua Lake,
Wednesday, August I'd. Fare for the
round trip Sl.25. which includes 40 miles
OF boat ride on the Red Stack Line steam
ers on Chautauqua Lake. Train leaves
Tionesta at $3.50 a. IN. The usual strong
attractions will be offered at Celoron, and
at the Chautauqua Assembly there will
be Grand Concert, in which oyer seven
hundred trained voices will take part.
There will lie noted soloists, the great
pipe organ played by Dr.,Flagler and the
full Rogers Orchestra, all under the di-
rection of DR.. Palmer the great Chorister
of New York. Seven hours on Chrutau-
qua Lake and home at reaso able hour.
Do not miss this opportunity for de-
lightful days outing.
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Chapter of Accidents.

subscriber, who is employed in the
construction of the new railroad bridge
spanning the Allegheny river at Mos
grove, short distance from Kittanning.
writes that man named Jesse Robinson
fell from the bridge, distance of so feet,
killing himself instantly. He was work
ing aloft assisting in putting up a hoist
ing crane and was leaning over the bridge
the other hanging on, when he slipp ID
and fell, striking the false work below
and breaking his neck, and smashing
his face almost to a jelly. While the un-
dertakers were preparing his body fol
shipment to his home a message came
from there summoning him home and
stating that his brother had been killed
in Ohio.
While working at the same place q
plank fell several feet striking j. B. Mil
ton on the forehead cutting him very bad.
ly. He was sent to the hospital, and al
about the same hour John Miller stepped
through hole in the bridge and fell to
the river so feet below, lighting in about
Is inches of water and dislocating his hip
and smashing his knee He was also
sent to the West Penn hospital for treat
ment.
There seems to be peculiar fatality
about the place.
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In Memoriam-William StrOup.

Another old veteran has gone the way
of all the earth, 'to that bourne from
whence no traveller ere returns,i as
SHAKESPEARE aptly puts it. VIM. Stroup,
member of Co. A, llth Regt. of Pa. Vol.
Inf'y, died at the residence his brother,
Edward Stroup, in Tionesia Tp., on We'd
nesday, the 18th day of July, 1899, aged
about SO. Deceased was the son of Adam
Stroup, one of the pioneers of Cranberry
Tp., Venango Co. Pa, and was born and
raised at the old homestead, where his
boyhood days were spent.
OfAdam Strosp's sons, eight went in
to the army at his country's call part
survive. This is wonderful family
record, honorable as it is peculiar. One
of his brothers, Samuel, with whom the
writer was well acquainted, was best
known; he was a graduate of the old
Franklin Academy, taught by VIM. Bur-
gwin. Afterwards graduated at Alls-
gheny College, Meadville, Pa, and died
at Louisville, KY, greatly lamented
where he was Professor of the Louisville
Institute. He served as veteran through
out the war, as well as the subject of our
sketch.
The deceased was member of Tidioute
Post Sll, but was buried under the aus
pices of Capt. Geo. Stow Post, of Tones
ia. At the house appropriate and feeling
remarks were made by Rev. r. A. Buzz
"a, of whose church he was an attendant.
''How sleep the brave who sink to rest
By all their country's honors blest."
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Boy Drowned.
S. d. 1.

The parents of l3-year-old James Bren-
neman were Mortified to find his lileless
form in Milestone creek, not far above
the town of Clarington, this County. On
Friday forenoon last, about 10 o'clock,
the boy wandered away from the house,
and not returning when his mother
thought he ought to search was instr
tuted with the result that the father, Jacob
Brenneman found the body in about two
and one-half feet of water. When babe
the boy was bereft Of both speech and
hearing, and was subject to fainting
spells, and it is supposed that in one
of these he had fallen into the water and
drowned, not being able TO make HIM
self heard.
II. j. Gray, justice Of the peace in Bar
nett township, empanelled a jury and
held an inquest over the remains, the
jury returning a verdict of accidental
drowning.
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lin city Of the third class, they say.
And here we've been thinking Franklin
was quite first class city ever since
we've known her.
The Rockville Republican denies
with emphasis the report that there is a
crow hatchery within the borders of that
enterprising town. The item has gone
the rounds ofthe press in all parts of the
Union, and has given the town a notori-
ETY. greater than the possession of the best
stock farm in the world could have DONE
-Scowden and Clark are finishing up
the last batch of wagons on the order re-
cieved from Col. Carter last spring for
use in West Virginia oil regions. Before
the end of the month they will have sent
upward of twenty of their superior
wagons, and of all those already shipped
not single complaint has come lack to
the firm.
-Biggle Poultry Book is the most com.
prehensive and ;elpiul poultry book
ever gotten out. In addition to the vast
amount of valuable information covered
in its seventeen chapters, there are six
teen beautiful colored plates, showing,
true to color and shape, twenty-three va
rietles of poultry. Chickens, ducks, tur-
keys and geese are all shown in their
proper plumage, and with comb, beak
and shanks as true to nature as it is pos
sible to produce. Also, forty-two hand
some engravings in half-tone and sixty
one other helpful illustrations of houses,
nests, drinking vessels, etc. The price is
so cents, free by mail. Address the pub
fishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co.. Philadel-
phia.
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~ nc ~.Io>iA9 Z ~ INV
been elected in the following townships /;
the terms being not less than seven
months and beginning about the first
Monday of September
BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
Clarington, No. z, l.. Shoemaker; No.
l, Flora Williams; Shippens. Laura
Dunkle; Jeffries, Olive Stewart; Red
Clyffe, Mr.. Mahle; Greenwood, Effie
Beer; Patterson, Lulu Kuhns; Pine
Grove, Rollin Reed; Fitzgerald, L. C.
Brenneman; Cooksburg, Rose McClos-
key.
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
Nebraska, No. 2, Chas A. Henry No.
l, Emma Thompson; Hinderer, A. f.
Stitzinger; Tubbs Run, Flo A. A.Morrison; |;
Flynn, Edith Shoffstall Youngk, Edith
Mccormick; Guiton, Mary Ballentine;
Bowmanyille, Florence Bowman.
HARMONY TO WNsHIP.
West Hickory; No. /, w. w. Coon !;
No. 2, Kate Guenther; Washington,
Laura smith; River Hill, Rosa Hunter
Neilltown, r. A. Strickenber; Fleming
Hill, w. J. Bloomfield; Trunkeyville,
May Strang; Fagundus, Maggie McCar-
thy; Allender, -.
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
.East Hickory, No. 3, G. l. Johnson; (;
No. 2, Edith Jackson No. !, Mrs. Mabel
Henderson; White, Olive Myers; Swabb,
Iva Carpenter; Hill, Nettie Albaugh; I;
Albaugh, Klara Gorman; Church Hill,
Olive Keifer; Beaver Valley, Miss Reed.
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
Brookston, No. l, Nina Sallade; No. 2.
NJ. f. Whitehill; No. 3. S. NJ. Whitmer (;
Sheffield Junction. Anna Anderson
Pebble Dell, Josephine Harrigel Wat
son Farm, w. l.. Straup: Frosts May
Beer; Foxburg, Belle Sheely ;.Iron City,
frankie Metzgar Gusher, Gertrude
Fowler; Balltown, Martha Groat;
Cloughs, Sara Miller; Seldom Seen,
Ellen B. Love.
JENKs TOWNSHIP.
Marienville schools, Principal, G. L.
Whitehill; Assistant Principal, j. s.
Porter; No 7, w. w. Coon No. 6, II. S.
Keck; No. 5, Elizabeth Furman; No. 4,
Mae Hines; No. 3, Mary McClosky;
No. 2, Grace Sutton; No. l, Margaret
Brockman; Eldridg', JIM. Smith; Rose,
Nina Wellman Giltoyle, Dora Morrison,
Bylomtown, Merle Maze; Duhring,
Sadie Hefren; Rowland, Anna Coon;
Parrish, Maude Thompson.
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
Hunter Station, Anna Korb: Hunter
Run, Blanche Hunter; Pigeon Hill, May
Fitzgerald; German Hill, Maude Lede-
bur; Oldtown Daisy Zahniser; Smokey
Hill, j. W. Mong; 'Huddleson, CT. .Feitt;
Shriver, Chas. Wolf; Blocher, Sol. Mealy.
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Veterans Reunion.

The Reunion of the Forest County Vet
eran's Association will he held at Marien-
vile on Thursday, September l4th, 1899.
JAS. |. WOODS, Pres.
s. d. IRWIN, Sec.
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Rubber heels and soles for mems shoes
at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
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MO HBAD,

Back or other ache re-
naiuS; stiff joints, lame
and sore muscles. and
rheumatic pains vanish
after. using
WANo ELECTRIC OIL.
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FARMS AND RANCHES.

10 acres, one mile from Columbia car line:
four-room house; Ave acres cleared and
ditched; price, 81, 100: one-half cash.
Is acres on Snoqualmie Power line and
overlooking Lake Washington; nine
miles from Seattle; price, $50 per acre.
100 acres In Tualco valley; 30 acres clear
ed; new $500 house; 60 acres bottom land;
fine netghborho0d and good school;
small orchard and barn: price. only 81 600.
30 acres near Hartford; convenient to
school and church; good fve-room house:
large barn; orchard In bearing; price,
81 900; part cash.
90 acres, all bottom land, near the famous
Snoqualmie hop ranch; 30 acres improv-
ed: balance grazing land; twe1ve-room
house, bearing orchard; price, 5000.
20 acres In Skngit county; 80 miles from
Scatter SO acres under CIVILIZATIONS; 20
acres In pasture; good seven-room house.
barn and outhouses, small orchard; half
mile from postofiice and school; this Is
first-class improved farm in one OF the
best farming counties of Washington;
price, 5000: time.
100 acres near Chehalis on plank road: 10
acres under pillow; 80 acres slashcd and
seeded; young orchard; all bottom land.
except about 20 acres, where buildings
are located; price, $6,400.
Five acres In Somerville addition to Seat
tie; highly improved, with good house
and outbuildtngs; price 1000
ID acres-Ffne ranch land near Juanita, on
Lake Washington; price, $780,
And large number OF other good farm
and ranch propositions.
J. Z. WEST q CO.. 81 First Ave.
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FOR SALE BY r. w. WET T. Al h /.
UNION BLOCK.

l,6o0--6 room house on Univse4 q
line; In good location nj \. y. ~
$1,SO0--6 room cottage; cornee y
blocks north Of Yesler; nne w
with sewer; on 18th avenue, ~ q
s4.o0o--s room modern house: ycsy
60x120: 18th avenue, NORTH q l. ~ .,ss =.
A,0OO--10 room house, with e PIX
good view. on Queer g y IA ARE sx.n 49, bst
Yesler way and James street. Aas
So. 0O0-Fine corner lot on car nne;
houses bringing good inco1nss s!7a -
s75O-s room house, full size ,loxS g "A
to Madison car and Minor scne1
s2.6Oo-A good room house VIII y -
ern IMPROVEMENTS; half block
line: in splendid location Mo IA 35
a good investment. .,-xi~sas ~
s.. 600 fine garden lots IN nzi5
50x10O; good house. Darn III ~, 1880
houses; nice lot of bearing KEW
s5.000-i26xJ2O in location kroMln s.
Into value; houses bf1nsln y NJ
$50 ooo.sox12o on LIST avenue; ~ J:
building, with basement 4. rs 4 z71
$33-Lot on 3rd ayenue y, 60 Jtsir;d n
close to Broadway. 1880. ! ~
s575-Fine level lot on nst ays2ss.s Il S's
from Madison 60x1O. cav r
S7OO--Iot on 10th avenue 9<fS
Madison. street graded, seMe5 <
gas: close TO Minor school \; a AZ
easv terms for Remainder. 4, ~
ssfo-95xi20 on 18th avenue, nofs& "
son: graded street and sewef * q /;
ly. ~ tioc11
Madison. 5oxl20; good view. We u 4
s5oo~LOt on 21st avenue, neas q q M
50xl20. ....,..,o. z. 4 "a 3 Il
S3.5O0-One OF the very psst II
first hill. 80 IN: 11 d
s250-30x120 on 18th avenEes
son broadway and PIKE u. "
s50O-sOxI2O on Summit avenS 3,
from Howell street: q. - ~ y !
% IoanFfne corner, 1Soxl2O; ss.S IN
close to car lines: can
lance. :. a~rrx aSoG a. n
Virginia. ss,h sverri5 "a "A n
and Mercer; 100x10. 49,. go
s75oDoc Corner IN North seAtf'e;
car line. -. - o. -. "a 49,, !,
Madison. s y ffSlna
4 en<1&IXUM
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BUILDING LOTS.

eS,8o-Tour lots on Twenty-second avenue
and Washington street; lots 50x100.
t1000-Iot, 40x120, on Fifteenth avenue.
$2.260-Seventh avenue and Bell, 120xlD;
s525-Lot, eox19o. on Twenty-frst avenue.
Renton Hill addition.
$3.200-I.ot, 60x120. on Ninth avenue.
M%c-Iot. s4xl2o on Fifteenth aven s,;..
81. 400--Lot, 60x120, on Sixteenth avenue.
near Madison car line.
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voh SALn-CiTr nn1
CsntinSs
GOLD pRizn Apn

IS e X r Z u ~
HOME BUILDING a An - = : Is . RI:
be acquired only from ss ~ b y (
aging and Conducting Z ~
enjoys a HOME which ~ f5>16 u
and which Is managed Nv = S.a
teal housekeeper AZ hcssses S12l s
woman Is never hon,elfirS' - ~
and the sisters ara ihs
keepers. The best archit.ssss ~ y
OF attractive home hnfiSsss =. y
through long experience 4. u Z $685. 4
HOME BUILDERS wnc - ~ 2 - +
become thoroughly pracficsi =. D. = ~
partment Of the. art. We SsvesH a ~ (
tical homes the mofSsrsn ~. ~ - - n
conduct attractive homes. ~ r. ii Z +
EKAL PRIZES FOR desirns y 49, "
plans of homes. These ds5;~i
drawn on the basis II 4 ~, T. H. {
inch TO the foot. The desienS y
ranging from s 70 cicamp rnns h
especially desire the W01fT5S r. - T. Il
TIE or of any section to S,,s*,2 (, 4 I
DESIGNS Of tust such kofse.- r. n
would Would IKE ct to occupy for thslF ~
preferred. Have these dSS1s,!a ~ :.
pencil or with pen. have 49, ~
compartment Indicated nIairis \ y A.
EVERY FEATURE. inein5S5S
balconies. dormers, cIoSsts h, y z
vcstibules, fireplaces, soatS.s ~ " 5. :l
what is required. cali a 49, v ~ ~! I
we will give you every dsfs5t: = n.
ing these designs we urRe evSS, ~ sss=z - \
enters the competition 10 fhfSs n
personality into the design msd5
warded to our address On 81 ~ 4 I.
uARY e. 1900 Each cofs6SfI ~ mi:
indicate her design By 1 fnS3< .2
or name, which shall Be duu77 rs ;l|
letter which must be inc7oGI6 r. ~
envelope. This must tive ~ r. r.
and address of the compe{it0f, u
velopes Will not be opened uutll 7k1 al
petition is fully decided, n a 3.l, y
PRIZES FOR THE MOST &8Xf VI
PLAN - s=55z2Hi
FIRST PRIZE .....,,t10 "a
SECOND PRIZE ...... H = I'll 81 (,
THIRD PRIZE 81. 80. n RI I'll u
Award to be made on or kSftGS l. (.
airy I, 1900. M II Il sS' NJ q
FURTHER CONDITIOND a. VI
II any design furnished IN 49, Y 4
and which has not been ax11f51 n "a ~
Is used by US in the constISS y Z
in GOLD. - -. :, -
If the plans taking secoaA ~ ~ 4
prizes are uNsd, the desiknef m III ~ /.
addition to the prize money 1iSa 2i1 i
raise the price to 5000 IA Wi
II the plan taking the firSt - y
will receive in addition q m r. r. "a 4 y
complete SET OF THE PLAN n
In Offering these inducs1s - 4 = ~ Il
to encourage more thougk{ 7HS n s
ton on the part OF the wom6us! N mi N
BUILDING. sS Il q y n q
We wish to encourages ana 4; uSSn Il
ISTIC, PRACTICAL IDEA YsIS1iiz ~ B
the CONSTRUCTION OF H01775 SS'! n
During the coming week ~ ~ ~ r. e
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FOR eALE-HOMEe.

seyen-room modern home. lot soxlas feet:
Nine-room new modern home, lot Tox12s
feet. $500: easy terms.
Eight-room new modern home; good brick
basement; on Renton hill: $3.50.
Two Groom cottages, on lot 3Oxlso feet,
running from street to street; $500
120x1oo feet; walking distance; streets grad
ed; lots graded; sewer taxes and all
ppf ac up 70 t dae ama 81 % s Mo
crisp snap" as we do not make but
ter snaps or candy in this office. but
soms one who Il able to put up six rood
tenement houses, OF about ten rooms
each. We guarantee. to rent such houses
win have them built to cost not over
$1,000 each, and possibly less.
For Saie-Ffne home on Queen Anne hill.
one block from the end Of Highland
drive; furnace heat; 10 rooms; 5000; nice
dollhouse; large and beautiful grounds,
and flowers to your hearts content; view
indispensable.
Another nice home on Queen Anne; $500;
t tase Cd st s Blocks from Hieh and
drive; $500.
several nOUle6-4-EOOM ..
and 7-room cottages on easy terms
A few foreclosures. with interest and back
taxes added, for the face Of the mort
gage.
Two beautiful lots on Eighteenth ave- and
Madison, at great bargain II taken at
once.
Two blocks and q half in 6Ox12O-foot lots,
for 5000 each; Harrison and Broadway.
Also a six-room house near Harrison and
Broadway. $1,000; half cash.
Fine lot on Twentieth ave-, 4ox19o feet:
5000
Some good choice business properties. pay
ing good net incomes.
LNIAAND SPENCER q CO.,
Basement P.-I. Building.
ssoo-Fun size corner lot on Harvard
avenue north.
N,ooO-Four lots. each sox12o, on Queen
Anne hill. graded street; good view;
near schooi.
ssoo-corner lot, sox12s. North Broadway.
Twentieth avenue, south of Madison
street; all street improvements COM
plete; terms.
N,o5O-Fine lot on Thirteenth avenue
north; good view OF city and sound.
s7oo-Lot soxl2s on Broadway. near East
Pike street.
S1,25o-Corner lot on Fourteenth avenue
north, one of the best lots on Renton
hill.
$1.1Oo-Three lots. each 50x120. on East
John street, near Madison; these lots are
on graded street and command good
view of lake; good buy.
$3.50 to $5OO-Lots 6ox12S In Nagle's second
addition on Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
$3.50 to s6O0-Lots 60x120 in Renton hill addi-
ton on Twenty-frst, Twenty-second and
Twenty-third avenues; nice dry lots for
residence sites; near car lines; easy
terms.
$2,6s0-Five-room house. lot s0xi2o. on Fifth
avenue, near Blanchard street.
$4250-One Of the best houses on Rentofl
hill, north OF Madison; corner lot.
81. 600 and s1,s0o-Two new modern five
room cottages on Twentieth and near
East Union street; fine locality; near
car and school.
S900-Five-room cottage on Twenty third
avenue, one block from car in good con.
dition; .plastered and painted; corner
lot, 50x1i5.
GEO. w. DILLING.
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Also HONEST

ALSO HONEST
Ranging in price from 81 1922 to $1,000 IN
erty for S2,750 Another for $4,000 One
for $500: and an elegant modern horne
for 10000. 12O feet square. Most OF these
properties command view OF Lake
Warrington, Elliott bay and Puget
sound, the olympic and Cascade noun
tains and Mount Rainier.
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,. q. wnsr 4 CO.'S BARoAINs
ana sotsiins Y ~orSs d sssssis. 49, Z
big bHsine..; good saiarisd position to
doing iins businss~
si.soc-Nsw ana sscond-hAnd furniture
storei this price 4 less than the goods
win invoice.
3. DsxeS :.sss & Rssss;s & 'sn a.
ing mousse. ri
q ,ooo-We have LODGING hou.e for sale.
below Yesler way; contains thirty roomes
an eye to Susiness who Who understands the
Banging sssy S ct S Is: g g si pss
trifers VIII not receive attention.
,soc--A good barber shop In one Of the
most prominent locations In the city; this
shop 10 making money and WIN bear .
fun investigation.
ss5o-HAlf interest In three good paying
candy stands; all prominently lOcated and
making money; owner has more than he
can attend to ana requires = partner.
S6oo-Fruit, cigar and tobacco store. doing
2 large business; very prominent iocar
800 Gentleman wants party with this
amount to Join him In the purchase Of .
good furniture businesa
$eo0-A good paying oyster house. clearing
n to SO day; good sporting trsde.
$eoo--Half interest in an office business.
paying from $50 to $500 per month: WIN
bear . thorough investigation.
$500 Third interest in . money-making
500 Candy and cigar stand on sscd bua.
ness street
$50 Half interest in small restaurant, do
ing very fine business; owner IL first
class cook.
REsTAuRANTs-w have several good
propositions from $260 up; II you want 4
good one at the lowest price, call on ~.
CIGAR sroREs-we have three or four.
from $3.50 UP.
LODGING HoUsEs-we have the largest
the city. and can locate you to better
advantage than any other agent; we
have houses Of all sizes, all prices and
in every part Of the city, and can save
you money on any house you buy.
EVERY BUSINESS TRANSFER WE
WE LOAN MONEY TO OUR CUSTOM
Frs WHEN REQUIRED.
OFFICE OPEN NEW YEARS DAY.
J. e. WEST D CO.. 81 FIRST AVE- :.
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RnNroN Hill
sACRYTICE!

Lovely s-room modern house. Colonial
style, attractive inside and out, modern
beautifui surroundings and fine view
81 BAY: too much cannot be said Of this
property; must be seen to be appreciated.
II you are looking for beautiful nome
hTst-ciass and very, very cheap. Price.
$3.50.
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ANOTHER GOOD BUY-RENroN HILL

e7Ooo--A splendid home: two-story; sevon
living rooms; hall, bath and other con-
veniences: fine view and beautiful sur,
roundings. on dry, graded ana sewerea
the money. Owner wants to sell; 10 OF
fering It cheap. The lot. alone - worth
$500. and the property Is 2 snap at our
price.
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COUNTRY HOME.

so acres near Seattle, on the best road In
the county; Is acres cleared; fine fruit
and berry land. Price, N,400
ALSO
40 acres, part alder bottom; near the town
Of Kent. Price, -, 200.
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RESOLVE to begin the New Year by Sc
lecting a lot for a home. or If making an
investment, remember the city Is bound
to grow directly east. and all property
knights and on direct car lines like
Yesier Way. fs safe and sure, and
JONES WILL TELL YOU
OF many choice locations and bargains
Large 10-room double house and lSOxl2S
IT., high and slightly, corner on 18th and
Yesier Way; just the thing for conserv-
alive investor.
Good house and extra large lot on
Yesler way, close in.....;: $500
Fine 8 room house, car lines. . 1000
Fine room house, car lines....... 1900
100x128, corner, near 2 car lines.... 1900
120x12S, corner, near 2 car lines. 1900
90x128, corner, on car line. 1000
60x108 on Yesler way car line ........ 500
Fine lot on 23rd and on car line.. 40
REUBEN w. JONES. 1s3 N. z. Block
CHOICE double corner. two lots. COM
mandin& magnificent view; surround
ed by some Of the finest homes In the
city; we can sell this for the next few
days for g, 900 spot cash.
LIvERMoRD q NALTDY,
IA New York Block. sPhone, Main n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-31
an YOUR OWN I.ANDLORD.

we can sell you the northeast corner Of
Pine and Sixth; I new, roomy, elegant
flats; modern In every respect; rented
for 500 per month. Also. cottage on
to build s other flats. This property can
be made to pay big interest on double
the amount we ask for 1t. Lot S0xi2O.
Price. $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-31

WILLIAM p. HARPER.
Real Estate, Loans. Insurance.
In six weeks will have
completed and ready for
occupancy two modern
7-room houses.
One on 18th avenue, Renton
ridge; one on Denny
way, near Harvard; both
choice residence districts.
Both on graded streets,
with sewer, water, electric
light and gas. I want
to emphasize the following
features: Both houses will be modern
in every particular; lots of light, care
fully arranged so as to utilize all space
to the best advantage: porcelain bath
tubs; open plumbing; paper between
double floors and also between sheeting
and siding. Best of workmanship and
material. Call for price and terms and
also to see perspective and plans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-31

NEAR THE UNIVERSITY.
8. 600-At Brooklyn: best street, high and
dry; almost new seven-room house. fine
neighborhood, good public school.
good car service, and bargain.