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Evening journal., 1899-06-14

Twice within six moaths Peter j..
Ford has shown what a great iool and
pubic nuisance he can make OF him
self when he feels inclined to Try. His
spiteiul attempt TO prevent the cndr-
nation by the STATE Senate of the ap-
pointment OF State Detective Bernard
J. McVey cost the state between $500
and s400 and now his spiteful effort 20
muzzle the Evening Journal wili cost
the county fully as much more. For
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

As Jack entered the barn with his
uncle his eyes opened wide at the sight
of a great pile of apples heaped up on
the floor. As he wistfully gazed at the
same his uncle reading the desire in his
glance. exclaimed: Help yourself,
Jack; take all you wish" Jack sprang
toward the enticing pippins, and, after
gathering up all that his pockets, hat
and shirt waist could hold, Strengthened
himself up and stood gazing for some
time al the apparently undiminished
pile. Observing his apparent dilemma
his uncle asked: What's the matter
now Jack2" oh nothing. replied
Jack. "only l wish was twins."-Cin
einnati Commercial Tribune.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
AN EARLY CHRYsANTHEMUM.

81. M.Chaels. Nd. JunJ 18.-Mis.
James NJ. Plummer has a choice Clay-
.santadmum I'm ,un lloom in 81 Mich
ael's, which, witN a single exception.
is said 70 be the cn'w instance rd sm-h
|ear.y dsvlcgmont .n the town. THIS var
riety rs named the Mrs. Largry.' 1t
Is a fine specimen CT iQ.h l0non color,
and was clhtaincd from Mrs. +. V.
Pain, of Springfield. Chic. last April
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
rO RECEIVE 4 REpI.Y

Levy Court VIII hold meeting on
Saturday TO receive the reply OF the
Nci.th SIDE Improvement Company to
the Washington street bridge rail-
way concession. Il is believed that the
terms set forth in the resolution VIII
be accepted.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
loan MEETINa,S ACrIoN

A meeting Of the directors ct che
Calvert Building and Lean Association
held here yesterday. was attended by
the president Of the home association
~ Baltimore. Il was decided to send
Mr. Lasner Of Newark N. j.. here to
REMAIN permanently.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
CONTRADICTIONS pTrl1TnAlR h

Chester Pa, June l4.-Coroner Fry
win investigate the death OF George
Pyle, contractor on this city, who
died yesterday informing under peculiar
circumstances. Mr.. Pyle went out driv-
ing Monday evening, and retired aa
usuaA About 3 O'clCck he was awaken
ed by his housdkeeper, who told him
SHE th0ueht the horse was in trouble,
as She heard 10 kicking. Mr.. Pyle went
to the stable. but found nothing the
matter with the hOre According 10
the homsekeeper, She heard Mr. Pyle
choking soon after he returmedl and
on entering the room she found him
DIVING.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
Roofing & spoutins. Mcmahon. gos W. 4th

REDUCED RATES TO DETROIT VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. AC-
COUNT CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION.
on account OF the Convention Of the
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor TO be held at Detroit, July TO 10,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will
sell excursion tickets from points ON Us
the round trip.
Tickets will be sold on July g. 4 and 3
anu VIII Dee coed 10 return until July d.
Inclusive. except that hy depOsitinh
ticket with the joint Agent az Detroit
before July l2, and .ng payment Of nifty
cents. the return limit may pe EXTENDED
10 leave Detroit nol later than August 10
For specific rates and conditions apply
90 Ticket Agents.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
NEW TRIAL FOR EX-auARDsMANl.

NEW TRIAL fOR Eng DlAHDSAlAN
Media. June III. Crosby Morton, for
merly member of Company B, n. G p,
At Chester. was found guilty in Quarter
Sessions Court yesterday Of embezzling
Si2C belonging to the company Morton
collected the amount from tenants occa-
pying quarters I'm the armory building. A
motion for a new trial was granted.
Judge Clayton stated that he had some
doubt Of the case being more than a
breach Of trust. and he stipulated that II
the defendant made restitution by me
time the case came up for argument ne
would order his discharge.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
MAIRIRnED AN rpWORTIH.

Oliver H. Walton and Miss Martha
l.. Sylvester, both OF Philadelphia, were
married at Epworth M, H. Church This
morning. The ceremony was perfcrm-
ed by the pastor. Rev Francis Burgegte
Short, at l1.30 O'clock Mr. and Mrs.
WALTON left Immediately fer a trip to
Washington.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
FAR1lcw SAW THE rIGHns.

Senator Elsha II. f. Farlow, one Of
the three traitors Cf the Domcocatlc
party who voted for Addlclls for sem
aior at the last session OF the Legls-
ature, was present at the boxing b outs
OF the Empire ,Auhletlc Club last might.
He received the cc,d Slin.der from tine
Democrats. but the Union Republicans
grested him warmly. Senator Far.ow
sat on the stage
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
AT A coNsHoHoCNEN WEDDING

Several Wllmlmgt0n peOp.e are In
ConshchOcken to-day attending the
wedding CT Miss Hattie R.ttenlhouse
who is well-known here, having fire.
M Wood visited THE city, and William
M Wood The ceremony will take place
I'm Calvary Church, Conshohocken, this
evening Among the guests will be
Generac and Mrs. Daniel Ross, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard d. Ross, Mrs Gotwalls
MISS Laura Gotwals, John Gotwal9s
and Mrs. Walter b. Daniels or this
city.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

Is the ute of am exceedingly well-prnt-
ed and finely illustrated booklet. which
has just been issued and distributed hy
tie Chicago ~ NOrth-Western k'y de-
scribns their electric lighted 2Jh century
train. THE northwestern Limited" II
Is unique IN design and composition and
Affords entertaining reading.
A copy will be sent to any address by
II. W. IIeyers, 0o1 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphla, Pa.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

a man who gives so little fer What he
GETS he is an expensive citizen Of a
kind His worst enemies in
politics could not have placed him IN
positions so clearly demonstrating ihfs
political nothfnlsness and his mental
and moral insignifcance.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

The International revenue officers of
the revOking of a recent order issued
by Commissi- ner Of Internal Revenue
Wilson relative to the imprinting Of
stamps upon checks. drafts and othsr
like obligations
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
WEDDING AT ST. ANDREWS.

Miss Bessie Maud Allen, daughter Of
ex-sherin and Mrs. Alvin Allen. and
Wl,liam J. Hoffman, OF New Castle, viii
be married I'm st. Andrews Church,
Eighth and Shlpley streets, this even
ing A reception will follow at the resi-
dence or the brides parents, No. 1910
Penngy. avenue Upon their re-
turn from their wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs Holman win reside i'm New Cas-
lblp
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
RlARK NEARIlY uNIlo!AnEn.

he bark AuDwnuare. wh5clh has
been unioadlnw iron at the Diamond
Steel C0mpanys wharf fer the past
week, has almost completed her work.
It is expected that she Will Leave On a
day or two.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

we do not believe THAT Magistrate
Kelley holds stock in either the sch.l-
ing Dry Goods Company or the Eco
nomic Insurance Company He mere
ny acts as he does out Of personal re-
gard Tor Feter ]. Ford
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

MIS-. J, Eugene B.ois, on Washington,
is Lile guest Of Miss Jennie Wright, at
tic Clayton House.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pusey has been visit
ing at KenneN Square.
Nii,ard f. Davis, Of this city. at
|tendsd tGa exercises Incident to the
sgar,rlg ~ the raw Alumni Hall at
Western Maryland College, at West
minister last night The chief address
was made by Governor Lowndes.
Miss Blanche ApIleby is somewhat
letter to-day
Mrs. Susan II. Wol,ey. Of West
Chester. q visiting her son. FRANK
Woolley, on South Clayton street.
G. d. Raughley, OF Lcwes. is register.
ed at tine Hotel Wilmington.
Ex-Cierk of the Peace Caham. o.
Kent county. was in town yesterday ar
lternoOn.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
rnNG-nR rORN nnr

RaifalO Cowi,lo. a small boy. had the
middle finger OF ihls right hand torn lff
yesterday while playing about the no ST.
ing machine at the Baltimore and Ohio
freight house.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications intended for inser
don In this column should be addressed to
Society Editcr. care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
CHUNG TO VESSELS BOTTOM.
THE SCHOONER GEORGE A.
HOWES CAPSIZED WHEN
STRUCK BY a. SQUAIlL.


Norfolk. Va, June 14.-A yellow oii-
skin coat attached TO an oar and waved
Numerically by a desperate man pre-
vented another tragedy OF the sea. The
man was seaman ON the schooner
George A. Hcwes, and he, with his fdl-
lCw-sufferers, was rescued NY Tine
sdh1cner Jesse W. Starr AN were
brought to This city yesterday The
schooner 1n0wes. Captain Beven,dge
and CREW of six men left Patachugue
last Thursday for Bogue Inlet, N. C., ia
load lumber
When on Barndg9l. she was struck
by a squail and capsized almost imme-
diately THE crew climbed over thG
side Of the vessel and hung en- unit
rescued The last seen az THE Hcwas
she was drifting ont 10 sea-
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
WILL BE LAUNCHED TO-DAY.

The yacht Kismet, being constructed
by the Pussy and Jones Company for
=. Rogers Maxwell OF New York.
will be launched this afternoon be-
tween A and o'clock.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

For Peter J. Fords benefit Magls-
trate Kelley believes in tempeling the
magisterial winds TO the sh0m lamb.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
LIEUTENANT GORDON PROMOTED

Lieutenant Waiter IT. Gordon, who
for some time was military instructor
at Delaware College. and later colonel
Cf the First Delaware Volunteers, was
IQomlatcd yesterday 10 captain and as
Signed 10 his cid regiment, THE E'gh-
lcasnth Infantry new in the Philip
lnlnes
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

~ Magistrate pr.kohctt Will study
hls law more and his revenue less, he
viii mora nearly approash what a COM
mittirg magistrate ought to be.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
NURSE ARRESTED.
WITH THE LARCENY OF
S4O-RAR ASSOCIATION ORGAN
IZED.

IZED.
BridgetOn. june 14-Miss Abbis
Weeks. a professional nurse, was ar
rested yesterday charged with the lar
cany of $40 from Ayfred Evans. She
was held In bail for a hearing to-
morrow.
George Evans and James Smith, twt
boys we've arrested yesterday, charged
with breaking and entering a store
They pleaded guilty. and We're ccm
nj tted to Jail for court.
The thirW-four lawyers of Cumber
laid county yesterday organized +;
county bar association. The temporary
chairman is Judge r. w. Trenchard
and the temporary secretary bis Georg'
Hampton The permanent organization
wiz be effected Friday June 80.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

It is said that x-Prothonotary Peter
A, Horty will be an applicant for the
position now occupied by William Slim
mons on the Board OF Directors OF the
Street and Sewer Department.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

Do right this year; buy for your home
Ludwig Plano. Nothing better. Store
SIS shipley street
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
LRUTTERls FUNRRlAL PosrPONRD.

The funeral of Charles Rmtter, who
was killed at Fourteenth street and
Railroad avenue by p. w & b. ratl-
road train, has been postponed until
tomorrow at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

How does Magistrate Kelley Ike POS
srg as Peter J. Ford's muzzle for the
Evening Journal?
Evening journal., 1899-06-14

fIcrith Free to WEAK hien.
Burned.Out nerves. weakened
brain force. declining vital energy
and an the consequences OF these
conditions are cured by Ourspecial-
lists. Course of treatment on trial
and approval, and q marvellous de-
velOning appliance sent for the ask
inr. We trust your honor III you
honor our skill and follow dircc-
lions. Priceless Information FREE.
-DICAL CO., BUFFALO. NY.
Evening journal., 1899-06-14
HANscoM's.

Hanseom's Imported White
Gelatine is the best, purest and the
largest package. This week, SC pkg.
lhNobuM D. Market Streets
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS.

W EDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS. 81 first
loo s. each additional 100. wedding .nya-
tatlons. - FIRST 100 s. zach additional 100,
visiting cards. -arne plate and 100 carla.
Ills. loo visiting cards from your own
plate, 'be. ~ business cards from your
own plate. 6. IS: ,ou business cards fgoa
your own plate. s.: wedding cards include
all work Make r. o. order payable W.
q Smith a Co. Washington building,
foriiana. Or, established isss
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LEGAL NOTICES.


UNITED FIAT MARsHALH SALE
District Of Washington.
By virtue cf al srder % sale isgned our
OF the United States district court for the
Northern division. district Of Washington.
on the 18Th day OF February. Isga notice
is hereby given that / wiil sell By public
auction, for cash, or Monday. tie 9Th cay
OF March. ISsa 40 Il o'cieck A. m a, My
ers Canary wharf In tire CITY OF Seattle,
Washington. TIRE schooner Carrie a. DAVIS
her engines. boilers. machinery, boats.
tackle. apparel. arparsfnancpz and furni.
tuFe, as enc now bee near the said Myers
Cannery.
G. W. IpF. United States Marshal.
Ry H. " Tyler Deputy
Herbert y. SnoSS. Proctor for IIbasant
E-trst nnt.itf ssns. tratlsna " - f.Aa
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MODERN HOMES.
NOTHING SJ-trEE ~F,T = LIKE SIC
We have tassn contracts - n1tsi3 e5sAt
t~sss,tFssif bones d1vs=w tAe paSs week
We employ skslies we*k T~E- use t9e @e+%t
-sats-si Arst fsE-stss r>est~~7 designs,
~h{eA s~e sTE~sertve art E,szssCS IL every
particular C'ofrsa IL sra $50 plans -
s,sssz=ez bssrg tsliit. GINS Ter ossr terms
- tc.sk ager car 81 lists. kNs31ss-S aa3
ysrs>es o@<ar1 buyt1<.
rFrFfpE ~ MARVIN ( 90.
@S-S-le fSeneer hiding
sss 50 fsgg~sn@ss hA~-& 81 First avenue
always reesfp~f monthly rggstAl SEE:
z-szN# fesxssES sTlsssis
& K-cu~ ryy<+e~~ e1usee TaFuS =
,sr r~r,r ret @-ss eiAx srcrrsr s-Tyr~
e~sx. ynvusfsEat@-
s. sss-rSsa corner, Ts.<rA Rvepass vary
csNesp,
e ls.s~ t~ne esa1si.E iot: s@rst &veass
Nm. v7gaGr, "a New ya~< sssok-
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NofICE-Thsee will be q meeting OF the
eiockhoidsrx Of the Van Ards Copper and
uoid Company At the company offices.
Inns OF Court building. Vancouver, ". g.,
81 IL o clock N. February 3D. i&93. H. w.
rresf. ~erretsry
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Hrfx tw9 5s2ess e2ss o. Broadway, be-
80 JOSH and Tomas streets good
eetrz gso<fre. cleared and grabssc;
i rery ass lot o. Second avenue; west
- &C eak.s Hrs. ofze block from Cx9ar
~rues and FRS aysfazls Anss. IhI
$50 % Third aTsfals LIE. Gxl1. easy
1kax cSssanea. % bicycle path: enc
- tT.m Lake Union Car line. two
80 from Green Lake tins; streets
80 ana severed, do VOC waat 8 No.
- fsr row VI houso~7 II -. look
= -. s, SC
4 "a o. Western avenue. well located:
- ssrsEs. s la
- N high grand 70 softE Seats.e,
- To car .ine, sac
q q Twenty~drss avenue; one block
eers xA<zsson ssxi1s, See.
Hrn6r 6sxts8. east 90 Minor school Ave
s;askss south o. Madison . biockA; good
-. sst. terms. x57s.
G0mnta avenue lot. three blocks north
a Nsfssos. ssxt3D. Ia.
4 bargain O. Fourteenth avenue north:
ty2 slee leTsi soss, szE front. suxtsps
ar4; geod view, Price Tor 10th. G.soe
n sci separately.
nsess Aafe hal. 2opf.e CORNER on High
Ast dive. close To car fEe. l3sxl1o;
ss.a Tvslfth avenue. three blocks north
4 xaa.snn, tsas
gsrase 90 FiTsl avenue; good hotel site
Esa
NJ eve-reenl cottage: new: corner lot.
ExsSs bearing fruit, convenient 70
4a8ssun street. 3. s6
usssrs essAt-roen house: North Seattle;
syBa corner lot. 0sx.a9. 10th streets
CE5ef. se1sr. CO ear line. elosse 10
Nesos: $3.50
hsSn-snxn modern house: second hill oe-
st~n Madison and Yesier way. I.e0
nnTrsm cottass on Broadway near ter
nxas OF car EEse. house - new and
~. arranged; good ssews sI1s
e1-rpoGa cottage. 9txlza faot lot. within
asstEIsnt aking distance. tz.ye
casAw bot. csaaa down town. fun size :
txs modern houses. one OF rooms and
Gee & g. viii reas ~ as TO pay good
sstssT on liza money invested. s.. 90
ksxrn house. eight rooms. In good con-
saan. close 10 Madison street, good
H<s. level lot. 0xlaa. IRA
Tss'-foom house: barr. soxtse lot: hal.
ba<x 1xbsn Jsc4soxa street. $50
~ scrss o. land on EalnbTisigs sEana
tss Opposite the city tHo acres Ia fruit !,
ss~s aid Sutpsa33lTEs, $50,
y1se acres al Green lake. only a few
sacks from car Inns. mostly bottom
Aas running aater: tsce
y ssres Of land: on line Of Seattle &
International tfS%e miles north 81.
Esa4snylils juns t.on ard about ~ miles
fatn Ssattle. s. per AGRA
p acres half nile from Lake Washing
to- on sax; sfssaT~. tast opposite Yesier
w2ss good feaEsar service 10 and from
fsses: al cleared: iso bearing fruit
=, " WEST : Uason block.
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c. E THURsToN g. co.
The Republic district is destined to
become the wonder OF tie world. Mere
prospects. through development are rap
Idly escoallng dividend payers, and low
priced stocks are fast becoming valuable.
pleaiy Of IL.
Sound mining investments are making
money. and all good stocks are aayanc-
Ne have finally succeeded in obtaining
a block of promoters stock which vii
give this city and vicinity the fsrst OPP
portunity Yet presented % obtaining a
ground Hoor opening IL an investment OF
unauesttonsd merit The property lsss
In the richest section OF the sold district.
and the result OF examination BY COM
peteDt and reputable mining engineers Is
extremely r2tiering.
VS. onfy obtained a small block of this
promoters stock. and have already dis
posed OF thirty thousand shares We
earnestly advise your taxing advantage
OF this first chance 10 osSsain sound in
ysstnent at the actual starting point
We positively will not handle anything
OF wildcat nature. We are repeatedly
asked to do So. but shall continue tn de-
cline al such offers. however alluring
Buy now before the rise that is surely
coming.
Correspondence solicited Write us for
pocket map Of the great Republic" camp
free 70 any address. United States or
Canada
c. E. THURSToN 4 CO. 100 Cherry ST.
- shares Cooperative mining stock. a
great bargain. $40 per share.
Ice shares Cleopatra mining stock This
Is snap
c. L THURsToN & 60. 100 Cherry st.
MONEY TO LOAN at low rate: repay
able on easy inssailments, On real es-
tate or collateral SturteYant & Co.
room A. sil First
MONEY TO LoAN-Houses built on IN
staiment plan. fire insurance written
H o. shuey & Co. GS Pike. Telephone
Buff ss3.
residence property: low interest Eshren.
Marvin ca, IN Pioneer building.
TO LOANS. ooo and s2opo private money
on improved property. Herbert s. Upper
scaeusrman block
city property. VIM +. Harper. Dexter
Horton bank building.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY
Ltd-Re8ert ]. Fisher, agent. AIS BAILEY
building.
HERBERT 5, UPPER makes loans on
block
PRIVATE MONEY-row Pate; no com.
misssion- 8. l. Bow man. SO New York
block.
HOUSES bun; ana money furnished for
taildlng FeAgen- Marvin Co. aos Pion-
TO IoAN-si.rs or improved reslser-s,
property J. 7. IownseEaa, L Hai.eF beck
CASH advanced On chattel mortgages
Edward Winter Smith. 500 New York blk
JAMES boutwell,. iosuS and :nSur-
aace g Boston block telephone Main 500
DORR e. CO Rom A Bailey tsaii4ing
Loans. Warrants: Bonds; Bank Stocks
g. eo OR less - i0an. J. s Lorraine 4
Co, ~ Sullivan building
LoSG-TIME MoNEY-Low rata Yancy.
29i Burke
LoASS-R n Brown. ID Washington
building.
FfNANCIAI--WARR SCRIP, ETC.
81 go % CHEAP MONEY fcT investment.
agents wanted. t1vestcrs' lists FOR sa.s
fnvastc-x DsTe1tory, Ne- York
MORTGAGE so2ns bonds, warrants
wanted. VIM. ID. Perkine Il Co Ne agl
Nee YORK. heck
ALASKA kOhD|kE WANTS.
KLoNDIkE-MIscE
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thAt good work
San Ss aons sow.
Aanfn stu remain high, With no rros-
tsst Of lowering besides the comfort u
sxsiEx your own home.
The great number
90 fine residences
naw being built
on Rentoa Hin
hEAsasaliy commencing 10 AFFECT the sur
rssnGlng property During the last SIX
rentss gasces have moderately advanced
Win the .ssdins az the winter season
eAae.nE operations viii greatly increase.
as with this move wlif csTtslaiy come
tzsaa< advances IN pr2cca
We Rave
general list
~ al grades
% property Ia
al parts
q TIE city to which we should be pleased
g CAL yo9r attention.
The aness ranch
within ntns msles Of
SEATTLE. four blocks
fypTn buAt landing ard
e0nsea4eat 10 church. school AMI possos-
fass Is acres rs grss~> orchard and es4lil-
fasl9nl .ae fTgit trees "a j. years old.
nsEray is' cherry trees. balance ut assert
IL varieties. p-snes. psurns. pears. app.es
ga, excellent dwelling 81 rooms. easSk-
p house. I've tr4Ef houses and ns.tk
hSa wsth double walls ard cr-ssea
essIh. StAst@S %sst+AAsA Eaf HHAI ~
EesS. wiadunn with water tank. an1
ssdFagts for rS'EatIcr: ora Jersey COW.
- LeShera hsi4s breeders. iacsaeatffEs.
g.; househoa ard Kitchen farnitsss 9.
lara Sfs~ sfaerts. 81
tnso 4 delightful ehansei
werta s. ~, price 3. 50
NM i. HARPER.
I~xiex Horton Bans building,
s---------~-.--.
FOR SALE BY (. A. NJ kE.NZiE
Tel Red ikt Ecom ! Cain5sn Hook.
u 80 Three sterY Arlck building on FIRST
sfeEae siw rented: Income - II
ger csas. this IL s substantial invest
Esent
rse~ Beaa,ifu, honls. Ia-goo5u modern
seAse; large grounds. close In; Just one
hss actual cusf
sssA-CovgeF. ea ~. street graded. small
aeGse, North seattle. on car lie. easy
r'ssras Iris IL q snap.
asa-ssr-rooaa house and iet On Twenty
ira avenue south bath, bet and cold
sNsf Bear tuo car lin~s4
ssx Tsecgn Hvw taBAe, hot and Geld
ssier ara aate op Broadway car ltue.
Se~s&x- xco7fs hoes. an Third street car
&c sAst see Cf Lake Union
-. BARGAINS ~ VACANT LOTS
49, tzxiee CO Eas; Cherry and EfEa~
saeF.s ayenqe: : sgae ...
reesa, Between PIKE ana Denny way.
rsa lets er sciyucGt avenue.
sSis % aog 3sson avenue. $50 to tSoc
80 sa's CT Harvard avenue, SO "a $40
- rs ca ra.r;eeatA avense. sx - ssoo
ar ,s's - fourteenth assaas 80 10 $40
'sA-ssFssr s-,-,o m v=xase~r,A sveaue.
80 ~ ttfH.4 R=~
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The Portland daily press., 1899-12-19
HIGH GRADE PICTURES.

The firm Of Oren Hooper's Sons are to be
commended for theif energy In securing
some really fine pictures for their Chist-
mas art gallery. Their usual good assort-
ment has been supplemented by the addi-
ton of the entire collection recently ex-
hibited by Mr.. Frank Bowie. consisting
of about seventy oils aud water oolors.
q collection Of oil paintings by Herr
Steinane, who Is now at work ON some
pictures for the Paris Exposition, and
then Q fine new collection Of genuine
Copley and Duren prints, both framed
and unframed. We advise our readers 70
take look At these excellent pictures.