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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
CALLED DOWN.
Negro Trooper Tried To Create A
Sensation.

A negro trooper from Fort Bliss was
arrested on st. Louis street this after
noon by Chief of Police Lockart and
Officer Wtnkler for fast and reckless
driving.
The soldier rode north on Ell Paso
street at breakneck speed, imagining,
no dou BIT, that he was creating quite .
sensation by his exhibition of expert
horsemanship. He was greatly Cha
grined when the policemen halted him
at the custom house and told him he
was prisoner.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
PERSONALS.

Miss Clara Edwards left today TO,
Dallas.
Randolph S. Terry left yesterday fol
Austin, Tex.
r. h. Pierce returned to Alamo
gordo today.
Pete Wehner returned from the east
last evening.
Col. J. F. Hsrvey returned to Alamo
gordo this morning.
Fitzgerald Moore left this morning
for his ranch at Turquoise, N. M.
Sheriff Riley Baker, of Otero coun-
ty, and his deputy, Jim Latham, are in
the city on business.
| Henry D. Bowman, of the firm of
| Geo. D. Bowman and sons, bankers of
Las Cruces, is in the city.
| DIR. Cbildress and family of Dallas,
! who have been spending few DAYS in
the city,: left for Alamogordo this
| morning.
Alderman Geo. Ogden came home
this morning after q brief trip up
| the road, visiting San Marcial and
| other points.
Alex Chavez, amember of the q. S..
hospital corps, passed through the city
yesterday enroute to San Francisco,
| where he will spend three months in
the school of instruction and then see
service in the Philippines.
Miguel Ahumada, Jr., son of Govern
or A hum ada of Chihusbua, left today
via the T. & P. to resume his studies
at the University of New York. He
was escorted to the train by a number
of friends from Juarez, among them
hof
THE HOTELS.
Center Block: Cnas. o. Neil, Jaril-
Ia; S: B. Newcom, Las Cruces; J. d.
Larabee, Stafford, Kansas; G. E. Pals
ton, Engle; DR.. Lindsay, Chicago.
ST. Charles: h. b. Harvey. City;
John A. Harrie, city: Mrs. j. Kory
Connor, Los Angeles; o. M. Percival.
Los Angeles; T. J. hurry and party,
ST. Louis; j. H. Calvert, Junction,
city. Kas.
Piersop: @. Pool, St. Louis; II. o.
Cartwright. Nashville, Tenn; Edw. L.
Qufonrcq, New York; II. E. Runkle,
Stephen d. Bull, Tampa, Florida: G.
Brackenheins, Cloud croft; DIR. E. w.
Kegs and son, San Francisco; T. K.
Scofeld and wife, Phoenix, Arizona.
Grand Central: Walter Napir, San
Antonio: F. Laudon and wife, Prescott:
John Menon. Jr., Patterson. N. J; "A.
G. Carson, Frank Fletcher, chihuahua;
Mrs S. Sutton and daughter, City of
Mexico;J. K. Harbottle, Mex; Jerry
Riley, j. II Brown, Cloudcroft; b. D.
Bowman and wife, Las Cruces.
Lindell: John r. Holt, Colonis Jua-
rez; G. 81. Featherstone. San Msrcial;
T. q. 'Salveter andswife, Mexico: Dorr
CLARK, Colorado. Tex: b. MacKey,
Mex: j. L. Wilton, Las Cruces; G. G.
Dean, chihuahua: Ignacio Baca,
Kiley Baker, Cloudcroft: J. V. Latham,
Alamogordo; A. B Robinson, City.
COMMERCIAL: J. H. Hagerty, Mexico:
J. George, Mexico; Robt. Aran-
da, Jose M. Carbajsl. Lordsburg: Geo.
Emerson, TobogRan; J. Mcdonald,
Louis Oldam, Mex; D. Barns, Dem
ing; Ed Curran, Houston; A. F. Blan-
chard. Austin; Mrs. L. w. Merchant
and child, w. II. Book, Alamogordo:
r. E. Roberts. Los Angeles; J. w.
Fitzgerald, City.
Orndorff: VIM. Davey, Butte, Mont;
} ose holman, Ouch Alison, Mex; M. W.
Coin, Tucson; MILFORD A. Fiege,
Dragon. Arizona; A. F. Buchard,
Austin; G.. A. Troxell, Los Angeles,
Cal; VIM. Schrader, St. Louis, Mo-;
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
Carnival Will Be Held,

While the executive committee has
decided not to hold carnival this
year the West Texas Ssddlery Co
will hold a carnival of its own at PA
south Oregon street. They have
bargains in harness and saddles now
and in short time will be ready with
another carnival in winter goods.
Don't buy till you have examined their
goods. The very best for the money.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
Permits Issued.

Building permits were issued as fol-
lows:
Joseph Rogers for 5000 adobe re-
sidence on lot IA, block 140, Kansas
street.
Geo. DALEY. $3.50 adobe residence on
lot 3, block 112, Ochoa street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
Filed For Record.

The following deed was filed for re-
cord today in the county clerks office.
James Coffin of San Francisco to
John Morretti, north % feet of lot J o,
block 100, Campbell's addition, 25x34
feet on Ell Paso street, where it inter-
sects with the south line of Fourth
street. Con ideration $3.50.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
MANY FLAGS FLOATING.
To the Breeze In Honor of DeWey's
Arrival.

When the news first reached this
city that Admiral Dewey had arrived
at New York, merchants were quick to
hang out the stars and stripes in honor
of the arrival of Americas greatest
hero.
has "oId glory'' floating to the breeze
audit shows that the people of this city
respect the achievements OF go great
man and do not lack patriotism.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27

Messrs. Bushong and Feldman have
kindly donated as first prize in the
Presbyterian ladies' ''bsby show" on g
dozen of their best photos. Come and
see the babies tomorrow afternoon, at
the new Hamnett building.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
high binders for putting a victim out of

| high binders for putting victim out OF
| the way.
Whenever it is possible to do SO a
high binder after disseminating q VIC
tim sIits open the dead mans stomach
to prevent him from eating in the
world to come and thus mains him to
such an extent that life in the here
after ia robbed of all that
makes it worth living. For
the half starved millions of the celes-
tial kingdom believe that one of the
chief joys awaiting the righteous 10
| the other shore is an abundance of
food and to rob the departed soul of this
! Joy is considered the worst punishment
| that could be inflicted. For this, more
| than for any other reason, the high
binder is regarded with wholesome
dread. and the very name causes a
thrill of horror to the average China
man.
EXCITEMENT IN Ell PASO.
Cinnamon on this side the river
we're all stirred up this morn
ing over the attempted MUIR
der at Juarez and the whole
sale arrests across the border, which
followed the finding of the mutilated
body.
little knots on street corners and In
doorways discussing the situation.
When approached by reporters sew
eral of these pretended not even to
know the name of the wounded man and
all were a unit in saying that he had
attempted to commit suicide.
Fifteen or twenty Cinnamon who
were suspected by the Juarez author1-
ties of completely are still at large
and customs officers have been warned
to guard the river front well and keep
a close watch for fugitives.
DYING STATEMENT.
The dying statement of the China
men was taken this morning and IL
substantially as follows:
"My name is Wee Fong, and 1 have
resided in the city of Juarez for about
four months. When the deed was COM
mitted L was lying in my bunk asleep
and 1 do not know who my assailant
was.
The deed was committee in the
house of zee Wong, with whom Foug
had beer living and yesterday morn
ing zee Wong left for a trip down into
the country and on his return to the
city of Juarez this morning was arrest
ed and lodged in jail.
Sixty dollars ~ gold was found on
the person of Wee FonR and it is
thought that the money was left there
to create the impression that the ma
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
Chinaman Will Fight.

Ju Sing, who was tried before the
United States commissioner yesterday
for being unlawfully in the United
States, and ordered deported, has tax
en- an appeal and will fight against 60
ing back to China.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
Court Opens Monday

The district court opens next Monday
with heavy docket.
Many large damage suits have been
filed, several murder cases are to be
tried and q number of parties have
petitoped for divorce.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27

Grand Opening of Fall Millinery
Friday and Saturday, September 10Th
and 30th. We have fine assortment
of Paris and New York pattern hats.
Also the latest styles in fall hats. All
are invited to call and inspect goods.
Nine. r. l.. WILSON, No. l Little
Plaza
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27

81. E. Runkle, mining broker 1T
3l3 st. Louis street, has on file ell the
latest periodicals and magazines re-
lating to mining business, and access 10
freely given to them to all visiting
mining men,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27

Mrs. Chas. A. Lonehbree, New York;
Will E. Newman and wife, Aguas Ca
iientes, Mex; J. E. Van Riper, Dallas,
Tex; r. P. Richardson. M. L. Richard
son, Kadsaf City: II. B. Eakins, Los
Angeles; w. @. Miller, Albuquerque
E. L..West, Kansas City
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
ALMOST MUIR
DERED in JUAREZ
Chinaman MutiIated BY Un-
known Parties Across
the Border.
WHOLESALE ARRESTS.
Thirty-TWo Suspected Celestials in
Jail And Other Hiding Out-Wee
Fong Was Not Slain, ds Stated by
Sensational Morning Paper,
But Was Mortality Wounded
Was Carved Up While Asleep in
His Bunk.

LaG6 yesterday 8IGSrn noon 6G 6OOu
six o'clock the mu.ilated body of &
Chinsmsn was found in his bunk IL
the house of Wee Yong, with whom he
was living in Juarez.
The Chinaman's throat had been
cut, and the knife thrust through the
neck under the chin and there was a
gaping wound across the pit of his
stomach, showing where the knife
blade had plowed it's way.
After the foul deed had been discov-
cred the wounded Chipaman was re-
moved to the Quartet and for time he
was believed to be dying.
The Juarez officials acted promptly.
Inside of an hour thirty lone Cinnamon
had been placed in Jail as suspects and
fourteen more, who had taken to the
brush to escape arrest, were being
pursued with vigor.
SUICIDE THEORY.
Cinnamon were quick to say that
their cOuntryman had attempted to COM
NIT suicide. They alleged that he had
been unsuccessful in trying to smuggle
himself into the United States and in
his despair ad tried to take his own life.
But this is not true, according to
the dying statement Of the Cbinaman
taken this morning, and this
theory was booted at by sew
ersl Cinnamon on this side the
river and by Americans acquain ted
with the methods in vogue among the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27

had committed suicide. but this ia not
believed by the friends of the man.
When asked if he had any intention
of committing suicide Fong answered
mo-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27

The HERALD has just received from
he east fine line of cslenders for
1900. Save your orders: our repres-
entative will call upon you.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-03
FOR sALE-cIrY REAL ESTATE.

,S,,,! HER i,s g, UPPER.
s57oo-Large modern home; two large lots:
fine view OF city and Sound.
N.ooo-New house, IL rooms: First avenue
north and Mercer; modern In all respects.
ss.ooo-Neat. cozy cottage. with modern
conveniences. on Twentieth avenue; near
car line; graded streets: good neiShbor-
hood.
the city; owner selling at a sacrifice:
triet. ~ s US
srable location; commands q fine view
OF city; house cannot be built for less
than $500.
i.2o0-A nicely arranged house, close in.
now paying 10 per cent. on investment.
$500 5-rocm cottage; between YesIer and
James; easy terms.
Improved corner on James street
car line; good location for grocery store.
ss5o-Larse corner on first hill: level and
slightly.
ssoo-Full size lot; near Madison and
seoo-Lot on Fourteenth. between Madison
and James.
$l.o0O-Choice lot in Queen Anne; beautiful
view.
s45o-Lot on Twenty-second avenue. one
block from car line.
$45o-Your choice of some Of the prettiest
lots overlooking Lake Washington; grad
ed streets; nice neighborhood.
$50 each--several lots within Ave minutes
walk Of car line; level ana cleared.
small improved tract, close to city lin
It's: splendid orchard and plenty of small
fruits: good house, large chicken houses
and yards; neighborhood well settled.
$125 per acre for 20 acres bottom land in
White river valley; close to railroad;
partly improved; small house and or
chard: easy terms.
Well improved farm. close to good town;
26 acres under cultivation; large orchard;
an abundance Of small fruits.
100 acres in skasit county: 80 acres bottom;
$500 cash.
l2o acres near navy yard; $500 cash.
80 acres of alder bottom land on east side
of Lake Washington; 21s miles from land
ing; easy terms.
Is acres, close to city limits; will sell In
lump or subdivide In 5-acre tracts.
10 acres with good buildings in White river
valley; close to railroad; plenty Of fruit.
For rent-An improved dairy farm; close
in.
HERBERT s. UPPER,
Real Estate. Timber Lands. Mortgage
Loans.
1918 Scheuerrnan Block.
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HONEST HOMES! HOMES!

l2,OO0--Fine property on Second avenue;
will net 10 per cent.
"a, 200--7-roem house; two lots; Queen Anne
hill
81 ,45O-6-room cottage. North Seattle; mort
gagee's price; pretty home.
81 ,050-6-room house, large lot Twenty
sixth avenue and Jackson street.
500 to $500 will buy some fine lots on first
hill, near Pike street
$500 per lot on east side of Lake Union.
Tide lands on First avenue south and Rail-
road avenue any size desired; cheap for
cash.
A fine building site. 115x20O feet, on High
land drive, North Seattle, with a fine
view of the city and Sound; at bargain
for a few days. valuable improvements in
the near vicinity.
House and lot 60x12o feet. near corner of
Third avenue and Battery street; easy
walking distance from business center:
lust the place for a business man; the
property has bearing fruit trees, flowers
etc; all IN good order.
1850 for a good Groom house; all in good
order; near car line, school, etc.
$500 for five fine level lots near Woodland
park and car line.
Two good. level lots near Cedar street and
Fourth avenue
A good investment in business property
near Great Northern depot in Helena,
Mont: will be sold at q sacrifice for q
limited time.
C. A. M'KENzIE,
Tel. Red 1.%s1. Room 1 Coiman Building.
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FEHREN-MARvIN CO..
20s Pioneer building,
Telephone, Main 145.
RENICK & TANNER

RENICK & TANNER.
Sl10-Lot within 100 feet Of Madison streat
81 ,25o-Lot on Madison street, Renton ad.
dition. "~-
SS5o-Lot on Westiake avenue; corner.
SS00-6-room house; chicken house. rood
shed and WE'LL small fruits eN'"
2.Sc0-2SO acres near Seattle; bottom land.
close to railway; make good stock ranch
4.200-Harvard avenue; full lot and two
houses. wv
s3,2o0-Fine cottage on Broadway: slightly
$200-Five acres near Peterson's LANDING
Maydenbauer bay; on county road.
Sl25-Five-acre tract, South Seattle
500 per acre for 80 acres south of CITY: run
ming stream of water
$25-One acre south of city.
II. 200-T acres, eighth of mile watsr
front; south of city, 6 acres cleared,
acres bottom land buildings, school. etc
running stream
s.: 0O0-Thoroughly improved 20 acres. a
snap buildings cost over $1,000; a good
living.
$3.50 for 40 acres bottom land
s2,750 for 100 acres bottom land,
s5O0-One acre Queen Anne hill
81. S00-12& acres Lake Washington water
front; not far south of Yesler way:
snap.
$75-Lot on Queen Anne hill
S100-Lot on Queen Anne hill; Cove adj
dition.
s3,000-A bargain on Seventh avenue, near
James; houses. rent $50; fine lot COY
100; just the thing for a row of flats.
s150-5 acres of land close to Bellevue
RENICK & TANNER.
2ls Bailey Building
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500 each - A number of lots size sov
40. on Twentieth avenue, south of Mad
ison street, In the Renton Hill addition;
all street improvements complete and
paid for nice. level lots: cleared and
mostly graded: price and location con-
s.dered, we know OF no better medium
priced property In the city; very EASY
terms.
$3.50 to $500, In Nagle's Second addition.
north of Madison street on Tenth. Elev
enth and Twelfth avenue; all lots 60x12a.
we will sell single lots or in blocks OF
six or twelve lots 70 suit INVESTOR the
cheapest close-,n property on the market.
we court investigation.
$1,O0O--Four lots, each s0xl2o, on Queen
Anne hill; street graded; good view; near
school.
$3.50 to $4O0--Lots 5Ox20 on East John street.
between Twenty-third and Twentv-fourth
avenues, near Madison; graded street.
$3.50 to s600-Lots on Twenty-first. TWENTY
second and Twenty-third avenues, south
of cable line; terms. -.
$S00-Full size lot. corner John street and
Harvard avenue north.
ssoo-Lots eox12s on North Broadway
81, 25o-Full size corner lot on Fourteenth
"a 250-Fine new residence of seven rooms
on Renton hill. near cable line: corner
lot; nice lawn; concrete walks; every
thing modern
So, 000-Double house of 16 rooms on How
ard avenue, near Denny way.
81, 350-New cottage near Broadway and
Madison street; rents for Is per cent. net.
81, COVE are building two five-room cot
tages on Twentieth avenue. near East
Union street; modern in every respect;
will be completed this month; can be
sold on reasonable terms. call at office
and see plans and specifications
GEORGE w. DILLING
No. 40 New York Block
Phone. White 491.
FOR SALE-IMPROyED-C
On Broadway, near Madison, lot 60x12g:
10-room house; well finished; good sewer
age; price $500.
On Terrace, near James street power house.
4 two-story houses: rented; houses COM
modious, modern and In good condition;
income 800 per month; price. terms. 80
Co.,
Now 10-roor1 colonial house, modern, over
looking Lake Union; good SURROUNDINGS:
nice street; price. s. ooo.
Groom house. Fremont. rear car line:
lawn. fruit and flowers; terms: price, $500.
Neat Broom cottage: Madison street. near
Sixteenth; convenient little home; terms;
H. F. PARKER, Agent.
Ill Yssler Way.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

3 lots on First avenue: very cheap.
lots on Union street; close In; fine bar.
2 lots in Beiltown. on First avenue; bus
ness property: great bargain.
Lot on 18th near Madison street; very
Corner lot; block from Yesier way on s7tA \
Block Of 4 lots overlooking Lake wash-
lots on 18th avenue south. north Of
Beacon hill, 1000.
2 lots on Gath and East Union, so.
60x6O on Blanchard, between First and
Second avenues; $3.50.
6Dx12o on Sixth and Blanchard $3.50.
lots on Highland drive, 81 200.
Signify building spot on Madison street,
$500.
lots in East Park addition, $500
4 lots on Sth avenue north and Minor. 81 600. Il
lots on broadway, 5000.
lots ON Boren avenue, near John street,
Lots in Renton Hill addition, SEAS ND.
Lots on first hill north OF Pike, $6e5 up.
Lots north Of Madison on 18th, 18th and 18th
avenues.
7-room house on oath near car line, $500.
broom modern house and 10 lots: fine
5-room modern house. near Madison street,
modern houses. rooms each, 81. 200 each
4-room house, lots; outbuildings; fruit
tween . car lines; $3.50 n
Groom modern house; choicest location IN !
Renton addition.
Six-room house, lots, on 18th, north of
Madison; $500.
Modern s-room house on Renton hill; MOoa
Several houses In Ballard.
Several houses at Green Lake.
House in Fremont.
House and lot on Sth just of Pike street Z
20 acres fruit and chicken ranch; over ~ 4
fruit trees, house and outbuildings; $780,
5 acre tracts in West Seattle.
5 acre tracts near Lake Washington.
Stock farms, timber lands, coal lands and \
all kinds CT farms.
THE HAJ.EY-GIvENS INVESTMENTS Y
COMPANY. N
Suite 530-533 New York block.
Telephone. Blue 206 NY
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susrnEss CHANcEs-ce.sln..A


J. Z Lo mGsN : HSoStJsEs Fob SALE.
rooms, N7b; rent SIS; fiat house.
rooms h5s rent rent s s' ss cheap buy
8 rooms. 420; rent SIS; bargain.
roomA S625: rent $50; extra value.
10 rooms. $50; rent $a5: very fine.
Is rooms ard restaurant, $3.50; rent 80.
Is rooms, N.soo: rent SO: line place.
Il rooms. H.?SS; rent SO: money maker.
"a rooms, N,70o; rent $780, extra good.
Is rooms. $4,000; rent $50; fine location.
rooms ssSS rent rem, N sso f Se s oapsan
g rooms, Sto; rent $50; South side.
g rooms. $500: rent $l25; big business.
rooms, $50 rem, 81; mas bs,n msses
SO rooms, 1900; rent 500. a bargain:
70 rooms. 1850; rent 500; very. profitable.
70 rooms rooms @sSo; RENT RENT ; ssso good hotel
100 rooms. 5000; rent 500; paying hotel.
RESTAURANTS FOR SALE.
$5,000-The finest restaurant In Seattle.
$650-Best In town for the money.
$500-Rent $40; daily receipts $50.
$500-Rent SOS; feeding 800 people daily.
s s sssains s 81 people daily
S30o-Good sporting trade; making money.
S22s Doing fine business; low rent.
xllo-fOOu bakery ana luncn rooIu.
$125-A genuine bargain; Investigate.
Pleasant rooms with board, $3.50 to N,b0
per week, 1923 Fourth avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
CHANCES.
A.000-Saioon, First ave-; lease.
q, 500-G Grocery business. good country
town.
81. 6o0-Saloon; good location; rent SIS.
S,600-Coffee and tea store; making mon
ey.
$900--Cigass, fruits, etc.; fine country
town.
5000 Good barber shop: central.
$600--Stationery, etc, with living rooms
$500-Interest In paying Office business.
$500-Good butter business; paying well.
N7b-Hair store; good chance for lady.
$350-Cigar store and living rooms.
other business chances Of all kinds. Call
and see US. II we haven't just what you
want we can and 1t for you.
]. f. WEST q CO.,
S11 First avenue.
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& MALTBY'S SPECIALIZE
We received a letter from q non-residents
this week directing us to sell four lots
owned by them on the Broadway car line.
These lots are in the blocks where those
fine homes are located that were built bv 4
the Seattle Trust Company, and YOU win
at once recognize the fact that there 10
no finer section in the city You VIII
see our signs on them. and they are 20.
ing to be sold If you want q strictly
first-class lot, with the surroundings to
correspond, go and look at these. and
1t will be at a price that will be satisfa1-
tory to you; there are two others In tho
first block north OF Republican street. ou,
Broadway that We are also directed TO-
find purchaser for. You will look 1t
these, you will find them very nicely 10.
sidewalk, street severed, and all ready
for you to put your home ON them. An.
other fact that you want to bear In mind
which Is of great Importance to a hons
seeker. viz. The Union Trunk line Is now
hauling the new iron out on the line.
preparatory to laying down their. new
tract, now 1t Is CURRENTLY reported tha{s
they are going to lay track from Eightba
street at the intersection Of Pike street.
to Broadway. and that people who now
live north of the power house on TIM
Broadway line win not have the oppor-
tunity of Just missing the car and waiting
Is minutes for the next one, and you an
know how much we do enjoy that few
minutes OF quiet musipg and thoughtftl
converse with ourselves. We have In an
eight OF these lots In this immediate SEQ.
ton. and you have for little time only
the chance of getting Just what you want
at price that will just suit you II yoe
buy.
LIvERMORE & MALTBY,
713 New York Block
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LIvERMoRE & MALTBY,
713 New York Block.

$l1 600 for 60x120 feet Fourth avenue southt
income property.
$500 will buy 30x12O feet. Fifth avenus.
near corner of Denny way; income ~
a month.
81 600 for 60x100 feet. corner Yesler way
and Twenty-fifst avenue: income 81.
$3.50 for lot s0x100 feet; cultivated. streee
graded parked. severed, and cloee ~
two car lines.
5000 for corner Harrison and Sixth avenue
north; l20 feet on Harrison; l1s feet ~
Sixth.
$500 for 75x100 feet on corner of MadisoA
street and Twenty-foufth avenue.
81 600 for 120xf20 feet on Second avenu4
west, between Harrison and ThomA9
streets; fine view.
For sale by
ANDREW KNOX,
723 New York Block.