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The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
AT CINCINNATI,
Barker and Donncl1y Arc Chosen as
the Candidates.

Cincinnati, May 11.-For president
Wharton Barker, of Pennsylvania; for
vice president. Ignatius Donnelly, OF
Minnesota. This is the ticket placed
in the field Thursday by what is COM
monty known as the middle-of- the
road populist party, but which, ac-
cording to leaders of the movement,
is the one and only peoples party.
The platform favors irredeemable
paper currency, direct legislation and
public ownership of railroads, tele-
graphs, coal mines, etc.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
OId-Time POLITICIAN Dco.l

Knoxville, Tenn. May 16.-S. D..
Shattuck, formerly of IIiIlsdalc, Mich,
died in this city Tuesday. aged ST.
He was one of the founders of the re-
publican party and was chairman of
the Michigan delegation which nor:i-
mated John G. Fremont for president
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
Three Killed by lightning,

Denton, Tex, May 16.-Tcrriiic cleo
trical storms ragged through the north
and northeastern part of this county
Monday night. Three men, John John
ston, Arthur Haddcn and an unknown
first named by the same bolt OF light
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

Milwaukee, May 16.-Robert NJ. La.
Toilette, former congressman from the
Second congressional district of Wis
consin, comes out as candidate for
the gubernatorial nomination on the
republican ticket
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

Greenwich, Conn, May 16.-The
steam yacht Oneida with its owner. E..
G. Benedict, on board will leave Indian
llarbor after a week Of prepare ton
for two weeks cruise. The yacht
will go to New York. where Grover
Cleveland and Joseph Jefferson will go
aboard
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

Leipsic. May 1G.-lt has been snow
ing heavily here since early in the
morning. The thermometer registers
3GH, degrees. There is also a heavy
snowfall at Chemnitz.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
wisconsin Town burned.

Ashland, Wis, May 1G.--North York,
hamlet on the line of the Wisconsin
Central railroad, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday night. The
fire originated in the woods. The loss
is not given.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

Berlin, May 1G.-During the recent
military tests at Thorn, West Prus-
STA, five artillcrymen were injured by
the explosion of a shell and two sue
cumbcd 10 their injuries.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
Postpone Action

At the conclusion Of Senator Clark S
speech, many senators crowded around
him and shook his hand most cor
daily. AS soon as order was restored
Senator Chandler asked that the con-
sideratio ion of the resolution declaring
the seat vacant be postponed until
"Wednesday, which WAS done.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

Spriggs to succeed himself. Mr..
Clark's reasons for resigning are fully
set forth in the speech he delivered
Tuesday in the senate.
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1900
CII1 NEW >.

Window glass at the Bee Hive.
Milk Drinkers. ny Matthews Jersey
milk.
Ribbons at actual cost this week al
I.osenwaId Bros.
copper, Tin anu galvanized Iron MOTH
vi every description. Whitney Co.
Ladies KID gloves. every pair guar
anteed. 1LJO per pair. hosenwald
Bros.
A complete assortment VI glass nov
eiles. worth JOc, now zoe. at Isosen-
Nald BroA
II you d 10 cultivate your voice
Gee Miss GilletL Residence, s23 South
" alter street
Look into KienwOrts market on
North Third street. lie has the incest
flesh meats IN the city.
Pfettiest wash gO04s you ever saw
al Is. ufeld q Co.'S. All new and eX-
elusive patterns. Just came In.
Our new spring lines Of carpets
BRUSSELS, Wilton, Administers anc
TaOonnerle, are world beaters IN tea
ture, nniAh and prices. Albert Faber
2O5 Railroad avenue.
II you do not wear Sorosis shoes yol
are mlsslng = luKurl that has no para
nel In fOotweaf. Worn by h leader
OF fashion, aud without question th'
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Bros

4 tra,,Ois. DOdd q Lembkc. vail COM
| menCe the laying vi stone tomorrow.
The building. as has been stated here
tofore. Will be located On the corner
OF Third street and Lead avenue. and
when completed Will probably prove "
be one of the finest school buildings IN
the southwest.
There are three murder cases Ia Va
len0ia county. al OF which Will prob
ably be tried at the present term oi
court. They are the territory Ut New
Mexico against O'Fallon and Heath, vi
Iamah, the territory vs.. Patricluiu
Luna, and hat Of the territory against
the person who killed prlmigenita
Marques at san Rafael
There will be a special communIca.
ton OF Temple Lodge No. ., a. r. a
A. NJ, at Masonic hall, wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock sharp. work
in Il. A. degree. Visiting brethren cor
daily invited. BY order OF the w. NJ.
C. W. Medler, secretary.
The winslow Elks will give a grand
ball and banquet ON March AZ. They
want nrst-class orchestra music, and
this morning telesraphcd -. Ruppe, al
albuquerque Elk. to secure them the
best musicians In the city.
j. w. Creighton came down from
Bland las night and purchased a stock
Of goods for his mercantile establish
ment. He will leave tomorrow morn
ing for his home.
William J. Sheik, Of New York, who
has become recently interested in the
llill canyon mining district, came In
from the mountains late yesterday al
ternoon n Will remain In the city FOR
"A few days.
Mrs. II. IL. Bowler and Mrs. Thomas
Moore. of Santa Fe, are in the city
on "A visit to their brother, Charles l..
Thayer. The ladies will remain here
about a week OF ten days.
Captain a. b.. Fitch came up from
Magdalena his morning. He reports
extensive development work being ar
ried on In the various mines in that
district
Hal. Springer. formerly OF this place,
but o a resident of WinslOw, visited
with relatives here yesterday, and re-
turned 90 his new home last night.
I'D. b. Webster, "Keller's Man" from
Oakland, Cal, came In from the west
last night, and has his samples at
Sturges' European.
John Becker is here today from Be
len, ms consulted with numerous
friends and the wholesale merchants
in this city.
A. b. Brown left on a southern bust
ness trip this morning in the interests
Of the Whitney Hardware company.
United States District Attorney w. b.
Childers is In Santa Fe. looking after
some court matters,
j. ]. Sheridan. deputy United States
marshal. left on the midnight train
for Lordsburg,
Attorney II. N. Wllkerson entertained
as his guest yesterday. d. IL. Harris.
OF Fulton, Mo.
Young gentleman wishes board In
private family. Address. l.. A. d., this
office.
MaffhaUi. Ian.a- ruL. -. a.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

United States Marshal c. NJ. Foraker
Is at Santa Fe, attending to court,
which is now in session there.
Rev. L. H.. Allen, who held Congre-
g%aional services at Gallup on Sunday,
returned to the city last night.
Milton Dow, a well-known general
merchant and stock raiser OF the Man
zano mountains. 10 In the city to-day.
Attorney Summers Burkhart left
this morning for Los Lunas to attend
the session OF the Valencia county
court,
Burt Abel has been engaged To look
after the trade OF Bachechi q Giomi
during the temporary illness Of Joe
Bachechl.
The probate court will hold a Sos
sion ON the Goth inst, to enable sew
eral matters to be taken up that. could
not be attended to yesterday and to-
day.
Dan Elliott, the ~well-known Santa
Fe trainmaster, with headquarters At
Las Vegas, Is in the territorial metrop-
oils to-day On business connected with
his duties.
Jose l.. Perea, the Bernalllo county
collector, accompanied by his wife, left
this morning for the town OF Bernalil-
10. where Mr., Perea will enjoy farming
for a week or ten days.
Judge Crawford accommodated tive
strangers this morning with work Oh
the city ditch and viii discharge then
after nye days. The judge dismissed
three more Migrants and ordered then
To leave town.
The ullers Of the soil in Valencia
county are making preparations t.
plant their crops. They have turned
the water into the acequIa, and a mum
Der Of The farmers are doing their
spring blowing.
Attorney Gillett drove down to Los
Lunas yesterday to remain oyer today.
While the court was not Ia session 10.
day he went out to bag a few geese
along the Rio Grande-hayng taken
his shotgun with him.
J. J., ~Goodlander. the well-known
drug tourist. came In from CallfoTnia
last night and 10 receiving orders from
local druggists today. Mr.. GoodlandeI
says that the southern section OF Cali
fornia is greatly In need OF rain.
col. J. Francisco Chayes, the popular
politician OF Valencia county. came IN
from the territorial capital last nigh
and rested up for a few hours In thIs
city, continuing south to Los Lunai
this morning. The colonel was al
santa Fe on business connected with
the territorial penitentiary board.
Hon. Emiliano Gutierres las returned
10 his home a few miles above the city
from a sheep purchasing trip to tn,
Navajo section OF the Rio Pusrcc
country. He purchased quite a batch
OF hne sheep from jose Miller. MT
Gutierres states that the RIO Pusrcc
country Is pretty dry, still stock OF al
kinds are looking fine.
President Hopkins, OF the board Of
education, visited the site where the
central school building will be erected
this morning, and informs The Glitter
that the concrete cement foundation
Is about completed, and that the con
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a. G. smith, Of Bland, who was in
the city yesterday. purchased a bg
stock OF wines, liquors n cigars Tor
the new saloon which he and John (.
sherwood WILL open up IN The CochitI
district next week. UutI their Bruins
Wlck-Bslke Collendar bar fixtures al
rive IN Bland from Chicago. the Arm
VIII establish temporary fixtures. They
have leased the handsome stone build
.ng OF h. r. MCGOWAN IN the central
part Of the town.
7. y. Maynard, watch Inspector for
the santa Fe system. leaves for san
Mareial tonight on an Official visit
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RAdAraooo,s Innnr.non

Last Saturday night the Joe Badar-
resort on the Mountain road was
mysteriously destroyed by IRE. As the
proprietor was out OF the cay at that
time. Il was impossible to ascertain
the amount OF Insurance he carried.
However, +. IL. Kent has returned
from the mountains. and he gives the
Information that the Niagara Insur-
ance company, OF which he is the local
agent, has an insurance OF $1,000 on the
Badaracco building n stock. Mr.,
Kent expects an adjuster here in a day
or two.
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NeteUlug Ia hr above tuc uuurTslgurd de.
nitCs 10 inform Tue public hat ue viii Continue
tWv general Insurance business heretofore car.
Tea on by JustU l., ArmuO, auI NIll represent
ulc same companies anu give TO patrons tuv
same pTuWpt ana satisfactory service formerly
accorded ny mE AruIu. lie sOuClts the pa,
tonnage Ol an patrons a. NUu Az sucu new ia.
uuuagc as tue pubic may DC wiling to Bt.
s,oa, OulCe noon No n Grant bluck, AlBu.
44CT4ur, n. VA,
P.F. MCCANNA.
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Notice b. hereby given that the undersigned
has tins uay sold To 4 r.. MCOauua the nle lu-
slfanCr ana real estate business heretofore
conducted BY nam aud JAaI AL Indebtedness
Tor Insurance uCCImng puJr ~ March /, 1900,
"lu be collected by tue uuucTsigned,
JUaIO 49, KMIJJ
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

NOIh-AA classified advertisements, VI
~ H,ucr uurt-i one cent a word tor each
II MInin am charge for any classified
advertisement 10 cents, IN order to insure
Eroper Cli5sincauOn, al liners should be left
al this uuice not later than : O'Clock y, m,
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pl AlhltH A. Tue superintendent IT,
port showed an enrolment of l.O9s pu-
pills.
The t%reasurer's report showed a bal
ance OF s3,5S9.9l.
by the death OF Trustee Bowden.
Mr.. Fox was appointed to MI the va
cancy on the supply committee, and
Trustee Rankin Vas assigned to the
vacancy on the building committee.
Upon motion, President Hopkins and
Trustee Fox will constitute u commit
tee to prepare resolutions regarding
the death of Mr.. Bowden.
For the benefit of the board OF edu-
cation, President Hopkins informed
them that the excavation for the cell
lar for the central school building had
been completed, and that probably
the structure would be in course OF
erection within the next few days,
lie reported having made arrange
ments with Mr.. Wardwell for the con-
Veyance OF pupils to and from the Uni
versity at one dollar a day.
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That means II you invest it in Hahn's
coal II Will last longer than II you
buy any other.
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,hlns.e nnu Jap.n.ss Al.lun..I

superior quAiIty IA Choicest 81 les a,
-rdicuiousiy iOw prices, Albert FaOer,
uraut building.
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BOARD VI EDUCATION,
The New Central School Building Other
Business Given Attention.

The board vi education held It's reg
ular meeting last night and transact
Cd a great amount Of old and new
business. Those present were Presi-
dent Hopkins. Trustees Rankin. Fox.
Harsch and DOdd.
The following bills were presented
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% KENT


EOk kENI-NeN slE.TuUm brick house Nth
bath, luus. h heleluE Agent,
FOX KENI-fur ulsuel looms Tor I.-I.
4 housekeeping, al Uut mouth SECOND 81.
ONLLl, sunny and comfortable rooms.
- reasonable Iatcsf also tor llgul uuusrAre..
ing, over pu-luulle, MUa. DrIusulga,
INOh h. l-rlTst class luIUeUu-TuOm fur
u ulsueu house complete, TO a responsible
parry iuT d team ut ycaIs, none uIt responsible
ptAy ucga Apply curlCI lulrl Aul Aua4uU
avenue, AlUirsa lY NIs u.lcr.
OOh HkkEI Val rent nicely furnished
- o-IOum JulA residence, modem, close lH,
ON best residence street, Tor 4 year, stable,
carnage, etc, Cheap. Don't miss THIS. Owner
leaving cay, \, MeAlgu AgcGCy, over Ne
uuual Bank,
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EOk SALk-
Walter. ~
6O.ioot lot, block %, Highlands.
loOAlt3 corner Copper avenue and lin
street,
8 lots on Lead avenue between Second and
lhIra streets,
4 lOts, corner Lead avenue aud Fourth street.
4 lots On Goal avenue between second aud
lhIrl streets,
4 lots, corner Second street and Coal avenue
2lots, haEIediue avenue, between SeCuu
and lhlTl streets.
~ lots tull UiJsk-Oppas,t the new city
park.
z acres, north part OF city.
lot On lulrl street opposite A, X +. shops.
baTgaICa 10 the dyUyc,
M. r. srAMM.
FOR SALs-The furniture OF Louis Barr.
fAi west SILVER avenue, Inquire AZ resI-
ueucc between 40 dul ~ q, u,
FOR SALE-A violin, bedroom sets, p.g.
lures, UuC-a-UTaC. IuquuU az Mrs. Il, A..
Sehus'e' nom TO unIu MaTau To-
kNOR SALE-For $500 property on Mar.
- quelte avenue, NuCrg Judge Collier tuI-
insIly feslde4' Enquire ui ~, n, Maroon,
FOR SALk-FresA Lime, Just received at
52'a cents a uuauel, ucuyerUI To auy
pan OI CITY, Leave uTucrs AZ lartagla Bros.
iOll south second street
FOR sALE-rAreg lots, upon which frame
house WlkA uNG Rooms ana Jatu room, 4I
convenient u~utuuu1ca, wluumul, orchard, etc,
fur Particulars Gail ON lclTy EIgks, 80. l#UU
south BToadsay,
EOK SALE-Ihr couteuts OF a tl.uy.uhree
fOumloASluR l1latt completely tuIlis4J4.
uGluuiu NO odtl Iuuua, tuu toilet IUuus.
gas ALL tlcel.~ NEHt Low cent auJ Ben
month u, W. strong
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business

Box seats, Sl.5u; .uNer door. 81; inst two
gallery, QUO,
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It's Light, Wholesome aud Full Of Laugh
tgI Chicago Herald,
Cuuasus Caa Ue ORDERED for lO.3O
O'CLOCK.
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FOX NENI-Furuisued rooms tor I-l.
4 housekeeping, al Uut moth SECOND 81.
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kNOR SALE-tUr $500 property on Mar.
~ quetle avenue, Wucrc Judge Collier tuT.
merry resided Enquire ui ~, n, Marion,
MhIuug block,
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.

c. A. M hENZlE, p,,
SIS, OO0-Corner eox120; three-story build
ing pays a good income; well located
in the Wholesale district and good
sl2.000-Buys a choice income property on
Second avenue. close in. paying IA per
cent. net This property was taken IN
on a mortgage, and can be made 10 pay
a good interest on $50. 900, the original
price. This is one of the best invest
ments on the market.
s6,000-60x14S feet all filled perfect title;
cheapest lot on First avenue south.
ssn0 to s1.50o-For lots just south of the
fill on tide lands; fine investment.
So, 600-60xl20 feet on First avenue and
Stewart street; very cheap.
Sc. 750-lS0x120 feet on Queen Anne ave-
nue., containing a fine S-room house;
mortgagee's price; just one-half orig
81. 6O0-94xI20 feet, Seventeenth avenue and
John street
81, 200-Cheapest lot on Seventeenth ave-
nue. near John street.
sS0O-60x12S, best buy on Twentieth ave-
nue.; street graded; sewer and water.
S2.7Oo-60x120 feet corner, on Eighth ave-
nue.; fine view; good place to build sew
eral houses; cheap lot; only one block
from street. car; walking distance.
sl,4O0-60x100 feet corner prettiest corner
on Boylston avenue.
si50-Fine building lot on Twenty-second
avenue; good location easy terms
S5O-Several nice building lots on Queen
Anne hill.
$750-Cheapest lot on first hill, Summit
avenue and olive; elegant view; the
owner Is going to Cape Nome reason
of sacrifice; also has one lot on Bel
mont avenue, near Pike. for $500.
N.3O0-l04x100 feet corner Boylston and
Olive streets; graded sewer and water;
the best buy on first hill
S2,5OO-Nice modern Groom house on Six
teenth avenue: close to Yesler way
AI5-60x12S, Twenty-first avenue, near
Madison street
S460-47xl20, corner Eighteenth ayenue
north; easy terms
s9O0-lO0xl00 feet, Twenty second avenue
and King; lies nicely sewer and water;
close to school: cheap.
S4V-l02Xl00 feet corner on car line: Just
north of Fremont: monthly payments.
81, 4OO-6-room house Twenty-seVenth and
king; easy payments
Sl25-Lot 5Ox100, facing Woodland park
Vacant lots in all parts of the city and
at all prices from SIS up.
Szo,ooo to loan on real estate security:
any size loan desired
PURCHASE TIDE LANDS
We have over 200 lots for sale including
many factory sites; can locate you any
place desired; First avenue south offers
the best speculation in the city; will
surely double in the next year
c. A. M'KENZIE
Ieh' fed 1851 Room !, Coman Block.
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For SALE BY E. w. WEST.


% and % Union Block
$750-Fine corner lot, doxlOo; convenient to
car and school; street graded and sew
cred; cement sidewalk.
s2Jo-Two lots (corneD in Brooklyn 40xloo
each.
$S.Oo0-An excellent site for improvement
purposes; two good level lots, 5oxlco
each corner on Pike and Bellevue;
within few minutes walk Of Pike and
Second ave.
SCHOONER lot, 66xl2o; graded street; con-
Venient TO Madison car line; three blocks
from Minor school easy terms.
81 ,J0o-AH unusually fine corner lot on sec
ond hill, North OF Madison; 60xl2O, east
front.
$l,00o-Fne level lot on l4th ave. north
Of Madison. 60Nl0O; street is graded and
severed, good view.
$l.6o-Iot h Reuton add, on 10th ave.
one block from Madison.
SG0U-I.ot 61Nl4u, 18th ave. three blocks
north OF Madison
$3.50 Corner lot ON John street. 60xl2s
$'5e-Lot ON Bellevue ave. good view; COX
Stoo-Corucr lot in Nagle's add; fun size;
one block from Broadway.
SUo-Corngt. 6oxi2o, on Fourth ave. north
S,5o-Double corner u20xl2W on 9TH ave.
north convenient To car
$50 Nice level lot, ioxlo5. on 23rd ave.
three blocks north OF Madison; good
$500 Lot eoxl5S. corner. cleared and
gruhbed convenient to Madison st.
Soo-SN lots ar Green Lake; three hio-ks
from car line; cleared. fenced and In
cuuyauon sidewalk 10 car
sl5H-lot anNlB at Tatona
SINNo- tlNr acres or improved land south
ot thc city house. harm and chicken
Yards bearing fruit. tract Is irrigated:
turu.tHrr goes with the place, "a nice
place tot ONE one desiring an improved
suburban home
81 'HN ru r-lsra home nn second hin MORT,
" Madison street. fac level lot. 61xl2o.
streets Hr. graded and severed water
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VACANT PROPERTY.

S. 500-Four lots on Thirteenth and John
streets. sidewalk, graded streets. sewer
and all improvements in and paid for.
Each lot 60 by Is feet Here is a good
chance 10 buy and build and sell again,
for this is the choicest residence prop
ertN in the city.
sS5O-ChoiCe lot on Fourteenth avenue,
close to Madison street, this is a snap.
Schooner lot, 20 by is feet on Twenty
FIRST avenue aud East Union street; lots
graded
$3.50 each for two lots on Twenty-Arst ave-
nue.. one block from Madison street; an
other snap,
81 50o-FuU lot on Seventeenth avenue,
near Madison; high and level with com
handing view
SO -Four fine lots In Ross addition; two
lots i'm Hicks addition. owned by East
tru party is a good buy.
So F'oar lots on queen Anne hill. near
(iayior and seventh avenue west
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RENToN HILL ADDITION.
RENToN HILL ADDITION.

We have 20 lots left in this addition:
streets are graded; we have instructions
to close out this property, so we Will
make prices the same We did during
the hard times. The lots are all 50 by
100 feet Abstracts furnished with all
lots; interest 6 per cent. No trouble to
show this property.
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FOR SALE-7-room modern house. lot
Goxi21. in fruit and flowers, Boren ave-
nue.. near Denny way 1850. terms.
broom cottage. corner 60NlM, fruit trees:
$3.50. IL loss than cost OF house terms
s-room house near Madison: lot S0Nl5S;
price 500. snap
Double corner l20xl20. on Twelfth ave-
nue.. near Madison, Sl.tu0
Splendid business location ON First ave-
nue.: corner 30NlaD, $4,000
We have houses. lots and vacant lots In
all parts Of tho city on which YOU can
make your own terms. List your prop
erty with Western Exchange Sei New
York block.
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3 SNAPS IN HOMES.

Eight-room dwelling. full-sized lot, strict
ly modern view unsurpassed: cheap
and easy terms.
Splendid 5-room cottage full-sized lot
lawn, fruit, easy terms
Four-room cottage, lawn, flowers, car
service, nice little home. on easy
terms.
Choice lots, on Renton hill. out Broad
way and Queen Anne hill
]. COMPTON & Co,
Room 7. Downs Building.