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Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
A New Paramount Issue.

QUINCY, Ill.,, Oct. 9.-Bryan is evil
IDENTIFY paramounting the trust issue. His
speech here today was almost entirely on
that theme. A crowd of ten thousand
listened to him here. He said the conf
ing out of SO many people early in the
morning was evidence that the people
were taking great interest in the fight
against trusts. He had been busy for
years prosecuting the republican party
or grand larceny. He declared that the
trusts had raised the prices on nearly all
manufactured articles flom the prices of
three years ago, while farm products were
not bringing SO much.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09

is complete. The employees vent out %.
2 strike this morning for increased ~.
Conductors want raise from seventeen
and half cents per hour to twenty-two1
and : half cents. Fireinen want ! raise
OF i've cents per hour and linemeu two
and half cents. One q the incidentso of
the sitnation y the tie-up Of the locnl
papers. All the newspapers ~ the cisy
get power from the compauy M today
they are unable e print II conaeque -
Of the strike. gs
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Want Standard Oil Magnates.

ST. LOUIS, Mo Oct. ga formal de-
mand for the extradition of John d.
Rockefeller, Henry NJ Flagler and other
prominent officers of the Standard Oil
company was made on Governor Roose-
Welt of New York today by c. F.Thomas,
county attorney Of McLennan county.
Texas. The Standard Oil Officers were
indicted in Waco in 1894 for alleged vio-
latior of the antitrust laws A requisi.
ton was made at that time for H. G.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. Git is now
practically settled that the strike will end
with Fridays convention. Pending the
coming meeting the miners are gossip
ping about the proposed terms of settle
ment. There has developed determi-
nation to have the scale fixed definitely
SO it can not be changed in the immedi-
ate future. Preparations for tomorrow's
parade is estimated that between fifteen
and twenty-five thousand men will be in
line. After the demonstration President
Mitchell will address the assemblage.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Fusion In Hawaii.

HONOLULU, Oct. 2.-Everything is
politics here. Three parties are in the
field and the republicans are split. There
is probability that the white democrats
will fuse with the natives 10 down the
missionary party. The supreme court
has decided that only those here previous
to June I4th can vote. This decision
disfranchises seven hundred anti. admin.
istration voters. Registration closes on
the roth inst. So far there are three ma
tives to one white registered. The fight
is not between natives and whites as a
missionary party. but by the newly ar
rived whites and natives against the mis-
siOnaries
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Cabinet Meeting Te1ay.

WATHINcToN, Oct. .. The cabiuet
was In session two hours and coual dsred
all the dispatches received tom the
United States officials from china since
their last nasctiug. The latest meaaaesl
nom Chaftee y 70 the effect that the
marines would leave Pekin Thursday. II
was the expressed opinion Of the cabinet
that the general chinese situation -
looking favorable. The French nose a.
the subject brought out considerable dis;
cussion. Il was decided that the secre-2
tary would prepare n answer 70 Il ~.
ting forth the position If the Uuited
States.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
ROOSEVELT RESTS
IN SAINT LOUIS
The Rough RIDER Takes \ Easy
Today h ths Enemy Country
Speaks Il t'Colllsesm Toalsht.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9. Chairman Hanna to-
day made the following statement in
reply to Bryan's charge in his Salem
speech. referring to the point that the
republican campaign managers were col.
lecting huge fund from the trust mag
mates to buy votes and corrupt election
officials: 1T is Bryan's last cry Of dea-
peration. He abandons all collateral
issues on which he has made an effort to
attempt to mislead the American people.
He forgets the dignity due the high Office
to which aspires and lowers himself to
make infamous charges. His accusation
is untrue. He knows that It is untrue.
Therefore, the public can draw its own
conclusion"
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 9.-Roosevelt il
taking an easy dav at the gateway Of the
ensmy's country. After 4 late breakfast
the governor received few private
friends in the parlors Of the Planters
Hotel. At noon committee Of 100 busi-
ness men escorted him to the Merchants'
Exchange where he made an address.
From thence he went to the Travelling
mems sound money club and to the Uni
versity club. This afternoon the K 3uell
Rider was driven to Forest Park where
he mounted horse and galloped OF for q
long ride. On his return he will rest and
await the formation Of the parade which
will escort him to the Coliseum where he
is to speak tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Odds Five to One.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Another million
aire with money to bnrn has placed a
bet on Bryan. James Kilduff, wealthy
mine owner from the west has deposited
twenty thousand dollars in cash to be bet
at the prevailing odds that Bryan will
carry Ohio. Bookmaker Ullman says
that the chances are five to one against
Bryan and that he will take part of the
bet.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Amer Geld Delnecraas

CARrHAcE, Mo-, Oct. O. Dryan y
fused to leave his car today 10 make J 10
minute speech at Camp Point. whsfe the
people had assembled Ia the public
square to hear him. At Golden be spoke
70 1000 aud here 6ooo. Through this
district he l. trying 10 win back the gold
democrats BY ignoring the question u
finances In his speeches.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Bryan's Last Day.

QurNcy, Oct. . This = Hryan's last
day for Illinois. He began Nh second
days tour here this morning speaking
TO several thousand people from thsI
court house square. His itnerary ~
the day includes AZ cities. ciosinK %.
night at Joliet. Wednesday ne censil.
date will leave for Michigan for two
days tour IL the state.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Mac Arthur's Report.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-Ceneral Mac
Arthur cables under date Of October 7th:.
"Killed near San Quinten. Luzon, Oct.
s. Paul Jenkins, Company A. Thirty-third
infantry. Wounded 1. Harris. Com
pany B, Thirty-thiri; wounded and cap
tured, Eugene Todd, Company A, Thirty
third infantry.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Jury to View the Scene.

GEoRcErowN, KY, oct. The Jury
IN the Youtsey case are diapossd - ~
with due deliberation. After hearing ~
testimony Of several witnesses this u,crn-
ing, some Of which was very unfavorabie
70 Youtsey. they len IA body ~
Frankfort TO view the scene of the muir
der at the court house grounds.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Street Car Strike.

TERRE HAuTK, Ind, Oct. 9.-The
threatened trouble between the local
managers Of the street railway and the
employees came on today and the tie up
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Democratic Tactics.

CHICAGO, Oct. o.-Democratic Com
miteeman Campau said today in an inter-
view that the committee had reliable in
formation that the republican committee
intended to cause the manufacturers to
notify their employees that in case Bryan
was elected business would shut down.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
Fear Triad Outbreaks.

CANTON, Oct. 6.-The defeat Of The
Chinese imperial troops by the Triads
north Of here il regarded . ! serious
matter. The Triads are reported to he
marching on to Hong Kong and the for
eign troops at Hong Kong are preparing
to meet any emergency.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09
President at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. o.--Thc president
and wife arrived this morning from Can
ton. An important cabinet meeting will
be held this afternoon relative to the de-
velopment Of the Chinese question.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-09

NEW YoRK, Oct. o.-According to the
statement of the American bible society
the total number of missionaries killed
and missing Is 1873.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22
FOR sArE-cITY REAL rsrs--<
Continued.
FRANK II pE>-rCr-


FRANK II. RENICK A N
.-,. I1-Gl2 Bailey Block
$5co-One acre OF land on oneen
plalteu on three sides: levsi
good soil; car line wifi pa =
iana: elty water; we have -
these Queen Anne acre trsess
each tract IL a fun acre: hs,s ~
lots. SssA' y y /
secc-I4 acre on 2sth ave. SOUTH :.
- ed; cleared and fenced = -
WV acres, level and good lan4
Ravenna Park
SlSo-S acres. The finest strawberry ~,
Lake Washington, with a ~
,ne iake north and south ana -
looking the city. on COUNTY ~.
ana close to Petersons 49,
adjoining land occupied Ana
proved; a large family can ~ =
ported on one of these trarfs ~
tracts adjoin Mr.. p. ponnsv,s
nous strawberry farm,
N'So-4 lots, @Nle each, adjoinins n.
s6Vo-6-room plastered house. ryass
ss"i-l.arge corner lot, 70xxo; ma =
and severed. N@t
$20-Lots near James street car NJ.
TOP OF mn highest point ~
fecuy level; sidewalks In Srcs! =
lots; easy terms "'1t
ssco-Fine corner on Queen Anne ~. !.
s@o-Choice OF number OF xood -.
Laws End add: SITS. graded
N,co-F>ine building site on iwS a..
north of Madison st; east f,rss5s. ~
S'5o-as acres Of land. land adtsS<
plated; level. and the malirs = !!
nice little home; within -
blocks or Queen Anne avenn>'~
A,@o-One of the finest houses r -
avenue: just finished.
N'Soo-e-room house; North Sesttk: =
81, no-5 small houses on es-foot Ia -
In. renting for $50, st, grrdsA ~
-. .sewercd bet 3 car lines
$9oo-5 lots, 4oxlO0 each. on Maids.
cleared and fenced; good plsss !
St5oo-laxl20; Ninth, near Pika
sl,sc-6oxl9; Ninth, near Pike.
SSotl-e0xl2O; Fourteenth avenue
s5I5-4sx120 Fifteenth avenue.
Ssoo-6NNin, on Madison.
Sl,So0--6o feet on Madison: Rerton -
S90o-s0xls0; Fifteenth avenue -
SSVo-Lot In Walla Walla add. on mn -
80 feet from James street car ~
street graded and Severed.
S,&p-larse Broom house: Close n
VI, Ioo-Soxll0. with Groom hons 4,
ground thoroughly improved. ~.
and small fruits; north Of NsST.
st; second hill
2OO-Lsots In Cove addition
%l5o-Rigelow add; corner lot, 5oxin: !.
Second avenue north.
$l5o-Two lots In Lake View add: a n.
on Queen Anne hill; 100 lots mn
ditions: 100 lots In North esstiss
Don't fall to see US before bays,Hsss
2i1-2l2 Bailey Block.
FRANK H. RENICK a co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22
FOR sALE-CITy REAL ESTATE
Continued.
Fred L Fehren. Chas. e. Marvin.
REPRESENTATIVE CO.,
INVESTMENT BROKERS.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSUR-
ANCE,
23o-e31 Pioneer Bldg. Phone. Main las.

Conditions: A steady. healthful increase
in demand for Seattle realty and an esps-
cially large increase for home properties,
with large reduction in offerings. with
the result that the demand for these prop
critics is largely in excess of the supply.
Increased activity in building. with the
prospect that this activity will increase
during the entire fall and winter.
Desirable houses for rent are in active
demand, and new homes, well located.
may be leased to long time tenants at
attractive rates
During the coming week we wish to Sc
cure few desirable homes for sale or
rent on first hill, or home locations on
first hill, second hill. Broadway, North
Seattle or Queen Anne districts.
We have some very desirable properties,
both improved and unimproved, for sale.
among which we quote the following:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22
IN THE POPULAR BROADWAY
DISTRICT.

Ss,Do-For an attractive eleven-room
residence; fine corner location; 10
foot frontage: Sound facing: with
a most magnificent view and most
beautiful surroundings
S000-For another beautiful new
home in this attractive district.
This home has every modern con-
venience, has attractive finishings
and surroundings. Immediate pos
session can be given. 1t may be
rented at $50 per month for long
time lease, making 1t a splendid
investment proposition.
S.oD-For still another attractive
home in this district This Is a
corner location. with a strictly
modern, convenient residence, and
all furniture and furnishings COM
plete. These furnishings are in
splendid condition and include an
elegant piano.
ss,oo0-For still another attractive
home in this district This ofYer
includes four large lots, with COM
manding view and beautiful sur
roundings.
$3,Jo-For still ANOTHER new beau
district This residence is entirely
new, has splendid view of the
Sound and is attractive in all OF
Its parts and finishings. 1t must
be sold subject to a secured lease
for three years at $500 per year.
$35oo-For still another new. beau
tiful home in this district. Large
lot, fine view. Must also be sold
subject to a three years secured
lease at $500 per year.
2D0-For eight-room house. good
view, corner, same district.
27co-For still another. This In a
ten-room house While not new,
II has an attractive location and
Is good rental or residence prop
erty.
H,750-For a new five-room residence
on goth avenue. convenient TO
Madison. This property is in con-
slant demand for use at liberal
rental rates.
$2.50o-For another new, modern six
room house on 10th avenue, con-
venient to two car lines. This is
a corner location. with an excellent
opportunity for building another
residence on the same lot
$3.50, or 5000 fully furnished-For
eight-room residence. strictly mod
ern. including furnace. two lots
on saith avenue, Madrona park dis
trict. This district is rapidly be-
coming popular, and must be the
scene of great building activity in
the near future, as the view and
surrounding improvements are
very desirable.
S,seo-For five-room cottage near
Broadway. first hill Lot e0xl2s
and within convenient walking dis
lance
N,07S-For a modern eight-room
residence. This Is foreclosed prop
erty and must be sold
A,@o-For two eight-room resi-
dences, each renting at $500 per
year. and within walking distance
$6.0o-For two nine-room residences,
close In and renting for $500 per
year
S2.IOo-For ten-room residence, with
storeroom in basement and two
lots fronting on Denny park
While this Is not new property.
II 10 good income property, and the
lots, II vacant. should bring the
entire price we ask for the prop
erty. 1t can be rented at s45e per
vaar
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION sale Of elegant furniture. the
contents OF eight-room private house.
II. @. Bickerton 4 Co. win sell by auc-
ton on the premises. No. 501 Twenty
second avenue south. on Wednesday the
eth of July. at 10 O'Clock sharp, the
contents. consisting in part as follows:
Iron bed, folding bed oak bed sets.
springs, mattresses. extension table.
dining chairs. sideboard, china closet,
bookcase chiffonier. rockers, parior
suite. elegant square grand piano. cost
300. walnut: icebox, velvet and Brussels
carpets, rugs. curtains. bed lounges.
fine steel range, china. glass, kitchen
furniture. Don't forget, Wednesday,
25th, at 10 o'clock sharp, at sol Twenty
second avenue south; take Rainier
Heights, or Jackson street car
AUCTION sale of furniture at r. q. Bick-
erton e. Co.'S sAlerooms. 1919 First ave-
nue. on Tuesday the oath, at 10 o'clock
sharp; bed sets. springs. mattresses. ex-
tension table. dining chairs, rockers.
fine folding beds bookcase, bicycles.
sewing machines. center tables. pictures.
piano, writing desks. toilet sets, lamps.
mattings. carpets. rugs, steel range.
cook stoves, heaters. crockery, glass.
cooking utensils, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: For BEN
eft Of those suffering from skin diseases
and facial blemishes. superfiuous hair,
moles, warts. birth marks. scars. red
veins, etc, removed by electric needles.
no marks: absolutely painless; also
wrinkles. pimples. moths, ringworms,
blackheads. peck marks, eczema ana
over thirty other skin diseases; disease.
OF women and nervousness treated by
electricity; regular graduate and regis
tered lady doctor; postgraduate Of DR..
Paris, and Dir. John III. Woodbury's der
matoiogicai institute, New York. Larg-
est electrical apparatus on Coast. Per-
manent cure guaranteed. The Paris and
New York Medical Eiectrolysis Instf-
tute, 300 and $40 Washington block, First
avenue; charges half price this month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

AUGUST FIFTH
We will have ready for
occupancy on East Union
street, near Twenty-first,
q modern six-room house. with large bath
room, closets, storeroom and reception
hall. 1t can be bought with
MODERATE CASH PAYMENT;
deferred payments in
monthly installments, that will
not be more than you would pay In rent
for same accommodations. House Is
thoroughly well built, double floor, sheet
ed and sided cellar under the whole
Price low, and regulated according to
size Of lot you take; can sell lot to
suit.
OUR FREMONT HOUSES
are all sold. We will build more on the
same easy terms.
Call and examine
and cease to pay rent
WM. =. HARPER,
Dexter Horton Bank Building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22
BELOW THE MARKET

Can get credit for
$3.50 cash payment
The owner and builder OF
large. handsome residence.
built to accommodate two families, in
suites Of 8 and rooms. entirely separate,
with two bath rooms, porcelain tubs,
marble wash basins and open plumbing.
NEEDS MONEY
to complete building He will credit
purchaser with $3.50. and retain use OF one
apartment, II desired. for eighteen months
ON $500 per month rental for the time
SPLENDID LOCATION.
On graded street, with sewer. water. gas
and electric light. All street improve
ments paid for. AS an investment II will
pay
70 PER CENT INCOME.
1t Is a profitable certainty;
investigate.
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IN VACANT PROPERTY.


s6.De-if pur,.-.ed soon. for an ele-
CANT corner. 60xls0 on Western
avenue These vacant Western
avenue corners are scarce. and at
the present Offer this Is very
attractive investment proposition
sayo-lf taken quickly, for splen-
did corner, l21xl2o on Ninth ave.
nue., close in.
si50oo-For another EniendIa rorror
l2cxl@, on Fifth avenue. southwest
corner Cherry With a small in
vestment this property can be
De made TO pay magnificent tn
come, which would he insured with
lease from a long, time tenant
or we viii lease this vacant prom
erty for period Of ten years M
rental which will make IL an at
ractiYe investment proposition
I'll, oe-For another splendid double
corner, l@xl@, on Ninth avenue,
one OF the most elegant locations
on the first hill
81, Aio-For nice lot on Minor south
OF Pike. double facing
N,@S-'For lot jslNlcA. fine location
on Boyfston avenue south OF Pike
s60e-If taken Immediately, for two
attractive lots. 49xll0 each on
Thirty-seoond avenue north OF
lesler We Will furnish money 10
build on these lots II desired
Street graded.
81 Each for other very attractive
lots convenient 10 Drexel houle-
ward. overlooking MadrOna park
VIII also furnish money for build
Ing on these lots II desired. spe-
clal FOR this week
sf15-Fpr desirable corner lot on zls,
avenue. north of Madison VIII
furnish money for building on this
property Y the lot is paid for
500 60 81 20 Each for very desirable
residence lots on 18Th avenue. norm
OF Madison
$50 10 te50-Each FOR desirable lots
between l5th and 18th. one block
south u East jefferson.
$40 10 $50 For nfhsr lots between
18Th ard Is,h. fronting on East
Jefferson
We aul furnish money for building
purposes on these locations They
are attractive and within easy
walking distance
s. $40 For another attractive corner
lot 90 Ifih avenue. north os East
JcrerAen
tsoo 60 $50 Each Tor attractive lots
on S0mm9 avenue. "a ihs broad
aaV district
SO to gse zach FOR very attractive
lets On Belmont avenue north Of
Denny wzV. Broadway district
s. go 10 s. asb-Each Tor nther A.,
tyagtlve tafs ant corners ~n Heel
mont avenue. nart6 " Republican.
Broadway district
We have most beautiful locations IN
the broadway district On every important
avenue Nearly every io-atiln Is attrac-
tive btczusc 70 has a magnificent vgew 4
the sound. noun talus and r!ty.
During the corning week We shall offer
some very attractive Investment Iroposi-
tlcns En- dowutlNn and close iA rrorrr-
ties These lu-estrnaut proregtiss viii
Yield net Income ~ 20 PER ecst. ar more.
We also have some splendid business
pro pos. tons ana opportunities which We
advertise under their raspectlSs headings.
IN OUR ARCHITECTURAL DEPART
ME%T
We are extremely busy. We have taken
orders for eight homes during the past
fen DAYS We are ready 10 show plans
ard behave that ue can couF1res Won
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-A-s-----~--
THREE BARGAINS.

2 lots one a corner fronting on a fine
graded street: also fronting on the bay:
high and slightly; fenced and small
house room for or houses great
snap for a builder or "A bargain hunter:
within easy walking distance. Price,
$i,6O0
Worth double this amount. II you
want the best bargain In Seattle, sec
this early.
10 ACRES-Two blocks from Green Lake
car line and In full view Of cars and
lake; very fine for subdiyiding. Price.
s2,O00.
10 ACRES-Highly improved; In the town
of Richmond miles north OF Ballard I;
house. harm. chicken houses and yards:
orchard. fine spring; water carried over
much Of this beautiful farm from spring
In iron pipes: 10 hydrants: facing the
Sound, the railroad and also the county
road. Price, $500
This place is choice In every way and
a remarkable bargain.
We offer the above three properties
as specials, and feel sure you will not
be disappointed ~ you will sec them.
We have a very choice list Of vacant
lots. also improved properties in all
parts Of Seattle, and n affords US pleas
TIRE To show them 10 you II your time
Is limited write or telephone and we
VIII call to see you.
DO YOU want 10 sell your property
quick7 List IL with US.
GREAT NORTHERN LAND co,
SI1 First avenue. Phone. Main $50
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NICHOLS 4 NUM-.


The Renton I'M addition II the Mr. ~
ldence property in the city; Il \ = ~
Madison st car line: fine View Il ~
Cascade mountains and Mount R1lo11r.
we have n few lofs left In this ~
that We can sell you from tSoo 70 m =
easy terms: only per cent luie1ue1.
abstracts furnished with each Iot:: RI
ave. Is graded. with sewer. water n
gas. all paid for.
We can also give you choice OF thru
lots in tho Walla Nalla ad6floe
adjoining the Renton Hin addition = N
south.
ss50-For a choice lot on 18th ave. -.
sewer and gas. all In and paid ~; k6
adjoining this property are now oSr11
for 81 200 apiece.
N00-Lot G0xf2s feet, on 2ard avenva
S9o0--Lot 75xl21 feet, corner OF E4St -
rion. st. and 10Th ave: all in9e11p
ments In. 'S
We have choice list OF impvsso1 -
unimproved property that We cus ~
you on easy terms at a low rata x y
tercst
NICHOLS a NUM-.
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FOR sALE-CIrY REAL ESTATE
Continued.

that our plans are most attractive and
economical to build.
This department Is in charge OF our
architect, Mr.. F. A Sexton, who has built
some of the prettiest homes in Minneap-
oils and Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

We have money to loan on desirable
Seattle realty.
We write insurance in the reliable old
Lion Insurance Company.