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The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
PORTO RICO IS SATISFIED.

DR.. J. FL. Hollender, treasurer Of the
Island of Porto Rico, and formerly asso-.
ciate professor of economics Of the Johns
Hopkins University, delivered an address
to graduate students of the university
a few evenings ago, on the condition OF
the island. After describing the manner
of government and the conditions Of 10.
cal self-government, he said:
"The condition of affairs is Hopefully
and everywhere the best element of the
island is rallying to the support OF Mr..
Mckinley's administration. The feeling
is growing among the people that the adj
mnistration is doing it's best to benefit
the island What Porto Rico needs is
an intelligent appreciation Of the real
conditions Of Americans. l do not now
think that an intelligent man could feel
that the Porto Rico tariff was anything
but necessary fiscal device. We need
So, ,O0OO00 for the island if we are to
accomplish anything. The alternatives
OF the tariff law were either a subsidy
from the United States, or else the paua
perization Of the island. At the present
time il the alternatives were presented
of deriving the necessary money from di-
rect taxation or from the tariff, the de-
cision would be overwhelmingly In favor
of the tariff. The discomfort that once
existed was caused by the delay that oc-
Cured in taking any action at all.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
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ADMIRAL WATSON H.. .
DEN0UNCES BRYAN.
FiIipinos Would Be Quiet but
for This Election.
All that Remain Under Arms Are buf
GuerilIas and Banoits and Only q
Fraction Of the Whole.

Rear Admiral Watson, late commander
Of the American naval squadron IN orr
cntal waters, has returned to this coun-
try. probably from his last cruise. lie
thinks the time has come for him 10
sneak more as q citizen than as naval
officer. and his opinion OF the conditions
in the Philippines is well worth reading
He says:
"I am looking forward to the result Of
the presidential contest with anxiety "hd
deep interest, for know what 1t means,
not only TO the future Of our country as
n power among the nations Of the world,
but TO hundreds Of thousands of people
in the far-away Philippines, who wonder
if we are going to step aside and watch
their throats being cut by the Iagalog
tribes now In arms against us.
"The great majority of the people OF
those islands look upon Aguinaldo and
his party as enemies. The cry only serves
TO give them the thought Of what VIII
happen il American protection of their
homes and lives is withdrawn.
81 would like to correct msconcep-
ton that exists in the minds of some peo-
ple concerning the officers and men OF
our army and navy. Can anybody be-
ljeve that citizens who serve under orr
flag, and who are generally known here
at home as peaceable and big-hearted
men, are going to change their whole ma
ture MS soon as they get out Of sight Of
the United States?
Wherever in those islands an army
post has been established for any length
of time the neighboring populations have
taken to heart the attitude Of our men
toward them, and have been swift to
show their gratitude.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01

Look at our own country. Has the
American Indian ever had any truer
friend than the soldier of Uncle Samf
Times innumerable the army officer has
stepped in to save the red man from the
rapacty Of the civilian, and IL in tho
hearts Of our Indians there has ever
grown up feeling Of loyalty and graft
tude to the United States, that feeling
has been planted there by the American
soldier, once his bitterest and most re-
lentless foe.
"The vast majority Of the people are
beginning to realize what American rule
means. Once they were suspicious Of us,
naturally enough, for the Spaniards had
lied to them for centuries. But they now
know that the word Of an American off,
Ger and of the American President, from
whose authority that word frst comes. is
as good as his bond.
II have followed my flag In many coun-
tries and on many seas. l have never
yet seen it stand for oppression or bad
faith with any people, weak or strong.
And I know that 1t does not stand for
bad faith now"
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
OUR COMMERCIAL And TERRIT TORIAL EXPANSION.
AMERICAS GREAT NEED
OF PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

distribution is densely
population
Cochin China British India
-- I.
the the United
Phnppines is answered follows
which this imports annually The sum
both
islands citizens having investments in the Islands
immediate
annually and twice this
ss d 4
the most important feature Of these these island ACQUISITIONS IN the
especially Philippines The imports of the countries
all of
United
market
Of which
Practically
world the United States
provisions
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
THE RECORD IN A NUTSHELL.

Here is the record Of the three years
under the Dingley law, compared with
the three preceding years under the Will
son law:
Decrease in importation of
manufactures .S120, ,SS6, 100
Increase in importation of .
manufacturers materials. 113, ,416, 200
increase in expectation Of
naanutactures .......... 3T3. .2o4. 1866
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
Total =. .s14,136,s39 $40, ,757, ,52s

The Philippines have never been. devel-
oped and not only can they produce any
thing and everything in abundance which
grows in the tropics, but they are known
to have deposits of coal, iron ore, copper.
gold, silver and other minerals.
The, acquisition Of the islands is fact
accomplished. We have not to ask
whether we shall expand-we have only
to expand the possibilities of the islands.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
EXPORTS TO OCEANICA.
Total .S13,1oo231 s43 1890, ,927

We are using more and more Of the
products Of our island possessions every
year. Hawaii, which was developed by
American capital, shows an amazing in
crease in exports to the United States.
When quiet is fully restored in the Phil
ippines and when Porto Rico is fully re-
covered from the hard times incident to
Spanish rule, there will certainly be a
corresponding growth in what those ISL
ands buy from Americans, the products
both of our farms and factories. Our
imports from these three possessions in
1S95 and 1900 were:
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01

4 !
Referring to the need Of supplying our
own tropical products--it may be well to
call attention to the value of such i'm
ports in the years 1893 and 1900. They
were:
Year. value.
1895 .......... S315, TOT ,69S
1900 ........... ool,ooo,@ ,@fo
Included in this are indigo, rice, sugar,
spices, hemp, coffee, tea, rubber, fruits,
certain woods and such products which
can only come from the tropics. They
can be produced in the Philippines IN
sufficient quantities to supply all Amer NJ r.
icaa requirements.
Within the last fifty years there has
been an awakening in the Orient. Japan
has become modernizcd and China is GER
tain to be opened in large degree to west
ein enterprise. The total trade OF the
Far East, Australasia and the islands
Of the Pacific last year was as follows:
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01

& Total Asia and -
oceanica ,...s1,145,seo 900 81, ,2so, ,124 900 600
Most Of the American export trade
with Asia is with countries bordering on
the Pacific. The shipments Of American
merchandise to these countries has In
creased enormously. How much the sub
joined figures show:
EXPORTS TO ASIA
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
MOT IMPERIALISM" SAYS A DEMOCRAT.


Imperialism The Philippines in point splendid naval
victory That imperialism which the
spreading institutions human happiness not
who has faith in the vitality Of this
which
Journal Democratic, July l, 1888
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
WHERE WE LEAD.

The United States is now the
worlds greatest producer of
iron, steel and coal, as well as
of copper, cotton, breadstuffs,
provisions and many other
articles entering into the daily
req Quireme ats of man.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-01
VALUE on LXpOkTS
UNDER TWO TARIFFS
Protection Assures Manufacturers Their
Home Market aud Exports Follow.

= : . & j .Er. -
The avowed purpose OF the free raw
material clause of the Wilson German
tariff law was to stimulate manufactur-
ing o.. 81 .
Instead Of "stimuIating" it, the law all
but strangled it. Millions of wage earn
ers were driven out Of employment. Soup
houses were opened. Free Bread and
Free Clothes were the Democratic watch
word. 5
With our Industries revived by pro-
tectire tariff, manufacturing both for
home markets and for export has attain
ed a degree of prosperity never before
known in the United States. ..s,
In proof of this the following statement
has been prepared showing the exports
of principal manufactured articles under
three years Of low tariff aad protection,
resneetjya1y.E =E5 y4s 81. De-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
II Whiting, Ind.
Smutn0 SDr0m0.

Dnia 1go lutego t. r. przyjechs1 tn
OBJ. Michal Walny, oz}onek grupy 449
Il. n. P. z Pittsburgh, Pa, do swego
szwagra, Autouiego Wandel, poszuku.
jao pracy. Wieczorem tego samego
dnis, idac do domu IA spoczynek, 20.
stall obaj praez niesPodzianie oofsjaoy
sic W ,yl pociag frachtowy przejechsni.
Antoni Wandel zostsl bardzo pokale-
czony j obecnie ley szpitalu, zas
Michal Walny tax samo pokaleozony,
pc szesciu godzinach umarl, wzdycha-
JAG do zOny swej i biednych dzieoi.
Zwioki jego, ziozone q pr~zedsie5iorcy
pogrzebowego, czekaay r~ozporzadzenia
grupy 449, do kt6rej nieboszczyk male.
zal, a ktorasmy ~telegrafoznie zawiado-
mill, prOszac sekretarza, ably Zone ME-
bOszczyka o nieszczesciu powiadomi}.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
Razem $11.50
Jan MichdLSki.
u Perth AmbOy, n J.

Too, Lite,oskie Zygmunta Aug.
Szesc lat temu uplynelo cd zaiozenia
powy2szego towarzystwa. Mielismy
oiezkie koleje, atoli dzieki wytrwalosci
pewnych jednostek ~przezwyciez lismy
wszystko i rozwijamy sic pomyslnie,
ACE ME lax jakby pragneli zaioAyoiele.
Skutkiem zesziorooznej misji, n~sstapily
stosunki zn%osniejsze a awe rokowsly
lePsza Prryszsost. Jako zadstek, byl
przedsiewziety obch6d 3 Maja. Wszyst
kie miejscowe towarzystwa wzieiy u
dzial zadne ME bylo wykluczone pod
jakimkolwiek pozorem. Zawiazai sic
komitet z delegatow miejsoowyoh to
warzystw rozmaityoh przekonah i do.
prowsdzil obch6d do skutku, pomimo
ze W ostatnioh dniach pewni de 'egaci
stawili warunki niemozliwe. u tego tez
powodu byis Ottawa, Re Powstanie def
cyt, dzieki jednak energji kilku dele.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

gat0w i przezornosoi, udalo sic pokryt
koszta a nadto zebra6 nadwyzke IL dol.
z centami. Ci, ktorzy rozumieli Gel OBJ
ohodu, byli przygotowani ~przeznaozy6
nadwyAke ma Gel odpowiedni, przeto
komitet zwo}ywal kilkakrotnie posie-
dzenie, by zaiatwic to sprawe, leoz
dziesiaty miesiac up}ywa cd rzeozonego
obchodu, a niema zadnego sprawozda,
MIA.
Ostatnie posiedzenie uohwali}o wick.
szoscia g}osow podzieliG to kilka dola-
row s%tosownie do w3ozonej sunny pc.
miedzy towarzystwa, leoz kasjer ME
wyda} pieniedzy, Aomaozac sic, ze ma
protesty, zadajaoe og6lnego posiedze-
MIA.
w naszej osadzie jest pole wielkie
do dzialania, poniewaz k~olonja jest sku-
piona @liozna, ale wysi}ki pewnych jed
nostek, ME podolaja tam, gdzie ogol
jest o~bojetny. Tow. oswiaty ,,Jednost"
ntrzymuje czytelnie. Litewsko- PolskIe
Stowarzyszenie Kooperaoyjne przedsie-
wzieio interes groseryjny i rzeznicki,
ale rozwija sic trudno, DO polak i lit
win bez zyda ME moze egzystowac. w
towarzystwaoh naszyoh jest wielu oz}on-
kow, kt6rzy mic ME ohoa wiedziec poza
benefitem, to tez ma kazdym kroku trze.
ba sic boryka6, by jaka sprawe pre-.
prowadzi6.,
Rok ubiegly narazi} mas ma wielkie
wydatki. Towarzystwo mia}o wypadek
smieroi jednego ozlonka W tragiozny
spos6b. S. p. Jozef Saffron, otrzy.
mawszy pieniadze "a prace W fabryoe,
wraoal do domu pc szynach kolei, gdy
nagle nadleoias pooiag i uderzy1 ME.
szczesliwego. Przytem reka zbrodni-
GA pozbawila go pieniedzy i zegarka,
Pozostawiajac beg pomocy. Drugi po-
ciag zabra}~ ranionego. Umieszozony W
szpitalu, Saffron W kilka dni pc wy
padku umar}. Tow. wyprawiso po-
grzeb ma jaki mogso sic zdobyc. Gdy-
~ hiC hoiCEh uo ZIG HilouOUJ I'd w
go p%ochowat. Ten wypadek powinien
zwr6cit uwage tych wszystkioh wsp6{.
braci, ktorzy ME naleza do towarzystw.
Zgodnie z ustawa tow. odby}y sic
wybory ma rok nastepny. Oh. j. P.
Ejdymt obrany zcsta1 prezesem; OBJ. A.
Konopka, ma w~iceprezesa; OBJ. w. AS
sakowioz, sekr. fin; OBJ P. B~orkowski,
sekr. prot; OBJ. lgnaoy Mejks, kasJe-
rem. Opiekunowie kasy: OBJ. j. Ger
gals i OBJ. A. Morczyhski. Posiedze
MIA postanowiono przeniest do czytelni
tow. oswiaty u~Jednosc" no. 40 Holl ave.
P~osiedzenia zawsze odbywaja sic W
niedziele kazdego miesiaca logo Tub pc
15tym W nastepna, poczatek o godz. 2
pc poludniu. Tow. liczy ozlonk6w
zwiazkowych 80, niezwiazkowych SO.
Kasa posiada S438.oo i tenn szozyci sic,
ze ~jeszcze MIC ME wzie}a re Zwiazku.
ID LJsL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
Go s@ychac?
" Chicago, Ill.
Ma Sk0rb NdTOdO9oV.

Juz diva miesiace upiywa, jak kwes-
ia dobrowolnego podatku zostala p-d-
niesiona. Clos moi byl, jak g}os VIOLA
jaoego ma puszozy. Pomimo tax %lioznej
ludnosoi polskiej, zaledwie kilku po-
spieszylo W slad Ia NINA, ably sw6j po-
datek zIozy6 ola ulzenia r%aszej oiozyz.
ME. Divine jest zobojetnienie naszyoh
rodak0w ola sprawy n%arodowej. Pc
trzeba nadnaturalnego wstrzasnienia,
ably tie masy poruszy6 do czynu. Czy
to kiedy nastapi? TAX, jak obeonie
Skarb sic p~owieksza, bedzie potrzeba
setek lat, ably wzr6sl do powaznei SUI
my. Uwielbiamy sw6j kraj W pieknie
%dobranych s}owach, W poezji, ale W
czynach jestesuy martwi. Ha! zzylis-
my sic z nasza niedola, MIC mas ME po-
rusty; sumienie nasze spokojne, po-
niewaz skIadamy kilks oent6w rooznie
ma o}tarzu n~aszej ojozyzny. Dosyc z
%naszej strony, jezeli wierzymy, &c Pol
ska kiedys bedzie wolna, - a jakP, to
mas ma}o obohodzi. So inni ma to, by
Ia mas myslelil To jest nasza slabos
oial C~hwytamy skwapliwie wzmian-
XII o mas, wierzymy w prorootwa
i przepowiednie o naszym kraju, ale
ozynu niema! Wmawiamy W siebie,
zesmy wielcy i potent, ale ia siia spi i
niewiele czuje. Tymczasem tepia mas
coraz bardziej. jeden wick upiynal,
nastapii drugi' i pozOstaje tylko jeden
skok, a W przepasci zginiemy.
Zaznaczam jednak z przyjemnoscia
przynsjmniej to, ze podozas rozwinieoia
sztandaru Tow. Jednosc, or. 1873 Il. N.
P. w Chicago, W niedziele, d. rs lutego
T. b zebrano ma Skarb Narodowy S7.25.
Oprocz tego gios moi znalaz3 odbioie
W jednym zaonym rodaku, OBJ. Stanis,
lawie Zaleskim, ktory sic opodatkowal
Ia dolara rooznie. Oby swiadomos6
obowiazku wzgledem Ojczyzny pre-.
nikneaa wszystkie Varsity naszego-
spoleozehstwa i ujawni2a sic czynem,
obysmy mogli dowiesc, Re ~jeszcze Pol
ska wolna bedzie.
P. S. Zalaczam pOnizej liste opodat-
kowanych ma Skarb Narodowy.
Zebrane ma u~roozystosci rozwiniecia
sztandaru tow. JednoSc, gr. 1873 L. N.
P. W Chicago $7.25
Dobrowolny podatek roozny "a
rok 1900, Jan Miohalski 200
Stanisiaw Jan Zaleski LOO
Skolektowane cd P. APP. "a gro.
biona mi szkode rs
Ma pomnik Kosciuszki so
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
FRANK II. RENICK & CO,

FRANK H. RENICK & CO.,
21i-212 Bailey Block.
H.2oo-A beautiful building site on the
crest OF Queen Anne hill. one block
from Highland drive; three lots. 6oxi20
each; grand, unobstructed view of the
entire city and harbor; good neighbor-
hood; $500 cash. balance on time, or
1890 cash payment. Do not fail 70 in
vestigate and see this property before
you buy.
s5o0-For a full acre and one-fourth. $50
feet by l65 feet, adjoining University
heights addition; street car line IA
blocks; beautifully situated; good view.
and level land, almost cleared; no stand
ing timber or brush.
s59o-For one-acre tracts. 330xl32. on
Queen Anne hill, 6-inch city water
mains on property. equal to 10 lots; all
level land; car line will pass property;
adjoining land held at double price
asked.
N.30e-For lots, soxl2o each. corner. and
e-room house; bearing fruit trees; I'M
INSTRUCTED view, desirable surroundings,
two blocks from car line: all on Queen
Anne hill.
se5o-Three acres of land in one of the
Sommerville 5-acre tracts: northern
row: nearest city adjoining property;
well settled, nicely situated: bargain.
$s50-For ~ acres on Queen Anne hill;
you could have purchased this for s71
some time ago: adjoining land held at
$3.50 per acre: making of a good home;
ideal chicken ranch
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL -.
Continued.
LOBE & MGrLI
1os Second Avenue
$3.50 TO S,on
$50 cash. balance on essv uo...,

S1So TO $500
sSo cash, balance on easy MONTH.
ments. 50 choice building iots -
ty-fourth avenue, accessible -
car lines. " UfSo
s90o-Six-room house on rwentv a..
nue., near Lane. sa'tu ~
N.0ol-Cottage house on Th,rtv..
avenue. near Yesler, ooQ
S1,3O0-Six-room house on T
avenue, near King. Hd
N.Soo-siX-room house on Fifth .v....
near Aloha. svenn4
81, spe-Five-room corner house q. -,
FOURTH avenue, near Yesier. V'
IS. Nine-room house on Olvura. i.
overlooking the Sound. -
S,eeo-Eight-room new house. nesx r..
way and Republican. 'eed.
S,5oo-Pine street. near business -
paying over IL per cent. per annp,r. ss
only partly improved 'ct
S.500-Paying is e-S per cent mar 49,.
new fiat house on Fifth ayenns "1 na
Pike. e"ae' mar
se0v-House of rooms and large Ia, :.
Fifth avenue. near Madison ~
sl4,poo-tfne corner residence and lnr,. =.
90 on ao sixteenth avenue. near Madison "
$S,lNl-Paying over 10 per cent. ~ -
num-; two houses on large lot N Nat
Seattle, near Denny way. viva
26,0oo-Large building lot In whcls..,.
business center. on Second avenue, nss,
NphAti iSt Nn western 0V01UA
Pike street. "sH
s6@o-Douhle corner lot fronting Nas,.,.
street, in choice residence section -
first hill. 'a' "a
s2o0e-Large corner lot on Madison s,r..,
on second hill.
Sf.50o-Large building lot on Second ~.
nue., In center of retail business siIstrls,
Sl6,5oo-Corner lot and Improvement 4
Pike street business center.
sSO'oo-Lot and half and large butdlrr
paying big income In wholesale busiuess
district.
s6,VOO-Ten acres fronting Lake wash,nv.
ton. near Brighton Beach; hlghly M.
proved.
sI25-Building lot on Harvard avenue
$500 Twentieth avenue lot, near Jeflersca
s650-Thrteenth avenue. near Denny vsv
SS5o-Seventeenth, near Union.
s650-Jackson, near Twelfth.
Boston Heights lots from 1875 up.
Tide lands on Lake Union.
5lY acres on Renton car line, below Iaso
street; fine place for chicken ranch.
l,50 acres--Stock ranch, at s. per acre.
bargain: call for particulars
LOBE & MGfI.L,
70S Second Avenue
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A FEW VACANT LOTS AT SACRIFICE
PRICES.

sl25-Each for 1--WE large lots In Youngs
addition. near Madrona car line,
within two blocks OF school. Or
will sell the five together for 5000.
Owner going east, and must realize
at once.
s550-For 60xl2o-foot lot, commanding the
finest view of any location in the
Broadway district; one block from
car line. and surrounded by beau.
tiful homes. This is forecloscd
property.
sS50-For a large lot; street graded and
severed; Belmont avenue.
81 0oo-For one OF the best lots left In
the block on Belmont avenue. near
Republican
$3.50 10 $500 each for some choice loca-
lions within three blocks OF the new
car line, Queen Anne hill.
$500 to $500 for some nice lots In Squire
Park addition.
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CITY HOMES.

si.5o0--s-room cottage, II. a G. bath, sevs
err: corner lot. one block from RavenrA
park car line: ten minutes from 70
neer square.
si,500--T-room new house. corner ios, y
100, street improvements made; evl
location.
s.. s0o--6-room cottage, new; II. G. hstn;
Queen Anne avenue. on the hill. twp
blocks from car line, near school; ja5ss
lot.
s2.se0--s-room house. new; Queen Az,
avenue. on the htll: lot. Goxl2o; II =.
bath; all conveniences. on car Inns.
s.. 40o-~7-room house. new. BATH. ~
electric light. convenient; near Woea-
way car line south OF Roy; good s'es
of the Sound. -
81 classroom house. new; II. 9, paA
gas. sewer. every modern convsrtnfs;
fireplace. etc lot. s0xi2s. overiooks r.
sound; Bellevue avenue. two u'osA'
from car line.
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
F. NJ. JORDAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.


H.ooo-sxico on Roy street. next to cor
ner. Second avenue north, togeth-
er with one double and one SIN
gle tenement: good income.
Eooo-Netting IL per cent. consisting or
5-room fats; sewer connection.
patent closets. lot 9oxl20 feet;
North Seattle.
0.oo-Two choice building lots on Four
teenth avenue.
sSo-corner on Yesler way; boxi2s feet;
easy terms.
$75o-Lot aoxi2o feet. east side Sixth ave-
nue., between Battery and wall
streets: sewer connection.
G@-Good double tenement mouse
North Seattle. between cable and
electric lines: new plumbing, por-
celain bath tub: lot KxlD feet;
good rental
$225o-lo0xl04 feet. corner Pine and Boyls-
graded: fine view; walking dis
lance.
booo-Ffne house OF rooms. modern in
every detail; lot 6oxi2o feet; excel
lent location. only one block from
Madison street, on second hill.
a.5oo-30xl0S feet, west side First ave-
nue.. between Blanchard and Bell
streets. with store building.
N,2oo-Dxie0 feet, on Second avenue
.... north; street graded and severed.
$35o-Ffne corner lot. graded street,
north of Yesler way; u cash, bal
ance on installments
G50o-One of the finest homes on Rem
ton hill. consisting OF rooms:
brick foundation; hot air furnace.
corner lot. 7ex12e feet: street grad
ed and severed close to Madison
street. on Eighteenth avenue.
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$3.0oo-A good two-story house; LOT i3pxA
feet, house rents now for IS pcf
month; on graded street: fine view
s2,4oo-Modern 6-room cottage on -Four.
teenth avenue south. near carr hne
locality, on HILL surrounded by eDpd
buildings; only $500 cash. balance
years. low interest
s550-Lot 60xl20 feet, near Yesler; IN
cash and $40 per month.
Nl0o-Neat 4-room cottage and corner let
6oxl20 feet; Twenty-second avenps
s6o00-Modern s-room house; furnace,
basement, etc: extra well btlIt
house; lot 60xl2o feet: on Fifteenth
avenue, choice location.
S215o-Modern s-room house. Lakcviev.
N,500-Modern, new 10-room house. larGo
lot, on Belmont avenue.
26 lots In Salmon bay addition for ne
cheap.
s2.5oo--4-room cottage and large LOT. on
Queen Anne hill.
$27l0-New s-room house. fine view. LAke
WashlnRton.A
si,2oo-5-room cottage. new. on Kilhoarns
avenue
81. e5o-5-room cottage on Sixteenth aveass.
near Harrison.
81, 200-1S-room house. on leased ground;
ground rent SO per month. ~
cash. balance easy.
s4.25o-Lot and two houses,~ rooms each.
on Fifth avenue.
UNIMPROvED LOTS.
s5S0-Lot 60xle0 on Twenty-second. near
Yesler way. easy terms.
So00-For Ave lots, near car line, over.
looking Lake Washington.
si50-Two desirable suburban lots cholce
location. n
sioo--Lots soxioo feet on Fifteenth ave
nue..
sS00-Corner lot, Fifteenth avenue.
s600-Lot on Eleventh avenue.
$500-Corner ON Eleventh avenue, near
Madison street.
s2,5o0-Corner e0xi20 feet. Second avenue
north.
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