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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-22

| ~ - ,,,,,, Real Estait
y o. a D. v TIEl,p; Nine.
| $1,000 large roomy modern house. ~
basement and attic. Located on ~ "a
the best corner lots In the Heniaa M, VI
ton. on Seventeenth avenue, ns me- =, II ~
son street. This home was BUNK w .s~
owner about one year ago, ~, : ~ NJ
Of conditions makes II advisapfs go, ~ )
at this time. Construction OK 49, 49,
first-class. and up-to-date comshe NJ
fixtures, fireplace. laundry tuns '.,, ~ y
terms. $3.50 cash. balance 10 suns
purchaser. a. Az
We have on our list many homes ~ VI. ~
ferent parts of the city. ranxinx ~ ~
from 500 up, and some OK them w
terms -
In vacant lots we can give you lossl y
In any part Of the city. at prices 'A''
+. A. BELLS ADDITION
s200-Terms, $50 cash and $40 per ns1S
size OF lots, 40xl2D. all cleared ana ~
bed: location four blocks noltn "
the Madison street power houn*'
HERE rs ANOTHER. .ss,,a
We also expect TO put an0thsf 800
on the market In few DAYS A. .,..iss
the same price and terms. Inc ~
VIII please you. II you want -sa,,s 4
priced building lot on smau - 4
payments, 1t viii pay you 10 sec
$50 viii buy i0xleo on graded street. IA
an unObstTucted View OF the ar TvsssI
mountains. and convenient 70 49, M
avenue CThirty-iifth avenue} car ~ n
school. We also have several I ias, y
Ceilent buys in this rapidly iinpLv'1arr RIO
callty; for instance, NxlO0' Oh
for 800.
In suburban acres and ranches - ri
give you a large list 70 select fr0"'
IL sample. usr1I
5000 acres. only about two miles s. ~
from Green lake, and convenieasx' Al
county road. A part OF this IN kosrs n
bottom land, with water, ana IN u
the land can be cleared az sm NJ. -
pense; Just think OF this and ouy W
$3.50 per acre. -. 81
kelseys Brighton Beach acre Iasn1
better than ever. Your choice tof es'-
500 10 loan at low rate on Seattle y"
erty.
Timber land bought and sold.
w. D. FIELD, Wines.
@. A. VIRTUE. (ioans' p
81 and 80 Haller building. Phone ~
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SOME GOOD VACANT LOT&

R.i00-CHOICE lot on broadway.
H,51l-A corner. l20xl2s, on Highland am
five view.
$2Jo-A very choice lot in Denny-Fuhna
addition: street graded.
$5SO-Two good lots In Washington heisas
addition.
$500 Extra large lot on Summit avtnSs
with large bearing fruit trees y
500 each for lots i0xl03. on car line. -
north OF University heights.
81 So0-A fine corner, overlooking bay,
Harrison street.
N,0O--A fine corner, i3lxl2o. on Prosps4
street.
Choice lots. north of apA NEAR NAE W
SON STREET, lie high, overlooking -
lake.
500 EACH, HALF CASH.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS,

CATHCART-The funeral services Of Mrs. L. 8.
Cathcart win be held at II a. today Tuesday
from the residence Of Mr. W II Whittlesey Jos
Broad street, Rev. Mr., Kemper officiating
DAUGHERTY-In this city, May 49, 1900, Annie
Daugherty, aged Il years.
Funeral this Tuesday morning. az $50 O'Clock.
from Immaculate Conception church. Intefment
Calvary cemetery.
CATHcART-in this city. May %. 1900 at the
residence Of W. III. Whttleseg, sos Broad street,
julia Johns Catllcart, beloved wife Of Isaac G.
Cathcart, aged So year,.
Funeral this Tuesday morning. at II O'Clock,
from az Broad street. Interment Lake View
Cemetery.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.-Traveng agents are J.
A. Mcclellan. o. y. LOOMS and +. Blanchard. City
collectors are r. 7. Hawley. John y. Sheehan. J. A.
Goodfeilow. a II. Mills and Robert Akin. Post
masters everywhere agents. Fay money only
70 these and to resident agents in the various
cities and towns Of the Northwest
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WANTED-2.0Oe rockmen and general
hands for work on White Pass &
Yukon Route; wages $3.50 per day
and upwards; board $l.00 per day.
Also station men for heavy side
hill rock, which will be let at highest
prices; tools. powder and all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Apply
to NJ. J. Heney, contractor, Is Colman
block, Seattle, Wash; Inns of Court
building. Vancouver. or Bennett, Is. c.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


MINSTREL. entertainment by l rot. Will
sons pupils Saturday afternoon. May Is,
at Ranke hall. Pike street and Film av-
enue. at , O'Clock. during the perform
anoe, singing, all the latest fancy dane
ing, together with the worlds greatest
Juvenile cake walkers Master He ward
Colludi and Miss Katie ilaSc grove
Mrs. Prof. Wilson in the artistic ana
graceful Spanish dance; music by Wag-
uer's complete orchestra: Prof. Wilson
with % pupils viii render coon Songs and
buck and wing dancing. Admission
children or adults. l0c
DANCING classes for new beginners
private lessons daily at Wilson's Dane
Ing Academy, teaching all the very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dances
terms lowest IN city, once and acad-
envy. Raukc hail, Pike street and Fifth
avenue. Telephone. Green 1880
GRAND mistrcl entertainment and bali
Ranke hail, Pike street and Fifth ave
nue., Tuesday evening. May 20; music by
Waguer's complete orchestra. Admis-
sion, PC
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL Esr.>
Continued,

Continued.
WIN. p. HARPER
heai Estate Loans, Insurssr.
NEW sEvEN-RooM Hous,
SMALL CASH PAYNrrx,~
As
Balance monthly like re,,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
This Is splendid propos,t,.
for any one looking FOR
Thoroughly modern, Wen ham
ana wen arranged homa asA
slightly location In tho
broadway district. grams =.
OF the Sound, mountains and a,.ss
ment under the whole; lot rr,Sy
thing complete; cannot be d,rlss 90
price asked. 's,s 8
ASK FOR IMFORMATfow
In regard to a
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
In a modern house n,
seven rooms, besides larr.
alcove. pain room and clost.
on Fourteenth avenue, tve
blocks north OF Madison
RENToN HILL.
PRACTICALLY NEW.
Built in the spring Of
1899 property bought sir
months prior. Fun lot. west
front; fine lawn and shrubbery. A..
steps, and sidewalks; coal shed. ro,,s -
owner has special reasons for s an. ~
Is Offering 1t at sacrifice,
1900 DOLLARS,
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
10 DOLLARS PER MONTH
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
New house Of six rooms.
with bath room, closets.
large closets and front
and back porch: this
is what you can get in
the best residence portion It
FREMONT.
Where we are building mod.,..
priced homes and selling
ON EASY PAYMENT,
The location Is high,
slightly. healthful, convenient
to graded city schools: walking dam.
from state university; one and two NJ
from car line with splendid fifteen mir
service.
We will build for YOU
on other lots. according
to your own plans and
specifications and sell
to yen on EASY PAYMENT
WIN. p. HARPER,
Dexter Horton Bank huiidine
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EMrLo, MENr WANTED = FEMALE

MRS. YOUNG'S employment office. com
peteut women and girls furnished TO MI
any position without delay. $40 James
street. opposite the public library.
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CULTIVATED soprano would Ike n
position with ursi-clRss travelling
company. Address Y Il. care Post
lnteiliEeucer.
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The following letters await advertisers
Mt this office:
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RoR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.

BARGAIN on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
u go Tor tiVe-roOm house. one-half block
from jackson street and near Rainier
Heights car line. on monthly payments;
house built last year; property cost
$3.50
81 200 for eight-room house on nice. high
location, near car line. Beacon Hill: easy
terms; house cost 81. 100.
FEHREN- MARVIN CO,
2S9-2I Pioneer building; phone, Main l45.
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LODGE NOTICES.

u. T.. O. ELKS-SpecIal meeting Tuesday.
I. m. for Initiation. Law. IL. Moore.
acting T. II.
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HOTEL TO LEASE.

TO LEASE-50-room hotel in one of the
best towns in the state: situated on the
principal street; electric cars pass the
door every few minutes; three minutes
walk from all depots and wharves; gas
and electric light: heated with hot water;
newly painted and renovated through
out; grand opportunity for hotel man;
none others need apply. Address Alsop
Bros, New Whatcom. Wash.
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MAN and wife In bolt camp as laborer,
$3.50, and cook $25; laborers for Great
Northern, 81. free fare; bolt choppers,
81 cord; backsmiths helpers, sails; tie
makers, 13ci mill men 81 or $50 and
board: Mattresses. SO week. Peoples
Employment office, Post and Yesler.
Phone Main 665
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SALESMAN WANTED liberal ar
rangement will be made with capable.
experienced subscription book salesman.
new standard works. no competition.
For fun particulars address Syndicate
Publishing Co, 92I Market street, San
Francisco
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WANTED-PARTNERS.

MINER, 10 years experience in quartz
and placer mines, wants partner with
OUTFIT to prospect at Nome for one-half
interest in all finds. pay my own fare.
G.. II, Collingwood. 2lSla South First
MINER, Is years experience in quartz
and placer mines. wants partner with
outht to prospect at Nome for one-half
interest in all finds; pay my own fare.
@. IL CollIngMood. al5la Somth First.
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HOW BIG is YOUR BtrsT?-Dr Con-
ways Bust Tabloids is the only remedy
on earth which cnlarges the bust TO 10
inches, no inquiry. no appliances. 10
pOisous. home treatment 5000 II We
can't; sealed facts; &C. stamps CONWAY.
Specific Co. 2S Tremon, St. Boston.
Mass.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLAN
l can positively beat them all; examine
our high-grade tailor made nisit
clothing. sold for third the actual value
at 40 Second avenue south Phone,
Red 1222
COLUMBIA BICYCLES Hartford BICYCLES
Christopher. LIZ Second.
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WANTED--REaL ESTATE.

THE HILLS COMPANY BONDED.
REALTY care and investments: titles
examined. estates probatcd and com
panles incorporated. G. S. Hills, Law
yer.
tAfMS and Seattle property bought from
owners Great Northern Land Co. 81
First avenue
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WANTED-For United States army. able
bodied unmarried men between ages of
q and 6; citizens Of United States, OF
good character and temperate habits.
For Information apply TO Recruiting Of
ncer. 523 Pioneer bldg. Seattle. Wash.
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WANTED-SALESME TO HANDLE \
necessity as a side line; so per day
only those having established trade and
regular customers need apply give line
OF goods now handling and route travel
ed. Address Home, 1896 Cherry street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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To TRAVELLERS,

FOR latest styles in hairdressing first
class manicuring, facial massage. seien-
tidc treatment for hair and scalp, and
the assurance OF satisfactory work pa
tronize Mrs Shelters Modern Toilet
Parlors. %. ~. 81 e Downs block n b.
For wrinkles and "a harsh, dry skin try
my skin food. Ii is uneXceled
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THE twlu-sCrew steamer City Of Grand
Rapids. net tonnage, 800 tons. 40 feet
long Nne cabin acCOmm UdatlOns. very
strong. well built, economical boat TO
handle, has just been refitted McGraw
x Eittinger, room b Bailey. Telephone.
Main CPS
FOR SALE-Tug boat a. feet long: first
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bIoauNay district. grans -
of the Sound, mountains snS Nes
ment under the whole; lot rraSa
thing complete; cannot be d,m,so. ed
price asked. s<H
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PERSONAL-COntinued.

JOHANNA CFTEDAL. medical electric
ian; treats with electricity all diseases,
nervousness. rheumatism, electric baths,
magnetic massage. p Union block:
phone Blue ll3.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
INCREASE SINCE 1896
IHPERT4LISM ONLY A TINSEL,
D. SELLECK MAKES SOME PER.
TINENT REMARKS ABOUT
BRYAN'S ISSUES

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: whoever casts vote for Bryan must re-
member that he is giving his consent through
the ballot box. to throw over the money system
of this country. He knows Bryans pledges for
they have been printed and held before his eyes
In every conceivable form and repeatedly uttered
from the rostrum and from car platforms
have just returned from three months trim
TO the West Coast of South America and II Is
Wen known that those countries are on silver
basis wish to illustrate how American money
Is regarded as compared with the English sover-
elgn, which Is the most popular coin extant The
English sovereign. which is worth 81 SGIb brings
in the Republic Of Colombia 81 silver; but the
American coin the American bank note of s.
which is intrinsiCay worth only 49, cents more
than the sovereign. readily brings So 10 in Coom
bian silver This proves that United States money
Is al premmum above other in the world
and would say: "Stined be the voice and paIsied
De the hand that ; lifted to deprecate or cheaper
the money OF our country"
On the coast Of Peru and Ecuador the steam
shlps receive their freight from launches which
are brought alongside, and 1 have seen the money
VI the country lifted out of these launches hacked
"a H. MiaFge boxes and lowered by steam derricks into
,;sd otreT ~, iing TO be remembered which is prac-
gold standard ba oTenfbTes is that should
non II, principal street and at every strategicai
louS money changer '' 'h'ci upu-
can Ihe ,6s1dd BFyanites claim that there will be Repub
rodicI IIhbenee enough in Congress to prevent any
iIGIca na chanse in our monetary system or actinn
permit dog with hydrophoba into their Gy Sonsn WI
bsTm hsiIS R4rovding he is chained and can do no
10 try 70 XII the dog outright or drive him fro
ssne premises rather than risk the 50 afetI. oF th
Iamiiy by assocating with the brute. '' VI 'iie
had with me some Of our $40 gold cartieoo.o
money for one he OF these certificates Bolivian
consented and took his Bolivian m6ne,, vh, dhaHy
ane a way goes there by the name of tin mon,.,R, ~
anu OF course, had to take II In silver in "a -.
PIECES which are only worth 10 cents in gold
ton ~ hi Such burden to carry a small nor
of It. t immediately disposed
10 overthrow the gold standard and ,,nsa+ .h
Prrapy OF the country is firm object nf
ago and refnona ne made that pledge four Yea rs
pretsent campaign unless he was allowed ths IA me tne
ptHSsx ana All Gf his Vagaries about trusts oS
hlPeriasm are only the cheapest tinseI whica aha no
no s ustu 10 decorate with show and glitter bie M
,Kemember that now is the time to do your
tnnKlng, because Tuesday next Is the dsv To- SOnr Jul
ton. and what is done that day cannSSt lot h ac
done. "A word to the wise ii"' DE un-
New-York, Nov 2 1870 No p I1.l'1S h,
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
THE WORK IN NEWJERSEY.
WILL HAVE \ MAJORITY RANGING
BETWEEN 5000 AND 5OoN.

Franklin Murphy. of New-Jersey, chairman Of n
Republican State Committee and member Of ,hI
National Committee for New-Jersey. risked t5l
prophecy yesterday that the Republicans woub
carry that State with majority reaching 70 Do
tween 4O.OOO md 5000.
We have made a very thorough canvass OF IN
State" said Mr.. Murphy. and nave carefully ~
vestigated the conditions In all sections OF the Sta
that considered any way doubtful. and the r
suit Of the canvass assures OF majority 4
Mckinley OF at least 1000 to 5a.C50- The RepU
lican majority in the Legislature on Joint haL
will probably be about fOrty-five. which. Of couTS
will secure the reelection OF Senator Seweu to .
United States Senate AS for our Representau'
IN the National House, the State delegation -
stands six Republicans and two Democrats
expect 10 gain one district, and very likely -
which would give a solid Republican deiesalA /
In the Hudson County district, now held oy y
Democrats. there is strong Republican tide :,
ming. and the friends of sound money and hoas
government very active and hopeful OF succss
The recent anarchistic utteranceS ~ Bryan q
of Croker and the riotous developments which 81
followed hard upon the Bryan TamTnsuy alla-
have made a very marked impression upon Fl
New-Jersey people and have weakened StI .
ther the Democratic position in the State while ?,
organized. harmonious. enthusiastic and aggrs
sive. and determined do their fun share !
the good work OF buryfnS Bryan and BrS-a n,sn II
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

the sparsely populated silver States 81 % per
ounce for their silver and S4l 33 per for their
gold although the dollars coined for the shall
De worth but from 4S2 cents to 80 cents onehalf
what our dollar now represents under the gold
standard. when silver Is 63a cents per ounce. Every
country In the world that has mints open for free
coinage OF silver that the Mexican dollar
or other silver coin for its unit is the silver
basis Many of them want to regain the gold basis.
and Japan led the way a few years ago, closing
her mints to free coinage OF silver. and establish
Ing redemption of its in gold coins of onehaf
the former weight thus perpetuating her ffty-cent
or twO-shilling gold yen her measure of value
and recoining the redeemed silver yens into smaller
pieces not exchangeabe for gold. If the United
States could be so foolish as to vote to go upon
the silver basis, our wages. salaries income bar
deposits life insurance. stocks. etc WOULD all be
payable In and valued by silver dollars OF value
two shillings. and so would be cut about in half
NeCeSSares of life would cost double in the cheap
dollars. True, 1ebts also payable in the cheap
dollars. but how is any debtor to benefit by that?
Everybody will pay to the same cheap money
that have to pay debts with.
The fall to silver basis would paralyZe business
and panic. 1t would be time to demand or
expect increased wages salary. and many mill
ions OF our people would be in hard straits to live
upon earnings in dollars of one-haR the present
purchasing power 1t is the interest OF these mill
ions 10 vote for Mr.. Mckinley and Sound Money
Representatives. and maintain the gold standard
and prosperity. HENRY w. PEABODY
Boston, Oct. 26. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
BISHOP CLNTONS Appeal
HE SAYS EVERY NEGRO SHOULD vo-,
FOR THE CONSERVATION OF po
LITICAL RIGHTS.

Bishop George w Clinton is on. OF n.
known and most influential men In The -
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. Al Ner,,b,.
other day the Bishop gave his views on ths 90 "a
political situation and the duty Of coIored ,s..
follows:
To my mind the present is one OF the mo-.
cial periods in the history of the America 20
The present political campaign is one OF "a ~
important since the election Of Lincoln. Tn -
tion os Lincoln gave US the amended C0nstlfr,'sc
the emancipation and citizenship for the Ans
negro. Upon the election Of Mckinley deDeTS.'tt
maintenance OF the amended Constitution and =
citizenship of the negro
A vote for Bryan Is n vote for Tiliman for u.
Caroinas. South CarOlina's. MssssppFs -
Louisianas notification Of the three sacred am
ments to the Federal Constitution and the ro,.---
ued degradation Of the negro 10 say nothing 49,
the turning back OF the hands on the dial plats
American progress for years to come I FEEL :.
this Is the time when every negro who loves i
race and every friend who wishes the race -
should vote for the best interests Of the cos,s-s
and for the conservation Of the political -igh-s
every citizen OF the Republic whether he be bis5
or whether he be white
Even though Mr.. Bryan may be ever so well G.
clined toward the negro. We must not lose siEhf :
the fact that man is greater than his oar.
that the thing created IS not greater than
creator. Mr.. Bryan IS the creature OF the asso-s
Democracy OF the country, and il will not per-
him TO put into execution his good intentions GfI
has any in respect Of the negro.
I stand ready 20 do anything I can by voice ~
or hand. 10 bring about the triumphant el-c,Io1 \
William Mckinley and Theodore Roosevelt -
stand for the principles that make for prospa-e.
and the security of the rights of citizenship
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
THERE WILL BE ANOTHER PARADE ON NOVEMBER 9TH


gold dollar is the standard of value in all transac
tions.
Does any man wish to have a hand in bring
ing about a change? l cannot why In asking
characte1 and patriotism of the people. while Mr.
Bryan seeks to attain his ends by making the
most foolish promises and at the time in
Sulting the intelligence of his audiences with de-
malls of the existence of prosperity.
The intelligent laboring man knows that he is on
the average far better off than he few years
since, and when he considers a few facts there
ought to he any question to the wisdom of
voting for Mckinley and Roosevelt.
There in the country at this time about six
millions of people who have deposits in the
ings banks, amounting to nearly s.. 100 0O0GO0 The
laborin9 man and the other small CAPITALISTS who
own this vast aggregation of wealth cannot be
fooled by Mr.. Bryans vagarieS and faacies; nor
the farmer who, through successive good crops
and good prices. has been enabled to pay off the
mortgage on his farm and to obtain many luXures
to which he had formerly been stranger be so
guileless take any stock In the utterances of
the leading PopuliSt of the country when that
gentleman says that prosperity is a fgment of the
maginatiOn and is being put forth by the wicked
Republicans to catch the unwary and trick them
into casting their ballots for Mckinley and Roose-
welt.
Suppose for moment that Bryan. with his silver
and other theories, should prevail A panic would
undoubtedly ensue, business everywhere in the
country would be seriously Interrupted. and dull
ness and despair would replace the present activity
the investment of large of money and the
employment of an army of laborers will be carried
through provided Mckinley and Roosevelt are
elected Now, then, can any one, particularly the
present incumbent of the Presidential chair? Let
us. then and all. employer and employe. whose
interests identical. resolve to bury the candi-
date who talks such twaddle about finance i'm
hear nothing in this generation about his
false teachings.