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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
JUNIOR SPEAKING.
Ora: ofs and Their Subjects n David.

Davidson, Special.-The ED was eel
ebrated by the students with the usual
junior orations.
The following is the list OF speakers
with their subjects:
February 21st. $50 p. m: NJ. NJ.
Caldwell. Concord, intercollegiate
Athletics" II. Hs Cassidy. Salisbury.
Liberal Education" w. p. Chedest-
ter, Asheville, The Rise and Fall of
SPAIN" n. 5. Craig, Begonla, "Aa
Aim in Life" r. e. Deal, Greenville.
5. c., a Need in Southern Litera-
ture:" X. S. Denham, Pensacola. Fla.
The Solid South" j. +. Dunn. Ocala.
Fla, The Interest of the South in
Expansion" T. d. Duruy, Davidson,
The Anglo-American Alliance" r.
T. Faucette jr., LImbeyton. Develop
ment of Civil Liberty" Morrison Fet-
Zer, Concord, "A Century's Progress
in Electricity" r. NJ. Fitzpatrick
Asheville. Americas Opportunity IN
China"
February I'D. l0.30 a. NO. J.
/ HUE, Atlanta. Ga, Expansion" j. Is
! Johnson, Lincolnton, Honor TO Whom
! Honor is Due" o. II. Matthews, Da
wilson, Alfred the Great" W. b. Nc
! Clintock, Charlotte. Colonization;
| X. H. Mcintyre, Carl, The Power o
| knowledge" j. A. Mcleod. Villanow
The Young Mans Education" c. II
McMurray, Lancaster, S. C., Decision
Of character" J. b. Meacham, Roc
Hill, 5. c., "A Neglected Problem;
l.. B. Newell. Newell's, The MAJ
With the Hoe:" T. d. Osbonrne. Char
lotte, Suffrage in the United States"
7.30 p. m: r. NJ. Patrick. Bowlin
Green, 5. G, John Milton" W. u
Reid, Griffith, The South Africa
Problem" S. d. Sherard. Moffietts
vile, S. c., The tSate and the LiquO
Problem" W. NJ. Skies, Greensboro
Our Debt TO the Masses" S. Z. Sloo
Miranda. Qualifications for Leader
Ship" Reed Smith. Columbia. S. c
"Anglo-Saxon Responsibility" II. A
Warner, Mill Bridge, "China's Future;
Hansell Watt, Thomasville. Ga, "Th
American Press OF Today" w. \
Watt, Thomasville, Ga, "Longfelloy
His Life and Writings" E. r. Wha
ton, Greensboro, Cotton Milling
the South"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
Seaboard'S S Charter.

Richmond, Va, Special.-The bin to
charter the Richmond & Washington
Air Line Railroad, passed the State
Senate by a vote Of % to S, and the
companion bill to empower the board
of sinking fund commissioners to sell
the States stock in the Richmond
Petersburg & Potomac Railroad
fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad
went through by a still larger major,
ity. They now go to the House.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
On Dangerous GROUND.

Manila, BY cs5le.-A military CON-
mission met a. Ca,am5a WEDNESDAY
20 Try a Filipino member OF the g1er-
rllla band which attacked a squad of
Americans. on February 2. killing a
corporal. The chsrgss ere murder and
assault with intent 70 kali The case
is important, as toreshadOwing the
policy OF tresring g1eTill4s as bandias.
II Is supposed that one reason Ssien
has hatberto deferred the AnesSc7n
authorities from adopting this poliry.
Is that the insurgents have more than
30 American prisoners and msy retail
ate, although few of them were cap
-,,-.H ~sf,fs. flxhtiDg
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
To Investigate Trusts.

Washington, Special.-It was stated
to-day that the Industrial commission
had decided to make certain recon-
mendations for legislation in regard
10 trusts and these will be forwarded
to Congress on Tuesday or Wednesday
A sub committee will leave Washing
ton about March 13, to investigate in
dustrial conditions at the South. The
sub-commissicns will hold sessions at
Raleieh. ". c., -. -aipgham, Ala, At
iapta' Ca, Memphis, Tenn, and per-
naps at other places,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
Investigation Held.

Frankfort, KY, Special.-The Frank
fort City Council has passed a resolu-
tion authorizing the mayor to appoint
committee in the city of armed noun
taineers charged with having threat
ened the lives of Judges of the Court
of Appeals. The resolution directs the
committee to call on Governor Taylor
and demand OF him the names Of all
persons, either citizens or soldiers, who
are quartered in the State buildings
and the reason therefor, also to inres-
tigate all suspicious characters found
in any part of the city.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
I'm In Greenland.

mo-" continued the Eskimo sadly,
"there isn't so much money in the
hotel business in Greenland as the
volume of travel would indicate.
The average Arctic explorer is SO par
ticular these days! He has to have
boot for dinner every day, and fresh
boot at that! Canned boot won't an
swer at all! No, / don't know as l
blame the explorers so much. They've
got to have such experiences as the
public taste demands, II they are to 40
anything lecturing. suppose. Yes.
plsAh
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
News Notes.

Captain DeWolfe tells the News that
Mr.. Thomas Vance, son Of the late
Senator Vance, is prominently spoken
of as the next gubernatorial candidate
in the State of Washington Mr..
Vance has been the acting attorney
general for several months, has efn-
ciently attended to the arduous duties
attendant upon the office. and the DEM
ocrats will push him for the governor
ship. North Carolina Is interested in
Mr.. Vance not only because he is q
Tar Heel, but because he is Senator
Vance's son. The State will rejoice at
any good fortune or advancement that
may come to him.-Charlotte News.
The Salem commissioners have
granted forty year franchise to the
Winston-Salem railway and electric
company and made ten year contract
with the company for lighting the town
with 1900 candle power each at $75
per light per annum. The board also
granted a forty year franchise to the
Winston-Salem railway and electric
company for gas plant, which the
company in the near future proposes
to put in operation.
The oldest tree We know of in this
part is a hickory. not very large, bat
looking. sound and thrifty; it is the
corner Of tract of land owned by r.
l.. Hamilton He says that the Tee
was standing in 1892, and if any one
. doubts it he can show state grant
/ that was made to Walter Shark on the
above date calling for that tree-Hick.
ory Press.
The Bailey manufacturing company
| of Elkton shipped car load of tele
| graph cross arms to the Philippines.
The Daniel cotton mill at Lincoln
ton, which started up last week, will
make the finest yarns spun in tn,
South. 1t will work on numbers from
40 to 100, and will use only Sea Islam,
cotton. The thread will be used a.
warp for silk goods and for maxim,
spool Sewing cotton.
R. c. Ball, of Raleigh, has sued th
town of Selma, Johnston county, 70
$1,000 damages. Ball says he was de
tanned in a house there with a patien
suffering with very pronounced cas-
of smallpox; that man with a gu]
was outside as a guard and that n
food or other comforts was f,1rnishe
Ball.
It was announced some time az
that hospital to cost $4,000 would b
built at Salisbury by Mr.. Newman. l
, is now stated that Mr. Newman vii
! build the hospital in Charlottesville
Va. The Newman hospital at Sails
bury, conducted by DR.. J. W. Ions
will be continued as a private hospi
tai.
Russia's abolition of the duty o
coal has materially increased the pric
Of German railway shares.
Il The armoured cruiser F'uerst Bi.
marck will touch at Havre in recogni
! tion Of the Paris Exposition.
II Berlin bulletins the fact that Amer
|, lean coal was offered at Mediterrahs
!, an ports at So per ton.
!, The Alsonsche Cement Works ar
now seeking suitable place in tb
limited States to erect brapch-
Prince Henry of Prussia arrived ;
Vienna yesterday and was met at Il
! railway station by Emperor Franc
? Joseph.
Berlin courts refused s500,000 ba
D for Herr SternbeTg, charged with fl
ancial irregularities. He was on
!, rated at SIS 1000, 900.
Natives of the Solomon Islands a.
a reported to be numbering the whi
I settlers, and German gunboat h
been sent to punish them.
VI The Beers have attacked Rersber
Cape Colony
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
kllleu by has aAoiSs.

Gresnville, N. c., Special-Mr. Buck
Cox, OF Contentnea township, Greene
county, went in a cart to Grimesland
Friday afternoon for barrel of -four
After starting back home his horse rau
away and he was killed. People living
near the road, saw the horse with tn.
broken cart running by. They Wen,
back to investigate and found Mr.. Cox
dead in the road. His neck was bro.
ken and his head terribly mangled.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
Dogs Gave Alarm

* ron, By Cab!e.-Further details
Of the attack made by Colonel Plum
mer's forces on the Beers position, de-
Tended by a twelve-pounder, neal
Crocodile Pools, not far from Gaber-
struggling up the hill in the dark,
through net of barbei wire, they
alarmed the Boer watch dogs, who
gave togue. The Beers opened fire and
the British charged. but the Beers ex-
pioded dynamite mines, doing much
damage and the British retreated
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
BreVitieS.

Archibald ]. Sampson, American
minister to Ecuador, has made a re-
quest to that country for a coaling
station in the Galapagos Islands.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler writes from
Panique, Luzon, that he delayed leav-
ing the Philippines on account of the
activity Of the natives, who still keep
up the fight.
General Ludlow has appointed a
commission to prepare new charter
for Havana.
Fi1fpinos have adopted guerrilla tao
tics tn Alpay. Luzon, and constantly
tarrass oufposts ID garrisoned towns
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
Injunction Refused.

Judge seaman. in the United States
District Court, CT Chicago. hss issued
an order denying the sntunctoh
prayed for by The Chicago TTibu>-
azalngt the AEsoci8.ei Pres. 1hls
grex out o. an alleged infringement
~ copyright
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
Still Fighting.

London. By Cable.-Every hour IS
expected TO bring news OF General
Croje's surrender. On all sides won
der is expressed that the gallant, We;
ghastly, battle at Paardeberg drift IS
not yet ended in what is considered 10
be the inevitable. With fifty guns
bearing upon the devoted band within
the terribly short range of 1000 yards
surrender or utter annihilation can oe
the only result, unless all the reports
Of the strength of the Boer re-enfo-ce-
ments are wrong.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01

Washington, ID. C.. speciaL-Tb.
Turkish minister, All Ferrouh Bey. re-
Gently returned from Constantinople.
accompanied by his wife and sister.
and this led 20 several references Ia
them In the press The minister oofs
not question the good Intent Of The
writer's. but ne requested that the pres
respect the customs Of els country In
this particular and refrain from refer
epces to Affairs personal 20 bis Ao1s@-
hold. He said he felt sure that a NJ
ton OF such hospitality anc greatness
would readily appreciate this request
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
Notes.

Smallpox has become fatal in one or
statue cannot be decided until the
are reported now a large number OF
cases at the village of Canton. Hay
wood county, and several deaths. Doc
Mease, white tramp, is supposed to
have brought it there and left it when
he died. An engineer on a Southern
train was held up there and vaccinated
by force. \ fight ensued and the Of
ficer's arm was broken. There is no
business being done, stores are closed,
as the country people are afraid to
come in and quarantine keeps others
away, and no one is allowed in from
trains. The little borough of Clyde Is
equally in as bad fix, with numerous
cases and several deaths. Waynesville
still has no cases and is yet unaffected.
The papers have been signed for the
purchase by New Workers, of $1,000
acres Of land in the piedmont section,
! for sheep ranch. II will be the only
ranch of the kind in the State.
the date OF the unveiling OF the Vance
| statu e cannot be decided until the
committee gets 10 Washington and has
definite news from the artist Ellicott.
! About March lst is the time now fixed
| for the visit - Washington. Some
persons fave. May Iu as the date OF
the unveiiiDg, for the reason that 1t
falls al ,he middle c. the week, while
| Ma ~ VIII be Monday. aid il is OBJ
je;t2i thi. great many people nigh.
BE unwilling TO travel Sunday 10 get
| R4ie.g:. Elt; X IS that May 20, the
St;ie's chief holiday. IS the most APP
proy:!a;e zine.
/ The North Carolina Methodist Epis-
copal Conference has subscribed
S4,067 for the twentieth century
fund.-" fo- the prosecution OF Christian
Educption Subs ribers have tbt
right to direct tine use OF the fund they
contribute 1t is directed that Trinity
College shall have So, 1892 for its lear
! fund, Vanderbilt University S475, Lit
tie Female College $50, education II
Cuba $50. and 260 the trustees will ap
, ply, as there Is no direction as 10 IL!
use.
, While out in the woods one day thii
week chopping. tlee fell on Mr.. Johl
Henry Mecum, OF iiernersville. ans
hurt him very seriously. The attend
} ing physician reports Mr.. Mecum in
, critical condition, both legs bein.
, broken.
A negro has smallpox at Henrietta.
Senator Jones, Of Arkansas, in ar
interview gives it as his opinion tha
the Democrats have mucl the bette
/. reason TO hope for success than in 1896
!, The opposition tc the bill affectin:
= the tenure of Office of those in the con
. sular service il so great that there !
little chance of its passing.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-03-01
Death of rIr. McCsrmick.

Chicago, Ill, speciaL--Leander J
Mccormick, a member Of the famc
harvesting machine firm. and fo'
of the Leander Mccormick Obs
OF the University Of Virgin
pneumonia at the virginis
day. Mr.. Mccormick <zDv
Walnut Grove. Va. ,Sam
1913, and was q s~
mick, a virglnis3ounsceSon =
strove 70 perfsn daily, aIi M
Cyrus III. "
finally mag 0snl AD A..
Leandevn Man
Hu0s Manssx.
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As rooms, rent $40; price. $780,
80 rooms rent $50; price, $3.50.
q rooms, rent $50; price, $3.50.
20 rooms, rent $40; price, $1,000
80 rooms. rent $780, price $3.50.
Is rooms, rent $780, price, $3.50
50 rooms rent $50; price, 5000.
so rooms, rent 5000; price, $4,000.
30 rooms, rent s125; price. $500.
20 rooms, rent $75; price, $500
"a rooms rent $50; price, $1,000
g rooms RENT RENT 3d. s7S Priee sssSS
% rooms rooms rent $ sIS price price. ss2Oo
rooms, rent SIS; price $3.50.
rooms, rent $23; price, $500.
6 rooms, rent s25; price, $500.
And a score of others: several OF the
above places have longtime leases.
We have restaurants, confectionery, fruit
and cigar stands; saloons with lease;
furnishing goods and notions; three
business opportunities suitable for lady.
We loan money on anything we sell; IL
you want honest and reliable treatment,
call on
BEAVERS & CO.,
liz and 113 Washington Building.
az acres water front on car line: $1,000.
House and two lots sox1ao each, corner in
North Seattle; $4,000; snap.
H Gus and two lots, 5oxl4o each; Interplay:
Restaurant outfit; complete; invoice $500;
price s275.
One of the finest ranches; Yakima valley;
cheap.
Gilt-edged Cape Nome properties a spe-
cialty.
Say, IL you have anything to sell leave It
with us and we VIII make a quick turn
for you.
Go to GALLAHER'S 1907 First avenue,
near p. o.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
THREE rooming houses, very choice To-
cations, s. 10 and 80 rooms respectively;
each good money-maker.
TWO well-located and paying grocery
stores.
TEN ACRE garden and fruit farm: house
and other buildings; orchard; $500.
BEST FARM in Whatcom county; easy
payments
BUSINESS LOT, corner. on car line, three
buildings, monthly rent $40: special bar
gain; $500.
FINEST BUILDING LOT on Madison
street: $500.
GREAT NORTHERN LAND CO.,
1909 First Avenue
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VIM. p. HARPER
Dexter Horton Bank BuisdIna

$7o0-Each; a number Of lots, sixe a,rfTI
on 10th avenue, south Of Madison oifeef
in the Renton hill addition; all street. IN
provements completed; fine resioSnoe
$700--Lot 60x128 on Broadway, near Eea
Pike street T.
ssoo-Corner lot; full size; Harvard avsnus
north. 'll-I .
East Denny way way. Set v E4Ss ~ ~, g
and Broadway car lines; vssy dShily
lots; look them up.
$S00-Lot 45x12S on 18th avenue north: a.
cellent view; street grade and sewer
s600-Lots 40x12S on Broadway betusen
East John and East Thomas street1e
q, 250-One Of the finest corner lots On I'M
avenue north: grand view; size oQu1
$S15-A large number of lots eoxlD ~ 4!t
avenue In the Renton hill addition. a1
fine lots; very easy terms; prices 4 th6
property viii be advanced February 4
SEQ to S500-Lots 40 and 60x128 in Nagit'a
second addition on 10th and 18th ay1dnee
cheap as this; complete sewerage av1nA q
e ,600-Corner 12Sxls0 on 18th avenua; tnss
blocks north Of Madison street; esp1
place to build houses to rent
$2,650-Fine lot on 9Th avenus nsax AAlasg
chard: small house on lot.
a ,250-New and modern 7-room hoooo -
Renton hill: north Of Madiscn slreet}
corner; 40x120 feet.
$6,700-Modern 1O-room house; uo4x0 NM
on 14th avenue north: c1celleuk NeRsel
the Sound: 60x12S feet
81 ,600-New and modern five-ruoM eettU
ready for occupancy: lot 40x12 N ~
avenue, near East Union street; coUvore
tent to Madison car line and Minor suaeeL
g. S00-Five-room house; Same locAtion =
above; entirely modern: win be ccusplet-
ed February l.
$200o-Two cottages Of six and four reolnp
in North Seattle; sewer oonnecti1ns
houses in good conditions one block frun
car line.
$500 Five-room house on fSrd avenu4 y
fair condition; one block from AAdlnlns
lot skis; good buy.
We have just plated and placed a. ~
market 20 acres Of land located at Brl9e
ton Beach, on the Renton car linz Nh!ea
is plated in one acre tracts; tunf ~
miles from the center of the city; bcene
car fare; rich soil; well suited ~ ~
dening and fruit raising; So plat ~
terms and prices at office.
GEO. w. DILLLN0.
40 New York block,
Phone. White 49,
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FOR SALE-A very choice corner ~
building house, either to sell Or rSa4
streets graded; sewer and water ~ s3
on Main street, 60 feet on sixth avensS
$40. Oo0-Choice corner on Third ayenus;
centrally located; good income.
$45. 000-Four- story brick building corr
on Second avenue; pays nne lncomA
sl2,0c0-Will buy a corner LOOKED feet en-
tanning five S-room houses nearly nscs
always rented; nets IL per cent; ~
Second avenue. near Denny hotel InS
property was taken in on moft$@4y
and is offered at a bargain.
SIG, 000-Three-story brick buiioines ~ s
trally located; net income Y per eelss
$5,000-Buys a good corner; well improves
paying good income. ,u.,,.
$s.2o0-12ox1 feet on Second avenue 49, 49,.
town.; this price just pays on mo1F
sl,ooo~6oxl5o feet on First avenue soalA
just outside the fill. GOOD nuy. .v1
and Pike street ....t
So. OO0-New 7-room house on Thirtsenm
avenue and Denny way. - II,
$750-Buys fine building lot on nrss n''s
near Pike. Summit s asats.n,n .y.auA
s75o@Lot soxi2o feet, Twentieth eyeaus.
near Madison. street graded ana
20 lots in Union addition, all srseee;
street graded, sewer and WAFER Gc.S
$1,000. These prices viii soon %
PURCHASE TIDE LANDS.
rs per cent. to 100 per cent. has Deen M
during the past year BY owners ~ 2. 80
on the tide fats: have about ~ w. ~
for sale; can give you any iocaton
sired. ...ru1.
lust north of Thomas street.
C. A. MKENZIEr 49,
Tel. Red 1861. Room Colman 1lgc-.
FOR SALE-S1 500 will buy farm n
acres; 80 acres cleared; gooo h.us. No.
barn; good roads and schoois; ~
from railroad, in Snohomisn co1M sZs..en
Snohomish and Everett; 10 acfs. .oSssS.
ed: good mastered house; good orcn->srssss
mostly bottom land; so per acEe -
Is snap. 49, hnure.
81 acres, 60 cleared; seven-room 1870 IA
hay barn holds 100 tons; stock uAs ~ ~
other outbniIdings; cut lSO tons - ~ 10
from 30 acres last season ana s.Ss II
bushels oats per acre on ~ -. m
farm implements and tools; ics - '''
reasonable terms can pc na1' a~Sns
$3.50 will buy corner 50xi1 !eS ..S ~ ~
ty-first avenue, one block nortn q
Ter. II taken at once. n-.~fxv
$3.50 will buy 40x120-foot lot on ls<11
sixth avenue SOUTH. street
parked and severed. - ,..eAeds
A half block In Fremont; ven
at a snap price. Call and 80
ANDREW KNOX,
723 New York BLOCK.
rpANyU Iy pE,NIcK a CO. c.. Q3Esj
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FOR SALE-By Huffman & Shearer, Real
Estate and Mines 6l2 Naur Xl,..l: hi<x,lx

FOR SALE-By Huffman & Shearer, Real
Estate and Mines, 603 New York block
$I,500-5-room modern cottage; good Local
ton; installments.
S75O-A Broom house on leased ground;
years lease at s per month; now rented
at $42 per month.
$1,250-A Groom house and large lot, all
in fruit; good location.
Four modern houses, of s to IL rooms on
Pontius avenue; terms to suit purchasar.
$5oo-A good corner lot, near the South
blocks of this are selling at $3.50 each.
For sale, note of $500; interest II per
cent, secured by real estate worth 81 0OO.
We have several improved farms, near
Fort Casey, ranging in price from 81 600
to Sl,20 II you want farm anywhere,
cali and see us.
company, buyer to be sent on salary
with machinery to work the mines. This
is proposition that will bear the closest
HUFFMAN s. SHEARER,
sos New York block.
FRANK H. RENICK & co. C. 8. Car.
penter. i. b. Tanner, II. III. Renick.
BUY IT.
So, 00O-eOx12o near Headquarters fire de-
partment, Seventh avenue; good income
property.
$4o0-60x120, Queen Anne; very slightly.
$700-60x12o. Third avenue west
s2,ooo-i2oxl2o. s-room house. Dexter ave-
nue..
EDGAR BRYAN,
Hinckley Block.
FRANK II. RENICK e. Co. O. S. Car
penter l.. r. Tanner F. H. Renick
A SPLENDID BUY ON
RENTON HILL.
New modern double house. very desirable.
exceedingly well built; beautiful sur
roundings now rented for $50 per month:
price, $3.50.
A FINE CORNER
On Madison, Renton hill; unimproved; very
cheap.
II. F. PARKER & Co,
liz Yesler way.
GREEN lake lots; good location: near
cars; scent fare; low prices; call and get
choice before best are all gomez also
property cheap in other parts os city
@. H King. receiver. IS Boston block.
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REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND RENTALS.
lit Columbia street.
We have the largest list of vacant proper
ty In the city to choose from. II you in
tend building or want to buy for an In
vestment come and see u.s.
Recollect this month we will sell you lots
RENToN HILL ADDITION
For the same price as We sold them in
1885. After the LIST of February, 1900, they
VIII be raised: ed, we can give you your
easy terms; abstract furnished.
$3500-s-room modern house, Harvard ave-
nue.: this is fine home.
A50o-1o-room modern house, Belmont ave-
nue., near Pike.
$1.soo-s-room modern house, near Broad
way on Republican.
81 500-6-room house and full lot, 18th ave-
nue., near Cherry street.
s20oO-Fine corner lot on Second avenue
and Blanchard. with buildings; this is a
snap.
81 .2O0-House Of rooms Minor near Olive
full lot.
$3,750-Modern new Groom house, EastIake
near Denny way.
VACANT PROPERTY,
$2Oo-Corner. 140x12S feet to alley on f4tb
avenue. close to Madison.
s5oo-12oxt24 feet. on 22nd avenue, near
Madison, II taken this week.
sl25,Your choice of lots near our state
university.
$3.500--Six lots, close to Broadway near
Denny way; snap.
$900-Full lot. Olive and Minor,
1861 lots. close TO street car, owned bv
nonresident.
S1ooo-For choice lots in North Seattle.
Fine stock ranch for sale. east OF the
mountains.
NICHOLS & MUM,
III Columbia street
Phone, Main 500.