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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
sH1eH.N SGCAEs CROKER.

Predicts Sew Democratic Organization in
New YORK City.
New York. Nov. s.-John c. shesi1au.
oEcc leader Of Tammany Hall and now
RICHARD = Croker s. political enemy,
talked last evening about tie coming
.rlaycral1y campaign. he Indirectly
Charged Richard Croker with being re-
sgoat.ple for the defeat Of Mr.. Bryan.
lie SAID.
The people OF this city must now
face ,be nlsyuyalty campaign It is my
drg2 belief that an organization which
"ill be DEMOCRATIC In every sense will
De found soon to take an active part in
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

ans cause III other states. The fact that
he was not candidate may prove of
no greater benefit to the taxpayers Of
New York, as am confident it will re-
suit in making him the next mayor Of
the greater New York;
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
Dance Hall Tragedy,

Wallace. Idaho, Nov. 1s.-This norm
ing Dick Adams shot and killed VII
liam Kennedy and Daniel Ki!dee In
dance hal lat Gem. The latter had
threatened to shoot Adams.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Judge Ferris OF Cincinnati is dissat-
listed with the present method of nat
uralization. lie says: I'm going &c
make this ceremony more impressive.
The mere act OF swearing In these peo-
Iole makes 10 impression on them.
ehall procure an American flag, and
ever. male candidate for citizenship
will have TO kneci and Kiss Its folds.
want to make 1t one OF the most i'm
portant acts OF theft lives. / want lhe.n
to tingie down TO their toes when they
hear our national s.ira."
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Henry \ Little has been for ffty-
years recorder Of Madison COUNT,
Illinois. The lawyers thereabouts say
that 10 encyclopaedia Of legal dolags
IN the county could he more valuable
to them than MIR. Little's wonderful re-
tertive memory He was born in Mad
ton county and has never lived out Of
1t except daring the civil war. when he
went 10 the front as a volunteer. AZ
tar -AppoalattoS he returned and re-
suned his position as county recorder.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
Victim OF Election Riot.

Denver Col, Nov. l3.-Hampton
Jackson. the cclored deputy sheriff
who was shot in the election riot, is
dead. This is the third death result
ing from the riot.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

their aspects before committing itself
to any specific plan OF adjustment
Upon the general principles involved
there will be little difference Of opin-
ion, but the measures TO be adopted
in order TO eNtricate the party from
its unfortunate position cannot be
hastily formulated, What plan shall
be proposed for the reorganization of
the party in order that it's real
strength may be effectively exerted Is
u question Which it seems 10 ME ought
to be considered and decided by a con-
ference composed of conservative DEM
oerats. representing both clements of
the party as it has existed during the
asst four wears, Ali are equally inter
ested in the success OF the party on
iound and patriotic platform OF prin-
plies, ard therefore all should be con-
iaited both as 10 the plan OF rcorgan-
!@ation and policies TO be announced"
No Reconstruction Seeded.
senator John Nj. Morgan, of Ma
bana: rI'he democratic party needs
no reconstruction. 1t needs fidelity to
its creed, which has stood for 100 years.
1t present il demands the payment of
the national debt and return to the
The res toratoa to the states OF the ex-
elusive right TO determine the qualia-
cation OF voters. 1t demands that all
federal taxation shall be equal and
uniform In places Within the limits ri
the United States; it demands the sup
preston of trusts, especially the COR
nosations, i'll respect of all articles OF
commerce that are subjects Of inter-
state and foreign commerce. If de-
mociacy aahefes to these demands our
political defeat Will be only tempo-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Chicago, Nov. 1.-The call for the
twenty-seventh annual national con-
sention of the w. c. L. U. to meet in
Washington, d. c.. November 80, has
been issued here by the national OH.
Gers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Skilled surgery comes high. Tho
New York Tribune tells of q million
aife In that city who lately had his leg
cut off and sent check for $4,000 to
pay for the operation. 1t crossed bill
from The physician for $4,000 and the
extra 1890 wes paid.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

clips Of tarred psstebeard era used
fer fhinglins reefs in Japan. They are
said TO be as satisfactory as weeden
shinslea. ana are much cheaper.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

No ..oons,.,,atia,, I. ,tl, aj.,i4s, 80
is e,e..a ,l,inl La stoad ,'o,, ao va, 20
1T present il demands the payment of
/ the national debt and q return to the
specie basis for banking Ut demands
~ 80 -, ~, e., -, -, So. -. - -,
80 49, " .Ils s,ate'. " vac 80
~ iis'i.e W a@tst,i'iie tiie qeaiiil
cation OF voters. II demands that all
federal taxation shall be equal and
uniform In places Within the limits nj
4 t,,a ls,,ito,l e,.ot<,s,. a. ,a,,,a,,,1. 49, -.
$780,, -, l,,t;-',s. ~. - .
( i'lsss. . on trusts, ssl'eel;,iiy lhe cor,
| commerce that are subjects OF inter-
! state and foreign eolnlnerce. If de-
l,,,,s.,.,,. ali,ss T., ,I,os, ,l.1,,,,,,4s, o,,,,
.1;t 80 se ;,, ~
! poHtleai deteat VIII pc only tempo-
rar:'.
Nn,t Cor H.c,t 10 Old ros.t.on
t,,a, ~ ;.a1,x,I. f,,,,a,. o,,,.,,,i,, ,,e
! the Gurreacy "lhe need Of reorganization
IN he party llust nov se inaa!fe,st to all
/ who ear'. for its well berg, or the c0iin-
eiSs sood tiltli lhN aaNsnt ol Ar Bryan
4 c.ttls pert HouIu poast a eon s,
! when nade ii respected by al CLASSES
ana eNcfS interest," lt .'ilS lost tAi't POSI-
CON sRrrchderna " historic ylewa gu
/ t'lS !Hoitta 'inestiph ana anstll,pi'sln "
I potGs ~ ya.'is@EH ~ VIZ lal!l ne pails
Isi'.St ,is'iSe tasl3S fe.fsat utlel4 ~ GEES
81. -, W lsu' -, ueiloeIi.ey; ,,.
nrh, OF TUG noRn5lsill 9! the west ana .
nrSallli1iee win the aei.lorfaei- OF the east;
he;.i We. ee..9efsls mqst pc Iecosiii"sa
- ~, !gA'ffts. also 'iot sllssr IeNuhiciti.s'
lV5q-tlsnt sfe. .tftciNef5 ana !atef-t'it9 i9.l-
Allsts There must be no further tafnpor-
i@lns on the iaos!ey question or ii*c&rd!aS
OF men OF nGsllsSs aiIalfs ane eomnlefciai
iiltesrit1 rms dcf1nefaltc party must re-
4 eslaplsn repay2tion f9r conservatism
@lta . it"e ne ili!o"A US Il Noise OF refuge
! iot NJ r,t@ict.
~ hclievs eHery democrat ought to give
i,n a.. aild ini.uenc. to s2 ,, feolss.n-
ests OF ms country
Some Southern Views.
Il M w t,arn., -, 49, eo,,,.r ~. c,.c.,,,-
Tennessee: s'The democratic PARTY must
stand fast bs the PRINCIPLES OF the re-
llHpIG asAlAai lhtl'efltiisln inititalism
iand Tie tfeasoaable colsi!raev 10 aubvery
our AMERICAN ii.sttNli9Ns and sci! onf
:siil95loan baihHishl for ne rpndssr OF
I lnoctacy AGAINST PlptocrdeH, i9i' e9mne-
utspn aS2iasl monopoly, for the people
AGAINST ne tiusts. u aust be the great
conservative force OF the country An Gn-
\ ce'nifpin.sinS toe TO socialism aad an
arcny on the G1ie hand. ard a vulgar dps
= !. ~ t gS,l 90 NJ. .,.a,,
free silver: drop l,,sionisin: drop the cry
ot government by inluHctioil; dron tie.
cry OF inlperialisln ana ,piliinrjs,n. tlron.
nj discussion ato5,t TIE. Iniijllninrs ny.t5l
peace has been restored: tlra6 aDuaals ID
the passo Is and l5reilllices of tile Idle ana
disseminated. Revive IN, fui,siilmai,,;,i
question OF tax,:t!pn. teach ,he ie,n.,-
I crate doctrine f;ut neoila caunot lie
I made rich iy taxing, them: asi;l!i the ia
yoritisn and Nioi.ss Of a hIgll uroterf.y5,
tarlf.. sja"d for The contfol OF trusts
ana combines by methods not onpre5ss;a;;
nterstste ooiiararee 9nalllissioil and he he
1.y,..,. "A -.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Eira ]. L. Gardner, the Boston So
ciety woman. popularity known as Mrs.
Jack Gardner. has denied the report
that she has purchased or knew the
whereabouts o. the Madonna o. Botti-
CELL, which belonged TO Prince Chigl OF
Rome and which That prince is said to
have sod 70 a Foreigner. Italian law
for'7lds the sale OF any work of the old
masters 10 persons living outside of
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

~ Port Chester Y. Y. is a band
each member of which. on night pa
rede. carries Q. small electric light on
his instrument. The current is fur
,lished bT s storage battery carried In
tho pocket of each musician. The lights
are Of various coiors and ada hrilliancy
TO the paroles.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

1t is. proposed to erect an electric
light plant AT sinla. the summer capt.
tai OF INDIA. 1t sin the foothills Of the
Hinalayaa and water: power is abund-.
ant. kerosene is used at the present
time
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

There is a flourishing kindergarten
school in Chicago for colore1 children.
They take kindly to the process.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

The salvation Army is prosecuted in
Switzerland. Not long ago n Salvation
Army !assie3 vas Imprisoned in the
castle az Chiffon. made famous by
BYRON. In Seufchatel and Bevaiz can
tons he salTat!onists have frequently
heea stoned. IN Geneva respectable
men ard we,ne. belonging TO This sect
have l1een insulted and beaten before
the eTea Of the police. who refused to
IAnC,t'.sct thew,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15


Peraaps the most striking example oil
the new warfare, as aided and abetted
by lie Genera, is TO BE seen in the nu-
seulil al Whitehall, London. Here. tax
ing first pace among the trophies OF
1Sitcaeaer's Soud-a campaign, are the
Photographs tiny afiQi9's, some OF
them, and OF what i critical camera
fiend would pronounce poor pictures.
indeed bat cherished by the English as
giving the BEST idea of the scenes the
whole collection commentaries. In ths
same room are the trophies and maps
and models of other campaign nota
bly, Waterloo and Trafalgar. But there
are 40 photographs. They We're be-
fore the tiisle OF the camera as she is
snapped today. The siege OF Omdur-
man Was the first occasion in British
warfare where Tommy Atkins sp-
peared in his modern roe OF camera
IieiG.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Love only can tighten labor's load
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15
.AimryIaua Against BRYAN.

y !.
isalsiinore. Nd, k9r. a--Gorinan. Gov
4oi s4Eith, Cis.tillGtsii NalulNer OF ire
ste Nettiit.it,ee, iti4d other prominent
n II the .9tGST .Di'tstii41ation favor n
'2iti4zat.c'.l NW.l'ch MDul.t entirely cil;a-
tte ne $llNef eluest!un and all popul.s-
theories from the ljNri.
>earis al! the heaters OF the regular
>fty organization axe sound money l.len.
.iey worked tor BIy;,atto keep the parry
-'san!zat.on intact in this state for the
.sat next year to control The legislature.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

~ ~ TOO cft1Iy TO IlVtI1uIaNizs--,li
nee 1T to say that there will always be
q party vi strict construction as
against q party Of loose construe ton,
and that, reaaiusted to the more con-
servatiNe requirements OF the country.
l1e democratic party will reappear as
the contending force in the public life
of the people. This is not its first or its
greatest defeat. 1t win lit'e to give The
fepupllcani Il great deal of trouble.
and, ii may he. to render Invaluable
service 10 the interests That RON re-
jeCt ii
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Lorimer's supporters concede his de-
feat, but say that he will be the next
mayor of Chicago, a United States SEN
ator will return to congress two years
hence, will be governor of Illinois. or
will have anything he asks for in the
future
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-15

Henry WateHson. Louisville, Nv, eti-
tor ef the Courier-Journal: 'NWith the
elimination of the money issue there
onSht 10 l5e no larther factieaa! !ivi-
siol among the democrats. lf free sill
Yer We'e Eet dead before, assGrpAly ii
Is dead noW beyond TIE hope of rcsut-
fee.ion and redelnption, having done
hairi enough 10 discard II forever,
eTea ai!onS the most Jealous ;idher-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-27


fREEPER- body Of A, y Ggeepsr NAs en-
Aimed and viii BE- SHIPPED TO West Superior
via, for intsrnent ~ BDt'sfwerh q sons.
EEgwoHTHY-In Ballard October %. l@
cisuae T., the infant 500 q Mr. and Mf-' A. -.
Ksrwcrthy.
'nucHAxLsey-TLe body q Albert diehaelson "a
smtairnsd aud will he shipped 10 - faai iot
sstsrrnent By HutssrwcFth 4 sens
1ACoBeOS--In thss city. October q. hDe snfis-
tina. heleved wife n 9. Jaeobsou. aged ~ years
: SERVICES this lsztnsdayl afternoon. at ecloek'
trom funeral psriors q BonneS stewart later
Snent IN Laks View cemetery
ARA9rFAp-fn this eity October =. 100. MIS-
Marie Armstead. aged 10 years,
Services this tsatufdayl afternoon, At ociesk,
from funeral rsrgofs Of Ronney Stewart. Inter
rsnt ia Lake ytew feroetetY.
DUxcAx-In this city october 3. 100. ~ tbs
family residence ins DEXTER avenue ls/,ie NJ,
beloved daughter 81 Ir. and Mrs 0eorye u Dan
can aged II months anil u days.
FuuersI sersiess this tsstndaJl afternoon, 81
c'aocf, from the family residence Intetment IN
Lake visw cemetery
NosAsT-fn this city october a. 1850. At the fam
III residence ~ pontus avenue. Francss J. Mon
AIT, aged y years,
FunsraI Sunday afternoon from the family resi-
aeues al 10 O'Clock intefrreut In i&ke View
eemetfry.
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p0sT-INTELLIGEyc WANT AID.
Agencies.


me ross-frtsilissncet has established branch sssn
e- whore eisssihed Advertisements viii be rscsivtd
until 10 >. n. esch day The rstss charged a. tne
brsneh agencies Ats the same . a. the Pe.tintslIt
aenrer ksssin<N 0Ryre. Cssh ads emily VIII be tnhen
q hssprh asenNss Following is the lie. II seescies:
Yorke Barrsnwton's arms store.
eeconA avenae ana pike.
BrosAway Pharmacy, r. n. Fisher.
Broadway ana James.
nenson Hill Pharmacy. Madison
street ana Fifteenth avenue.
WaB1a WaIla Pharmacy. Twenty-
arst ana Mast Jefferson.
nrewn's Pharmacy. corner Yeslep
ana Broadway.
shtrtlea's Drag store. Twenty
third avenae s0uth and jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. SOz2 Howe
ell. corner Boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy. battery
and Firss avenue.
4. y. Guy's Pharmacy. Denny way
anA Fifth avenws north.
r. =. Costigan's Pharmacy. 0u~en
Anae avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
rrestsn's Pharmacy. naliarA ave-
sss.
FREMONT.
Frsoent DrsG Company, Lake
street and nwtag avenue.
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roR sALE-LoDerxs uousrs.

MOORE e. CO. aes New York Block
We have for eale today gi.roarn lodging
house. netting $50 month. Tor 1850.
We have for sale s9-rvgm. netting S1oe.
for sxsGs
trail a haFRain
we have IA rpnsns fhaG 700 cash wslI So.
cure. netting tiIN
We have y few saloons making large DE-
xt1gnds. reasonable.
We have general merchandise store
country town. sales exceeding I'll ~
month Tor sz8a
II yea want 80 lnxeMt N n lseex already
built az, or IL you have "a business for
aAi@ "a
We wspf a partner n lodging house. NE
Mant partner in furnsturp store, w@
furnish money on anything we sell ~
fgavst rates.
MOORE d co va New Yark Hioek
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale - elegant fgrnlt1fr. ske
c&uteuts % a zeven-r0gm private house.
81 c. HsekeFtoB wlu sell on ire promises.
No. siE Queen Anne avenue. NORTH Seat
tie. on Tuesday. October ". a. ~ o'clock
sharp. Dak xEa curly maple bed sets.
black R&ingt bet set. modern style. cost
re. springs mattresses osk extension
table. dining chairs elegant aaFiDr suite
bookcase. leather covered rocker. library
table sewing machine, fine upright plano
as good ss nfw. brussels net curtains.
HuWflsnd china dinner set. Majestic steel
range. kitchen furniture, lawn HnnweF.
garden tools. carpets. rugs. etc. take
North Seattle car, set OF al Damons
lFagsrN
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PuBLrsHERg NOTICE Travelling ssents are
A. n burnett J A. Mcclellan o. Is Lcoms ana
n BLANCHARD Ctr collectors r. r Hsvlsy
John ID shsshan, J. A. Uoodfelps, A. y. Ailis
sn1 Robert Ann. posmssters eSerywbsfs svs our
aernts PAY money only 10 these and TO osir resi-
1sns agents. In the various cities and towns Of the
Northwest
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u. sso-sCssh.s 7-rDasn house city wasef;
basement. just finished. twu saF Hines,
near Jackson street.
g. gE.t-- Double corner on car line. uoa
block from school s-faon cottage. ean
bgliia tive houses renting slS. near Jack
sua street.
81 Nss--6-rsuu cottage Queen Name ave-
u1es On TIE htii. R0@d view Oh esr ilae.
Dath2 electric lfgDt. Ere place. l9s aaxiA.
&.Nf.--F room huume. modern. Az con-
ventwuees. Second avenue north, corneF
lot 4EglAi.
~ .ssss--y~room cottage; bath. etc. corner
lot. Columbia street. close 20 car line.
LOTS.
tl5.N- smith Lane tots. South Seattle. level.
81 Beacon Hlii lgts, on car line.
Is-tsHeen Anne 8ih lots.
80 Esstlake avenue lots
Madison street i0ts-
G.s',- Double corner. near Madison, Fiji
fsenfh avenue.
Madison.
wHALLEY 4 EASTMAN,
and Coiman Block
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IICExsEs TO WED.

r4a>.S<s 70 we'd we're restsrday tssred fer Fred
srich g. Co6yn ts4) and Dsemsr Schneider W.
Torsa cariasusen 10 aud Marie & Hsnsea %
All a seattle. Percy E<cmsnd f3li u Port Blaze
ssy and Hattie NJ Young f1l, q Warren. Me
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LODGE NOTICES.
ATTENTION, air knightst All MEM
hers OF Seattle Tent No. j. X. .. 7, NJ,
are requested to be present at hall at
O'Clock sunday. also all soiourning
Sir Knights, 10 attend the funeral OF
Sir Knight r. j MonaSt. by order OF
Commander.
l.. q r M.-aYeu are earnestly request
cd to attend the funeral of LADY Mon
asts husband ON Sunday at 1 o'clock.
from the residence. ~ ponsius avenue,
BY order cf Lady Commander. Emily
Callahan
ST JOHNS LODGE. No. 2. r, 4 A. NJ
stated communication this Saturday
evening AT T;D o'rock; Third degree. all
Fresmaaun@ are cordially Invited r. C.
Ackman, W M y. \ Peterson s-cre-
tary, /.
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COMPOSTTION--Ws are now prepared to
DO composition for the trade tany meas
prel. in nonparslI. nlnton. BREWER md
long primer. Satisfaction guarsntesi
Call or address. Post-lntsiligenesr, se-
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FoR sALE-cITY Rra1 -
CoHtinueA

1T SELLS ON IRE 49,.
The Denny Blaine I.ake ps.s SItA
feature that gives value ana 49, ~. syl1
70 residence locality, IL .1 49, 49,
!naneing every day. becsus< ~ ~ ~
ths sI.e mh y are CONVINCED sSst
residences Of Seattie's ws.sss. gel1lSs
Gems win Be located. Many ~ ss..S M
1ences already surround ~ seSn ~
Blaine Lake Park. sS -
GRADED AVENUES. Laid ON. !. :. !.
Style. faa
CEMENT WALKS
CITY MATER
ONLY 70 MINUTES from IN -
center on the finest electric -, r..
the city. ~ m /
On Lake Washington. r,a~-s-
Madison and Madrons nara S>q
DENNY-BI.AINE l.ANil rdsxp. -
Dexter Horton Bank Buii6ins ~
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NEW and elegantly furnished s-rooul
modern home. Fourteenth avenue. lot
sxi6 lawn and garden: bargain. Adj
dress 21s care Post-lntelllgencer.
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MASQUERADE BAE.ig-Sasurazy evening.
November s. prize cAkewslk. prize
walking and prizes For costumes. dane
Ing uuil morning. sp@eialtles viii be in-
tgoduced between dances. grand rnarca
at : sharp, with calcium light effects
Music ~ Wagner. Admission sp~cta-
tors, gsc nasgusraaars 5gc Ranke hall.
Pike street and FIFTH avenue. Plenty
q seals Tor seeGtasoEs b balcony.
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FIVE DECIDED BARoAlNa

We have ON our books over 10 lmn.,..,
Seattle properties for sale, ran6l1S fss'
<So 10 S2o,VUo. many on tcrma ncsyiy r.
easy as rent. Ii You want ho1Se = i
paying investment YOU should - lS1s
properties. From this laree I'M ~ -
lcct the 1--WE described below y 4,
choicest bargains In their class:
$500 will buy a new iQ-room msann
mouse on nrst mn near broaduay; rsnR
so.7oo will buy fine inside douhN carsur
lAxleo. on which are three nj Hs4S'
ings and room for three mclv nssssl
income. seS per month; Z superix -.
gain. ~
s3vue win buy fine modern s-foem -,
large sronnds very fine locasicas N
A,Oo1 will buy corner lot On car " &
North Seattie double mQdefn -.
rents $50 per month; room foe ~ ~
houses.
$500 viii buy te-room house - mn
avenue. near Denny wAyf lot G1iI
room for another house.
See our Queen Anne lots. S1es IA ~
See our West Seattle lots, 81 Ana "
See our Ballard lots, 80 and I'M
See our Madison Park lots. tiA ~ -
GREAT NORTHERN LAND "a
ESTABLISHED 1855. resident n 49,
for 30 years.
For Saie--We are selling the ~ -
farm in tracts 10 suit the pn1( ~
II is on the Seattle and Hero1G ~
1.-The Mt Dunlap poatol1cs: 49, ~
any other land on SCENT ~ ~ -
OF the city.
Lake washington water IT. -
Brighton beach.
81, 5D0--Lot and three hcuuoa III n
xt2 per month.
81, 0oo--'Two houses and lots none Im
street; rents for els pr uG
81, a01-s-room house and lot; Nm Il
reasonable terms.
GEORGE W. DUNLAP. = - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-27

FOR lodging houses. business chances.
see Great Northern Land Co. ai First
avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-27
SPECIAL NoTrcEs-continued.

SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers, Business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
land Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-27

slbo-- Lots toxlob each on Thru 1
near Madrona park car NM .l.s
cleared small cash payuGNt
your own terms. y -.
block from car line: HpleoGe
hood. -
3s7b-Isot on Harvard avenua -
from broadway car line. ~
from new high school. -
car barn.
HERnERT Il. rrPEh
fe and ~ acheusrfnan hsecA
First avenue and cherry ksIeS@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-27

UNIVERSITY HEI6HJ4. =
The Educational suburb on neo&D4 -
Joining the grounds ~ she eAo w.
verslty. lots tn this besntifn!
are all cleared, with cement ~
graded streets. excellent wat2 &
and grand view direct car 1875
sold and homes hsilt 90 lnniell4
MOORE INVESTMENT CU$
liz Columbia street.