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Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-07-05
TOoMMUNIcATED.

SCOTLAND, Nd, June 25, 700.
Messrs. Editors :-As l do not
desire to overcharge the readers of
the BEACON with O useless load of
words will briefly say that the at
tendance at the Commencement of
st. MarY's Seminary was large and
every one present were pleased with
progress Of pupils. The more ad-
vanced ones no donbt appreciate
the blessings they enjoy. Their
age and experience cause them to
duly reflect on their privileges. and
in doing so, they feel their position
to be one Of fgreat advantage. Their
status in society viii be enhanced
and however high may be their
comparative rank, however they
may shine BY the force of contrast,
the proper training received at their
Alma Mater will act 90 o Polar Star
to direct and guide them Alright az
they advance in the world.
The Principal, Miss Langley,
merits much praise and the prof.
cheney of her pupils prove that med
itation 10 the principal basis of
knowledge-that it searches and
finds deep and difficult truths,
which before lay concealed in dark
ness. 1t taught Franklin TO sssnatch
lightning from Heaven and the
scepter from tyrants.
The three graduates, Misses Ella
Hodgson, Cumberland, Nd; Emily
Bishop, Smithsburg, Md. and Ruth
Jourdan. Darlington, Md, were
prs-eminently distinguishable and
the essay Of Miss Hodgson (Honor
Graduate) was mirror. to speak
so, rejecting beautiful thoughts,
expressions, which proved that she
ID an accurate observer or human
life and that the human under
standing, in all it, conscious pre-
sentations and reflexes, il itself only
o phenomenon OF the minds sense.
and requires the same corrections
% the appearances transmitted by
the outward senses. Like thread
of gold the prfnciple-.sA mind
imbued with integrity il the most
august possession" ran through
the essay. Il.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-07-05

ceremony. The American Ambas-
sador uar present and made ID ap-
propriate speech. The Paris Edi-
nm of the New York Times issued
lE6 6rst number. II has ! model
nesspaper plant with Linotype ma
shines and the very latest improve-
monts in press and folders. The
lighkpinR rspidlty with which . pa
per can Be set up prin cd and fold
ed will be surprise to many for
eign publishers, bnt perhaps not
mora Of surprise than the clear
zssa, elaenneas and haantY q the
5ross work. Materially, Continen-
tai papers are smutty things. Af-
ter reading them you need to wash
tho cheap ink of your hands. They
are, however, free from the viler
smuttiness which disgraces sohe
American papers. The New York
Times has az Office in the Place de
pOpera, the most central locality
in Paris. Here, American visitors
register their names and here in o
reading room for the convenience
of the travelling American public
can be found latest editions of
American papers. These are evil
dences Of enterprise and prosperity
in Q paper that has for its motto
"All the news that 10 fit to print. 4"
To see that motto lifted and sus-
tanned admidst all the blare and
blazonry of yellow journalism is
sublime. and inspiring TO those who
still have hope and faith in the
press as an enlightening medium.
RAMBLER.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-07-05
L0okER-sARBER.

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Barber and Mr.. William Chatfield
LOCKER was solemnized at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. William
Henry, 3241 N Street, the latter
being sister Of the bride. The
handsome old mansion was deco
rated throughout with palms and
vines, whose foliage served as o
background for snowy masses of
marguerites--the= nane- -aewer Of
the bride. The back parlor, in
which the ceremony was performed,
was embowered in palms, behind
whose foliage an orchestra was sta
toned. The folding doors were
draped with curtain OF marquee
rites, and an aisle was formed
through the front parlor by tall
baskets filled with marguerites
linked together by chains Of field
daisies and vines. The bridal par
ty descended the vide staircase to
the strains Of the wedding march
from "Lehengrin," the ushers lead
ing. The bride was escorted by
her father, Mr.. John A. Barber, of
st. Mary's County. Md who gave
her hand in marriage. The we'd
ding gown was q misty trailing
robe Of white mousseline de sole
over white silk. It was draped with
duchess lace that has been i'm the
brides family for generations. A
coronet of lilies of the VALLEY was
worn in her beautiful hair, and
caught in the laces Of her corsage
was the groom's gift, q marguerite
of diamonds and pearls. The brid-
al flowers were shower bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley and bride buds.
Miss Eugenia Barber, who was
her sisters only attendant, preced-
ed her. wearing girlishly dainty
creation Of blue silk veiled with
white mousseline de sole, and car
rying an armful of sweet peas. The
groom, with his best man, Mr.. Reg
inald LOCKER, met the bride in the
improvised chancel and both knelt
on prize dIeu draped With heirloom
lace during the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Barton,
rector Of ST. Johns.
The service was witnessed by only
the members of the two families,
but o large company made up Of
representative society Of Washing
ton and Georgetown, together with
o number of out-of-town guests at
tended the reception which follow
ed. Among them were the brides
mother, Mrs. John A. Barber, and
Miss Mary Barber, from sFelicite,
their estate, in st. MarY's County,
Md. which was gift from Lord
Baltimore to Cornelius Barber, and
has been the home Of his descend.
ants ever since. The gifts, which
we're beautiful and artistic, includ-
Cd . silver chocolate pitcher and q
graceful branching feather palm,
which was the gift Of the choir boys
of St. Johns 20 Dir. LOCKER, who ID
the choirmaster Of that church.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-07-05

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ral
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den;xer. 80 w..a- ua,,a- ..a.t.
a an.. .....,...s
come - har a.. s..s.-s p..n
time tbav had sonnd .ou.a.h;as s,.s ~
10 talk about R.hv Rae wss snrn-,-
tan 40 fsr as tha, va-. aa.a.-ss
Slowly the little cir, era- ..n
derlv cared FOR he Nrmha~ = 80
had become deenlv attached - hs,
and could not endure to have kar
out. of her sight. Several onror.
tunities presented themsalvea for
Bees adoption. but Lizzie Maereadv
objected. She could not bear TO
think Of q separation from the iii.
tlo waif whose life. like hers. seam.
ed cast in lonely maths. Bnt thero
came a time when even Lizzie could
no longer expect 10 retain control
Of Bee Rossiter. A ebildl.as eonnIo
had come to summer nj a ueiehbor-
ing resort in the Green mountains
and while on. their journey visited.
the orphanage. They had long aao
decided to adopt n child and a
glance at little Bee satisfied them
that she was mat What thav wsnted.
The bargain was made and Il vas
agreed that Bee shopld be SAINT n
them a few daya before their ann.
mer soiourn came to an and
From that time on Numbsr Sir
xas A changed ha;ng She mined
and fretted. aa the dav drev near
that wonld seuarxte4 her from the
little girl. and Amt Sanders was
more than once comnelled io call
~ the house physician tn adminis.
ter to her niece.
The Girl who had tastad all tho
bitterness of an orphaned life. cluue
to the motherless child with ali the
yehemency of a arst love. Night
and dav sbe ,raved tb.t ,omoth;n.
might Interfere 10 ,at har kaen the
little girl q little longer.
And tha unaxneetaa b.nnanaa
A stranger aI;ghtea ora aav s,on
che one.horse AZ which nl;aa ha-
tween the railway station and tha
hest botel in the town ua was .
handsome nrosnaron. ,ook;row
His clothes and The, alI;gator has
indicate that Ua .skod Ca ha.s
roo,, - tha ton,. .,a n.;a g.. !,
in advance The rrorr;r. .,,or
bis arrival he sat ont for Cha n.r.or.
aoe. and tbyonub the voI,b;,;.v ~
the m;n;star,. honsskosnor :, soon
iaskad ,rt th., =. h.a go. - :.
on;,. .h.nt u- p..-;,.- T..
n.-.on 49,. ST. e., .~.n ,:..,s
gravevsra .na .ha.ea - AZ.
mound beneatb which the ala ehsr.
womon lac hurr;ed Then he 40.
.omn.n;od h;m e. Al. o-.h.,.n. ).
.ee l;t.ls ae.
Lizzie Msers.av ga. hu.v =.
v;ndov wben tha .traroer and .ha
maroon w.lkaa mn .he r,svaI n.,h
The bronzaa face ~ the ,cvuer
ga. aglow w;th exo;.suan. I.;x.;.
had never .een = rora rles.;rof. f.oo
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds filed for record in the
county auditors Office yesterday:
c. p Stone and wife. Elmifa T.. % Seattle I'm
rrcsernent Co. lots II, H. 49, block sz3 lots H. Y.
Is. block r. seattle Tide Lands: N.sS.
State a Washington 70 seattle Improvement Co
$40 u lot TO- block m Seattle Tide Lands. Sksg %
State q Il wssisns,on 10 seattle Improvement Co.
Io,< II. u. H. block rs io1 II. u, H. block 81,
Seattle Tide Lands; s1ne
l. O. to .. u. IS. 70. % and 10 q lot TO- block
81; iots 20 70. u: IS, - 70 and part. OF lots
! a block -. Seattle Tide Lands; 1850.
Henry ". Lang 20 Jsmes J. Hill lots ]. 2. 70 2.
~ Is 49, % aud Ito Of lot 10, block ~: lots 20
10 u, Is. -. % and pat. Of lots !. 2. 4. block 2ss
seattle Improyrnsni 90 10 Henry W. Lung lots
20 y. block s22; lots H. Il. 10. block ~. Seattle
state 81 Washington 10 sidney J Williams. lots
II, ". B 10 49, a. block 81: lots to Y. s to n.
2. y. tioek sls, Seattle Tide Lands 5Is9
lot y. snd all q Iot g. block rs Seattle Tide
state q Westminster 20 sidney J William. part
lots 80 g. bloch rs. Seattle Tide Lands sl.iD.0i.
state II washington 70 SIDNEY J. Wilkins, lot o.
hs.s s ws.h,ug ras l's ssas1 Williams mart
Of lot 49, block sss; lot q. block Sz Seattle Tide
hank. 10 Alice N. Bailey, lot .. I. !, g. block S.
Woods South Shore division Of Green Lake sddi-
Thoma. Horroess and wife. Elizabeth 70 George
e. stores, lots and 2. block Il, Renton. 500.
Robert Wilson and wife. Lida ". TO- Ida May
Helm. io,s 10. %, q u. -, - block q lots "a TO
H. ~ 10 a. block 2. Green Lake Circle Railroad adj
ditinn 500.
eraudinsy ian American hank to X Qnsle. nj ~
tract No. S. Spring Hin villa Tracts. acres $50.
wi1lism y Dunn and wife, Theresa aud Daniel
. Dunn 10 Thomas r Cody and wife. Margaret
lot. II and H. block ?. Haselwood supplemental adj
dition: 500.
Leonhard Gehring and wife. Emma. 20 Frank
vol. y, q ,r.et No. 2. ae9rgsio~n. s,so. :.
Ponfias addition; ti7s3i9,
W II. Hoaus and wife. Lucy v. 10 Boston Ma
tiousi bank. - a. ne. Of mel n uwi sectinu %,
township y NOT q. range east, acre.. xM
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Observation-Disclosures WANT AL
AGENCIES.


The Post ntsllisenesr hAs established branch asgn
un,ii 10 .. m each day The ra,s charged a, the
branch agencies the same at the postintelli-
business office Cash ads only will he taken
II branch agencies Following IL the list Of sxenciess
Sorke RsrrtnRton's drug store,
Second avenue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, 4. Il. Fisher.
broadway and James.
RcmtoW uiil Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Wsiis Waita Pharmacy, Twenty
arst and East Jefferson.
Freeboru's Pharmacy, Ninth ave-
nwc south aad jackson.
shirtirms Drug store. Twenty
shird avenue south and jackson.
schmiti Drug store. i022 Howell,
corner uoren.
North seattle Pharmacy. battery
and first avenue.
A. ~. Guys Pharmacy. Dcnny way
aRd fifth avenue north.
y. d. Gostixaa's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne avcnue and hoy street.
BALLARD.
trcston's Pharmacy. ballard ave-
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont DrsE Company, Lake
street aud EWING avenue.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


TWO camp cooks for twelve men each.
$50 clear; station men, earth, lsc cement,
BE. loose rock. SIC: grubblng, $l2 per
station. free pass; mill kitchen meat
cutter. $40 clear; mill carpenters, SS5 and
$40 and board: CAMP choreman, $50 clear;
Alaska miners, blasiers, surfacers and
track layers. g. Is; night cook. 81 week;
city mill fireman and shingle car load
ers, night pastry cook. quartz miners.
s.. 70 and board. knot sawyers 9gac;
handy young man In camp dining room.
$50 clear; hay hands. Si.2 clear: board
ing house walters, $40 clear; cutoff saw
yer, $3.50 day. mill dogger. sorter, wedger
of. and mill hands, $40 TO s45 and board,
free pass, dishwashers. 81; surfarers and
ballasters. camp blacksmith; mine track
man, edgerman. $3.50: lumber marker.
VS.. brick wheelers. So to S3.I5 day
smelter help; lime barrel coopers; man
and wife to cook for "a men. fir tie
makers in thick second growth timber:
swampers and bankers, 81. 80; hook-tend-
or. 81. quarry laborers. s. %. roadmen
and woodsmen. G.25 and up. pass out:
bridge, depot and section house carpen-
tiers, $3.50. free pass; fiunkeys. $50, wood
turner, city lumber handlers, 81: wood
choppers, 81 cord. tools and grub adj
vanced. pay any time: farm hands, no
milking, t26; 2-horse teamsters. SIS clear:
huekers. s.. -, light fare: upright sawyer,
wood spIitters. near town outside mine
laborers, 81 day, farm hands, country
hotel cook, $50; coal miners, s.. - day or
by contract. can make over 81 day; mine
lahorers, s. Is; city transfers and dump
tenders, s. day; wheeler holders. S. -:
railroad laborers and teamsters, low
clay shovelers, s.. board 50 week; lumber
pliers, 81, coke drawers. farm hands and
mixers. $40, land clearing. Crane s lO6
Washington street.
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PuBLisHERs NOTICE Travelling sgents are J.
A. Mcclellan. o. y. Loonis and r. Blanchard City
eoiiector n. T. Hswiey. John d. sbeehan. A
Goodfeliow, H. Mills and Robert Akin. Post
9sstsrs everywhere agents Pay money only
20 theAs aud to resident agents In the various
cities and towns II the Northwest
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

CORDOS-At Edgewster. Juus u. 800, AZ the
family residence. KjibotiSne avenue and Charles
street, William Gordon. aged s. years. Of apo
piexy Father a v ", and VIII A. Gordon.
Funeral announcement later
HAMILrON-In ,his city, June -, 1900. Sam Ham
fiton. aged = years. Remains AZ Bonneg Stew
arts
CRoDJfNsKY~M LIS .. m. June u, 800. Pant
fns. dearly beloved mother 81 Fannie. Lihan
Bessie. BENJAMIN and JACK GrOdinsky, at the
family residence. zis Broadway.
Funeral services AZ ] o'eioek shary.
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81 RFACE LABORERS- so month and
board and cod miners, $40 and hoard,
for Alaska; free fare both WAYS, mill
tallyman SIS and board, free fare. right
aud left knee boilers, $3.50 fare all
Nancod. section gang men for =. a /.
Ry., sLi0 swampers and barkers. s. 80:
IN pie camp pianerman, y. So. tNaru So
holt loader 500. mill laborers -, board
~ mill sortar. s4 aud boat9 wedge
of man, $50 and board: dogger, xSl aud
board. free pass wharf tailNman. $50
ANA board. dining ROOM girls and cham
nermaids, 50 clear: lady cook for res
taurant. So board and room. Peoples
Employment Once, Post and Yesler.
Phone, Main 6ts5.
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WANT ADS.

Aavestisenents saaeP any
AsaA1ag n classiaed co1umns.
~ = word each Insertion, nasa. {
e0sm charge, 25c. Classtnea
aAvsrttssnents runatsU ons
month without change af copv. I
ESQ per lise (sevea words
J seunt 70 nineD. On three
osnths' order. et.35 per lias
Per 1seath, IN six nsonths' Or
ass, $40 per lins per montht
- yearly esasr. - per iiss
Der month.
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WANTED-s.0oo rOckmen and general
hands for work on White Pass Il
Yukon Route. wages $3.50 per day
and upwards. board 500 per day.
Also station men for heavy side
hill rock, which viii be let at highest
prices; tools. powder s-nd all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Apply
20 NJ. J Heney, contractor. Is CoimAn
block Seattle. Wash. Inns OF Court
building, Vancouver. or Bennett. Il. c.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SAL.E-Confectionery store. good To-
cation. doing splendid business. price,
$500
House and LOT on Eleventh avenue, 1850.
Vacant lots, Gilman Park add. Ballard.
Also stocks OF groceries, lodging houses
and farms.
If you want an abstract OF title we can
make II.
List your property with us 1puick sales
REX EDWARDS a. CO,
Phone. Main aI. 81 Hinckey.
s2J0-Ice cream and lunch counter at Madi-
son street park this la "A bargain
0-Restaurant on First avenue. clearing
500 per month.
s4eo--Cigar store on First avenue.
s5o0--Lodging house OF ten rooms. also one
OF eight rooms on Marion street. near
Restaurant for rent. everything complete
for carrying on business doing business
G L. EDWARDS. siis Hlnckley block.
FOR sAIE-one OF the best sh,ngie mills
in tho state. capacity 10000 per day
well located on railroad; also fine tract
OF timber. consisting of $50 acres. and
unlimited supply adjoining may be had
This would make a splendid sawmill
and shingle mill proposition, and Is ono
Of the best bargains In the Northwest
For price and fun Information address
y 90 care Post-fntslligcncer. Seattle
wash.
A SNAP.
No, grain and stock ranch. 80 acres.
good well. house, cellar. harm, with
basement and % acres in wheat. adj
payments. or viii exchange for prom
erty near Ross Address Box % RosA.
Wash
PARTNER-ws IN On established
business. Second avenue: 4 buafness
man VINO ~ reliable and enc rxetic can
secure half interest reasonable, exam
inc. Address l. ,. care PoSt-InteiIi-
gtncer
SEQ will buy out a-room house. cumpleteiv
furnished close IN ana in nne locality *
rent rooms, rooms are now al occupied.
this VIII pear investigation. s9s New
York block
W PARRY SMITH Room I colrnan b,,ilA.
ing Tel. Red 1851. notary public zeal
estate. mines and timber lands. Loans
negotiated
LIGHT manufacturing business stock
tools ana boiler HHit energetic man who
wants 90 learn trade price ts51 Apply
Fostnfhce Box 81.
ST will bus half interest M oa,ahIishe1
az Hcf business paying xlp1 a month
clear eagh partner. Address T. o. ROY
HEAR we are again II you want a .nsn
In ll-F19m lodging house call cnriv
on T.. = Edwards. giis fIinckiey hIocs.
FOR promp, attention. and qgick 80,
hsi ycuf property win Herman =
Herman ~ Ne~ York hiock
FOR good. Ciean. hone-~ookea rneal
trE De- Diller cafe. under it, new man
arement. opposile postofnce.
At sacrifice. u taken soon. stock. artures
and ipcatlon Of racket store I'd piko
street. Seattle.
FOR SALE F'iTst-cIass drug store. can-
irally located. Address VI 2. care poat-
Intelugeneer
bBBIH and wages collected anywhere
Collector. 81 Boston block
WANTEE-REAL ESTATE
GO 70 p and . Hinckley block for prompt
attention ara quick sales and place your
property WITH Etockdaie a r;osIin
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WATER WORKS.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the
water committee of Baker City. Oregon.
1900. for furnishing material and con-
struction of a gravity water system for
Baker city, Oregon. Plans and profiles
can be examined at the city hall, Baker
City, oregon. Copies OF proposals and
specifications can be obtained from the
engineer or city auditor The water COM
mittee reserves the right TO reject any
NJ. r. BENNETT.
o. l.. MILLER.
VIM. pOLLMAN
Water Committee. Baker City, Oregon.
j. @. KELLY. engineer.
Attest: w. II. BENTLEY. City Auditor.
NOTICE of meeting Washington State
Board of Pharmacy--Public notice Is
hereby given that the Washington State
Board of Pharmacy will hold a regular
meeting at -----r----- In the city
of Seattle, Wash. beginning at 10 O'clock
IA. m, July l6. 1900. Applicants desiring
as pharmacists or assistant pharmacists
are notified to appear at said time and
place, - 49,,
j. H. DAY, President.
j. w. MACARTHUR, Secretary
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Companys mill at
the foot Of Broad street North Seat
phone. Union e6; downtown office. room
c, Bailey building, over Western Union
Telegraph office. telephone. Main $50.
COMPoSITIoN-We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure), In ponparel. minion, BREWER and
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address. Post-Intelligencer. Sc
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllen's). room AZ Mckay building, Port
land, Or.
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL rsr.-

]. S. Chase. Leslie v..-S
CHASE & MAXWELL xs2
First floor Halter BUILDING
Phone. Main al.
ouer the following. among many o.
properties:
SPACIOUS REsiiDiiR;iN;c;;Ei;' xjYYHn&n
GROUNDS.
y 2-story house OF ? rooms and ~.
ment; bath room and patent eicsss.
on brick foundations thoroush,v ~
built and finished in modern siv,s.e
lots In all, l2oxlsD feet; good morss,s
views.
No. 214-6-room cottage ~
a beautiful home; house with 49,
improvements. corner hot, 6lniH. -
graded street: convenient 20 rar NJ
and good school; stable and csrfisS
house.
No. 29i-l.arge S-room house M
On Sixth avenue north: IL Il weil SS1S
and not over years old; lot 4 -
feet; in good neighborhood ana 49,
venient to car line: easy terms.
No. 30a--A l0-room house. NJ
Situate on IA good graded street cvss
looking the hay; lot sOsiso. Win ~ ~
retaining wall In front; house d q ~
repair, with modern improvements.
arranged for renting the upper ana I'M
er floors separately. which can b d.
at small expense the property VOW
rent at from $40 to $50 per month.
No. S19--On Harvard avenue. -
Modern house of rooms, bath ~
toilet; stone basement: also 6-roon -.
tage; in good repair: street grad1 a.
severed. elegant location; grand viev.
No. s21--Cottage on Thirteenth avs, r
Near Thomas street. In popular -.
dence locality; street graded Al ~.
.tE "A 1,,..
GOOD VALUE FOR Your M0Nif.
Two e, houses ON Nineteenth aveNuA
north of Yesler; each has s large rooaI6
bath. toilet and sewer connections an2
separate from the. other. In good n.
pair; street graded: rented ut rs NJ
month each. or over lsia per ceut, ~;
terms one-half cash.
No 329-Six-room cottage ............,.QW
Well located on Belmont avsNue IN
close in; street graded and esvorV6;
has new porcelain bath tub; tc(lel ~
sewer connections; lighted by electffcl(y;
there ia other building that W01i
make good servants rooms: now vsa(o4
with some furniture for 80 per meath
IN VACANT IOT0
We have some good buys. Hess N I
81, 600 lots on Pine street: lie WIN: stsuol
graded and severed
s30o-Lots I'm Walla Walla addition; sze11
severed.
g. 900 Double corner. l0xi2o. On Tm1
avenue.
$3.50 lots, Washington heights.
s1@-Good lot, corner, on Roy stSoq1
graded.
N.5oo--F'ine corner. l20xi2o. Highland egoGA
81 i0o--Choice lot on broadway.
81, s00--(iood corner on Harrison; hne vleus
and street graded and severed:
$650-,A fine building lot, $5xleo. In Laws
addition; graded: good lawn; ornomoop
tai shrubbery.
sso0-i.arge lot, 52xI4i on Summit aysaue;
large bearing fruit trees; fine vieN.
5000 exceedingly fine lots tn beoen
heights supplemental.
$76e-Good lot on Thirteenth avenue. ueef
Harrison.
81, 2oo--lis lots. 90 feet. on Second avssus
4 north
81, 00a--i lots. including corner. on 49,.
s2l00-corner lot on Madison. mAenioonas
view
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-19
LICENSES TO WE'D.

Licenses wed were sssied q. the corr.y auditors
offce Yesterday fos Fred Bridg.man I'D. Of Lsahu
ella. and Myrtle Deisoyer glsi, q Fremont. and
both Of Ballard