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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-16
COLD BLOODED MURDER
ON AUGUSTA STREET
CAR.
Alex Whitney, II Young Society
Leader Shot 10y Negro.
The Murderer Prob
ably Lynched.

Augusta, May 13.-Aiex
Whitney, aged %, Il society lead
cr and popular young man, was
shot and killed on a street car at
1880 p m, by Gus Wilson, a
negro, about a seat in the car.
There is much excitement.
At . O'Clock (Monday, morn~
ing there is still great deal of
excitement on the streets Of the
city over the killing of young
Alex Whitney by the negro, Gus
Wilson.
Whitney and a friend were
riding on the electric belt line
when two negroes got on the car,
one taking a .eat in front and one
sitting down in Whtncy's lap.
Whitney told the negro there was
no more room before he sat down
but was paid no attention to. He
showed the negro up telling him
he could not SIT there. The
negro's friend, Wilson, who was
in the seat in front, said: '--
it, sit there anyhow.'
Whitney slapped the negro
with the back of his hand and
scufiic cnsued. Wilson who was
not in the scutile drew revolver
and fired, the ball striking Whit
ney below the left eye. He died
a few minutes after.
Large crowds soon collected
and Il special detail Of % police
men with rifles were sent to
guard the Jail.
Wilson was secretly put on the
Georgia railroad train but a num-
Der of citizens had boarded the
train also and when Grovetown
was reached, a telephone message
previously sent to collect.a crowd,
the negro was taken off the train
by them. This is, the latest re-
port but a lynching is sure to
follow if not already accom-
plished.
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NO RIGHT TO UaLISESS

The woman who is lovely in
face, form and temper will always
have friends, but one who would
be attractive must keep her health.
If she is weak, sickIy and all run
down, she will be nervous and
irritable. If she has constipation
or kidney trouble, her impure
blood will cause pimples, bIotches,
skin eruptions and wretchcd com.
pIeXion. Electric Bitters is the
best medicine in the world to regu-
late stomach, liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. 1t gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion. 1t
will make a good looking, charm
ing woman of run down inyalid.
Only so cents at Crawford Bros
Drug Store.
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DR. II Andral Bratton has six
acre, of rye within one mile of
town which he is now harvesting
with a mower. The rye is Just
heading out and is shoulder high.
If every farmer in the country
had just sown one peck Of rye to
each horse, he would be done buy-
ing Western hay, have a forage
inferior to none raised in the
country and save heavy tax.
Asman can make another crop on
the same land and improve it, as
the rye stuhbIe will enrich the
land. Farmers, drive u peg here
and try it.-Yorkville Ieoman.
Or, why should he not put a
half acre or an acre In luccrne
The experience of Mr.. Bnist at
the Winthrop farm goes to show
that this is a very valuable crop.
From an acre planted last fall he
recently cut 3, 527 pounds of cured
hay, of the best quality. At the
present retail price of good hay
the cutting is worth not less than
$50. The plant is perennial and
Mr.. Buist expects to get at least
another cutting, perhaps two, this
season. Try lucerne. IL seems
to be an uncommonly valuable
crop. Rock Hill Herald.
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ANDERSON'S WAY.
Another Surgica! Operation for
an Attempted Crime.
Special Special 10 10 Greed GreofrGcas ns VIEWS

Special 10 GreoirGcfT ExS'eHfs.
Anderson, S G, May lit is
reported here and probably true,
that a negro named Lige Patter,
son was punished today for max
ing improper proposals to res.
pected white woman of this county,
by Il posse Of prominent Ander-
son citizens, who took him into
the country and performed a sur
gical operation on him. The
negro was in Jail charged with an
attempted criminal assault but at
the preliminary examination today
the case was dismissed on account
of the non appearance of the
prosecutriX. Patterson is guilty
beyond n doubt. Last October u
prominent citizen meted similar
punishment to a black brute.
There is no excitement.
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Smashed up in a Tunnel.
A FRlGHTFUL SCENE.
evenly Seven Cars Crushed and
4 Burned-Seven Deaths.

Philadelphia, Pa, May II -
Frank Lantel, towe- operator,
In the employ of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad company, stationed
at the entrance to the tunnel IN
Twenty fifth street, Just outside
of Fairmount park, is said to
have slept at his post and as a re-
suit disastrous rear end coils
ION occurred early today in tn @
tunnel, causing the death of En-
glneer George Loeb and Fireman
Lee Hinson and, it is believed,
five tramps who were stealing
rides.
Fire followed the wreck and
dozen tiremen were injured while
fighting the flames and are now in
a hospital.
All of the dead are still in the
wreckage and the fire department
was unable to extinguish the
flames, which slowly consumed
and demolished the cars.
Operator Lantel has disappears
ed and the police are looking for
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AN ASSAULT COM NITTED
ON LITTLE WHITE
GIRL.
Culprit Apprehended and Lodged
in jail Ut Kiagstree. No
Violence Is Anticipated.
Special to The State.

kingstree, May II. News
reached here this afternoon that
an attempt at rape had been made
on white girl, ,daughter of Capers
X Eaddy, a highly respected citi
zen nine miles from here, in the
Cades section. The girl is said
TO he only about ten years old
and is in a critical condition.
Stephen McGiII, the fend, was
arrested and brought quickly into
town this evening and lodged in
Jail to await his trial.
FATHER OPPOSED TO sEYNCHING.
kinGstrcc, May 13.-Nothing
new has developed today in re
gard to the case o. assault report
ed last night. The chiId's father
was very much opposed to Iynch-
ing, and he said he preferred to
let the law take its course.
The negro is in Jail and does
not seem to realize the cnormity
Of the crime with which he is
charged. He would undoubtedly
have been Iynched last night but
for the wishes of the child's faith
er.
No violence is looked for unless
he should he acquitted.
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per part of the State, who will
advocate expansion. Senator
Tillman is the national committees
man from this State, and he will
undoubtedly be chosen to that
position again if he desires it. e.
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A Whole Novel in This.
Fayetteville Observer.

Fayetteville Observer.
For many years an aged white
man, who called himself DR.. Will
liams, has peddled medicine in
the vicinity of Fayetteville. He
was recently stricken with paraIy-
sis and being very poor, was
placed in the county home. There
he made a strange confession. He
said that his real name is Quarles,
and that years ago he deserted his
wife and children at Littleton, his
home. His family was notified,
and one of his sons, now a pros
porous business man, has taken
the old man home to his family.
~ Pay your subscripitonto
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our cI"lhhg large
OF those great bargains left Come quick before they
We still have of that job lot pants slightly imperfect at so
the dollar.
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LEpeRRl
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THIRD STOCK OF MILLIN-
ERYT0 ARRIVETHIS WEEK,

We are nearly sold this department a fresh
supply this week then will he able supply
find to sell millinery bargain prices doing the
largest millinery business ever in
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Tho One Day Cold Cure.
For colds and sore throat use Kermotts Choco-
lates Laxative Quinine. Easily taken as candy
and quickly cure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12
"A LIGHT
DR|NKER"
His Private Stock Filled
Court Room.
JUDGE WILCOX AMAZED
Portuguese Youth Accused of Illicit
Liquor Selling Makes Aston
ishing Display.

Maria Walmers was again in the
tolls yesterday on the charge of selling
liquor without a license. Maria paid
a hundred dollars in expiation of a sim
liar offense a few weeks ago.
Attorney Creighton asked for con-
tinuance, stating that his client was
sick.
The continuance was granted.
Donnelly, charged with vagrancy,
was found on certain premises at an
untoward hour. He entertained the
court with a diverting tale of an ak
which he said he had borrowed and
was seeking to restore when arrested.
AS an imaginative effort the story was
an undoubted success. but the magis-
trate picked holes in the chapter which
said the ak belonged to one Mccarthy,
whereas the premises on which defend
ant was arrested belonged to a Mrs.
Harrison. The author failed to salts
factorily connect the thread of the
narrative and to him his honor said:
ITO be on strange premises at l
o'clock in the morning armed with an
ak doesn't look good, moreover the un-
eharitably inclined might say that you
intended to give the ak in the neck"
Defendant was remanded pending the
appearance OF Mrs. Harrison and the
owner of the ak.
Kamuela, another wanderer on other
peoples property by the wan light of
the moon. was carrying a sack, ham
mer. screwdriver and other tools whose
mission in life is to advance the open
door policy. when arrested. Like his
predecessor in the dock defendant ex-
hibited a stock of ideas which would
have made their owner a fortune had
they been sown in the field of literary
fiction. He said in response to Judge
wilcox's question as to what he was
doing at so late an hour so far from
home:
II been there because the swipes
more strong down there than where !
live at Iwilei."
We'll. that's a good one," said the
Judge. II think / will remand you to
the sheriff's chamber of care for a day
in order that your antecedents may be
investigated" And he did so.
Joe Lopez was charged with selling
liquor on Punchbowl street He ex-
planned that he was light drinker and
that the liquor was intended for his
own use. The veracity of the state
ment was not seriously doubted until
lthe evidence began to be carried in and
lpiled up: then II melted into thin all
like the baseless fabric of a dream.
First appeared a stalwart native
bearing a keg OF beer; then came q
lcourt official bringing three demijOhn'
lof huge dimensions. containing wine
Next returned the big native with {
choice assortment of whisky, brandy
alcohol and okolehao. The court Off
cial brought up the rear of the pro
cession with is arms full pf square
faces" glasses and various othe
stocks-i in trade Of the Punchbowl boni
face. And he said he was light drink
er and only kept little in the hous
for his family use.
The case took up the whole OF tn
afternoon and the judge reserved hi
decision until today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12
MADE STEERAGE
FOLKS SHELL OUT
Berth Steward Dwight of the
Zealandia was Put in
Irons.

Captain Dowdell Of the Zealandia re-
ports the complaint from some OF his
steerage passengers of the dishonest
collection Of money by r. w. Dwight,
who was In charge of the steerage
berths of the Zealandia. 1t seems that
Dwight had collected three dollars
from each of several passengers by tell
ing them that unless the sum was
Forthcoming they would not be entitled
to berths In the steerage proper, and
that their regular tickets called for
berths In the uncomfortable quarters
at the extreme rear of the steamer,
known among the sailors as aft"
Captain Dowdell Investigated the
case and put the man in irons. Three
days OF confinement rendered the Of
fender penitent and he pleaded for
mercy. The passengers, whose money
had been refunded. withdrew their
complaint and the man will not be
prosecuted. Captain Dowdell allowed
him to go when the Zealandia docked
Idismissing him from service.
| Dwight is an old offender. 1t is said
that he tried a similar scheme will
success on one of the army transports
while acting In the same capacity on
voyage to Manila. collecting consid
erable sum from the soldiers unde
lpretense OF furnishing them better ac
lcommodations than they were entitled
Ito. Only the Ieniency of Captain Dow
Idell and the victimized passenger
spared the dishonest steward from tn
unpleasant grip Of the law.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12
Japanese interpreter.

Waldo w. Curtis. who has been ap-
pointed a member of the Board of I'm
migration for this port by Commis-
sioner General Powderly at washing
ton. and who arrived at Honolulu on
the steamer Zealandia, Will act as ON
cial Japanese Interpreter and exami'
ner. He is the son OF w. b. Curtis
formerly general agent for the Toyt
Kisen Kaisha Steamship Company, a
San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-12

The name 10 q guarantee Of Its pur-
ity-Jesse Moore Whisky 10 always
right
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BuTTERwoRTH- Isl this -. April z, 1870,
Thomas BnftofEorth aged - year., q absoess o.
liver. Was q member o. the Woodmeu u the
Weird The body is at Bu;tervorth & Son s.
wAINsCoTT-In Brooklyn, April u, 1900. Mn.
Margaret Wanscott. aged u years Of heart failure
Funeral services today at .. n from the resi-
dsnce
PREssEY-The funcla seuices for Mrs. Naucy
Presscy will be held today at \, o.. ii9ia
ButteTwortl's chapel. iaierment IA Mount fleas'
ant
RIPPERToN-Tbe funeral services for james FL u,
Hyperion viii he held today ~ y =. N uoa.
Bnttsrwurths chapel. Intefment VIII Be IN MOUNT
Pleasant cemetery.
M'CONNELL-ln this city. April TO- 1900. John X
Mcconnell, aged y ycar.
Funeral tias friday morning as 70 o'clock from
Bonnc7 & stewart chapel interment IN i'aNS
View cemetery.
sTII.LE-At Western Wadliugton insane ASYLUM,
Arm lo 1910 Julius stulle aged Is years BodJ
at Bonnef Stewards
KNOWLES In this city, April u. 100, Harf9
knowies. aged - years Body at Bonney
Stewart
gLANcK IN THIS city April y 1870, AZ Pro,i
drucf horpftai T. Banck. aged ~ years Body
at Bonney A stewart 8
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POsT-INTELLIGENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES.


The Post fnseiligeneer has established branch agcn
until 10 D. m each day The rates charged az the
branch sssn1es the same as At the Post -inteiii
reney business office CAHh ads only VIII be taken
Il branch agencies Following Is the list Of agencies
Yorke Barrington's druG store.
second avenue and Pike.
Broadw why Pharmacy. r. II. Fisher.
broadway ana James.
Renton Hill Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
WaIis wniIa Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jefferson.
Freebern's Pharmacy, Ninth ave.
nue south ana jackson.
shirtIeH's Drug store. Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schmits' Drug store. 1O22 Howell,
corner Doren.
North Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
and First avenue.
A. &c. Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
and Firth avenue north.
n. n. C0stiGan's Pharmacy, Queen
Annc avenue ana Roy street.
HALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. Ballard sv-
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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FoK sALE-sTEAaBoATs

$4,000 -----'-----"-- - :
GASOLINE launch. cno3n. length z feet.
beam 70 feet. speed 10 miles
Gasoline launch. cabin. Length - feet.
hts5u q r-tf. speed miles
Gasoline launch. canopy length 10 feet,
beam 3 feet inches, speed miles
Gasoline Iauuca. length is feet. beam &
feet. speed miles.
FREEMAN & pEIRSON, 70 sullivan bdg.
THE twiu-screw steamer city n Grand
Rapids. net tonnage. 100 tonE. lsg feet
long fine cabin accommodations. very
strong. well built. economical boat 70
handle has lust been retitted McGraw
& kitttnger. room Is Bailey. Telephone,
Main 6s5.
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FOR sAf.E-By VI. n. JACKSON & co.
iots. t8xll9 each. two coruorH, on Spring
street only two blocks from Aadr5na
car line, these lots lie well. ard huc.
slightly location just the place q build
u fac home right IN fhe WclNlfY az
good rssidenceH- owner quite anxious 70
sell and offers them at tizs each. come
Ia and make Offer. you want 10 make
some money.
We aigo have 10 acres on the Reufoa
electric line ripe for plating. can d@u-
bic your money in the near future, here
D. an opportunity 81 "a lifetime, this
magnificent tract oEerlookF Lake wash
ingfon and worth your while 70 con-
slider; II taken ~ once. to close an
estate. can be had for 5000.
Don't forget the lsmber-46 Bailey bldg.
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wANTED-2,000 rockmen for work on
White Pass a. Yukon Route; wages 1880
per day and upwards: board tl.00 per
day. Also station men for heavy side
hill rock, which will be let at highest
prices; tools. powder and all supplies
furnishred on easy terms. Also good
bridge carpenters wanted at i0e per
hour Apply to NJ. j. Heney. contractor
IL Colman block, Seattle, Wash Inns
OF Court building, Vancouver. OF Ben
nett Is. c.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE. Travelling agent. srs
J. A. Mcclellan. o. n, Loqmis. F blanchard ana
ane I fanrhain City collectors IRE X r. HaW-
lev John d sheehan. y, H. Gohike. 9. II. stefen
aud Robert Akin. Posimasten everywhere are our
sgenta Pay money only 70 these And 70 gu,
the Northwest.
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BIRTHS.


WAsHBuRN-At 31s Howard avenue north. April
10. 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Oval washbEifn, son
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ron SALE-LoDGING HOUSES.

LODGING house Tor sale. " rooms. uerth
40 Nes.er rent - good lease corner
uirarina 80 month $50 cash II takee
az ouur. ro agents Address 4 %, care
ost-Iufei.lesuefr.
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AUCTION SALES.

-------------~----------~----
PARTIES having household furniture 10
sell can obtain highest cash price by
calling at 1879 First avenue or telephone
Pike l0I.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading In classified columns,
Ic n word each Insertion; min
imum charge, csc. Classified
Advertisements RAINING one I
month without change of copy,
$50 per Iine (seven words
count 60 line). On three
months order. ei.35 per line
per month, on six months or
der, $40 per line per monthi
ON yearly order, ~ per line
per month.
,ssssssssssssssssssssssse
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roR mrNr-Roous wlrm uoaap.

DO Ruu Vau. o. live sr A gsltr irt4....
place VAcre Aou Will Ect tse uH-t f.ud
UtIuitiF served Address ~ . s.r.
Post Intelligence.
~ private family. rooms. With ur with
out board. every thaz modern. as
stewart street
ROOMS aat board rfcc location. trtr.
phone. tsth III Madison
FURNISHED room vtth false board. ai0
Second. and i.rabfs.
PLEASANT Boarding. rse Blackwell ielo
Marion street
FIRST-CLASS boarding. cheapest IN city.
ao6 Fourth.
BOARDING. 800 Ninth avenue, near
James.
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FOR sALE-CITY RHaI
Continued.

I'm I'M, SAbLi Nh F; W. we.s. -
a new siX-room cottage. ,As-.
efni nne basement; hrsek 80 -
material and labor OF the ~ ssssii1s. i
we I9t, second hill; two 49, c&
pretiated, S sss6 must Be seen i i -
An excellent modern seyen.vo.-
I'm avenue north Of Nssv,~a hszs q
eondioon, possession car 49, IN
Helayi VIII be leased 10 dess-sss,u asz
81 ne, sou within a few davss : nm
splendid residence LOT on BsSss.NN
,and Roy street; elSi2S: roea ~ ths.s
run size lot in Renton sdst,,ass ~
View dSS'sS sSos street, on isth avenue: NJ |.
grounds isNxlao: a niee l., ssss rns
trutt; close to car line. ss,ss% eSts
distance; good view; IS, 40, s''a Sa2a
Acre tracts on line OF Rasni.r
tlnS lANSpi. netng In arpa ~'~sA y
fGll lets exls0 each. SURVEYED 1865 1865 "a
perfect ,s ,5 sSie; abstract farassssa* ~ n
a Sx-rocm cottage: lot a,xiS. -
Win good view Of Lake Wash.sssNs n's'
as SSsSaS !, IA aouse e new; passss. I, =
S0xi20 on southwest corner 4. I'M
and East Pine; two blocks sr M ttssss
eoSl2S on 10th avenue ncr,h hs.v.
and Thomas streets, son sn
Corner, lalxl4 on last rilra sr,.a..,.
LAKE washington. two blocks srs 49, 4,
ison, have been asked 20 telssrssssn ~
the. lots should be worth AZ N. ~
each, but VIII submit any rsass.,.
F W WEST. S Union s,s,.
w. n. FIELD. rRsal sstais
@. a. VIRTUE, Mines.
HOMES Loans
ho ,s on y avenue Sd north rom uoisrs a
tagei S@"; 500 cash, balance 81 i,
klnnoar Place. 7-room house Ana 4,
lots. A'So' $500 cash, haianrs a. !.
18th avenue near Madison; s.rnom ra.,,..
brick basement; cement walk. cprns Z
18th avenue north beautiful cca,a... =.
both WAYS, $500
Iontius hili-Larse house. four IN, ~
nth avenue near Madison; hesusltul ~
LOTS
broadway, near Republican,. ssM
10th avenue, near Republican. ia
Boylston avenue, near Republican. ~
belmont avenue, near Republican. i w
$l,6O0.
lots and homes In All parts ofs.A. A..
cheap and on terms II you ,lcs5fe ihss ~
% lets near Green lake; so esch
w. ID. FIELD. Real sssass
q. A. VIRTUE. Mlnes.
al and 3, Halter bldg phrc. ~ =
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wANTED-RooMs WITH BOARD.

BOARD and room for gentleman and wife
in refined family: state location ana
terms. or no notice VIII be TAKEN perm
anent IL satisfactory. Addtess NJ g. care
Post Int lligencer
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PER SON AL.

BUTTER. BUTTER BUTTER.
EGGS. EGGS. EGGS.
Down comes the price with a crash: we
sell today the fancy Iowa creamery Csc
pound and it's delicious
Also strictly home ranch eggs l5c a dozen;
we pay special attention to butter and
eggs and serve the trade with the very
best at the least possible price; the guam
tity We sell guarantees YOU fresh goods
and that's what swells the crowd TO the
Cow Butter store, 1923 FIRST avenue
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waSTED-aEkL ESTATE.

---7asa-1-4-
A%TED-- RfHidenee o. residence lgt, Cox
Their eaet THAN sixth avenue. r r. Gaze
at~IntelllE snceF
WANTETb--A modern roftBgp. we have a
buyer ~ price and terms are safiefnc-
tory. .ls Washington building.
FARMS and Seattle pFopartT bought from
owners. Great Northern Land Co. 81
FIRST avenue
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HOMES CHEAP !, cHEAPi. ynf
CHEAP.!!


Six new modern houses, almnse eample.
ed; elegant homes, easy terms nas
Your opportunity to secure yourself
good modern home. with nn< nv
street graded; cement sidewalks. ia
10 rooms each ranging In prlct, m
$500, $50 5000, ss.ap &aB, I'm
$1,000 Only one-fourth cash require Il
first payment. purchase yourself ~
home; deferred payments AZ The icsst
rate Of interest offered In eeattk Co.
they will be surely sold.
Two fine building lots on Rentoa hA
only LOO for both: iine view mf>lm
going to Nome and must sell At ouxS
For hotels, see other column.
LELAND SPENCER a Co,
basement Post tuselllgencer buIMlnI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-13

The following letters await advertisers
at this office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-13
FOR sAIE-FuRNITyRE.

FOR SALE-Furniture of broom cottage,
1913 Madison street. or Will rent fur
n.shed. Cali between 10 a. m. and p. m.