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Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
SHORT SERMONS.

Early associations and friendships
almost surely determine the future Of
young people.-Rev. J. R. Miller.
A father is positively unkind II he
fails to correct or rebuke his child
when he does wrong--Rsv. }. r.
Henry.
All discord arises In the human
mind. and is outwardiy expressed In
the environments Of men--Rev. r. E.
Mason.
In,emperance In increasing and curs-
ing our land. On these matters the
public conscience seems asieep.-Rev.
@. Adams-
To low me. righf-doing IL lonely.
but the right doer feels the companion
ship OF the choir invisible Rev,
Frank Crane.
There is but one thing 10 the uni
verse can weigh against the soul. and
that thing is Gods only Soa.-Rev.
+. p. Spencer
In the church we are In. we recog-
nize children. We baptixe children.
We should baptire all chiidren.-Rev.
J. II. Vincent
To ignore medicine means to pass
over one OF the greatest sciences We
have. 1t is MS old as the race.--Hev.
Dr. Broughton.
Refuse. choose and endure: They
are truly the great things Of which
this life of toll and suffering are made.
Rev. d. c. Macleod.
BE part OF the effect for the saliva
ton OF the world; plead for change
In the attitude OF the people toward
evii.-Rev. DR., Frohock-
There is q time In every life when
one must concentrate or fail. IT ia 20
In busiaess. In the choice OF profes-
sion. In respect TO religion--Rev. d.
c. Garrett
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
iscIrMr.rrc Morss.


Almost all the towns In Siberia are
having arc lights for street use and
incandsscenr lights for houses. and the
larger proportion Of the people in
Siberia have never seen gas. which
they regard ~ an iIluminant Of past
age.
A new railway bridge II in course
Of construction over Loeb Etive. At the
Falls Of Lora. in Scotland. When COM
p;etsd. its span Of 500 feet viii BE- the
second largest in Europe. coming next
to that Of the Forth Bridge. 1t IL de-
signed By Sir J. Wolfe Barry.
Fish scales are being utilised in
France, whore q chemist has discov-
cred that the scales may be used in
tie manufacture Of artificial pearls.
and the United States consul at Lyons
has found that tho supply is made
quats and that thsre Is an actual de-
mand for large Quantities Of the scales
In his consulate. whore good prices are
aid for them.
The clinker from the refuse destruc-
tors :. Bradford. England. which In
1894 cost nearly 1000 for carting and
dumping. IL now turned to profitable
purpose in mortar and concrete maxi
ing. Ground and mixed with cement.
1t has been found to give excellent re-
cults for the formation. OF reservoirs
and inverts. During the winter months
screening clinker has found favor for
sprinkling on roads made slippery by
the frost
The pine needles Of South Oregon
are being utilized. The needles are
first boiled and then run between hor-
isontai wooden rollers. which extract
the Juice. This In called pine needle
oil. which Is supposed to possess medi-
cal properties The pulp is used as
medicated material for upholstering.
and il also said to be good substitute
for horsehair. II is said that insect
pests will not live in furniture that
has been upholstered with pine
needles.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
rnlnos HERE AND rAEaE-

Auburn. N. Y. churches have united
to war ON the treating habit
There arc 10000 more bachelors
than spinsters In New York state.
Chilean wine growers are trying to
poprlarizs their product In Europe
william s. witham of Atlanta. Ga.
is president OF twenty-seven banks.
Wisconsin starch factories will grind
up 100000 bushels OF potatoes this
year.
The rnstsd Stassn produces about IS
per cont Of the total production of the
world.
Drilling deep wells for water 10 pro-
posed In the famine-stricken districts
OF India
Mexico has sixty turquoise mines.
whose output last year was valued at
$4,000.
There arc 1000 small farms In Porto
Rico devoted to fruits and misccllane.
Gus crops.
The average salary paid to Metho-
dist ministers in this country last year
was si7sss.
l, costs S4.4oo. 900 year to main
tain the twenty-four palaces of Ger
mans emperor.
Since the close OF the civil war y10o.-
0o0.o 900 has been spent.in the south for
negro education.
old-fashioned mitts are again COM
ing into favor because of tae number
Of rings now worn.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
The Swell Thlsr.

1t might not be an inopportuns time
to call the attention Of our friends to
the fact that the RECORD is well pre-
>pared to furnish birth announcement
cards. A Simple engraving is the
swellest thing. They are very reason
able in price. and always gives the
little one = proper introduction to
his new friends. Parties liable TO
need such announcements may see
samples at the RECORD Office.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
AnoonA ooArs n A1.rn.cA.

Rreatahap In1astRy RessaAav nnnasa-
r.ssa - ssvsr.i ss.shSsn eaassa
The raising Of Angora goats d an
industry which may soon be estab-
lished in the nearby state Of North
Carolina. A tract OF land was recently
purchased in Cumberland county by .
northern man who proposes TO breed
and keep such animals for the nne
yield Of valuable fleece which they an
nually produce. In Texas Angora
goats have been cultivated for some
years. and Farm and Ranch. an agri-
cultural paper published In the lone
star state. says there are 1000 Of the
animals within its borders. while near
ly nifty tons Of their fleece. CONNER
cialiy known as mohair. were shippei
last year from Uaalde alone. 1t now
sells at prices ranging from IS to s5h
cents . pound for average grades.
while some Of the very finest quality
not yet marketed Is expected to COM
mand 40 cents. Not only is the fleece
Of considerable. value. but the hides
and fesh are also said 10 be In active
demand. Apparently there Is an ex-
cellent opportunity for many Ameri-
can farmers in the raising Of Angora
goats. 1t is asserted that these ami
mails can le kept at much less expense
than sheep. while their fleece II of tar
greater value than wool 1t requires
dry climate and short grass, while a
country Of broken and hilly nature.
with scrubby tree growths. is well
adapted to its requirements. The
statement IN also made that breeding
the Angora with the common goat pro-
duces an animal Of great size that the
latter. while the fleece is soon graded
up to q pront-yielding quality. Mo-
hair. AZ 10 well known. Is a long and
silky product which is employed in the
manufacture Of many costly fabrics.
There are at present nearly z50,o00 of
the pure Angoras in the United States.
but II their value is hereafter gener-
ally appreciated by agricuiturists there
IL no doubt that this number will be
largely increased. Animals which are
easier to raise than sheep and which
st the same time yield greater returns
are sure to become mere nulnerous on
our farms wherever climatic and other
conditions are conducive to their cul-
ture.-Baltimore Herald
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
cHuac,s AND cLsRor.

Cardinal 0ibbons <s.l sooa make hia
nth visit to Rome, WHERE rs will b
granted an audience with the Pope.
A clergyman at Milford, Pa. has
purchased for IL the release Of little
girl from her father and stsp- mother.
who abused her.
Bishop Bowman said recently that
he had been in the ministry Al yea1.
and during all that time he had been
too busy to take even a weeks vsca-
ton.
The Paulist Fathers in New York
have opened a club house for poor
boys. It is furnished ON scale COM
pairing favorabiy with the best Of
clubs.
The Rev. DR.. H. Allen Tupper. pas
tor Of the fashionable First Baptist
church at Montclair. N. J., has given
mp his church to help Sae poor and
work among the unchurched masses-
The Rev. DR.. F. w. Hamilton Of the
Universalist church. Roxbury, Mass.
has placed paid advertisements Of his
church in the street cars OF Roxbury
and In the cars of the Boston Il road.
At the last meeting Of the New York
Methodist Ministers union resolu-
tion protesting against "Sapho" was
voted down on the ground that the
ministers did not care to advertise the
play.
Friends of the Rev. DR.. Henry Van
Dyke have raised fund to purchase
for him a handsome home at Prince
ton. The fund. which amounts to $780,
900. is chiefly the gift Of his former
parIshioners in the Brick Presbyterian
church. New York
Since the Rev. Father McEnroe Of
South Bethlehem. Pa. preached ser
mon advising young men to marry.
there have been more proposals to
young women than ever before during
similar period In the parish While
marriage during Lent Is = violation OF
Roman Catholic precepts. several
priests have been urged to perform
ceremonies.
In Brooklyn. Sheriff Walton has ap-
pointed several deputy sherins. who
are members Of churches. to look out
for children in the streets who do
wrong. They are to deal especially
with small boys who smoke cigarettes.
play craps. and buy beer At saloons.
The plan was suggested by Mrs Mar
Gus Wood OF the Young Woman's
Christian association
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Tho PEN in the
Hand 10 worth
two in tho
Mind.

If you have ga good mind to
write to DR.. Pierce take pen in
hand and begir. Then you'll
avoid the experience Of Mrs. NJ. p.
Davis. of Honaker, Russell Co..
Va. She writes.
"For seven years I was confined to
bod most OF the time. had liberation
Of Internal organs and female weakness
had four doctors and they said could
not be cured. !. :. After the doctors said
sould rot be cured wrote to Doctor
Pierce for advice....... ] followed the
ever did. My friends say do not look
like the same woman. /aw soy,Y 4 did
not lake Dv. Rryrs's Heifaas asA<r I
.fssf 6sgas to hns< bocs health. could
have saved whas paid to humbugs"
No ON. ever regretted writing to
DR.. Pierce for advice. Many have
regretted mot writing sooner.
Sick women are invited to con-
suit DR.. Pierce by letter, fire, and
% obtain the opinion and advice Of
. specialist in diseases peculiar 10
women. All correspondence pri-
vate. Addrem DR.. R. v. Pierce.
Buffalo. N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser,
1908 pagcs, Is sent riee on receipt Of
stamps to defray expense Of mail
ing sRly. Send ~ one-cent stAmps
Sor papex cuvers, o. 81 stamps for
cankh. Addruan = ehove.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
vous EYES ave orasns. EYE.

YOUR EYES AND OTHERS EYES
upturned eyes are typical of devo-
ton
Wide open eyes are indicative of
rashness-
Small eyes are supposed to indicate
cunning.
side-giancing eyes are always to be
distrusted-
Brown eyes are said BY occulists to
Be the strongest
The downcast eye has in all ages
bssn typical OF modesty.
People Of melancholic temperament
rarely have clear blue eyes
The proper distance between the
eysa 10 the width Of one eye.
Eyts Of which the whole iris Is vis-
ibie belong to sFratic persons.
Eyes with long. sharp corners inai-
cate great discsrnment and penetra-
tion.
The whits Of the eye showing be-
meath the iris 10 indicative OF nobility
OF character.
Gray eyss turning green in anger or
sKcitement are Indicative Of cholerio
tsuapsrnnsnt
An eye he uppsr LID OF which passes
horizontally acrcss the pupil indicates
mental ability.
When the upper lid Govern half or
more Of the pupil the indication is OF
cool deiibcration.
Unsteady eycs. rapidly jerking from
side to side. are frequently Indicative
OF an unsettled mind
Eyes Of any color with weak brown
and long. concave isshes. are indicA-
tive Of . weak constitution
Eyes that are wide apart are said
by physiognomists to indicate great
intelligence and > tenacious memory.
wideopen. staring eyes In weak
countenancss indicate jealousy. insoi-
erance. and pertinacity. without nrm-
nesa.-St- Louis Star.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
BITS OF INFORMATION.

Customs receipts In the Philippines
will reach over $4,000. 900 for the year
New South Wales has adopted I
shiliirss a day as the minimum wage
Tor railway laborers.
Among the articles left In Paris cabs
last year were 5000 umbrellas and
about hundred funeral wreaths.
Senator Cockrell OF Missouri, who II
tar from being the handsomest man
Ii the world. lights shy Of the camera.
-Artesian wells have q daily period
of ebb and now. the period of greatest
fiow being the time of low tide in the
ocean.
Shipping tolls on the euex Canal
yielded s1.2s4. a. in January. against
s1.4l6.ooe in January. 1893. and u .40s.-
900 in 1895,
was born in Torringtou. Conn. Is to
be preserved by society organized for
the purpose.
Native runners employed by the
British in South Africa inclose their
messages in auiils. which they secrete
In their nostrils.
Camphor is the latest fashionable
stimulant In England. It Is said to
make the complexion creamy. but to
be harmful to the system.
During the present century seven
instances have been recorded in the
British isles when the bride married
she hest man by mistake.
Rufus Blanchard Of Chicago. who
has been making msps for half cen-
tury. was the nrst man to mako
mounted and coIorsd maps in ths
Wsst.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
o.....p..o. =. Nov rorA.

Attention has been drawn to the
prevalence Of consumption in New
York by the report Of the state board
II health, which shows that 13.257 per-
IONS died Of consumption in that state
ast year. The board further states
hat there are $4,000 consumptives
walking the streets OF New York every
lay and endanEerins the lives Of every
me they pass
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Low Rates.

The Santa re Route announces the
follow ing reduced rates:
Milwaukee, Wis, Bisnnixl meeting
General Federation Of Women's clubs
June 1th and Sth, one fs-s plus 81 for
round trip. tickets on sale June 1st and
End, Anal limit June SOth
st Louis. No, annual mssting gen.
eral assembly OF the Presbyterian
church In the U. $. A., one fare plus 81
for the round trip, tickets on sale May
14th and 10th. final limit June End.
~. Paul, MINI, Biennial Convention
National Rspnbiican League OF the
United States, one fare plus % for the
round trip, tickets on sale July i4th.
18th and 18th, final limit July 2ist.
Detroit, Mich, National Baptist An.
niversaries. ono fare plus % for round
trip, tlckets on sale May 20th and 2lst,
nnal limit May SOsh.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
wssseiIsfs cI'psiss.

"esss S"pVoB
Prom wet Measrsis rrsbsse.
FraEk Chetelat is up from Canon.
Roy and Guy Miller left Monday
for Canon City.
Mrs Mary Scott returned to her
home from Cafon Monday last.
I'd cnctslst returned from Canon
and will reside in westciiffe.
Wallace Manning and Guy Clark
were among the Silver Cliff visitors
Sunday.
Mr.. Auben Kuster is in Canon City
and will soon visit his friends In Wet
Mountain Valley.
Otis Munson, who has been driving
team for Mr.. Beardsley. i now
freighting on the Canon City road.
The family Of H. Cline. who have
been residing in Canon City for the
past six months, returned TO their
home in this place on Friday.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
DEFiMirioNs.

Ability--what every one has, and
most Of u misapply.
Expansicn-As an ,ndividual imam
cial fact, always rigit.
Hopss--Likc the household china In
tha servant girls hands.
Disappointment-The hardest word
to know, and 20 the one most often
tnsed.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

4. TINE MUCOUS nRnBRAND 0Weo
TtiR BACK PORTION or IIsa no64-8hS
comes in6amed aal tAicksasd. - . ohssofs
Ca.s,rh Il the result MUDYAy vfu so1ucs
the Inflammation, and leave ~ nnssas D@-
brans in perfectly healthy sssa1sisa-
E. tTnE EAR pRUM) Inn MUCOUS
MEMBRANE OF THE EARL bseAs -
famed and thicksnsd. giving Fiss - slAase
total deafness. MUDYAH vfn ysSvsss -
spread Of the inasmmssisa- fAsdran va1 -
b atfected ssd hsarfnG YIN - uniDpsfss1
q. CHRONIC ToNsILrTis. or csRof0e
SORE ThRoAT.-From ths sarss oaass = IL
two presiding. MUDYAU v1n pssvons -
coming o.
4. WEAKNESS m TINE neAkT.-HUD.
YAN viii strengthen he hsaxs nssvss,ss.aiiD
the circulation sf blsed. and eaass ths hssas-
beats TO becnme strsaG and regular.
Sc. A WEAKENED CONDITION o. TIs1
LOWER LOBES q ThE LUNoS-uU0YAI
VIII cause The isag tissss - Ssosas slssa0
and healthy.
=. LUMBAoo. OR WEAK BAcx-HUD-
yam viii ssxsngthsn Il alnoss iDnsa1aasRy.
HCDYAN win s.rs an Il ne sAsvs -D
tom, and leave your vhsls syssen IN pssssss
condition Of health. @ - yssr drasgiss q
once and prseurs = packass Of MBDYAn
for 50 csnts- or six paekases for s1-sA ysW
druggist does Dss kesp II, ssnA eirscs - -
HUDYAN REMEDY CoMRA1Y, -
Francisco. Cal Rsmenbsr thas ysa 80 ssasals
the HUDYAN DOCTORS RDDeR. Can
aud sec ths docton YSs nay an - -
thsn - vftas. as yoa Asalse- AaAfs8
HudyAp Remedy Company
e~ss sssettss. HsrAw ~ Ezs sarssaa
sAs rRANenes. CAL
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

We have the blue Aams oil stoves,
best made save Asat and ooal, Elas
= Hood. u
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

We have two or three pleasant
homes which We can cell on small
cash payment down. balance monthly
payments. ]. n. Ragsdale & Sons.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

II think Dewitt's Little EARLY Fla
ers are the best pilla In tho world, says
w. r Lake, Happy Greek, Va They
remove all obstructions OF the liver and
and bowels act quickly and never Rripe.
Palace Drug Store
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
Cheap Rstes.

The D. & r. C. Offers the follow
ing cheap rates.
To Dsnver May 25 to %. account
Modern Woodmen of America, Rate
of one and one fifth fare. certificate
plan.
To Cripple Greek. July ! to 6,
account State Federation Of Labor.
Rate one and orc ffth fare, certificate
plan.
To Denver June s TO 8. account,
Prohibition State Convention. Rate
one and one fiftn fare, certificate
plan.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
La GRIPPE



sos complied ~ - -
physieisss ~ ~ voss1
show that sv0 aE1v -
cent Of the casss - asq91ss1
CONSUMPTION ~ - -
Ia dRiPPA. Thaso - -
sshes points - vsaknasA
Rsfsr 70 the BuAbsss - -
chart otudy sssA - ansor
fully. Ysni1iaz1ss ysasss1e
with thea u - hsve -
attack II La 0RIPPB bsg1D
The - sf @UDYA2 -
soon ~ tha aeuts syDD1s01
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
10 Fremont County peopse.

Having sold our furniture business
to c. II. Whitmore & Co, We will
hencsforth devote our time exclusive
ly t. Undertaking. We are in a
position now to give better service,
which % our desire At all times, and
we will be found any hour day or
night. at our same Undertaking Par
lors in the Postoffice block, Nos. los
ITO. South 5th, street. Telephone
5-2 rings. Very Truly,
l9-4t Wilson & Lewis.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

Clsnse the liver. purify the blood, In.
yigsrate the body by using DeWitt's
u pills always act promptly.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
q 9aAR.

42.8Q0.00 will secure ! business
room ard 22 foot lot, good location,
Will pay big interest on investment.
WOopF0Rp & DAWSON,
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

n. Clark, ChAuncsy, Ga, says De,
VITA Witch Hassl ssive cured him q,
piIos that had afllcted him for twenty
yesrs Il Z nlse : speedy curs for skill
6ieeaaes. Beware 81 dangerous ooon
sserfsteA RaAeee Dtug Heege.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

Drown your sorrows In cup O
Ysle Coffee at Ksye 4 Dsvis. I'LL
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17

See the elegant line Of refrigerator
at Avsry's
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
The Parts Affected Are:

he restor.t,oa n psrfsse hsalfh.
Cañon City record., 1900-05-17
For Lease

One tract Of 10 acres under water.
One Home Ranch suitable for vege-
tables and small fruit, within one
mile Of city. Woodford & Dawson,
II Canon City.
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rxIrpRovEp RESIDENCE LOTS.

- ~ 7Airti<th avenue lot: city water.
cuNes lot; half cash.
-Dpalrabls Queen Anne hill lot
-; near car line. desirable.
~ building site. 1soxi2o feet.
~ fe vneant lots in all parts Of the
~, I'M when we learn what you
N& IN Btudy 70 suit you In price
CHASE q MAXWELL.
Room Y. Halter building.
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NOTICE TO coxrR ACTORS.

NOTICE To COyTR ACTORS.
SPECIAL prices on shingles, cedar siding.
Interior finish and kiln-dried lumber.
Pacihc Lumber q Pipe Co.. Railroad
avenue ard Pine street.
IMPERIAL. lime a. ne pure. Cheaper. be-
cause IL goeS farther than others. Cor
don a. Co. 07-9 Western avenue. Tel
ephone, Main go
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pUsINEss PROPERTY.
REeInENcEs.

Nno-fuo buildings. one lot, a home and
y N cent. interest ON this invest
ua1t from rent of other dwelling.
nnI-7-ropm modern house and lot, Sax
~ feet.
- -Sfoom modern house: good sur
rpun6ines.
q - Nofs are residences of all kinds
1o1 = very part OF the city.
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-. .rsus investment property. paving II
" rant. net. consisting OF 5-room
Ssts: goc a BEATEN -
- 800 paving properly in North sle-
sffle: Z fats. rooms: modern
+. :. PINE Entity home in Queen Anne:
~ ~ 6erf10 feet: 7-room house.
- rsne home on Renton hill. Efgh-
1serfh avenue: corner lot, I0xl3o
49,. s-room modern house; brick
fosln6stlon: hot air furnace.
-. and ten-acre tracts north OF Green
jsks: t5 per acre
r. NJ. JORDAN.
- potential Block. Second Avenue
sn6 Columbia Street.
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WM p. HARPER,
HAL HvTATE-I.OANS-iN CE.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
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ONLY N.ooo.
f0DkRATE CASH PAYMENT
----@=4-~
BALANcE MONTHLY.

DELIGHTFULLY."- arranged house:
river good rooms. besides large
etokefoom closets and bathroom.
No. tssi completed. two bay windows.
eaeak aoors. sheeted and sided, brick
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTING
ER.--Quartermaster's Office, Sc
attic, Wash, Dec. I. 1900. Sealed pro-
posais in duplicate will be received here
until IL O'clock a. m. Tuesday, Decem-
Der II. 1900 for moving from the quar-
termaster's corral, on Third and Harri-
Spn streets. In this city. to the camp
on the military reservation at Fort Law
ton. the lumber contained in the sheds
at that place. The right Is reserved to
reject any or all bids For further in
formation apply to this offce. Mark
envelopes containing bids: Proposals
for Moving Lumber" and address 10
Major George Ruhlen, Quartermaster.
u. s. A.
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>--,-~arr REAL ESTATE
Continued.
=. M. JORDAN. 49,,
,rAL ESTATE AND lNscHANeH'

=. rrne lot. 5Ox1sf feet, on in'r.y- &c
V.4 avenue: street gradeo' ohtS ~
~ e1t rcrfh OF Yesler way.
49, huiId.ng lot on EeDton NH:
rs.ssf corner East Thomas ana
s1rhteenth avenue. north OF Mahi-
sen 1 sis1p. ot toxioo feet, Just of of
TH,stieth avenue, close to fesier
=. E s,.1fsn feet. corner OF Thirty-hrst
sses,,e ana Yesier way
s~f&, feet on Second avenue nor,n.
hst~een Roy and Mercer; sewer
e1in feet on Second. between
~ risechard and Bell streets hhe
Nv d.. o. eor 5er"i iaox12o, only one block
from Pike and this side OF Eisn'n
~. a. 42xieJ feet. on Lane street.
hsf~eer, Eigh h and Ninth avenues'
ssr.ctx GRADED and severed.
y. rirs corner on Beacon hill, on car
,tnr: 1o0xIcD feet; grand view,
- Snvnrr an Yesler way, izxl2J feet'
~ ers view OF Lake Washington.
- esrs ipt on First avenue south, fi1
10 feet: ali fiiled: next door to saw
.. n'nrt Of seven lots on Green lake
rsvs-room house. lot 3ox12o feet;
.,vsst Graded. sewer connected; pat
~ closet: easy terms.
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= niiost. as Pioneer block.