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heaths Ajrn evwerals.
l>y MPSKY-Io Seattle. Wednesday, January IS,
1892, *t tt»» residence of tier psr»nts, 612 M<v
iiaire street, Eeteiia, dvJttiUer of Mr. and Mrs
M. A. l>< mpwT, of pueamoait, aged 3 years and
8 month*.
HoGOWA N—At the residence of her brother,
Captain J. C. <T< ooner. In Houghton, Tuesday,
January 13,1892, at 7 e'cloct a m , Mrs. Jane
C. Mooowan, of cancer, aged 50 years.
The funeral was held from the re«idenee at 1
o'clock yesterday, interment In Klrkiaod ceme
tery.
WANTED
Parties having
PROPERTY
For pale will find it to their advantage to
call upon Carraher <fe Mwham.
We have many inquiries for
REAL ESTATE
And d<*em it necessary to enlarge oar sup
ply in order to meet the demand.
CARRAHER A MEACHAM,
114 CHEBKY ST.,
Naxt door to POAT-I NTBLT.FOCMCKR nfficei
Ad verl I semen's anderthe heads of Io«t. Found,
For Hal*. For Rent and S.tnations Wanted will bo
inserted at the rate of 1 cent a word each Insertion.
Payment always In advance. No advertisement
received for less than 25 cents.
NOTTCX—The business office of the POST-IW-
M.i.tnM#cw* Is op«n nntll 12 p m. Classified
advertisements win be received up to this hour.
Advertisements will be received at branch offices
ofthe POBT-IXTKIXISKXCXB at:
Tacoma T. Sammons, Agent
PortTownsead...... .French A Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
o®ce:
A. TL F. Quick.
A. H. S. A. References.
R X. if. U. H. K J.
C, 8. - A.
O. B. M. M. "00.
c. ; Moderate.
Driver. !M. 34.
E. f Partner.
ITKLr wasted—male.
TIT ANTED—GOOD SOLICITOR AT NO. 11l
" Columbia street.
VLT ANTED—AGENT"* ON SALARY OR ro\f
** mi«slon to handle ths new patont chemical
ink pencil. The ereatest selling novelty
ever produced. Eraser ink thoroughly in two seo
on-ls. No aoraslon of pawr. Two hundred to .'>oo
percent, pro.lt. One agent's sal-s amounted to
$620 ln«ix d ivs: another S3'- In two hour*. We
want on>-energetic general for ea»:h state
and territory. Forterms and full particulars ad
dress tbs Monroe Eraser Mf«. Co., I* Crosce, Wis,
X 58
\y ANTFD-YOUNG MEN AT ONCE TO
»' learn teleeraphy; gr>od positions In railroad
offices when competent at pool p*r J. C. Sey
mour, 103*4 Washington street, Portland, Or.
IyANTEn-BOYS FROM 13 TO 14 YEARS
" ©ld at Am. DiU. TaL Co.'• office.
TV r ANTED—AT REDUCED RATES TO MEET
" the time*; parties rooming will And Uto
their advantage to fall or addre«s Th» Ripley, cor
r«T from and Pike streets, before locating.
HELP WAIfTEf*—TEMAI, K.
\\'ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL nOURE.
" work; $4 per week; apply at once. 418
South ninth street.
"WANTED— GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK.
'* Apply 110 Washington street, between Second
•nd Commercial.
"IirANTED—GIRLS FOR T'OTEI-S, BFSTAU
»» rants and general work at Mrs. Randall's
ofllo*. 1,31® Second.
WANTED—COMPETENT OfRL FOR GEN.
' * era! housework none other need apply. 208
South Eleventh street.
"Ur A NTED— EXPERIENCED WAITER GIRL;
' wages %'ift Address J. E. Frank, Exchanm
hotel, Snohomish, Wash.
ryANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR GF.N
--" eral bouseworx good cook and laundress;
must ba fbnd of children. J. M. Wheeler, War
ren, near Harrison.
\\T ANTED-A HI NT NO- ROOM GIRL WHO
" wi l assist In upstairs work for privata hoard
ing houea Apply 20H sontU Ninth.
\V' ANTED— A GIRL FOR OENF.RAL HOUSE
»" wort Apply 1,331 Main street.
Mf ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS
child's nun*. Apply 1,014 James street.
Call In forenoon.
TIT ANTED—COMPETENT GIRLS FOR OOOD
'* positions. M!s» MeConneU. 207 Marion. Re
moved from 114 I'lke.
WANTED-GOOD GIRLS SEEKING EM
ployment, at the Day Nursery Home Intelli
gence Office, bif rock, Madison atrwet.
\y ANTEI>—GIRLS FOR GOOD SITUATIONS.
»» Mn, Hark'e reliable employment office. 309
Columbia street
"\I r ANTED—COLORED NURSE GIRL; MUST
" have experience CaJ at 413 Eighth street
Uiia afternoon.
TITANTED— ALL LADIES WISHING FIRST
"" class girls to do domestic work, please call at
Mra. A. Barney's Fmplovment Parlors, 115 Jamea
steeet Telephone <lll. Kerkow's drug store.
AL R ANTED— OIRLS TO TALL FOR WORK AT
'» W ra. Martell's Employment Parlors, 317 Ms
rim street.
rnn ovmk\t wasteo-eem ai.e.
"lirANTEn— DRESSMAKING AND WHITE
'» sewing by two ladies sen in* together; f2 per
day. Miss Berkman. 611 Seneca street.
"II" A NTED-WASHING; PLAIN CLOTHES
*' «*toadoxen. 219 Columbia.
~\l r A NTED—POSITIONS BY TWO EXPF.RI
" etieed young women to do chamberwork.
Address WO Tenth and Jefferson.
\\'ANTKD-BY AN EASTERN YOI'NO
'» lady, who Is no' afraid of work, a position as
cashier or ptaln writing In office; best of refer
em*s t all or a.ldren 602 Third street. room 13.
\V" ANTED PLACE TO DO SECOND WORK.
** Adlress Worker, pare Post-1 nielli cencer.
EWPf.onrr.vr w t stto—atal e
!»' A NTED— OUEI N CITY LODGE OF BTA
**' lionarr Engineers (N. A. S. K): reliable en
gineers furnlshe lat short notice. Address M. K.
C lough, F. Ml Machinery Depot Seattle. Wash.
11' ANTED—THOSK DKMHINGMALI HELP
'* ran set It at the City Mission 'ree of cost 310
an.: 813 Heath second street
»♦ I N' Tf~ I) - Mt*Cf:i.LA V EOVa.
U'AMEii -TO Bl'Y A GOOD SECuND«
*" h»; J booVca«e and sideboard, or either cna
Address W. S., Eo*t-1 tsteliigeo.cer.
\V A N'TED—PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT IT
*' Will be on!* 20 minutes from tb« center of
the city to the ? -0 River Park ..'t« by car Hue hest
(arderi »nd cheapest propertv on (h« market
tlO;i!d A Wnltwo.th 2> Olympic block.
W * V TJ-U> TO M Lt. RIVKK PAHK LOTS
»» *t t' O tit! ;5: xuvet c»r int to r# competed
IAIMIKob h* M*r i» J: pr'o to ba a.DatH*4
U«n Outtld A W hit worth, M < - !ynjpic block.
WA N !F • AN? TO nr>T- RRNIIISHRN
»» r" ms. b :«e* Ibr.-nfhout illy;
raiirojut it- *ei». t . ham-** ,» ail klnda
rubUe Service * schance. UV > o.uinbla
FOR CAJII, -IUIND-HAND
»» furniture: H»n spec.auy I draonda
gi'4 Pike »* reek
TOBEDKRICIC * N • LSON ARK STIU IN
r It; (Hiring. selH I .* a kind* of hou*«hu.<i H> '*,
1,21 i-1,315 Set < nd Mreet.
U'AS TF. D—TO mn' * <n*>i> WORK
*» team by the «u> nth, uw be i-h«ap. Nm
M Roue. Houghtoa.
AM FD-WHAT HAVI: YOf TO SFT.I.?
*» furniture, llo**, ciotM »- t.vj' Ami! ■ r
or ererything. BeU »eooul aaj atom
Front street.
IPASTHV-TO RCY BTIi.VIP.AI K PY R .
*» *pon»iMe {>*RTY; M»I tje bear water or r» ,
txail Adore* 4P.0. Bo I TIAL
u aso; ro PURCH4SK a IH>N!,F>.
*» mail be * >!J: e aUtepnceacd term*, A . R 4 ,,
Priver Poet-tnte'ileenM®.
M <V/ If f»- KFA I. KSTATt
\A ANTED-EVFRV H lUY HAVING CI TT
** property o* iatid. ". roved and t; .i.j.r \#
t« i-ome and nee na. ttis it llie bit.', ,-oai.e ' ! r
•*eii«;;«e of property; *»are niacin*: > <; » y
< f in, i.' i: a d .xi hAnk, .to relieve t;.* «
li •!>»•» ■ P'-»<*10!| •# can fctid *oa a i - er
•bo « -li **;•' roar Inoun berrd pio|«erty a *av*
yi .i <d«-uof C*iryin« it. N Cbtil-eTK <s *. o. «
sj#wr!ly u-fK»ilee buiidluc
U" ANTED MSAt IsiAtli TO t«KI.I OH
rent J- MK«A r. R.i •. IS Beiiey f ■ »
it' ASTU>-TO PI"V r« R « a»u. A LOi N
»» HMtun hid; ere ftili ..ea. *pi a and Jir ..*.
Ac dree* 11. *. a . ■ .
WAAR T/> rAn ry * K
II'ANTKD-FARTNKK W r I CTMRAIT"
»» take hel' mtereet in p«via«
w ~-«*!• bu»inew tu >*>■.» esr-ft «u»at td.wni
tx- airwi. Addrewi Ika «s.atua
WAXTEO—TO RE XT.
\KF ANTKD-RC »M WITH BOARD, OR WITH
" partial board, by lady; central Address Ref
erences. care Poet-Intelligencer.
ROOMS AXT> ROARO.
"L'OR RENV LARGE. SUNNY ROOM,
I with v;tw of Sound; suitable for married cou
ple or two lud'«**; clo*» In but private; first-class
board. Apply G L., Post-Intellfg»ocer.
UOO*«« AND BOARD; OAS, BATH. STOVE.
805 Fourth.
I'OK RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMII-Y. WITH
I board if desired, two pleasant, sunny front
rooms with bay window*; centra ; 1.412 Second
street, between Pike and Union.
ROOMS WITH BOARD. SINGLE OR EN
salt*; ga«. grates and batb. 1 005 Seventh
street, corner or Madison. Kefrrencss required.
"IJOOM WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. 323
It Marlon.
ROOM AND BOARD—L2I3 SIXTH STREET.
THIRST-CLASS FAMILY BOARD; ROOMS
J single cr en rolte; re!e-ences given and re
quired; no small childr«.x Veudome hotel. Front
street.
ran rext— rooms
RFNT—I.ARGE FURNISHED FRONT
y room with ojen grate. 1.102 Third street
I'OR RENT— DESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS,
r furnished. 90* Second, near Madison. Rent
reduced-
P'OR RF NT—ONE FURNISHED ROOM;
also four newly papered unfurnished rooms for
hon*ck»e: tcrmt moderate. 1,413 Eighth
street, between Union and l ike.
TT*OR RENT-F.LEOA.NTLY FURNISHED
X room#, w;tb fret bath*. at ••Oar liora«, * from
S'i to $5 weekly. Mr* Mathews, 1,516 X Front
street
•noH RENT-F.LEGANT FURNISHED SUITE
T of rooms. sls per month: other rooms suitable
tor two, $1 50 to per week; a!l rooms with gas
and stove. Simonelli house, 809 Third street, be
tween Columbia and Marion.
IriOß BENT—FURNISHED ROOMS 1.009
Th'rd street
FOR RENT—LOOK' LOOK! ONLY $3 AND
upward in suites from 1 to 4 rooms; fur
nished or unfurnlsht-a for housekeeping; electric
lights, fire alarm and call bell in each room; on
three car Une<: good view of Sound, Harvard
Apartments, Second and Virginia streets.
rOR It K NT—FURNISHED SUIIES AND
T single rooms. Douthitt biock, 811 Second street
Take elevator.
F"OK RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM;
private family. 1,109 Third street
Isoß RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeeplng. Inquire 2,614 Front street
RENT-WELL FURNISHED ROOMS.
The Brooklyn, corner Second and University
streets.
POR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE
r Baldwin, 41 Yesler avenue; low rates to
suit hard times.
T?OR RENT-A FEW SUITES AND (SINGLE
T rooms for rent by the week or month at veiy
reasonable rated at the Grand hotel: steam heat
throughout and all 'he comforts of a first-class ho
tel.
>'OR KENT—UNFURNISHED HOUBEKEF.P
-ing rooms, furnished suites and tingle roowa
Temple Court, 614 Third street.
F'OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FROM
CI.SO; cleanest, cheapest house in towu.
Western bouse, corner Sixth and James, on cable
line.
I ''OK RENT—ELEGANT SUITE FURNISHED
rooms, s'.'6; single rooms from $lO monthly;
steam heat. Mrs. Ferguson, Holyoke building,
corner Front and Spring.
F , 01VR»-NT—TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping; bath, gas: $12.50 month. Sixth
and Pike. CLap n.
U'OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FROM
i $1.50 to #5 per week. Cliff House, throat and
Seneca.
IV}R RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFUR
nlshed rooms. AJonzo Hull, Olympic block.
FOB HEXT—UOUfiEB.
IjVDR RENT-FIRST FLOOR NEW MODERN
bouse. 1,222 Mala.
IV)R RENT—NEAT TWO-ROOM HOUSE;
Second street, between Union and Uuiverslty;
f>p» r month. 1,522 Second street.
KENT-NEW SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
with bath; owner will take board for rent
Apply room 1 Weel house.
J •'OR RENT-MODERN g-ROOM HOUSE;
Cheap: near cars. 32 Hinckley block.
UOK RENT—HOUSE OF TEN ROOMM;
r best view In city. Inquire at 1,017 Seneca
street.
FOR RENT—GOOD HOUSES IN ALL FARTS
of the city from *6 to $.5 per month; none
further out than >'xt->enth street CUiiberg, 4
Llewellyn-Dodge building.
VOR RENT— HOUSE OF FIVE ROOM; OK-
J chard, small fruit", chicken-houses, stable,
garden, etc: 10 lots; four blocks fro-n Malison
street power-h >u«e; $12.50 per month. Inquire
on premises, corner Arthur and I>e<-»tur streets.
RENT—HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS;
bath; hoi an<l cold city water; closet In house;
»21 per month. H. ». Turner, 207 Butler bloc*.
UUR RENT—HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS;
Jl furniture for sale at a sacrifice. At 1,410
Fourth etreet. between Pike and Anion.
UOR RENT-HOUSE, THREE ROOMS, fg;
JT house. 5 rooms, f 12.50. Apply to southwest
corner Lake aud Williamson. W. W. Easter.
V'OR RENT—''•NK EIGHT-BOOM HOUSE;
L moderate. 519 Cherry street.
>R RENT—A WELL-FINISHED RESI
• deuce with m clem Improvements; Seventh,
near James street. llaiey-Glenn Company.
l'Di. KENT —NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE;
J for short time. Apply 704 Olympic avenue.
IJMiR RENT—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE: HOT
and cold water, modern improvements; fine
view. For particulars apply corner Ninth and
King.
yOR RENT -FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; TENTH
i street: water tree; #!i ueorge W. Crane, 10t$
Washington street
yoR REN I—HOUSES OF AM. KINDS. F.
U H. Renick A < o. 70S Second street.
"L"H>H RENT—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE WITH
r all mo l- ru conveniences; near courthouse. In
quire at 307 North Ninth street, or 212 Butler
bio- k
VH»R RENT-TWO 4 AND TWO 7-ROOM
bouses; rent no object; steady tenants wanteX
1,232 Main.
Vi'R R» NT-HOVSI S; I HAVE THEM TO
C rent and t« *•►11 on rent payments. 11. S. Tur
ner, 207 Hutlee Mock.
f'OK REN'T-OOOD EIGHT-ROOM HOUSES;
all conveniences: cheap to good people. John
Vi lenney, CO2 Burke building.
COR RENT- HOUSE: SIX ROOMS; CLOSE
I In #lB water free. Room S Boston block.
UORREN I —FOUR AND FIVE-ROOM FLATS;
f cheap (ieorge W. Baeon. room ,i 5 Ep!er block.
UOR RENT-HOUS! s. APPLY TO LOW
» man A Felly, 219 Pioneer building, Front and
James.
LMR RENT-HOUSES. 218 BAILEY BLOCK,
i Mrpiea
t-OB RF.NT—H'll'sEs, LARGE A.NDSMALL,
Rooa-. 11 Sullivan block.
T'OR HKST-Kill HT-ROt »M HOV«K, *'io PRR
I montb, 411 M -.nd.-ra «treet, and fur **:<>; ee*y
payment* John VV. Uuiuaey, room 115, 811 .>*o
- street.
l/OR RV NT-El'iHT-ROOM HOI'SE t>N MAD
» ;» i j and s.itt m;h: cheap, hot and void eaw-r.
U*OR RENT HOOU MXTIXO AMD !. HI
l collecting >s one «>! our special departments. to
*h: h we give prompt and oarei U attention.
\Va« 'r* nt• rr : ry Investment ( jffi -« o rner
Se. ' iid s:d Cherry, iu company * ova (wilding.
hoK kr v r -xroi: is
V OR BFNT-THF. I VTIRF OR AWP«»K-
F lion of th«- l>uUdinjt a>-utbweAt corner
-ec« ud a \V«x) >icu>ii uree «. known aa the
li.rf. Ap; yto Wii <ki i>c. (dental block, 617
fei-otd sirv.>t, between 1 and 3 pm.
I'l'S I * N - ; jo.s -OCTIT
A »:reet. »ie*r «ulta e lor any buai
ne»» lDi;tiireof
"LV>R RJCHT—BTOHK AND BTORK-KOOM;
i r «re. a ; 10* nnbla airet-t. Apply
to AIM and 40J ftun buil i nc
rt>K R*.\r too«nw.f«mm
I'i 'R lit V I U.ARfM > HOT* L. TORN}- R
A t-ec> u.l and .<• t »!;e t«. a deeira-Me tenant
ruin v.re u. - r< rut y bu t)<<>uaeoii very favora
b« Apply t ha.tt.t Loach 1,4111 lru,.;
•ireet
trmctAM \nri< ■ N.
L'lßNisH A PRETTY HOME ON TJIF IN-
I »I.a. ,EOT I' an. P»'. AIENRA Beiltown
F.irnuure « oii.pany. Pl 4 r'ro-iit lUvrt
4N ADJOCB.NKD MKiTlxo OF THR
«ockh >3der* of the Fr«t Natl na! bank of ~e
attl* »li be !ve; I a: iheoll » o; ihe bank on 1 ue»-
day. January 19 IH.V2 at S:3O p m . for the pur
p.ee ->i e.e 'ing d.re. ■ r* and trs lt nt vuch
i>ih>-r 6u»;»e>a aa u.ay properly come hriore it.
L Tl' H N ER. t as'.ier,
t i.L PKK> >N> AK> 111 UKPY W ARNED
-V tti i pt;' ha-, a ivrtajn pr. v:\tsi r\ n.-te
i.ieafc.'i;:i- t
u •; an>; unprov*. » it < < mpa t r th> *utu i-f
ft «*»••.> wtd I .led a -rati » • . .. 1 »«0. pay
a u c *la» - a( er a* settiemeat iu ftiL of -a.g
tki'te ha» t*.n» u.ad.- It p WAKU
tv.ai.ie, imiiiUkij 11, ley*.
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1892.
nrsnrEfS en A vm.
rOB HALK - EXTRAORDINARY BA R-
T gains to ea*h buyers of groceries who can ate
quant'tie- rooper it Levy, 115 Marion street,
between Front and West.
F'OP. SALE-A COMPLETE STOCK OF
general merchandise in one of the best inland
towns in Kin* county: good steady trade, which
can be incr-a-ed rapidly by proper management;
present owner retiring from basinets. For partic
ulars apply to <ieorge M. Van Doren. 207. 208,
20S Washington block. Entrance 705 Front street.
IfOR RALE-STAG CIGAR STORE. CORNER
South tfecond and Yesler avenue; good chance
for riffht f-arty.
{""OR SALE—LAUNDRY DOING GOOD BUSl
neos; great bargain: only SBOO cash, balance
to suit: must be soid. James E. Porter, 21 Gott
stein block.
FOR SALE—FOR S3OO, ONR-HALF INTF.FI
est in a soliciting business which netted #I,OOO
last year: no expenses at:acb"d; good faithful at
tention and it can te'ioubiwl this year: good act
ive partner. Address Partner, tare Pot-Inteili-
Kencer.
FOR SALE-GOLD MINE. 415 PIONEER
block.
ri)R -ALE—' HEAP, A COMPLETE PHOTO-
I granhic outfit Inquire 611 Jackson street, x»-
a;tie. Wash.
TOR SALE—' HFAP; A GOOD-PAYING
• restaurant. Inquire at the Eureka Coffee
House, 1.23 6 Second street
JTOR SALE—CLIFF HOUSE; THE BEST
f paying lodging-house In city; present proprie
tor in house since completed; g<oi rent: good
terms and cheap if sold at once; reason for selling
going to take larger house. Call at house, Front
and Seneca.
Ir>OH SALE—OWING TO THE RECENT De
struction of their sa*h and <#K>r fnc'ory by fire,
the Mechanics' Mill and Lumber Company
tbt'ir sawmill (capacity 50,000 per 10 hoars),
wharf and 6 acres of water front in the business
portion of Seattle for «*le at a bargain: ¥700.000
t usiness done in past 2'{ y»-ars. Address Mechan
ics' Mill and Lumber Company, P. O. Box 86, Se
attle, Wash.
}TOR SALE—RESTAURANT; CENTRALLY
located; well fitted op. Address 8. A., Post-
Intelligencer, Seattle.
SALE—DOUBLE BLOCK SHINGLE
F mill; now running; good railroad facilities and
tlmher handy. Address Shingle Mill, care Post-
Intelligencer.
IpOR RENT-FORTY-ACRE FARM. C. E.
Patterson. 114 t)ccldental block.
ONF. OF THE BEST LUMBER AND SHIN
gle mills on Puget sound tor rent, os an inter
est may tie sold. Call on or address (4. L Faust,
Manager Vulcan Iron Works Company, Seattle.
f'OR SALE-BOOK AND STATIONERY Bus
iness; test location ;n the city; 41.000 cash
reqcireit 720 Eront st eei.
FOR SALE—MtSCELLAXEOVS.
FOB SALE NEW MILCH COW; TllOß
oughbred Durham. Address Box 43, Fremont,
city.
I ■'OR SAI.E—TYPEWRITERS: ALL KINDS;
cheap. Typewriter Exchange, 19 Boston block.
f'l'R SALE—ONE NF.W MEAT CART
cheap. Centra! Meat Market, 1,917 Yesler
avenue.
IfOR SALE-A BARGAIN: STRONG PAIR
dray horses for sal a ; weight 1,500 pounds
each. Price $250. Mechanic-*' Mill and I.umber
Company, ($3 Colon block.
FOR SALK-A LADY'S H\ND*OME SEAL
ulstvr. Inquire 1,009 Third street.
IfOR SALE—NEW AND ELEGANT FURNl
ture of 7 rooms. 316 Columbia, one block east
postoffice.
L OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL VOSE A SONS'
J piano, very littla used; will sell at a sacrifice;
part cash, rest ea?y. Address B. Z., care Post-ln
telllgencer.
FOB SALE-A GOOD SQUARE PIANO FOR
SB3: payments; need the room. F. Chris
tlaner, 811 Third street.
FOR SALE-NEW AND SECOND-HAND
railroad grading outfit, including one Barn*
hardt and one Osgood steam -hovel. Address
Woods, Larson <& Co., Missoula, Mont.
FOR SALE-FINE PIANO IN GOOD OR
der. 1.625 Seconu street.
FOP. SAI.E-*-HOTEL; FURNITURE, CAR
pets and fixtures of the Grand hotel; all new
and first-class; a fine business Investment; best
location in the cltv for a first-class hotel. For par
ticulars apply to Law L. Moore, Secretary Grand
Hotel Company. Office at Albert Hansen's, 706
Front street
IpOR SALE-A CAR FINE CALIFORNIA
navel oranges at greatly reduced prices. Cooper
A Levy, 115 Marlon street, between West and
Front.
FOR SALE-SHIPBUILDERS, NOTICE-
Fine locust tree nails in any quantity or length.
Address J. W. OOield, Santa Clara CaL
FOR SALE-ORADR OUTFIT, CONSISTING
of mules, horse*, wagon*, wheel scrapers, slush
scrapers, v.-fceelbarrows, picks, fhovels. mattocks,
etc.. cheap lor cash. W. N. White, 234 Lombard
street
FOR SALE-A GOOD SQUARE PIANO; $135
cash or installments; also several parlor organs
at cost R. L. lin rant, 720 Front street.
SALE-CREAMERY RUTTER IN TENS,
twenties, thirties and sixties; fresh mincemeat
and Jellies; fine coffees, eta Cooper A Levy, 115
Marion street, between West and Front.
>X»R SALE—ON EASV TERMS, STEAMER
of Astoria: now m'-ored at Hatfield's
dock, t ail on or address Captain J. A. Hatfield.
IfOR SVLE-ST AMER "MANHATTAN.•'
length 107 feet, beam 18 feet; hull and cabin,
with em lne, complete; all new; a bargain; linerai
terms. The Vulcan iron Works Company.
roil SALE—NEW AND SECOND-HAND
r engines, boilers and machinery. Morau Bros.
A Co., Seattle.
MIHCKT-rA VJTOUS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS TO CASH
J J buyers of groceries who can use quantities.
Cooper A Levy, 115 Marion street, between Front
and West.
"IUEEKLY PAYMENTS—THAT IS THE
>» plan on which you can bay furniture. Bell
town furniture Company, 915 Front street.
\\ r HY HAVE I LEFT MY FURNISHED
»' rooms? Because 1 can buy my fa-ni ure on
weekly payments at 916 Front streat and don't
miss the money.
QEWINtI MACHINES, FURNITURE, CAR
(lets, stoves, everything for housekeeping at
liaT price. Frederick A Nelsun, 1,213-1,215 sec
ond street.
UOR THE HOLIDAYS—WE HAVE A CON-
F signruent of holiday novelties manufactured
from boras, consisting of stools, hat-racks, etc.,
etc, that must be sold at once; don't fall to see
them at No*. 1,213 and 1,215 Second street Fred
erica A Nelson.
YAW Y ARD— HUN DREDS OF MEN WILL
is soon be emp oyed; buy acre tracts while at
same pile* of a small lot John W Ruuasey. room
35, 811 Second street.
UOR CUT FLOWERS AND PL ANTS GO TO
U Washington Floral Company. Telephone No.
TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO
George ( Marks, 115 James s;reel, Occidental
block; late of 207 cotnmerc a. street
T I riv" VT Q-TO AT T. POINTS BY RAIL
**' !\ I j l rtiad *3 to >5 chajn-r than
the regular rates; tickets bought and sol i; tickets
guarantee.i. i>hniors it K.chaids in, "19 second
street
FOR EXCH A At) E,
-yOR FXCHASOF-MARK AND COLT FOR
i rood organ or pi dr. a. Address p. o, box !i>»?
Bal lard, W ash. *
"U*OR tXi'H AN OK—24 I.OT* AT FAIRHA-
I ven. worth »b >ut *'-'.400; nc* morijaj^; f, r
*7<H> *t S per <•«•[)! inu res : what i »v« you to
trade for the #l,7tW equity or for the lots and we
P»v the mortgage? Gould A Whit worth. L's
Olympic block.
l'l'U EXCHANGE— iAEATTLE I OTS* <>N*
r • .'trie 'I-:. f..r a good safe. medium »ir««l
A tdrv«s P. O. i.v x T.i.
IMP. I Xl HAN(.F.-A< HE PRiifKR 1 Y FOR
1 h..u- til l li«t i i >.n t e i»e..r»e M. Van
I'oren -07. "J.<. _D9 Waahingloa block. En
trance 70S Kront -treet.
L'OH IX HANOE-fW ACRES OF LAND
t ail im ier cultivation, to M<-eker county '1
mile fr< >m H»,m r, in Minnesota win trati•> for
anytinnc in or at. dt j- attla Room No. -;M li;t
ier b:o> ».
L"MR F.XCH KNOE—DAKOTA W HEAT
• and cm>h tor Seattle property, ii.7 OccJ.
denial bun ii.
VOK KXCIIANOE-EARM FOR OXI X 15
I PetiiT*' -ur : ;ock.
EXCHANtiK—HAVE YO!« Hocst:
and .rt » ith ti or 7 r» -ms so trade for n oe o<
de. "■ tat propeny? 1 wtil pay *oiue ca*h. J 11
34« :nb*rt!t. room I Hlnok;ev block
L'oK \< H A.NiK-EX IRA CHoIt i oKADEI)
I at: ■ i"na »! r lots c!o«<* t Broadway
a r . i Alher-: r.- •*. for gm«.| ous-uie pr ~«-rty.
Treeti. iWI-.'02 WaahinctOn batldtng. Front rret.
L' >R t\(!l \ NIL E— A «.T>OD RAN* H IN
F } a«t»m t»n it and tnonev f*r a <* at'ie reti
deace pr. Pr y, s M. Preelon <O4 Pioneer block.
YOR I xvii.ANDF RJ-AL ESTATE AND
I >-l:ier • r ■;■ ;y :,.r t-.jg tKal. P O, l.m -4j.
_ II 4 1 ft /» K KSS tXQ .
MI"LHIHST, F ASHION ABLE HAIR
' * ,lr,, " v N 5 mum*, etc- Front *;!eei,
Mr*, i eaae « tuiUluery *u>w.
iSnCAMI&II HAIB P vltl.'lß)*- WtQ M.AK
m.v:- a i »« {,•; rff block, 7<i9
i*ecv»>a Mnw U room 51
TORN I VIMRTA ■ AND
" * *maaer, SIS Front, next to u<v.A Ua-a
tc ra *.
LOST.
LOST-SCOTCH SILVER-GRAY TERRIER;
J cut ears and tali; nickel collar; $3 reward.
219 Main street
LOST WHITE BULL TERRIER; RE
ward. 1,412 Second street
ro virn.
F}UND A FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE
hou'v, where a complete outfit can be bought
on weekly i>ayments; same price another houses
chance for cash. The address is 915 Front street
I TOUND—FREDERICS A NELSON'S IS THE
cheapest place In town for everything, from a
kitcht-o rpoon to a folding bed. 1.213 aud 1,215
Second street
PERSONAL.
I 'OR ADOPTION-TWO BRIGHT ROYS:
Marion street
MRS MILLER, PROFESSIONAL NURSE.
1,321 Third street
ryiLsovs SCHOOL OF PENMANSHIP—
*" Monday. Wednesiay and Friday, after 4 p.
m.; card writing, engrossing, etc. 2.120 Fourth
street
WAS * MAKER BROWN, MERCHANT
" tailors, want evervbody to see their special
ties; S3O suits tor »20; »9 pants for $0.50. Rooms
222-223 Bailey olock. Second and Cherry streets.
PANTS TO ORDER, $5. ATLANTIC TAILOR
ing Company .
HAVE A NEW COVER PUT ON YOUR
umbrella. Umbrella hospital, opposite post
offlce.
■ECONOMICAL MEN-SAVE $5 ON YOCR
Ali next su'.t by sending for 12 cloth -amples.fash
ion pla:es and measurement panics, free;
6 cents. Ed L. Huntley A Co., wholesale genteel
tailors, 384 Madison street, Chicago. When order
ing samples, please mention Post-Intelligencer.
BATHS.
VEWPORT BATHS —OPEN DAY AND
i-s night: salt and fresh water, electric, medicar
ted, Russian, sulphur and cabinet vapor baths;
priva:e apartments for ladiea; excellent attend
ance. 818 Front street
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
i.s ship—Notice is hereby piven that the copart
nership heretofore existing between laid >re Har
ris, S. selig and Sigmund Harris, tinder the firm
name of the Chicago Clothing Company doing
business in the Butler blocs, city of Seattle, has
been dissolved by mutual consent, sigmtmd Har
ris retiring. The busiaess of the firm will here
after be carried on by Isidore Harris A Co.. who
have assumed and will pay all debts and d schar.;e
all obligations of the old firm. All outstanding ac
counts are payable to the new firm. Sigmund
Harris is now in no way connected with the firm
of Isidore Harris A Co. ISIDORE HARRIS,
S. SELIG.
Seattle, Wash., Dec. 31, 1891.
ATTORXETS AT LAW.
TYLER, HAYn A TYLER. ATT RNEYS AT
law. Occi enta, block and Port Town end.
CRAV-ST <ft CRAVEN", ATTORNEYS AT
law. Rooms 3.2 ami 313 Bu.ler block.
SAMUEL T. P- RTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Rooms 405 and 407 Burke »uilding.
L. THOMPSON, 334 PIONEER BLOCK.
TRUSTEN P. DYER, ATTORNEY, 314 A.VD
315 Butler block.
TH. CANN * SON. ATTORNEYS AT I.AW
• and commissioner of deeds. Office 517 and
618 Pioneer building. Telephone 161.
InSHBACK, HARDEN A MEEK. ROOMS 24,
25 and 20 Haller block.
JOSEPH SHIPPEN, ATTORNEY AND COCN
selior at law. Room 317 Pioneer building.
I YON A DENNY. ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
J seilors at law. 524, 526 and 528 Burke build
ing.
GALE A FAY A PARK HENDERSON, AT
tomeys and counsellors. Rooms 9 and 10
Boston block.
RH. J. PENNEFATHF.R, ATTORNEY AT
. law. Rooms 1 and 2, 11. A. Smith block.
W. HASTIE, 48 AND 49 HALLER BLOCK.
ANDREW F. BURLEIUH, ROOM 69 SAFE
Deposit bnilding.
POSS A DOWD, ATTORNEYS, 110 BUTLER
It block, Seattle, Wash.
JAMES LEDDY, ATTORNEY AND COUN
sellor at law. late of Chicago bar Rooms 401-
403 Burke bull ling, Second and Marion streets;
railroad and damage suits a specialty.
JACOBS, JENNER, LEGO A JACOBS. AT
torneys at law. Rooms 4, 5, 13 and 14 Boston
block. Seattle, \Va>li.
£ P. DOI.E, HALLEB BLOCK.
HUGHES A HASTINGS, ATTORNEYS AT
law. Rooms 42, 43, 44, 45 Halier block.
QMITH A LITTF.LL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
O Rooms 309, 310, 311 Butler block.
GREENE A TURNER (ROGER S. GREENE,
L T. Turner), attorn- ys and counsellors at
law. Rooms 301, 318, 319 and 320 Washington
block, Seattle, Wash.
PKEU H. PETERSON, ATTORNEY AND
JF counsellor at law. Corner Yesler avenue and
Commercial street.
PRESTON. CARR A PRESTON (HAROLD
Preston, E. M. ('arr, C. S. Preston), attorney®
and counsellors at law. Third floor Pioneer block.
fA TEATS.
HI. REYNOLDS, MECHANICAL ENGL
. neer and patent solicitor; late examiner IT.
R patent office; applications for pateuts prepared
and prosecuted. Room 48 Sullivan block, Seattle,
Wash.
I>ATENTB— CAVEATS. WRITE FOR "Al>-
\ ice to Inventors." G. H. King, attorney, 7
Fpler block
ABSTRACTORS.
BOOTH A KANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
[ :nc. J Room* 202, 204 and 206 Burke block,
corner -econd and Marion streets.
VOTARIES.
T W. SWEZEA, NOTARY. 218 BAILEY
»l . block.
DRESSMAKING.
Uf ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS FRFNCH
dr-ssmaker employment in family. Address
A.8.1 12 Albert street.
MISS NANNY HANSSON FELINE.
ionahlt- >wed* ami French dressmaker. 517
Pike street. Seattle, Wash.
A R CHIT EC TS.
1/ W HorGHToN. LATE F SAUNDERS
tJ. A Houghton. architects. Rooms 26, 27 and
28 %\*a«hin». :ou territory investment Company's
building. Second an I Cherry streets,
W ash. Office h.iu's from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m.
IJ.VRKIN SON—SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK
1 block.
JJOONE & WILCOX—BOSTON BLOCK.
VMIL DE NhUF. A RCIIITECT—HALLE R
li block.
Tp V!• RS A KIITH, ARCHITECTS, ROOMS
37, 38 aad 39 lioston block
nVTEIXMAN. ARCHITECT. ROOMS 54
• an J 57 Boston biook. corner Sec nd and
Columbia streets.
EXiIXEERS A Xit DRAVGUTHHEX.
J)K'HARD NKVINS. JR., CIVIL ENOINEER
It aiiisarve .r Robins 507 to ol'J Washlug
ton blocic. Seattle, \\
I WOOIs.MAN, CIVIL ENGINEER AND
' deputy ("nited Sates surveyor. Offices 6.">-rid
»»ulitvau building.
THUM Psi >N A WHITE, ENGINEERS AND
county survev .rs. Room 65 Union block
EXGtXEERSI AX It COXTRACTORH,
CAN FRANOIBOO BRIDGE COMPANY— EN
i m t 1 contractors for bridges of eve-y
description: wharf-buil 11n«. ptle-dr vine, dredifin<.
and steam sho\ >-i excavating. p an* and speLtlica
tions f:irn «hfd on application; corre-poud-me
Mi «'tt. -.- ic. identa block Seattle, Wean.
/» F Ely (. A\ n CL E A XIXG.
CAN FKANCIsf'O STEAM DYEING AND
cleaning w -rss; telephone 654. tJ'Jo Second
street.
\ TEAS DYEING AND CLEANING COM
-V pati y, succ -S. rs toO. Bert in. French dyeing
and ci.-amng establishment. Wor»s.
1 root «t> et. utSce, 217 Columbia street,
poetoflioe.
W AND 5- 1 if- 1 N DYER AN D t. EAN E R F
'* ♦ unites* and e-xf*' e-sothlne. Flf.h and James.
MAXtCVBB.
t LICE M AIKEN. EXFEKIFNCKD MASI
7, e . o l* * r 'l eicctroloci»t; hatrdressing parlors,
ar..! <i) ii •lyukebln. it. Frost and ■»;
EAXJtSCAI'E ii AHO EXE RS.
4LFRED GRASSNER. LANI»OAPE OAR
-- *■ a«iiai. c otum WhiM awl Maii.swt. siree^a
FIXASCA IX.
AT ON EY TO LOAN—WIE3T LING, 415 PIO-
Al neer block.
MONEY AT 1 PER CENT., SHORT TIME
on outside property. Forbes, Room S Olympic
block.
LOANS-SHORT DATE; ANY AMOUNT;
buyer and seller of all kinds of city and county
warrants; money to loan on Inside business prop
erty at lowest rate in the city. Trounce, llaller
building.
OHORT TIME LOANS ON REAL ESTATE;
O niortzasret and commercial paper bought; proof
money furnished for pre-emptions. I. P. Taylor, 1
to 4 -ullivan block.
MONEY TO L->AN—JAMKS BOTHWKLL.
representing Jarvl*-Con~lin Mortgage Trust
Co. and other capital. Room 26 Roxweli budding.
MONEY TO I«OAN ON PIANOS, FURNl
ture, horses and any other good security, with
out removai; loans strictly confidential. Harry
Hinnian & Co., room 'J9 safe Deposit building.
MONEY ON REAL E-TATE-F. H. REN
ick A Co., 703 Second street.
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD IMPROVED
city property. lumping A Stoddard, room
14, 703 Second street corner Cherry.
SHORT TIME LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP
erty by private party. Call from Ito 4 p. m.,
69 Hinckley block.
SHORT AND LONG LOANS; MURTGAGICS
a'id commercial paper bought. Inquiro 115
Washington street
TO LOAN— SIS,OO9 IN A LUMP. OR IN SEV
erai am ounts on good res dence property; not
necessarily improved. V. Hu<o Smith A Ca, 114
Jameß «ire«t
COLLATERAL BANK, 105 CHERRY ST.,
loans money on diamonds and articles of value.
LOANS OF *s> AND UPWARDS; S?HORT
time, lowest rates King, 7 Epler olock.
SHORT LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. CLER
ieuv room 17. 703 Second street, over Wash
ington National bank
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, pi
anos. horses, wagons, eta, without removal;
loans stricUy confidential. 703 Second street,
room 17.
DF MCCONNAUGHEY LOANS MONEY
• on Improved farms and city property at rea
sonable rates; loans closed promptly: building
loans solicited. Rooms 118 and 120 Washington
buildlnc, Front street.
MONEY! MONEY!— I HAVE $500,000 TO
loan at 7 per cent to 10 per cent, according to
to class of security, on impr >ved city or farm
property: no delay. L W. Entz, 9 Union block,
representing Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust com
pany and other capital.
7 PER CENT. MONEY TO LOAN ON IN-
I side property: also money to loan ou short time
at reasonable rates. Charles E. Patten, rooms 613
and 614 Pioneer block.
LOAN AND TRUST COM PA NY
Wanted, to fill special orders, 5 loans SIO,OOO
each: one of *5.000; two of $2,500: vwo of $2,000;
one of $3.5" 0; two of $1,500; no delay in closing;
no commissions; mon«*y alwavs on hand. C. W.
Richie, manager Seattle office. 705 Second street
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE, J.
L. Walle . 86 building, Seattle.Wa h.
QHOItT TIME LOAN'S ON HEAL ESTATE;
O short date mortgages bought. J. R. Wright,
room -403 Bailey building.
MONEY LOANED OX REAL ESTATE OR
negotiable paper. S. L, Bowman. 21 Olympic
biock.
IEE A BOWDEN. OLDFST MORTGAGE
i loan firm in the city. having money to loan on
city and farm property from six months' to ten
veers' time; lowest rates and absolutely no delay;
do business promptly and direct; money in batik
here; represent Lombard Investment Company
and other capital. Rooms 5 and 6 Coiman building.
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN ON CHOICE
re-idence property. R. M. Palmer, room 18
Roxwell building, Front and Columbia streets.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE, FUR
niture or other good security. Rooms 12 and
13 Haller block.
SHORT DATE NOTES AND MORTGAGES
bought; loans from ¥SO up on any good secur
ity. Townsend, Mi.roy A Co., room 2 Coiman
building.
IOANS MADE ON CITY REAL ESTATE;
J one to five years' time; lowest rates in tit*
city. Palmer A Pomeroy, 12 Roxwell loc*.
T OANS JVANTKD ON A 1 HOP LANDS. SO
J J licttors Loan and Trust company. C. W.
Richie, anager, 705 Second street.
& 1 -.fUi TO IX)AN ON REAL ESTATE.
Emmons A Emmons, Attorneys at
Law, Burke block.
In A \rC- J AMES>BOTHWaLL, ROoM 26
JUAiI O Roxw.'U blk, t rout and Co.umbla.
PHYSICIASA AYO ARNOEOKS.
DR. WOODRUFF—SULLIVAN BUILDING.
Telephone, 66*.
DH. K. G. JOHNSON, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon, has resumed practice. Office, rooms
5. 6 and 7 Scheuerman block, northeast comer
Front and Cherry. Residence, No. 917 Yeeler
avenue. Telephone, 256.
\RTTITR DE VOE, PHYSICIAN AND BUR
«eon: general practice. Residence, 2,017;
office, 2.019 Seconrt street.
DR. E. P. HELIKER, PHYSICIAN AND
snrgeon—Rooms 4 and 5 Hinckley block, cor
ner of Second and Columbia Night calls answered
at office. Telephone, No. 120.
DR. S. CARMAN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR-
Keon, graduate of University Medical college.
New York citv; office, room* 15 and 16 Sullivan
building. Front street, between Clierrv and Colum
bia streets; offices hours. 10 to 12, 1 to 5 and 7 to 8
p. m. Surgeon Northern Pacific rai-road and Seat
tle, I.ake Shore A Eastern Railroad Company;
surgery and diseases of women a specialtv: night
calls answered at the oil,ce. Telephone No. 663.
DRS. DAWSON A EAOLESON. ROOMS 510
to 516 Burke building. < >ffiee telephone, 82;
res ; dence, 345. l)r. lHiwsoa has resumed practice.
Residence telephone, No. 4.
C Alt AH KENDALL. M. D.— OFFICE AND
O residence. 35 and 36 Holyoke block. Front and
Spring streets: entrance and elevator on Serine
street. Telephone 305.
DR. WEED HAS RESUMED PRACTICE.
Offices, 312 to 316 Burke block; office hours,
10 to 12 a. m., 2to 4 and 7toßp. m. Telephone,
Not. 1. Residence, Weed house
DR. FRANK BROOKS-OFFICE, ROOMS 19
and 20 Roxwell block.
DR H. J. FLEISCHER. DEUTSOHER ARZT;
specialty, surgery and geniio-urinary diseases!
Office. 814 Front street; telephone, 230,
MRS. S. J. DEAN. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
geon; office, Seattle Mock; office hours, 11 to
12 a. m.. 1:30 to 4:30 p. m : residence, 7i7 Mary
street: telephone. N'a 4 3. at residence.
OCULISTS AMD ACRTHTS.
DR. OF:OR<;E A. REICH-OCULIST, AURIST
and physician for diseases of the throat has
removed his office to rooms 203 and 204 Pioneer
building.
DU. -TILLSOV-EYE. EAR, NOSE AND
throat- Halier building.
DR. MBBE—OCULIST AND AURIST AND
physician for diseases of the throat; removed
to Halier block, corner Columbia and Second
streets, rooms 4 and 5.
liESTISTS.
■QR. FOX. DENTIST. SULLIVAN BLOCK.
riF-o. w. BRAGDON. n. n. R-ORAPPATB
' ' PMUrielp la Dental CpHene. Starr-Boyd bit
I\H. LESSKy DENTIST. ROOMS 301 30J
l " Bailev bui diai.
\V F P, n S—ROOMS 509, 518
"* • ami 52 * Burke bul ding
DK. ALBERT .1 FORREST DENTIST 15
I 1 I> ANDRES. REMOVED TO 8 AND 9
1J - Hal'.er block, corner Second and Columbia.
P A- HOLMES. D.D. S._ROOMS 2«AND27
V. C'olman building. 811 Ironi street.
T C GRASSE, DENTIST, OFFICE IN GOTT-
U . stem block. corner Front and < oiumba, rooms
1", It) and 17; enrra?ict? on < oiumbia street
rtEOROt E. THOMPSON, D D. S-ROOMS
s r 9 10 11 in' it lev bin., -econl and folum' a i-i.
f ETERIXABIAXS.
W ALTER GREEN, VETERINARY PHVI
»» c:an and -urgeon; honorary gradoate Ontario
\ eterinarv College ioffl « ai.l iufirmsry at War
4 J MCINTOSH VF, IFRiN *RY HURGEON
-T. . graduate of Ontario \ Urinary College of
fice at Montana stables. Fifth and Washington
•treats, telephone 2tH»: residence telephone 3«7
ASSAXF.RS ASH CHEMISTS
P E. BOGARDCS. OFFICIAL ASMVERROR
* . i ;.ambt?r of Commerce; mines examined
assaying and ch-uiical a- rk of fOl kln is .June'
R> m- 41. 4S anl 4U -ullirmn buil<«i.» tr'nt
street, between t ts-rry and > oiutnbiA
clair rorijrri,
AIARGCERITK BERt.I N. MAGNETIC
-'1 h«-aier, successfully and treats
rheumatism, catarrh, Kidney troubles anl* ail
other -f*s*s without drills :,r que-'.i u\ng beai
actie* cured in ten minutes, office hours 10 to 1-2
acd 2 to 4. vile University street, between Sec
ond and Ihlrd. Develap-n* circle \Vedue»,iay and
ay eyeulng. 7;30 sharp.
L'L<>RKNCE MARVIN. THE PROPHETESS
I who predicte<l sfcattWs Are, telis p*st present
aod fu.ara Rooms i#-.7 Duuthut block. Tui
eivvator. *
rOR a ALE-HE At, TUT ATE.
TX>R SALE-WESATf'HKF LOTS AND
JT acreage. Groves A Willi*. Wenaichee, Wash.
FOR SALE-TWO ACRES NO. I FRUIT
land on I*ake Washington; sJ'»ocash: must
be taken today. Address X.. Post-Intelligencer.
FOR9ALE-ON QUEEN ANNE HILL, NEW
7-room house with first class modern improve
ments on Temperance street, commanding a
magnificent view of the sound, bay and city: only
$3,500; one-fourth cash, baanc® on easy terms.
Bees P. Daniels. room 21- Butler block.
FOR SALE-VALUABLE HOMESTEAD. 1«0
acres; good land, good soil, good location,
thirty-five minute* ride by ray from Olympla; one
mile from railroad station; #d homestead hou-'*
and barn; la nil worth 1-5 an acre; only
cause for selling; price SHM): c»ah s.>oo. balance
trade. Address R., P. O. Box 55"2. Olympla, Wash.
FOR SALE—AT A S\< RrFICE: $17,000;
one of the best farms in King county. Addre.-is
P. Q. Box 1,029. .Seattle.
FDB SALE-TWENTY ACBES OF WATER
front, only $lO acre; 2'< jcre garden tract s
near the city ; easy terms. Herbert St Upper, 12
and 13 Sch«uarman block, Front, corner iherry
street.
FOR SALE—CHEAP; A SNAP; NEW 7-ROOM
house and foil lot owner must have #SOO cash,
but wiii take mortgage for balance at 6 per c«ot
Boom 31 Box well tiock.
"L'OR SALE—ACRES AT LOT PRICES ON
r Rainier avennc- e!ec*r!c line; 5 cent fare; extra
choice land. D. M. Shanlts. Rom 8 Boston bl <-g.
SA I.E—IMPROVED FARM. SO Af RES,
3?iJ miles from Seattle; long time: easy pay
ments; great bargain. D. M. Shanks, room H Bos
ton block.
Ij*Oß SALE-FIVE-ACRE GARDEN TRACTS
near the city; easy terms. Herbert S. Upper,
12 snd 13 t-tcheuermaa bloc*. Front, corner
Cherry street.
P' R SALE-WATER FRONT ON LAKE
r Washington; Ito L's acres; cheap for cash. L>.
M. Shanks, room S Boston block.
FOB SALE—VERY DESIRABLE CORNER
lot on graded street in Renton addition for
$1,850. Gardner & Stratton, rooms 20L 202 Bai
ley building.
O OFT H PARK IS THE PL APR TO BT'V A
O lot and double your money in less than six
month*: best property in Kin* county at the low
est price. office, llalier build ng. ground flour.
SALE —FINE HOUSE OVERLOOKING
Lake Washington; lot 50xl(>); corner; price
?3,000; good terms. H. 3. Turner, ao? HuUer
block.
yOR 9AI.E—HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOM-*:
-T bath; city water; $1,800: *l5O cash. balanc*
•25 per month. H. H Turner, 207 Hutier block.
Ijioß salk—sloo CASH BUYS TWO LEV-:L
lots. BaJ ard Parx: 2d. over oolting ruget sound;
trains run dally across this ad iit.ou. J. P. Larrick,
Kent, Wash
FOR SALE—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ON CAR
line at a bargain. Gardner A Stratton, rooms
201 and 202 Bailey bni ding.
FOR SALE—#9OO CASH; LOT 50x120 FEET;
between Vesler avenue and James street car
lines: choice property; good view. Inquire at 212
Bell street.
Fop. SALE-LOTS 42 AND 43, IN BLOCK 15.
first plat of West Seattle Land and Improve
ment Company R. L Merrick, -LB6 Willson
avenue. Cleveland, O.
IfOR SALE— BUYS F.VE ACRES RICH
land in sight of Seattle, with water front: nice
building spot; level and cleared. See owner, room
22 Olympic block.
FOR SALE—I2B ACRES OF THE BEST BOT
tom land; all in cultivation and well im
proved; near railroad depot; we can give a great
bargain on this property Gardner A Stratton,
rooms 201 and Bailey building.
FOR SALE—THIRTY ACHES NEAR THE
Kelt Line railway and Lake Washington: also
1 aud 2-acre tracts near the water on Lake Wash
ington; steamer four times a day; two beautiful
residence lots in Kent; a number of verv desirable
lots on West street. Seattle: five and a" half acres
at Kent; prices very Sow and terms easy. George
M. Van Dor-n, 207. 208. JOJ Washington block;
entrance, 705 Front street.
FOR SALE—A NICE RESIDENCE AT THE
Fremont boulevard, containing 8 rooms; half
cash; the rest to suit. Apply at 1.500 Front.
SALE—GOOD FRUIT AND VEGE
table land in 5 and 10-acre tracts, at a low
price and very easy terms. Gardner A Stratton,
rooms 201 and 202 Baliey building.
FOR SALE—LOT 80x131, ON YESLER AVE
nue and Sixteenth street: easv terma J. H.
Melnhardt, room 1 Hinckley block.
FOR SALE—THE MOST SIGHTLY LOTS ON
Queen Anne hill, In Randell's and Burke's sec
ond addition; snap. Alonzo Hull, Olympic block.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property—Farm lands at Slanghter, Kent,
Port Orchard, Sumas City and Vashon island; the
superiority for the above localities for productive
ness of soil Is well known. James E. Porter, 21
Gottstein building.
FoltTY ACRES NEAR RAILRGAD;
f2OO cash, balance long time. F. H.
Renick, 703 Second street.
<££o LOTS IX RIVER PARK; CLEARED;
UVF best of earden land; plank street to addi
tion: c\r Itm rnnmnc in SOdavs; 25 minntea by
car line from center of c:ty to addition; cheapest
property on the market; sold on small monthly
pay menu without interest. Gould & Whitworth,
"25 ' >lymplc hio« k.
VOCAL AJfD IXSTR VXJBSTAZ. MUSIC
MR. AND MRS. O. R. PAUL, BANJO, Vio
lin. s«i f a r and clarionet, soloists, theorists,
compo>ers and teachers: pupils of most renowned
artists and ma ters. Residence. 1,213 Sixth street.
RP W. REAMER, TEACHER OF BANJO
I . and guitar. Llewellyn-Dodge building, room 5.
MADAME BERTA CRIVELLI, FROM Mi
lan, Italy; rocal culture (old Italian school)
and piano Instruction. Roter house, Front, be
tween Spring and Seneca streets.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE, OCCIDENTAL
block, rooms 335-338; vocal culture and in
strumental music; office hours 10 to 12 a in.
Mrs. Willard, I'rincipa!.
I).l.VCIjr« ACAItBMI m.
PROFESSOR BRYANT-S SELECT CLASS
and assembly, Friday evenings; children
Saturday afternoons. Odd Fellows' hall; private
lessons a specialty.
OCEENCITV DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
ineton hall. 1.R?6 Mxth street; 1 to 5 and H to
10"p. m.; classes every evenln?; private lessons;
send for circulars; -tage and fancv dancing; posi
tively no socials Profossor G. Lopp.
ART.
V"ELLIE J. HAZLEWOOD, ARTIST— IN-
J -' structlons given in oil, crayon and water
colors. Studio, rootu 305 Seattle National Bank
bi ck. Second and Yesler.
£l> VCA TIOXA L.
MOTNT RAINIERSEMINARY. I.IOS SIXTH
street. Miss M. B. Cochrane, Principal.
MISS CHEAL'S SEMINARY, CORNER SEC
ond and Marion. School reopens August 31,
REAL ESTATE JfROK ERS.
J'IRSr-CLASS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
property in a'l parts of tbe city for sa e; cor
respondence solicited. W. E. real
estate agent, successor to Lewis A Ledgerwood,
room 28 sullivan block.
CITY X OTIC ES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-JOINT RESOLU
tion No. 37.
Be it resolved by the ooard of aldermen and
house of delegates of the city of Seattle, in session
assembled;
That it is the Intention of thecity council of sail
city to Improve Hos* and l>uwamish streets, trom
Madison street to Ijie north iine of block one fl)
in ilignland addition in the city of Seattle by
grading ant sidewalk)ug the same on each side
tiit-reof.
Thee timated cost o! grading and clearing aud
grubb>ng the said street, excluding the crossiug-i,
is tw*rity-*ix hundred and iwerity-six dollars
<£-,8-Ui; the estimated cost of sldewalklag tui>l
str-et is twcniy-tiiree hundred aud ninety-two
dollars <*2,332); tue total estimat d cost of said
Improvement to be paid by the atjuttlng property
o« ers Is ttve itiou -and a d elglit«>en do.iars and
fifty cents (95.018.50); the est.mateil coat of
cons'ructli g
arm the to?ii estimut 1 c ;st to be pa dby the city
is ninp hundre.l an ;
cnr.s (4y?sf« :>0), »nd coci ol the grading and
•I'iewal i.ing of the ai d sire<-t* is to be a>se>se l
aga nst the property a>>utung on -aid s.reet pr<>-
P'.sed to i>» Improved, as descr r>ed ab've, a .d
which said abutting property i> hereby declared to
bi- the profierty nenetlte 1 t»y said improvement
Ail pecson-s owning any abutting properly as
deririfd by section seven <7 > of «rtiii« eight
1 VIII.» of the charter, shall have fiiteen days
from and aster the date of the first putincatl i ; "<>f
thi-resolution to ii.e with the city clerk protests
against said improvement.
I'aased board of aldermen this 4th aa* of lan
i»»2. A. S. MILLER
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed house of delegates this tth day ot Jan
uary, 1892. R. W. JONES,
President Hou«eof Ueiegates.
Approved by me this sth day of January. 189' i
GEORR W HALL, Mayer.
Filed by me this stii day of January.
H. W. MILLER. i itv Clerk.
Published this Tth day of January, Im»j.
■V"UTL' F. OF REGISTRATION—TO THE
a.s qualified electors oi the ci.vol - atite
Not.ce is hereoy given thai the registration books
for the year A. D iH92, are now op«n and all
qualified electors w,U»m the corporate limits or the
uty of —eattie are further notified t-.at must
in person at the office of the clerk of the
city of .Seattle, in the city haii corner of Third and
J»-ner-on streets, to be rfg stered In accordance
with an act entitled. "An act t« provide for and to
regmate the registration of voters in cities and
towns, etc.,' approved March'JT IS9O, in or.ier to
vote at the next euauing city election.
It. W. MILLER.
_ . Clerk of the < ity ol -ealua.
Data oi Orn publication, January 4, la^*.
*R. EG AT. \o nrrs
A KSIONEES SALE-NOTICE IS HEHRay
X\ g ven that pursuant to an or ler :n • iat befc»if
made by the superior court of Ring cotvitr.
ot Washington. fm the 10th <Jay of N'orfjf
titled "In the matter of tne t: - vanty ...f the
lard Manufacturing Compwty, a corporation" j
w 11 on Thursday. the 25th day of fV rnary »
I>. ir*9 2. at the ;io ir of half pant two o'clock pbl
of that day. on the premises h»reinaf!»r <lc <'riW.
at Ballard. iu King d.iinty, state >f Waeh.ngte?
sell at public auct: n to the highest hi.Uier for
cash, surject to the confirmation of said '•..pertw
court, all that certain real property ileacrlb*4 u
fall .ws. to-wit; Thii P certain tracs or pur -»i) Zr
land lyng an 1 being In the coooty of King u!
state of Washington, and particularly bound*)
and describe :as follow*, to-«it: Boginntns ttiTj
corner to sections 11. 13, 13 and 14 township
HS E. thence north on the lin-' bet *aer, section* 11
and 12 6'J T-10 feet to the southerly tn.irarlnai h»i
of Shdsbola avenue; tn»nce north rt»J '..'irreoi u
minutes w>*«t alont; said mars; nal hejf , m £
the easternmost corner of the tract 'le«cribed M
follows: ft .m Its ea»:ernnv>st corntr mathenM
south «!3 degr«ei 42 tuinntes w,>st 2(H feet; th-iJ..
north M decrees is miliums we>t 1 .■> feet. „
north 23 d«gr>-es i j minutes ea»t JOi) fett to hi
southerly niar.in.il line of SbiNhoie ayeant
thence south *=t> ieicrees lrf minutes east alow
said marginal line 150 f-et, to The pia.-e of betn!
nlng, togirtbar with a,I lluora , riwtri mor sh'*.
rights thereunto belonging <>r iti any wise ipTTr
tailing, except a strip f and rn;> n fft tawi<tta
extending for one hundred aa<l liftv feet LB imcta
along the south s de ot *>hil*h- e avenue, beta* ■£,
north, rn portion of said above-descried tract of
•arid, said strip. fifteen by ue hundred and «fi»
ffft. not to "e included in I wi:|
sell at said ttme and place an-i in said niinn&r
p irsuant to said order and ihe a>;ta<>r:ty ia sm
vested a< assiir:,e« of said Ballard Manufartariu
Com;«njr. insolvent*. all the ooUers. m7
cninery. appliances, buildings and appurUMaik**
now situated upun said above-deacrmed ir*Ti /3
land. H. A. KASKK,
of said Ballard Manufacturing Com.
pan.v. insolvent
i/ait-U ai Seattle, Wash., this the 13th da* „f
January. A. I». 1»92 '
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, COCSTT
of King. ss. 1
In J us.ice's coart, before Hancock \esg)« t instlea
of the peve. -eattle precinct, said ciunty
A. E.
In the name of the state of Wa-hlneton yon *rn
hereby notified that Joshua M WiesUtw an*
FranSt B. Wiestliii*, co-partners as WieMuag &
Wtesiling. p!ainti(T<. hav- tiled % ,• .mplslnt
asainst you jn and court, which will come on to b*
b.ard at my office in Seat lie, in K ngconntv state
of Washln-rton. on the sixteenth day of fcebr >«ry
A. D. 1 -9.. at the hour of 9 o'clock a. m_ and un-'
leas you anpear and then and there answer tbe
same will be tax en asconf-wd and t*ie demand
or the piainuils ;rranteu. Theohjev. and demaol
ot said complaint is to recove- the sum of »5o for
pmressioml services rendered by piiint iT* to d—
feu ta tvtW'-n >ecember 4. i-91. and January
t5. . M ' J and for the recovery by p,aint:,JS troiii t'J
fen. I ant of fii on » jwom.«*iry note made by salt
A. 1.. -chade and dat d 1 >ec.-mt>er IBv>l ami for
Interest on sa d 'JS from D* ceiurjt-r 2, 1891, aud
for costs of suit. IIAMC K NEAGLK,
Justice of tne i eace.
fVmrdaint flled January 7 A. D. 18*2
Coy FECTIUSER T.
(""I O TO HENRY'I FOR 1 HE LARGEST ANI>
J freshest assortment of candies In the city
new crop of French fruit and hoil.lav goods just re-'
ceived: fee cream always on han.l. fancv creatna
an i ices to order at short notice: ice cream soda at
Henry's new store. HOO Second street.
r A B -VB HOK ERS.
MONEY-IF YOC NEED MONEY <N
watch**, diamonds or any article of val ».
ca 1 on t. nele Harris, 20-4 Washington street, opl
postte Standard theater.
book nixrtEßY.
F ANTHONY'S BINDERY. BLANK BOOK
• manufacturers, Washington street, comet
Commercial, rooms 1 and 2 ferry block. Seattle.
Wash.
r estacraxts.
DELMONICO RESTAURANT UNDF.R
Grand hotel. Is the best for all delicacies of the
season.
m_m
ftew Neckwear
(Finest line In the city)
In Puffs, Ascots. Four-in-hands and
Bows.
GLOVES
Walking Gloves, Drivinar Glove*,
Dress Gloves, best makes
RILEY K,
LEADING JEN'S FURNISHERS,
803 Second Si, tor. Colnmbia.
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.*
China and Japan Royal Mall Steamship Li a*
THE SHORT ROUTE TO JAPAN and CHINA,
Proposed sailings of steamers between Vancouv«%
B. C , Yokohama and Hoagkorg.
Subject to change and Individual postponement
FROM VANCOUVER.
Empress of Japan November 1»
For fall Information apply ta
IX E. BRHWV, Assistant General PMseosW
Agent, Vancouver.
E. W. McUINNISt Agent, Starr Boyd buck,
Seattle
Hotel For Sale.
One of the best located hotel* on Pusrel
Bound —over 100 rooms, completely fur
nished —doinu' tr< o<l business. Apply to
GEO. M. VAN I>< »KKN, 207,J0) Wash
ington block. Entrance front Street,
Seattle. y
FOR SALE
A Good Pay in? Millinery Business.
For Particulars »»s
GEORGE 31. VAX DO KEN,
-<>7, 2oy Wuhinfton Block.^
For ©ale!
fifty Shares National fiaitk Stock
GEORGE 51. VAN DO KEN,
'A>7,Z<jS, UW Waauingto.t Jiiock.
SEATTLE FUEL CO.
DKALSKS 121
Wood, Coal and Coke
Teieptione 3. OSU-e at stet».a
A foat Mut.
WANT HKLP?
Want ads. when inserted in tilt
POBT-INTELLIGEKCEK lwta« quie*
returns. circulation w'uar*
latMi.

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