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SMITH—In taiut. Wednesday. Mare* H, 1893,
to ft* Hi of Herman Smith, a so*.
"CKISPSNAPS"
•3,»o«—Coratr on lt«ad«>r oear Jan« rtrwL
lot—«Mt frontage—on Fourteenth
•18,000—1-ail aO-foot lot on Third street.
|I,IN-Handsome comer 130x190 on Re&loa
H
•05O—Fractional lot adjoining Hen ton Hetghta.
Payment* monthly or otberwtea
•I,4*s—Foil lii oa ' hestnat street; lone tlao—
low ir.tereet.
•3.780 Tbrns full lots near Bradley street, Qneen
A nne HfIL
CAERAHER ft MEACHAM,
114 « h*rry Street, "rnond Floor
A dvertlsemeate nnder the heads of Lest. Fonnd.
For Hale, For Rent and attentions Wanted will he
inerrted at the rate of 1 cent n word earh Insertion.
I'aynoent always in advance. No advert iseinenx
received for leu than 25 emits.
NOTICE—The bniinesa offlre of the Pnsrlv-
TKt.LTOKitm le open nntil 13 p. m. Classified
advertisements wl.tl be received np to this lima.
Advertisements will he rocoi ved at branch offices
eftlw> PoeT-IW TILL at:
Taceena BareM..***# **lll6 Pacific Areiui
Thomaa 8 smmone. Manager.
Port Towuod. —French * Springer
The following letter* await ad*ertta»n at thti
•Bee:
A'ier W- m. Manufacturer.^
A. n. H. H. W. ( ' v ?l toa
Borrow* I. H. P. M.
ST L L L. A. Ranch.
Box 18. I OM. T. F. o.
Bookkeeper. Integrity. I"™** l *-
«• if. Wbnieaaia.
I'rnga. K. B J- *•
Doctor. U J. Writer,
v ixjga. W. X.
* A. L FR. R. IX. Y. z.
Olri. Library. |Z- Y.
H. A. M. 1
BOCIETT MOTZCEB.
SCOTCH SOCIETY OPS* ATTLE-REGULA*
monthly meeting March 31; business, election
•f officers JOHN HOW IK. Recorder.
ARCANA LOIKJK. NO. trr r. AND A M.
Stated meetings second sad foarth Mondays
d snch month. L I* MOORE, w. &
A. & Grass. See.
COURT FHIAR TU'K. 7,921, A. U P..
meets Thursday evauincs In Msaonie
VI Temple. He ootid street entrance.
W, n. JOHNS >N. F. S.. P. o. Bo» 191.
KM P LOT M EST WANTED—MA LE.
WANTKD—TRAVKLINOSALESMANI WELL
v» acquainted with Oregon. Washington and
Idaho (rale waj s posltl >n after April L Addrces
Salesman, care Post-In eliigencnr
Ylf ANTED—OFFICE WORK OP ANY KINO
f» anywhere hy competent accenntant; lear
ned; art 30; four years manager branch bank,
three years In charge of office of manufacturing
concern employing 500 men: also familiar with
Insurance, real estate and loaning. Address In
dustry. Post-1 ntel
>I»XHfc.RIKXCED BUSINESS MAN WANTS
J situation In office or warehouse: wholes ale
preferred; who!d Invest small at-onnt If neces
sary: good refere-icts. I* A. M, P. O. Bo* 117#
Seattle.
WANTED— POSITION AS TEAMSTER IN
cltr; long experience, good reference Ad
dress Boston, care Post-Intelllgencer.
WANTED— A POSITION AS ASSISTANT
bookkeeper or otner detail worlg tirst-clsss
references; will accept small salary for a start.
Address Work, care Poet-Intelligencer.
WANTED-THOSE DESIRING MALE HELP
™ can get It at the city mission free of cool
810 and SI2 South Second street
EMPLOYMENT WASTED— WEMALU
WANTED-BY A LADY, POSITION AS
™ nnrse or traveling companion to lady attend.
Ing World's lair. Addrtos Mrs. Harris, 809 Eights
street.
HELP WASTED—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD BARBER. APPLY AT
" 9i2 Front street
\ir ANTED—YOUNG MAN WITH SMALL
' » capital to handle good selling art'ele Intnl.
rsgo during World's fair. Call or address room 8S
Brooklyn house, between 1 and 3 p. m
WANTED EXPERIENCED ATLANTIC
" band-line cod fishermen lor Bering sea. Ad
dress J. A. Matheson. Anacortes, Wash.
WANTED —A SKIDDER 950: BUTTE®
™ maker, knee bolter, stock fomlsbed; ranch
on shares: 4 bolt choppers, tools tnrnished; book
tender, horse teamster, dishwasher, 20 acres slash
ing; sawyer and barker, 92; 4 sawyers. Slogging
roadmen; farm hands, man to rent ranch, free;
100 snrftoers and gravel train men, free pass;
quarry foreman, 9*: woodchoppers, 91-10; 4 knot
sawyers, 2 packers, coal miners, woods teams,
Crane's Employment Agency, 106 Washingtos
treei. Telephone 96i
WANTED 125 LABORERS FOR THE
Great Northern and Northern Pacific rati
» ays. free trausportatlon; we ship this morning;
# h--rses with carts and 2 teams at M day for
railroad: Italian laborers with foreman,can bo*r.|
themselves; ship's cook for coaster, wages SSO;
steady man fur private place near city: man to cut
shlnge bolts, good timber; Iron tnelter. wages
g.'.AO day. Ited Cross Employment Company,
Ka 205 sooth Second street Telephoue 584.
VirANTED—IOO MEN FOR N. P. R. R..
" st.-ady work, big wagea; 2 bridge men. 92 50
|>er day of eight hour* all summer; 5 knot saw
yers. 93; 2 packers, 10c p*-r M.at once 10 log
gers. 2 skid msn. Ilowe & f-tnart. successors to
Howe A t ade. Loggers and Mt'.lmen Headquar
ters, corner VesU-r avenue and West street.
Air ANTE D—ON E IKON MSLTER AMI
" hel|«er. Coll at P. V. I'wyor Bros.' foundry,
•or**? ltsliroad avetius and Charles street
TIT ANTED—A RAPID WRITER TO AIV
" dress envelopes. Address Writer, care Poet-
Inietllgencer.
tlf ANTED—MAN AND WIFE TO WORK ON
" farm; state wages n-qolreL Addiess B. 1.
Adair. 11l South Ser.uid strwt.
It" AM Kl> >1 M - >1 1" ' I«> ;-< IN 1 vFI! V
»" town. Masonic Life and Accident Insurance,
P4& occidental block
\V* ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK \«t HEP
*» In one of the trading hotels In ■••■sttle; must
come «e l rmimnifiiilel Address letti r«. statuig
where worked ast. W. X . car*' I os:-Intflli<.-uc»..r.
||f ANTI i■ MAN AND WIFI ov aR\ N• H
*' luqutre of U C. Httro.in!, P>r Gamble
Wash.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A THOR
'» oitghiy eiperlenr.si vr c.at e and fWit clerk
rspat le of taking rh I chsrg* of t rst-class place;
r> >ne but 1 recommended msn With s.itne cspi
tsi to tnves! need Rpply to SIS \\ e«t sir -et
U'Vlili tOF.NTS, ITT X ION HAYK
'» >ou*M'nthe tluminutu Fleatble shoe
K*.-idsl f r »s-ii. e pntr a I secure terrlt >rv for
the :«'e«t an i he* - «• In? artic e iurentet V. u.
Nicker-in J' <t iioi Si. 1 , -eaUle, Oeneral Ageut
for \\ ashington and <
U'AKTI D- FOK THE UNITBD STAIFS
** arn^r. nMe-tiolied nomarr -d men. bet»een
the agrs ol 21 and 30 vesr-. good p*y, rattoa%
< luthlnc «■■<'. ta—l l s. a:lenlsnce; applv ani, most
te !t lurnista sansfac.nry evidence a» to
age <: »rsi fr an hs' is Appiv at room tt iu>a
ton W(«CK, corner of Second and tMlumbta streets
i ppoeiu p Mortice
U \M l 1- l«.«Y- I M ; 1 • U Yl. VKN
»» otd at A m Dlst lel Co's offlc-s
W AMI D AT REDIM ED RATES TO Ml i i
»» ttie tin es parties rooming Wi'.i find it Jo :h. i r
advantage to call oraJ-Ire.s the ttipley, corner
tr in and l*!k» streets, before itx-ating.
U* A Vl-D-mil U'l r<»K. .N, >. ( 111 K!iV
street.
|tr ANTED—SALARY OR • MM I SKI OR TO
"* agents to bsnd'e the Patent t'hen.Ka |i.g
I rasing Pen* 1: th<- mo-t user,;! n .
th>-of the sgv; erase- th> roughly m t»o se.-
ti.4* w rks lis** niagio; Vo.i to 6tW» j«er cent
profit ageuis making >j cr w.ek al«o ** art
» general agent to take charge of terrlto'-y sn,i »•-
to:n« Sttb-agetiU; a rare chance t > make money.
V rite for terms and st>e I men of eras n.-. Monroe
> ras-r Mfg. C<v, Ho* I.a t r..s« \\ <
!TjiAr*/» JO KKjtr.
U* ANT> KKS rFt HXWU~V! 41 S
"" of 3to 6 n'oni» Room *3 Ke;-**t.>r!T bid*
U'ANTKD— 4 OR » NIIEL> Fi. KMSIIf.O
rooms for housekeeping: luoal t-e
A *!lrr-*a a. R.. Bo« 524. Nraitie.
\l* A NT H>-rO RKNT A BMALL LODOtSiI
' ' to a*. turuiaheiL In t'US nnt p<>r;t, nof«• :j ;
» aid :«r tu'n;t'.ir» If *aU»tartory; ttan«ie t . r
• t»-wln« H un |*i»fe«T*<t. Address F. Poal
-1 :• ll*eHoer.
\\ ANTKI*-t)IR (HAKiiK FORRKNTINO
" pou-hou«* <ni le.-tl.Tir rent *e<\. is bat Vto 5
f' r- n'.• retiil')« |» our eic-ttftlve hu«tne-s Plo
r lie. tat t. ■■ pany. room 1- Hot we, I building.
W'> • ' —i l ' R NT4 T'WR«H»M H » SK
V. -i tA A iver»oo. 218 Washington Mock.
t:- V-»l WANT VOL R IIOfSKi* RBNTFD
i '«t t: »:v; « .;; tt:t< <ovwttie <«uara.i'.ec Tieuia;
• < ro| al.t t S i.u'.-er : :< va.
M A \ r f \ / U KM 4 JJ OA.
ll'AMil'-lN- HMATI'»N OF TUB
Tt »t»rrw» uS » .f Sir. v. ,J WanhN rre wi>ea
<*•*' t'*r4 tn Nvw tle, ifc«>ut t» > veara
'► , l *' y taioraia'—> win !<e tliankt '▼ rtrctvisl
fey (ji* a 'e. VI rv >: a» U aau» urne. 1 lb! Matkrt
oueet Uak «M, t ti.
mmtr WMfrrmn—rKMA z e.
TITAN TED—A GIRL IN FAMILY OF TWO;
" must be a good cook. Call alter 10 a. m. 1214
Madison street.
nTANTEI-NOBWEGIAN «!RL TO LF.ARN
" the dry goods trade. The Bon Marc he.
WASTED-YOCXfI GIRL TO ASSIST IN
" houeework. Apply 113 Howard street, up
stair*
WANTED— 3 FIRST-CLASS WAITRESSES
laundress, chambermaid, today; call early.
317 Marlon. _
WANTED-LAUNDREHSES. WATTBESSES,
" chambermaids, cooks, SO girls. Mrs. Mar
toil's, 317 Marion street. Telephone 445.
"WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, DRESSMAKER
'» to work by the day. Inquire 431 Olympic
avenue.
11' ANTED— A GIRL FOB GENERAL HOUSE
" work. 1218 Washington street.
WANTKI>-GIBLS FOB ▲ THEATRICAL
" production. as allnded to belore, will please
call at 309 Colombia street tomorrow at 2 p. m.
•harp.
WANTED-YOUNG GIBL, NOT LESSTHAN
" 15 y»ars, to assist with light housework in a
•mall family; call between 12 an 1 1 o'clock. K. P.
Kendal, corner Lake and Joy streets. TakeYee-
W-r cable car.
11TANTED—COOK, »2'.; GIBLS FOR HOUSE
" work. 809 Columbia street. Telephone 9*3
"W"ANTED— A GOOD ST .ONO SECOND GIRL,
" wages 825, at the Sarah B. Yesler. Take Front
street cars.
WANTED-A GiRLFOR GENERAL HOUSE.
'» work: must have references. Call at 508
Tenth street. Mrs. F. 8. Cole.
WANTED-A GiBL F»R OENERALHOUSE
" work. 318 sooth Kleveath street.
WAN TED-GIRL. FOR GENERAL HOUSE*
work. 918 Ninth, corner Madtsoß.
WANTED— LADIES TO SEE OUR BBAUTI
foI K aster hats and toques: we can save you
from 81 to 810 on a bat. The Bon Marc he, Front
aad < >dar streets.
WANTED-A LADY THAT HAS TWO OR
" thre* boors' leisure earn day can make money
by assisting me in my business. Address with
stamp. No. 1519 Mfth street.
WANTKD-GIKL WHO THOROUGHLY
understands second work. 703 Ninth street.
WANTKD-COOKS. WAITERH, ( MAMRKR
maids, girls for booMtrorfc Telephone 093.
809 Colombia street.
WANTED-LADIES AVKRAGE 94 A DAY
" writing at home: for terms aend stamped en
velope. Mist Ruth Chester. South Bend, Ind.
WAN i ED—A (URL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
wori; good cook: Swede or German prefer
red. Apply at La Roche'* studio. 709 Second at.
"LIRANTED—THE LADIES OF SEATTLE TO
" call at Mrs. Ward'a dressmaking parlors;
the latest imported styles and a i>erfect flt guaran
teed. Rooms 22 and 24 Uottateln building.
Tir ANTED—SCHOOL OP Dlt ESS CUTTING,
▼ v tailor system; ladies to le rn to cot, flt and
make all stvie dresses; bring your own dresses to
make. Honmi 6V-.SO Hlnck'ev Mock.
WA STE n— MISCELLANEO FJ.
"WANTED—ROOM RENT FOB ONE GEN
*• tleman In exchange for nae of fine piano: will
pay differ -nee: c ose In; best of references. Ad
dress K. 8.. rare Post-Intelllgencer.
"lI r ANTED—TO BUY A SPRING WAGON
** and harness Apply Magnolia Nursery, Mad
ison and Division streets.
WANTED— TEAMS TO HAUL BOLTS AT
" Fdmonds; long contract. Call Peterson's
Mill, Edmonds, Wash.
WANTED—A LOAN OP 9600 AT 10 PER
" cent, on real estate valued at 92,000: private
money; no commission. Address Borrower, care
Post-Intelligencer.
WANTED— 1,600 OR 2.000 FEET OF TWO
inch steam pipe In goo). serviceable condi
tion; staie price and where it can be seen. Ad
dress Manufacturer, care Post-Intelllgencer.
WANTED— BY RESPONSIBLE PARTIES,
small shingle mill to run by the thousand, or
steady wcrk as flier and sawyer. Address P. O.
Box 1409, -settle, Wash.
"Ur ANTED FOR CASH, SECOND-HAND
" furniture, household goods, office furniture
and restaurant outfits: square dealing. Bell's
Second-Hand Store, 118 Pike street.
"WANTED-LADIESTOTAKE NOON LUNCH
" at Woman's Industrial Exchange, 812 Third
street.
Alf ANTED—DO YOU WANT TO REPAIR
" your bouse or bolld a new one? Do you want
new store »r offl.-e fixtures? For anything in the
woodworking line call on M. V. Kellogg Jobber
and Bollder, 807 second street.
XATANTED—FIRST-CLASS SADDLE HORSE;
' * must be gentle and used to carrying a lady.
Address c., Box 5, Seattle.
WANTED EVERYTHING AND ANY.
thing in tbellite of household furniture at 917
Third street., Thomas Jennings
WANTED-TO BUY THE FURNITURE OP
" 6. Bor 10-room bouse; must be good. Box
1.285, city.
WANTED-FOR CASH SECOND-HAND
" Inmlnture; large lots a specialty. Edmonds.
224 Pike street.
WANTED— PABTNEB.
W"ANTED— A PARTNER IN A SHINGLE
" mill: tßoffl capital required: can cut about
50.000 daily; more? wanted to Increase the busl
nssa. Address 1. C Martin, Lyman, Wash., Skagit
county.
WANTED— PARTNER IN ESTABLISHED
paving drug store. Address Drugs, care Post-
Intelilgencer.
FOB BEST—BOOMS.
>'OR RENT— FUBNISHED ROOMS FROM f5
up. Addrsss 15-3 Sixth street, between Piks
and. Pln«k
VOR KENT—SUITE PCRMSHED HOUSE,
r keeping rooms; also unfurnished rooms 400
Fourth, corner Yesier.
t?OR KENT-FOUR ROOMS; PER MONTH
private houses 2418 second street
UOK RENT—FURNISHED PAItLOK WITH
• foiling bed and kltcfeen and c osets; u«e of
bath; private family. 601 seventh street, coruor
James.
yoK RENT—A FEW CHOICE R'K>M«« NOW
i vacant at the Kussell. cSrner Third and Cherry
Streets, opposite -Seattle theater.
V"t RENT-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS
r a .1 hath for hous keeping, between Front and
Second streets. ll't| eno-a.
|JK>R RENT PURN ED ROOMS EN SUITE
r smta le for two or thr-a gentlemen; sN-am
hoau rt.t Eplcr ho ck.
L'Olt RF N T—FURNISHED BOOMS. 416 CO-
J lumh.a street.
L 1 »it M -NICELY PCRNISHED PLEAS-
I ant front room; r<>nt reasonaMs: t rivste fam
ily. SO J I ourth s! re«»t.
L'Oit HKN '-Kl KNISU E'> ROOMS FOR
•» light ho'isekeep'.ng. Apply 522 I>e ( .ot treet.
h'< R RI.N Fl RMMIKH i .ON l It vM
fire, hath: fs month. 15'j:t Fifth street.
L'OR It' NT— I. A !t(»E FR< >\T « H A MBER
J with alcove and l>a*h 1120 seventh street.
L ' ; iv l . i Nil LY FUuNISMED PRONT
I room for two. 90S
hM»R RENT—PI RN SHED IOK HOUSK
aocp'o*. iwo roms to :<a-ti* s without . hil.lren:
!a yo*nt ra:i.l child «*•> !! I Ooar.l wlih renterj.'
I*l3 Eighth street, near Pike.
R NT—F! KNISHEO Ks»M: BATH,
c«inv. n'encea; tKvar*! If des red; private fam-
I y Ml 2 l ike street.
1' >R Hi M —TWO HOUSV KFF.PING \Nf>
I furnished rooms In tiermaif family. Apply *>ls
> if !, si : e, t.
L'- 'lt RKNT-4 R'tovs NEAR IAMKS »T.
r p.-**.• t,.>i»«e: only sl2 (>er month. H. s. Tur
l »r. .or littler block.
VjH>B RENT—NICK, SUNNY ROOMS; A
I qntet I- tne; near h ;sfne»« Center ca.l l>etw««rt
f< am.anl 12 m. 1510 F:fth street.
L'or. ;u M Ft' RN ISHED BOOMS FOR
1 I-('• sHrepii u-rms very low. Inqu re 2616
r cnt str-i-t.
V>H i:K Nr t t vn'Rsisnrn ROOMS
I »•> ' • r -t: • on Pike street lu
t|u;re 1501 Ksfta »;n»et.
y K RKNT (' 'tM-IIKIt RO.IMS, MNIfI.E
i «nit w«v. run Florenc#
Vadlaon a: .d t' irtft.
I,* 'K IllNr-lI'UMsUCH Konx » $1 VI PKR
I week and upward*. The BrooslVn. Second
an 1 I niTeraite
y* MST-fl RXKKtIt ROOVti «!OBY
1 and cheap. Room 7. a'ove North ml bank
I.! miMIJ) nil ' ■ | ten
tTKMXHKD BOOKS WITH
• or «;th'>at board; rootna single or ea si > r#f
•renew k Ten »r„. re.julrel; Uu a:na.. . ttilurwn"
The \ endorue. Front st.«-et.
yon RKNT-NICELV tntvmHi K
r u:omM»6ome, *3W Co;aiut>t» atr«h-t t:-ree
Boor* east {->*t>>flice.
L'or. RF NT—COSY FVRNIHHKH
I uiii en anttA ;he Abbott liou-w Third
•nd t'ur New n rwtts rn-(mat.;«.
Jeilt t rjwn. I'ri.pret4.r
RKNT KV'RN bHKD AND FNi ! R-
X Blthel room*. v.«o ! a:i. nirmriv b!.^*
L'OR RKNI -i.i 1- ■■ A .N T SCITK Ft" RN I>ll >■ p
I rooms. t->> r -oim from ** mc-T.n'f
•***"' } ,AI - Uviyuke batiii.i.i
c*>m+r t auU >pr ag.
I"H>R KIN rw ■ RStBIIB HOrSK-
J krep;-:« rom»; batt. «aa. fit) u.oota. v.
pta. ti au4 »' ke-
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY, MARCH SI, mX
BOOXB A*n BOABtt.
BOARD AND BOOM FOB TWO GEN TLB
men U 1117 FIIUL
1 EXCELLENT TABLE B >ARD: HOME
i cooking; aleo furnifbe<l room: 714 Third »t-
Rir M WITH OK WITHOUT BOARD. 321
Marion.
GOOD FAMILY BOARD AND LODGING;
rooms single or en mile. 14.25 per ««K irt
npmrdi. "Our Home." 151«,H> Front street.
808 BEBT—HOUSES.
F>R RENT-HOUSE, FOUR BOOMS, BATH.
1223 Main. Nice surrofiodlngs.
VOR BENT—O-KOOM COTTAGE; VERY
" large yard, garden and a boot 8200 worth of
fmit per year. Washington Territory Invest
ment La
F)B RENT-ELEGANT 8-ROOM FUR
nishei house. Woolley A Alverson, 218 Wash
ington building.
FOR RENT—HORSE ON COLUMBIA ST.:
grate In every room: fine basemen 1 . Seattle
Kent and Collection Coin puny, 111 Coiumblast.
}jK)R RENT—D £. SIR ABLE HOUSE OF 7
rooms; two rootna ren'ed. 717 Spring.
BENT—NEATLY FURNISHED HOU*E
• on West street; 815. Seattle Rent and Collec
tion Company, 111 Columbia street.
JfOR RENT—A PORTION OF HOUSE, FUR
nished. private family; nice sunny rooms;
cheap to right party without children. Hotel on
corner. 810 Sixth street, between James and
Cherry, i ail between 9 am. and 12 m.
"L-Ort BENT—FURNISHED H >U«E AT
T Green lake; fruit trees, strawberries and flow
ers: large garden: 83. Seattle Rent and Collection
Company, 111 Columbia street.
RENT—A FINE, LARGE 8-ROOM
h use, yard, modern improvements; one 4-ro">m
cottage, modern improvements; ono 5- room
house, cheap. Inquire 208 Hyde street, north of
Ye'ler avenue.
IjiOK RENT—AND FURNITURE FOR SALE,
8-room house; every modern convenience; ele
gantly furnished. 322 Columbia
FOR RENT—SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES
Herbert s. Upper, 13 Scheuerman block.
FJR RENT—MOUSES AXT) ROOMS, FUR
iilshed or untarnished. Call or write Puget
found Rental and Collection Agency, Rengstorff
bnlldlng.
FOR RENT—HOUSE OP SIX BOOMS AND
bath. 1120 Seventh street
FOR RENT—BRIOHT AND COSY 4-ROOM
house; flO a month; corner Eighth and Lane.
Union Trust Company, Sqolre-Latliuer building.
F>R RENT-SIX-ROOM HOI SE; LARGE
l«wn; porcelain bath; all modern Improve
ments; best location. Fourteenth and Marion sta.
FOR RENT—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ON FRE
mont ear line; goo 1 new; yard with fruit
trees and boshes; hot and cold water; 919. Ad
dress House, care Post-Intelligencer.
FOR RENT-HOUSES, FLATS, COTTAGER
all shapes, sises anu color, in any and every lo
cation in the city. Pioneer Rental Company, room
12 Roxwell building.
FOR RENT—7-ROOM HOUSE, 916 A MONTH:
Madison street and Chester. Charles E. Pat
terson. 334 and 335 Pioneer block.
FOR !: ENT—B-ROOM HOUSFS; ALL Con
veniences. John M. Tenney, 604 Burke bldg.
FOR RENT-HANDSOME 13-ROOM HOUSE;
magnificent view; close in; well furnished.
A Iso 11-room house, unfurnished. Address Com
fort, root-Intelligencer.
FOR RENT-AI.L KINDS OF HOUSES FOR
rent Seattle Guarantee Rental Company, 308
Butler bl< ck.
IX>R RENT—4-ROOM HOUSE ON FREMONT
car line; 9H. Address A., Post-Intelligencer.
IjlOR RENT—A 6-ROOM HOUSE WITH HOT
and cold water: *lxth and Depot. See Gould
A Whltworth. Olympic bloct
FOR RENT-A 10-ROOM RESIDENCE AND
two lots, corner Ninth and Terrace streets.
Inquire of T. H. Cann, rooms 234 and 235 Pio
neer block.
FOR RENT—9-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN
Improvements; 620 Columbia street. Inquire
322 Cherry street.
ITOR RENT-REASONABLE To DESIRABLE
-T tenants, Nos. 115 and 121 Ninth street, be
tween Ye<ler and Cedar; 6 rooms, bath, hot and
cold water, patent closets, etc.: three mi notes
from Front street: these houses have be?n put In
perfect repair; desirable neighborhood, sack
man-Phillips Inv. Co., 424-425-426 Bailey bldg
FOR RENT—NICE FLAT. 96.50: ' EIGHT
room house overlooking lake, cheap; on Yeslsr
cable. Dr. Aibin. Rom 8 Colonial block.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE? BATH,
chandeliers, gas, eta: 008 Eighth street, corner
James; rent 9'-5, or 11 rooms for 9301 Washing
ton Territory Investment Co.
IjlOR RENT-MAKE YOUR RENT PAY
ments to U n'.on Trust Company and secure
yonr own home In the best residence district In
Seattle; eight minutes from occidental sqnaro.
efflce 115 squire Latimer building.
FOR RENT-HOUSE; 8 ROOMS; 614 MONTH;
Prospect avenue and Lombard street. Daniel
Kelleher. 6'.'B Bailey huildinsr.
FOR BEST—STOKEn.
RENT—STOM 120 FEET DEEP;
■T Front near Pike; vacant April 15. Colon
Trust Company, Squire .Latimer building
RENT—FINE, LAHUE STORK ON
Commercial street Union Trust Company,
squire-Latimer building.
FOB BEXT—OETICES.
FOR RENT—A SUITE OF «,OOD OFFICES IN
Olympic block; f IS. Inquire room 22.
FOR RENT~A FEW CHOICE, WELL
lijchf».l offices in Squire-Latimer building at
reasonable rates. William P. Harper, room* No*
151 ami 102.
BV a I NEB a CM A SCEB.
J "OH SALE—ONE-CHAIR BARBER SHOP;
very cheap. Inquire No. Yesier avenue.
TVI 'lt SALE—ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A
r flrst-class Job printing office In Tacoma: price,
91.00>,». Address V. H. Cass, P. O. LIE* 161, Se
attle, Wash.
T?OR BALE-A BLOCK THAT
r will rent for 9%U per month: will rent It for
three IUOH IM myself at thai ftirure; price *I.«JJO
c*«h. Address*: li. Oliver, Charleston, Wash.
"C»OR SALE—A STOCK OF NOTION-, ETC.,
r in town ol It.O'lO will invoice gftOil; f6OO
takes It fur ten days; he«t of reasons for selling.
A half Inte.est iu *p end.d paving witl
taice $! oOt) to handle it; halt cash, half trade for
City p'ojierty if desirable. Cline A Lien, Reug
sforiT til*M-k.
'R SALE—A SMALL RESTAURANT;
chearv Applv 519 Pike street
I'OR SAU fetHl; FIXTURES AND FRK.ail
i <tock of groceries; low rent: Ko<*i chanea lor
a< live partr; only principals need apply. Address
I*. u. Bo* HO*.
L OR SALE-BUTCHER SHOP. CENTRAL,
I* 50; 1"J roomed lodaing house nice, f"50;
gro*erv «tor>-. s,'o<i: 42-rooine.l lodulnc hou-e.
only *1.200; cert rally lts-sted furn ture *tor»,
f.'JOO. iti'-riviiued loilglug house, 91,100; grocery
stor - a: Invoice, ilo. i* #.t.5 s0 business amo tfi,
p" re « t "0»; :>it-ro«me 1 iodg.ng home, very
i.lce, Insurance business. *2.50 »: r—stun
raot ■•fl iioO f lKor siore, »S;>0; saloon. fl,s>»'. or
n i vth ne yo i mav warn ; call on u.i W. i\ Ha l
A < 0.. 201 New York bi<icic.
roil >ALE—PROFITABLE rtIIOCERY AND
r reed huslne-s: lnvoic- #2.70 •. 9-3 West St.
l/i'li SALE—FINELY FURNISHED LODO*
I log hoi:s»- at Ever»'t, S-'.ttOO; • acres. Sau
I 'o'irn county, tfor Washington proj>erty; fur
niiure of a p ivate re.-M.<nc*>, a snap, at 9250;
10 room fist, w ( 11 fnrnish-d. ponding, in
bus n- s< <viit-»r low rent, a bargain at »4 >0; nart.
set In grocery et lavoice, 9700; lodging house. 42
romis, central, gl,-00: lo«ljiiig bo>isc. 35 rooins,
i irni-'o>'l #;.so ai«o worn in c nnecilon,
£i.-0»». h".i-« and lot in Kdes it Knight's add,
* ! ,250. ch »25t», I alance per month; lot on
Mci in:re Vesler's flrs: add. at a barren;
and lo's and acre projiertv lor safe or ex
change. >• organ's Exchange, New York b oct.
T\RUG STORK—A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO
1 ' purchase a go-vi paying business; located on a
I" oul. r corner. For particulars see > tew art A
Holnies Ur ig t o:npany.
>V>R V ALK— HRO»"KRY FHI ir AND < t AR
a; ore; cheap. A.*l y 302 South Third street.
y |R **LS-W1 Lb KNOWN ! .-TaßUs i.
.1 nient; stnve«. tinware and shop work: good
f,r ptr-y *i.h c&ri'a <,.0.1 point to aid
hard « at*. A d ire** a. J„ p. o Bos 155.;, seait.e
Rl SIN EBB CHANCES—CALL A.M> LKT V 9
know *ui! roii want; w# can get it tor you
ct »aper tha i any other firm in the city. Sraita A
llfc«.»«. Hincklev hlnck.
I US T.
I OST-WII.L Til F. PARTY THAT T'H)K AX
cuihrelia by mistake from tee Prest>ylenan
church ia-t "»uu<;ay marked "Atlmi" return u>«
same to 114*. heiry street?
r OST-SATVRDAY. MARCTT 25. I«9\ A
A* diamond serew r'trnrif. Muder will pleas* re
turn «auie to Jencm II Mirer. No. 414
Nat: n*. Hs-k build ng, »nd reielre aooral re
ward.
rovxo.
F'oVND—THE HE»T Pi.ACK T' • HKT Rfc
ptirttif liMfciM, k«*jr Cttlnr. run work a
ape-- at » hardy A *;i lioneer huildin^t
jixn «'o.vr« icrot*.
CAN I h j-»n> BRIXHit COMPANT-EN
i irneeraar, t .<ntr% t >ri for cr Ue> of ev»*ry de
•cxipt.m. wharf nlid:rut pt:«or;vlns. dreeing
and »teaui fhovel e*caT-t.ni. p.a.;s arid sprciAc-a
--t n« nmltb(4 uo appUradvu: correspondence so
tidtvt «'<Sce. fctait.e Nattonni Bnac
tuudtng, fitum, Bans.
F>R OALE-fIVK ACRES OV THK FINEST
garden land. under cult ration, near Seattle;
fttT terms. J and 3 ttoeton block.
FOR SALE-NICK HOME; NEW 8-ROOM
house; betatlhilr located: large lot; moat aeU
at once. Address M„ Owuer, Poet-Intelligencer.
IWR SALE—IO ACKF& *4OO; AT RAILROAD
atatlon; rich soil: adjoining line orchard; will
take part payment in work ant" give time on bal
ance. Address Fruit, Post- Intelligencer.
}r«OR SALE—VERY CHEAP, 10 ACRES FINK
land close to Colombia. Foater A By era
Washington block.
FDR SALE—POSTOFFICE BUILDING. BAlr
lard, with lot 25x100l William 8011. Seabold,
Wash.
FOR SALE—SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES
of land with miles of the finest water
front in Kitsap countv; houses and orchard*;
prices, terms and tracts to *ult purchaser. Call on
or ad<lress the owner. Willi am Bull, seabold, Kit
sap cuun.y, or room 422 Pioneer bullying.
FOR SALE—CORNER LOT NEAR BROAD.
way and two Rood modern residences bringing
good revenue; cheap at #5.000; would consider
good vacant lot as part par: look this up. Page A
Tucker, 33 and 34 Hailer bloc*.
IpOR SALE—ACRES ON GREEN LAKE
car line; low prices; easy terms. W. D. Wood,
Haller bui.ding.
IjH>R SALE—A TWO-STORY HOI'SK t)F 9
r <oms; lot 00x120; nice garden, with fruit
ttves; will be sold at a sacrifice Call at 1913
Js Inth street, near Stewart.
FOR SALE—BLOCK E AND LOT L, BLOCK
9. Burke's first addition. William Bull, Sea
bold, Kitsap oounty.
FOR SA LE—HOCSE AND LARGE LOT; FIS E
view; $2,000: half cash: best corner on Broad
way. Foster A Myers, Washington block.
FOR SALE—CORNER LOT AND FINE RES
idenca on cable In Queen Anne; nice lawn,
fruit trees, etc. Page A Tucker, 83 and 34 Haller
bixk.
F)R SALE—CORNER LOT 80x120; GOOD
hooae; all modern Improvements. Inquire
corner Chestnut and Depot streets.
FOR HALE OR TRADE—IMPROVED FAItM,
100 acre* in Walla Walla valley. Inquire
1514 Tbird streak
FOR SALE—IMPROVED FARM WITH
stock, reed and implements complete: half caah,
balance easy terms, or city property. For particu
lars addresa u. J. 11 urnmell. Lopes Island, Sen
Juan county. Wash.
VOH SALF— 10-RO >M HOUSE AND LOT
J- 64x120 for sale on Installments; SSOO cash,
$-5 per month- only $4,500; come and Investi
gate. T. 1L Dempsey. 24 Hinckley block.
1?OR SALE-THK RELINQUIS MEST OP A
choice piece of land between Seattle and Ta
coma; an opportunity to uv» your homestead
right. Herber 54. Upper, 12 scheuerman block.
FOB SALE—S AND 10-ACRE TRACTS CLOSE
to "eattle; improved farms in all sections of
the state T. H. 'J4 Hlncklay block.
FOB SALE—H'JUSE OP 0 R'HJMS; BATH;
city water, hot and cold; o-e haif block from
car linn; 91,600; $2 >0 cash. 925 per month. H. S.
Turner, 207 Butler ulock.
FOB SALE—#3O,OOO; A WELL-MADE THREE
story brick bul:ding wi.h basement; lot 30 feet
frontage; this property is well located and will pay
a good ra'e of .nteresi on the above amount. Gard
ner ft Stratton, Bailey building.
IJK)R SALE—HOUSE OP 8 ROOMS; BITH;
city water; hot and cold; close in; SJ,BOOI H.
K Turner, 207 Butler block.
FOR SALE— I2OxI2O CHOICE DOUBLE COR.
ner. Benton addition; streets graded. 604
Burke block.
FOlt SALE—NO ONE WHO WANTS TO
buy a iarm that will produce a good Income
can afford to miss looking at the snnny side valley
Irrigated land in Yakima county: land* are
well adapted to (rait, hops, alfalfa and vegetables,
and produce crops every year, no failures: this
is the best proposition now In the market; we aell
th*se lan is in 10,20 and 40-acre tracts nod up
wards; prices low: terms easy; excursion rates
mid free teams to land buyers. For Information
call on or address, Dawson. Stewart ft Fell, 111
Columbia street, Seattle, Wash.; T. Ernest Ran
kin, Everett, Wash, or Dawson, Stewart ft
Hagerty, 1219 Pacific avenue, Tacoma.
FOR SALE—*32S; LOT 30x142, ON CAR
lne, close In. Gardner ft Stratton, Bailey
building.
IjlOR SALE—HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS; STREET
graded; here Is a place I can give yon n good
snap on; If you want a house o:i easv terms, call at
once. H. S. Turner, 207 Butler block.
FOR SALE—IO4 LOTS AT BALLABD FOR
*4,000: level and part cleared. 1L s. Turner,
207 Butler blocc.
SALE—RIVEK PARK HARDEN LOTS,
960 to 9125; monthly paymenta, no interest;
Ms level and cleared; unexcelled sol; plank
streets to the addition; on the orant street car
I'ne; good schools; near to manufacturing plants:
iusi ihe thing for trult. poultry, gardening or
tomes Gould ft WhUworth, Olympic block.
FOR SALE—7-ROOM HOUSE; LOT BOXIOO,
on Tay'or street: good view of Sound; at a bar
gain. Gardner ft Stratton. Bailey building.
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ON NINTH
street, near Madison, a line, sightly place;
house well made, with modern Improvement*
Gardner ft Stratton, Bailey building.
FOB SALE—WILL BUILD YOU K FlßST
claes h"U«e on as good residence property as
there in in the city at cash prices and give you a
chance to pay iu monthly paymenta. Gardner ft
Stratton, Bailey building.
FOR SALE—WATER FRONT ON LAKE
Washington. George W. Dunlap, room 63
Union block.
IjiOß SALE—BUSINESS LOT, 60x120, WELL
located, at a bargain. Gardner ft Btratton,
Bailey building.
FOR SALE—*.' 4 LOTS AT BALLARD FOR
f 9'-'5: If yon want a fine place for blackberries,
(tardea and chicken ranch look these up. H. 8.
Tomer, VO7 Butler bloek.
POR «ULE—*2,SOO; 10 ACRES FIXE BOT-
X torn laad. miles north of city limits;
slashed, burned and half cleared; mile to two
county roads, 2 miles to two car lines; small
honse, chicken yard; no high water. Address A.
K„ Post-Intelligencer.
FOR SALF-AN ELEOANT NEW 9-ROOM
residence; strictly modern tn design and Im
provements, with lot 60*120; a view unexcelled
of city, lake and sound, unobstrnctlble; on the
Broadway hill, close to the two electric lines; at a
bargain. For sale, two choice resi lence lots: 60*
120 each; terraced and grilled; excellent view;
cheap. Treen, rooms 201-202 Washington block.
Front street
ROK BALE—A HOCSE OF 8 ROOMS, NO.
r 523 Sutter street; must be sold Inside of tea
days. Inquire ot owner, room 207 Butler ■ lock.
FOR SALE OR RENT-40-ACRE FARM.
Room 334 Pioneer building.
SA LE—HOMES BUILT TO SUIT YOU
on m nthly payments In the besi residence
district In Seattle; eight minutes from Occidental
square. Cnton Trust Company. 115 squir*-Lati
mer building.
JIOR SALE—BUILD YOUR OWN HOMK; I
will furnish a beanMfnl site and nearly all the
money necessary. George H. Band*!.', Bailey blk.
IfOR SALK—THE MOST SJOHTLY LOTSON
Queen Anne hill, tn Knndeli's and Burke'tsec
end additions; snap. Aionzo Hull, Olympic bloc*
FOB HALE—IP YOU WANT TO BI T Y OR
sei; real estate call ou Smith A Klkoos, Hinck
ley block.
yOIt SALE-FOB LOTS IN HILL TRACT
F add ee Gardner <t stratton. Bailey building.
vvw nnut:v- KOR SALE-JUST
Fi f* I luU Oil completed, containing
11 rooms and b'lth; hot and co'd water; oak finish:
ni'in el an i grrvte In p.-.r:or anl dining rxim;
pip Ti-d tfir ii. hoiit tn an elegant manner; tot
f-ncttl ant gradeu and is a:tua;ed on a graded
street overlooking Lake Wa-hmg'.on and close to
two car lines- price '-5,500, «n easy terrnn Ad
diesithe owner, M.S.. Post-Intelligencer.
pill' \ P T <Wsi ON STREET CAR
I fl r»/\ I JjU 1i? tin*: close in Urn
lota. to*ino, with alley; no Mrwii grad*: only
• 275 to $300; small monthly payment*: >ow In-
Ifrfil. Oou'.d A Whitworth, oiyuiolc biock.
SPLENDID FRUIT K,*si
or exchange for citv property; a bargain. 14J3
Front street, Y. M. C. A. bui ding.
O-ROOM IIOIISE AND 2
lot* on a corner; b-iu' rul view; will f»* sold
91,100 b«iow cost. 1423 Frout street, Y. M. C, A.
bmldlnjr.
FOR t X Cfi A V>i K.
I>>R EXCHA sor.-WEIX PAMNG HOTEL
T bnsine** fur good farm. Hotel, care Po*u
lotelllgenc*r.
F|HJR MCIUSGF-M CHOICE LOTS IN
Ulalne. »lii-h I Will trad* it *o low a price
ion *r« loiiiia to mat* money; fr*« of incum
brance; will *a«uiu* uiorira.-e If n*ce*sarr or
pay small amount ra«n: want property '.n cattle
or su urtii Add'* s lila.ne i'o*t-int*ilig*nc*r.
yOR FX' HANOE-IN!VCUMI}F.RED TOTS
r in < btcago tor b<>ua* and lot or desirable resi
dence !<H* in v ea:t.«. INQUIRE o: H. But!* ck.
rauDU 31'' lo lily seaul* > ation.il Bank building,
!»*at(le. Waiii.
FOR EXCHANGE-RF.NT N ADDITION
hou»> ».'r unincumbered iota J. fl. Wright,
403 ilailey building.
yOH EXCHANGE—HHt*E or 8 ROOMH,
r bath, city stater, ciose In. tor lots in *eattl* or
timber la:<d. H. w. Turner, 2u7 Butl*r block.
V"OR KXCII A NOF.—A FEW CHOICE PkOP
em*«. Wihiam P. Harper. Nov 151 and 152
r«- Ijtt'mer bii'ldtne
DMX.nBMAKfXG.
QCHOOL OF DKE»« < CTTINO. 510 < LIVK
•P street; glove fitting system taught; price, 95.
ORIGINAL BON T> 'N I>RKB»MAKINO PAR
iont perfect fit guaranteed: Ma-lam* KelioAg't
S|H#si; suiu Irotu fi.5U uj)k Kid L'tuoo *4g**k
FOR MALE—LOIif}ISO Jf OVSKS.
3R SALE—CHEAP FOR CAIIU, Ib'KBKA
lodging hoos»>l3 Main street
FIR R t NT—LODG iNO HOUSE. Sos XAIX
•tract, close to ait* of Gnat Northern pawtet*-
gar depot; rent reasonable to desiraole party.
Sack man-Phi 111 pa In vestment Company, 424-6-6
Bailer balld;iits. •
FOR RENT-LODGING BOUSES OP ALL
kinds: furniture for sale. W. T. Ball A
201 New York block.
FOB BAzm-miacmrzAJTMovM.
FOR SALE-FURNITURE FOR TRRBB
room*. 11l Colombia street. A. Robinson.
TTORSALE-rHRER DRAFT HORSES VERY
-T cheap Apply at gorney cab stable, Waat street,
foot of University.
SALE—A TEN-FOOT SHOWCASE
■T cheap. 210 Columbia street.
FOR SALE-MACHINERY FOR SO-FOOT
••oat— boiler, engine, pump, shaft, wheel, two
new and in good order, at bargain If sold
iu the next ten days. Address LU. M., Post-Intel
llgencer.
FOR NEW D^UBLE-BARRFLF.D
shotgun; Parker's; Damascus steel: cheap.
Queen city Realty and Investment Company, 156
Squire-Latimer block.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—ONE GOOD FARM
team, one matched buggy team, one lady's
horse, one second-hand hack, one carriage, one
phnetou. three buggies, ha-ness, two saddles, one
farm wagon; cheap. Inquire Eureka Na
1514 Third street, near Pika
FOR SALE—QUE KN CITY INCUBATORS;
bone mills; poultry supplies; 22 premiums
Pest le show 1892; J7 premiums Seattle show
1893; winners at Victoria 1892 and 1893: singing
birds; bird ca es; seeds and medicines Caldwell
A Larkins, 1510 Front Street, cattle. Wash.
FOR SALE-CHEAP, COMPLETE OUTFIT
of brick machinery, tools,etc.; bur little used.
Address 415 Bailey building, Sea tie. Wash.
FOR SALE—OR TRADE FOR REAL Es
tate, steamer Volga, room 21 Sullivan block, or
address John Quire, Box 1390, Seattle.
F<>R SALE—AN ESTABLISHED DRUG
business on one of the best corners in Seattle
For particulars see Stewart A Holmes I rug Ca
FOR SALE-NEW EMERSON PIANO VERY
cheap Room 15 Holyoke building.
FOR RALE—SMALL ENGINE, INQUIRE
Queen City Steam Laundry, corner Fourth and
Pike streets.
FOR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS, APPLY
at this office.
FOR SALE—SHIP CHANDLERY AND Loo
ter*' supplies; ax at, chains and tactle: horse,
•taal anl cupper nails; hardware and boat rigging;
te.i* and canned fruits. Se.ittla Sunply Hard, 123
Yesler avenue. Seattle. ffa*h.
FOR SALE—NEW AND SECOND-HAND
engines, boilers and machinery. Moran Bros,
ft Co. , Seatita.
FOB RALE—NEW FURNITURE AND CAB
pet«*old on easv payments by Bennett ft Hull
Furniture Company. 901 Front
GREAT SNAPS
bought at sacrifice and will be sold cheap for cash
or short time: several se *on i-t.nnd instruments in
the lot; greatest ba gains ever in Seattle; don't
miss this chance if you want a piano or organ;
every one warranted; also Immen«estock of stecx,
Voae A Sons pianos always on hand; planoa for
rent F. Christianer. 811 Third.
MtacriZASKova.
T\TEW ODORLESS EXCAVATING COM-
X' pany; vaults and cesspools emptied from *ls
to 9-5 by latest improved odorless excavator. Ad
dress New Odorless Excavating Company, P. O.
Box 566, Seattle:
CHEAP LOTS ON THE MADISON STREET
cable line: all cleared. The Davis-Harrison
Investment Company, room 401 New York block.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT THE Busi
ness offlce of this paper; 25a per bundle.
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND RE.
paired by J. F. Forbes: all work wa-ranged.
Leave orders at F. Christianer'*, 811 Third street,
and at O. E. Pettis', 1008 Front street.
BENNETT ft HULL FURNITURE CO. WILL
sell you carpets and furniture en easy pay.
ments. Corner Front and Marion streets.
IS THERE ANY SENSE IN PAYING FANCY
prices for groceries? We Au save you money.
Read our price* and compare them with those
you are paying.
Butter, choioe California, per roll 33
Butter, ch' Ice dairy, 5-lb tubs, per tub 1 25
Butter, choice dairy, 10-ffttubs, per tub.... 2 25
Butter, choice dairy. 20-lb tubs, per tub 435
Beans, best California, per lb
Catsup, Anderson's, per doz 1 60
Coffe«', roasted, choice grades, per lb. 20l 26,
35 and 40
Chocolate, sweetened, ground, per lb 23
Cocoa, per )»-ib 2*
Cheese, full cream, per lb 15
Condensed milk, per don. from 1 40 to 2 (X)
Apricots, evaporated, per lb.. 18
currants, choice, per lb 8^
Prunes, choice, per lb 12)5
Peaches, choice, per lb 15
A pples, choice, per lb 10 and I2!><
halsins, 25-1 b boxes, per box 1 00
Grapes, per lb (U)<
Citron I'eei, per lb 3D
Orange Peel, per lb 20
Lemon Peel, per lb vo
Cornmeai. 10-Sb sacks, per sack 25
Cornmeal. 50-lb sacks per sack o.>
Boiled Oats, 10-lb sacts 35
Bolted Oats, 90-lb sacks 315
Split Peas, per lb 05
Pearl Barley, per lb (15
Pickles, per keg PO
Flour, best grades, per bhl 4 00 to 4 25
Herring, smuked, 50 to 00 In box, per box. 35
Mackerel, No. l.per kit 1 75
Mackerel, No. 2, per kit 1 50
■Mackerel. No. 3. per kit 1 3i
Salmon Bellie*. very choice, 25-lb kit, per
KIT 3 50
Balm n Bellies, very choice, 60-lb kit, per
kit 6 Oil
Salmon Sides, very choice, 50-lb kit, per kit 3 60
Codfish, 2-lb bricks, per brick 17
Codfish, strips, per lb Ort'»
Sardines (American) per dux 65
Sardines (French), best tn the market, per
dot 1 75
Strawberries, choice, per dot 3 10
Honey, bent California, per gallon. ..90 and 1 10
Jellies, assorted. 6-:b tubs, per tub 50
Jel.ies, an orted, 20-lb tubs, per tub 1 IS
Bacon, tine grade, per lb 15 and lb!^
Hams ~10 and 17
Rice, best grade, per lb O'l
Soap, savou, 20 bars in bo*, per bo* 60
Swap Toilet, in bo*, per box, 1W
and 12* i
Syrup, fine grate. per gallon tin 50
Syrup, fine gade, per keg, from 1 15 to I 87'^
Sugar, granulated, per 100 lbs 6 '.!5
Tea. choice gr.ides. per lb, from 35 to 75
Tea. English Breakfast. 4',-lt) boxes, per
ho* 1 05
Tea, pan fired. 4 Vlh boxes, per box 1 40
Tea, Gunpowder, 4 V<b boxes, per box 1 75
Corn, cance l, best in the city, per dos 1 40
i'eas canned, per do* 1 l'»
Beans, per dor.
Tomatoes, per d- z 1 05
Wheat, best milling, per 100 ibs 1 40
Clothes Pins. 6 do» for 10
t lothes i.lnes 10 and 15
Rolling Pins, each 10
Mop stif'ks. ea>-h Ift
Tot Scrubs, earh ... «5
Coffee Mills, each.. 45 to 1 O'l
Apples, choice varieties, per box 91 50 and 1 75
l.t'OO o'ber articles lower than any house in
town. Get our price list It will save you money.
COOPfc.R <* LEVY.
115 We«t Marion street, between Front and West.
Telephone SSB.
SMALL STEAMER," p „*i: r : ;
feet over ali, new good condition, for sale at hall
original cost. Apply 12 Hinckley block.
VOSE <fe SONS PIANOS,
new scale; strictly high grade; made sluce 1851;
pnees moderate, terms easy. F. Chrlstianer, 811
lYilrd street, near « olumtu*
V T.HSOX AT..
CtHIIM—EVKRY THING HAS HEKS REOU
) iar.y received and a proved. The convention
will tru-fi at advi «d and th* committee will await
r«-su!t« at Portland.
THOSE WISHING TO CON«CLT MME. GUY
call at one*: going East. 1218 Second street.
MRS NASH GIVES 12 LESSONS IN PAINT,
tn* for In advance at Woman's lidustrla
Exch .age, 812 Ihird street.
MMK. ADA SLKIOKK, WONDKRFOL MAO
netlc healer; use* do electricity. 1218 s*o
on 1 street, i adit** only.
LAYTON A CAMKRON, CA RPENTEBS.
contractors ana Jobbers. Shop 314 Madison
*tr*et, n«-*t ( ordray's theater
hU.F.CTRIC BELL WO K DONE. ADDKhSS
4 814 second srre*t, or telephone 150.
pENT. F.MKS'H DISCARDED CLOTHING
bought. 1417 Second street.
HA\ fc A M.W COVER PCT ON YOr«
umbrella. Umbrella hospital, opposite post-
CARPETS AND FURNITURE BOLD
0-1 on eas> payments. Renn« tt A HnU Furmtar
I'ompunr corner Front and Mar on streets
\D T. ME-SES(iEK RATES FROM OCR
• oASc**, li« Cherry street; 12 blocks or less
6 c*nt*i 14 block*, 10 cents; 16 block*, 15 cents'
20 blocks or over, 20 eeois; answer 5 cents extra;
bv the h< nr, 20 cents; circulars and advertising
matter distributed at 91 50 per <lav; card*, invi.
tatlons, etc. delivered at $1 5o r>er dav Ring th*
A. I>. T. call bo* ~nly for battle Transfer Cum
panr's hacks «urt:ey» and expre-w wagons: Pacitia
P s:al I> egraph Cahie company's telegrams;
r hoars of the day and night. T*iephon*
SIKCIAL XO TICE 8.
V-CTTICE IS HEHFBy GIVEN THAT MA FX
-ks I.ev nson who traveled for me In the leweire
bnsinesa is not no« in my employ, and has not
for two month*, an I I »ill not be re«pon*!->l*
fc>r any debts or other obligations contra- ted t>v
hlii ir; my name an-1 he « u o t authorized to
tramsact any t>u»iiie*s for mt.
NATHAN PHILLIPS,
Proprietor iioaton Loaa Office.
Sea:::*. March 20, I&9£
FtXAjreiAZ.
WANTED— TO BORROW IV.MO OS WOOD
collaterals. Address 'J.500, car* Post-Intel 11-
iwen.
PER CENT. MONET FOR IM
!i proved farm loans; best terms offered; money
in hud. Rothschild * Thurston. Pioneer building.
CHEAP MONKY FOR CITY WANK IM
proved or vacant. Rothschild A Thurston,
SU-312 Pioneer building.
IW. fc-NTZ LOANS MONEY ON RF.SI
• dence and farm property. Office Bailey block,
Seattle.
TO LOAN—#7OO OP PRIVATE FUNDS Fviß
two or three years at i per cent. 804 SeatCe
National Bank buliding.
MONEY TO LOAN ON COLLATERAL SE
enrity or anytblag valuable at lowest rates.
Bell's Loan Office, 118 Pike street.
PRIVATE MONET CHEAP ON IMPROVED
or vacant property. U H. King. 7 Ep er block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON VACANT OR IM
nroved propert* in this city or Ballard; rea
sonable rates. V. Hugo Smith A Ca. 417 Seattle
National Bank building-
CHEAPEST MONEY. EASIEST TERMS. ON
ranches, for proving up, etc; repay anv time.
Botuscbild A Thurston. 311-312 Pioneer building.
(IHKAP MONEY ON MORTGAGE. JUIIN L.
J flow, of Ciow A Atkinson, Attorneys, Bailey
building.
MONEY TO LOAN, DAVIS-HARRISON
Investment Company, room 401 New York
block.
MONEY TO LEND FROM fioo AND UP
wards; lowest ratea O. W inehlll, 206 Butler
block.
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS, FURNl
tnre, horses Moor* A Ca, 413 Seattle Na
tional Bank building.
/CORPORATION, TRUST AND PRIVATE
V,' money for realty mortgages, municipal bonds
and county warranta A. L. Parser A Ca, Smith
block.
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS, HORSES,
furniture, eta Rlttenhousa. Room 5*4 Union
block.
MORTGAGE LOANS— LOWEST RATKS:
most favorable term*; special prtTileges: re
payment before maturity. Frank W. Guodhue,
Room 27 Be ho Herman block.
MONEY AT FROM 7 TO 9 PER CENT.;
time. S to 5 yearn; special rates for good farm
and business property loans; 1 to 2-year loans on
unimproved land and vacant city lots, 10 per cent.
W. D. Comer. 4 and 5 Olympic block.
MOSEY FOR MORTGAGE LOAN* ON GOOD
real estate security; fSOO to ffi.OOO; 1 to 5
years; reasonable rates. W. ©. Wood, room C
Haller b'Jildlng.
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS, FURNl
ture, without removal; real estate, other se
curities '25 Kline A Rosenberg building, 827
Front street.
MONEY FROM 6 MONTHS TO S YEARS
at from 6to 10 (<er cent Interest. E. B.
Fowler, room 1 Olympic block.
PKIVATF MONEY, LONG OR SHORT TIME,
on real estate; amoun s to suit; mortgages
bnuuht. S. L. Bowman, *2l Olympic block.
WANTED— L \ RGE L'AN* ON BCSI ESS
property at low ra es; will also make building
loans; no delay. J. K. Edmiston, office in Security
Savings bank
YOUR MONEY WILL EARN E FER CENT.
on deposit; you can buy mortgage loans to
net 7to 10 per o-nt.: warrants bought; money to
loan. At Seattle Savings banc. Second and Yesler.
TO LOAN—*I.2OO, 7 PER CENT. 5 YEAR*,
on improved city property or farm: f >OO and
♦7OO. 8 per cent., 2 or 3 years on vacant resideuco
lots; small commission. Townsend, Milroy A Co.,
2 Colman bulldln;.
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS, FCRNl
ture , or any go.-vl security; strictly confiden
tial H. Binntan A Co., 29 Safe Deposit building
VOTES, SHORT TIME REAL ESTATE AND
■ii chattel mortgages bought; money loaned on
approved securities. Room B Haller building.
E. T. Smart
PRIVATE MONEY FOR SHORT OR LONG
time loans on real estate: short dale mortgages
bought. J. B Wright, room 403 Bailey building
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PI.
anos, horses, wagons, etc.. without removal;
loans strictly confidential. 703 second street,
room 17.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
and farm property at reasonable Interest
Apply rooms 1 and 2 Smith block, corner Second
ana James.
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE AND
teams; long and short time loans on real es
tate Townsen I, Milroy A Co., 2 Colman building.
VfONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EST AT".;
'H also money furnished to mate final proofs.
Henry Fuhrman, rooms 7 and 8 *ulllvan block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
furniture and other good security. Rooms
12 and 13 Haller block.
MONEY LOAN OFFICE—OLDEST ESTAB
llshed In the city; Unci* Harris' loan offl'-e,
Vi'4 Washington street; liberal advances on dia
monds, watches and Jewelry; lowest rates.
COLLATERAL BANK. 108 CHERRY ST.
loans money on diamonds and articles of va.ua.
7PF.R CENT. MONEYON HAND TO MAKE
loans on Improved or unimproved city prop
erty. E. B. Stoddard A Co.. 22 J Burke bulldi ug.
®7AA OF PRIVATE FUND* TO LOAN FOR
•4P I"U two or three years at 8 per cent, #O4
Seattle National Rank building.
«i>rnA TO 92.003 AT 10 PERCENT, SUB
OTuUU urban loans. Clericus, room 20 Kpler
block.
\IYWW T" 1 LOAN: « TO 9 PERCENT.
i»I Vil EJ 1 interest; 9SOO to 950,000. James
Bothwell, Koston bock. Telephone 63. Agent
J»rvU-i'onkliu Mortgage Trust Company and
other capital.
7 PVR PWT CITY LOANS R M.
I I Li IX
N. W.& PACIFIC AIRA-K
on city and farm proi>erty; get terms before clos
ing elsewhere; it will pay you. Lee A How,leu.
Agents for Western Washington.
REDUCED BATES "V.";
farms and city property: building loans aspecialtv.
privilege to repsy hefore maturity or bv Instal
ments: loans closed in one day. J. K. Edmlston
Security savings bank.
PHILADELPHIA 2?SSJS;
offer* money In any amount, lowest rates and
best term*, on Inside residence and huilness
proper!v. Apply to Tnomas A Ca, representa
tive'*, «23 Burke block.
LEE & BO W DEN, 52575J55
privileges; no red tape.
CA1 , 1TAT7.52,500,000-^,^
gage Hank of North Western America (limited) of
London, England, loans money on Improved city
and farm properties; no delays; moriev always om
hand: coiraspondence solicited. Harwood Mor
gan, manager. Office, roo a C Haller block. Ad
dress letters P. O. Box 234.
B. M. HURD, 6, 7, 8 PER
rent. Agent United states Mortgage < o Capital
and surplus 92.500.UD0. 6<>B Hailey building.
D~ F. M'CONNAUGHKY
lla< mo eyto loan at reduced rates on Improved
farms and city property; monev furnished for
building purposes most favorable options gtv n
for rejiayment of principal. Offl. e 118 and 120
Washington building.
SHORT TIME MONEY
At reaso-iaMe Interest 1423 Front street, V. M.
<■ A hnltdl:ig.
clAlßrnr.4 vn.
MM F_ LA VKE, CLAIRVOYANT AND
trance medium, tells pan. present and future
satisfaction guaran'eed or no pay. Sou.hwest cor
ner Sixth and Madison.
MRS. NEWBKRRY, LIFE READER, aiia
Ves'.er averue. Nnslgn.
pONSUI.T FI.ORANCE MARVIN, BOOM Id
*■' Douthltt block.
MR*. N. LESLIK RELIABLE LIFE
render and test medium; electric magnetic
healer. 1418 Front street.
Cl YFSY JW FN. FOHTI'XI TELLER; LA
VZ dies. 5o cents; gentlemen. 91. Sanderson
block, esler avenue, between South Second and
Commercial street*, room 9.
ARCHITECTS.
JJALEY, ARCHITEciTBUTiIE* BLOCK
W H A . M RITR - 1 !;- ARR, «RF.CT; PUBLIC
*» .building and fireproof work. In ion block
Seattle, and Aadttortum building, Spokane
BURKE BUILD
*. BOONE, NEW YORK BLOCK.
RVFRS * KFITFI, ARCHITECTS ROOMS
Tj 502. 50 5 and 504 Butler block. **
|>A RKLNSON— SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK
X block.
V S Jf L w DE ARCHITECT. lIALLEK
M.J MOCK.
| L A MgV TAILOR IMIi.
X LI ;. R, ? D , H " «•»■*, THE ARTISTIC LA
dies tailor, is located in Seattle for three
nionths. at 514 Union street; iad.es wishing any
dres.es made and tailor gowns should c»ll as early
j »s \ '"Sal t»le; cuttlDtfKTi,| tilting <lone: 3'guarantiee!
« VMS MITU*.
T. SUEEU INKB ' WUSisJIITU ' ~W2S~>HONT
rnrsrctAJrs Ann bvmqm O»T
MRS. S. J. DEAN AND THEKLA BRVM
J hy'i' *n» and surgoon*. office. Jtai?
SOS New York block. office honrTiii ■
p - lu -
B. RUFt.*S H. SMITH.
net MadV-on And Twettih; telephone
J)R ANNIR RUSSKLU W*7~Jtoxw^[
DR. WKKD, WKKK. BUILDING.
phone Na 1. 1 U
DR. ARTHI'R 0E VOE,
Telephone S«a ECO *l
DR. SARAH KENDAJ.L,
Telephone 305. "*-00
DR. H. J. FLKIS< NFR7NKVRSTHER7^;
specialty. suruery and *enit<v,, rinMT .*■£
Offlc. Oottsteln block, KiMnt, southei*t
Columbia street. °®l
DR. E. O. JOHNSON. PH -'sirtAN
geon. Office, roo;n» 5, 6 and 7,
bock, northeast corner of Kroat an 1
deuce, Na 917 Yeflcr avenue; telephone ->s^
OCULMBTB AXt* A TBtaTt.
DR. (IKOROK A. RF.K'H, tK'Fj.IST~ai-"P;
and phvs clan for dUea«es ot tike thrift
203 and 'JiM Pioneer bnllding.
DR. A. t. KTBRE. < rri.TxT. AURIST~T»
physician for disease* of the throat
to rooms SJ6-3-J7 Baliey building, corner 522
and second streets. "•«
Da. STILI.9<»N, K YE, EAR.
throat. Haller building **
B EX TIM TS.
J~)R. H. F. SMITH, 914 BKCOND STRXELT
F. OTDDINOS. n n. a-RooMa~soTii
• and 520 Burke building. '
CA. HOLMKS, I». P A —ROOM*" 28 A\tT
• C'olmau building, 811 Front street *
F. THOMPSON, D. D.
T 10 Hinckley block. Second and < oluic!^ B
(-» W. BRAODON, GRADCATF PHII »nT
J • phia Dental College, i-a tttarr-Ko»d kw
residence telephone, 912.
OTAXLEY PENTAL < OMPANY. ROOM"
k? Kline A Rosenberg building.
JN. PRATHKR, OPPOSITE NKWHU]
. ter, Third street. w
U N KLSON, ST. JAMES HOTKLT"
DR. ALBERT J. FORREST, DRNTIST 11 1/
17 Frye block, corner of Krom and Msrl*.
pR. FOX. DENITBT, SULLIVANBLOCfc"
R O. WILLIS PRICE. DE TIRT-OFPjr
and residence, Na 600 Third street, earn
James.
SO. Hlt.L, D.n.S. (AT THE WASHISOTO
• Penal Institute) Teeth filled withoutpai
Corner Second and Columbia
MANICURE.
LICE M. MiT
cue and electrologlst; hslrdresslag pariee
37 and 3R Hotel Stevens. Front and Marlon str*s
MASSAGE.
RS ANNA CURTIS HAS OPENED njj
lors at 1323 Third street for steam and m
trie baths; face massage, wrinkle* removed ia
cialty.
ALICE FAY GIVES VAPOR BATHS AS\
magnetic treatment, 906 Front street, roeal
MRS. REED, 310 JAMES STREET— PACI
ma<sage for all blemishes of the skin, Sochi
acne, lreckles, mother's mark, wrtnklss. m*
patches, etc., etc.; corns treated: hair dvtfai
specialty; agent for the Imperial hair rrgensriui
Ladies taught the art of face massage.
ATTOSNMYB AT LAW.
PRATT A RIDDLE, ATTORNEYS AT LAI
410, 411, 412 New York block, SeatU*
GOW A ATKINSON, ATTORNEYS, OFFICII
Bailey building.
H. CANS A SON, LAWYERS, 334 AS)
• 235 Pioneer block.
H. J. PE.NNEFATHER, ATTORNEY A 1
• law. Rooms 1 and 2H. A. Smith block
(BARRETT A CORLISS. ATTORNEYS A 1
T law. Rooms 310, 317 and 818 Ballsy balk
log, Seattle.
VRANK B. INGERSOLL, 001 BAIUI
-T block..
TJICHARD BAXK JONEK ATTORNEY ASI
it counsellor. Rooms 31-32 Starr-Boyd boMta|
ICHTENBERG, SHEPARD, LYON i
Denny. Pioneer block.
IPISHBACK. FLDER A HARDIN. ROOM
1; 9 to 127 Sqntre-La: imer bnlidlng.
I EDWARD VON TOBEL. ATTORNEY A!
J at law. Occidental block.
HUGHES. HASTINGS A STEDMAN.COFI
sailors at law. 80. 61. 62. 63. 84 Haller bH
~yy F. HAYS, SUITE 412 PIONEER BLN
WD. LAMBUTH. SECOND AND JAM!
. streets.
JEN.NER, LEGO A WILLIAMS (C E. JU
ner, L. 1L Lecg, 8. T. Williams), attorney"
law. Rooms 13 and 14 Boston block.
JAMES LEDDY, ATTORNEY AND COM
sellor at law. Rooms 401-403 Barks bnlMjM
ANDREW F. BURLEIGH, ATTORNEY AI
law. Burke building.
FRED H. PETERSON, ATTORNEY AM
counsellor at law. corner Yesier avenue*
Commercial street.
Jj* B. TIPTON. 427-428 BAILEY BUILDIM
TRTTSTEN P- DYER, ATTORNEY, »LL W*
ler block.
SMITH A LTTTELL, ATTORNEYS AT LA*
Rooms 309, 310. 311 Bailey block.
GREENE A TURNER (ROGER A GHKKSI
I* T. Turner), attorneys and counsellor* I
law. Rooms 301, 318. 319 and 320 W asUln|M
block, Seattle. Wash.
PRESTON, CARR A PRESTON (R \Boti
Preston, E. M Carr, C. K Preston), stMMI
and counsellors at aw. Ihird floor Pioneer slo*
I'ATENTB,
UL. REYNOLDS, FORMERLY EXAMINE
• In U. s, patent office; patent nominees s J
clnlty; American and foreign patents proajH
ecu red. Koom 86 Sudl van block. _
I>ATENT-s, CAVEATS. ETC; WRITE fj
I "Advice to inventors" <>■ H. Klng.7 FplsrM
ABSTRACTORS.
BOOTH A HAN FORD A H^TRACTCOMPANJ
(Inc.> Rooms 202, 204 and .06 Barks slsek
corner Sec->nd and Marion >tre«-ts | .
COLLECTION*-
CIRESSWFLL COLLECTION COMPANY, SM
> Butler block. „
\UST BROS, SLOW PAY COLLECTOBH
Hallev block.
BTMSOQ Jt AT BE «*■
\NNIE M. HANI"*. STENOGRAPHER AM
typewriter, 230-231 Pioneer block w
phone 210. .Jt
MISS MAY ELLIOTT. »TE*OOBAP*2
and typewriter 332 rioneer bolM.Bg
tlon ;ak«n at your office.
t> IE/SO Aso CLMA*i>B'
CAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS.
O ond street. -
W ANDERSON, DYER ANDCLEAS**
e ladles* and g«nt** clothing.
wtE r noEKB. -
TITASHINGTON WIRE
" facturers of everything In wireW"
mental iron, have removed to corner «■
ond and Washington streets.
COAL ASH wooi> ri»ft _
riOAL AND WOOD DELIVERED P80J23
by (ieo.-(« E. Hall. King find tomWJJJ
streets: Newcastle and Franklin coai ano
lng«. Telephone 752.
jMOSEY LOAS OFFICE. _
OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN
l nele Harris' l.oan Office. '204
street: liberal advances on diamonds, wsw—
Jewelry; lowest rstes
TYPE * HITISG M ACHl***-^
BAH-UK'K TYPEWRITER. VIBIB
Ins. forced allannient; latest, best,
catalo«ue: ageni'v l-iiis'>n Mtmevgrap»
Kanii^n^Ol^BaLev^iock^^
HUUKHISPKUI. —,
m ANTHONY'S BINHERY. BLANK J5
r . munn act'irrri Wanhlngiea
< ommercia>, rooms 1 and 2 lerry ateea,
A TTM * R; K.
J OW UAUa. 1317 FRONT »T»E*X

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