Strife*- Marrlasn. Dmllui.
«. «rde' to secure correct insertion of
Jfirr tn«M needing*, the same
»f: at tba n .s.ness office of this
■jjrr- - v ° charge is aaade for such no
retires, resolutions or other
rfiMi inn u'"'"*sneots wiil be charged
the rate of V> er.ta per line each tc
mrtiam. POST-INTELLIGENCER CO.
DEATH* A\D PIVEIUU.
jofRVBON-A*. Dyea, February T.. l«s.
i[)Mi widow oi P. A. Jonnsun. of sp'nal
esning-is »f i 25 years. Remains were
fraught to Sortie yesterday on the
steamer HumoekJt.
BOCK— A* La tone, Wednesday. Ma reh 9.
(01. Ann Hock, of measies,
aged 1 year.
BES-In Seattle, at the Wa Chong block
«n Fourth avenue south. Wednesday.
Karen *, i&», Chung Bow Hee. of con
jpyfo
PUBLISHER'S NOTICE— The only au
thorised traveling agent of the Post-In
teUigsncer Is J. I. Hawley City collectors
ge7. A Cathcart. R. T. Hawley. J. I.
Watt lev L. G. McGulre and Arnot John
ffmm Postmasters everywhere are our
agents. Ps> money only to these and to
ib resident agenu in the various cities
and towns of the Northwest.
REWARD Ten dollars win be paid for
Irfermstlen leading to the conviction of
guy >er*on stealing copies of Ujis paper
gfiivered to fut>- - Tiber* In Seattle.
ADVERTISING—Office hours of the
ftost-lntelllgencer business office: uaily
■Dtfl Up m.; Sunday hours, open •
a, wl to 11 p. m. Classified adverttse
■tsts will be received up to that time.
Advsrtlsemer] ta under the bead of Lost.
Feoad. For Hale. For Rent and Situations
Wasted will be Inserted at the rate of 1
Mat * word each insertion. Payment al
mn in advance No advertisement re-
Mfeal for less than 21 cents.
ADVERTISERS - Changes for adver
gseßMßts in the Sundsy Post-Intelllgencer
JStee furnished by I o'clock Saturday.
Advertisements will be received at
Iraadi offices of the Poat-lntellUencer:
TACOMA BL'REAU-No. US Pacific
CMMM. L. A Harrison.
EVERETTP K. Lewis.
fPOKANE— Branch office. Traders* block.
H Riverside avenue; telephone 422. J. O.
fenrann Manager.
PORT TOWNBEND-Wm. A. PfelfTcr.
BELLING 11AM BAY— Near Whatcom.
fititr Ellis. Manager.
OLTMPIA— Main street. Q. C. Win-
SUAMy. Agent.
VICTORIA. B. C.-George Marsden.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office;
A. M. 11. N. T N.
AH iJ. D. T M.
A. V. K. Q. T. P.
lIC. K. V. T X.
S. ». if.. K. T C.
B B | L V H.
B. A. M D. U. M.
B V. M L. IV. K.
C R. M K. |V. O.
C W. N II IV. Q.
Cash N E IV. It.
C. X. N. X. Wugon.
D. W. N F W L.
K 21. N 8 W. O.
F. E. o. F. W N
r. w. o. o. w. F.
F K jO. J. X. R.
F. A. O. IX. P.
Oee. Thos. P N. X. O.
0 R H. P. H. T. T.
m. w. to r». t. P.
H V R Y. Y. L.
H N R. L. Y. C.
H Y. S. J. IT. F.
H T. B L. 'Z M.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARCANA Lodge, No. 87. F and A. X ,
"*au Moood aad lourik Moaday aaeb
KiriOIMKJIT WAJITKD-MAIJE
WANTlD—EmuloyiT i nt : man, aged
8, coumerHal training; flrat cla» refor
•ncm, eight year*' experience in bank;
•uerlenced i>re*a agent and advertising.
Addres* K. 1., care Poat-Intelligent* r.
ALL KINDS of fine machinery and In
struments made »»ml repaired: also pat
tern and experimental work. for invent -
orf. H. Wagner, room iS Sullivan build
ing.
V ANTED-Hilualton by an experienced
' you*t man; four languages;
Wh» po*tlor as Klondike outfitter. Ad
dree* Q, 2i cart I'ost-Imelllgencer.
WANTED Hat and furnishing talesman
from New York want.* work: age. 23;
reedy, not afra-4 ot work. Address S .
ear* Post-lnteilig <-iu er.
YOL'N'ti MAN. tJ < Englishman.), wants re
sectable aituv.ion; smart, intelligent,
K afraid of work Add re** C. 21 care
t-Intelligencrr
WANTED-Sltuatlon by Japanese bov as
Jkwin oook or wait on tab!* or housr.-
*Mk Addtwi- J 1. rare of Foai-Inte*-
BfWcer.
W4KTCI>~ IV.rtion u-t bookkeeper, iii
w* or shipping clerk: lii*he*t refer
•"eaa. Address M„ care Poat-lnjel'i-
WAMTKD Position as window
•jsa #*!> sman; gno-1 references. Address
■ I, rare Bo»'.-Intelligenear.
WANTED Bartender wants p.sHion;
•trtPj.r, *,-od < \;iei >i--e. Add re a
Janß*** i 2! T* ,#i* r way, city.
WANTED Flr*t-» s.t«« A 1 barS*er w.inra
i|or.'lor Ailjrr-a J. a care IVst-lntel
HCt.l* H Ull.ll-i |.\m.E
the "U, K." BOX for
ft*# him yout classified advar;!*•<*-
•eot; ike l'tt»t-Intet!lfenc«r will pay
jar : iger H 4 r«a lc i word. or
**■* * Una i>«i montn.
• v MlesJady; clo.k
•i**a<l>, >„!*;• er ard typewrite!-.
*- drfwuoaak r, waUte**; cook,
,h0 ? K,f 1 idle# Aisorlii
tioa, j» N> w York block.
? hirt finisher and eapert-
Afj-.ly .It tjjfen City
tarn,in p. lU . . a r:k..
J?'"' dr»«-maklna;
T * r ladles- Tallor
»'■« Third avf nue.
*AKTED- n.;»ir, w w man for perma
c£r*r Co ° r ™ V#ndom# hotel.
V W «^J KI ', * *f ! * r ' for «»T. -ral hou*-
jSSaon
•> rk \-
R£i ,JOR * UH MUlur »v« , na' ovrr.er
l • rt> g -r i ,i„.
*ork r.»»n Xrw York
*VrT£r. ,' : ' general 'ious«*r.-k:
'' il rl *♦ - 1 - *>U K«iat Ktr.
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UK I.l* WtRTED-X&LK.
WAXTED-Oaort Industrious men to oper
ate the Op l . !graph M .via* Picture M v
chines, the Klondike ITiastra'ed Enter
lalniaent outfits, and the Graphophcne
TaJnVij; Machitwn» enow :r.««Tj to the pui>-
! c and look after tne advertising. No so-
Ulg *rfj no previous expiries'e neces
sary. Easy work. steady employment,
Sood pay. For fuli particular* address
ears, Roeouck & Company. <lnc.j, Chi
cago, tu.
WANTED—M tg\ lantern and stereonti
«>ti le< -turer* and exhibitors to know that
the Optlgrapn M oving Picture Machine
Is the b®st on t ie market Sc.d can be at
t&ched to any matc c lant»rn or stereop
tfrton. The greatest entertainment fea
ture ever Introduced. Price of machine
on!y J35.10. Film* for animated picture*
H'*» each and up. For full particulars
ifJdrew Beam. Roet>uck * Co., Chicago,
111.
WANTED—Three good men in Seattle end
a f*w In other parts of the state to take
orders for our made to order men's suits
st USO to IU. Good pay and steady work
to the right men No experience neces
sary. Address American Woolen Mills
Company-. Cnlcago
AT CRAWFORD'S. 1W Main street; tele
phone Black 1,17»; 25 men to work on
railroad in Montana and losho. free
pasa, ah.p today, hook tender; edger
man; man to naul up logs m mill: S mill
men. marine engineer.
WANTED—A younj? man to do general
work around a store, and who can drive
horse and a agon; must also be able to
read and *rlte the English language
fluently; reference required. Address
A. B r.. rare Post-Intelllgencer.
WANTED—Clothing salesman; furniture
salesman; dry goods salesman; cook;
baking powder salesman; gror-ery sales
man; must be experienced; other posi
tions. Clerk# Av*x iation. 4» New York
block.
WANTED—The public to know that the
Succev.s Restaurant serves the best
meals, with wine. 15c. In the cltr. Co
lumbia and Third avenue, one-half block
from the postoffice.
WANTED—Experienced adv. solicitor;
none but thos»e experienced need apply.
* "all between 10 and 11 a. m. Thursday.
Church's Adv. Agency, 62 Dexter Horton
Bank building.
WANTED—A ilrst-clafes cloak .salesman;
rou't lx- Rood window dresser. Apply,
r.tating experience and salary expected,
to H Y., care rt>st-liitellisvncer.
130 A WEEK and expenses paid men to
tell cigars on tiros; experience unneces
sary. The W. L. Kiine Co.. St. Louis.
WANTED—Young man for tho secret ser
vice; experbnt-e unnecessary; inclose
stamp. 411 Rookery building, Spokane.
WANTED—Kirst-clas.< mattrvss m.'ikor;
none but experienced man nevd appiy.
Frederick, Nelson & Munro.
HIGHEST PRICES paid foi men s cast
off clotriir.g Call or sddreaa Witten
berg, 114 West Main.
WAN i ED—Good salesman; have tne arti
cle that will sell; big money. Call st>s
New York building.
WANTED— Fltters-up on steel boats at
Copp Beat Yards, foot of Wall street.
Railroad avenue.
WANTED—Two energetic men of aood
address can find employment at 1106 Sec
ond avenue. •
WANTED—Rockmcn; skillful power drill
runners. Call Saturday. 519 Washington
block.
WANTED—Carpenters and machinists, at
Griffin Wheel Co., South Tacoma. Wash.
WANTED—First claa® lathe nands.
Olympic Iron Works. Tacoma.
WANTED- First-class coat and pantr
makers. 212 Cherry street.
WANTED-Boys at A. D. T. offic*. 701
First avenue.
ESTATE.
VOR Bdlilß fcW>l{ honst! C'heap, by ■.«:)-
er: c-lose to business center; easy terms.
Inquire S2O Washington atr»et.
FOR SALE Furniture of a six-room cot
titßC cnt-ap. Rfnt reasonable. T2."> Pike
street.
WA*TKD— ROAHOICaS.
WANTED- Table by meal or
week; best meals In Seattle; 6 o'clock
dinners; also fine furnished rooms.
IC3 Fourth tvenue, near Bike street.
FLRNISHED room", w.'h board. 1200
Marion s»treet.
W.U TED— MIStELI.A>EOHL
STENOGRAPHER owning typewriter
wciiM I!kdo«k ro »n In office, u ith jrl v
ii of ;eU phon.. in exchange f>r work,
t'r will rent. Address C-, cans Pos'.-lntei
ligenctr.
HIGHEST t*i; paid for all kin.ln of
second-h:md furniture in any quantity,
laquire vf B1 kerf on * l>eyitt, aoo
tf.»r.eer« i;!_■ avenue. Telephone,
P:k.» 101.
WANTED Flvi hundred tons of freight
at tea- • ible ru on >!< r ury for Skag
vmy i •! I»vt , ! ng March" 20th. S6at
tl" <"li -tier Line Arlington dock.
FOR SALE $V>; fwrni'ure fpr housekoep
i: *. ■ -• »o'Hn ht use. one year's lease;
city w.w r. rent St per month 417 Twen
ty-,<fond avenue »outii.
fcEATTI.E MESSENGER CO.. 614 Second,
wants to deitv r your packages, prom.i;
s met guaranteed; ring O. K. box or
'phone Main lad
\N AN I ED- To buy all k'nds of furnlt'irc
earptfta, stoves-. t>e<ldlm«. houselmld
cooil.-. etc., at Tht:\i a\onue. cornet
t'nlon
WANTEI' To jn.V'-'t in tr fn-»portatl. rt or
merchandise. Addr< *s with full partic
ulars. Ca*h. care Post-lntell:gencer. "
\\ ANTED—A dentist at M Mint \'ernon,
3ks*it county. Wash. Address D., care
Post-Intelligencer.
VANT F l>—Owner nf strong te.ima to t.Tke
steady rontraot to haul shUiKle bolts.
•y«> Ba!!» y block.
WANTED-A tiOo v ! mining proposition;
drVtlQlwr; nr.J !«.»> :.g A :,lr?-s Z. care
Po*t-InteUi#e!.cer.
ANTED -T» n «• -l -nt'l vard
tru. ks. Bailey building.
WANTED-A pus Jo* pup. at mi Ye#»er
way.
W A\TED—SF.CO\D-Hl*D CLOTHIXG.
liiUittCST CASH PKIC& paid for ladiea'
and eeoUemen » cast-off clothing The
Bel'. aU Second jvyrj* south
WAITED—TO KFAT.
\\ \\TK!» Rv >!.!!■!•< elderly centieman
»?< >.-her» furnished in jnviite
fitr.lj. <;»rm »n preferred. Addrees K.
il hwt-IntdHrt ueir.
V> \N lED To r»'r». >mj' 'ir .>hed hou»e
-o c*r Uf.r. n<> cn.idrer. Ad
dr. •>» V.. urr Pt»tdnt*Ui(*iKvr.
WANTSD TO RKNT—VmHMI house
mx room*. < are guaranteed. Address
X > car# Pv*t-lr!t*ltt*en er.
W VNTKD—Foiir-'oom -ottage plain v
• -• - • f>r h«m«ek"-;<!"C Address V
O mv pivst-Intelligencer
Wanted > - -j NMI. rood*
eo iM b« etored on upper floor. Addresa
•• P—t-inteUlf arar.
; Si-"IAN w n: - r .ft oe we"
•r rrv.ft s»orx Address Y rare IH*»t
trte!' f pinrr.
WVN i . r. ■ • L T i h»-use tn sat.
if o •). A<: . .-s E. Si, .are p.w-
WANTKD T c\ r- e f"rni«!'ed hv ;»*>k
r >!»..« Apply recn; SIS Bai
ley hSt:\iif,g.
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIOENC ER. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, Im.
FOB RERT—ROOMS.
FOR RENT—An elegant extra large fur
nished front room; bay window and al
cove; furnace heat; suitable for two or
three; references. 33 Seventh avenue
sooth.
_ THE BROKSOX.
M 5 First avenue; elegantly newly fur*
nlshed rooms; day or week; all modern
Improvements; elevator; fireproof build
ing-
RING THE "O. K. * BOX for messenger
and give hin. your classified advertise
ment; the Post-Intelligencer will pay
for messenger. Rates lc * word, or
faJ* a line a month.
FOR RENT—Elegantly furnished rooms;
HO and upward; transient, fl, baths;
•team heat. Hotel Ferguson. Front and
Seneca. Mrs. Ferguson, proprietress.
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms for
iady for light housekeeping. In private
family; low terms to right party. Ad
dreas H. a. care Post-Intelligencer.
FOR RENT-Large front room, with
alcove; excellent location; two minutes'
walk from postofllce; gentlemen only.
Inquire at No. 115 Cherry street.
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms,
suitable for three; seven minutes' walk
from the Post-Intelligencer, references.
MS Alder
FOR RENT—A very desireals furnished
room, for one or two gentlemen; also
one small room. 1314 Sixteenth avenue.
FOR RENT—Pleasant front room, with
use or bath; suitable for one or two gen
tlemen 912 Fifth avenue.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. Hotel Ab
bott. corner Third avenue and Pike
street; by day or week.
FOR RENT—A suite of desirable fur
nished rooms for housekeeping, close In.
80ft Washington street.
FOR SALE—Furnished room house filled
with roomers, block from PostofTice. 800
Fourth avenue.
FURBISHED or unfurnished fiat, bed
room. parlor 304 Sixteenth, four blocks
north Madison.
FOR RENT—N.cely furnished room, 523
Columbia street, three blocks above
postofllce.
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms.
lt»2it Terry avenue, between Stewart and
Virginia.
F< »K RENT—Three unfurnished rooms at
the Rainier, Fifth avenue, corner Co
lumbia.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 614 Ninth
avenue.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms at 1209 Sec
ond avenue. Maltland house; refur
nished.
FOR RENT—Two newly furnished front
rooms, including bath. 152t> Fourth av
enue.
HOTEL VENDOME, 1315 First avenue.
First-class rooms by the day or week.
FOR RENT-Furnished room for one or
two gentlemen. 520 Maynard avenue.
ELEGANT furnished rooms over Quy'a
drug store. Second avenue.
ELEGANTLY furnished room* Weed
house. 1406 First avenue.
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms.
21M Fourth avenue.
FOR RENT—Four unfurnished rooms at
1423 Fifth avenue.
THE COSMOS—Furnished rooms. 813 Sec
ond avenue.
R00M5—42.60 week. Hotel Albemarle,
216 Spring.
FOR RENT—Furnished room. 22 Union
block.
FOR RKNT-HOtSCS.
FOR RENT—Modem six-roomed house,
furnished; good location. Corner First
avenue north and Mercer street: No. 105.
FOR RENT—House 5 rooms, close to post
office; furniture for sale at bargain.
More*n'a Exchange, 302 New York block.
FOR RENT—«-room house; also 5-room
house; furniture for sale. A. Prltchard,
River Park.
FOR RENT—Six-room house; modern
eight-room house. Jordan & Palmer,
Colonial block.
FOR RENT—Houses and cottages; all Id
eations. VTro. P. Harper, Dexter Hor:oa
bank buiiJin®.
HOUSES. STORKS ard flats. Pioneer
Rent and Collection Company, s Rox
wel) block.
FOR RENT—First-class 8-room house;
modern. 301 Burke block.
FOR RENT- Furnished housi. Charles F
Patterson. 1015 Columbia.
FOR RENT Houses. Wm. N. Redfleld
Nfw York block.
FOR RENT—House, 506 Thomas street -
sl3.
yon RKVT—STORES.
FOR RENT—Modern brick hotel building
of lli rooms; situated on good corner;
was iiul!: for flr.<t-cl <«s hotel, and should
do leading bvweiess with proj>er manage
ment. John Davis A Co., "<39 Second ava.
FOR RENT Large storeroom and three
fuli-sise ba>*rrtents brick building good
locution; low insurance. Apply Edmund
Rowd» n. Horton bank building.
FOR RKXT-fIKKIfEI
FoR RENT—Space for transportation or
ticket office. In very best location. Ad
dress R. Y.. care Poet-Intelligencer.
FOH RENT—Office: furniture for sale*
roll top desk, chairs, etc. Address Y 0.,
• •are Post-1 nteiltgeneer.
FOR RKNT-Part 0 f ofTi.e; de«k and
chair* for >ale. S Sullivan Work.
ROOMS i.VU BOARD.
ROOM AND BOARD for two gentlemen
ran be had at 1534 Strand avenue corner
line. Urge r«x>tn. well furnished, fl v e
mlnut-*' «a*y walk from the postoffice.
FOR RENT—Front room, with board
tuuabl* for party of three gentlemen'
two blocks from postoffice. No. 2is Ma
rlon street.
PI.EA9ANT furnt*h«d room, with board
private famttv; reasonable. Mr*. Troup'
Sis Twenty-rtrst twmw.
FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms with
board; terms reasonable, sio James
street.
FIRST-CLASS tabla board; home cook
injj. JW James.
ROOMS AND BOARD- W Fifth avenue
KOH 5> %LE— IIOISCS.
W J* sKI.L THKM— bo■.* from
Wm up to *3.500. Sims aplendld bar* itns
In »ikv>n#; also snaj»s tn urb.r shops.
r» «taurants ■\e .r sut; :* ind an t > v.» r
stsnd for t-V W. J. Pickettng room .<»>
I*. ~«>r building
P">R j» xi. c. —t-odts' gr hmt« ?t ro.-ms r* »>
In . '.rf Mo. k. beat furnished vr *ii
h n !?• attle fW; S* rooms J. »•
aii Mjrgan's Exchang*- j.. Xtw
York bK> k.
• ;IN ; H *>rsKß-iv ».
rla.'e of 11 routw; ck* in; tnuat sell .t:
.nor k>w W, J. Pickering roc-oi
>•» F:at»e*r buSUin#
FOR SM.K l>Hl*.r.K new y ♦<jr-
Dtabed. tn irood location. Fir part .iart
Sr.. .:re .»f Fredertv k. Nelson & Mußro
Rulto block
bX>R 6A1.&-W e have lodning how»< »rd
ho: 's of ad staes «nd at a ! l nrtces
SMU * Winn, ma New Yerk bleak.
Bt SIMCM CHANCES.
WE SELL BARGAINS.
For Sale—#2.(«W buys lodging house: -6
rooms; doing fine business, on a busy
street. Ziehi & Warren, «81 New Y«-rk
Wock. .
To ~11 your business for a good price, list
it with Ziehi 4 Warren.
For Sate—sl,oo9. $1 y». t2.i'*>. We have
froeetjr stores to sell at these prices.
Ziehi k Warren, 801 New York block.
For Sale— sl,7oo buy# lodging house; 37
roods; lease ss<>. Ziehi & Warren, 601
New York block.
For Sa'e—sl,oW buys corner grocery; sales
run |S0») a monih. rent $lO. Ziehi A War
ren. 301 New York block.
For Sale— s3.a"o buys half interest In a
very profitable business; profits last
month $890; this month will t»e more.
Ziehi £ Warren, 601 New York block.
For Sale—s2,ooo buys hotel; 5© rooms. Zlehl
A Warren. 801 New York block.
FOR SALE—A first-class restaurant: cen
ter of business, cheap rent. Mayer
Realty Co., 33, 34. 33 Union block.
FOR SALE —A 50-room lodging house;
Sood location. Mayer Realty Co.. 33. 54,
> Union block.
FOR BALE— A 25-room lodging house;
r>d location. Mayer Realty Co.. 33, 34,
Union block.
FOR SALE—A IK-room lo<lging house:
well furnished; First avenue. Mayer
Realty Co., 33, 34. 35 Union block.
FOR SALE—A 26-room lodging house;
Second avenue. Mayer Realty Co., 33.
34. 33 Union biock.
FOR corner saloon; center of
business. Mayer Realty Co.. 33, 34, 35
Union block.
FOR SALE—A first-class saloon; one of
the best in the city. See Mayer Realty
Co., 33, 34, 35 Union block.
FOR SALE—A home bakery; doing a good
business; cheap and easy terms. See
Mayer Realty Co., 33. 34. 35 Union block.
WE HAVE all kinds of businesses for sale.
Mayer Realty Co., 33. 34. 35 Union block.
FOR SALE—Sbingie mill complete;
equipped with double block Challoner
mach.ne, knee bolter; 809,000 capacity
dry kiln; iW-horse power boilers: 6a
horse power engine, shafting, belting,
double knot saws, packers, etc., etc.
For further particulars inquire of Wash
ington Machinery Depot, 1924 Paciuo
avenue, Tacoma, Wash.
WE ARE IN POSITION to Interest you In
any kind of speculations: Real estate,
exchanges, stocks, bonds, mortgages,
manufacturing, wholesale, retail, job
bing business chances. coal and gold
mines, designs, trademarks, copyright*,
patents. Seattle Brokerage Co., rooms
22-23 Safe Deposit Block.
WE HAVE responsible client chartering
vessel for Copper river and St. Michael:
wants good business man with SSOO to
SI,OOO to join him on charter; freight and
passengers enough in sight to guarantee
profit before vessel leaves wharf. Louis
A. Rexford & Co.. 515 Bailey block.
$550 TAKES quarter Interest in staunch
A 1 schooner we are chartering for Cop
per river; three-quarters takt n by thor
oughly, responsible parties. Passengers
and freight enough in sight to guaran
tee handsome profits. Louis A. Rex
ford & Co., 515 Bailey building.
FOR SALE- Stock of dry goods and men's
furnishings. Good location. Must be
sold at once. Owner will sacrifice on ac
count "of other interests. An excellent
chance to get into business. No agents.
Address V\ ~ this office.
FOR SALE—We have lodging houses of
Vrtrll situated; cigar stands ind
restaurants; If vou want to go into busi
ness, see us before you invest. Shaw &
Weidmar., 1400 Third avenue, corner
Union.
PARTY with K.OOO can buy well establish
ed first-class business, earning sf/X)
monthly and increasing; will stand clos
est investigation; good reason for selling.
Address "6000," care Post-Intelligencer.
FOR SALE—Fruit stands. $l9O up; restau
nmts. $225 up; lodging houses, $2«•"» up;
'»lC"%eries. ssoo up; we can give you sreat
SsMps in any of the above. Room 7 P-1
block.
QOOD CHANCE for active man: half-in
terest in good-paying business, small
capital required. Ireland & Co., 4W
Washington block.
WANTED—Good cook with some money,
as partner in restaurant; have i splen
did business. Write L 21. Post-Intelli
gencer.
FOR SALE Hotel; bu-iness center; nice
ciff.ee on ground floor; a snap; account
of ill-heilth. Address V. y., care of
Post-Intelligencer.
$36»» BUYS a real neat little restaurant;
seating capacity 44: easily lucre sc<l to
#•; good range and everything eomp*. te
€1 Hinckley block.
$3*W BI'YS rie.it, paying iagar anil tobacco
store; daily receipts average about J; >;
cheap rent; in sporting localltv. »;i
Hinckley block.
FOR SALE Lodging house, newly fur
nished in good location. For particulars
inquire of Frederick. Nelson & Munro.
Rfalto block.
INVESTIGATE at one . we wa::t a party
with ssuo cash for laundry busine s. cut
on W. J. Pickering, room 206 Pionn»r
building.
J4on INVESTED in mv busines- will net
you $1'«» n> nthly. Fullest investigation
solicited. Address X. Post-Intelligencer.
FOR SALE—The best restaurant In the
city, clearing S2O j*er day; cheap rent
Ireland & Co . 4iM Washington bio. k
WE HAVE FOR SALE saloons. restau
ranta cigar stands and ojster housea
Ireland 4t Co., 4u4 Washington block.
FOR SALE—Office furniture; roll top de«k
•lairs. > arpvt. umbrella stand <=t<\ Ad
dr»»s» X. N.. care Post-intelligencer.
FOR SALE—One of the best saloons in the
city; doing good bu»iness; a snap, ire
land U Co.. 404 Washlnirton block
FOB SAID- I7,V>V Half in?- r»»-<t in a fir«t
--i lass hotel building, df«inblv locate*!
Carralier, 4"4 Bailey building.
FOR KENT The theater; or
lease fir >-:»!«*• Inquire of K. ti. Friend
Z:i sk uth second.-
FOH BAL.E—Grocery «■? re: «plendld loca
tion. and doing big business. Bailey
building.
KOR SALE OH RENT—MiIk ranch; 30
cows. Address C. N , cars Post-Intelll
gsncsr
LOST.
I>DST"f2S reward: diamond. If th* lady
or gentleman who *«-nt me a letter re-
Ksrdi'ig ab->\» will pl»M«e send m* «om*
address so I can t xpLim more fully by
letter and greatly oblige K. Mycr.
IA >ST A ;«uir
«n Ma* son. !*-iw»-»»n S.--ond and N nth
ivenues.. Kinder will picas*: leave at
th> oft r» r>».;rd.
FOKD.
liAKti VINS IN WATCHES f. imonJi,
rauKcal instrument» *:r ; highest pr»c«
paid tor ■< d gold su i a.iver. liaci* Jem
Lo.. a Ufti.e. iIT Second.
1-OMh N LOAN OFFICE- V i , d n«i
en valuable*. watcht*. dumoniii, tind
jewelry. l-> Second avenua «outh.
i \ Cl RT A IN* Firs*
Mr- "f
HOTKL*.
HOTEL IMPERIAL correr w orJ ave
r. Ie a id »tre t. r < * .- rurm*hed
It; <Bem improvement*, roorr- by uay
a ■ n :it-. . ■ ■ rv! v ■ i, ..
ASS AVER AM) CHEMI«T.
JMUiaox. Assayer. 412 Sul Nit. I k uidg.
FOR SALE—REAL KST4TK.
REAL ESTATE bought. sold or exehang
ro; rtJKwnct and business, city property,
ranches. timber lands, acreage property,
business charces. equities. The real es
tate man. Madigan. aO7 New York blocl;
$15«» INVESTED enables you to join en
terprise now yielding 159 per cent,
monthly; no stock or Klondike scheme:
safe. practical success. David Sioane,
11§ St. Paui street, Baltimore, Md.
LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason and
Thurston counties; excellent fruit land
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms; favorable terms. Tacoma Mill
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
FOR SALE—The Holyoke block. GrtfTUh
block and other foreclosed city property
and farms. Cheap, and easy payments.
James Both well. Ixjans and insurance. 3
Boston block. Telephone.
LARRIB CAIN, Jt Hinckley block general
real estate busineas: cares for pronerty
for non-residents; taxes paid. Now Is
the time to list vour property.
FOR SALE—On easy terms: splendid stock
and fruit ranch In Douglas county, plentv
good range: timber and water: SI.2W. Ad
dress.N. H., care Post-Intelligencer.
FOR SALE—Valuable residence propertv,
corner Terrace street and Ninth avenue:
house and two lots; fine improvements.
Inquire at 417 Pioneer block.
*UK SAL*-By receiver of Merchants' Na
tional bank. 319 Washington building,
lots and acres, city, suburban and coun
ty. at bargain prices.
FOR SALE-<1,..i0 buys 10-acre fruit traet*
close in; will produce $1,0*9 worth of fruit
this year: easy terms. Ziehi tt Warren.
#Ol New York block.
FOR SALE— New house; eight rooms
well furnished; lot «?xroo. Inquire Se
attle Soap Co.. University and West.
FOR SALE—By owner, one small cottage
in city: also 163 acres of wheat land. Ad
dress 3008 East Spruce street. Seattle.
FOR PROMPT ATTENTION and quick
sales, list your property with Herrman
& Herrman. 405 New York block.
FOR SALE—S7,SOO Half interest In a flrst
elasa hotel building, desirably located.
Carraher, 404 Bailey building.
FUR SALE—Six-room house. 623 Twenty
sixth avenue south; liberal terms. Fred
erick. Nelson & Munro.
LLEWELLYN & WARD. 120 Marion, gen
eral real estate and rental agents; list
property with us.
FOR SALE—Five-room house; lot. <30x120-
421 Pontius: liberal terms. Frederick'
Nelson & Munro.
LIST vour stocks and real estate with us
for sale. Herrman & Herrman, 405 New
York block.
FOR SALE—The. Seattle National Bank
building. Inquire room 600. S. M. Pres
ton.
FOR SALE—S6O acres best quality coal
land. F. M. Guye, 1215 Third avenue.
REAL ESTATE and timber lands. Dorr
«fc Co.. mom A. Bailey building
FOR SALG-ttHCBLUMiiOII.
FOR SALE--A ten-gallon keg at car load
prices: Bourbon whisky. 85 proof. $16.30;
Mcßrayer 100 proof whisky. 5 years old,
$22; Jamaica rum. $16.80; Hollund gin.
$15.80; blackberry brandy, SU.SO; genuine
ft ape brandv, 100 proof. 2 years old. $22;
years, $24.a0; A 1 port, sherry, angelica
or rhinp wine, 2 years old. $6.50; 4 years,
$7.50; 6 years. $8.60: Burgundy claret, $5.26;
cooperage free. The Standard Liquor Co.,
<2B Market St., San Francisco, CaL It
pays to buy for cash.
1,000 PATR3 army cavalry trousers, strict
ly all wool, double thick over scat and
ri wn lei?, for workmen or any one; noth
iriK will last you half so long and give
you better satisfaction; $2.75 a pair. 1217
First avenue.
FOR SALE—One latest improved Chal
loner single-block, power feed shingle
machine: a bargain. Cawston & Co., 304
First avenue south. Seattle. Wash.
FOR SALE— Lodging, house, newly fur
nished, in good location. For particulars
inquire of Frederick, Nelson & Munro.
Rlalto block.
FOR SALE—Small steamer; a bargain:
just right for prospecting party; west of
Kerry's lumber mill. Owner on boat.
FOR SALE—Ten tons %x 7 boat spikes,
very cheap. Apply to J. N. Harney.
Oak street dock. Portland. Or.
FOR SALE—One bedroom set, 32 yards
carpet, five chairs at your own price.
Sl7 Howell, corner Ninth.
FOR SALE—A heavy lawn roller, cheap.
Wittier. Melrose and John streets, near
Denny way.
STANDARD 2-year-old ros.-s, JJ.OO dozen.
Wittier, Melroso and John street*, near
Denny way.
FOR SALE— Double desk, cheap. The Se
at:!' Trading Company, 111 Occidental
avenue.
FOR SALE—Large fireproof safe; good as
new. Wm. H. Finck, Jeweler, Sl6 Second
avenue.
FOIt SALE Kin* !><r ?i\tur*« <nd pool
table, cheap; at First avenue.
FOR SALE Half Jersey cow. 217 Thirty
first avenue.
i'QR SAI.K S'oanih-.at, IT Colonial block
I'EHSOJAL.
HOW T«» BECOME \ V'YPV'iTtST by
t: • qui -kest method and to exert a
magic influence over everything in this
world and to cure diseases and bad
habits. Full information sent free by
Prof. Uerin. Masonic Temple, Decatur,
111.
A LADY wishes to join a party going to
Dawson or Circle City, where there Is
a man and his Wife in the party, that
<sbe may have the benefit of ihelr social
protection. Address D 1, care Post-
Intelligrncer.
RING THE "O. K." BOX for messenger
arid give him your classtned advertlse
tnent; the Post-lntMligtincer wtll pa*
for mesjwnger. Rates Xc m word. or
$1.50 a line * month.
GENTLEMAN of who was thre«
Vf-arx in Alaska. desires acquaintance of
iady of some means: obJ>y>t, matrimony,
or partner to go north. G 1, care Rout-
Intelligencer.
IKKTH FILLED Without pain; imal<an
tidings. soc and SI. gold fi lings, f l.jO up;
extracting. 50c. Dr. Baksr. dsn list.
Rooms 42-M Sullivan block.
YoFNG gentleman desire* the
an.> of young lady; musical and mng<*r
preferred; object company; if suitable,
marriage. C L Post-fntelUs**icer
FOR SALE—Lodging house. n*wly fur
nished in arood location For particulars
ir tuire of Frederick. Nelson 4k Munro.
Rialto block.
MANDOLINS, violin*. guitars; clearing
se'e; below cost; pianos. organs, bar
gains. Wm Martina SOB Second.
HAI tU>KESSI N<Manufacturer h-
Iriis. t'nting. Colonial block, Columbia
and Second avenue. Room I.
BICYCLE Gauntlet Glove. at Just half
» at thev cct to manufacture; £"*; a
pair at 1-1" First avenue.
.j,r;K AND RANGE REPAIRS, ail
kinds. 41 vJ Yesler avenue.
sPA.NGENBERO grinds and Mils cutler jr.
. *»»
._ - s • -
MItTRLLiSBOia.
4 p RANDALL & CO.. carpenter*. )06-
b*rs: gtaimg; scr«*«na windows and
doors i«,epat>r.a. Green U*. 2A Spring
street.
'.AROE sv.-i Mk office desk for rert
('heap?. Apply «t 1.& Nineteenth ave
nue.
STORAGE—Shaw & Weideman. i*oO
Third avenue.
rnA<vcuk
LIBERAL ADVANCES on valuables—
*\ atches. diamonds and warrants at low
rates. Unci* Joe Loan Office. M 7 Second.
- Mutual Benefit Life
loans .T.or.c.i tfuil value) on its policies.
Argus W. Young. 11$ Washington block.
STATE. COUNTY AND SCHOOL WAR
rants and bonds bought and sold. Dorr
& Co.. room A, Bailey building.
TO LOAN-SI,OOP. two. $250 on approved
city p-operty. Wm. P. Harper. Dexter
Horton Bank building.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Ltd —Robert J. FUCer. Agent, -mm Bauey
buiiding.
TO LOAN—S3,OOO. $5 OOP. f6.0» private
money on first-class city property. <305
Bailey.
THE THOMAS INVESTMENT CO..
Smith block; mortgage loans and fir* in
surance.
HERBERT B UPPER makes loans oa
farms and timber land. 12 Scheuerman
block.
WARRANTS bought an J sold. W«n. D.
Perkins A Co.. 301 New York block. 3e
attta
JAMES BOTHWELL. loans and insur
ance. 38 Boston clock; telephone. Mala
ML
TO LOAN—S4,OOO. SI.DOO. $1.3». at S per
cent. Groli & Dam us. 106 Madison street.
EDMUND BOWDEN. financial agent.
Horton Bank building.
CHATTEL LOANS, furniture, etc. 12
Olympic building.
WARRANTS, loans. Parker A Co.. New
York block.
COLLATERAL BANK—Money loan ad.
105 Cherry.
MONEY TO LOAN-F. J, Foster. Colo
nlal block.
SSOO TO LOAN on Inside property. F. M.
Jordan.
VALENTINB SCRIP for sale. S3 Bo*ton
• block.
LOANS—Mrs. Patrick. 704 New York
block.
LOANS—Brown. II!* Washington Nilidl
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COMPOSITION—We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade nay meas
ure) in Nonpareil. Minon. Brevier And
LonK Primer. Satisfaction
Call or address Seti
tle.
SPKCiAL INFORMATION
manufacturers, business houses find
public men by the Press Clipping Hu
rtau (Allen's), room 13 McKay building,
Portland. Or.
ATTORXEYS-AT-LAW.
FRED H. PETERSON, attorney and
counselor. Rooms 1-3 Olympic block.
PRATT A RIDDLE, attorneys at law
Rooms Bailey building.
STRUVE. ALLEN, HUGHES A Mc-
Micken. Bailey building.
ANDREW F. BURLEIGH, attorney at
law. !2& Burke building.
HUMPHRIES. HUMPHREY A EDSEN.
Occidental block.
RALPH SIMON. 313 Seattle National bank
building.
W. D. LAMBUTH. Seattle National Bank
building.
MILO A. ROOT. 10-14 Roxwell building.
M. M. MADIGAN. SO7 New York Mock.
PATENTS AND DRAWING.
ADAMS. Colman block. Seattle, solicitor
of United States and Canadian patents.
Expert—Patent office, mechanical draw
ings and blue printing, trade marks
IN SL R A NCR.
ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, of
London— Organised 1808. Assets. 110,000-
«M. Firs losses promptly adjusted. Ed
mund Bowden. agent. Horton Bank build
ing.
CHARLES WATSON. Insurance. 301 New
York building. Telephone. Main 40S,
BURNS A ATKINSON, general insurance.
14 Boston block.
WATERHOUSE A BEACH. Insurance.
A. Colman building.
CALHOUN * CO.. general Insurance,
Olympic block.
RASER & FISKEN, Insurance. Ilaller
block.
CRAWFORD & CONOVER. New York
block.
BOOK BINDING.
PROGRESSIVE PR INTE RS—We have
recently added three ntw Job presses to
our already complete plant; the best
work is executed with new and modern
machinery: give us a call. Metropolitan
Printing and Binding Company, Dexter
Horton Bank building.
REMOVAL— F. Anthony, bookbinder, re
moved to Boston block, opposite postof
flce rooms 40. 41. 42. and would be
plea.--ed to see his old and new customers
as h»re*ofore.
EDI CATION AL.
ENGINEERING SCHOOL-Clvil, r!ect.
mining mech.. survey, afsay. archit..
metallurgy; est. I*b4. A. Van dcr Nall
len 933 Market. San t rancisco.
WILSON'S Modern Business College, new
Collins building; a good, reliable school,
liberally patronized. 'Phone. Main 416.
FRENCH AND SPANISH languages. F.
Constant and A. Bracons. 512 Washlng
ton building. First avenue.
MUSICAL.
PROF. KAUFFMAN, from Chicago—Pl
auo. violin and mandolin; b*st refer
ences; moderate terms. 310 Jarn»*s street
near Third avenue. Office hours, 11-o
a. m.. 2-3 p. m.
JENNIE tfI'M'HKNS. puptJ of r«iuous
Eastern teachers, piano and vocal in
struction. Hotyoke block.
ROSR C. MITCHELL, mandolin
* snd guitar, former)/ Instructor Illinois
v.iriil> college Holyoke block.
ELOCUTION.
ELOCUTION— Lissle Jay Richardson. «•
Fnurth avenne.
ART.
J KMIS M. ELLIOTT. artkK. XI Boston
Mock.
At CTIONKERS.
SHAW «t WEIDEMAN. general auction
eers. are now prepared to handb- all
classes of good* at public auction within
ne f ;ty or state, if you want to sell -our
good*, call on us before engaging ofier
auctioneer*. Salesrooms. 14W) Third ave-
Ig per I'nion
LANDSCAPE GARDNER.
LANDSCAPE GARDENING don" by ex
perienced man. Inquire at Woodland
fv t rk Flora» >'n . S >-
EGGS, I'Ol I. I HV. ETC.
E'JGS FOR HATCHING - Illustrated
cittalogue free. J. C. Chri*tian A Son.
Fort Townsend. Wi'L
DANCING ACADEMY.
ACKER'S Delsartian, dancing, baliet.
Ninth and Yesler.
STOVE REPAIRING.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. All
kind* U3» Third avenue.
BOAT BIILDCRS.
f, G. COPP. boat builder. Y*».er wr>»rf.
PHIMCIANS AND 81HUKOJI1
IXVT-rrR .VDRIEN MONOD. of the Fac
ulty of Medicine of Paris (France!, phy
ajf'an and surgeon. 6-i Bailey building.
Telephone Main 438. Residence, liU Sev
enteenth avenue. Kain.er 3.
DR FL EI SO H E R—Specialty. surgery.
K*nlto-urmar\ ar.u tenia ie uiMMS Of
flee. Washington block. 705 First avenue.
Seattle.
DR BERRY, rr. dual director nnd chief of
staff Quaker Medical «nd SuTßioa.l insti
tute.
DR. CAI.ROUN Starr-Boyd block. Tele
phone. M.i.n 33V.
DR. SARAH KENDALL. Hotyoke block.
Telephone. Green SSL
DR VESER, Washington block. Tele
phone. R«»d si.
DR. MILES. Bailey building. Telephone
Black SSL
DR CARROLL— Union block; telephone.
Main 44V
DR. LYONS. Removed to 41 Sullivan
block.
DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. » Roxwell build
ing
DENTISTS.
i>R H K SMITH. 11. 12. 13 and 14~Hinck--
ley. Telephone. Mala la; residence.
Main SC.
DR C. L. NELSON- Rertderee. lilt Third
avenue; office Collins block. Tel Red 1.341.
JOHN D WHITE. D D. S.. «Sb-€3i
Burke building. Telephone. Red 14*13.
G. W. BRAG DON. I>. D. S. Starr-Boyd
block. Telephone. Black S7l.
ALBERT J FORREST. Safe Deposit
building. Front street.
GEORGE E THOMPSON. D. D. &.
Burke ilock.
ALBIN & SMITH—TeI. Black 1.125. Sul
livan block.
D. I. BURKHART. D. 1). S. Third and
James.
OCULISTS AND AI'RISTS.
DR. A. R KIBBE. oculist, aurist and
physician for diseases of the throat: re
moved to rooms 32H-327 Ballev building,
corner Second and Cherry streets.
DR STILLSON. eye. ear nose and throat;
removed to No. 8 Hinckley.
fifiUlCAk
LADlES!—Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills (Diamond Brasd). are th«
best. Safe, Reliable. Take no other.
Sead 4c.. stamps, for particulars. "Relief
for Ladles," In letter by return mall. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co*
Phllndelphls.
CHIROPODISTS.
U ANN A,expert chiropodist. Parlors re
moved to Burke building; reception room
JS&j^l^ompetltorachallenKed^^^^^
MASSAGE.
EASTERN I*ADY gives massage, vapor
baths and electrical treatment; also
corns cured. Tlvrd Avenue house, 809
Third avenue. '
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. SLAYTON.
THE WORLDS GREATEST MEDIUM.
She recognizes none her superior: gives
advice on all affairs pertaining to this
life; reveals the future IN A DEAD
TRANCE; locate* mints and burled
treasure; SECURE AN EGYPTIAN
CHARM If you wish to have good luck,
health, happiness and wealth; It unites
the separated and causes speedy and
happy marriage with the one you love.
ALL FEMALE COM PI. A 'NTS and nrj
vate diseases PERMANENTLY CURED
or money refunded; perfect satisfaction,
guaranteed by mail; Inclose stamp for
circular for special terms.
MRS. DR. SLAYTON,
Sl3 Second avenue, Epler block, parlors
1 snd 2. Walk In. there are no signs. Of
fice hours, 10 to 3. Sundays, 10 to 12.
ISMAR THE GYPSY,
Nature's greatest living clairvoyant and
palmist. Lamar gives clear, honest and
truthful Information and advice on all
matters; tells you where to go to be suc
cessful; brings you good lurk and aucce«g
In your undertaking; tells If your friends
are true or false; warns you of coming
danger; gnUles you aright In all affairs
of life. Hours, 9 to 8. Parlors 1 and I
Shorev block, corner Third and Colum
bia. Half block from postofTlce.
RELIGION OF THE STARS-Mr. M. A.
Pottinßi-r. of Chicago, a teacher In oc
cult science, has secured the parlor of
the Unitarian church Sunday evening,;
March 13, Mr. Pottlnger explains the
laws governing In theosophy, spiritual
ism. divine science, mental science, etc.
Persons Interested along those lines will
be especially benefited. Admission 15
ce*Hs.
SPIRITUAL INSTITUTE Healing,
teaching and developing for m"dlum«hlp;
Dr Chesbrough, manager; Mrs. Cbes
brough, seer; readings dally; public cir
cles. Monday. Thursday. 8 p. m. Room 422
Seattle National bank building, Yesler
and Occidental.
MRS. E. EMETT, the South African me
dium. In her wonderful clairvoyant sight
reveals past, present md futur*. Con
sult h«*r Office Pioneer building, cor
ner James and First avenue.
MISS PERRY, seventh of a seven 1 h
daughter: greatest known palmist; planet
carl reader; do not f.«ll to see her. Room
64 Safe Deposit building. Take elevator.
MADAM ESPERANZA, clairvoyant Ufa
r ader, business advice. Kennebec block,
603 Yesler way, room 1.
PLEASE CALL and se« the wonderful
clairvoyant. Mrn> Francisco. 1416 Second
avenue, near Pike.
FLORANCE MARVIN predicted Klondike
strike. 614 I'lrst.
MISS A. WATKINS. 4?1 Pike Room 1.
PALMISTRY.
.NOTED SCIENTIFIC PA LM IST—M me.
Elliott, of Boston, can be se»-n on all af
fairs of life: reveals the past and pre
diets the future by the "tell-tale** hand.
It yo'i ar»> thinking of going to Alaska,
you should not fail to see the Msdame
and rind out If your riches lie in that
direction. Until March 11, Hotel Savoy,
fe2T» First
ticket brokers!!
RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS
—Tickets to and from all parts of th«
world at reduced rates; special rats* to
all Eastern and European points. C. K.
Tfrurtton IQfr Cherry street
MEIIKX«BR iervicb.
rTng THE "6. K." BOX for messenger*
Western Union and Great Northern tele
grams. hacks, gumeys. and express
wagons: <iuick service. Tel-phone. Mala
lid 614 Second. Branch Queen City
Laundry.
fr PEW BITERS-Try the new ball-bear
ing Densmore. new model CalSgraph of
new No. 4 Yost before purchasing a type
writer. Seattle Typewriter Escnaags.
F rst avenue 'Phone. Ma'n »6
ITMHREI.LA KKPAIRM6.
UMBRELLAS Manufactured, recovered
and repair**!: general rep« ring. ±ll i>
iurpM't street. Robeson Bros
ptAI.IO, WIRB .4M) IRON WORKS.
PACIFIC RAILING AND P LATINO
Works. 118 UnlojL
mkhchaxt TAILORS.
CHOY CHUNG CO.. 141". Second, between
Plko >nl I'nion Prices reduced.
ARCHITECTS.
T JOSF VM A NS. « rchitect. 4le-41< Pioneer.
n