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IS *rdar to w*an mnS taamttaa *f
sottoaa Umo* kaodiugi. tbo MM*
gaper. No ch«rga i* made tor suea ao>
OMTiI aott ca*. resolutions or atb*r
Spsrtal amioancements win bo charged
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MTUTRN. ROFR'FWTKHJ9CTCG> CO.
DEATHS **n Ft"*KR.%! *.
Johnson Seattle. Tuesday. Apr® t,
ML «t 9-M p. m.. at MS Nob Hill avcMM,
. andrew Johaaon. aged 54 yearn-
Tn* faaerai services will be held at 2
gf«tmk (Us aftornooa, from the family
I I HJf UPBIW ■ WOnCE-Tho only aa
tMW MrtCflf agent of tbo Po*t-la
mmummtWl. T Hawley. city eollectors
flf*7. A. Caibcart. K.T Haw Wry. J. L
Rawley, L. O MoGuir* and Araot Job*-
Ml. Postmasters everywhere are our
eeßis. ¥*r Smaey paly to these and to
<Hf ndH|t agent* to tbo various citie*
ft ■ umily
*3R ff V at; SunSiur hours. op*a I
a. gs. vll p. m. Cusdfi«4 advert Is*
wanted will be inserted at tho rauefl
sg/iTsfcsa *s<SiJssa[ »
•Bstahteir-'csst. to.
tteemeats la the Sunday Post-Intelh«encsc
SUMS be furnished by 1 o'clock Saturday.
JQTwrttsOmeats win be rsceived at
SAM&!(^£— SrsnSi Traders' block.
gynwrald* avenue; tolepboae 422. J. O.
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•jGETf NOTICES.
SELATTLK t'Ol'NClf.. No. 6. will mt't
this evenina in library. Masonic temple.
AS «»embers are earnestly requested to
be present. Important busines*.
J. N. PRATHEI4. T. 1. M.
EMIL BORIES. Heeoa^er.
FOR RENT -Our assembly hail. 1«» by »
feet; no pillar*: best dance ft;>or in the
northwest. Apply Wiloon'f Modern Busi-
WHj College New Collin*. Bhlg.
ARCANA Lodge. No. «J. F. and A. M-.
meet* aoooad gad xoortb Monday each
EMPLOYMENT WASTED—MALE.
WANTED -J*P anese cook wants situation
In dty; family, hotel or boarding house;
has long experience. Address K 11. care
Po*t-Intel llgen ce r.
WANTED—Competent l>ookkeeper, ag«-<l
M. beat of referen.es. desires position.
Address J. E 8.. I#* First aveatie.
WANTED -A position a* cook by Chinese
boy. Addreas do Wan. care Quong Duck
ft Co.. W Washington street.
WANTED-Portion as rod man and chain
tender; three years" experience. Addr>.«
C 11. care Bcat-imelllgencer
WANTED—I want a job, or I wouldn't
advertise; am married. Address T 11.
care Poat-lnteiiiicenrer.
WANTED-Posit!«n as tallyman by young,
•after married man Address O 1.1, care
Foat-lntellmeroer.
IVPIOVMRXT WAITKD - FEMALE.
WANTED -A KOO<I plsce LO do housework
by a German lady. Address l-oulsa H« n
derds. tl National Hut#!, city.
WANTKP Portion as copyist by Udv of
experience. Address O 27. cart Post-Intel-
Hgimoer
BKWiNtS In familiesJP>y experienced ram
strsss. 141S Second jvmuf
WANTED Portion a* riumbermald.
Room 1?. 13W Third uventte.
rC)R a Hrst-cla-as rook, careful anil orderly.
WANTED- AGEXTS.
WASTCD~Ar*iit* to soil M ira< l?al
#t end's gtvM Cub* book: all about Cut*.
Main#. and war; great excitement;
•wry one buy* It; «n» agent s.dd s7 In
one df»y; another made Jll U) >n one hour;
•00 pages mini: H<-**nt 111itstration* pho
tograph* etc; low price we (usuniN'
th» moat libera? term*, freight paid: >»
day** credit; outfit Ir*+- send tt» 2-cent
stamp* to par postage Ttw Bible House.
WAKTCD-fAMneit.
WANTED i»Of-l offVe man with |l <*•>.
salary. f l ,S> per month; MrtaUlMied busi
ness and *ery profitable. Add res* A 14.
care poetlnte l:i|t*pcer.
W *> rro—no %HIH:RB.
WANTED-T*h!s boarders by mr.il or
weak; best m-»li In ftesttla; i o'clock
dinners; al*o fins furnished rooms
!<£! Fourth i*rriuc, rear Pike street.
fTRNfSHKD rooms, with board. 1200
Marttwi
E*T\TE.
WANTFD To btiv Tv.it cottar*: fsoo or
less. OH down ital iHce monthly. Address
J fT.-Cajj .
w mrrio-JMfE'L »Rori
AIX "lUNhl* «f l.na macr. nery In
struments made and ntvi »*t
ter% and exp*fth»ents» ws;k f P mven;-
vau H. room 3 dulin.,® build
ing-
r 'da of dr- *c*i ,
•r split #rod; «ua/ be farnysh,»d . n | o< ,
of I<M cord* A»>n*y uw--r\i:*u m < , #
of •"so* \\f Morin llfva' Oawu««uy
ftEATTI.E MUtKNUEK CO . «j« n,t
wanu to dedvrr your ptckag**, 6(C1U ,,;
•arvsca *»*r»m*od; rtag u. *, lIOX * 1
*p*onaMa» M»
WANTKb buy «'t *'"4s of f
vari>rt», »tove». beddinc t, »,»» i i
at-, at M» Thrd
\\ ANTKIV TO buy oid *..i«j A -T JT r
in Vre» '1 (,li<*« at
S r ' *" A.Hfe*. Mr. tvsrtnt
tfW Wir*i n-*inn»
ft T.j l«v!" m* o:» a ".sife >t>-
fWtHI wfltnty. A-Mraa« V jt .vv«..
Intaillcwxw
ft AVTKtW-A * t!uir. .Vl.'rm
15 13. Pwbl bH lilnwwf.
WANTW* »N.tur» fyj- t*> t-.»
__Mar*i>a strv»-
WA^TI.IW'"I COXD-HttD CI.OTWI^G.
M f?J {^ T P*«CB »4M ror Ud;ea
I*l « c»*-«?t ctttkukft. Xba
« tikCi»d *tluu« aoutk.
WANTED- Edicerms*. US: psrtar; Srs*
sad second fooiks. fl* and f*> <*tty team
ster: ma:t+r. 9%: <%m\> b:;j'ksmith: tw>-
horse te^mst** - . *S and f<wn«l: night
w*N-h»an. railroad laborers. free pa#*;
dl»n washer. hooktemler. f- »: baatff.
s♦> and found: machine drill miner*. $-'. So.
free paos; torn *sot B iMt rawl Jo* ta
the sta.te; tsmtty man, fJ.M d*y, chea?
nnt; futimak*?, so p
Xor Yukon, suburban mn; wKtttar*;
cos! minor*. «£». or *y ion; bouse* for
fami!i«s: f-i ".ory turner and amcbJne
hands; mil. laborers about quarry, 12;
knot sawyer; setter: carpenter, *t*adv
aork. O; Eswtern wood*rt»u. from <2
up, wood mnd dirt team*; boilermakers;
facvory uoya, out«fd>- mine lal>or»-r». la
borers near city, 91 day and found; boy;
U»k agents. 11.15 to S2 day: busima*
cheat**; Eas*e«rn trKjuir»r» faetaae $L
<*rsne'.« Employment Bureau, HI Wash*
iniftan street.
ANOTHER Gold W*ov«y. not d«Mt. bat
money already coined, for you. Tho
Aut<>aiatic Hen Attachmen;. entirely
n<-w: one dip writer a pa***: self-selling
to bookkeeper*. lawyers. etc.: never beea
worked wtat of Dh««o; 135 per cent,
profit; one down by mail. 23c stamp*.
Addnw Automatic Pm Attachment Co.,
3U» Seneca street. Sea I tie.
WANTKl>—Tborouahly competent and ox
perleneed bookkeeper* wanted as assist
ant; addraa* tn arttiav. stating experi
ence, references and salary
Address D 14. cars Poet-Intelligencer.
WANTED— Experienced clothing nun;
dry good* salesman; experienced book
keeper at once; *oli<Uor on aaiary; otn
ers. Clerks' Association. 4S» Now York
block.
WANTED—Salesmen 10 sell toilet soap to
dealers; fiat per month salary and ex
pens**; experience unnecessary. Louis
Ernst Co.. St. Louts. Mo.
WANTED—Everybody to know Succean
restaurant serves largest and beat 13c
meal with wine. Open all night- Third
avenue near postofflce.
WANTED— Bookkeeper with JAW cash to
Invest; business established and profita
ble: salary |H» per month. Address A 14.
ear* Poet-Intelligencer.
SALESMEN for cigars; *25 a month and
expenaea; experience ucawMMry; In
ducements to customers. C. •'. Bishop A
Co.. St. Louis. Ma.
IV A WEEK and expenses paid sea to
■all dpn on time; experience unneces
sary. The W. L. Kdne Col. Sc Louis.
WANTED— Banjo player and singer; also
treasurer for show. Goldsmith Agency.
GI4H Second avenue; rooms S and 4.
WANTED—An experienced shoe salesman:
s!»o an experienced clothing Bait?»mitn.
Inquire 7t*S-vO« Second avenue.
WANTED—A good machine man on eash
and doors. Address Olymoia Door &
Lumber Co.. Olympla. Wash.
WANTED » pipe titters; S3 per day. ten
hours' work; only rtrst-clase* mechanics
need apply. Moran Bros. Co.
WANTED—Gentlemen desiring comforta
bly furnished room* at lowest rate*. The
Florence. 413 Madison street.
WANTED— Fltter*-up on ate*l boats at
Copp Boat Yards, foot of Wall street.
Railroad avenue.
WANTED—First da** cloak and suit
salesman. Apply J. S. Graham. 716 Sec
ond svenue.
WANTED—Solicitor; liberal commission.
Apply Stewart. Acme college.
WANTED—First-class dinner cook; |l2 a
JOS Occidental avenue.
WANTED—Boy. Great American T»-a
Company. 908 Second avenue.
WANTED-Boya at A. D. T. office. 7<B
First avenue.
HE MP WASTED- FEMALE.
MONEY for the wide-awake. A Klondike
in our midat. The greatest welling book
of the age. "The Beautiful IJfe of Fran-
CVH E. Wlilard." l»y Miss Annah A. Uor
den, 21 years her private secretary.
Introduction by Lady Henrv Somerset.
The only axithorlzed story. Richly illus
trated; 40,000 sold before book was com
pleted; ihi« edition authoriaed by W. C.
T. Everybody will want to rend
and have this book because she is well
known and thousands are watching for
this book to appear. Eight Inches wide
and ten inches long. Beware of imita
tion*. Call on or write immediately
Prof. W. H. Douglas, and secure terri
tory for this and hundreds of other fasr
e*t «>lllng publications. Hotel S'evt-ng,
fourth floor, room 75.
HONEST I.ADT or gentleman wanting de
sirable. pn*ltable position read ionic ad
vertisement in Evening Times, head of
column, ladles' help, and conwult Brof.
Douglas, Steven* hotel, fourth floor,
room 75.
WANTED—Millinery saleslady and trim
mer; dressmaker, waist finished skirt
mak.-r; housekeeper; cloak salt-slam;
waitress; cook; others ladies' Aaaocia
tlon. 42H New York block.
RINO THK "O, K" BOX for m**»~n.;«r
and gtva hint your classified advertise
ment; Ilia Poat-Intelligencer will pay
for meaaengar. Ratta lc a word, or
91 St a llna par montk.
WANTED—Bright, active ladv; rood Ta-*t
and iudament. iami»tefir to tea.-t #i"»
per wet* to start to ri«ht part v. Ad
die-s C 14. care Po»t-Inte|j|fenc<?r.
WANTED A rirl for «e<-ond work and to
assist ai'h bah** -ntw? hive references
•'ill t-etw.en is> and 12 today. ino Sum
mit aver.u#.
WANTED-An experienced stenographer
,1 b.«=Kke< i> r to work *alf time; wage*
moderate. W?1 today atjlOlg Second av
enue
WANTED Fit la** waitet r sher* lal
a; m «k»-rs «t o".<*e. i:o 1»«b* rs n»-«d ap
)'■> ■ Mm*. Ferguson, a; Boston blo< k.
\\ \N'TKI> \ thoroughly experienced m
Unen or (oak aaWladv Apply J S.
t1f716 Second avenue.
WANTED-Experienced. embroider*-sa f> r
aviid bullion work. Apply at tJeklsteln
li.n Co 111 F!r*t i«vt uue.
WANTED—A servant for hatwe
work In faftdiv v f throe. no children. 13:9
Sev«-nteenta uvenua.
WANTED -Neat frtrl. good < o*>k for
housework Sr. family of three. Apply 717
Near York block.
WANTED Uadv waiters for concert hail.
AUdresw I' H. Toilefaen, 2i7 Main avenue,
Spukane. Waab.
WANTED *tage giria for nwf'tv i!art-< ;
good farm*, rail or address R. Howie,
lli' esier way
W ANTED Exparienced waltres* for «*»rv
>■. . during dinner hours, Hotel Stevens
rr -»aurant.
W VNTKtMlirl to --set-* honsewtvk:
•mall hois*: 'ijil East i'nien, ne.-jr
Itryuk.lwra*.
\v ANTED M.n hfni*!. tie*; eia** vi--e
h.if u. Olympic Don Work*. Tacotna,
W a «h m
\\ \STKP--Flrat ri w ji« fsr>ivhers at
Mr*. Hudg*a s. W btnMlaa
WANTED—A skirt maker Anna
S.-obla.t. ro»wu SS block.
WA NT KD—W al tres* «;rt,»t Northern
r- fts'.irant
WASYKO-TO It EXT.
\\ ANTEt> PnmWtrJ *>.*;>■»• l-j sm-U
family (no chU4rw»*, WjcJrti!«« Ma> I:
rfSrrriHx#. AOJrvr* W 11.
t **H KKXT-14i1h« it yxm wart to r*r, •
**»!• ruem* >n»h «ad »*« Mrs.
Kr'-iv. ♦»:> BatWy I.m
' v -Ro«m *r i "ArJ f*»r jxr-» gfm
f m prtv*i* Ctd t*rmznti
ff, !• ItalWy iMtilitng.
W hoem». C t« *
r*M*« *: one*. A.WL <« V 12. t
THE SEATTLE POST-IXTELLIGENCEK. THPBSDAY, APRIL 7. 1898.
FOR RKXT-CJraad Central fcorei f,ro
proof building. eleratur. steam n-at,
lis at*, three *>lot-k« fr.svn t'atoa
d*t yot. ri*r auete and pwtoflkv; r?»^r»n;
new! 7 furnished. day ar week;
moderate p*\ces. corner First eveaue
and Main itract ears pa«s »ioee.
MOTEL BRONSON—«6 F»m srenue.
near Rainier-Grand; etasaot. newly fur
alslMd roam*: day. vtek: amdera ias
provements; elevator: flrepsoof.
FOR KKNT-N tewty furntshed front room
with afcoo*; ftne view; close in: bath,
gas, tei»pfeone. referen<-es required. Call
after * p. m. *23 Seneca «trset.
FXiB RENT—AII peesons desiring rooms
or bourd call at *6 Bailey building; spe
cial attention g|reo straagcrs; no
charge*.
FOR KENT—Handsomely furnished corner
rcom. one or two gentlemen. In private
family; references. t»l Sixth atreet.
FIRST A VENT"E HOTEL—IIIS First ave
nue. Elegantly furnished rooms, single
or en suite; for gentlemen only.
FOR RENT—Newly furnished rooma. ft
week and up. Great Northern hotel. BS
First aveaao.
GLENWOOD HOI-SB—Newly . furnished
room*, day or w**k. 110 Fifth aveaue
Math.
FOR RENT—Furnished room for two g?n
tlemen; private board. M? Fourth ave
nue.
HOTEL VENDOME. 1315 First avooua.
Flrst-claa* rooma by tho day or wsok.
TWO furnished rooms far light house
keeping at 41S Columbia street.
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms. Weed
hotel, 1165 First avenue.
FOR RENT—Room* In quiet private fam
ily. 2101 Sixth avenue.
FOR RENT—Furnished room. 64 Safe
D-pa«U building.
FOR RENT—Furnished room. prfvatS
family. til 2 Pike.
FOR RENT—Suite or smgie rooms. Slf
Seneca street.
THE COSMOS—Furnished rooms. SU Sec
ond avenue.
»
FOR HKNT-Ruora overlooking bay. 2017
Second.
FOR RENT—Furnished room. 424 Jam«
street.
FOR RENT—Furnished room. M Holyoka
block.
ROOMS—-12.00 week. Hotel Albemarle. 216
Bprlßg - :
FOR RKNT—HOUSES.
FOR RENT—Ten-room furnished house.
Benton hill. one; block off Madison. Ad
dress box 104. city.
FOR RENT—Desirnble 7-room house;
Nineteenth, near Madison. Inquire 2019
Ninth. Fine fruit.
HOUSES. STORKS ard flats. Pioowr
Rent and Collection Company, 9 Rox
well block.
FOR RENT—First-class S-room house
modern. 301 Burke block.
FOR RENT—Houses. Wm. N. Redtield.
New York block.
FOR RENT—House 310 Thomas street; 113
i-
FOR REST-STORES.
FOR RENT—l.arge store room and base
ment for store or factory purposes. Call
Miner hotel. Western avenue, foot of
I'lko street.
ROOMS AXD BOARD]
ROOM AND BOARD for two gentlemen
can be had at 1532 Second, on corner I'ire;
iur»r« room, well furninhed; five minutes'
ea.«v walk to postoffice.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, with board;
private home; suitable for two or tbree
gentlemen. 107 Madison street.
ROOMS AND BOARD— 329 l*n!on street.
ROOMS AND BOARD— 902 Fifth avenue.
FOR SALE—MISCEIXAMEOC9.
FOH SAl^E—One p«!r 16 by 43 Inch stern
whP>»l engines, with shaft, wheel flange*,
K*«r. capstan, ete; Is In flrst
clas<* ronilltlon. and will acll cheap. In
quire of Washlniffon Machinery Depot,
1334 Pacific nyenue. Tacoma. Wash.
1-XiR SAKK—Si hr. Marlon. 223 tons regls
ter; well found and In KOOd order; now
on her way from San Francisco to Se
attle. For further particulars apply to
maj«t»>r at poatoffW on arrival.
FOR 8 \LE—ljodxinx house, newly fur
nlnhed. In good location. For particulars
Inquire of Fradarick, Nelson * Munro,
Ktalto block.
FOR SAMS—Hotel omnibus; a bargain; co*t
Sl.uOO: price S4W; sa food as naw. Apply
K. Shorrock. W V\V*t Columbia street,
FOR SAT.B— A 1 J?T griphophone clock
motor. Columbia, for pale for be>-t offer.
Addiv->a K 14. ciiro Post-Int«lii«encer.
WANTED—To purchase lodging housv in
good Jr.catlon; from au to ro<)m«. Ad-
P 27. car« Post*Tnt♦•lllff»-noer.
WANTED- To buy for cash. w<>n located
cigar *«ore; or rent suitable place. Ad-
Ore* s S 13. rare Post-IntelUgeneer.
FOR SALE —Five fine ten-foot plate Klas«
walnut ahowcaws. Albert Hansen, 709
First avenue.
FOR SAT,F~Burr!nr- proof. tlme-10-k Kink
s 1 fe. Koom ij Mall«sr k. or iy# Third
s venue.
F»»R SAI.F H'lvy work hors** it bot'om
prl.*« - Warwick Stables. 22it, First
;i venue.
FOR S.\ld.v-P war inw-ntlon. In
<ra!re P. P. A . Seventh street.
FINK t 'ano, uprtgh', for pile or rent.
A!b- ft Hansen. 706 First avenue.
1-\>R SAI-F—B#»t saloon on Pikr» tr reet
Addresa V. t). iio* 14tU.
I I \NO for #ile or rent. W. N. Hedrield
New York block.
FOR SAI.F -St»^ m t>oat 17 Colonial block
FUR *%I.r—I.ODGV*G norsES.
I'.R M.F! T-W;;ln«? htuses—
S < U f« In. rent tli» t IV>
♦» room*, near school, rent tlv aw
*> room* Second avenue, rent t?) .... sVS
7 rooms. Third avenue, rent .... &*■»
'' ' w Martin strn-t. l«*riin* ...• >a*>
II ROOM-. S"-T 1 avenue, central ». .
}'■ room- r K- .street, new furniture.. 1.509
J' SAW ■} ■ -c-t street, rent cheap t♦= »>
Jo roon*.«. Third avenue ... . Ksft
ti> room.- « mmerctal stieet ;.«*»
32 roomi*. »"jmro. r-.it! 1
Si r. om-. i • .r.tl .. ... «>»
r> Hill-. \ '■ ' k !i itel, ieajue .......... Sh?i>
roorne. S > \le ... ... 4 ,%.o
* pari ■ furtiL-'i« J 4 .»»)
room- Sow rent <«*j
7 r,>urn«
M ■ ri» > to io.*n on anything we #»-IL
M; gar.'* Fx-'aanjic, iae New York l»k'-V
1 OR SALS- v iea fctftuw car*
tms S*<V :« r mor.fj < R *>us:nf*« renter
$1 a Heroora bm* clearing
$• s t>er month. J> " A rveiauraat }s«.ring
K 4 ••• ~f K\ w "- F. A. Ytftae *
f -A, 3?<» Burke block.
FOR SA I.K -l**Ss :ig houste. newlr (wp.
t- *><#d. Sr» go«>d ivjt'ati. F> r pirt'cular*
r- f Frvder;ck. NiJson *. Mutira.
AKTTOI 9 lI.ES.
FOR SAT.E-H . !•=•*«»: coaEiers, A jj
k>n«ps*s: »bc*e«'t. tircjiar
tteattf: b*ncj»j* In«}ulr» P»rk«-r*.on A
1w i i
DAXmtG AC* DEWY.
AOWKRS Deifirtiaa. <UacUUL '-OitL
*uiUi *a4 Vrtbfc
FOE SALE— Grocery asi batcher shop;
cM»o rmmt.
FOR SALE-Oae of the best saloons In the
city. .
FOR SALE—A well-furaUh?d lodging
bouse: good location.
FOR SALE-A S-rooa lodging house;
>"« l amat.
FOR SALE—A newly- furnished 18-room
lodging bouse, south of Pike.
FOR SALE— The hast rctftauraat in tht
city.
FOR SALE-A niiefcT furnished reataaf
ant; center of buatny.
FOE SALE—A •-room"lodgimr house: C'n
trally located; doing first-c!a» busine.a.
FOR SALE—Bakery" and restaurant; one
of the bent la the city.
WE HAVE for sale all kinds of business
chances, cigar and fruit stands, baroe.
Jbops. etc.. etc. Before buying. »ee ua-
Mayer Realty Co.. 33-34-35 Union bbx *■
FOR SALE—I-odging houses, hotels, res
taurants, groceries, cigar and nrws
stands, saloons, a fine boot and shoe
•tore, drug store, houses and lots, buai
nesa properties in different parts of the
city ; a fine fruit farm, thirty minutes'
ride on Green Lake line, on monthly pay
meat*. SPENCER. 40* New York block.
THE BEST bargains In Seattle In lodging
housoa and restaurants.
A apeclal lodging house snap for two day*
Monty to loon on real estate and col
laterals.
£ls Columbia Street.
FOR SALE— Elegant furniture of Ibroom
house: four block* from postoSfce; eon
tains sll3 Windsor bed, S9O bedroom suite.
W rsnge, s4o table, Moquette carpets, oil
paintinjgs. etc.; rent. tX; income of tlvo
rooms. S9O. Ziehl & Warren, 601 New
York block.
WOO CASH buys furniture of 8 rooms.
11.200 gets central 39 rooms.
$72". cash buys 8 rooms.
$3,.*>00 ca.sh, 36 rooms, down town.
$1.7u0 cash, 27 rooms, business center.
( tl and U2 Starr-Boyd Building.^
FOR SALE—A good paying and old estab
lished bakery, with all convenient ar
rangements for large business: owner la
determined to go north; this will pay the
right party to investigate. Call after
noons at 630 Twenty-tirst avenue.
sl.»*l«.oo— Modern 6-room house: lot 60x130
feet; close In; S-minute car service: tine
\iew. Several saloons, lodging houses,
irstaurants, hotels, stores an«' business
chances. Madigan, 607 New York block.
$l3B INVESTED actually earning 35 per
cent, weekly profits: rare chance: no stock
or Klondike seheme: safe enterprise: con
trol capital yourself. D. Sloane, 110 St.
Paul St.. Baltimore. Md.
FOR SALE— I7SO: a good paying 24-room
lodging house: very low reut to right
party: sickness cause of selling; only
principals need apply; investigate. 2615H
First avenue. •
FOR 8 ALE—Cigar, fruit, confectionery
and restaurant combined: o.wner com
pelled to leave city. Business, 113 West
Washington street. Seattle.
FOR SALE—SSOO buys half interest in
prominent, reliable theatrical company;
purchaser acts treasurer. Address L 15,
care Post-Inte'.llgencer.
FOR SALE—Lodging house, newlV fur
nished. In good location. For particulars
inquire of Frederick. Nelson & Munro,
Rfalto block.
FOR SALE—Restaurant: will sell cheap
on account of family reasons; have good
paying trade. Address O 27. care Post-
Intelllgenc^r.
RESTAURANT for sale cheap: rent sls;
clears S2OO month. Call 114 Washington
Building between 2 and 4 p. m.
$350 BUYS groceries, meats, tools, shop and
store fixtures: rent $9: going away; big
bargain. 2331 First avenue.
FOR RENT—Logging site: hold* 10.000.000
feet lumber; roads, buildings good con
dition. Address Box BW.
$4,500 STOCK of shoes to exchange for
cash and real estate. Address K Tt. care
• -'•ticer.
WE HAVE a few snaps In real estate.
Day. Reid & Co., 61 and 62 Starr-Boyd
building.
FOR SALE—SI2S takes small restaurant
and lodging outfit. Call at 1107 Third
avenue.
BUSINESS CHANCES-Mackay, 505 New
York black.
FOR SALE-REAL BSTATB.
FOR SALE -Ten acres near city; all
fenced; spring crop planted; barns, fruit
tree* and berries; splendid house; land
and improvements cost SS.tMO; sell for
$2.4U0. $1.4»*1 cash, balance long time; must
be »«ld this week. I. N. Hooper, 112 Co
lumbia.
FOR SALE— S3. |lO. sls and S3O an acr* for
the choicest land in Western Washington
and on terms to auit purchaser; do not
fail to call on undersigned befor* pur
chasing elsewhere; this land la near city.
Madisan. 607 New York block.
LOGOED OFF LANDS In Mason and
Thurston counties: excellent fruit land;
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms; favorable terms. Tacoina Mill
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
FOR SALE—TH* Holyok* block. OrtfTtth
block and other foreclosed city property
•nd farms. Cheap, and easy payments.
Jam** Both well Loans and Insurance, a
Boston block. Telephone.
FOR SALE—Two lots, standing high; N.
W. corner Tenth and Stewart; on Third
avenue ear line; one block from Like
l'nlon car line; fl.sW. E. Shorrock. S4
West Columbia, street.
CEDAR TIMBER land on Grays harbor;
1S« acres good cedar and spruce timber;
g«w>d sol!; on a creek near tide water;
ch*>ap Address E. F. Kemmerer, Port
Biakeicy, Wash.
LARRIS CAIN. SI Hinckley block, general
re*i estate business; cares for property
for non-residents; taxes paid. Now LA
th* time to Hat your property.
REM of Merobants* Na
tional bank. &19 Washington building,
lots and acres, city, suburban and COUB
ty. at bargain price*.
FOR SAI.E-U.«X>—§-room house, .near
Kinnear Park; half block car* line;
easy terms. H. A. Schroeder, Zf Bo*-i»n
block
FOR PROMPT ATTENTION and qnb*
sales, list your propertv with Herman
A Het-rman 4u£ New York block.
FOR SALE—B' vera! small. wCI improved
farms; convenient to Seattle. Herbert
S. Upper, VI Scbeuerman block.
LLEWELLYN A WARD. IK> Marian; ges
era! real estat* and rer.tai ageuta: itat
property witn us.
BEST ABSTRA«'T9~Low»st pri. ■ » Se
at tU Abstract Co.. 41V New York b'o k
Tel.. Red 21*1.
FOR SALE—Th* Seattle National Bank
building. Inquire room COO. s, M. Pres
ton.
FOR SAli'-Wi acres best quality caal
land. F M. Guye. tSi Third avenue.
REAL USTaTC and timber lands. L»orr
_A_Co_ : _^ gm A. Kaiiey bulldtng
SKMEX6ER (nriCK.
KING THE -O K." BOX far meuntftnL
Western Union and Great Northern :el*-
grsma gurocyw. and express
»Agwas. «um service. Telephone. Mau*
13# Cl« second. Branch wa**n C»;y
Laundry.
MTKA
MICHIGAN HOTEL"AXTH aveaa* and
James street; DM-class rvcvcm tram 12 la
tlssr wask. bnrt. MM am s«k
ffIUBGUIk
#.2Si for one to
three years on higtibr Improved. food rea
kiecce property ; will pay 10 per cent, >n
sewt. Addrac* S 31 car* Paat-lnteUi
g«a«r.
WE MiKK LOANS on real estate secur
ity; privilege to repay all or * P*« ai
any time. H. O. Shuey A C«- SI Pike
street.
LTBERAL ADVANCES on vahiabiea-
Watches. diamonds and warrants attow
rates. Und> Jo» Loan Office. Sli Second,
ICOCO.OuJ ASSETS-Muffcl Beneflt Utm
loans money <*»« vatort en i»
Angus W. Toang. U> Washington block.
•TATE. COUNTY AND SCHOOI# WAR
rants and bonds bought and sold. Dorr
4k Co, rooas A, Bailey building.
TO LOAN—sl_oot. VOO, ISO. on apprOT-d
city property. Wm. P. Harper. Dexter
Horton Bank bnlldlag.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE CO MP ANT.
, Ltd.—Robert J. VUmt, Agent, m Bailey
'building.
THE THOMAS INVMTMEN* 001.
Smith block; aortcaf* loan* and fir* !»•
suranee.
HERBERT * UPPER Mfcee loaaa oa
(arms and timber land. IS Schtutrau
block.
MONEY loaned without publicity on dia
monds and jewelry. Room <£& Burke
block.
w AS^2VSS ,, »S't , » »
attle. .
JAMES BOTHWELL. loans and tajur
aaea M Boston block; ulepboa*. Mala
m.
12.000 AT 7 p*-r cent.; no deiay. v. Hugo
Smith, No. 3» Bailey building.
EDMUND BOWDEN. flMHrial agMt,
Horton Bank building.
COLLATERAL BANK—Moaty loaned.
MS Cberry.
MONET TO LOAN—F. J. Foster. Cote
nlal block.
TO LOAN on Inside property. F. M.
Jordan.
LOANS—Mrs. Patrick. 704 New York
block.
VALENTINE SCRIP for sale. S3 Boston
block.
LOANS— Brown. 119 Washington building.
LOANS— Ciericus. 422 New York block.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPORTING GOODS and games of every
description; club room furniture and
complete line of supplies; playing cards,
ivory, bone, celluloid and composition
dice; spindles with jewelry for saire; slot
machines, thirty different kinds; electric
goods, etc. Write for catalogue, c. Ker
nan Mfg. Co.. 732 W. Madison St. Chi
cago. 111.
A, p. RANDALL & CO., carpenters, job*
hew: screens, windows Ynd
doors. Telephone. Green Ctt. 2» Spring
street.
MR. AND MRS. J. B. LI B1 RA, practical
cooks and bakers, or waiters. Address
1725 First avenue.
STORAGE-Shaw * Weidemaa lam
avenue.
FOR RENT— Pianos. Albert Hansen 70«
First avenue.
LOST.
LOST—Cougar claw pin with "gold trim
mings. between Pike and Blanchard on
First avenue. Reward if returned to
room 12 Pease house, on First avenue.
KING THE "O. K." BOX for
and give bin your classified advertise
ment; tha Post-Intelligencer will pay
for messenger. Rates Jc a word, or
si.6o a line a month.
LOST—Brown water srxinie?. female: name
Brownie: broken tall. Return to 114
West Pike stfeet, and receive reward.
fPOUMB.
BARGAINS IN WATCHES, iliamondaT
musical Instruments, etc.; highest price
paid for old gold and allver. Uncle Joa
Loan Office. 617 Second.
LONDON LOAN OFFICE—Money loaned
on valuablesi, watches, diamonds, aud
jewelry. 10b Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY-2521 First.
Mrs. Mother.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN';
Bella Union Cafe, located over the Delia
Union theater, is In no wjy connected
with the Bella Union Theater, and the
proprietors of the Bella Union Theater.
A. Mos?r & Co.. will not be responsible
for any debts contractfd by the so-call
ed manager of the said B*lia l'nlon Cafe,
Ilermai Wuandt. A. MOSER ■! ('«>.
COMPOSITION—Ws *r« now prepared to
do composition for the trad* (any meas
ure) in Nonpareil. Minon, Brevier and
Long Primer, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or uddresj Post-inteiligemer, Seu
tl*.
SPECIAL INFORMATION ' -y
manufacturer*. business hou*»s and
public men by the Press Clipping Bu
reau (Allen's), room C McKay building.
Portland- Or.
AUCTIONEERS.
SHAW * WEIDIU*A.if. general
nrx, are now prepared to handle all
clashes of good* at public auction within
•the city or state; if you want to sell »our
goods, call on us before t-nsraeinEr other
auctioneers. Salesrooms. 1M Th'rd ave
nue. corner l'nlon.
KITZHENRY ft BCOONES, Aucttoneer*--
Buyers of mercantile stot k ; business
strictly confidential. Addrr.-s P-..>x isk.
HIGHEST < ASH PRICE paid for twfond"
hand furnii are. Bickerton & Deviu 1313
First avenue.
EDUCATIONAL.
EN'i SNEERING eleel
mining, mtch.. survey assay. archtt..'
metallurgy; est. 1&64. A. \an der Nail
len. SS3 Market. San Francisco.
PROP- ANDERBON teaches English Lat
in. Greek. mathematics. literature, criti
cism; reviews common branene*. 07
Spring.
FRENCH AND SPANISH languages, p.
Constant and A. Bracona. uj Wa*ola«-
ton building. First avenua.
WANTED— Instruction in aUebra. An
drea*. statins terms. N" 13. jr e PasMn
t.elligencer.
WILSON'S Modern Butanes* College
Pfron*
MI'IICAL
JENNIB STEPHENS, pupil of fa;acus
System teachers, piano and vocal te
at ruction. « Hoiyokw h'octe.
VOCAI. A\N ntnrtti mevtal iriic!
PIANOFORTE LESSONS riven to beidn
rtr* at reasonable rates by lady from
,n»erva*ory of Masir. Turin. Italy. Ad
rireea Ivtrtnl. jj^f_av*mie
EimtlOl.
ELOCUTION • Llssi* Jay Ricoardaoa. «0g
Fourth avtaai^.^—
" ' " ART ~ "
I ESSONS Riven in drawn work 00 Mon
dave Wedwesdtay* and Friday*, at
Flf a awis*
M- ELLIOTT, srtir, IT Boston
CARPET ctmnicl
CITY STEAM CARPET < 'LEANING
Work*. m Madlafljs- T«>ie»ao«*. BUcfc
a k U JWM, Pnwrseu>r.
AN OLD-TIMS prospector returning to
Kotseboe sound would like, for com*
panv's sak». to meet a few etrong men
going to -.twit dtfofcrabte cold region; want
to leave i» about »dav*: have ne scheme;
every man to pay his fare and purchase
his own supplier; can give valuable infor
mation. and wili cheerfully take party to
v*rv rich placer ground. Address or call
on me at hardware store. 3324 Fltat ave
nue. George Dixon.
NO-VINO. Dr. Terhune's infallible cure
for drunkenness, given secretly and at
home: absolutely harmless inexpensive
and guaranteed to cure: druggists, or
write direct. Terhune Remedy t_\v» Dept.
D. Grand Rapids. Mich.
RING THB "ft K." BOX tot mmmtng*
and give him your classified advertise
ment: the Post-Intelligencer srilt pae
for messenger. Rates lo a word, or
11.50 a line a month.
OSTEOPATHY cures without drugs or
knife, but by skillful manipulation of
bonesi muscles. bloodvessels and nerves.
E. A. Peterson. D. 0.. 73 Sullivan budding.
Consultation free.
LADIES wishing the very latest New
York styles in dressmaking will find it to
their interest to call at Miss Crowley's
dressmaking parlors in the Collins block,
rooms *JK and 409.
A PRACTICAL business woman from the
East would like to manage a respectable
business; or what proposition have you
to offer? Address O 12, Post-Intelli
gencer.
EACH LADY visiting the Pike Street the
ater Thursday night, holding a reserved
seat coupon, will receive a useful and
handsome souvenir of sterling sliver.
WANTED—Reliable party with small cap
ital for su<-ce*isful amusement enterprise*
full Investigation. Goldsmith's Agency.
614H Second avenue, rooms 3 and 4.
TEETH FILLED without pain; smalsam
fillings, 50c and &; gold fillings, $1.50 up:
extracting. 60c. Dr. Baker, dentist.
Rooms 43-44 Sullivan block.
CLEARANCE SALE of organs thi* week*
big reductions; now you can g* t a first
class Instrument at your own price. Har
din. 507 Pike street.
FOR SAL.K— Lodging house, newly fur
nished. In good location. For particulars
Inquire of Frederick. Nelson & Monro.
Rtalto block.
ALL CHILDREN visiting therPike Street
theater Saturday matinee and buving a
10c ticket will receive a beautiful Easter
csg-
WEI PAY SPOT CASH for any stock of
merrhantliee: no delay: money always on
hand: buy anything. 2324 First avenue.
WANTED— TweIve ladies for dance Hall
In Klondike. Goldsmith's Agency, fllti
Second avenue, rooms 3 and 4.
WANETD—IOO dramatic and vaudeville
artists. Goldsmith's Agency, Q4U Sec
ond avenue, rooms 3 and 4.
PERSONAL—AIbert E. L.. write to me
without fear. Fifine. of Montreal. Ad
dress Seattle poetofflee.
MANDOLINS —Bacriflee this week only
guitars. violins at sacrifice. Wm. Mar
tius. SOS Second avenue.
SEE the great Midway mirror dance, the
most sensational dance; men only; 10c.
115 Yealdr.
ALBERT E. L—Write to me without fear.
Address Seattle postoffice. Flfine.
BTOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS, all
kinds. 410 Yesler avenue.
BPANGENBERG grinds and sells cutlery.
fflS Second.
ATTORSEYS.AT-LAW.
PREU H. PETERSON, attorney aad
counselor. Rooms 1-3 Olympic hlock
PRATT 4k RIDDLE, attorneys at law.
Rooms 309-81&-ai Bailey building.
6TRUVE. ALLEN. HUOIIES * Mo-
Micken. Bailey building.
ANDREW F. BURLEIGH, attorney at
law. 223 Burke building.
lIUMPITRIFB. HUMPHREY ft BOST
wlck. Suillvan block.
FRANK P. WIESTLINO. Seattle National
Bank building.
EDWARD VON TOBEL. 75-78 Sullivan
building.
RALPH SIMON. 513 Seattle National bank
building.
w. D. I.AMBUTH. Seattle National Bank
building.
MILO A. ROOT. 19-14 Rovwell building.
M M. MADTOAN. 50T New Tork block.
FATKKTS ASO DRAWISG.
ADAMS. Colman block, Seattle, solicitor
of United SUtaa and Canadian patent*.
Expert—Patent office, mechanical draw*
Inm and olue printing, trade mark^.
iniinAiica.
ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
London— organized isai. Assets. Jiu.ooo.-
«NL Fire ioiiM promptly adjusted. Ed*
niund Bowden. agent, Horton Bank build*
ing.
CHARLES WATSON. Insurance. >OB New
York building. Telephone. Main 40&.
BURNS & ATKINSON, general Insurance.
14 Boaton block.
WATERHOUSE A BEACH. Insurance.
A. Colmaa building.
CALHOUN * CO.. general Insurance,
Olympic block.
RASER & FISKEN. insurance. Haller
block.
CRAWFORD & COVOVER. N«*w York
|ooK mnOIJ(Qm
PROGRESSIVE PWW'f &BjUWt have
recently added Ihw new Job pre**es to
our already complete plant; the best
work ia estruted with new and modern
machinery; give us A call. Metropolitan
printing and Binding company. Dexter
Horton Bank butidHig.
RBMOVAL-F Anthony, bookbinder, re
moved to Boaten bitck. oppoeite r.ostof
flee. roon« 4ft, <l. 4-_ and would bo
pleased to sea bis old and new customers
a» hMytofore l ______
TICKET UROKEBIL ~ '
KAH.WAY AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS
—Tickets to and from ail parta of Um
world *t reduced rates: special rates to
«;i Eastern and European points. C E.
Timr»ton «tr»»t
TVPEWBITERI.
TyFEWRITERS—Try the new ball-bear
ing Demanors, new model Callgraph or
ne* No. 4 \oa< asiors purchasing a type
wr«t"t. Sfsttle Typewriter Exchange
tjy Main
HUE FKIXTIXG.
ADAMd. Coima n block; tracing: biaa
printing, drawing.
O T ANDERSON. Seattla National Bank
r >»:!•;:: *
EOGg. POM.THTr ETC.
EOtiri FOB HATCHING lllustrated
catalogue tree. J. c. Christian St Son.
Port Townseod. W>«h
DIEIXG AND aEAIHfi.
SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. 6JO Sec
ond Telephone. Red
MERCHAXT TA»U»*».
CHOY CHUNG CO., I<l3 Second between
Ptko anl Union.
ASS A YES ASD CHEMIST.
JotLvaaiLAMWM. atiuti. no, MiAut*
Tel« phone. JUhTlis'
enteeatb avenue.
DR. FLEISCHER—Specialty
«n-to-urinarv .u«a tVnAio
fett? "'" "•* ;.
!«■ CALHOCTf
phone. Mala »t
DCL SARAH IWDALU U»M»
TClephoa* Oma ML "Vfc
PR- VESEM- Ws»MM— vw.
phone. Rt4SI. "■*
D *: * X LF*. Bailor toihm*. fM«£Z
Black wl
teleph®^
ANNIE ROSSELI* a Ruxwefl
i 1 AiiLTT.T7r" ===^!g
i
D s^j?sS^j?s. , sssraas
ixjrmTa._p. p. 8.. r «gy l^»
a M^k B ?SS!S£ SuS ft.
*BHB *JRSEF*' •"•"*«
OBOROB R. THOMPSON, ft ft |T
sQnlt MMfIL
D;I. burkhart. IX o. * TU*«at
?>»w
C A. BOLMM. & n »
ocnrni aid Avium.
PR- A.. & KIBIiB. oculist, auruTS
physician far town rf tbo throat: i*
moved to him BMb Sailor kuUfcm
OWTM* Noeodtad Chuty sUreota. -
DR. SIMONTON. eyp. far. HlncMiy Mo^
,2£i ll^2"Xstllll 22Li2£j£L«J222SSL3ik
wawrH.,
Rngllsh rTnS"
Kg 2S. SS3B 4
fend 4c.. stamps, for particulars. "Refiat?
for UiMfc" te lettor ty fctura mallTjj
druggists. Chkhastir mwi
PhllndelpW <*»
CHIROPODIST*.
II ANN A. expert chiropodist.
moved to Burko building: reception rasa
335. AH competitors challenged.
r ay
MASSAGE.
MBS. TREMAINS, the wonderful magw£&
to healer, euros rheumatism and nervom*
ness; aUo gives massage. Room 11, 8}
Columbia street.
EASTERN lady gives vapor baths. ma»>
sage and electricity; rheumatism ant
nervousness crnri'd. Room 12, TUfa On
lumbia street.
TURKISH BATH B—Of flee 2, 218* Colw
bia street.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. SLAYTO.vP
THE MOBT WONDERFUL MEDIC*
Who has e»er visited thin <Uy. ia meetltt
witn fcrwt success, making hundreds «
horned happy, uniting tba separated atf
lifting the dark veil of the fulure. WMIe
lu a dead trance site telle yon everythlag.
Her parldre are thronged from 10 to 5. aad
all ko away satisfied and happy, teem
one of her wonderful Egyptian rhartat if
you want happlnese and wealth. WMh
derful cure* mad* 1n female coiuplalftC
and private diw?a»«»H. Send »:am» WP
circular with epecini term*. SIS Imn
avenue. Epler block, parlors 1 and 1 Ha
flgna. ■
ZITA LA ROUX. the well-known ctafr
voyant and palrnlat, Is certrflnly gtfM
with no ordinary power. She la the ami*
est exponent of ciairvoyancy, and Ml
established a leading position In her wo
feanion. Fee fdT a ahct t;«ne. 50c ana |L
1399 Second avenue. Room* 11-12.
MADAM ARNDT. the great European W* *
dlian. tells past and future; cnn tell W
gartling your ((peculations in busiMM
and future In Alaska gold flelda. Heart
from 10 »• m. to 9 p.m. Room 1 PahMt
house. 1425H Flint avenue; !Bc and up.
SPIRITUAL INSTITUWB-HILLNF Mi
teaching. Dr. Cheebrough. DiaMflß
Mrs. Cheshrough. seer; readlnge MR
nubile circles. Monday. Thursday, I afe
422 Seattle National bank building, M>
n<>r Ycsler and Occidental. **r
MRS K KMKTT. South African medMß,
in tier wonderful clairvoyant sight »
veals pa ConsuttlMl
Reading*. Mc. Office WB» Pioneer IhilH
ing. corner James and First avenue.
UI9S PERRY, seventh of a sevMtfc
daughter: greatest known palmiet; pMMt
card reader; do not fail to see her. KtM
64 Safe Deposit building. Take fHiaUr
FLORANCE MARVIN, twelve yetfl fl»> j
attle's propheteea. publicly predicted 0N
attle'a fire and Klondike atrtke. 11l ]
MADAM ESPERANZA. clairvoyant. Ml
* reader. bustr\e*» advice. Kennebec blofe !
\Vsl< r way, room 1. -I
WHEN you want to know anything Dpi
oti*- who knows all, call on Prophet JatfU.
street. iitJncl
M»SS A, WATKINS <2l Pike, room j ,
ARCHITECTS.
SAUNDERS A LAWTON. architect*"*
New York block.
■■■ ■
T. JOSENHANg. architect. m-41« PlUg^
TCRKIIH BATMi
'*« nKlnrt and Ku»«'ni twalM
rooms; open all night; good ale<|lHt
roonirjniM^elunjWit^^^
SIGSS axd socw ipwbml
ALUMINUM AND ENAMEL LUJI If#
and nguree for signs aad house uHM
€l4 r*»Ur way. !
DIVER ATO wkeckki,
1 o BENJAMIN-Sand pumps for <#
min: njt kept ta stock. «2 Railroad A^
MARISB ACESTS.
iIAVNKR & CO.. Mar.no Agents. flßfc
for sale or cnarter. Ba.iey bullMM
PHOTOGRAPHIC lirrulti
r W. PARKER dt CO.. fresh paM* IM
plates; everytnlng used in phoUMNMPI
CMBRBUA RKPAIRISO.
UMBRELLAS Manufactured. iet*J<Bi
and repaired; general repairing. Hi W
lumt la «tre»t. Rob*-won Bro». - __^ifig|?
STOVE REPAIRISO.
STOVE AND RANIE RSPAIR*
kir )fl" liy Third avenue.
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