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l to enlist when the war broke out. Ser geant kroeckel is one of the best all l round rifle, pistol and revolver shots in
 the San Joaquin Valley. and his perform ances yesterday showed that he could
 make things lively for the men of the bay.
 Mrs. kroeckel has recently taken great
 compel her husband to share honors at
 the range. The principal scores of the day were as follows:
 Gernania Schuetzen Club, monthly class pion class. j. Utschig, 42s rings; second cham P@ion @ class, aas L. Bendel, AZ; first class H. Stel, class Goetze 'Sss s5s Best Be Tst shot Ahrens. 24 Best last shot, L. Bendel, 24
 San Francisco schuetzen verein, monthly pion class. John Utschig, 448 rings; first class. N. Ahrens, 4O2; second class, not filled r third Goetze. 8S1. Best first shot, H. r. Lilkendey. 24 Best last shot, J. Utschig, 2!.
 for cash prizes. machine measurement: First. j. Dewitt 9o7 points; second, J. Lankenau, M 5 59d O. Rr1a Lem' 7s 4sf foph II ste5s G sehg ss seventh, ". F Garms sos; eighth. W Morden. SSo; ninth, Fly Meyer s6s; tenth, j. Thode: sss; 1l66
 Independent Rifles. monthly medals. ten shots, ?: E. Thornning. P; J. H. Kuhlke. s7; l. Donovan. 26
 class medals and re-entry matches, Columbia target, ten-shot scores. Rife for members only champion class-Dr. L. O. Rodgers 66, F. E. Mason T. First class-J. F. German I, A. B. Dorrell 52 O. A. Bremen 7S. Second elass-G NJ Barley S1. A. Hntermann 91, M. J. White 100. Third class-G. Mannel 93 c. F. Walton 9s, E. N Moore 113. Mrs. NJ. J. White 145, E. Woenne 15S, B. Jonas 174
 Re-entry matches. menbers' rife medal-J E. German 49 57, 63; A. B. Dorreu 57; G. Man nel 92 96. F. Fl. Bushnell trophy military musket, Creedmoor count, all comers-A. Fl. Pape IS, 47, fl; c. F. Wa1tham 46 45. Al, 43
 All-comers rife medal-D. W. Mclaughlin 59.
 Pistol, 50 yards. class medals for members. Champion 5Il clasSIJ E. German A. Dr. l. O J. White 6S. First class-D. W Mclaughlin 52. c. M. Barley 56. Second class-Mrs. Nj J. White S4, A. Hintermann S5 C. F. Waltham 90. Third class-J. P. Cosgrave 53 Mrs C. F. Waltham 1l5. Re-entry matches. all corners Siebe pistol medal-G. Nj. Barley 60 22 25 Caliber rifle medal and Roos trophy for ladies' A. B. Rorrell 21; Mrs. c. F. Waltham 30, s3,
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AFFAIRS ATTHE PREsIDIO.
Officers Regret That Exagger- ated Reports Have Been
 Published About the
Soldiers Scrimmage.

The officers of the Kansas, Tennessee, Iowa and New York regiments regret that exaggerated reports have been pub lished concerning the alleged riot of Fri day night, In which it was made to ap- pear that the Second Brigade Regiments were going to rub 1t into New York
 It is true that as a result of excessive guying there Is some friction between the New York boys and those of the other regiments The demonstration on Friday night resulted in nothing more than a few officers losing their heads and calling out an unnecessary force to drive the men back to their camps. At all times there was a prevailing spirit of fun in the af- fair. The only man hurt was Q soldier who resisted the guards, when ordered back to camp. and the Presidio guard never appeared until the soldiers had all dispersed to their quarters. The reports liberties of the men and to somewhat widen whatever breech there may have been.
 Assistant Surgeon Lieutenant Henry Page, who has been ordered to sail on the Arizona was formally assigned to the Third Battalion of the Twenty-third In- fantry yesterday, and ordered to report for duty at once The same order 1t ,; also so Battalion of the Eighteenth Infantry As sistant Surgeon De Mey.
 Private Dee Ford, Battery D, California Heavy Artillery, who died at the Regi- mental Hospital or Saturday night of ty- phoid fever. was buried yesterday morn- ing in the Presidio cemetery.
 Private William A Williams, Company M, Twenty-third United States Infantry died at an early hour yesterday morning at the Division Hospital of pneumonia following measles.
 Battery A. Third Artillery, which has been ordered to prepare to go to Alaska for duty there this winter, has moved it's camp from Fort Point to the site formerly occupied by the Battalion of Engineers.
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Military Baseball.

The baseball teams of the Seventh and Eighth California Regiments played an exciting game at the Golden Gate Recrea- ton Grounds yesterday afternoon. The hitherto invincible Southerners were van quished by score of ' to 4. TtN Seventh Regiment is not satisfied with the result and the teams will mgst at one of the downtown parks next Sunday.
 The baseball team of Company IT Twentieth Kansas, yesterday defeated a picked nine from the First New York Regiment by a score of q to 15.
 The game between the teams of the Fifty-first Iowa and the First Washing ton yesterday afternoon at the Presidio for the benefit of the Red Cross, was won by the Washingtons, the score being 15 fo
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets. open until F o'clock every night in the year.
 BRANCH OFF1CES-527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:3o o'clock.
 3S7 Hayes street: open until 9:30 o'clock 621 McAllister street; open until s:30 o'clock. SIS Larkin street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1sG Mission street: open until 10 o'clock. 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open until o'clock.
 106 Eleventh street; open until o'clock. 2526 Mission street: open until o'clock. NV. corner of Twenty second and Kentucky streets. Open until O'clOck
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Anti-Civil Service League.

The Anti-Civil Service State League at their last meeting appointed a committee to confer with the Congressional delega- ton In relation to their proposed bill to be presented at the next session of Con- gress. A drill corps will be organized to take part in all public demonstrations during the campaign. The league will be incorporated under the State laws.
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q FREAK THAT FAILED
The Police Decline to Allow Albert ConstaDtiD Ferdinun to Bury
 Himself Alive.

Ferdan the freak who wants to bury himself alive
 
 Hanna told him that his exhibition He had
 
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The foregoing telegram, in answer to General Merriams inquiry of the War Department as to what disposition should be made of the remaining Philippine ex- peditionary forces, was received yesteT- day morning at military headquarters and was at once transmitted to Brigadier General Miller at Camp Merritt
 It means that nothing definite will be known from General Merritt for at least a week. The telegram to him from the Secretary of War will have to be con- veyed from Hongkong to Manila and the answer brought back by dispatch boat, which received the message of the Secre- tary. of War Saturday night and at once started on it's trip.
 There is a possibility that General Mer- ritt may call for the balance of the ex- peditionary forces, and in that event the Arizona, Scandia and the City of Sydney which arrived Saturday night from Man fla, will no doubt be sent forward some time next week. On the other hand Gen eral Merritt may conclude that with his present force-11 900 on hand and 5000 more to arrive In a few days-he will have enough troops to control the situ- afion, which has been materially changed since the cessation of hostilities.
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INFORMATION
 FROM MERRITT
 CALLED FOR Necessary to Know if He Wants Troops. BUST WAIT ANOTHER WEEK GENERAL MERRIAM RECEIVES WASHINGTON ADVICES. The Soldiers at Camp Merritt Are Very Much Disappointed and Are Becoming Restless and
 Impatient.
BUST WAIT ANOTHER WEEK
GENERAL MERRIAM RECEIVES
 WASHINGTON ADVICES.
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WASHINGTON, August 14.

5 Major General Merriam. Com
 } manding Department of California. 5 San Francisco: The Secretary of } War has caused inquiry to be made
 3 of Major General Merritt as to his
 } needs for further forces. You will , hold the Arizona and General
 } Kings forces in readiness to sail
 } at once should it be so ordered. , I shall advise you as soon as pos sible. By order of the Secretary } of War, } H. c. CORBIN. Adjutant General.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

GRAND HO1 FL. 9, valjo " H Jackson, NY e, Valjo W Nelson, Boston ito A Colt, Sta Barbara l. Ang c NJ Brown, Hollister etc c Waldron&w. s Cruz Ed, SJos w T Blake, Gilroy al W T Cryon, Nev Il F Carpenter, Knights
 Stanfd N L Kohn, Placerville acto l. Corvath, Sparkville olusa ] Pieratt, Browns V usalito Mrs Richardson, Aubn sto w N Morrissey, Oklnd acto T McShare. Garvanza
 Stocktn w Stewart. w&ch, Scto l, Stktn J Scarborough, L Ans n, Stktn C Radcliffe, Merced Lkersf1eld MIG Zunvalt, Tulare Fresno IC Lander Bakersfield
 Mill V Mrs Harrington. SBdno !, NH VI F Raber&w, Ariz cago G A Carter. Pomona Tacoma C T Moore&w. Gilroy le, Minnl c B Bills, s Jose Minn H B Hickey, Albion ,ch, Mo J Flanagan. Mendcino ack, Mo J V Hill, Trenton ,hgo N B Hughes, Ukiah W, N ' J H Seawell. Ukiah ALDWIN HOTEL.
 Miss Bracket. N c
 c Clifford. Auburn
 Penn U Parker. s Cruz Cruz G Goldsmith. Texas amp M c Hunter. L Angeles Peta J G Darrah, Phila
 Jose Mrs J c Darra. Phila Jose R Stearns. Los Ang land c B Danah. Canton Ianford Mrs Danah. Canton N Stockton, Ohio icago lB Charles. N Y ake D N Strong, N I ,rtland R B Parker, Boston sno Mrs R B Parker. Bstn
 Fresno D Goodwin & W, Pa Rosa B Armstrong, Phila s Rosa Stratton, N Orleans Rosa Mrs Stratton, N Orlns N Y Stratton Jr, N O HOTEL. burg Miss J Fiegel. N Y 't Louis R E Brown. Mo
 St l. Mrs R E Brown. Mo fer. Sac, Mrs II Painter, i Phila
 Alto Nj Hunting, Iowa s Diego Mrs Hunting, Iowa
 Ang A Levinsky, Stockton Ang G Ran, Gridley Los An W T Ellis, Marysville
 Ang B Williams, Ventura Grange, J Rice, St Louis
 G Patton. Los Ang N I U T Gaffey, Los Ang WESTERN HOTEL
  s Jose J Gately, Martinez Cruz J Olsen, San Pablo S Jose J Conniff. s Rosa 'eta H Carlton, Oakdale It View Mrs H Carlton, OakdI s Gatos ] S Wood. Colfax Tancovr s Moore, s Cruz vile c Hager. Stockton .ta J Mulroy, Stockton )le J Griset. Santa Ana Pablo Miss X Smith, Sacto
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Coming Golf Tournament.

golf tournament open to ladies and gentlemen is to be held on the San Ra- fael links under the auspices of the San Rafael Golf Club, on Saturday, August 20. All who wish to enter please send names to T. w. Tetiey, Hotel Rafael, San Rafael, not later than Thursday, August 12
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4 II Glo.
 MnId-
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
 Sunday, August A. Stmr Gipsy, Leland, 24 hours from Moss Landing.
 DOMESTIC PORTS. PORT ToWNSEND-Arrived Aug i4-Schr Laura Madsen. hence July 22,
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IANIt IC CHIONEI OHUb' Tn

J H. Mclean, b. Saunders ................... s E. F. Mason, c. Croll, b. Driffeld ......... 8 c. Theobald, C. Saunders, b. Bird. ............ 2 c. P. Coles, b. Bird ........................... 2 J. J. Theobald, c. and b. Bird ............... If J. H. Harbour. b. Saunders ................. IS T. w. G. Wallace run out ................. 21 H. P. G. Gordon, c. Bird, b. Peel ........... 5 c. Townsey, b. Peel ....................:..... 0 c. B. Hill, b. Peel ............................ 2 A. s. Willis, not out .......................... 3
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PACIFIC CRICKET CLUB.

TotaI l44 Runs at fall of each wicket: for 6, for ', for 22 1 for 6S for 77. for 122. for 130, 8 or 142 9 for 143, 10 for IA
 ROJVJ ING ANALYSIS
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Lurline Salt Water Baths. Bush, Larkin sts.; swimming. Russian, hot and cold tub baths; salt water direct from ocean.
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.

IOtai 90 Runs at fall of each wicket: for 27, for 2S 3 for 31 for B. 5 for 49 for 63, for 70, for 70 for ii 10 for S6
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ALAMEDA CRICKET CLUB,
yLING ANALYSIS.

 Runs at the fall of each wicket: l for 20, 2 for 1S7, 3 for POS, for 219 for 2j7. for 292, ' for 297, for BOP. for 365 10 for 36s.
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HELP wANTED-Continued.

A FRENCH governess, s30; German governess,
 s25 MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st.
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N Nair, Sacto R Edgren, Cal c Zimmerman. Penn D Stanton. S Cruz J J Choate. Camp M c R Arquies, Peta D Campbell, s Jose J Landlord. s Jose NJ Shuck. Oakland T Burkrens. Hanford c Hammer, Bakersfid W Wilson, Chicago J Day. Salt Lake H Benham, Portland T Hooper. Fresno Mrs T Hooper, Fresno Miss Irwin. s Rosa Miss Maddox. g Rosa R Klinderti, s Rosa o c Schultze, N Y
 PALACE J Dubbs. Plttsburg w NJ Magill. St Louis Mrs w Magill. St l. G Peltier. Sacto Mrs G W Peitier. Sac G c Wiegle, P Alto O A Trippett. s Diego L E Mosher, L Ang E Rogers. Los Ang R c McBride. Los An w R Burke. L Ang Baron Le Grange,
 Paris
 Mrs A Fiegel. N I
 NEW WEST1 V
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WANTED-By an experienced woman work by the day; good cook and laundress and house cleaner c. H., box 10. Call Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SITUATIONS SvANTED-FEMALE.

COMPETENT Swedish second girl with refer ence desires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO.,, 316 Sutter st.
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at CUTTING FRUIT PACKING CO.,, I150 Harrison St.
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A-English woman good cook and house TON, 313 Sutter st.
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prrnT.fefsrB.g .seTTcr.--ity collecters

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are !. A. Cathearf. r. r. Hawley. :. L
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received ~ 20 iasB p. n. A1T.sess< ssaG'sis
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a. the rate CO / cent q word ssea ias
tica. Payment always n a5sanse. 70
advertisement resolved for lees tasn -
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Information leading tg che convies'ch Q.
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sPQE&SE-~RrsEch OFFICE ffa1eIs
block. sG Riverside avenue: telephone fS<-
), q. Petersen. Manager
PORT TnwSsESn-~wm. A. Pfe'ner.
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HELP wANrED-MALE,

w An TEp-Man To lossd ard tally shingie
nsickef-. s2.s9; lamp cook q helper
p!anes fraEs Alaska lahorers IS. hand
chidder: barber. s2.2.; city yardman.
Ills. drag sawyer: tn bIockers; hand ma
came sawyer. packers. farm hands. So
milk dellveTef. 81. plumber, go.ng
wages, s0ampe:S. siemakers: camp
waiter ard finnaey. drill runners: inside
work near city, Slas'. second failsr; hook
tender. rigging singer. Ssampcr. toad
men. - up. secuurs men: iaboYeTs ST. IS;
stout men, inside work, 81. wood camp
helpers. ~ and found. mixers. wood
turner teams, 81 81: coal miners. 81 81
day or ton. kaot sawysrS. &c. band
sawytrs, ssickefman. express wagon
driver: logging contract: ligh. work near
city. us and found: wood and bolt chop
TerS. &sc and 81 cord; family men
Cranes Employment Bursag, los Wash
tngtcfi street
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cry NOTICES.

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NOTICE cEe ass; T,s;s GEST KDaL1<sssses1|
toe ~ A .eeggnlent roll OF is5c4s . -
rnert District No iss for fae - =
rners Of T'werl y-fai;d Avenue 49, -
fhs Cffv Of Seattle from sorns s u II
10 Yesler Way under oTsiiI'SsAr -
and hearing tneFArr 80 80
<gsfce is hereby gsYen fn&t - r61uv3
rosr. r,i 81 I<,cs. irnpsoyenness 80
No 10 for the improvement o I. -
third sve7lus South. - he ~ w. 3 -
from Norman street 90 Yes-sT .ssszl15 q
ordnance No. ssJT has besn ~ "a
The Beard OF Public Works 800
Cour<-ll e fae f-1y q seafflf $3.50 80,
OF ME ~ the ofilge ~ ne ~ ~ -
nov open for public islsIsssl .s -
Office ana WI remain open iss
until Tuesday. the 5tA 9ay g ~
at 5 q clock D. m. and al - 49,
es4 eYrs hershy required - sIS -
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT "
State OF Washington, In ana
County OF King. In the maltxr = n
estate OF Lille Stanton. deeesssa.
2.31). Al
Notice II hereby given that aha s1. ~ = \
virtue OF a Judgment OF this cesHs y
above entitled matter made ana e -
3d day OF June. iS9s. authorizing anu 49, -
ing the undersigned 20 sell the - +
described real estate AZ pfisase :. 49, q z,
wit: The north one-third n. -
nine faj and the south one-tnifa Y. ~ =
lot ten G0). al IN block sssy-eis.as.a w 3
n. r Denny's Park Addition 10 "
Seattle. according 10 the feeoissT
thereof. - =
A private sale Of said real e s.sssv 4
made 10 the highest ana best ss8 80.
after Thursday. the 3sd day OF W. ss y
al the hour Of ? o'clock y. m. o. 80 80 y
TIE hids on saia properly M -
writing and may be lett win I CO.. 49, r.
land & Mckay. at III Bailsy pal, .nn - -
tie. Wash. the ATTORNEYS tor $3.50 &
signed. or delivered 10 TIE unasIs ~ e
fs2a Il Street. Tacoma. WASH. of
clerk of this court.
Dated June 9 1888. -.~ry1x
Administrator 0f the Estate OF AN''
ton. Deceased. xttse1lI
c0riIss. I4sngland & MchAy'
for Adm!nsStrator.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-NALE.

WANTED Position by thorough business
Hians capable and energetic. understands
bookkeeping Address y -, care Post
fntesligencef.
WA%TEp~Cinto river steamboat sIlot
wants position on Yukon river boat. Il -,
care Fost-iniellieenes-,
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wan iSEp~-Tisee men In Seattle and one
man ga each uDoccup'ed town iii Wash
tnEter and adjoining stateE. To take or
deTw for mems made TO orT3e~ suits at
to u SIS. mostly $40 10 $40. pants
aiao 70 3. So, Ter m9uth made by be-
gtnuera without experience. we furnish
fun line Of samples and all necessary
outfit. For application aud reference
blank and full particulars address Anert-
can Wooden MS Co. TaIlors for the
Trade. Chicago. III.
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In rYe~v 70 serxs~~ s-sz~~scs s=.~sr-son ce
resfees ssFsasr shese aead1nrs. to= "a ne
should Re ssss at re tussTexs 7eacs e slas
paper. No charge = mace Tor sscH Ed
1eAs,
Kane.ai rossees ressftisns CO ofnAs
frecsaf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will - saaF.s1
a. fAs rate eg - eeSSv Ger Ass sa~n III
s@rslsr pgssT-r Nj 81. gs1ei Is 80 -
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARcASA Ledge Nc. ST. r. and A. NJ.
meets second and fourth Monday each
month.
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kLoNDINE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

MARINE INSURANCE-Ffulls and car
goes written: open policies issued: aver
aases adjusted; also fire. accident, casu-
atty and liability insurance IN the lead
ing companies. Hanford & Stewart, 70.
Pioneer building.
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DEATHS sxD MINERALS.

gpgyvsr,s-s. Skax~sy. -Sssssa :, fsss ss3i,e
wife ~ ~. @ Brgwr.s % tssstassffEas ssQEl
oil tsle ssoEaasSs ag@d = Tsars- re
rnetas s1e-s ssgegszf.. ~ %@ztfls yesterday
on th- sfssn.y city os @eaEE&
HOW Tf1~Tfss funeral ~ ssaensrs H5~-
srf All s4ks STARE this Asrsrrs9eu 2 e J %
ss.ataek frfEa s0ansv A. Etswarsss chap
81 trf@rrseat Lake View reEsetary.
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KLONDIINE-OlTFITrERS.

$4,000 WORTH OF Elondike groceries.
hardware and clothing thrown on the
market at cost. cofsin Bros Basement
Store, III James street
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ron RExT-HousE SEES.


iNsTALLNESTs
Parties who anticipate housekeeping can
- E9 Their aGus=s complete CEz easy pay
nsenFs- Hcs1rr & Wt.s0n Furniture Corr
pary, 1862 LII ard ill5 Seeoad ays-ge-
FOR REST-F'sarnssare Tor SAFE: nxeserr
fsas: fwe ROOMS Ens, hath. marble
was11sgare. hot ana coa3 water. wit very
reasonable price q furniture - 80
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FOR gENT-coetage or s.x roeus. excel
SsEssr FxrEzSlsesl o ~ rsstly las'sztRsss also
ore $Eth furniture for sale. 80 NstEsFl
F. Harper. Dexter Horiea n9xk a'iiosils
FOR sALF-Fsfsy srtIerala homes be.ong-
sng 20 ore q ths mortgage co-opar.es
New York block: telephone Main sS
Fog REST-is-ge9rn farnzshei hoas@ %
aYse hiFi. not water hsafer. electric ligats,
conservatory. u. A Galley. Eli Colgm-
biA street.
FOR REET-F-urr1ashesi house. six rpor7s:
Rarstor hill, mead MsdsSon. for July and
August. Ad3resS - care Poal-InEeIil.
gencer.
FOR REST-G0od Groom house eonve-
ufers % ear lire: $50 per month Ior-
nan &c Palmer. and 8 Colonial block.
FOR REST~(sood savea-roons modern
sloase. Queen Anne: 80 F~sT month. J5r-
sae & Palmer. ) co-o7ial h.ock.
FOR REST-Deslrable n'ne-room house.
furnished for <8x sTlsgi-.~- Ss~at.4 q *
t-oyesyveY %e~ York block
FOR RENT--Tiouses and cottages: few
furnished rooms. WE0. p. Harper, Dex-
ter Horton bank building
FOR RENT-A good small ranch of p
acres: South Seattle. +. II. Jordan
Colonial h.ock.
txo1-sT-e erORFs ard fats p,~reer
Rent and Collection Company. Rox-
vel block
FOR RENT-Houses. VIM y. Redfeld.
New York work
FOR EENT-OFEICES.
FOR RENT-DesirabIe front offices In the
SAT-. Deposit building. Apply TO ". H
Murray Safe Deposit vault. 70l First
avenue.
FOR RENT-Desk room In office in first
class location. references. Address =. o.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
NICELY furnished rooms I'm attractive res
fdGnce, with board. excellent neighbour
hood: delightful location, references re-
Quested. SIS Twenty-frst avenue
ROOMS and board at 1852 Second street.
corner Pine: large rooms. well furnished:
pleasant location: five minutes easy
walk from postofiice.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY!
To lean: lacai stocks. warrants
and securities bought and sold
= r YoaSur7 Burke Block
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

w SELL. BAECsATNS-If you wish TO
bay or sell q business call Oh us
sfs5 buys frlats ard lunch stan6
ssa bays an established restaurant.
sec bays i5--uozTa Lodging house
= go cash and The balance on easy terms
buys oae Or the leading hotels, WITH
net income OF 500 rnents.
WARREN & Co,
chi New York Building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

HAVE Sa.oea available for leans On Sc
attic city property and well :asuroyed
farms: best terms offered. Edmund Bow
den. Horton bank building.