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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-02
POsT-INTELLIGENC WANT AID
AGENCIES.


fbs PostTnseliIeenees has established branch sscn.
efes where classified advertsements viii be received
until 10 D. m. each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies tho sams as at the Post-lntsih-
eencer business Office. Cash ads only will be taken
ct branch agencies. Following Is the list Of agencies:
Y0rke BarrfnEton's drag store,
Second avenue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. e. Fisher.
Br0advva and James.
Renton mn Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Walla walla Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst and East Jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy, Ninth ave-
nue south ana Jackson.
Shirt1e6's Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schmitz' Drug store. 1O22 Howell.
corner Boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
A. Il. Guy's Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
y. ID. Costtgan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
PSssten's Pharmacy. Ballard ~.
snue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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BUSINESS DIRECTOR.
ACCOUNTANTS.

ACCOUNTANTS.
FRANK A. MCGEE, expert and con as r.
accountant on private. corpo!a'e -
public accounts. books openea,. ,.r,s1.
audited. etc; errors and frau1s 49, ~
unexcelled references 70i New l M.--
CHAS. Il. GRANT. expert aceooss.s1lG
books OF firms, corporations rr~lD
etc. examined. opened. $500. -
detected. confidential. y Coi
Seattle.
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HELp wANrED-FEMALE-Conrd.
HELP wANTED-MALE.


wANTED-Millwrights, $3.50; sticker,
pianer and gang edgermen; camp black
smith; coopers, express teamster; lime
burner; stone masons on railroad WORK
$50 free pass; camp fiunkies: skidder,
s.; first and second leaders. 81 and $3.50;
tiemakers, i2izc apiece; circular sawyer,
81; teamster, $50 day; family for a farm;
logging by contract; mill setter; fallers.
81 drag sawyer; mason's helpers, g. -
day: mill yard men, $50 clear; single
teamsters, $50 clear; boy for florist; night
dishwasher; cut on sawyer; bookkeeper;
railroad cook. $50 clear; fishermen and
fish cleaners, top pay for four months:
man at summer resort; railroad stone
masons, $3.50 free pass; quarry laborers.
s225; country carpenters. fare advanced
buckers and bankers. s2.75; bench carpen-
ter, $50; mill hands; machine drill run
ners. miners, $3.50 TO $3.50 day; coke
drawers, s.; swampers, s215; machinists;
railroad laborers and teamsters, 81, free
pass: farm and milking jobs, SIS to 800.
Cranes. LOG Washington street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAN locate at once fifty families on
homestead claims in Clallam county.
Apply to Merriel Whittier. Alaska house,
Main street, Seattle.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
DANCING CLASSES for new beginners;
private lessons daily at Wilson's Dane
irg Academy, teaching all the very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dances; terms
lowest in city. once and academy.
Ranke hall. Pike street and Fifth ave-
nue. Telephone. Green 1880
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ron saLE-LIyE STOCK.
HORSES for sale at Lake Bennett n. C.
In good condition. satisfaction guaran-
teed For Information apply 70 NJ
Heney. - Colmsn building. Seattle.
or Inns Of Court building Vancouver.
b. c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-02

wANTED-1.ooo station men for Lake
Bennett Division. White Pass q Yukon
route. Twenty-eight miles OF heavy
side hill rock work. which will be let
tools furnished at 10 per cent. per
month supplies and powder at lowest
prices. Apply to NJ j. Heney, Contract
or l3 Colman building, Seattle, Wash.
or Inns OF Court building. Vancouver.
B. c.
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.
BRIGHTON BEACH ACRE TRACTS.


BRIGHTON BEACH ACRE TRACTS
This property is perfectly adapted TO tho
wants OF those who wish an acre or two
for suburban homes.
The addition Ia plated In tracts of one
acre each. all on streets and on or near
the Renton electric car line. which runs
through the center OF the property.
s cents car fare.
8 miles from Pioneer square.
Abstract with every lot.
Convenient to graded school,
Best OF soil for gardens.
500 AN ACRE
Reasonable terms
Car tickets
free to intending purchasers.
q. w. DILLtNG.
40 New York building.
WE HAVE A NICE LIST OF INSIDE
BUSINESS PROPERTIES, BOTH VA
RHSdE N M PRlc .sf FROM 81 $500 po rs
ALSO A ROW OF TWo-SToRY FLATS
AND OTHER INCOME PROPERTY.
CAN BE HAD FoR $500 AND Will
PAY 10 PER CENT. NET. WITH PROS
PEcT 40 IMPROVE TO MAKE ir
l.
JOHN VI. DAVIS.
1915 PIONEER BLOCK.
FOR SALE ny w w. DEARBORN.
~ Union Block.
Tract containing Is, coo square feet 'front.'
ing 80 feet on Madison street, near pow
er house: excellent garden land and
all under Improvement. with several
bearing fruit trees. two-etory. sIs-room
house; offered for few days at 1850,
Eight-room house. double corner on
Queen Anne hill. opposite J<innear park;
a home site that has few equals In the
city for hcalthful location and atirac-
I'VE sursoHndinss; VIEW VIEW Of harbor.
obstrueted. $500: easy terms.
FOR SALE OR LEASE Suitable for
woodward OF barn, lot e9xl20 on y. W.
corner Tenth and East Union. for sale,
lot Soni2s, ". r, corner Twenty-hrst
and East First; lot e1xl&. ~ u. corner
Twenty -Hec0nd and East Spruce street.
80 iotH in ballard. easy terms long
time Henry W. Lung. 80 Burke build
ina.
FOR sALE-House and iot. Ren,on Hin.
near Madison. had for price OF building
elegant home. investigate. house and lot
on car line. near Pike. 81 10. income 70
per cent. block % 70 lots. each e1rl2o.
western Exchange. ". New York block.
CHEAp-sensibls buyers Why pay 500
20 400 10 agents for same lots I am
selling at 81. fzs7 Formerly cost 400:
aristccrstic neighbour. come and see
yourself. need money. Hiiiman. owner
kenwood avenue, Green Lake car.
FOR sALE-sso lots On Queen Ann. mn:
graded and s!dsNAikfd street; the near
est available aud beat buy In the city.
Is 90 for short time. worth investiyat-
INK NJ. Dsshon. Ia New York building
FOR sALE-For ten days we offer for
H.@o an improved business property
paying Is per cent. net: centrally To-
Gated on a main business street Dory.
Eel Lewis. lis Columbia street.
NO COMMISSION
Three lots for sale, well situated. near car
iine, would build houses on same to suit
purchasers. on instailment pan or 9TH
erWise. al-1z Washington building,
FOR sALE-C'hoice lots In PouiiuS aS-
view graded streets and sewers. terms
u desired Frank A Pont!us, - Halter
block
IN White River valley. the garden spot
OF Washington. small tracts, Improved
and unimproved farms at a bargain.
CAL or write T. J. Howley. Kent. Wash.
FINE lots near two car lines: water view:
800 10 Goo each. Slettengren e. Arnell'
2 Roxwell block.
t,oao-s acres near Green Lake; foreclosed.
a n =
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A newly furnished brick hotel a rooms.
country town. s. go. snap. rent 80 All
manner Of business Opportunities Our
books viii show for the past three
months more lodging houses seit through
this agency than any other agency la
the city. not one excepted
MORGSN5 EXCHANGE, 1911 Third.
FOR sALE-Schoonsr. { years old, all In
hrst-clAss condition, . tons register.
also one OF 70 tons register and one OF
OF s. tons register. These vessels are
all good sea boats and just the thing
for Cape Nome We have also nrst-
class ticket for passage on the steamer
GaTonne which sails MAY ~ Edwards
& Co. slsia Third avenue
A rare business opportunity q sale .
nrsS-elass and wen established - e bust
ness In one OF the best locations 10 Spo-
Kane. Wash. fos further particulars ad-
dress box 1874. Spokane. Wash.
INVESTIGATE cigar and grocery store;
me location, any reasonable Price con-
sidered. owner entering other business
Inquire lN First, opposite posto lice.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale Of household furniture at
r. @. Bickerton a COS saleTooms, 1912
First avenue, Tuesday. April Bird at 10
O'Clock sharp. Fine bed sets. springs.
mattresses, wardrobe. drup-hsad sewing
machine. ice box. writing desk. extension
table. chairs. table cloths. fine organ.
stoves carpets, also elegant upright
piano. cost tsls0 folding bed. etc
PARTIES having household furniture 20
sell can obtain highest cash price by
calling az 1919 First avenue. or telephone
Pike i0i
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an yit too bad TO be sane on tn stage.
even by a state lesislashure.'
II intelligent people, who believe IN the
drama as a part on literature. who know
that the only possible ethical treatment
for the stage IL not suppression, which its
sins sometime richly deserve, but crowding
its bad plays out by good ones, viii keen
these two guides in mind. they cannot get
far astray In their theater-gotng. They
win not only preserve themselves and their
families from contamination. but they will
make the demand for sound. wholesome,
entertaining plays so strong that muck
will be only shorter way or speiihS
bankruptcy. There are considerable sec
tons OF this country where that Blessed
condition exists at present. A similar state
Of things is to he brought about In New
York not By tabaoing the theater, hut by
intelligent discrimination, II IL is to be
achieved here, good people must not let
good plays fail for lack of support while
had ones thrive on salacious advertising
what Is wanted Is not a ban upon the
theater, but an intelligent KNOWLEDGE Of
n The people who prefer badness, even
In Manhattan are a small minority, but
they know what Il going on and theN mass
themselves In every theater which caters
20 their tastes. The majority are Wen
meaning but ignorant Indifferent and un-
orsanlxed They stumble into theaters
without intelligent inquiry, and In that
proeese have their sensihtities shocked and
nav tribute to vice.
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IN THE HOUSE.
short Session Held ON Account of the
Death of Representative
Hnrmer.

WASHINGTON, March Tine death Of
Representative Harmcr. Of Pennsylvania,
the father % the house" cast a deep
gloom over the proceedings today. Al
though ho WAS knoWn to he IN feeble
health his death came as s10ck 10 bis
colleagues by whom bee was universally be-
loved lie NAs the oldest member q the
house both So length 81 service aud in cln-
tiuUoWz service. As such it Was his daiy
To swear .u the incoming speaker az tAc
opening ~ each congress. ISIS only sp-
ptafanca In the house thi- session was
when he made special trip troW fhliA-
deiphia af fHC 1pcui0s OF Toe session in
December 20 aamtulfer the oatl g. s.. ak
er Henderson. ite Wyts thru in feeble C1n-
diti0n. and his. eyrs.gFt was so poor thAt
John 7, Chauukey one 90 the oldes ea-
pleyes q the aouac. wus obhJsd g. prompt
him while He r6ad the oath o. Gen fitn-
detn3u. MIR Hatmer seldom addressed the
house during his i0nE Term of ser ptca, hWt
he was an active committee worker. p3pu-
lar personally and exercised raaea intia-
Henry bingham, nf Pennsylvania. The
father 81 THIS house
He began his service ,n The Ferty-stxth
congress and has served continuously for
twenty years HQth in .enstl a0s BIZ. o.
u.s. ii service Mr. Bingham r. exceeded
BY Mr. C&annn. u illinois, -aalr1naa o. ths
apprapFsa t4ans eommittse. Wa8 asa first
elected 10 he Forty fh4ra congress. and
" ha Is serving his thirteenth term aut
his term WAS not continuous. he having
failed eg re-eleetiaa in the ffEty second
MI GROW Il Pennsylvania. ,he venerable
ex-saeAkur "a tbs oldest member. He arst
came to congress Scr 1851, boa ihere was a
lQng HATES la his service, iF7n lst2 ta tsS5.
The distinction % father OF tllg a5ase
aa4gnEs To- hlgn who has served The longest
iu continuous Shrvlge.
Mr. HarrnnY's desk to-day WAS drAsRa ia
black ard covered witt e1@&gs The blind
Chaplain. IN hts Invocation. referred feel
lugfy 10 the ioss the hopse aDd country
rpsr the request %; Mann. in charge O,
the Aldrich- Hoheius contested election
cases which were 90 have 1e&n vote3 up0u
az go 5 clock to-day. he vote was post
pouea untN tnmnrrow 10 Sllow ;Ac house 10
adjourn out az rcESect 20 Mr. Tiarmer 3
fsverssreet. in caarse Of the conference
resort uaou the auAGcial hllL presented the
EFFORT to the house ans said BE would cail
ua iaa report al the earliest possible mo-
menl.
Clversrree7 practically nothing except
The refundiHg provision
Certainty the biute tsftc amendment IS
new" observed Richardson
That ls q httle Importance" replied
'-Tae gentlemen admit 90 Is unimport-
II frankly say consider lt ~ little TIM
nortanca 80 reiterated ovsrsireet
we want Tine 20 show nat setor,s4
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Richardson. who, continuing said the
minority would ask for four hours.
without agreeing to that the matter
went over.
Bingham then announced the death of
Mr.. Harmer. His beloved colleague, he
said. was Of right recognized as the
father of the house" But ne was more
than that, he was the father Of the house
N the affection and high regard which
ne was held by the members Of the body.
richardson announced that the minority
would demand time TO debate the report
lie was one of a marked group OF four
men whom the city of Philadelphia sent
70 the American congress. The names or
those four members. whose record today
belongs to the whole country and for
whose memory the people Of Philadelphia
have especial affection, Bingham said
are Judge W. p. Kelly. who was elected
70 fifteen congresses and served twenty
nine years; Mr. Charles O'Neilt. who was
elected 70 fifteen congresses and served
twenty-nine years; Mr.. Samuel j. Ran
DAN. who was elected to fourteen con-
crosses and served tweuty-seven years.
and Mr. Harmer. who likewise WAS select
ed 70 fourteen congresses and served
twenty-seVen years--ii2 years Of service
given by these four distinguished dead--a
record unparalleled in the history of the
country.
Bingham then offered the customary
resolutions Of regret. and the speaker APP
pointed the funeral committee OF fifteen
members
Then at 1875 p. m as a further marx
or respect, the house adjourned