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I OST OR STOLEN on Day street, be-
E4tween Jefferson and Henry streets
boys vclocipede. Liberal reward if
returned TO JAMES MECREDY. s. V.
Il. II. Office. noyll-Gt
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NM ANTED.-Two unfinished rooms
w centrally located. for light house
keeping. Address \. y. II. TINES office.
nONl3-lW
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~ ACRES OF LAND BETWEEN
w Roanoke and Salem for sale by
NEAL x iIERNDON. novll-lw
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SALEM! Salem |!
Great Sale of Lots, Dec. II and IL.
SALEM IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

I6RMS One-third cash; balance in one and TWO wears
these tots lie on principal business residence streets The
inc ola town. surrounded
companies 1t the most valuable property Salem Norfolk
ana Western and the Dummy line Roanoke have
stations
ana tine town water through them.
r maze more rapid and substantial progress one
year an any other city in Niruinia 3l8
$1,000, 900 buildings
doubled and the business of the increased
500 per ~
The in erection and
actually secured will employ thousand hands present
population will be doubled another prog
"ss to secure other large plants.
Inc Baltimore and Ohio and Roanoke
N"ic'n making it an important railway center.
salem is bound 20 be
acturng and commercial cty and Salem Roanoke
rapidly growing together will he center of VIRGINIA the
o Souhwc
For large and quick Salem the
o the Southwcs '1o
ENORMOUS PROFITS ARE BEING MADE IN REAL ESTATE
For maps pamphlet of 80 pages, address
j. w. F. ALLEMONG, President, Salem VIRGINIA
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SEVERAL boarders can he accommo-
odated at $40 Salem avenue $. w.
nOv142t
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w-ANTED.

YXANTED 50 ung man with some
w experience in sh. oping. delivering
and keeping stock in oSd> r; also couple
of press feeders. THE b TLL PRINT
ING AND MANUFACTURING co.
nOvl6-3t
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NM ANTED-To let business and pro-
w fessional men know that they can
secure the service of an expert stcno-
graphcr and type writer by calling up
telephone $50 or calling at Stcnogra phic
or Type Wiring Bureau. room :, Masonic
Temple Parties desiring to dictate
correspondence or have dee Is. contracts,
etc, copied arc thus enab ed 10 do so
with ,ut loss of time
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GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE HAD
W at Camps Ten-ccnt Novelty Jew
clry Store, No. IA jefferson st. nUYIG-1w
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EOR RENr-Two rooms, furnished or
Il unfinished, in IA pleasant locality.
five minutes walk from street car line.
address 545 Fifth avenue s. w. novl5-3t
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OST-A rat terrier. black, with
~ small spot rubbed off right leg; or
months old. Liberal reward will be
paid if returned to j. L. MULCARE, ll5
oalem avenue. novl5-2t
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE
~ agents. All agents who wish to
go to the real estate convention, held in
Norfolk, Va, on 10Th and 10Th, will
please leave their names this morning
with FRANCIS Il. KEMP. noyl5tf
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

they are put regularly into the nine. and
hence the petty jealousies that have existed
among extra players would be reduced to
minimum. I do not know that such plan
has ever been considered, but it is easy TO
reason out that it would be natural result
of the PLAYERS revolt Each club could well
afford to spend 5000 year for the purpose
l have indicated, and thus establish prepare
tory schools for future league stars, which
would be in the end quite as profitable as
paying fancy prices for minor league play
ers. Indeed, as the youngsters developed,
they might be loaned to miner League clubs
to complete their baseball education.
That there would be any general decrease
of salaries in the National league in event of
Wards failure to establish a rival league and
crush out his old employers does not, upon
analysis, seem probable, unless the pHbiic
should lose interest and the gate receipts be
largely diminished. A marked and continued
diminutien of revenue would, of course, be
likely to scale salaries.
The failure of the Brotherhood would not
in any appreciable degree destroy the con-
cessiens which its existence has wrung from
the League. To certain extent it has been
of incalculable benefit to the player Of the
future as well as the player Of the day; but
its mission was TO help the player and the
game, not to destroy the League, which, with
all It's faults, has brought the game, as play ed
by professionals, from the gutter to its pres
ent high plane of honesty. The Brotherhood,
as an organization within the League, neu
tralized the effects OF great success on the part
of the magnates which were like TO do injury
and injustice to the player. Should it fail as
an organization outside the League do not
believe the reforms it brought about will be
lost TO the players W. /. HARRIS.
Tho 1ol,o as ~, ,,~--o,,,, o-4,4u 80 ~. /,
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

but one thing was necessary to right him be
fore the sporting public, and that was to
wade in and fight to win.
Ike's behavior IN the ring is always pecu-
liar, and his antics cause much amusement
for the spectators, and oftentimes great wor-
riment to his opponent. When he enters the
ring his face is adorned with a beautiful
smile, and an expression of intense determine
ton, such as "rm-going-for you my -unfor-
tunate-friend " takes possession of him. But
it soon wears away, especially if his unfor-
trnate friend knows how to fight During
the fight with Murphy it faded away after
the first few rounds.
Ike was born in Belfast. Ireland, twenty
two years ago He is feet 4 inches in
height and fights at is pounds. His best
fight was sixty-four round draw with Jack
Havtin.
Billy Murphy, who is now champion feather
weight Of the world, has held the title Of
champion feather weight and lightweight OF
Australia.
He was born tweaty-seveu years ago, anu
BEGAN fighting when 10 wears OF age. Be
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
Nervous Pr0strati0n,

Soprevalent, especially among women,
~ results from overtaxing the system.
The assimilative organs becoming de-
ranged, the blood grows weak and i'm
poverished, and hence THAT tired feel
ing of which many complain. For all
such cases, there is nc remedy equal to
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Take no other.
"Some time ago / found nv system
entirely run down. l had a feeling of
constant fatigue and languor and yery
little ambition for any Kind of effort.
A friend advised me TO try Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, which 1 did with the best re-
suits. 1t has done me more good than
all other medicines l have ever used"
Prank Mellows, Chelsea, Mass.
"For months I was afflicted with
nervous prostration, weakness. languor,
general debility, and mental depression.
BY purifying the blood with Ayers
Sarsaparilla. was completely cured
Mrs. Mary Stevens, Lowell, Mass.
When troubled with Dizziness, Sleep
IessneSs, or Bad Dreams, take
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

The value OF the personal estate of the late
John Sanger, Of Saager's anphitheatre-for
some years partner with George-has been
sworn at e4a. ~ Is led
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
WEIR AND MURPHY.

The Spider in Bad Odor-Son ething About
the Mems Records.
The recent fight between Ike Weir, the
Belfast Spider" and Australian Murphy,
which took place at the California Athletic
club in San Francisco has been the means
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
BRlC-A-BRAC.

Crumpled outlines become colored glass.
Lamp globes are flaring. much turned over
at the sides, with erumpled or sused edges,
and the surface is covered with indentaeions
that deepen and tighten in color.
Among the novel umbrella handles is a
nest Of young frogs invaded by some vagraut
crabs. This Is carved il ivory. ana the work
:ranship is, OF course, japanese. Another
japanese fantasy is group OF monkeys and
frogs
japanese photograph frame is Of metal
With lacquered landscape design and cary
ings In relief. This is supported on the back
Of crouching half human monster, and is
supported at the ends by two grotesque Jap
anese musicians
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
Iail1 = gayle
OF EDWIN FORREST
Extracts from The Century's
Autobiography of Jefferson.
AN UNLUCKY NIGHTS EPISODE

The Trouble Began with tho Mistakes of
the Property Man and Only Ended
When the Curtain Fell on the Last Act
of 'Metamora."
Joseph Jefferson's recoliections of Edwin
Forrest forming part of 1.-The Autobiogra-
ply of Joseph Jefferson'1 is one of the enter
tanning features of the midwinte- number of
The Century Magazine, which will be issued
Feb. l. Four portraits of the famous TRACE
dian accompany the article-two represent
Ing him in costume and two as he appeared
of the stage.
Mr.. Jefferson describes Forrest as a hand
some fellow, with the form of an Apollo and
strength of a Hercules; his deep musical
voice under perfect control, and, in pathetic
scenes, full OF tears.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

of Weir's 10 sin g
many friends. AL
I h ough fourteen
hard rounds were
fought and b o t h
displayed surpris-
ing staying quail
ties, there seems to
be a growing opin-
ion that Ike did not
do his best. This
is bad for him, as
he stood on rather
shaky ground be-
fora the contest And
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
TO WEAK MEN

Suffering from the effects Of youthful errors cary
decay wasting weakness lost n anhood. etc. xi1
send q valuable treatise fsealeol Containing iaAl
sp,ausid medical work shcuid Be read by every
nan who lie pervous and deeshtaied. Address
Prof. p. G. FOWLER, M0Odus, Conn.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

= : =
fore leaving for
Americs, he whip
ped Jack O'Meagh-
er with bare knuck-
les in three-quar-
tiers of an hour, and
Frank Burns in SIX
rounds. He also
bested Billy Nit
cheil, Saxon, Gull
Ter. Sam Stewart,
and several others.
n ar-,~As ~ Gar,
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

Francisco June s 1850. and on July - ne
defeated Johnny Griffin in three rounds.
July so he fought a twenty-six round draw
with Frank Murphy, of England Murphy's
weight at bis las, contest was i1s1s pounds,
while Weir's was la4k pounds, 6}< pounds
pounds more than he usually fights at
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rRpK r4croRr.

QUEEN CITY TRUNK FACTORY; RETAIL
~ manufacturers OF franks vailSsS Telescopes and
straps: repairing SAlesrocsa. basement northeast
eoEns- Seeo2d and ssAlnSf0a
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Crisp Snaps

BHICK BUILDISG--rhe most central loca,
fiou ia the city, Four stories and base eiit ooA ~
feet Substantially Constructed Al occuplea
ms seldom occur In Seattle. and this Is good one
FRONT STREET LOT-central location;
30x11l feet: partially improved; only Sls,VoO;
This is but 5000 per front foot, and you cant mo
sbuy Ike IT,
IMPROVED FARM-Near the city ana
rst-eIass location: can b. taken for cash at special
bargain "sNAP HUNTERS" are invited 10
investigate.
TO ExCHANGE-320 acres Of agricultural
land In KitSap county to trade Tor a farm III Ihf-
nois Indiana, Iowa or Kansas.
WATER FRONT-s40 per acre This tract
Is situated on Port Orchard and IS a desirable
place. Partially improved. Running water on the
place. Part cash.
TEMPERANCE STRFET-In Queen Anne
Town, an admirably situated building plot ioxlzo
feet only one block from cars Price, $4,000.
NAVY YARD-sacres water front. highly Inn
proved, adjoining navy yard-not miles away ou'
right against it. Price way down.
SI5 PER ACRE-40to 500 acres on railroad
south of Seattle; Al ranch land. Easy terms Oh
payment
MADISON STREET-Half block in McGil-
vera addition at $3.50 per lot Terms 10 suit buy
eTs.
MAYNARD,s LAKE WARRINGTON
Six big lots for 5000.
LOTS WANTED-In Renton Edes & Knights
and Summit addition. Write or bring In your de-
scriptions
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p0BEET c. WESTERMAN. HEAVY FORG-
~ ing and general biaeksns1hE1g. machine, ship.
Steamzcat and S1fltfng work. al kinds Of LOCKING
and NH tools manufactured West street. north
of SsslsAz sysaRs. =. Q. Box III, seattle, Wash
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
INDEPENDENT ORDER FORESTERS, Sc
j attic Commandery. No. 526 meets the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month: all brother
foresters cordially Invited G. Ii. Walsworth, Il.
<: i. Remich, G. II.
CEATTLE LODGE, no. z, I. q. o. F., MEETS
- every Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall,
North Seattle at 7:y0 o'clock: members of sister
lodges sojourning brothers in good standing
cordially invited to attend.
JOHN f. MILLER, n. @.
W. r. PEARSE, Secsy.
Postoficc box, 2la.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

~ ~
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
elise investment Company, for the election OF di-
rectors and the transaction Of such other business
as may lawfully come before IT, will be held at the
office of the company in the city Of Seattle. Wash
fngton, on Wednesday. the 14th day OF January,
A. ID. 1891. at the hour Of 2 O'Clock in the after
noon. Seattle. Wash, December 10, 1890. j. w.
elise, president; III. r. elise, secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE REGU-
- lar annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Boston National Bank of seattle, viii be held at
its banking house Tuesday, January ID, 1891
at $3.50 o'clock p M for the choice of directors and
the transaction of such other business may prop
erly be brought before IL.
j. A. JACKSON. Assistant Cashier.
Seattle, Wash. Dec. ID $780,
NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders of the Puget sound National
Bank OF Seattle, for the election of directors and
transaction Of such other business az may come
before it, viii be held on Tuesday, January 10,
1891. at O'Clock p. J. FURTH, Cashier.
December IL, 1890
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE An
- nual meeting Of the stockholders of the First
National bank of Seattle. for the purpose of elect
ing board of directors for the ensuing year. will be
held at the Office Of the bank at Seattle ON Tues
day. January IS, 1891, at o'clock p. m. Lester
Turner, Secretary.
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost, Found,
Fer Sale For Rent and situations Wanted viii be
Inserted at the rate Of cent word each insertion.
Payment always in advance. No advertisement
received for less than 25 cents.
NoTICE-The business Office of the PosT-INTEL
IIeEscER is open until II p m. Classified adj
refreshments viii be received up 10 this hour.
Advertisements viii be received at branch Offices
Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
Tacoma ...............T. Sammons, Agent
Fort Townsend ......... Handley 6 French
The Nollowtng lefters await advertisers at this
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payTER-Tn seattle. Monday, December y,
1890 TO the wife OF u. y. Baxter, son.
ABRAM-Tn seattle, Monday, December =. iooo'
10 the wife OF Charles II. Abram, . oauehiei.
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CHRTSrI4N SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-FREE TEACHING
- and Asa4lag MIS-. Williams 4eS Cessaz street,
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Personal

Personal.
NANTED-BY YOUNG LADY sTENO-
w grapher, Is years Of axe, a gentletn&a CORES
pondent; no trIners need reply. A1dress p. y.
Observation-Disclosures oshce.
IF Y0C WANT CHEAP BE TSTSS CHANCES
call on George e. Marks, 20T Commercial street.
MARRIAGE BUREAU S0- UNION STREET
VI RON :. Seattle, Washington. send 70 cenis
Ter CirculAr
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Carraher & MeachaIn

Rooms % and %. OLYMPIC BUILDING,
South Side Occidental Square.
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REWARDS.
SSn RkWARn-SS0 REWARD WILL BE
gov paid by the undersigned tor information
that VIII lead 70 the recovery Of aud conviction OF
the person persons who stole The following arri-
Giles nom the Woodland Park motel, sometime be-
~ cen the 18th day OF November and December 4:
One Marlin rife SS-calbre ana a doubl e-barrels,i
shotgun. the barrel Of which is 81 inches long grade
No5LC- smith. hamInsTless; hound inlaid with gold
On the n Sger guard and initials u C. p engraved
Oh gold plate on the stock. The zun was enclosed
IN black leather case with initials on brass plats
Of case, g. &. r" u. C. PhlnRey. room leo Butler
block
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L'OR SALE-LTNCH COUNTER DOING
Il good business: fine location; must be sold al
once. Apply George C. Marks, 207 Commercial
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CLiIRYOYANFS.

M Rs REYNOLDS, THE SUCCESSFUL TEST
~ ana business medium, gives life readings: M
front street, between Spring and seneca: hours
E'LoRANCE MARVIN. Prophecies WHO
= preolcsed the Seattle ire Room 3 Phinna<
block, corner Front and seneca streets
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TOR LE-oNE-FoURTH INTEREST IN 4
IL fiouring mill. Tor sale will trade for inside
property IN Seattle; capacity 200 barrels per day.
mill located At Rayenna park; this Is great bar
gain; call and investigate. Needham d rainier,
foot Columbia street.
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TOR SALE-GooD PAYING BARBER SHOP
IL good location. Address Barber, Post-lnteiii
gcncer.
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VESDoNE TURKISH BATHS. PLAIN
baths. CSC; open day and night: separate
lAclss department hIgen block. 606 second
SEATTLE HOT SALT WATER BATHS
- speclal apartments TOR ladies': corner West ana
Crane, manager. -
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r oST-AN CNSEALED ENVELOPE WITH
L. draft Of 500 issued by First National bank
of Champi2iu, y. y; also valuable papers Lib
street
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II T. CLAGET E.-wooD AND CHAL4h-zr - -
- engraving. koo1n 81 Union oioS>T
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The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
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W ANTED-ACTINE, RELIABLE MEN AS
w special agents and state nanagerS tor the
Washington National Binding. Loan and Invest
rient Association ~ seattle. liberal: Y,nSi-
lion permanent; the only national association In
the Northwest 1. Hill Case, General MAraxer,
Occidental block.
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.ATT0RSEFs-AT-LAW.

WILEY, HALE q SCOTT. ROOMS 31s AND
w 3i7 Butter block.
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THE howl goes on about the effem-
macy of woman, but the woman of
this day is far more vigorous than
the woman of quarter of century
back. She takes more mental exercise
more physical recreation, understands
and practices the laws of health
better and is in every way the mental
and physical superior of her predeces-
sors.
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Special rates given on larger space and long
time advertisements. Discount given for cash
Announcements FOR State and County officers
TEN Dollars in advance.
-,fg- All contracts or bills must be approved by
Secretary and Is snaager.