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GOING TO HIT THE BARREL.
Dempsey and McAuliffe Sign Articles 70
q Cooper Contest.

OOHt6sts
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.--Jack Dempsey and
Jack McAulifIe, respectively middle weight and
lightweight pusilistic champions Of America,
have made match for 500 to test their compar-
alive abilities. Both OF the fighters used to
work in cooper shop in Brooklyn. Dempsey
left first to enter the puglistic arena and it was
his success that led McAuIife to put on the
gloves professionally They discussed their re-
spective merits as coopers, and after consider
able parleying each pat up 500 for match TO
come off within week in the shop of their for
mer enployer
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BURRRLI4-Augusi Is, 1890 IL this city, 90 the
wife OF James r. Burrell, son.
NecRlMMoS-Io he wife of B. McCfimmon, a
daughter. Northeast corner Of Fifth and How
ard streets Seatila ~
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Jack Burke. the pugilist, las, night said TO .
reporter Of tie PoSr- INrELIIsEScER: "Ths
Marine last night SAID he would meet any
uiGdle-weigat in the world in a contest OF 4
limited number of rounds Now that is lust
what want AIN willing and anxious TO NEE,
him in tsa-roGnd contest at any time, the
sooner the better"
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Now THE SEATTLE y NQA
RAILROAD is now running uaN
Anacortes and SEDRO. -
The GREAT NORTHERN EA1e
Is in actual operation from FairnexA
The SEATTLE, LAKE SHOE s r.
ERN is building passenger depoo ~
houses at Sedro, and laying rsck p " II a
north. =,
The GREAT NORTHERN nA4.1:
is building up the famous SkaG< w.
sEDRO. and it looks very mucn
they were going to make the ~ x-x
SPOKANE FALLS line their 49, 5
the coast. Look on any map ana 49, z1
tice.. that the present end OF the 49,
ern railroad in MONTANA ana y - ~ s11{
FALLS and SEDRO are on epoes
parallel of latitude x..~ea1
THE SEDRO LAND q ~
MENT CO. has just been formed ~
up capital of 10000. composed
capitalists in Seattle and New f0rk ,,.>u
Do you appreciate wast oil tnss.er~f
mills and the natural resources
drc, backed by capita. can DO $500 = ~
Lots in the first plar OF -
prices Tor a short time.
WASHINGTON TERkiiv
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Mccormick ar

Hen Young, che best umpire on the Coast, viii
took after the series. He is popular with
coettle and Tacoma alike. Ham Harris ana
Heo1emer are the only men who do not like
him.
The Madison street cable line viii furnish en-
4ellsnt facilities for reaching the grounds to-
~.
Game VIII be called at O'Clock this after
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REMOVAL.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY HAS
~ removed 70 fourth door Occidental block.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS-PLANs FOR COT
~ tages. $l5; two-story residences $50: build
ings erected on time by J. Friedlander, architect
and builder, so7 Columbia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by board OF education, Seattle school dis
trlct NO. i, until Monday, Septe mber Is, at u.
m. for draying Tor this district during ensuing
year. Separate bids received: first drayage per
ton for all buildings in district: second, draying
per ton for each building in district BY order
OF board of education, NJ. A. Hawthorne. secre-
tary.
NOTICE TO CRRDITORs-NoTIcE Is HERE.
~ by given that l., Ida ]. Burgert have been
duly appointed by the probate court of King
county, state OF Washington, ADMINISTRATIVE OF
the estate OF Amos Burgert deceased, and have
duiy qualified as such. All persons having
Claims against said deceased are hereby reonirad
20 present them with the necessary vouchers
within one year after the date OF this mott e. to
me at the law Office of Greene & Turner, room
So, Boston book Dated this twenty-third flav
Green's TnI " Iss attorney. I'D IDA j. sunSEET
trttrix.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WING
~ ChoDg d Co. have purchased the building
OF Chin Bing Gee, situated on Washington
street, Msynard's addition. block 80. All claims
must De presented 10 Wing Chong & Co. before
September l. 1890 After septemp Der LIST no
claims VIII be paid. Seattle. August q. 1Ss0
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE-PUBLIC NO.
IN uce Is hereby given that /, John III. Me-
0raw, assignee in q certain proceeding in insol-
vency, now pending in the superior court of
Ming county. Washington, entitled J. ~ Mich
OILS q Co VS.: Their Creditors, in pursuance of an
order IN this behalf heretofore made BY said
court. VIII sell and Cause to be sold al public
auction, Tor cash, at the premises forns Nv os.
cupied by said j. NJ. Nichols. on Colum bis
street, between Second sud TGird streets in the
city OF Seattle, in sad King county, on Friday.
the otA day or september. 1880, ar ii O'clock a
m, ana between that hour anu IL o. clock noon
OF that day and between the hours of O'clock
p. m ana O'Clock p. m. of thai day and con
unulng every day thereafter at like hours ex-
Chung Sundays. until the sale is com pIeted
ali the stock OF goods, wares and rnerehandise
and the fixtures of which l am now in posses
sion as such assignee, towit: Hardware. pipine
ana plumbers materials; also all the unnRtd
book accounts, chooses in action and evidences
OF indebtedness in my possession as such as
signee. JOHN H. MCGRAW As~ignan
PETERSON d PENsEFArHER ATTORNEYS for As
signee.
Dated at Seattle, King county, Wash. this 18th
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs-sE PRO-
IN posals will be received by the Beard of
Commissioners OF King county. Washington, at
the office OF the County Auditor in Seattle,
Washington, on or before Monday, September
10, 1890, at ii O'Clock s. M. for furnishing and
setting up all necessary vault furniture for the
new King county courthouse, now in the course
of erection az Seattle, Wash. Plans and dimen-
sions of vaults may be had by applying TO W. A.
Richie. architect, rooms IS, SO and so, Union
block. Seattle, Wash. Each proposal must be
accompanied by plans and details and samples
OF material showing the construction of furni-
tare, also by certified check on some local
bank in the sum of one thousand dollars 81 OOO)
m ede payable to the order of the Treasurer of
King county, Washington" a guarantee that
In case OF the contract being awarded TO him,
the said contractor shall enter into a formal
contract as prepared by the architect and fur
nish good and sufficient bonds as required by
law for the faithful execution and completion
OF the contract. in failure of which the said
check shall be forfeited TO King county wit bout
recourse. as and for hquidated DAMAGES for such
failure on the part of the bidder No proposal
Will be consi tered unless accompanied by said
certified check The Board OF Commissioners
serve the rig hit 10 reject any all of the bids
Dated this 18th day OF August. 1890
W. X. FORREST.
County Auditor aid ex-otficio CLERK OF the
Board OF County Commissioners of King
county, Washington.
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New cloaks, wraps, eapes aud jackets just in.
Chester CleaFy.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-LOT OWNERS IN RRNTON ADJ
ligencer.
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WANTED BoARpERs.

"ANTED-TEACHRRS OF THE sOIITH
w school TO know they can obtain board
WIN or without room; also board and room for
private family. Sl4 South Tenth street
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BFLP W4sTBD-MALE
w ANTxD = CASH BOYS CHESTER
w Cleary.
w ANTFD : GLAzIER APPLY AT ME.
w chanies' Mill and Lumber Company.
| yTYANTEp-BoYs AT MATTRESS FACTORY,
/ w West and Seneca streets
WANTED A FIRsT.cLAS5 DELIVERY
| w clerk for planning mill Address T. o.
| box 5S3
| vxYANRD-A DRAUGHTSMAN TO MAKE
w tracings; one who has had some expert
| encs in making bridge drawings preferred. San
Francisco Bridge Company.
yxTANTDKD-A THOROUGH, ACTIVE AND
w experienced solicitor, OF good address, for
| outside position in family tea trade;. good re-
munerstion and permanency to night man.
| New York Tea Company, 400 Front.
yXTANTED-A BOY TO CARRY PAPERs
w Apply at Postoffice news stand.
yxTANTRD-sOLlcIToR AT THE RIPLEY
w house, corner Front and Pike streets.
room IS.
WANrEp-BoYs TO DELIVER the POST
w Intelligencer; must be is years old or
over. Apply at Posfintelligencer
WANTED ENERGETIC AND INTELLr-
w gent man as agent for first.clsss New
York Life Insurance Company. Address d. B.
Baker, Seattle. Wash.
w ANTED = RESPONSIBLE AGENTS TO
w sell the best washer and wringer made:
and my new patent pancake griddle:they sell IN
every house, agents supplied from Pacific coast;
order circular. M. Shaeffer, Canton, Ohio.
WANTRD-FIvE BRIcKLAYERs AT PORT
w Townsend; two months job G. p. Wake.
man q Co. Port Townsend.
yI7ANTED-TwO PLASTERERs IMMFDI
w ately: commence Monday. Richard Morrl-
son, Ellensburg, Wash.
|
yNAETED-A GOOD, EXPERIENCED ACT
w i've agent for special insurance work Call
at rooms 22s. 229, Seattle block.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sTENOGRAPHER
w and typewriter who has been admitted to
bar; must have business capacity and good
character. Apply at once at room IS, Boston
block.
VIZ ANTED-TEN BOYS AT AMERICAN
w District Telegraph Company's Office.
WANTED = INTELLIGENT, ENERGETIC
w young men and ladies to engage with MS
in q Pleasant profitable work; no capital re-
Wslla Walia, Wash.
w ANTED-INTELLIGEET wIDE-AwAKE
w man to act as agent for the Manhattan
Lie Insurance Company. Apply to p. Pitt
Shaw, general agent, room 9. Llewelyn-Dodge
building.
w ANTRD-ACTIvB. RELIABLE MEN AS
w special agents and state managers for the
Washington National Building, Loan and In
vestmeEt Association of Seattle; terms liberal:
position permanent; the only national sssocia-
lion in the Northwest ]. Hill Case, Secretary
nd General manager. 6and Korn block.
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Fort steilacoom. August 10, 1890.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-BIDS WILL
IN be received Ct the Office OF the Samish
Lake Milling and Lumber Company. over the
to August Is, 1890. for logging and delivering on
board cars of the Fairhaven d Soar hern rail-
road, 100000 TO T. Geo. 600 feet of merchantabie
saw logs, cut from timber now standing or lying
on the following described lands: The eli OF
the sea OF sec l, tp IS of r G, and lots and 7
In sec 6, tp Sc n OF "a e. and the ne1+ the MI
OF the sea and lots l. and of sec 90, tp 81. Of
e. all adjoining the line of the Fairnaven &
Southern railroad Work 10 begin Immediate
~ and logs to be cut and delivered at the rate
of no less than 50, 900 feet per day.
JAMES F. WARDNER, President
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Found, For Sale, For Rent, and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of cents
word for the first insertion: cent a word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements viii be received at branch
Offices OF the ACKNOWLEDGMENT at:
Taeoma.... ..................O. II. Culver agent
Port Townsend. Handley d Kelley
EOTICE-The business Office of the PosT-IN-
IELLIGENCER Is open until u p m. Classified
advertiser ents will be received up to this hour.
The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
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BORN.

i5c gents silk scarfs Chester cleary.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS-PLANS FOR COT
IN tages. SIS; two-story residences. so: build-
fngs erected on time by ]. Friedlander. architect
and builder, 307 Columbia
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WAN1ED-MISCELLAN
M ANTRD-s100 AT ONCE; WILL RETURN
w $l2o on the 9Th OF September; will leave
ample and available security Ia hands of lender
10 assure prompt return of payment at specified
time. Address College. acknowledgement
"ANTED-A TRADESMAN WANTS THE
w temporary loan of SIPS to complete an
urgent order; will deposit trade stock suficient
70 cover all risk and return $l65 in q DAYS. Adj
dress fradesman, Post-Intelligencer
WANTED SALOON; STATE PRICE. AD-
w dress "Tfsebor," Post-Intelligencer
WANTED-CIGAR STORE; STATE PRICE
w Address Oakland. Post-Intelligencer.
"ANIED-To BUY A SMALL MACHINE
w shop suitable for making models. Adj
dress L. NJ, PostIntelligencer Office
WANTED-EVERY GENTLEMAN TO IooK
w ever our complete line before ordering
IA al clo, hes. Wanamaker Brown, 222 Seattle
block, Third and Cherry streets.
WANTED-sESSIoN LAWS OF lsss ,ss,
w and lsS6, 1857 and 1sSS Address Ty' POST.
Intelligeneer
!" ANTICIPATION SETS. SPRING HAIR
w and wool mattresses to re-stuff and cover:
estimates given; CARPETS laid and genera mn.
holstery done by Robert Fairly l3I7 Third "a
tween University and Union.
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UTANTED-ACTIvB, RELIABLE MEN AS
w special agents and state managers for the
Washington National Building, Loan and In
vestmeEt Association of Seattle; terms liberal:
position permanent; the only national sssocia-
lion in the Northwest / Hill Case, Secretary
nd General manager, 6and Korn block.
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L. ". TRoUEcE BUYS NOTES. SHORT
chsttelA s24 Second street. corner Marion
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q 200 OQa OF SAN FRANCISCO 7
DeJUUsUUU per cent. money to loan on in
side property. Trounce, ga second street, cor.
ner Marion.
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A Lucky Gem Hunter.

A Ceylon paper gives an account of
the fiDCiag NJ The LARGEST CATS eve ge.n
Of when there Is aly r.coTd bv "A digger
at Gale. Ceyloa. Il Weighs nearly seven
pounds. The finder had been very
poor. A few months ago. however, his
digging for gems was rewarded by find
ing a cats eye which he sold for $4,000.
Soon after he dug ur another, for which
he realized so, 900, and then his run of
luck reached climax when be unearthed
his large stone. which is described as of
perfect luster. He had been offered
$95, 900 by Il syndicate of local dealers,
but he has refused, as nc declares he can
cut the gem into forty stones, each of
which will bring $4,000. A short time
ago he also found a larger cats eye than
his big one, but the ray was Imperfect,
30 that it is not more than one quarter as
valuable. His total findings in one-half
year, at the lowest estimate, will reach
$3.50, 900.
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her of these symptoms, you are suffering
from that most common of American mala-
dies-B Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver.
associated with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
The more complicated your disease has be-
Of symptoms No matter what stage it has
reached, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will subdue it, if taken according to
directions for q reasonable length of time.
One or two of DR.. Pierce's Pellets taken
daily with the Discovery will add to its
efficacy in case the liver Is very torpid and
the bowels constipated.
"Golden Medical Discovery" is the only
medicine Of its class guaranteed to do all it
Is represented to accomplish, or money paid
for it will be refunded. WORLDS DIsPEN-
sARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Proprietors,
663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con
stitutiOnal disease. requires a constitu iOnal
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease and
giving the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that they offer On. Hun
dred Dollars for any case that IL fails II cure.
send for list of testimonials. Address,
I. J.. CHENEY a. Co., Toledo o.
- Sold by Druggists. 15c.
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A Stove Used rs a Bed.

In the north of China the climate is
quite cold, and there are no stoves or
tireplaces in the waysilc inns. In some
of the general rooms are small charcoal
braziers, bat tn; BEDROOMS, which are
very scaatily furnished, contain neither
stove nor bed. In their place is brick
platform. long enough for man to
stretch himself at full length upon and
raised foot or two from the floor with
an opening in the side.
ln;o this aperture the servant pushes
a pan of burning Goals, and when the
bricks are thoroughly heated the travel
err spreads out upon them the bedding
he has brought with him and lies down
10 Isst on his stove.
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Sub Rosa.

have heard the robins singing
Where the sweet magnolia groNrS
have seen the zephyrs illngins
Twilight. kisses to the rose,
But a sweete, song has filled RE
Than the birds in perfumed bowers,
And softer kiss has thrilled ME
Than the south winds on the flowers.
have felt the lilies blowing
Dewy fragrance in The morn:
have seen the sunbeams glarin3
Golden bushes on the corn;
But know a flower that's farcr
Than the lilies ever grew,
And love blush that's rarer
Than the sunbeam's softest hue.
~-''s- -s-is
have seen the moonbeams flying
Over starlit, silvery seas;
have heard the zephyrs signing
Through the orange blossomed trees;
Blu. purer ray has blessed me
Than the moonlight on the sands,
And softer sigh caresse2 me
Than the breath of Tropic lands.
- 80
She is clirer than the flowers:
She is sweeter than the rose,
And her heart of kindne ss showers
Blessings everywhere she goes.
Altruistic-with2 cut shining
She's an angel from the sky
Gar above my earthly winning)-
She's engaged! and so ami.
Larry Chitteaden.
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The " omen! God Hles. Theml

What would the world be without womenp
Our mothers. our sisters and our wiyes-wbat
would there be without them in life worth liv-
ing! And yet whom do we neglect so cruelty.
Our horses and our cattle are carefully shell
tered and fed. and their first symptoms of all
ing given quick attention. but our best
friends among the geniler sex grow thin and
pale before our very eyes. and because they do
not complain we fail to notice il. On. let the
1hlst fall from our eyes and let realize how
weak and fragile i. woman, and how jealous
we should be In their behalf when il comes To
question of health. Let remember that
for thin. pale wan looking women DR. John
Bulls Sarsaparilia is just their need. Ii will
make their cheeks rosy and they will grow in
strength and hesh.-GdipesrWe Advocate.
My stomach and digestive organs were in a
chronic state OF disorder and my liver az d
bowe,s so torpid ut times that | had to resort
TO the mos drastic cathartics which would
always leave me in delicate condition.
suffered from general debility and my whole
system became drranged. Sick headaches and
violent cramps III my stomach were common
as also frequent skin eruptions and no woman
suffered from the weaknesses OF our sex AS |
did. was under treatment OF several physi-
clans and also used n much advertised sarsa-
parilla without the least apparent relief but
inst. ad my health became worse. reluctant
ly consented 10 try Bulls Sarsaparilla. The
first dose convinced ne il was stronger than
any other and felt warmth through my
whole system. Before had finished tine first
bottle began to improve. l have only taken
five bottles. and now my appetite in splendid,
my bowels regular, and my digestion as good
as It ever was. My headache and other
troubles nave ceased anG l am better than |
have been for ten years.-Ann. l.. Cooke. W.
Vernon Ind.
We moved here recsltlv and the druggist
said he didn't have any DIR. Bulls Worm DE.
strOyers, but when sail wouldn't have any
other, he said he would get some in n few
days, and so he did. / know what Dr. Bulls
Worm Destroyer, will de- and will not give
my children any other.-Mrs. j. d. Blair. Bul-
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What AIS your

Do you feel dull, languid, low-spirited,
lifeless, and indescribably miserable, both
physically and mentally; experience sense
Of fullness or bloating after eating, or Of
"goneness," or emptiness of stomach in the
morning, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste
in mouth, irreguler appetite, dizziness, fire.
quent headaches. blurred eyesight, " floating
specks before tne eyes nervous prostratlon
f1ushes, alternating with chilly sensations,
sharp, biting, transient pains here and there,
cold feet, drowsiness after meals, wakeful-
ness, or disturbed and undressing sleep,
constant, indescribable feeling of dread, or
Of impending calamity
If you have All, or any considerable num-
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The discovery o! an ocean current
coming from the unexplored region be-
yond Spitzbergec is the subjec: of a
communication to be considered by the
Bremen Geographical Society. The cur
rent was encountered during the summer
by Drs. Kukenthal and Walker, and was
very strong from fhe middle Of July to
the middle of August, streaming through
the entire Olga strait from north to south,
and turning southeastward off King
Charles Land.