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BEST OFFICE ROOMS IN THE CITY.
70 r. 5 A LII

61O 7th st sw, stories, all IN i...... 6,7OO
1923 III st ne, 6 rooms, all m i.............. $500
710G st sw,6 rooms and bath .............. 3,100
319 to 1923 Qnclusive) st ne,
rooms and bath ........................ 1000
S19 S21 9th st ne, near I'll st car, each... 1900
lilo, 1112, lila Sd st ne, each. 1,700
% houses on Callen st ne, 6 rooms, bath
and papered, each 1,5OG
GIG N st NV, rooms, brick .............. 1850
7O2 st Sc, 76O 7th st Sc, 2 building lots
adjoining, 7O0l st Sc, business prop
6O9 q st, NV, 4Ox1O4, business property $4,000
619 e st NV, 19.6x104, g g 1880
427 Al st NV, g " 1900
S17 9TH st sw, " g 1000
313 Pa ave NV, 26 rooms, rents for $127
per month, business property.......... $4,000
62 stse, business property, store and
dWelhng..."........... 1000
1870 9TH st NV. business property....... 5000
FOR SALE-LOTS.
Per foot
Lots 10, 13, and IA, east side of 18th st Sc,
bet Il and SITS, 49X209 to rear and side
alley.
Six building lots on the north side of G ct
ne, bet 7th and 8th SITS, 90 houses
being erected on lots adjoining. .......... 75c
Northwest corner 9Th and Nj SITS Sc, II
building 42ac
65xll3 to l5-foot alley, on st sw, bet
and Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Cor 1st and N Y ave NV, building lots,
1887 # of ground on the line of electric
cars
The sw cor 18th and l. SITS se having a
frontage of 200 ft on L st, and so it on
18th st, contains 19,080 #, a snap, at..... 15c
62x164 on side Sd st, bet G and H SITS ne,
room for IL houses ses.,.............."....".... SOC
ABRAHAM FISHER,
615 I1 street N. w.
ap19-tf15
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CITY NOTICES.

DE 1T RESOLVED BY THE BOARD
ID aldermen and house Of delegates OF the 81
Seattle, in session assembled, That 10 u the I'M
ton of the city council of said city 70 tuIg
south Eleventh street from Main street TO H.
avenue, In said city. by plankipg the same
estimated cost of said Improvement Ii pG5A
the cost Of said Improvement is TO be 49,
against the property abutting on said street
posed to be improved as described abOvGs w.
which said abutting property is hereby deciafee
be the property benefited by said Improvements s
All persons owning any abutting property ~
fined by section seven "a of article eight tVl11f
the charter. shall have fifteen days from and -
the date Of the first publication OF this resoluig
file with the city clerk protests againse sAau
proyemenf. a
Passed house Of delegates February 2, 1891.
X. w. JONES, Pres. II. o. ~
Passed board OF aldermen February Z, 1891:
GEORGE w, HALL, Pres b o. -
Approved by me this 18th day OF February, H.
HARRY WHITE, MyN;
Filed February 10. 1891.
H. w. MILLER, City ClS1
Date Of first publication, February ~. ls9As
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NOTICE 70 cosrRxns
VorIcE TO CONTRACTORS "

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS xT
AZ ers In materials and misceilane61
Sealed proposals. will be- rp<atve,6 ~
the board OF public works. No I'd
up to noon OF the 18th instant, for m
the city of seattle on requisiti0e11
months OF March and April, 1891. ~
plies, etc, rs hereinafter indicaie6
given In the tenders made to b. 49,
menfs to he made by the city Of Sea3f7c
drawn upon the appropriate funds
bids l!s[
Lumber, Dimension, fr and -:
dressed. flooring and rustic: piles. N RI t
length: baied hay. grades to be speef6
oats: chopped feed; sewer pina Sx
cement; lime; brick cat spikes. 4 55
nails. ten penny 10 sixty penny, DIM
quarter-tncn: water pipe and fstingI
galvanized, from one.half inch to { NJ
ter. corporation cocks, TO tit WORK ~ b.
tapping machine. steam cocks and RsosSfl
miscellaneous hardware: Office desfa n
steads and bed furnishings, ETC.; harnsSy y
dlery: general Office stationery ana drSsd
supplies: hospital care OF patients. snr1r
druggists supplies and prescriptions: -
Details TO facilitate bidding VIII b n S7
sonal application.
By order of the board Of public worta &
T. w. ID. HOLBROOK. f4f
First publication February 10. 1891.
NOTICE TO cOyTRACToRS-sEAfI
Az posals will be received at the
board Of public works up 10 noon Of tisS
for the furnishing and driving of l76 r.
foot OF Spring street In conformity ~ +;
specifications to be seen at the office of1I
sineer. BY order Of the board Of pu035
the city Of seattle. +. w. ID .HoibfooS H
First Publication Feb. 4. 1891. I5a
NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs-sEXs r.
IN posals will be received by the booel
the Office of the county auditor in OlyII
ington, until O'Clock p m. of Thurs61Vy
10. 1891, for furnishing all materials -
the new court house for Thurston coC11
ington. inclusive OF freproofng, p1un1l
ing, and for the entire completion or tt
accordance with the plans. specifica3f
tail drawings prepared by w. A. Rltch}6I
copies of which will be on file and may
and after Monday. January 26, 1891 ~
tect's Office at rooms SO. So and 90. Gnk
Seattle, Washington. and at MannH
washington street, between Fourth
must be accompanied by n certified chol7
local bank In the sum Of FIVE thoua01
fx5 .OO0.O0l, made payable to the order ~ T
urer Of Thursfon county, WashlnRt0n. 80
tee Of good faith on the part Of the satd 81
check Of the successful bidder to be ~
the said bidder shall have executed tho n
tract as prepared by the architeet 81
bonds As required by law or In the failu0S3
the said five thousand dollars rs ,OOO.6
forfeited 10 the said Thurston county N
course and for liquidated damages fbe e.
on the part Of the said bidder. No pfopq1
considered unless accompanied by 49,
check properly endorsed. The hoard p
commissioners reserve the right TO rq)Qo
all bids. e
BY oroer Of the beard OF county commhii
Thurston county, Washington.
County Auditor and Ex-Oflicio Clerk n T
Of County Commissioners, Thurstool
Washington.
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usosex r. MxAcHAA. NJ. NJ cAnnAnxs.
Crisp Snaps, :
NJ. NJ. cAnnAnxs

QUEEN ANNE-AttractIve building plat; very
$500: less than $36 per front foot Cable
iue will soon be In operation 10 within three
minutes walk.
TEMPERANCE sT.-Handsome lot near
bradley street for ~. 100; easy terms
TENTH ST.-Corner, 60x12O for 5000: part
PORT ORCHARD.-loo acres water front:
partially improved, 1T only $50 per acre:
would exchange for seattle property.
THE TIP TOP block on Queen Anne hill:
ten full lots. The beauty and perfection Of
the situation Il not approached by any block
Of land IN Seattle or any other place. Tho
present owner has he'd this tract for many
years and has not before offered IL for sale.
He IL now In need of cash: it il the buyers
opportunity. Price. $4,000: 1t Is worth
sTGHTLY HOME-Nestly improved resi-
dence property; new seven-room house.
Price. $4,000; ~ 200 cash. balance four
Year, ct per cent
FIvE-ACRE TRACTS on the Rainier avenue
electric line; excellent quality Of garden
land with running spring water, At $3.50 per
acre. Small cash payment, balance on long
ONE-ACRE HOMEs-why build home on
. little 26-So0t lot when you can get
whole for the same or less money:
These acre tracts are on the Rainier avenue
center Of the city. Low prices and easy
EAST PARK Highly improved residence
properly, 120xl2 nothing ike 1t. Price.
leO XCRES-sitnated north OF Union bay and
directly opposite Kirkland and contiguous to
land that has been transferred at $500 per
acre. This is an exceedingly desirable tract.
The Price 10 but 1916 per acre, which "know-
ing ones" consider but scarcely halffts value.
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Carraher & Meachan,
z and q Olympic Block,
Commercial and Yesler Avenue.

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost, Founc
For Sale. For Reat and situations Wanted viii ho
Inserted At the rate Of cent word each Insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertisements
received for less than IS cents
N0TrCE.-The business Office OF the Posr.TN-
TrIIdeENcER IL open until IL p. m. CLASSIFIED
advertisements will be received up to this hour.
Advertisements will be received 1t branch of1ces
81 the Observation-Disclosures at
Tacoma ...-.......-............T. Sammons Agent
foft Townsend. Handley a French
The following letters await adyerfisers nj fhia
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BLACKsMIrHxNG.

DOBERT q. wESTERMAN, HEAVY
III ing and general blacksmithing. macn1
ard mill tools manufactured. West strsel, ~
Yesier avenue. r. O. box III. seattle, W.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.
WASHINGTON SECULAR UNION - AN
w nual meeting at g. A. X. hall, Hinckley block,
corner of Second and Columbia streets, on Sunday,
February ~. Lecture by C. b. Reynolds at IL a.
M: Mrs. F. G. Reynolds at p. m. Social enter
tannent. music lecture by Rev. II. HaDgurud at
CEATTLE LODGE. NO. 2, I. O. o. F.. MEETS
~ every Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall,
North Seattle, at 7:3O o'clock: members Of sister
lodges and soourning brothers In good standing
cordially invited to attend.
JOHN J. KNOTT, N. g.
w r. PEARSE, sec'y.
Posfonice box 319.
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CosrEcrIOxERs.

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY. n
i Henry's ice cream, all davors, always ~ ~
pclfan bricks. all favory one quart - oo6oR r.
pints 80 cents. two quarts ~, or 49, fl
home made candies made fresh da1ks IN
assortment in the city NJ Henfy'A o11 -
street. S
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ENGINEERS AND CovrsAcrt1

- gineers aud contractors for bridges az "
scripfion: wharf-building. pilsdrfvfng. r.
and steam shovel excavating: plans and -
lions furnished on application; cpFrespont
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EyGRAUYG.

r T. CLAGUE-WOOD AND CHALK-REA
e.. engraving Room 81 Union bloek -
street.
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L OST-oN FRIDAY EVENING LAST ON
II Dexter street, between High and Mercer
streets, beautiful white feather fan The finder
Will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
1893 Fourth street
MELLOW SETTER DOG. NAMED CAP n
w: Schumanns name-piate collar: suitable
reward paid for his return to OILS Msdson street
Job 7. Lyon.
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E'oH EXCHANGED RANCH IN EASTERN
4 Kansas. go acres: seventy rods from railroad
depot, for city ar outside property. s NJ Pres,on
room 3o2 Pioneer building
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WANTED - BUSINESS INTEREST Py
W Hssiuag young man OF educ alton and business
experiences now In East have 81 600; references
Address Hustler, care Observation-Disclosures
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PIANOS AND oRGAxs.

u CHRISIIANER-LARG ASSOB14G4
II low prices, cash and payments; special r
ton given to tuning or repairing. being IN oz4
that line; secondhand pianos and organs exit
for or purchased for cash 811 Third streee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.,
SOUTH SEATTLE PROPERTY-PARTIES
~ owning property in J. ]. Moss addition to Sc
attic, whose title Is defective by incorrect
descriptions in a certain conveyance from Cafha-
rine OFT and husband to John J. Moss, can procure
quit-caim deeds from said Cafharine OFT and hus-
band TO correct same by calling me at my Office
rooms 500 and 80 Butler block. Eben Smith,
Dated February IA. 1891.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
~ cottages, $50: for two-story residences $40;
buildings erected on installment plays, J. Fried.
lander 4 Co, architects. Kline Rosenberg block,
rooms and g.
(NENTRALIA. WASH.-IT Is HARD TO
~ md more thriving or healthier city than Cen
tralia. The greatest encouragement Is given 10
manufacturers The shipping facilities will soon
be such as will make II desirable for that class
aud for those who want to make a pleasaut homo IN
rs hard 10 beat Good residence lots can be bought
from $50 TO $3.50 per lot Correspondence solicited
Manning & Dodge.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR LEASE.

E,OR LEASE-FOR Is YEARS. A WHOLE
~ block in Maynards plat. 240x240 bounded by
Meredith. room II, w. T. /. Co. building Second
and Cherry streets.
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MRS. MAY MARSHALL. AIT wASHE
INl street; cutting and fitting . specialtyE
reasonable.
MISS JOSIE T.. HARRIS, FAsHNtu|
lvA dressmaker: parl0rs 63 and - -
block, Second street; stylish garments - r
cut to order.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Tor EXCHANGE-INsIDE PROPERTY IN
\ Hooniam. Wash. for house and lot In Seattle
ADDRESS = 1rowbridge, sos West street. Seattle
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" ANTED - To EXCHANGE A LIGHT
w spring wagon Tor one that IA larger ana
heavier Call q office Of Post Inteligences.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

AIRS. !. J. GRESHAM Is AN AE1y
Vl designing elegant headwear. To b. ccu9.
Of the fact. call at the Wonder, S23 Third $50
sos Second street.
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sEcOxD-HAxD GOoDs.

WILL GIVE MORE CASH FOR NINE
w second hand furniture. stoves, cnaI
of LAOS Front street, under Weed house.
(tASH FOR SECONDHAND HOuun
~ goods: also sells new and secondrhaat1 {
and furniture. N. NJ. Freeman, 1,623 FntG
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E'oR EXCHANGE - RANCHES IN TX
= change for city property. Alonzo Hull olym.
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COMM1SSlON MEAOAAN1VsH1
IL. Anderson & Fnegrc), commissions mGl1
and wholesale dealers In hay, grain. Ted -
dure: storage solicited. Commercial dncts e
Madison street, Seattle, Wash.
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LITERARY.

The feIlo wing is the bill of fare OF
~Lippincott's for January: The Light
that Failed, by Rudyard Kipling; In an
Old Garden, by Eben E. Rexford The
New Spanish Inquisition, by Julian Haw-
thorne; Christmas Gifts, by Ruth McEnery
Stuart; 81 Remember" by Francis
Wilson; Perversity, by Charlotte Fiske
Bates; The State of Washington, by
Moses P. Handy; Auacreontic, Oy Daniel
L. Dawson; The Road Movement, by
Lewis M. Hapt, G. E; "Friend Olivia"
by Frederic M. Bird; With the Wits,
illustrated by leading artists.)
In the January number of the Forum
DR.. Austin Flint, of New York, will
publish an article on "The Revolution in
Medicine" DR.. Flint explains the N 9thod
not only of DR.. Koch's treatment for
consumption, but the probable early
extension OF \ similar system of treatment
to most of the other diseases that are
typhoid fever, and measles. This is FER
haps the first comprehensive and philo-
sophlcal explanation that has been made
for lay readers of the practical applica-
tionS of the results O. bacteriology. In
the same number of the F0rWm Prof.
Emile de Laveleye, the famous Belgian
publiciSt, will have an article explaining
The Division of Africa" among the
European nations, accompanied with a
map showing the territory claimed by
each MI. Thomas G.. Shearman will
discuss the probability of The Coming
Blllionaire," to show how a continuance
Of our present system of taxation will be
sure to bring him. Among the' other
articles in this number will be " Formative
Influences" an photographed paper,
by President Timothy Dwigh; of Yale !;
"Is Verse in Danger 2" a literary essay
Oh the outlook for poetry, Oy Edmund
Gosse; docs the Negro Seek Social
Equality p by Rev. J. G. Price, a colored
teacher The Manufa ,ture of Ancestors, y
by John D. Chsmplin Jr.; Reform in
Railway Construction, by Oberlin Smith
and "The Revolt against Matrim ony," by
Eliza Lynn Linton.
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HEIGHT OF CRUELTY.

Nervous women seldom receive the sym.
pathv they deserve. While often the pictures
of health, they are constantly ailing. To with
hold sympathy from these u~nfortunates is the
height OF cruelty. Chey have a weak heart,
causing shortness of breath, fiuttering, pain
in side, weak and hungry spells, and finally
smotheTing and dropsy Dr.. Mi es' New
Heart Cure is just the thing for them. For
their nervousness headache, weakness, etc,
his Restorative Eervine is ~unequaled. Fine
treatise on "Heart and Nervous Diseases :"
and marvellous testimOr ials free. Sold and
guaranteed by all druggists.
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A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

The papers contain frequent notices of rich,
pretty and educated girls clipping with
negroes, tramps and cOachmen. The we'll
known specialist, DR.. Franklin Miles, says all
such girls are more or less historical, nervous,
very 1mpulseve, unbalanced; usually subject
to headache, neuralgia. sleePlesssnss, i'm
modrrAte crying or laughing. These show a
weak nervous System for which there is no
remedy equal to Restorative Nervine. Trial
bottles and a fine book, containg many
marve4ous cures, free at all dru. gists, WHO
also sell, and guarantee DR.. Miles celebrated
New Heart Cure, the fines of heart tonics,
Cures futtering, short breath etc.
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The biggest trust, the richest syndicate,
the most gigantic combination, and the
most dangerous conspiracy in this country
is the National Bankers Ass ociation. 1t
is a cold-blooded money trust that bleeds
every laborer and tolls all production,
reapiag where it has not sown and
gathering where it has not strewn. 1t is
an illegal trust" founde6on a violation
of the United States Constitution, but too
rich to be controlled by law. 1t is the
outgrowth of foul treason at Washington
during the war."-Amt-M OnopOliSt.
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Farmers Alliance SOlgs.
BY ESQ. ExCELL AND DR.. D. ED PARKER
NOW READY.

This is a collection of new and stirring
Songs for usa in
Alliance Meetings, Industrial Unions,
Conventions, Farmers Institutes,
Day Schools, Social Gatherings
and the Home Circle.
The book contains q short and easy treatise
On the Elements of Vocal Music, which en-
ables the beginner to readily read music
The brightest and best collection of the
kind ever Issued.
The most of the words and music are new,
and were written expressly for this work.
Unanimously adopted, and highly recon-
mended by the National Alliance and Indus
trial Union at the annual meeting at Ocala,
Florida.
Single copy by mail, 6Oc 5000 per dozen
Special rates In large lots on application
Address, Dr.. D. REID PARKER,
dec 16-tf TRINITY College, N. c.
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H- Publishers of the NORTH CAROLYN
MANUAL OF LAW AND FORMS, the grea'
Handbook for Magistrates and County
Officers
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Guernsey Bull for Sale

A choice three year old Guernsey
Bull, not registered; comes of fine
stock. Docile, $50 cash, F. o. B. at
Augusta, Ga.
j62t M. V. CALVIN.
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TO AGENTS.

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 20, 1890.
l am now prepared to supply groceries
in whole packages oNLY at lowest whole
sale prices. The tone of the market is
strong.
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COUNTY BUSINESS AGENTS.

want your name, p~ostoffce address
and shipping point Immediately after your
election in July. Ta:& is important bust,
ness. x. H WORTH, S. B. A.
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The agency will always keep posted
and buy II the best markets at lowest
orioes On the day the order is placed.
". RI. WoRrH. State Agent.
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az Ali snce printing of every KIND
from the Trade Gard to the largest Recorc
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colds, and the lung troubles peculiar to chill
dren, are easily controlled by promtly ad-
ministeiug ayers Cherry PICTORIAL. This
remedy is safe to take, certain in 8 action,
and adapted to all constitutions.
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The Colu:ubus County Alliance Ready
to Work.

WHITEvLLE. N. c., Oct. %, 1890.
The Columbus County Agency il now ready
to attend to the. wants of the Alliancemen of
the county. If you want to sell your farm
products or if you want to purchase anything
in the markets, your Agent may be of mate
rial eneft to J, u. Let your wants be known
to me, and they shall be attended to.
L. r. WILLIAMSON, Business Agent.
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cts iaaIH Is only a dream, Sheet Music. Send 25
Louis lamps. Very popular. W. E. Penn, ST,
jolt
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This manufacturing company is established by
Alliance men, and run by Alliance men, In the.
heart OF the world renowne golden tobacco belt
smoking and chewing tobacco as is made. Orders,
solicited Alliance prices will be given to this and
other States. Price list furnished. We refer to
6. c. Beddingfe O, Sec'y N. C. s. F. A, ". d.
Worth, S. B. q Raleigh, N. c., Capt. s. B. Alex
ander,. Chm Ex. Com, N. c. S. A, Charlotte, N.
Granville County Farmers Alliance Tobacco
Manufacturing Co., Oxford, N c.
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