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Not for SALARY. bnt Go shew Her Gre..
Creation Of "Ta-rs-ra"

Los;ie Collins. the famous dancer now
performing at the Seattle thester in the
Boston Hawsrd AihsnsGsn Company, al!
nv special request dance her great creation
this sftesnooa st o'clock. and also at the
evening performance. She Will dress Ia
ra-rs in character. with the lowing Wig.
ga2ay costume aud French hai, aad dance
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EvrrsrsisE. WASH. Feb. n. lisa
Seattle Post-Inteiligencer,S Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am ex-
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celieni Accept thanks Yours truly,
NJ. II.
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MAJOR. wa,h.. March N. isss

Post-fntelligencer Co, Seattle, wash.--
Gents: l have received the map and arm
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-. which il would cost to 60 to store
and buy H. Long may the Post IntelIt.
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very respectfully. 8. III.
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ONTARIO, Canada, April Z, tS04
Post-rntelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The premium map received
in good order. and il gives perfect satisfao.
ton. am yours truly, NJ. II.
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The premium map offered by thu
Observation-Disclosures TO its subscrs
oers. old and new, is now to be found
IN thousands OF homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, IS evidenced By the following
testimonials, which are a few among
the large number received from thosa
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies of the origi-
nails on file in this Office, the sic.
natures only being omitted, as the
observation-disclosures does not feel as
liberty to publish in full the names of
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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khktsTAH, is. @, MAY TT ISSI
Editor Post Inteltigencer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir; | have received the map OF
the world, etc. and am pleased to state
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Yours truly. w. q
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Bosros. Msss, June 10, 1891

Post-Intslligencer Co, Seattle, Wash. -
Gents: received some time since vonf
excellent map Of the United States and
the world map on the reverse side, aud
am pleased with It, liz forms handsome
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CIryrr.Axp. Wash. Feb. ? ls

Editor Post Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: ] received your premium map
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II; SIotD' HInn'. May 20 tas&
Post Intelligence, Seattle. Wash
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t3 per month.
email Tee OF sc per month will he CHARGED for
kindergarten materials use Of gifts and station efy
The methods Of teaching are based on
FREREL's SYSTEM. watca is now being mi
vsrsAiiy sdop'sd by The best teachers Of iafAnta
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For information concerning this
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~-THE
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Held In the Log Cabin corner OF Temperance ana
Republican streets. North seattle nom
TO ~ . Also 7l6 Eleventh st.
from l:31 TO &.39 p. IA.

Principal. Miss winisroourns fFr1esi Onion
Graduate OF the Home and Colonial Training
College. Lonton. Enzland). who holds q kim
Ccsnty Teachers Certificate. second grade
Fail term commences Monday September 9Th
1883
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Mr.pow. Wash. Feb. o. 1902.

Post-fntelligence Co.. Seattle, Wash. -
Hir.: The map Is better than ws expected.
80 We are .eil satisfied with IL Respects
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ABrrpwEs, wash. Feb. IL. 1907
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Ter rates snf fsrTser particulars spplv 20
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NORM YAKIMA. Wash. Feb 8. 1897.
Post Infefiigencer. Seattle, Wash, -
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balance due on Subscription and map.
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LATaH. Wash. Feb. o, 1892.
Post fnteiligencer. Seattle, Wash. -
near sirs: Map received In good snaps
Wei. pleased with 10 aad also the paper.
Yours respectfully. u. III.
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LcNMr, WASH. Feb. 4, 1854
The Post-IetslIigencer,6 Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sirs; received your PREMIUM map
in good condition. Many thanks for Il.
Respectfully yours n. j.
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Loowrsrox. Wash Feb. !. iso,

Post Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash
received your map and 10 Is away bc-
yond my expectations. think il Ii worth
fully ten times the money yon ask for IL,
and Is the best map have ever seen pub.
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Wrsr FrsrnAra Wsah.

Post.fntelligencer, Seattle, wssh.-
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every respect and deserves praise. Yours
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'N,ts ce,ifas great ers.slSa OF ~T.g.-ra
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PraHAarIr Wash AnrII q iaa,

Post-Intslligsncer CO., Seattle, Wash.-
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the iss
OF April. and after sixty miles travel py
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In excellent condition. / am well pleased
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LAxaLxy. Wash. March 81, ls82.
Post-lnteiligencer Publishing Co., g..
am delighted with the map IL came IL
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FIR, idaho, Feb. n 1894
The Seattle Post Inte.ligsAcer Co., Sc
attic, Wash.--Sirs: ] received the double
wall map q short time ago, and In good
condition. Am more than pleased with
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MONTH w EtrfseroS. p O.. June 3, t0oA
Editor Post gencer. Sssttis. WISH.
Dear Sir: I have received your pse.
MUM map In good order and Am hiGhiy
pleased with it. I consider that I hsva
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PAIorss C,ry W.,h Nav ,, ,spa

PALousR CITY. WASH, May q, l6D1
Post-Intelligencsr, Seattle. wash
Gents: I received the map Of the world
sent by you in good order and am we'll
pleased with It, IL Is both useful and
ornamental and should dad . place in
every household. Please accept ms
thanks Yours respectfully. n n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18
MARTINS FKRRY.

The Central Relief store is much I'm
need OF more supplies. The number
being assisted IS quite age and more
contributions would be Thankfully re-
ceived by the committee.
BTistOfs horse show drew a big crowd
at the Opera House last night. They
give a matinee this afternoon and per
Torrance tonight, which no doubt will
be well attended.
The matinee at the Osera House this
afternoon will commence at 3:45, city
time, in order to accommodate the
school children.
Mr.. Mitchell, Of Beaver, Pa, re-
turned home yesterday after visiting
his son, Secretary c. {. Mitchell, OF the
Y. NJ. c. A.
John w. Hughes, of Hughes Pump
Company, OF Cleveland. Is here repair
ing the pumps at the Water Works
The funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Duffy
will take place this morning at nine
o'clock from ST. Mary's Church.
Lott NJ. Joy, OF McKeesport, is the
guest OF the family Of his SOD William
Joy, Of Broadway.
Miss Julia Downey entertained mum
Der OF her friends in an elegant manner
Tuesday evening.
The Seldom Seen Fishing Club will
dance at their hall on Washington
street on the 25th.
Don't forget the charity entertain
ment on Friday and Saturday evenings
Of this week.
The X. OF T.. intend to have a ban
quet in the near future at their hall in
Cclerain.
The party at Hodgens' 10 Portland to-
night will be attended by a mum Der from
here.
David Beazle is being urged by many
friends to become a candidate for Mar
shall.
Mrs. Charles Miller, OF ST. ClairsvllIe.
was here yesterday calling on friends
Miss Annabeile Hobbs returned
yesterday from a visit at Baltimore.
Mr. j. +. Crowl will be a candidate
for Water Works Trustee.
John McCabe, Of Dillonvale was Ia
town yesterday.
Mrs. Alex Davidson is visiting at
Smithfeld.
Will Jones, Of Washington street, has
the grip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18

My nerve. d. e.. lone and the
pains back Ci shoulder blades, spots before
my eyes and that tired feeling have left
NE. My bowels are all right, do not have
cold feet any more, nor any more hard
beating around my heart, nor DO have TO
stop TO rest while going 10 work
"In fact ] am well since taking Dr.
Greenc's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
and am stronger than ever and can do more
work than / ever could before and | am
enjoying better health than ever before in
my life.
80 you see how last and quick 10 acted
on me, ana at least twenty other people
have told me how badly they felt and how
this medicine has made thetD>as strong aud
fun OF life IS ever. IL is the remedy to
cure, every time
Mr.. Mclean Is right. DIR. G reene's Ner-
vura blood aud nerve remedy is the great
est and most certain cure for disease known
IN the world to-day. BY its use ho found
the most priceless OF jewels-health: and
by its use you can also regain your health
and strength.
IL is purely vegetable and harmless and
is the discovery and pre5cri ption OF the
eminent physician. DR.. Greene, OF 81 w
14th Street, New York, the most success
fJl specialist in curing nervous and chronic
complaints. The doctor can be consulted
free, personally or by letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18

A young lady's dress which includes
neat and pretty Elton, is pictured
here. The bodice has loose Jacket
fronts and plastron which hooks over
and consists OF two pieces, the lower
ono three cOruered and faced with con-
trasGng material. The loose fronts
are made OF changeable silk and have
revers, either turned back from the
full piece or sewed on separately. At
the neck a lace jabot IS worn. The
skirt has panel In front to which the
sides are fastened with invisible stitch
ing, and the rema nder IS cut In UNI
5rella cores. 1t is lined with foulardiue
and has 4 frill Of the same inside.
The materials used for the little ones
dress are silk, velvet and lace. Ii is
cut in one but has fitted bodice lining
The velvet yoke Is bordered by a bret
ellie arrangement OF velvet covered
with white guipure lace, and the dress
is held sn at the waist with ribbon
belt which hooks beneath rosette In
front. The sleeves have double pufTs
and long CUT of velvet covered with
lace
II is downright economy TO have two
skirts made for gown. One may be
dark and OF silk for theatre wear, the
other you may have IS ornate As you
choose. The same bodice suits for
either somewhat elaborate at home,
for box wear, street or reception.
FLoRETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18

The GAMER Carriage Works Destroyed-
Loss SS.ooo-Miners' Wages Cut.

Loss SS,ooo-Miners' Wages Cut.
The GAMER carriage factory, together
Win all Its contents. was entirely con-
sumed by fire at an early hour yesterday
morning. The loss will reach s., 900, on
which there is Insurance TO the amount
OF s4,OOO-Sl, 500 on the building and
Sl,SOO on finished stock. Owing TO the
hour when the fire took place, IL was
nearly consumed before any one reac b ed
the scene, and only two carriages,
which were stored in the ware
mouse were gotten out 1t was about
S'lS when the flames were first discov-
cred by employees OF the Fos,orla Glass
company, aud an alarm was at once
turned In which brought most all OF the
population in that locality TO the ire In
snort time, but the flames had then
gained such Roadway that IL was use
Iess 10 attempt TO extinguish them.
Iho hre originated in the east end OF
tne building, which had not been used
Tor over week, and the fact that the
doors were standing open when the fire.
was nrSt discovered. gave the suspicion
that 10 was tho. work OF an incendiary.
lhree tramps who were caught in the
vicinity were arrested on suspicion.
One OF them was given fvo minutes to
leaVe the city and the other
two were locked up TO await
further developments The building
was erected three years ago, aud has
played In rather bad luck. Before IL
was fully completed, it was blown
down by furious wind storm, which
also injured the Fostoria Glass House
TO some extent MIR. GAMER, the pro-
prietor, is confined TO his room with
the grip, and IL will be impossible TO
ascertain the extent Of the loss until he
Is able TO be out. The building was a
two-story frame structure.
The miners at the Moundsville Coal
Oompsny's works have been Notified OF
reduction OF 10 cents per ton in the
cost oil digging, 10 take effect to-day.
They have refused 10 work at the re-
duced hgutes and will stop work. The
works gives employment to 100 men.
The miners at the GreendEle shaft went
out on strike last week against the
same reduction.
capt. j. Il. Mullett, Of Plttsburg.
VIII deliver descriptive lecture on
Around the World in two hours" at
the Simpson NJ. l.. church. this even
ms, under the auspices OF the Epworth
League. Capt Muliett has circumfer-
enced the globe three limos, and will
no doubt give an interesting talk.
The regular January term OF the
County Court convened yesterday with
Gil the Commissioners present. The
question OF building bridge over
wheeling creek at Viola will DO one Of
the most important questions to be de-
cided this term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18
monGANrowN NOTES.
al coyrlsyonalnle OF me- R,ci,..-.

SDetioi CoyrSsDondencs Of Ots Rsoi',s-.
MoRGANTowN. w. VA. January lG
Colonel R. l.. Fast, Mayor-ciect OF
Morgantown. is very 500.
Henry Lazier, Jr, who was ill OF
pneumonia at CouDelisvile, has re-
turned home grently improved.
Miss Neva Joli.h is visiting friends
at Fairmout.
7. Moore jackson, OF Clarksourg,
was recent visitor here.
Mrs $. Grove O'Keily is visiting IS
visiting in Fairmont
Lewis $. Layton, Of Pittsburg, for
merly prominent citizen OF Morgan
town, is visiting old friends 10 this VI
cinity.
Az the recent meeting Of the Geolog-
ical Society oi American held in Boston.
Or. I. G. White was elected treasurer.
Or. William Berkeley, OF FrOstburg
Md, who was visiting his parents, Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Berkeley, has returned
TO bis home.
Joseph Hindman and family have
moved 20 Morgantown from Weston.
Miss Mary Kitchens has returned
from visit 10 friends ln Wheeling.
President Reynolds OF the University,
Is still suffering with the grip.
There are now 233 students enrolled
az the u University. This is above high
water mark for the institution. The
highest previous enrolment was 29s
From twenty-five to forty students al
ways enter the school IN the Spring
term which commences 10 March.
Quite a number Of ladies' in town,
among them wives OF professors. are
taking special courses in the Universi-
~. IL Is growing to be a popular fad
TO have one or two studies ia the W.
" r..
The faculty OF the University has not
as yet taken any action looking TO the
punishment Of the young men who
hazed a fellow student during the holi-
days The laws against hszing In the
University are very strict, and some OF
the hazers will probably receive their
walking papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18
For Orer rlrtr Year.

Az OLD A&D WELf-TmED REMEDY
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mill
ions Of mothers for their CHILDREN whilo
teethinr, with perfect success. IL
sooths the child, softens the gums. nl-
lays all pain, cures wind cole, and is
the best remedy for diarrhwa IL pleas-
ant 10 the taste. SOLD by druggists in
every part Of tho world Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. les value is incalculable.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup, and take 20 other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18

spat market, duh and easier; No. 3 red
6SSSc; No. Northern like; options Quiss
ne y 10 = c net loss for the days No. = rcd
january oSEc; February 0UN aG6,<c,
closing AZ ooNc; March 6TA as lS-ltc.
closing at exc; May 6gls a6gfSc. closing
Al 695sc; June 10Ac; July 5iisasi 9-l6c,
closing at 5lS1o; August 59aSc; December
sossosc, closing at s6R. Corn, recei pts,
SS1,SOO bushels; exports, a 500 bushels;
sales, ScS,00O bushels futures and 5000
PUSHES PUSHES spot; marke, steady; january
Slssatl4c, closing 4lslc; February 4lAa
slSc. closing at 42Nc; March 4S1S a&SNc,
closing NJ +S<c; May - S-i6a4tA<c. closing
al s41Sc. Oats, receipts, -. 200 bushels;
exports, 1890 bushels; sales. $4,000 bush
els futures and lis, 900 bushels spot. market
hrmer and more active; No. , white SSt.c;
January sac; February $3.50; March sac;
May 3lIc. Hay, steady; shipping Is.
Hides steady. Cut Meats, steady. Lard.
active and lower; western steam g y,
January s. 20; FeoruarySS %; May g. Is.
PORK, steady and quiet Butter, weak ,
western dairy Ice; do. creamery lSa25Sc
State dairy i6a2Sc; do creamery lSn22c.
Cheese, steady; State large eallAlc. Eggs,
weak; western fresh i4lSa5'ac. rallow,
strong. Petroleum, firm; United S01c
RoSin, dull. Turpentine. steady. Rice
steady. Molasses, nominal. Cottonsced
Oil. firm. CoIeo. steady aud 5alO points
lower. Sugar, firm and fairly active.
PnIL,DRLrnIA, PA, January l5.-Flour,
weak Wheat. dull; No. red 62c; No. .
red 64c January G6c; March G5Slc; April
6ic. Corn. firm; ungraded white 40c; jan
uary 4lcs February axe; March az, q;
April 42c. Oats, strong and higher; Jan
uary sac; February 35c, March S5lSc.
April SIS. c. HAY. firm. Butter, dull and
weak; fancy western creamery 2ic; fan
cy Pennsylvania prints 25c Eggs, unset
tied and lower; western i5c Cheese,
steady aud unchanged. Receipts-W heat
1000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats,
5000 bushels; -four. 1000 barrels. Ship
Inents-Wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats. $4,000 bushels.
ToLEDo. O., January 11.-Wheat. dull
ana easier; No. > cash and January $3.50;
May case. Corn dull and steady; No. =
cash 34ISc. Data, quiet; cash 29c. Rye,
dull; No cash Doc. Cloverseed, dull aud
steady; prime cash, January and Feb
ruary 50 50, March ST. 53iS Receipts
Flour, BOO barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels
corn, -, 900 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels /;
cloverseed, $40 bags. Shipments-Flour,
800 barrels; corn, 800 bushels; rye, 800
bushels; cloversoed. aO5 bags.
CISCINNArI, o., January 11.--Flour,
easy. Wheat, dun; No, red 5Sa5SlSc; re
ceipts, 800 bushels; shipments, none. Corn,
easy, No. = mixed S5kc. Oats, easy; No.
mixed SOSc. Rye, steady AZ SOC. Pork,
easy at SIS 90. Lard, duh aad lower AT
g. 80 Bulk meats, firm at So 80. Bacon,
steady at $ -. Whisky, steady at al IS.
Butter, firm. Sugar, quiet. Eggs, dull
at l0al2c. Cheese. steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18
PRODUCE

CHICAGO January 11-Heavinoss was
the feature BOO to-das's wheat market aud
May closed f4c lower after q weak opening
and a decline on free offerings reaction
followed with fair buying but Bradstrcets'
increase iu stocks caused "a drop In which
The gain was lost There was not much
doing Iu tle corn market, ruling very
quiet with tbo trading at no time active.
There was fair trade in May oats, bot
other months were quiet. Provisions were
weak md lower n.I around. Flour, steady
ard unchanged Wheat, cash. no. .
spring a19ci No. 3 sprnz Coo. 80. = red
HlIc, Juruart 13lfa5s5tC, closing az JgJSc.
May Dl'a aJlZc, closing az C4Ec. July
49, aGG e, closing 40 G5JGc Corn, cash.
40. WLc January. 81 ta3li5c closing
al 3l5sc, February - a3Jc, closing at
H5lo May. @7il AS. closing AZ BIC OATS,
cash 40 9, ZT4c; January }ja2GHc, clos.
iuE at -plac. May ZJa2bHC closing az
NC, July z'a2,t4c, closing a. - &C.
SO. 2 Rye. a. A. Flay9eod. ~ 81 81
Timothy seed, 81 ID. Mess pork cash
sl3 10, January. tl3 OO. May. en- I1l<a
i3 A.. closing a. fl3 20. Lard, cash
FL s1i( January ft7 SOFAS 90. closing at
81 -3l6 February ~ i2lfa7 -, closing At
81 ~ May 81 GLjIa7 ~, closing az
f7 G2lf. Short ribs. cash. January and
February, e. So; May 81 5ja6 %, closing
ar So 90 Shoulders 50 2jdG 90. snort clear
81 OOat 50. Others unchanged Receipts
Flour. 1900 barrels, wheat, 10000
rneheis. corn. jH.UW bushels. oats. 49,
0)) bushels; rye, 9.OJJ bushels. barley,
iUOu bushels ipments-Flour, 1000
Darrcis wheat, $3.50 bushels; corn, no.
600 bushels: oats. l9i 900 bushels; rye,
1000 bushels; barley, 5000 bushels
NEw YORK. January i1.-Flour, receipts
20. 200 barrels; exports, 500 barrels:
sales, 1,5Jl packages. market, dull and
weak Wheat, receipts, LOO bushels:
exports 81, 500 bushels sales. Cos. 900
bushels futures and Cl.OO0 bushels spot.