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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-25
AMUsEMENTs

TEE RcclEEsTKa CeNKpN CaNsASX--To'
ni0ssaw a'ghs ". T kocavsiris Musical
COMEDY Company opens shVFs engage
uient a. Efye's ia scatter snd g&n!or." Il
WAS produced last N0aaSy evening 10
Portland &na'fhe g'lgaian tAuS sFcaks Of
IL
The Ney PARK taFafer coa;asnea 81 sp-
flrs,ciat We aasii.ufo lest evening, tne sec2.
ssaa .,eing the ialslsi aPpe srNnec % W. +.
s,heyfkr,s Musical Couaesly CotapSay ia
hss adaptation 81 lhst cid sara liss JPci cts
'.Tne Magic nea. nader tse new uslie Of
s.Seal7y aud raaior Eas wofE II SIC
esaf;ef nss eaen wta dgne, ssa ha hxs In
trciae.d some most amusing eauaeiE bfisa
ness. a. wel IS scvcrsi very funny slias-
sfiaeH rae c3fapAak give very pleSstus
entertain sueat aHu G9 tAeif usSA, inasfi3
uailT AID cell esiYelg, ia 4 tissa asf . e@ll
ftsrsh Gems foss assrlSFsn. " aerhesier,
= tas "a tssg.a5aaer, schn uies Baih
gives . capital EeprSss ats;los e the part
Ais i8ake ua amt actsos Throughout weFe
tsl.,-slnesty in ehErz r. aud BIS saas,
-W hea fAa faSss tsls, gpeeivte s
ddaS.o sagore, MIS- t5ea~s eias
@eAer a 'ss ea s.s, ,,se sA' !.
soahrelfe hszs ness Ar- singles vas coed,
aaa she Is = vesy clever uSnocf- aAsTs
M3saAe made q very fEnuy JOAN @Sntai
Bah lac ut The fuaatSs; tes'srls q tHs
flSF W&s WIZ Il, kEst, IA t2sr nee q =
Asse Ihsash having not 3 line q sss'A :
BE was constantly snpeagssc a1a eis<p-
peaslag in al rsrts 81 erasesQ8r ssta4isaaS
Is thp great sfslsIsssaeuf nf the s1afs1ce,
lie ehNa}a. haNeEcr. gtesteyaie BIS eutAE
sass some has dnriar tAe siEEiuE % TIE
auiatEtge which ci1xes F2sc aFSs AeL
TIE aruS.C. NSgsr-Eiir TIE cctsee -tesi
psfsessS. eas Vefe sci rauaereG, aaa tax
ADnli Qaafrillas By Freddie Ss0ckuacvSr
Rita Naaa, Harry AeeTn zsd Hsrry Cen
nars. uss d3nc with an zbseaoa taRg EoEs
aast ania&ts4 gAN csurcs cteia - sAp
K xsseis - xSsesce. The &uof stsa hNtWSs !
MS Ra-sGz Evans aus Ms steck sseSE|
Was especially wei G0ae. aaa recrlfes -
gneasA
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BREvrTIEs.

The plIing for GOV. squiFe's new wharf Is
aeafiy completed.
The steamer Aneun took 100 tons OF coal
% Alaska this trip.
The steamship Willamette sailed for
Portland yesterday, With 1900 tons OF
Franklin csal.
The steamer Fcrniale brought 20 tons of
Eanalino ceal to this port yesterday for
The gss company
4 marriage license was issued yesterday
Tor John 4. Campbail aud Miss Lizzie
oconnor, both 81 King county.
HefneT & pisaon are Offering two corner
lois for sale, one eu Second aud one on
Main. These are two very choice corners
Tor aar Kind o. business.
A box Of Strawberries, whleh grew and
apened IN The open air at l. II. sharp :
Jlafe, a. BelleTies. Lake Washington, wRs
brought TO the ci,y yesterday.
The steamer Qulcssiep leaves Tor Hood S
Canal this morniug ou a iisa-aunting expo
dillon Tor Myers eauuesy. The salmon run
is heEinuine 20 taper down considerably.
and although the eanneFies were very busy
issl week, they are running on short time
shis week.
J. X. Hanson arrived In Seattle from
Norway about three weeks ago and was
aisaosi Immediately stricken with typhoid
iefcF lie waS taken 10 Providence hos
riiai, where he died yesterday. He leit a
wife aud thrre children in Norway. wha
were 10 have jolned bin IN seattle as soon
as be should earn sufficient money 10 pas
shei- passage
Articles OF Incorporation Of The seattle
News Company win be iiied ia few days
gta Fred Allen, Elmer Castle and ifa
Neaesu as tacorPoratofS. aud A, VI, Daw-
son general manager. Tho company has
zlready obtaiaed franchises over the Seat.
We, Lake shero q Eastern, the Puget sound
Saofe hae sad the Columbia s Puget
sound railroads
on returning from her trial trip the
s,esiner Mary 4. FeFley coil.ded wgth a.
en- WHITE esrge snn0red near her tgrt J
aud stove Der h0ase ia. TIE wind was
Glowing et he time. and her revealing
gear worked 4 lislle Siid. and before the
ENGINEER cnuii reverse her engines she
struck the barge . glRncgng blow, The
Naiasse was hut SLIGHT
w. W. Il. H. Geecu, states that tae lot
which DR. E. @. Kiihpurne es,ught for
$500 belonged 10 Mr. keilory and him
Seit jointly and nos 10 Mr. KELLOGG ssoNe.
"atic The property belonged y those gea
eriaea tue tilc Was really in NJ {sret
aaefiii, as security JOE moaey leaped 10 Tie
fsEtt Sound lii6s Cgmnanf However.
tasse arr outside alters aust cut ne par
nensaf ueuyo IN tae aa4a tact thai the
property has uuw uecn sold and VIII soon
oetmpf0vcd
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NEW YoRE's ALL RIGHT"
Opinion OF 3 Republican National CON-
mitfeeman Of hat State.

Mr.. Cock. member OF the Republican
national committee from New York, was in
Seattle yesterday, accompanied by Major
r. II. eayanaugh Of Olympia. Mr.. Cook
has Just been making a visit TO California,
aud says there Is no doubt that the state
viii go Republican.
"fiuf how's New York" asked PosT-iN-
TELLTGKScEE reporter.
New Yofk's al right" was the reply.
III Washington Territory Is as solid a. New
York You have nothing 10 fear. The old
Empire state Is golng 81 Harrison and pro-
lection a. sure as am taking TO you pow.
and ! think Il will take good many fig
ures 10 ensmerate the majority. 1 have
been travelling all over the country. and
never saw such enthusiasm as there is this
year among the Republicans, and such dis
affection as there is IN the ranks OF the
Democrats There is not split % any
kiad ia the Republican party, while very.
very many Who have previously voted
with tbe Democrats are supporting Harri-
son. People are being educated OF the
tariff question, and the more they under-
stand Il TIE more converts tscre are 10 the
Republican doctrine OF protection. People
are going "a vote this year for their homes
and prosperity aud not for the parties, and
this Kind OF voting j. soirg 70 carry every
Northern state for Harrison. do not even
conessie Nes Jersey 10 the Democrat Tor
think il Is ours
Mr.. Cook left Tor New York Inst evening
u be honc 20 vote.
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STEAMBOAT FARES TOO LOW.



Is there amp prospect Of the pasxenr.-
rates between Seattle snz whstcola s,esns
changedz~ asked repofer YESTERDAY 81
Mr. George s Jacobs. sec-efs~x "a 10
Washington steamboat Company.
Well 70 tell you the truth. = replied TIA.
gentleman. there Il likelihood Of !
shsst advance In rates On the whatrosa
route We are now carrying yas.e niger.
lee niles for 81. whlsh il ca ! par vita
carving passengers from Seattle % Tzcosns
Tor = ceszts- Fora long fine the OREGON
Railroad 4 Navigation Company chsrress
Only 70 csffs 70 waste9nn. or shous Y cert
per E1ile. Mhile this state Of aanfss was
II progress, bad 9 conversation WITH Mr..
W. ~ HoleeEab with reference
% the purchase 81 he Oregon
Railway 4 Navigation boats. saa
IN that conversation Nr- Holco-nb asked
me BhT We did not raise rates CT the
Whafcon route. ! answered him ~ re-
PcetlE1< bis Own auesfiou. aud he was Il
ehakze ct the q. T. Il \. Company tbs
Washington company worid have long
EDce been IN control of the SQUAD trade
We were just closing negotiation. for rhr
purchase of al the D. z e. y. s<enusers
together with fae good viii Of the SQUAD
1883 ---'.1 " +9tA@ MI 18t-tF k~LfEl M n0t-
comb ~ charge Of the affairs, and al
peg nescIaslons we're declared Of for the
Owing 10 the strong competition and
lov rates neither company has rnase
any money carrying passengers and
freight. We hare had q good mai con
tract. and more economical steamers. and
have done better than the o. X. 4 =. Com
psny. They nov begin 70 realize that
nothing Is 70 be gained In running steam
boats for fun. aud would not be surprised
II the two companies got together aud put
rates up 70 fair living figures sach a
Meye wonli meet with tie approval Of It
Mhafeom merchants. They claim that
low fares hart their trade. They say that
II n farmer in that vicinity wants barrel
OF f0uT, kcg Of syrup. barrel Of sugar aud
salt Of clothes for himself and dress
for his wife, instead Of buviRg wan he
wants al Nhatcom, De jumps on q steamer
and comes 20 Seattle where Re can get the
goods enough cheaper TO pay for his time
and expense. The whsfcum merchants
claim that IL the fare was s. or s. 20 each
way. the people, instead Of coming 70 seat
tie to bay their groceries aad clothing.
would buy them at Whafcnsn. 80 ven see
the steamboats, would nos meet with rnueh
opposition from the business caInfnunity
OF the iowef-sound II they did y.Hf freigilgs
and fares Up 10 iivisg rates.
Negotiations have not gone far enough
yet so that ! can giTc ycR any thing def
mite 70 publish in regard 10 the matter, but
you may depend that the DAYS Of riding on
the sound steamers g; the rate Of one cent
per mile are rapidly drawing 10 a close .
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BIG RALLY TONIGHT,
AEsAssKEKxTs FoR 4 raxABx AND
MELTING AT THK orxEa Heusr.
Local Democrats ch.ry AAoas Rack
Ing Their Faveritss VIA Money
-IHssrview With = Wow Yorker On
the sitaafisn In the Ezapsre stat.

AsFaneenezts foF tie great Eefah.srxn
demonstration this eTeripg are about ce,ss.
Fsefess- ard II The weather Is a. an favor-
sose TIE parade viii be tbs iarxesf. Of a
yoa1ziesl nature, ever se<a IN the TERRITORY.
captain G. J. =. Kellogg. who has teen
seseesef a. marshal, has arranged the fol
hsng rresrAnsze for the Ear4zes
The procession viii fern AZ The corner Of
LAifA z1a Madison streets Ct - dseisek d.
n Al cTEz1fzatloaz ps~tfefuzfsaZ a-e
se4 ssesIsd % be IN lire 81 the Place herpIa
ae.. gna.sd promptly a. 70 o'elock-
Ls< FisEnpeAH club wiz foF1n on Third
49, s.satn Of As1isos with left rsssIag On
The franklin club wiz form On Tafrd
s.sssi north q Madison. WITH right resting
on Madison.
Tbs Black Diamond club viii soru On
In1Ia street north OF spring street, with
Hent resting On spring sfgeef.
Tie Harrison Legion win foxr1 on. N.dg-
scn street east Of Third street with rfxbt
resting On Third street.
The Harrison coioref Legion win gorsa on
Madison sSSeet west OF Third street with
ugns resting on 1hiEd street
The Garfield club Of Newcastle wiz form
on spring street, east Of Third. with right
resting on Third.
Iise order OF march viii be ~ follows
Franklin Brass Band
Fiannhesn Corps
Frarklis Republican Club.
FIrxf Kegimeutxi Band,
Young 1er'x Repabiicas Club OF Black
Diamond
Garfield GLIB OF Newcastle
Golorec Harrison aud Morton ciab.
BLACK Dism0rs6 Band
Foafta Ward Republican Cab
Harrison Legion and Grant Republican
Club
The line OF march viii extend along
Third street 20 James. along James TO Hill.
along Htil 70 Commercial; along CONNER
eisi 70 Main; eounieTmArehiBg along Con-
mereaal 10 MIL; along Mil TO Front. along
front 70 tn3oa. along Union % second:
along Second 70 Marion: and along Marion
to Frye't opera house
special trains wa iease Franklin at D.
IA. Black Diamond AZ 80 .. m. aud New
castle az p m. returning al midnight.
The address al the opera house will be
delivered by Ex-Governor Ferry, whose
shility 80 a campaign orator Is recognized
throughout the country.
The members OF the FIamheaa corps of
the Grsut Republican club win asse = BE
81 The P0sr-IsTKLLgGEscEa osfice az
O'Clock shSrs Other members of TIE
Grant einb VIII Feeeive their uniforms aaa
torches 81 the Occidental square
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FAVE 10 WORK WITHOUT PAY.
Ii 0ririon Displsasing to the Psnitsn-
tiary Commissioners.

4uorney-fseneral Metealfe has rendered
a elaborate aud exhaustive opinion upon
tie scis approved February and February
lsss. Of the territorial legislature relating
% the salaries Of commissioners OF the
seniinniiGry- The opinion inyalfdates the
bv as far as kalariespf the commissioners
are concerned The attorney-general cites
nany Authorities In support of opposition
and concludes hls opinion - follows
'sThs most remarkable feature suggested
~ the question Is the enactment OF the
ffzt 81 these statutes February 1, and the
Cher February OF the same month and
fhe.r reyuguancy not Tnanlfesilug itself 70
ne legislature. Tam constrained 10 believe
bat Il was not the intention OF the trainers
81 these acts 70 deprive the commissioners
Of 4 iDst aud fair compensation for their
services, compensation, too. that should
he COMMENSURATE with TIE services rcn-
fesed and the grave responsibility OF the
important tfiixs committed 10 them. The
anmisiakabie Language of the acts, more
crer. leaves no room for any other coneIu-
sion than the provisions Of section OF
The aci approved February 2, 1883. repeal
ne provisions Of sections ~ and ~ Of the
sct approved February /. lsSs, a. far as IL
relates 10 the salary OF the commissioners
FOR siieh hardships as this conclusion may
entail. would respectfully recommend
thai the commissioners seek The proper re.
LEI 81 the hands Of the next legislature /"
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LETTER FROM THE GRAND OLD NAN
OF THE NORTH PACIFIC, Ex-MAYoR


Having constantly TO answer letters OF
inquiry in relation 70 DR.. J. Eugene Jor-
dan ard the many cures reported hy his
Hisfogenetie system of Medicine, beg TO
take these means TO answer all sach ques-
tons, to-wit;
have had the honor and pleasure of the
intimate acquaintance with DR.. J. Eugene
Jordan for several years. He is a gentle
man OF culture and refinement and the
peer Of anyone in the medical profession.
Many of the wonderful cures which ere re
ported in his published volume entitled
s'The Entire Revolution Of Medicine" are
personally known TO me. DR.. Jordauis
success in this part OF the country with his
grand Hist0gencfic system il certainly un-
paralleled, and while / am neither a
prophet nor the son of one venture 10 pre-
dict that the time Is not far distant when
his His;ogeneiie system win be the stan
dard medicine Of the day with the inielli-
gent classes. Respectfully yours,
Il H. L. YEsLER.
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soNEws FROM THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
The Special Agent Has Made = Report.
But IL Ia not Prhlio.

Mr.. J. }. Crowley. special agent Of the
treasury, who removed Special Deputy
Harmed a. Port Townsend, on the 18th
Inst, arrived here yesterday from the port
Of entry and is registered a. the oeeiden-
tai He viii return 10 Port Townsend IN a
day or two and expects 10 leave for the
East about the Frat Of Novcmbers Relative
70 the investigations in progress in the
Port Townsend custom house, Mr.. Crowley
maintains The same eignided silence which
has characterized his movements since his
arrival on the coast. He. however, volnn-
trered 10 a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man the
Information that he had sent his report OF
the Investigation % the secretary OF the
treasury, aud publication OF tho same
would be made az the seeretary's dis
~cresipn.
There have been rum0rs IN Port Town
send this week that Harned's removal was
based on alleged 0vercharges TO ships
during the past few years. This statement
Eas presented to Mr.. Crowley last night
for confirmation OF denial and bis reply
was that the removal was on entirely diff
serent grounds and that his report 10 the
secretary did not touch On the question Of
The alleged over charges.
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We append few Of the many thousand
unsolicited testimonials we have IN our pos
session 10 show that the tcarbolie smoke
BALI has met with and Is entitled 10 an-
prcccdcafed succssS. No medicine ever IN
vented has become 80 pcpalar. Over nail
Ion smoke Pals" In use, and we Rave
II TO HEAR THE FIRST COMPLAINT
had liberation of the lungs Used to
throw up eupsfuU of sifs7~ and cor rapiioa
often Rs1xed srith biooa. Ny bead was
stopped mp with terrible case of catarrh.
used the remedies according TO directions
Smoke Bail and Debellaforl, and In three
weeks time was as wen a. ever was
II. ScHAKEI., So2 Market ST., = y.
was attacked with hay fever regularly
for = years. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impossibility. began 10
use the Carbolic smoke Ball aud am COM
p,etely cured. sworn 20. G. HIcKsos. NJ D
had what Is termed esiarFh Of the head
and throat. | used the .'Csrholic smoke
Bell" and it completely cared ale.
ALsERT Hall, q Kearney ST
Can add ms testimony TO the efficacy Of
''Carholse smoke Bali" 10 cured me OF
severe cold ard periodical headache. ] can
recommend IL to anyone suffering from
head, throat or lung trouble.
rEEo. REIcHERT,
SurveyoT-Cienerai. California.
Carhclie smoke ball cured me IF asthma
JoHS :. WALLACE,
sapf Western Onion Tel Co. Indianapolis
IL cured ne Of the worst kind OF cafarrh
Gro. NJ. +. NENcoMR.
Bookkecper l., 2. & W. L. 4, Indianapolis
By use Of a hGlf smoke Bali ! was cured
Of caiarFh. REV. A. 7. STouT,
Author OF Chronology OF Christ's Life, and
other WORKS. Indianapolis
The remedies. ..Smoke Ban" ana 'sDe-
hcliafsr. are for sale AZ stewart 4 Co. a
Eei.oggss, Ilaug's aud Hassre1ck's, seattle
and at Stewart / H-os-. and Bonney'S, Ia
coma
Price of Full Treatment, $500.
fafsgfafh Ask yonF druggist for Il
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TIiE TIE TACOMA. aptais, l. y. Libby,
Of the TAG Tacoma, spent yesterday in
seattle lie states that ihe tug has received
her new tS5llegs. bat win not be ready for
service for al ieas. two weeks, Sc she is re-
ceisinE entirely pes upper works The
old upper works were rotiea. but the huh
was found 10 be ia 6rstclass condition.
The captain says the tug VII be better
than sue ever was when she comes out
nayt Innath-
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CYLINDER PRESSES.
lob PRESSES.

ISL o. :. Gorcon, no ThrowoS, XII s Iie
ig-I do do with Throwof. xii. 10
a-f do DO no Tbrowoff. 5aSxi0. 3
nj Columbian. no Thr0Wod. 6xs -
ri Universal, with Thr0woG. xii i7a
g-I O. :. 6sorcon, no Throwof. sxi2 no
al do do with Throwof, loxi5 800
s-i do do with Throwoff. i0xi5 90
81 Peerless, with Throwof. loxl5 80
I'll do do do l0xlS 20
81 40 do do inxts 20
se-i o :. Gordon. 40 Throwosf, i9xIs. $50
Sd Globe. with Thr0woT. lSxi9 i0
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List Of Guaranteed
MACHINERY
FOR SALE BY
PALMER & REY,
IL Front snd ST. "a Portland, Or.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cal.

September, ISIS.
Having Thoroughly oyerhauied these
presses In our own machine shops. we can
order.
TERMS: We viii sell these machines
for a partial cash payment. giving time on
balance. and Will take secondhand ma
chimes In trade. ANY parties desiring sec
ond hand presses viii do well 10 write Us
A. we are constantly receiving bargains
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YELLOWSTONE PARK N OCTOBER

The Northern Pacific railroad in connee-
ton with the Yellowstone Park Associa.
tisn have arranged 10 furnish transporta-
ton and hotel accommodations through
out the park during October at greatly re-
duced rates. Passenger trims viii make
the round trio, Livingston 10 Cinlahar and
retnrz, on tuesdays, Thursdays and SsfGr-
days, and a five days trip from Cinnabar
to the principal points OF interes; in the
park can be made at an expense not to ex-
coed so. The rail rate from ST. Paul, Min
neapolis, Duluth or Ashland on the east,
and Portland and Tacoma on the west, TO
CiurabaT and return, VIII be $50, and from
intermediate points one and une-fifth fares,
but not to exceed so.
Tickets viii be on sale up 10 and inciud-
ing october y. Parties going into the park
shoHld call on {. 5. Hefferlin, agent \. r.
r. r.. Immediately on arrival at Li1ings-
ton. For fan particulars inquire OF A. D.
Charlton. assistant general passenger
agent. Portland. Oregon, OF A. Chilberg,
Seattle
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Dr. 7. g. Johnsos. having returned from
New York city, where he spent eight
months in the principal hospitals and
leading medical colleges familiarizing
himself with the latest and most Improved
methods Of treating disease. has resumed
practice in this city. Once ia new YeSier
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Tun Rally To-SieRr All members Of
the Grant club a.sd aAmbear corps. the
Harrison legion. the Coiored Harrison
ana Morton clab. and all Republicans and
sVmpathlssrS with the Republican doc
fr!ne Of projection 10 Ameriesn Industries,
are requested 10 meet ut Occidental
sasere 1t - this evening sharp, 20 par
iiclpate Ia grand Republican rally snt,
pafaae
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THE DUNLAP
MEDICAL And SURGICAL INSTITUTE And DEPENSARY

Yeslers New Block, Junction Mill and Commercial Sts.
of
and Affections
curative reaching
In this class Of disease
methods relieved oentnes
rabsy
b confusion OF ideas tendency avoid society With inclination 10 solitude
and health
feel
safe With Often
DUNLAP, NJ
nee mrs o to 10 only.
free and correspondence solicited weFn w
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PERSONAL

~ Weleh, e Iowa. has arrived "a scas.
lie - losaie.
Ar,0 G. faiauey 1eicgfsphs from Mid
aiesea. Noea S,ts5ia th&s AIS fsaisy ard
hlinseif ieii iac ssiiie yesterday,
bwirat T. N,o{g the fAasous gvEnzei.
-, Vii ey-ire ia ait'e the second week
e Aafeaa ece o. oFsiU n crusade bore
~ r A. Bell. sncSt zeal asehi fsr tAe
nlesen linnrsy, faent camraav. rtarQed
ny tae tmstil,a from a visit 10 san Nraa-
Ar = g. S'Npsot and family wi3 itsfs
seattle eenut Naveaher "a spend 4 coca
Pc - months wiiG Mrs. simpsons reiA
btts and feieAts iu Carson. Nevada.
81 +. Z P,eres hss t,en sppalnfed s.
slsiant seer facs 20 tar 6ouHS Men CHRIS
yaa Association ~ tAis cify NJ Pierre
mas eoen a resident ~ seattle Ter TIE past
I'VE years, aud the A. oci Ssian Is 70 D. eva
stAiniatea GA i,s sc,eetl'B q 70 eaietens :
gentleman for taSt pos tion
Nj. George 3. Msrns. u, The Wen
known Ssu.isrx tnsineeg ah0 has been
sasagce 10 come % seattle sud FasSe =
s1gAeF FOR csm Esese sew $50 stkela,
Msltts thSi Pc 1871 % de'Sfue1 Eat an 4
AoFo,a0 ors o8t xsil START Tor sat j.
a. saou there after rs pessieie, H. psoas'
aiS wants Ca aniA haHsf al AMIR eiS-
tier.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

rTSaE REGULAR ASNrAI. MEETING
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ALxgED HOLMAN. President
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-25

Beggs Blood Purifier. Begvs Cherry
Cough Syrup, BegEx Tropical Oil. Beggs
Liver Fills, Beggs German Saise aud Begzs
Celebrated Remedies for sale and war
rapted by Hasbrouek & Co, Barnes & CO..
Dubbe * son and ConlpSton & Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-25

To do fan justice 20 the prescription de-
partTneni Of their establishment. the
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. ard il neces-
ssry % keep their store open all night. 1
competent prescription clerk viii be on
hand al 81 hours: el9 Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-25
& CARD.

The TYPE and PRINTING MATERIAL
ussa on this raper Is fresa the foundry Of
PAI2ER 4 Raj, and the same gives en-
tre satisfaction. suvefr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PUH. co.