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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
FROM THE GRAND OLD NAN
OF THE NORTH PACIFIC. EX-MAYOR


SEATTLE, Sept. Is, 1883.
Having constantly to answer letters of
inquiry in relation TO DIR. J. Eugene Jor-
dan ard the many cures reported by his
Histogenetic system of Medicine, beg 70
take these means 10 answer all such cues
tons. to-wit.
have had the honor and pleasure of the
intimate acquaintance with DIR. J. Eugene
Jordan for several years. He is q gentle
man of culture and refinement and the
peer OF anyone in the medical profession
Many of the wonderful cures which are re-
ported in his published volume entitled
THE Entire Revolution of Medicine" are
personally known to me. DR.. JordaB's
success in this part of the country with his
grand Histogenetic system Is certainly I'm
paralleled, and while I am neither q
prophet nor the son of one venture TO pre-
dict that the time is not far distant when
his Histogenetic system viii be the stan
dard medicine of the day with the intelli-
gent classes. Respectfully yours,
II H. l. YEsLER
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COULDN'T STAY AWAY.
Rev William Carnes Attracted Back to
Saaetfe.

Rev. William Carnes has returned to Sc
attic after an absence In Eastern Washing
ton and Oregon of several years. He has
visited great many places since leaving
this city and tried to settle down and be
content, but the vision of the Queen City
seemed TO haunt him wherever he went,
and he finally made up his mind TO return.
In speaking of his return he said: lone
of the most happy moments of my life was
when the steamer rounded Alki point the
other night, and ] could see the thousand
lights sparkle and glisten from the win
dows Of the Seattle homes and along the
terraced streets. This city is good enough
for me. and right here shall remain =
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EREvITrEs


The steamship Willamette SAILED for
PnffIana yesterday morning with no tons
Postmaster I.yon states thar the xs,-ss,s.
Bee VIII be IN ifs sew quarters IN the Boz
ton block By November 1.
Harry FogesstsTa was committed 20 5ali
Tor % days By Justice Jones YESTERDAY far
tel ~
The formal opening Of the Jackson and
MI street ea5se road VIII take place to-day
been made for the eveuf
The new wharf for the creosose nile
WORKS = nearly completed. and a. soon A.
u = piauked oyer. material for the build
fngs viii Be delivered there.
Marriage licenses were Issued YESTERDAY
Tor samuel Rosenberg Of Seattle and Miss
annie lApwosth u Saginaw, Mich and
both Of Franklin.
The ball game to-day between the two
military mines will be euioFed ty all those
who took az Interest In the national game
before the days Of curved balls and the
Tune when the pitcher and catcher had all
the work to do.
W 1. 1ouHsioy was repairing The side
lett house YESTERDAY. when the walk gave
way He was preeipltafeI 10 feet and
when found was Unconscious. His shouI-
der bone was fractured.
The published statement that capf sam
Blair OF Fan Francisco formerly owned the
Black Diamond mine was erroneous. CAps
Blair owned the Sewcastie mine. aud sold
y % Henry Willard at the time the Seattle
4 Walia WaIla railroad was sold
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald yesterday
accepted the Democratic nomination for
councilman from tfih district Mr. Ronald
says he has not changed his views about
desiring rest aud retirement from pub
lie life, but that be could not refuse TO
make the run when asked 10 do 30 BIZ so
many OF bis party friends
James r. Houghfon. whose wife died
some time ago, yesterday brought a suit In
equity for the division OF The community
property. There are two children. Iva II.
and Justin Y. Houghton, and the latter i
minor. The property consists of lots I. ?,
3. 4, 7, \, 2, 10. block ~. and all OF block n
II. J.. iesler's second addition.
A haif-witte9 negro who said he did no;
know his own name, but was always
called Jackson, pleaded guilty In Justice
soderberg's court Yesterday 10 robbing G.
DAVIS. an Indian. OF s., and was fined s.,
which he paid. Davis owed the negro
some money. and be said he thought he
had right To afssrofiFfafsa The a
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GRANn EXcrRslnNs

Excursion tickets. good for six months.
still on sale going via Sor;hera Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Pa
eife. Union Pacific and Denver & Rio
Grande. the great scenic route, and Oregon
Pacific, through California, and by rail on
boat from san Francisco 10 Puget sound, at
from so 10 si22 30. Tickets now on sale
via St Paul, Chicago, Omaha, Council
Bluffs. Kansas City, Denver. salt Lake, Og-
den, 81 Louis. Fl Paso, Deming. san Diego.
Gan Francisco and other principal cities at
the Union Ticket Office
A. CHILgERc. Agent n. p. R-R,
Corner Mil and Commercial streefg
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Prxp-s E1x- Texas. yune n 1sslThe
Sssft Speci1c Company. Atlanta. Ga-lsez.
fieznen One Of 1y children was trcuhled
y Via Tn ~ as and e,ss g. shos, Twp
cine. bat without profit and began % despair
q curing her sf al Was persuaded to try
your s.tft,s specsnc. After she had nses
and sac Z nov bale. hearty and kezishg
ztft twe2se yEA-S Cd Another child has
Just hecosne Afs1seted In the same way, and
and permanent care y. c. W&asosxR.
Rsca Hu1- no. Ialy :. fsss-Tne swiss
specknc Co.. Atlanta. GA-6enriencn: Our
little Eiri whea but three weeks cd broEs
from several sood doctors. saf without ary
special h<1efit. We tried s s. s.. and by the
time one bcfrle was gone her head began %
BEETLES she was completely cured Now sle
has a fnll and heavy bead Of hair-a robust
eearsy chflf- / feel IL but my duty 20 make
tats Statement. Respectfully, Il ]. sEoEs-
CHATTANOOGA TExx. June a. fsSs-Ths
Swift Spcctfc Co, Atlanta. Ga.-Gentleuaen.
Ia ISIS contracted blood poison and at ones
sought physician, who treated me for sew
srai months; By bis aayice went 20 Crab
treatment was carefully observed. rccov-
cred. Is l thought. but the next spring FIN
PIES began 20 appear on my face and body
ming ulcers was advised 70 Try 8. S. s., and
Immediately after taking It commenced 10
improve, slowly NJ frsf, but more rapidly
afterwards, and socn nothing remained q
tell Of my trouble Ny blood Il now thor
oaghly eleaused. and my system free from
tsinf. and l owe my present conditioa-a
perfect curc-to your medicine Ieheerfrliy
give this statement that others who have
suffered ns have may reap the same benefir.
HARDY 4. BURT. q West Ninth ST.
aoxxk L.. May >. 1sss-Tne Swift Specific
c.. Atlanta, Ga-fsenflesnea About two
years ago my general health gave way en-
tirely. i was 50 debflitated that I almost
despaired OF ever feeling wei again. Al
thai the physicians done for me brought no
permanent relief. Friends insisted that /
should give S. s. 8. fair trial, although /
thought e would DO throwing away money
After taking thorough course my health
and strength returned, and must say that
.. B 8 alone cured me, a. l discarded all
others while using t.. As q tonic can most
heartily recommend IL for general debility,
IL certainly Is specific w. r. BRD0gs, j. +.
HOMER. LA--r know Mr.. W. ?. Bridges, and
VIII say that his statement Is correct
JosEfH SHELTON. Druggist
Treatise on Blood snd Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SfKcuIc Co, Drawer S,
Atlanta Ca.
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INTERESTING 10 LADIES

r. b. Morton. manager for the singer
Manufacturing c0npany, 20 Frunt street.
Seattle. has secured 4 firxf-elSss sewing ma
chine mechanic, and VIII repzir machines
order By postal card and be Will send for
machine TIE best oil. needles and parts
ter al Swing machines constantly on
hand second hand machines houghf and
sold. see our new machines. hest in the
world: terms 10 ssait- Satisfaction gns-an-
tad
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EXTENSIVE STOCK YARDS.
Articles Of Incorporation Filed Yes
tersisy Purposes of the Company.

Articles oi incorporation oi the Puget
sound Union stock Yards Company were
hled al the auditors osiicc yesterday The
objects of the company are - construct
aud operate stock yards and receive, keep
ana feed stock, cattle. horses. sheep aud
hogs aud charge compensation therefor. To
erect suitable buildings, stalls aud cattle
pens and buy and sell stock to purchase
land and sell. convey and hypoihecatc the
same. The capital stock Il SIoe0, aud
the incorporates and trustees are ]. I. Nc
NauEht. r G. Hel4. George p Smith, ii. +,
Mcknight and G.. T., EolmAn. TIE pTin.
cipal piRee OF business Is 80 be az seattle.
Mr. e. r. Colmau was seen by reporter
With reference 20 the intentions II the
above nRned company lie said We
are not quite ready - talk yet, bot viii b.
iu few days Our sEat ards VIII be- 10
Gated Ai fho race track where We viii ar.
range facilities for The SeepiDg Of large
numbers 81 cattle. sseep and horses The
company is composed oi business men
who mean business, aud I can assure yon
thal the objveiS a. expressed IN osiy articles
af incorporation VIII re carried oEil,
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IN COMEDY ROLES.
Louis James and Marie Wainwright
In Gas You Like IT,


In ssAs You Like It,
Last night shakespeare exquisite come
ey, AS Yon Like IT," was produced at
fryes opera house before very large audi
enee. Marie Wainwright played RosaIind.
1t was delightful performance In every
way from her first appearance 10 the beau
tifnl epilogue. Gifted with bewitching
personality that manifests itself in artis-
tic hy-play, her interpretation of the part
is tinged with bright, yet subdued
roguishness-the very essence OF high
comedy. Miss. Wainwright's gentle face,
the rich male attire, In which harmony Of
color Is well observed. the soft. melodious
voice, the assumption of timidity and the
rare grace OF every motion made the i'm
personaiion n poem. Mr.. James PLAYED
Orlando very well Understandable in
stance of his great versatility. The sup
port was even and satisfactory and the
eostuming was not only rich but tasteful
There win be no matinee performance
The engagement closes tonight when
"Othello" viii be presented with the fol
If.tx- ~at.
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EXTENSION

OF THE SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE Axl EASTERN
RAILWAY 70 RAGING RIVER
Beginning Sunday. September 10th, the
train leaving Seattle AZ So a. m viii run
through TO Raging River, about tea miles
east from Gilman. arriving there at i.la D.
m Returning. leaves Raging River at 50
p. m arriving in seattle az 5 Is p m. a. AZ
present This arrangement VII shorten
the stage ride 10 and from Fall City Hon
Ranch and the tolf-eate about ten miles.
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First-class dressmakiag-we have Sc
cured the services of Mrs. A. o. Hall. from
the renowned mercantile house of Man
dali Bros Of State street. Chicago. Mrs.
a. o. Hall has had II years experience,
tbs last two years she was first assistant 10
Nine Rapp Of Maudall Bros. We gnaran-
tee satisfaction in Ct and style Toklas,
singerrnau Co
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CUTTING A HOUSE IN TWO
Peculiar Preceding Caused BY a Dis
agreement.

Mem are engaged ia cutting s,naii slice
on ot ths y. n. scott n0use ca Front stf,cI,
and psssers As ar passis! 90 know tAe
cause 81 the Fr1ceciias a -eParttr- AJAX
iaiis - solve TIE paah sal asked NJ sce,i
far an esp tanaiieIi. and Ae sskai = fora
eriy owned = lat 7oyIso feg; ou FreHi street,
an which Nas q Fezg comfortable two
story Fes5sinnct if2Eins Wg late financial
s-1i haTraSsulFuf the property WIS salL
Mr. Adds 3 kuizh, h3sIshi lhs a8rIAeFiy
Or feet aal x kclEs,qri the seiisleriy
81 fest SIX fes-i 81 tae aunse sf1tsi e3 krtE
siafs-s property. and 81 feet on kalshts
Instead sd comins 81 SONS s5alcahlc
sffsuznsna arr 80 that ofe 9T tA# etEf1
Mould haYa the - hala aUuse- ihey split N
q question 90 s1sss. ausS each c3as saea tbe
ocgtian at tie hausa aAich F-e94 Ca his
Parsiculag piscr g. iau&. and ia eHsiss that
ear y sEna3d tAyg exactly Aaf i14Gsiigea
a. hf0. carplntlFs have seee so g work
eisld8uE sae huis4laf cun;eFf wisl
Nave 8 strip % hai islae SIX fess Wie-a sn4
leet teue. and Kuisa1 wfl hEye psece
ola hoase D. igs wide sad e. feel .auF.
RaueS1azs gets & Ys4F 81 usilie Stars -
- as iAsa thc saesaa stary ei Ass slsce
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Opening OF new gooas-wa are showing
complete assortments in all departments.
The largest stock OF dry goods in the
Northwest 10 select from al Eastern cash
prices Chester Cieary.
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Tors CSrsgrEo- pa sNli satuef = frAl.k-
l.u. aazse5 Wils1u, was a-eusAi 70 seattle
YESTERDAY vflh a 5ese8sy = esa3sst toos .
...af 81 es8 rg.ss oYse ~ gasSaias bis iges
1850 ia3as 10 mas tsEel 70 fr0t lacAee
hospital, gans Surgeons a71pEssatsa ase-
haf ta aaeE Wlases ia 8 fass vsg 90
s5ss.sre-
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'A t9cNrf Aa>n5 EtlgFn, -Mr F. q.
Aa'''sa uno t East rse'4tIS had 8
~ asssvH 'alr tae soHuts commission
8 a'sT s-v tHe sRao 1t eeuaty
80 l'F ..-es4 NrsirrsaF GaaiF
A4srH ccire3 q it'aEsssa from NJ
s,eA.A1 easlA of tae iand. Il va. ans
~ - asl tIa remainder srfSgsgd
sle 3a 1eaH . Ier cVnt saicrssts
a.-e ssti'-anunailf fofty taaesala
s,.se Vet urc due ip fsretg ysus. Sad
f'-asa "a laiggy wears
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CHEHaL,S COUNTY.
Peoples Party Convention

Alta meeting OF the Peoples Party Coun-
IL Committee Of King county, held on Sep
tember IS, ISIS. II was resolved to hold the
county convention for the nomination OF
candidates for all county offices, on the
SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
at 10 a. m, IN the Turner'S ball. at the city
OF seattle
II was further resolved that the delegates
20 this convention shall be elected.
PRIMARIES To De HELD on SATUR-
DAY, SEPTEMBER ZyIH.
at g p. m. 81 the usual polling places in the
country precincts and At the following
places Ia tue city
First 1sara-Publie school house
second wart-C0arthousc
Third wAysi--Pike street hail
Fourth wsrt-Daftary street engine
hoAse
rae following number of q lrssfes, based
mon the vote given a. the izsi election By
the Peoples Party for auG.1er-yo i'e elected
AZ the rate q enc Gelesa'e 90 ff;y votes
Arthur SaaEydale.
AVoMdAle ! SamWamiSs-.
Bay View snoQuAimie
RlacE nismoad S8nas
Cedar River z salmon Bag
Duyal. Slaughter --
DuwaHrish ZSxaTTLE--
EnHa eiaw iacsa44 fFss ward ~
iug FsEie uoCse.. second Bar1
Fsll Csfg Third ward
Frunk1ifs Fourth aara
neaEkte1 lifasFl4ie
Jganifa Tor
Hot ~rrInsE UaiaB
u.fs.sa 1 SzShon
Reylraaf NhiGc EiyeF
Rentau . Newcastle
Al haaaslfy Independent voters gho
are opposed 70 the other aziits aH8 have
ues taken psrt iu their nFgmArie>- ar iEvi-
tad % a5sEad
Persons who have teen delegates ~ are
cali.l states sf any Of The steer conventions
are not eligible,
EiY order 81 TIE central Cgaafy Commit
,.-c ~ fne EtaE.ic's Party
OF. wEGENE8. CAzarnaa.
81 -HNENEg SECRETARY
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Children CRY for Pitchers Castorla.

New plaids. Chester Cleary.
New corsets. Chester Cleary
New cloakS Chester Cleary
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New jackets Chester Cleary.
-
New lannels Chester cleary
New blorkels. Chester t'ieary.
Sew ComiartoTs. Chester Cieary.
New broadeloths Chester Cleary.
Price our spreads. chester Cleary.
New dress goods jus; opened cleary.
New dress trimmings Chester cieary.
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Sew fall and winter style cloaks. cieary.
New hosiery. Eastern cash prices. CleaFy.
&c ladies all wool hose. chester Cleary
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New fall styles In soft aud stih hats.
Toklas, singermau 4 Co
&c: great sale fine embseiderea hand
kerchiefs. Chester Cleary.
&c fine embroidered shear lawn hand
kerchiefa Chester Cleary.
Table linens. big purchase just In, ex-
ira values Chester Cleary.
Novelties IN drss goods Monday morn
ing foklas, ssngerussn * CO.
New SIX umbrellas, metal and natural
sticks. Toktss. singeiman = Go.
50c-Frnca CouuIle eorsots. all sizes. best
vaiRe in the city. Chester Cieary.
our own importation novelties, dress
fabrics aud trimmings nor Ia be found else
where chester CiearY.
IS inch ladies' cloth for &c. per yard
all caiore. srinch English suiung, lfi g.
rokias, s.ngernan & Co
New millinery by express, saturday
morning I'd. ready for inspection Monday
morning. Tokias, singeriaan 4 Co.
Praf Dillaa's dancing school Mondays
au3 Fridays az $50 y IA, JHTeniie class
Saturdays - g m. 81 Ia1aer BAH
oar cloak ash wrap Departmental cases
rcsiy soy inspection N9aaaY We have
tAs correct ta{us Tokia>, s.ngeTmau s Go.
we are crswasd wi;a gea- saols from
the aQs5r 70 tau ceiling. Prices lower than
eeer Chester Cleary.
Paving for cash fsr two houses aud sell
ing iar cash snShlss Is 70 sadcfsvi every
enc Price Our isess goods Chester Cleary.
We carry gan linc Of pr, 1aegers saai.
tary W0a,ea system GSmpauys goods, Ne
are ssse agents for Washington territory
Eokiss. Slugerassn s 80.
O. e Miller & Co, saeoeszozs to Comp
son, Miller 8 Co. loans AID Insurance.
have removed ffuan E1e-a James street 70
Us Aiii street, "a tie Oceidea'al bloe&-
ladies Hair dspssinE Pst5os, corner Main
sss4 sseoEd sfrests >tsas1 HaasaT aad bzif
gTsFS q eserF description GA hand a2d
. atasG - oFsief Nf-arp4
sAyias deposits now rsa5c wjta ihe
GNarxGsee LssAa sa3 Trase EazapanY slsa
uasrriai. viii segia - cTsw .aterest oetre
ter !
4he easrcetzsss u the sisafiie p-ines-
ysses "a sh5ca iiG. saessv tzsss hss sgssazsl
as sRaliSfg we0Aea asss vHgEf i ROW gen
agS1lg racuSaixs Sen1 - rs far ca-a-
isgsc. ToS.Ss, siagesrssn & GO.
Bexes Hsesa ra-iaer. Bskss gasfrs
CanFa SgFf1n. IS rsagsea3 OIL. aesrs
lsveE tlils Eesgs tiernRaa size silsl , z
geleETate,i f.asas'lles Or sais aaa var
Fa1sas ay hasnrauek 4 t'1.- Barnes E t'a-,
IiE'sas q -ga a4i-s Nos.4F's.aQ 4 Co
pz , q yahasas. haEEus refsgl a frusn
NsR Taz eits. EAere - <1xES
Enezssss u tise rr.at4a4 $500 4a1
ssa@tnS HefsSi s -
aassaosis q. fre4Eins dlsga
g.FAs See IN tisis essy- 0-re 1885,
kissek. Nlki stree - carl
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fasl.as waniiaE tsss5ssess E-sssHzfs q III
sed Is 81 tAeit iatsesss ia cali "a Hefdsf &
fAsaa1. e. fkcse eeatsellca lleas a sge
flalts "a sAs ktui x proF@Fey
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Hnyiux for cash ilr two hoass aud sell
Ing fs- cash snAh,lss Is 70 saderscil cTeTs
on-. Price oar dress goods. chester Cicary
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We carry san liac of ur, 1aegers >aai-
tArg Oalea system Company goods, Ne
are ssse agents for Washington territory
FtsEias. Siugersian Is 80.
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Hezes Bees fuadtr, BsEss 1Efrz
canFa Sgfap 3 Ezs Tssgs1a. Gs.i. ssses
l5veE tIils. Bezgs eierfRas Ss}F.s snl b x
4aeaaE,Tztc,f f.asas-llss fsg safe aa4 war-
FaesaG rs hasrr1uek 4 t'1.- Barnes & t'ae,
iYussAs 4 <1a a4i8 :, ssisF,4.gQ & Co
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Eses &csu aRA FreacA &Eaness, veu
asa sszsteT1s Ges las. ~susesfGa1 q Ga
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q T. Miller & Co. SUCCESSORS to Comp
son. Miller & Co. lozRs and Insurance,
haya removed fruan ilsla James street 70
rs sfgll street. IL the Occidental biaES.
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We are grsgasd VIA Gea- gaals from
the aQs5r 70 toe ceiling. Frseas lower than
eetr Chester Gleary
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4he eassrccta esz 81 Ghe seieasi4ie prime
pes ga ssh5ca IL. Jaeger t&ss rs sgssessz
al sReiisfg woQAea asssgvRe ~ i Row sen
srsfas racsSa Ess SruG - rs fsr ca.s-
iagec. TO&iAS, siaEesntsu & 90.
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Manager Frye takes pleasure in announe-
ing an engagement with two of the most
prominent OF the leading artists on the
American stage.
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Sayiae deposits now ssa2e wlta fAe
gstsaraGtee LssAa AND Trak- caraF@ny s2s8
Sx4sags Bank, Mi street. opposite Casl
tssr
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eAIlaHa CT IsF PilsAsf's Cssisfia
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CAIldrss sq hl PileAss CssIsrla
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aides HAIR assssinE Pats0s, corner Main
and sssoEd sfrests- ~sas1 FssaznE aad nzif
vsgS q every .i1scsipssall oz hand a2d
made - order Ep-seUW
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oar cloak aEi wrap deparfmt8t--i- cases
reaiy sov inspection Monday We have
tAa correct t'fsg Tokias. ssugeTmau & Co.
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Pcaf Dillea's dancing school Mondays
aud FRIDAYS a. $50 p. "a, juvenile class
saturdays 4t2 e. m. 81 TuTaer ball
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lAllalsa 81 81 PIgAas' QslsrIa.
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View millinery by express, saturday
morning I'D. ready Tor inspection Monday
morning. TaktAs. Sinserman 4 Go.
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IS inch ladies' cloth for &c. per yard,
all eaiore. ss-inch English suiing, l6i e.
lsakias. N.mrernan 4 60.
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OVercOats! OvercOatSI
LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVYWEIGHT.

They styles being little longer
and snugger in the waist.
FALL oVERCoATS times the stock we ever
ranging from $3.50 to SIS In all shades and qualities.
In MEDIUM WEIGHTS Cheviot Cassmer Motions
Twist Dagonals Corksews Kersey running
fine line of Heavy Winter listers
PEA JACKETS and VESTS there Blue Brown and 3
vers Monagnac Whitney Beavers Woumbo Eesan
kinds from $3.50 $50 for coat and vest
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-03
What am 1 to Dol

That depends on what's the matter
with you or what your needs are. If
you are sick, want to get married. or
want to find some patent short method
of getting rich, we can't answer the
question for you. Oh! want to know
how to 60 from st. Paul and Minneap.
oils to Chicago, Peoria, st. Louis,
Denver, Kansas City? Well, yes; we
can give you the name of the best
route between those points very easy
-"The Burlington'-Chicago, Bur-
lington & Northern Railroad. What
What you. are to "do" is to ask the
railroad agent for tickets to your des-
tination by The Burlington" and
take no other. And, while we are on
this subject, just let us say that Wi
mona, La Crosse, Prairie du Chen, Du,
buque, and Galena. the best and quick
est route to all points North, South
East or West is by The Burlington
which is the direct line to and from
all upper Mississippi River points.
Your ticket agent should have tickets
by this line, but if he has not, or can't
tell you all you want to know about
it, write direct to w. j. C. Kenyon
Gen. Pass. Agent c.. B. & n. r. R.
st. Paul, MINI.