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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
Don't Worry Darling!

About your competitors not doing any bus
mess. Don't thin k for moment that the pub
lie swallows all you say through the papers
and make a rush for your store to get some of
"your bargains" Mower county is Inhabited
with an enlightened class of men who go to
different stores and post themselves as to
price and quality of goods, and then rather use
their Judgment as to where to bu than to be
dictated by merchant or an advertisement.
We are more than satisfied with our bust
ness. Trade is booming, and if we live until
1909 we expect to supply the Clothing seeking
public then the same as we now, on the same
true business principles which WE have intro
duce in this city among clothing men,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE AND GOODS MARK
ED IN PLAIN FIGURES. We are willing to
throw away two days profit or if necessary two
months profit or more, but candidly say that
we do this not through generosity, but simply
to show Our "GENEROUS COMPETITOR" and
the GENERAL PUBLIC that Our reputation
for selling CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST SHALL BE
MAINTAINED,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
Notice.

All persons indebted to the late firm of
Giles & Shepherd are hereby notified that
accounts not settled by May 26th, will be
placed in the hands of legal collector.
we having been succeeded by Giles &
Tryon. GILES q SHEPHERD.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
Lake Park Addition.

Convenient to g. NJ. & St, P. R'y shops
and Austin Pressed Brick works, is the
place to invest this spring, as permanent
improvements are being mad in that vi
entity Price of lots. from $50 to 500
on easy terms. +. b. CRANE, Agt
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

For sale-A very desirable bnilding
lot within two blocks of post office. A
reasonable consideration only asked.
DR. A. w. ALLEN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
MAR RED.

JOHNSON -FLETCHER In Austin,
April 20. 1888, by Rev. W. E. Stanley,
Frank A. Johnson. of Kleckatch coun
ty, Washington Territory. and Emma
S. Fletcher, of Mitchell county, Iowa.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

sHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness
and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and
Is cents per bottle. DOrr & Void.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
Flowers.

I am prepared to furnish plants and
bulbs of all ANIMALS. also roses, house
plants and cut flowers of all descriptions.
Orders left with Giles & Shepherd or with
F. Dearborn ut the postoffice. will re-
ceive prompt attention. Cut Flowers will
be for sale at the postofice Saturdays.
S. II. HARRISON,
P. o. Box 46O
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
PAPERING

Orders
Left with Giles & Shepherd for painting
or paper hanging, will be promptly at.
of work and will do it we'll. J. G. Brown.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
Watches; Clocks, JeweIry, &C.
Keep a Fine Line Of

We the largest line of in this of the world
Call in and anything you
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
Essr Hsbsls Played out.

The hgmsde coantFT people. the
tailefs are Advancing ~ kn0R ledge.
in ideas. ia language The iiMe vas
y ben most every family ana their
hindred had q dlaieet % their ow8.
There wa EAsse sekilRmenf 10
fszfaaaif c8anty sko sad sail for
wssi .'yAasf Tor yes. ard sG'iel eh 70
every hncak 10 1haif SCI fences lie
told sne eli that De vas : gwine q
town "a. and ! aEes him eh 10 f.Fing
fse some goGer en- There wzs ara
ether Fcfy numerous family sh0 IN
eiosei thrfr se3ivaces sith 80 L
was. ag ESQ be- did 90 @Fa { Niil.
= hays hoaghi ire a cox. 20 have,
and ! gave SIS for her. 20 ! did
There are sfiii people living among the
hills ~ North Georgia who say you 'ans
and ve'ans, but tAcy aEe gfuwiBg sew
and oil. kneR good Noman who
called her daughter Theiia. and when
asked her what the chiid's name
was. said Her name Is Otbeilo. hui
! cali her The IA for short
Bat she children and grandchildren
q these good old-fashioned people
make 10 such mistakes. The school
master u abroad n the iand aud the
press l. circulating knowledge every
nhere Miss Mariree cannot now
ind the iseepie nor the dialect IN
smoky Mountain that she writes so
charminrly about Kelsey Hamilton
ran' iiad her quaint and curious char
aeters in North Alabama. Col. New
ton eant and the North Georgia
cracker around Canton That geusr.
alton has Nell-nigh gone Even the
negroes have ceased t. use their old
time folk lore. and hrer rabbit and
hrer fox have ceased to discuss their
priyais affairs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
Close BsrEsiaisg by q Yankee
woman.

Providence 1uarnsL
ft j. bafRsiBz that the country shop.
per e0fnes - Boston % seek. One II
these women sent into big dry goods
n0ute the other day b. buy material
for ; gown. she selected. after good
deal of fussing. a ginghara eostiag II
cents . gard.
Hos many yards are there In the
piece ?" he asked.
There are II, be answered, after
counting.
II vii take 10. Is s,ie said.
He suggested that she take the
whole piece, but she insisted that he
should cot off ~ yards, and this was
accordingly done.
That i remnant, ] suppose - she
said, interrosatiyely taking up the edd
yard a. he folded the goods.
Yes, ma am
You sell remnants cheaper. don't
your"
Sometimes, the clerk said Iaconic-
ally.
What viii YOU take for this7e
Twelve cents.
''Bu. that was just what paid FOR
the piece
II hayen't any authority to mark
goods down"
"Couldn { You send the cash boy to
find the man that does mark them
down, 20 as TO see what be would
take7" the customer asked anxiousiv.
just non = the clerk replied. with
a sieked sink 20 a brother CLERK. ''he
Is al his dinner, and don't think be ID
be IN to-day.
And you couldn't mark il down
your eli and iell him about it,
No, r the clerk said smiling agra
yatsngly. {" | couldn't really"
Wei. the woman said with s sigh
fthsn I'm dreadful sorry ! had il cut,
fer IN have 10 have that yard anyway,
even il I do have - pay II rents
for t. Ten yards zosian't possibly
do. Bot ] amt a-ed % paying fail
pFire FOG remnants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

While yoy aging from Australia T.
New Zealand. one 81 the passengers. 4
lady, complained that the dGst 81 the
ses cAg ed her eve. 81 smart. and had
alsu -Uilea her eoshtag. She was
laughed al by she other pas ssneers.
nhp insisted that there could &c uo
df.s 81 sca
They Wenr mistaken Saws Mr. u
u hsl,ua. who tells the inchleut ia a
book 81 travel There l. sal; dust
- bicA f5syss frow the ray, and i'm
pfsgHstcs everything even filling one :
insult aith = saline taste While the
san shines. tbi. dcptsit like the dew
on isn4 II iess active and pereeptihle .
boa 10 Nais the deck az night j. 20 he
come covered sifh a thin coating Of
salt dust "a hne 81 g tc hardly notice
vh'e. hut whaeh In time becomes SAT.
hcsnuy cfNstA4tEe3 % he ohvioss "a
The exc The aatf uf the sea il no
fable The ossccr "a ho stands his
ni ht-Hath en- she trzdFc vii testify
O. ihis iact ana fhe cataa steear3 Wjil
tel 20 that ac has often ~ ressTt 20
something mere p1seBt than A viii l.
broom e. cleanse clothing shtch has
been exlsa.asl e. sea dust
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

The srrrisse eTll II faseFnaia has -
nsAny different sources that tie utmost
ne ean hope lr0ts any single artlhee =
70 s8osd rsisef from u eneer 1as
special fcy1a ] sentzse 10 think
have bis pp.1a : plan yhieh thas resne-
e3sN very eosp mon f80s A7s agEf1-
rstes1l kiBa ~ siesp5ess8ess. and. Ni;h
yanr f.errssxesoa, Niil ensleaygY 70 make
yeaf readers wbo may he sesie's-sssi-
ferTfa kl1arsfs 10 nay discovery
IL IL row, | believe. 1easrai1F af-I
cegse4 fssst ear conscious fdSsslghtl
thinking processes are carried on Ia
the sins Ter half q our hraiax-i. e
IL che lobe Hbleh controls the action
u the right arm and leg. Psneering
on the ne 81 the dexter half III the
irain--fsossfbiy in all unconscious
ceFelraiiaE, ard IN whst.oever may
ie grsaabe % tlse mysteries Of Plan
efesfs and kFarit-rapIing-l canie 20
The 0s1eisfsion fshafe1, no doubt, bs
many other better q8aiited i1qnsrersl
that Sc dream Wifh THIS lOsse. and that
the fantas;se, immoral, spfitesike
character ~ dreams j., ~ some gay
tgaeezt&e - isakt fact. The practical
1aferessce then struck me 20 bring
sask steep when lost. we must quiet
the eesnseioax, thinking. sinister site
ol oag brains. and bring into artlyity
0nly the cream eiae. the dexter Tote
10 40 tisis. ths anlg plan could sd
sise mas 10 compel myself % p1s aslsse
every waking thought. even soothing
AMI pleasant ones. anS every effort Of
daylight memory. such AS counting
nunbers or the repetition Of easy
flowing verse;. tie latter having bern
my Hat wholly unsuccessful pfartiee
for many wears Instead " al this, I
sax must think - = dream, the
more recent the better, and go over
and over The scene Il presented.
Armed with this idea, the next time
1 found myself awakening at or 3
O'Clock in the morning. instead 81
merely irving 10 Danish painful
thoughts and repeating, as was my
habit. that recegGmeBasble sopsritlc.
? Paradise and the Peri. | reverted az
once "a the dream from which | had
awakened and tried 10 go on with u.
In n moment I was asleep And from
that time the experiment, often re-
peated has scarcely ever failed. Not
seldom the result Is sudden as tha fall
Of n curtain and seems like a charm.
A friend ~ whom have coHtdsd my
little discovery tells ne that, without
8ny prei ninary theorlzing about the
loi,es 81 the brain, she had his apon
the same plan 10 produce sleep, and
had found i eiiicacions.
should he glad 20 hear u other suf-
iefegs csn obtain the precious boon IN
the anne aAy. The evils 81 prolonged
Hateiaincss and 81 dfug.taking %
which IL victims are too often driven
are alike 80 terrible that ! make 10
apology for offering nay humble con
irritation 81 cne mere harmless rsin-
eds 20 ohYiaie them. r. Il, &.
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4 GREAT TERRITORY.
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rsr esIssrxs esssrxI
r~-. sss sers~..r rs~~.s srs~
wsfss walls = Yrsse<ssre Ls.<s
sp~r.~sx s<tss~a sssss ss~ Che
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T<rrsserszi ss<nns-

49,.
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-rae fe.zxss1e fssynsrw. wkeh 6arsHs
- - 80. 80 49,. s,zssewrss,sw )
sa's f@es = =
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the AeEss1'ffsAk - ss& s1s1eT@~ -
ssgaresss sAz sNen s1.'s1es
ft.srs.,t srstss a 4e~ne ~ gxs4t excite
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- - -, 81 .s,sz.s
1917 - -. - Z -. -. - -
nssfsh ffssss $500
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~ x,-sssEeas fxst fsr0seE - ySsts1
-. exYs x~x 40 r. sssyes
49, =. 1870 4. st.s n~w ~awso
s'''s ss.t.... s.
~ 8ssNA - > $50 - =
b4sAs kesAtesa p - -. = -
ied9s. which car - ffaesa fseaFfy TO
miles gFsf sise eOantry. The ore sssa
b. = ,wAgs-aefNs5 Vels. r. son~
a. t..essx vrnests sesA saArtx<
- 4. 5000 a. r.ye,ve
- -.
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ity ~ - s}eestY ssexstaEsFassrig the
szssstsx - tssxlise NiD - tofeea -
sesiys 0pegstIea - ssEee-
Owing 10 tsse bsgss market pTsce 81
ka1r The oSnefz Il ssaa H,sfss- are
plsTlny hsg@ Agsre~ % fsse hsasSesss
teass ps9persAes. asss sss&nF q iaTssss
IsAees s7s gsfepesrssaE = gsssf1 ~ ts,f
pfts'isrts0sl ard n f'ieetIs. - 'sis.ss
paa dgzwsstek " prosperity n DE ~
vile eouatFy i tsse dsFs1S4ise lax q
sssesfEzss afsd sFecziy trans psftAtsssfl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
Infsrnsiiea ". Tie KITCHEN.

CbscEge TfshHae
Mrs James Essleson. u No. 80
Thirty fifth street. gas defending hef
Hine-TeaF old bsy n = case before Jus-
iiae Bfadweil IL zbiah Mrs.. Michael
Dalton aorase8 The lad u disorder )
eonagct
You cant believe that woman un-
DEF oath yaur Honor. said Mrs. 1t
fie-0a she has . had character in
The whole aeighkoFhCosi.
Mrs. Roberts was called. and sad
that she statement as 70 Mr.. Dalton 3
caaraeter sAs irae-
foa are surc Of this9.
Yes. Y0ar HaHor
10 yea kuox Mrs Dalton well u"
Never saw Der before
d" And set you know os your own
knowledge that Mr.. Ditons char.
ac;er j. Esd -
Ies, your Honor.
Hos 90 you know
Wen. mY servant girl knows Mrs.
Daiton's servant girl, and Mr.. D@i-
ton : servant gill ioid INV servant girl
AMI she tod me that she saH--f'
That vii do.
The scion Of the Ettlesoh house was
fined 81 and costs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

G. r.. CASE, NJ. d.
A BDONTSAL SURGEON AND GYyR.
n coiogist
TACOMA. VT
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TERRITORIAL TALK

fohn 8. Assxa = Eaema<v ~ Lzn-
essn g<sat. &. A. T.. ~ waais Wssaa-
KmFse-slka. alas tssa 81, K1zzkz
Lei zs Ca Tzsaxn4 Th1rs1xr, sgzz1
SIS
a wasn2n ssSrsze szsaesafa9n hsr
asea seruef xt 7seosn4, xkarA vi
has9 nsontsssy nse~tiaxs Mrs k4TAarz
]. ThernE.esg = president ). G. JossF.
aeeresarg Mrs. Plateae Howe. fre4s-
4rex
whea IEek Einsr easas fSEa - The
yxssfafsee "Wednesday Faerusag be dis
esTess5 that = @IBdow Sss Dfekea
ard ~ Nxs ttsxxsed - krsoN xhEt hal
fsxIse.s the A-wsk zniii be f9nn1 =
ysanR ps4eeeznt sitting Ga. tie mai
sseks. sssse time 10 Che night, at
t<aetrsI ~ tie seaee4s0a q tbs Light ia
sfse pEas1Ws ~ the tss=fol7sfs, 4 had
aonn tgxaya a Nith the fe~nat 81 a
bYaken Esa3eW - N,af>seAo Fs,f>ft<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
Seattle. Lake Shme L Eastern
Railway COMPANY.

nS AND AFTER, JULY =. zss.. AND
" e1sr4 further s0tzce, trains sill rzn
xs follows
TO szLsas kS5 fxTExxED14TE Posts.
I've seztsie As.8 q N, arr G53sazz 4 90 n
I've s<ztsss bszs p II, arr Gilman rs , n
Refarnizg-
I've Gilman A. 60 "a. arr seattle So , N
s.ss GiisasE b - n Ar SEATTLE = = , u
- s&sa0xlss ANo ExTExxK1fATK r7sNTS
IL seattle b - "A, a. =noAozzIzk l2zt n
ResEfnlEz-
Ly SDehorsis5 Hsas ? -. Ar sestrie = PA
10 SMITH CgTE, EG@e. gEsEzsTEz- E2yEx-
50 PARK TEsLEx AS1 GEITH
Leave seattle b - u and rs n
Returning
Leave Keith Bs-zo 3 q. ard - , =. krrsv-
tsg a. seattle Bs-i5 q r. &nS 3s59 , n
"a daily. GsiiF ENesFs sar<1ky.
Trsirs es5nnsef e. EllHasn Nth stagss FOX
Falls City. s8osgaAlEate Fails AID Hop
Kaneh. aad 81 fesisT ~tth steamer far
I,oists on lake ssAiuxfon
" K g0SE-, Vs. J. JENNINGS,
TrEin Aassey. General Pass. A1eat
w. Y THO2SEII- HzuSzer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

The greatest scf 81 rait.es ever cat
lrom = rstsscsnskc sre nos ca .Shiii-
tian IN Ehe o.Hce 81 the treasurer %
fsycaafac caanlg Pa az Niaism-
port The string measures 81 inches
ard consalas iorsr.Hve yasfles, Tfse
seest ssrLne q Taffles ga reCHrt Pr
v.eu. 90 fhis uaS taken fTosu the big
snake kt.iel seas WcsipoFt isss vcvk
BE stTtaT peAsnrlsi { iuFhes in ieDeth
an,i caut4iDG,s gaentg ,oas rdtilcs. The
snake that hefc q aas tee hs<zess enc
eysr kiss& ~ the state. hesne uves !
fes saE. The H'Het elr.aHs fast cea-
sci Nish tase " sTCrf ssf ~
rafsae~ e. that d aas taken irons e
sac 5 thsn s ;ast iube. tse rafs5es
N5aE Easfsl eue-ieGfgk e tte rep
gies entire lsaesh Il e i true that
. rsstzeSaake Eross 4 fastlc every wear
sfieF ths afst yssr the snake "a st
have Acva fartv --ta wears ois
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

New OK sun
oh, papa she said, with 4 blush I.
"youug Mr. Chestnut. sho owns 80
many coal mines in Pennsylvania. Is
coming again this evening. and he SAYS
he wants 10 zee y9u on some imp0T-
tant business
All right, my dear, responded the
pi3 man, chmeking her pisyiuily under
The chin guess I know what the
young man wants.
That evening Mr.. Chestnut came 10
tie point 81 once
sIr Hendricks - he said boldly, q
want % ass you il YOU have laid in
your winter stock Of coal p
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The ssff 80 ~ 49, ca esTher zaae e
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30 p~srzaesss kseen fsssy se-ted. rzo-< n
ss< q ess.sztxy bessx ret sDTexez xssA
Ffsre4sz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

1--we MEfES
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ga - = s.s s,.xsr. 's~-.-s<- asser ! sxx -
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re ass saes 80 Soc zezze zas srze
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erew6fss-
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Nsghsa- A<s1sA.
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see asB i TfN Hssez wss1 sez4 aux eH-
sea- sss TX ssEsSs ~ d@s1E sssz-
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hosa fbe tr~z1S q NJ sczf K Aes--
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10 faske Sssz - $3.50 fsasz Ae43 - f@et
! would tel you, asszzx- Il w~re 1sss-
And 'ssere 5eas 30 i@Ars SGss1 szs ar-'~
SD
~easa say. fasasa The Anszi Of B'eAzh
kz4 lad
us sssrt 60 nsY isps 70 ks~p 8 sns4s&-
fssz slsszia R0s as& yaiAiy w4ta streaming
whirn X 81 seashs ~as TIE shiessss sar-
1ctsr
The Yesy strsnssss and sas8enest thiag
of all sac sszFssrssea nat 1esth gaslsf bkfB9.
Al. foeiisa Noyid o most Kind dead
Fhe1gh ~ tose me- sko wia heissse u
sss sid
whs wifi bsfi@ye flsst BE- heard her ssy.
vita The sweet. sots voice. ia ths dear old
Tas s.ts4e.f wouasr Is iIsss--l hear.
Ard 49, souy Aha lose goa. aud siss yoii,
dear,
Ard asa your angsi. sho was your hvlss.
And kaos thai. though dead, bare never
died =
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cHsm,rts VALLEY LANDS
Bish tlIaStsi Esttsnss sal Forrest
taxsrea nftia,

Tbs & Aehs1s valley lands - ending
tfeie 4antsssno ue 90 Elas. &c wtles
~ wldih l. II ihs hest seti "a tsc
tctsous II ,hr tsriasiN sd kims. the
txs's1s8 h0tiagi Nhs-h rsns a Tea tees
ns9ve thv iaasF aEavial satsasgs. runs
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faiFfes Ah8 stset hes ea one side sss
tf1e ether ~ iee thshslss. auA sssae.
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way ifpfa klala % yhe E.ses sivaf a.
to stsf anpsa- eatA NHe stFsps * q s
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tenfs ansi aHRgv ,ians Hiear thc sier
ceaFscs ths saDlv u8ae D. .At4 x she
eaRnsf1 ANaw wAat r. kaaWa a. shN
HiCks,n reafe ffNsa Eima s. N.ymfsa
tae essal lard lFfar Hausgly alane ia
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STEINER (LiRi BROWN
DIR. SPIuuEY
81 CO.'S
PRIVATE DISPEESARY.
3I9 Commercial street. corns,
jackson. Seattle, W. +.

Al chronic Diseases Of MES and WOMB
successfully trsAted
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous azd Physses
DEBILITY, Exhs1ste1 Vitality, Senins
ws&knesx sssTE2zsorrhssea frnsafeag1
eroEervho-z- tsiee: -yT.asIliS Pr.sns fF,r.s D.
cline, weakness In Women. ard al Fruf
tuasi arrangements that reSgait froea yenfh
fai fa.Lies ~ exctsss IN after year
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wess Back. 6oua-Thoea- Gsss'
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Is ana safely cared No aznseosss rieslscils,
Elve1. Dor stFosz snseEfEre asssf. whies
esuse Stgses1re. Charges reasonable.
kERFflilS DEBILITY. Lfsss ~ Figo-. s4rnius
Lasses. Nizs. EulsSlans. u
sp0B1eacy. ctr. etc. rHrei
YOUNG kEE suSesirS iroru t2le esness o
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treated AZ saeis homes hs en-ses1osa.s-.sss
Medicines ez4 Instructions ssat IS Ea4si Z
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@ q miller A CO. sueeesso-S 20 Comp
t0n. Miller & Co. i1aEs aEd insurance.
aaye removed from i1<s James street to
lis NIL street Ga fils occidental block
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PACIFIC slIGlTIeK coNPlsI
THE STEAMER
Skagit Chief

r EAyEs HAEEIEtT0z & SMITH :
IL Ehssf fsf san Jean fzsaDsss. sszseszsRg
ri Clinton, Jiss k1y. szxz aeGa- LsgoHzzex.
Frtdas Hefb0r aud ko<he HzrosE every
Sunday and Thursday
For freiFtsf OF rates ap<sy On Do9-5 EseE-z-
81. o. 70 HARRINGTON 4 SMITH AE<E.z
HF%Ey eAuEY Nxx-E~
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WASHINGTON CDLLEGE
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RWyiug gyr casa Cor Two BONUSES suf sell
ias for cash era h}ss - rs xHHsr-rii every
one. Price oGr dress go.sts chester Cleary
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