davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

The attack on Port.au- Prince, Hayti,
was still in progress on the ID. 1t was
reported, however, that Hippolyte had
landed a force on the opposite side of the
island, and was about to attack the city
from the rear. in which case he would
have a decided advantage.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

REPLYING to a communication from NJ.
Delyannis, the Greek Minister at Paris
NJ. Spuller, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
says the instruction i'll Crete will I'M
doubtedly give rise to a grave question
The Government ofFrance, he says, will
give the matter all the attention it de-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

LAWYER UNTERMEYER, of New York
vino recently returned from England
after several months absence. stated, or
the 7th, that he had effected the sale of
the plant of the Henry Elias Brewing
Company of New York City while abroad
The price to be paid by the English syn.
dictate is $3.50, 600,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

AUSTRIA has sent a reply to the Greek
note Oh the subject of the Cretan disturb
ances. The reply very frankly admits
the difficulties of the situation in Crete
and the influence of the condition of
affairs there among the people. but de-
cide,ily objects tn any action.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

THE seizure of the Black Diamond has
again directed public attention in En-
gland to the issues between that country
and the United States upon the subject
of the seal interests in Behring Sea, and
the newspapers comment very freely
upon what most of them agree in de-
scribing as the latest outrage.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

THE Washington Territory Constitu-
tional convention, on the Sth, adopted the
report OF the cOmmktee on public build.
tEgs, which provides that the question of
locating the capital shall be submitted tn
the people. In the meantime the capital
is to remain at Olympia. The q uestion
of woman suffrage at school elections
was left to the Legislature to pass upon
uatil the November election in 1890 when
Il shall be submitted to the people.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

EaEN s. ALLEN, president of the Green
Line Street Car Company, of New York
City, was arrested, on the It'll, for forg-
ing certificates Of stock for abouts even
hundred shares. He had been president
of the company for long time, and was
connected with it for twenty five years.
The amount of his defalcation is stated to
beSI25. 600 or $50. Co.,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

In the Cincinnati police court, on the
3th, Jordan Thomas, attorney for the
saloon keepers who were arrested on {
charge of violating the Sunday Closing
law, asked that tie cases against his
clients be indefinitely postponed. "They
have all agreed to obey the law here
after" he said. land ask forgiveness o.
the courtD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

sxoHoMasHs Jan. 2g-I.ast night the
malt was brought by train for the first
time. About three months ago, il
will be remembered. petition was
circulated hy Postmaster Burton and
sent 10 the president asking for the
transportation OF the mail To this place
by rail. Ii has just now been granted.
The mail nuw arrives nc Cts y. m.
daily, aud departs at O'Clock a. M
This viii give all an opportunity TO
answer q letter the safae day on
which II il received, ana il also re-
ducas the uncertain steamboat sched-
uie 90 the regularity of train time.
The contract for carrying the maii 10
the p0stofiice has been awarded TO A.
Mes3uire, who has begun his duties.
The most surprisingly rapid deyel-
opTuenf Is al the east end near the
depot OF the Seattle. Lake shore &
Eastern railroad. Not To mention the
work done BY the railroad company
itself, the adjoining tracts OF land have
undergone such transformation As 90
excite much surprise. This locality.
nov well cleared and covered with
dwelling houses az every point. one
year age was thickis-wooded wilder
ness.
Articles Of incorporation we're filed la
the auditors office Wednesday, incor-
porating the stilliguamish Mining.
Milling and Prospecting Co.. with .
capital stock OF xiGD.0D. The ineor-
porators. majority residents OF sno-
honish, are: j u. Noll, J. G. Deuuy,
+. Nj. Headlee and r. s. Anderson.
The objects OF the corporation are TO
prospect and locate mining and timber
claims. II ia understood that opera
tions are TO begin soon.
The placing of the are lights along
Front street by the Electric Light
Company IL nearly completed, aad the
business porssesn OF the town Is nos as
light rs a fnil moon could make it,
The Electric Light Company shows
that IL Is still progressing by setting
new poles on the various streets and
extending the wires TO many new
buildings.
q. Kreuger has opened real estate
Office.
Head Il Hardy have sold the buiia-
ing formerly occupied by their meat
market Ia A. Proctor & Sou who have
opened a tailoring establishment
Plans are on foot for the forming Of
Joint stock company to take charge
OF and publish the Heskfs Sea. Ii is
likely that ]. X. VIM w.il BE the cd
itar.
Chairman +. G. Ferguson OF the
county admission committee has IS
sued a cali Tor a county convention, 10
meet at Siiohefnish Friday. February
/, for the purpose Of adopting resolu-
tions stating the attitude Of Snohomish
county in the matter of territorial adj
mission.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Al. 4.
church have secured the Catheart
opera house and about February
VIII give 4 concert oi literary and
musical interest.
Spear 4 Benson have opened a hard
MARE store.
] G. smitk u Seattle is in town
this week.
4 masquerade ball has been arrang.
ell Tor February =. In Cathcars hall.
i Mr.. Stewart. with his partner. ar
rlvssl in town ON MONDAYS train, and
intends 20 establish iirst-class bakery
here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
opium-smoking In Australia.

Quong Tart. the leading Chinese
merchant in Sydney, has published an
appeal for the Legislative prohibition
of the importation of opium into that
colony. He does not eonfine himself
to pointing out the evils produced in
every community where this vice pre-
walls. but ne addresses a special arga-
ment 10 Australians. The latter OBJ
ject 10 Chinese labor immigration, and
Qnong Tart asserts that il opium were
prohibited the lower class OF ChiRese
would no longer go to the colonies,
and the immigration would be con-
fined TO the better class, WHO would
settle down and become good citi-
zens: Worthless men, who when in
China are restrained ieither by public
opinion or by their families from
opium-snloking. gt' 10 Australia,
where they can indulge in the rug
without let or hindrance; and should
it become known IN China that opium
was prohibited, large numbers of men
addicted In ! greater or less degree 10
its use would refuse &c go there under
any circumstances. From the tone
OF the pamphlet and the f2ets set out,
ii IS clear that the writer is very much
in earnest on the subject; he has al
ready devoted much time and energy
70 the investigation in some of the
principal Australian cities OF the ex-
tent TO which opium-smoking is ex-
tending from the Chinese to Europ-
cans. and he explains his views with
great clearpess and earnestness
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
MARKETS lHD SHIPPING.

Sksr7LE- IAN q
Hides hare Geclfness IN s1e EzStssn fzar-
keta, pas little tfE1xe ID n1<less1 - 1ae
Fan Frxneieeo prizes. TIE nHmnsr c9zs-
ing into tia sezssle ra&sxet Il szcaH. EHa
dealers sze nos oraev snxlo.s 60 purchase
except sx Low rxssx a sIixat improve
rssns i notfcssbss II the poultry market
me xrocery trafse for the last month has
been scry e@coursksnx TO msreaaass, and
has exceeded tie tnoss xengu1ne expect1r
tsans. Yfftgs pess!tls 70 sssigs The sprsng
srat.4 b. the vosrrsne done IN January.
t,.ers. ,.ss, -. -, 6g,afs Of she rrnkperfty Of
-. -. s...-s,sss e. ~. ~ssr sssa
s1se sscs< - -
tsaforsi1 noza1 AsS 1ss slsa.. - p =
iaaaeed chiefly w the Eafness OF the
.,.<.tsss<,,,. ss,.es die t.sessrss. Of week ago
- - $500. s,s.sTnafss
a1a she bpns - .Ae - -
higher values n TIE imme1l8ts f1ule
Hams AID Izrd are soEzsShsf weak, owing
"a ssss surrsux rerefrts Of the last frx
-.a-.. ss.-...-s4 fr-,sss - q, sx.fs demand
-, - ss.,ss -. 6. Il
sna psgsAfss y sssi iavs..s s1.ss- - 80
Csn1tsd fonaznzs are Slowly bas ssi1s1s ~
fnnctar. and dealers Eho have not aid n
xrsxr,stss are 1fkelv 10 be csngkf nc mneh
hsvfs-s srs,rss ss.sr, nov ru5e. Crackers
..~ s,-.....ys 4 !. ss.e,ss r.s,< v.n..-.d awfre
1hye va - =. ~
70 tfe recent snaxis an z1as'la VI s1r
Cracker Co. ard the Orsgoa tEzcker FAC
tory. Naesserel il gov Bringing higher
,,-.s,<.. fssnp have xs,f prevaiiea. and MI the
s...sss.,s,,-.. $500 i, :. say.a,s~ .sxrr,ee II.
=. 49, ~. - so.
the issas u =
lns las fnaien On finfH sae ssil1a Dus
the general dema1i II fair. Increasing at
.~.ts. % .ss s.ft.ir,s- sv8r t~afst. by " hole
s.fa s,cs-s s. ssf.r,,.sssss flsfs wear. and the
-. = -. 1870 - .sv.y AIMS
Ae..oa = .sas ~ ,sss.esr ~
AEhLnASDi1E AAp E61pASE re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
JAPAN oyEEcRowDED.


At&E - - 49, 1865 - ~~~-f - - -
90 America.
.sapan Gazette
The rapid increase Of the population
of Japan. as ssown BIZ the recent sta
fistics, has caused some controversy
III the native PRESS Assuming the
rate OF iencrease for the year ISss-s1
70 be stated in the census so, 200. the
Toxic Deur.o returns 10 this question.
and draws rather calsmitogls picture
OF what the result of the ever popula-
To meet this rapid growth present aS-
Certainly agriculture cannot efficiently
cope with the difficulty, and the only
remedy which remains IS emigration
The exclusion of the Chinese was
chiefly due TO the fact that the low rate
OF remuneration for which they would
toll had seriously interfered with the
interests of American workmen. In
such world OF competition the China
man could not justly be blamed for
that but then another reason for
their exclusion was their great dissila-
llarity from, and their want of touch
with. Europeans.
II 10000 or 90 SO japanese emf
grants settled in America by far the
greater proportion of that number
would be of the working class, and
the battle Of life would compel them
10 compete against American Iaborers.
Then there would be an outcry, and
the japanese would receive like treat
nlent 20 that accorded 10 the Chinese
Beside these objections there are two
othera-she distance between the
countries and the costliness OF the
voyage. No: America is not the place
for Japanese emigration. 1t ought
rather to be directed toward the
Philippine islands, where there is an
extensive and fertile area suitable for
the introduction of a variety OF crops.
The Philippine islands are evidently
suitable for japanese labor immigra-
ton. They are nearer than Ans
traiia and America TO the southwest
ern part OF Japan, where decrease OF
population is most required, while the
Journey is more convenient and less
expensive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
All Chronic, Nervous and Special
Diseases Skillfuify Treated.

eight months in tue hospitals and ieAain &
medical institutions OF New York City in-
yestigating the most recent discoveries ia
medicine and surgery. having resumed
practice Ia Seattle, Is prepared To trsat all
classes OF chronic msiadieS, such as liver
complaints, Gyspepsis, rheumatism, all
affections OF the kidaeyS, heart ana lungs,
81 skin and hlaod diseases, al ailments
arising from Weakened nervous system,
an rectal diseases, all geDiso-arinsFy dis
easss, and all diseases peculiar 20 wugnen.
according 70 the latest and most improved
methods Consultations free aafreS
moderate. Office, rooms 81 and e. new
IeSler block, Mil street 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

TAceaA. Jan q. Robert Young, eiti-
zen Of Melbourne. Australia. died al the
CITY jail early this morning Decreased had
tAkea passage GA the steamer North Pa
eif5c last evening for Seattle, and soau
afterwards became alarmingly III, where.
upon the employees Of the steamer removed
him fn tsse cts jail On his person were
bound certificate OF membership Ia the
hoard Of trade. Montr0se. England. snd
I<psrs showing he had recently hegn mate
81 the bark Kasin This esening il was
Hound death was eaasea by pymsne me
coroner s-eelaea sa inquest unnecessary,
and he viii bs buried 10 Eaarfow
Ssz.fef schmidt. the smallpox pasleut,
Who WAS taken 10 The pest house yesterday
died the same eseusng
Twenty three Lisfnhers OF the DENT.
nende vsfe arrested hy the police today
and taken before Judge Law renee. who
Mnea II $40 each. aud SIX keepers OF houses
4earh with costs
VI. Z. Box aud Mary e. Dalman were co.
qn{ grated a license % wed.
y. Eimosa Of ssezsrn. Chfixt <uKseziaef OF
0ermsssy. Ialsn L<nuinger of ssessnaay, J {.
- Metsnss OF canada, aud III II. "a nackc I
~ Norway. tied aerlafssoFg intentions
BAak fleefances, 81. 10 -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
COAL INSPECTORS. REPORTS.
Ihe Last Quarter ur 1855 Was
reAccfa. aud Prosperous.

TACOMA. Jan. ss--Tne reports of the two
coal msas Inspectors FOR fhe Quarter end.
Ing pse. 81, lisa. have Just leefl received
The srpnrt 0f Inspseior Paige. uf the FIRST
dtxz=trls SHOWS that Tue output 81 coal FROM
tsae SBtusx oS ffgt diSgFizt vas as faiioyvs.
Bncpssa. 5000 ions. Carbonate. s., 10 tons
Wssks0n, $500 tonA; soseth Prairie. fs.0oe
There has Acs'u al sI5seara hstns.ea EN-,
fiaysrs a;sa saRlexss ia the district
inspector Sullivan. OF the second s5istFis.;
reports fha4 the antpWi If coat from thn
miaes af sAfa tisstrscz has oeun as follows,
Ffanklias sAssa ions; Cedar Mountain
i9stss eesssf kaesyn, "a .stH tons; Black nta-
haessis 81. so ieus. Gilman. 9lsS tonS. pns.
haka. ESQ bona. Newcastle, "a rs f1sa. tne
maa wRs accidentally killed fasiag ~
quarter aud Eve were wounded Nc dis.
tnroaSee between employers aud elnpsayes
& uutsx4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
shinnlne nateIt.kencs.

sax FRANgfsco, Jan. 60 Arrived -
SiF taseg0B. AsteEsAi sIa Oregon, seattle; Ok
tatsaale, Taeesaa hk Electric. Sansimo.
uksn MesloS,, tesF Hssdioeks Il. x Ham.
Farf Blakeisy. Cleared f.r s1e sautAora
California. Nsnaime Nc Ia fFvn Sichuias,
Eaxs Townsend. Sslilesi~sSlr Calnn hia
Portland ssr AFCata, Nsass bay saifEa kste
paxeaposs and fTuSsls, ruzg Biakatys Ok
AeuTy fEes. Port Haii0ck
tseFkestlne MaRi9e ,selllae5 GA tie has 10
1Ay aitA the schooner lsrG, aaG carried
sc ~ 6aF sain fiEeiiag and t0rey ards.
- ssl.-Has ls1al.--A llr. fof HAeaElA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

SAN Francisco, Jan. So.--wheaf--
Good inquiry on shipping account: suit
able parcels changed hands on q basis of
81 sis. Very choice parcels would sell fer
more. Options. Buyer season, 81 fzls;
buyer ISsa, 81 s6is.
Hariey--Better demand for choice feed !;
qnotabie 77ssasoc.
Oats-PTiees remain easy; 1900 eentais
Oregon arrived to-day choice feed, s. 10:
No. /. 81 o.: lever grades, sis1i o1ie.
Potatoes--No change IN price; market
Wei supplied with various kinds.
buster-Fair business az unchanged
values
Eggs Market deinoralized. ewing TO
liberal Eastern offerings California ranch,
:a-axg2se; store Lots, l9g21c; fresh Eastern
lNa2oc :,
ChaEtered-Don Nicholas and Mercury.
lumber from Puget Sound 10 Valparaiso,
a. Us "a and Cos respectively,
XIV YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
Ngw yoRK, Jan. o-Caffee-Options
opened ssEaay aud unchanged To Is points
down. and closed firni, SAILS points aboye
Yesterday; sales, si,7s1 bags: Feb. SIS 500
rs Is. March, SO a0stlS IS; NAV, SIS 4xG
Is 20. Spot Kio quiet ard steady: fax car
goes, l.lsc
sugar Haw qniet, sales. 1900 hays: cen
tTiiusai, o. test, 50 l-iGc.
CoppcT--S tfunseT; lake. Feb. Sl7 20
l,ead-~Dnli aud STEADY: domestic. s. QS.
in--Firms Straits, III 5A
Bar silver. IS &c.
Pstroleum~-Opeaed weak at sole. aud
declined 10 ss7.e. thea recovered and
closed steady al SsiSse. sales, 2.uSl 900
barrels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Jan. sQ.--kneas closed sseady
cash aud February, 9iise May. u.s. &c.
Cogn-Firm; cash aud February, So &c;
May, si7se.
oais-steasiy. cash, sc. Feb, zss4e, May.
@7sze
EaF.ey Nothing dsiing
FuFk-Flrm. cash aud Feb, Sil Is:
May. sI2 lottls la.
Lard Firm; cash aud February. s. eal ,
May. ~ IL
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK wAEKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. 50. - Cattle -- Receipts,
i2,ef0. xeak and Toe lower: choice 70 extra
bsefes. 81 fS.ei 81. sneers. sSss35; siseekers
hnd feeders g Toes y; Texas steers. 81 10
etS -
Hogs-~Receipts sAae4; lirm aud higher,
mixed e 75sssi heavy. 81 Sss45 o.: light,
81 saes5 IS.
shsep~Keeeipfs 1900: strong; natives.
SAa3 - Western ca5nfed, - 600,
Texans, ssstA ~
LiyEgpa0L GRAIN sAERKr.
fxVERYe0f. Jan Nv heat, quiet.
hoi.lNFs otter freely red Western spSiaE, IS
~ per GENITAL.
Casu-~kiFsa, tlemaIa fair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
snrrrNe SorEs.

THIS FesasSaEe = unloading - R0as Of
NSEAiuto cl&t f0s the was e2mpsny At The
oeeaa dock.
The kseaHieg EiestWssod whica = 0assSg-
gotaS rSn0F sssan 81 s20ssmsu's dock SNs
oe reasss 50 maze her regasag Igip SaniSsg
Ihe arAneh mse&silx az tae coast sea.
sAvn's las8U ~ Taeoma via hereafter -
aela oa SATURDAY sssaisgs lnssss1 a
Tuesdays IS hesesof0ng
The steamship s4exai is - pagf TawR.
send an& Is expected te arrive tGe5ays The
Signai viii 81 Ser hGIa visa sessl ans Ehea
take ca GeeA sazsf al lg.taszF - - trans
parted 81 S&a fsaslfissU Cox the OYEasl
Improvement Esa
Tase sscanses " aSategtsa xf3 lsate Hat
el&s wharf - : tfesasss Dext seasfsy
fRsssGEax Tor sac EtaaesseG klef cargo
Wfli asssas4st srSnetp&lx ~ SssAi assd ineT-
eaAa1ssa Kessssrs this sse wi8 easry 8
nasssaas ~ passengers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31


PczT TpExskED. Jan. 90 Tuesday nern-
inE a. tbs North PzeiEe wes unlua<ssnE a
large consignment of EnEresxed sheep
skins from Victoria, there wxs discovered
IN one et Tire bales : small package tied Ap
In black c39fh. which u5ssss Being exafn-
Ined by the cust1sa -fouss inspector was
fonnd 70 contain opium 10 the sIn0snt of
8isoHf I'VE p0zzsts. Is appeared - II 10 had
been IN ose Of the bandiex and had worked
out- and secsfdfngsT the Bhrze coBszz1-
nnenf Va. examined. bat nc more being
found Il vas dEsIdess By the customs fss-
speesSs taak man must hare brought IL
over. ard <lsen his vaisss Hss about 20 be
searched. stuck Il into this bale. thinking
that il was ge5ne through 70 Tacoma, and
when he left Fort Townsend he eoEIa re-
pack il ia his grip. but ~ the hides are for
San Francisco, fhey were uaiozded here.
thus oyesfhrswing bits plans and cauzing
the discovery Of TIC opium III thus VA
much 70 the disgust OF the se1rebers, who
had 70 30 Through ali the bales. By no
means al easy or very clean fssk.
There IL to be q large auction sale OF real
estate Ia this city si1sz week. and from sp-
psErsuces IL il likely 20 be very well pa
srauized. q the town Is filing mp with pep
pie brought here by the advertisements
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

ELLENsBUeG, Jan. 35.---AE regular met
ing Of fhs city council last night the Esgn-
lar roartne business was transacted, also .
committee Was appointed 60 investigate
aud report the approximate cost Of lfa-
proving the city psrk-
Arc lights. which have been placed Oh
fIle ftlsfness streets aud In business houses
here, cause the city 10 assume quite met
rop0liian appearance.
4 large number OF strangers have arrived
ia the city IN the last two days and hare
made quite heavy investments IN resi-
deuce property. Two gentlemen from
Sew York ere negotiating for the purenase
oil 10 acres OF lauf sajoixiEg the towH,
which viii be laid out In "a addition a.
once.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

Herr Eugen Richter ca leuIates from
recent military statistics that Germany
has 40 her disposal war army of
s.5is ,Ai5 completely drilled men, not
counting those belonging TO the re-
serves and the i.andstrum. who are
not drilled iii time of peace.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
EUROPEAN News unre,ian,e.

The governments OF Europe except
England, supervise ali news that IS
sent ont by the press associations. So
that 10 dispatches are reliable coming
from the continent except the Berlin
cable of the Associated Press. The
Associated Press has just made ar
rangements to secure inside news from
the Vatican.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
DIX. SPLuNb1l
81 CO ~
SEATTLE DIsPEEsAHs.
.slS Coxnnercfal street. carSes
jackson. Seattle. W.

az enso.iss Diseases Of AES aad Nsas' -
successfully treated. -,
LOST MANHOOD, NeFvegs aRd Pa -, -.
Debility, ExhGastad Vitality, seh.s a..
weakness, spermstoTaoes tiS 1917 3
ss9noFrhfsek 9leef, Syphislss Fre.ia z, ~
iEfne, Weakness in Wozge2. And ~ -. a
iSOpAl nevangeEne- n ~ reEsii frcfs ssfs'A
iaG- foilies az excess sgs9zfses years go
lapINapV kidney, &hd klsstdsr u,zs's's
NAAzoht Weak S=Ssx, tS0Esigshseas 1899 =
tsrySsst{s. garseoc<Ae structure atts fs.s 2z..F
ID anss safely eured. S5nAnsaons sias1ssss21 ~
iavaa, DOR strong inSect:aas sseAi. $50
taNse structure. gaarses ts,rsks = So. = i
iIEngalg Debility. Loss e Fszur, SCR -
isetas sNS1 fA5SseS, Night Srs1ssiaiss r.
spouGency ETC.. etc. Euresk q
NnHNE MN suffering sfgiA INC 49, 49,. =
NN~aN @se vonthfnt fetiiss o sgiaaAs7s.
flo3rs. saoais aTaIl themselves q 0gs 1872
szesft. iAs greatest psDo1 eSat l8la * -
aks Of sadaring nuzaaaiss. ~il' 50
positive erys ia every ea&e IL
llIdeeagd Ven I .s.s =, Is s .a5
satsoyss 81 ~ hlAssser scs1tas sanled
snAaxs1sx 81 DsAratng ssazzfassus Oh szs
stsan the Urine deposits . sed1Entf -.
sstfle saes afbarasT IL gssus EnA
vsgtes tresn ssFighs az sessssish y 49,
asilxy has. sas pzzielsz Ell ~ rsessSs 4 = -
eating CT shss sysskTa is a tzzaAeE ne 80 ts:
&ecpans Cor. This Is tba sees5zsd ssxk -
4szainal wnsk neHfs Many 9lN ~ safH -
salty. igneFEas q "a case a peEfees ce1s
kzd heeIFaJ' restoration guarantees
ossen noizrs, = % e , ?. RAJ g e
uk sundays = fe p IA
n. n-sxps'T1xzs unAhtS W Ssz@S - - s ~
tirGted ss tiaei< he ues By aasresyr -.
Medicines ans insEr1 Toms $50 ~ 80 {.
nxBre1e sssasass4tize esp* =
~ :. e s s:azP & $ -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
KooTENAf TO THk COLUMBIA.
Tho Canadian Pacific WIN Apply for

vIeroaiA. Jan. 5a~TtAe Canadian Pacific
railway viii apply IL the legislature
for charter to build Rad between
Ko0tenai lake and tbs Columbia riFsr.
This was formerly granted TO Asnsweftss &
Co. steamers will be pat on shc Columbia
teiwees the terminus and keyeistoke