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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
AGENTS.
Price 3J Cents PerGaIIOn.
OWENS Il MINORS
Nellie BLY, Chewing To.
baCCO,

That Is a STRICTLY FIKE NIRGfNIA sun
CURED TOBACCO. csn be- bought OF the parties
named below. and has no superior as good
tough chew on the market. Don't take any
thing as a substitute, but insist upon having
Nellie Bly, Only cents a piece. Call on
either OF the following:
OWENS q MINOR DRUG CO.,
Opposite POstotice.
PARK PLACE PHARMACY.
Bclyidere and Main streets.
j. NJ BLANKS,
Corner Hancock aud Clay streets.
j. l.. RlDENOUR,
Corner Eighteenth and Main streets.
&. A. PULLING.
Corner iielelderc and Main streets
THOMAS W. LEONARD.
~ North Second street.
T. A. MILLER.
Fifth and Broad stree
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.

On Trains Nos. "A and % sleep'ns cars I,
tween New York aud Tampa, , a., lvLa ysci
sOnyillel. ON Trains Nos. l.. and % gietp
in, cars between Washin yfOu aud ,nArlct
tc' On Train No. - sleeping. sgrs hcfwrn
New York and Jacksonville. ON Train Nn
. sleeping cars between Washington an'
savannah.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
RAILROADS.
= TLANTIC COAST LINE

IA 'DA'''0 -
RICHMOND AND PfrHh- III ~ RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY April 2'si' lns''
go pm. trains on TINS rono vii run ~ TO-
l)ws,
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

l'NOrE. Nos. ! and run daily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and LeNng
toni
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
w HAT CURES !

Is medicine Of GENUINE MERIT we place
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

IT'S st-artsr Zee : Sos re@4E So E&s2NesA
k3stass HsssttNx re nxFxlsa g sanx bal
y y sse&eS 4sE4s 81 AsaF4 * g A n 1zssaaisSzzS
al a9s44S4ks neas ha1eA 2aa AFe SS4 -
21GAG y1z3 AZ Sssn ssa 50 - Eee2 81 Egss&xa "a
A p sFAEKUI&s1.
0wnsx Az& AEezs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

Seattle. Wharesnn, Sznfannoo ard Blaine.
Leave se@tsas daily. except saturday, sso- NnAi-
eeps sua9ays sf .. IA. Leave NkafcnEn for se-
attic daily, except "a tu-1ay, Es p III Arrive
Ct seattle daily, except snn1Gy, es . n.
steamers for SefniahFno5 and Blaine leave Whist
csn every SATURDAY sc 5 p a: reszrnfng leave
Elafne every sunday - - - m Tor Waatcon
aud seattle o. r. BRIGGS AGENT
Gifv Dock.
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= e. NsEvos. e . 50 o..
10 TNE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
eve Nest eArefat ard e3nss8crsss as8sa-
s 2 DISEASES ok ~cEaNn aBa eAsl3rer. Il ven
sAaes 0ea sns obscure. dga3an 81 hArprsss
49, q & Sc eaznusca Eontsn@ aucSazs la4l =
S 80 sxa4elEftr ne csiebrat3i seeesAllsss
$50 sSa Assso others tall The eS.aasSSs s=s
e4stsA IN every department &C raeiteel sgsa sars
49, ~ ence TIE rgatessor has. ka5 Years
SAGE y she hospitals al hraoxayn ana
waSaanss n,sr.ssss - spesA. EresssssE .
80 ne n7fas NssecesSai za1 aest krawe syEas.-
eeasAssnaA Specialists q tbs eoRnsqy
e Young ana ARiacls-Azed Aaen.
NsFFoas DeA4.ssY. SpeEAast9rrasea Se.nsuns
49, - 49, tsesss arising fresa tR3lk r..
s.sss,,s,s s., ~. Sc ysssaess. dependency,
- ssssAssa. ttck 81 sDu11enca, dat unat f,e
etSssf o. e2stnssA 1a1 nnds die barlan.
s@1s1sp pesslAzasstsy aEad speeakly cured
BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES.
eiseass raozt dreAsltl ID lss resasts
vs sssst =, casAssA. SO, permanently cured
ktsseg. urlnAry aad Blaaaer complaiass
tslH EaA atsAes4S teo fre4eent hasntnr 81
ei0sss Nrssse. hish eosoFea 81 vita ms.ky saal.
1ssas On ssAnaAng. wsak hark ronporaesa
go, s.ss e promptly AID safely eufa1
Gu Success - Easea upon FACES
III remedies ~ quickly and care pernaa.
~. % net elaia % know sssrysAinx fl re,..
~
stest e3Ss. Bat we DC elalsa that 4 isrxa. exfesr
49, a.14 increasing peAetlea. with raaA-aislie9
ss e sustain Il are sac besE pr0of 81 . doe.
Experiences - worth everything. Knowlsav.
solsea ~ computing viii. critically xknalifslr
esad Successful sSeAlane thousands 81 per9ons
g tfeEy sse, SEX profession ASA occupation Al.
sees<el VIA eferS Tseseatsoie ior1M aaid stage ~
Iattstse. UT dffsTntfF. aes as % ax4tzs - -
fUNs ing 9Th Z ka IsMsasles, thar we have saf.
g edeo - restoring nealth 50 s lara srYss ~
cases fresftd. even after other sk{s3e,8 a. ,nr
gstas nysze1auS have sai ed 10 effect Ar 1880
hem sA&nSe fer the Eestee
W airs psfrentss3 BY d class 81 ladies' aa1
EealaaFaen too saEacioas q be Imposed ngan ~
=. AlttssafSRt 9ascks and faeY are too innaDand.
60 60 = p lf.sAseaed away frosa PHYSICIANS VIA
taeF@n q free con89itagioa. With tia assan.
Enre Fhat f9eF nay depend npen rreofvl1x cas1.
Gid opinions, honafAale, square dealing reason
able charges and no esconrAeafnent s9stfss~4 4
prospect % improvement or eHre.
uisf practices Is fuusg1sd apon The result Of ne
test taeta31ss without reference 20 aeh99ls af
'p4ihics"
YiSu win not be urged or perssaie1 t. take
Teataenf. aud no enc viii be treated unless
there il strong probability q : egFe OF pegYna
nent benefit Make Intersections eAd decide
for foafeelf
oihee hours. Froms a IA 70 . n m. san.
cays 20 II a IN. only.
n B-Perhona unehle % visit "a mar bs
treated az their homes b. correspondence
Medicines and instructions sent ~ mai az e.
grea& Consultation frea
Always send stamp when reply i expectsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

SEATTLE FORT TOWNSEND ROUTE.
r. 3 mail steamer edith leaves Seattle every
Port Townsend ~ N. next dAy. Returning,
RAVES Fort Townsend At ie.s9a M. arrives 81
site a. y. IA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

"a ssssrnes leeerAgne wta save Rates.
g-sse4 81 wAAzs 8oss as AaFss1 stHrez, MessaEsaay
Ssssrsss ssaassFk tnsaa CIV 49, Al @xg 30 q :
- Ness8 : cana Sc 4aEGkNE sa&8es = O. c13y
msss.ssv asa 4 azE~st&s Ezaset53 ZEE tssksAs -
- CAPT Isl al AESFfks MaxseE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

TsrAxD TRANSPORTATION co-HEREzgx
Il =. Eesehsx manage
vHr ervAwye poryT aaEyA

leaves seattle e9ery sznAsy afternoon az
4r n lon R0xz TowrSena ans tie san 5:nsa
isfKrssz from HaFSes6's whar8. AeAwss s0Et
Tswuzeud Sc - s r. ever Lo14AF, - sfssssz q
Ard Frsdny 81 wnxseon. ealing 81 ssaakA :
tszxrad ard zfck4rdsGn,s fsEeatsez Sezzasfl1nz3
Argyi<. Lopez Frt1Es Harh0r. Marie ion Maa-
Car gosna north and TKarS6ay gQzns Scala.
Roche E4rhor Qrgas and East Se1nA
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wHATcoM AND sEMrAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer ElisA Anderson leaves Seattle At D.
m Mendays. Wednesdays aud Fridays: arrives
At " hAfnafn . & N. next day. Returning. leaves
hSfcom Tuesdays and Thursdays nj 6 D na.
sundays q m Monday trip - semlAhmoo.
y. h JACKSON. President
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pAcuIc coAsr STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DAcTFIc coAsr STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Fssfgszssa stearnErs fsoa Seetsse e. teilous,
Fnr Sxa fraar8ssal via FuT& Eo@Rsen8 ard
NbrqassA, AZ r "a nSsss1zers Focesvssi 81
tzssra ~ S - "a Eseeart>eT = ). IL Il. - ard -.
aHs eyery ste GAYS Thereafter.
Es- AlsaRas rs eezassr ard e ~ 8. -
Erea S@a grAuessco 80 NSEte$zA So fs'Ees
sssssr,s ra~ess Asa a r. neSSsassaF e. 6. r.. 81.
- All 81 aaa every ere Cas- sssse
aszFz
ia sess gar ee ettxsEN@ ~ tsas e47lee 81 N<R
esHsQzzF a. kssNa& 8A7e& ~sst =
tsgsonAf8. FEEE1Ss & CO.
nsH9ra3 Aszsz&
No 70 MArkeg STRESS. Saa EFaassseo, GAA
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C,AxAprAx PACIFIC sAvIGAToS CO..
u u4Etltes1g

C,AsAprAS PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
u u4Eaited.J
sTEAMEE PREMIER
Bound EouTA.
LEATE. AKEFTE.
Vancouver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Thursday pm ard Monday-s 30 n
Townsend, Monday and Sesttie. Friday AID
THURSDAY Iii 3 n Tuesday - q IA
Seattle, Tuesday and TscoFna, Friday and
Friday ..s4--...s n Tuesday 10 Q ID
boeND SoETH.
IEAyg. ARRIVE.
Seattle. At midnight Townsend ......-s q n
Tuesday and Frlday Whsscoru .-s 80 8 n
Townsend a 10 Roche HarhoT-i3 % p n
Nkatcom ...e - n Vancouver 1890. u p "a
Roche HArooF 4 p n
The company reserves the right 70 change fne
tine table or places Of call without notice
DAYS or DEPARTURE PROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays.
LAYS or ARkIyAL At sEATTLE
Tuesdays and FridsyA
JOHN A. osBRIKS. Master
Fw PARKER. Agent
John IRVING. Manager c. r. y. Co. La.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

DUeEr SOUND SHORE RAILROAD
TINE TABLE,
1lKrva xyFscr sUSDAY. o-roRER s. fssa
Trains leave seattle as follows
Atlantic express Is n
Iscersa express --s.-...--.-.-.-to - 4 70
Portland pFess...---....-.-.....-...,.-. e1 q
shfsaSa ifei ghs...-. ? 81 =
Trans arrlye AZ sesft1s Is falIowss
Eastern and southern expFess-............- - N
AssNisAR - Atfas --..--..s.r.-ss-s- : ~ z T.
f0TEAAia3 = 8, 2 "a
loshl fselS - "a
Az TIE above trafrs IN Haf8s
sonshern and Eastern mall carries Pullman
pspss and ticket otaos cernar descend and
Tiessss On sale 20 al points IN shs Unlbea
States, Canada and kaso}e
E roSKrN. Tickct Agent
cxArTlE LAKE sHoRE a EAsrgEs RAIL-
SwaS
T4ns Of srvivG and aenaSsara Ct trains
sfo-a ss&ss-&
nAIIY. KxCEgr srSnAY.
Leave ArviEa
f.T 500 - 81 800 s,e9aaa- sssam sBpm
FsE GIsnaa asss Bsy F.esaes- sSAm &mpm
4uT sooaoasisa sad wsyl s@sn s@A@
pits ts.-.-.--......4 4& pm &lanm
Far s41sFe4a Fa.ats fen frA-f2s 2stsE e4@a ~.
SUNDAY TEAEsa
Per scaf1 Bsn4, saoaaal-)
Eas aiiaaa @na ~ay{ sSaa 7pPa
re .,.,, sssA5'alsa aaa way 4spn szaa
- saAaFaAa posnss s.x erssas earh wAy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26
srArTTEwHArcoN ROUTE

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle at . D m.
SUNDAYS. Tuesdays aud Thursdays; arrives AZ
Whatcam at 2 a. N. nex5 day. Returning. leaves
whAfcon 81 y. m Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays; arrives &c Seattle all q "a next day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

VIZ a ct. Co--sTKAMERs WILL LEAVE
w YeEleE.s dock Seattle. daily Tor Tacoms
81 10 a N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

sANA2IAx Pacific RAlLwAy-THzT Rsx
TKASscoSISKxrAL KoUTz
TEE PACIFIC AID xHx Atlantic
- g pssssEFsr eVaspaens 4 ths .anest ss sAs
nANlls< ara a1ss. zzauk6ng Sld a. ruEsns. sass
ttTT4he aud cleas cosez = cArs via - ssss,-
IS 1888 iav hsaers 81 seaendeAass Fiekess
- a-nlaF eAN sEa h0selF syoy2&4 TIE hess
esa4lty q food 81 EnlsEstea eUansIEx, a rs2soa-
aols rzta&
he variety snd Eraaelsur. Of scenery aaoaz
srEsn service. ets4. aefa11ze Is eEsffzi xhss -
E10 g ne safety ard cusafnyS ~ its rafsgng Al
y a. i glxes tae best and naesE sesvieAsie Aas
q tzaFel. shelter soy business % r3ezxzlrs -
sweel fur4iasc. E=eonza. s sftle. yiesnrss ara
al PAeaEe cpest EsotasS ard Winnipeg Ninrs-
EOnso, Montreal Boston. New Yark and 81 Ksss.
err e1tse&
through siskesz ara sszuea 20 al ursresn.s
points q TIE raitsd states. Canada. and Enrope.
For detained Information apply to the follow.
ing agsnss e s1s conp3zS::
Ne. { WssaIuvsoa s-saes. Portisna. q.
Wv. Mc9EANEsS. ssattle VT
xE aaLLs IscoE.s y
.. =. BROWN. 49, Gen Eseieht AMI Passaa.
ar Aze0t. Nanceaver. II c
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacise Cos pesseasea
COLUMBIA FBaEr SOUND K r
TINE TABLE.
TAXING KFEEcI sESDAT, acxoBER "a $50
Tsa'us arrive At and isAye se.tsls as follows
ss ssssio8s and way sSpn sson m.
FI g,aai and way stat s.onn 7~.n
Coal trains With coach astsehsa have no rera.
lar ranning fiEae; wan carry passengers
F a Till, anueF4 gsndeni.
R4SKs.
DKxrER HORTON & co. BANKERs-
incorporated Iss.
eArr1aE, saOooCa UNDIVIDED FRovs7s. seooOa
President w s Laid
Acting ManagsTS. Il iatinsr.'
Sight exchange and televrapAic transfers on
New York. Chicago, ST. Penl, san Fran.
cisco, Portland, AID various points
IN Washington, oreson ard
British Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London. available
elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made It all poiais- on favorable
Bonds. stocks and other valuables received
on deposit tor safe keeping
TIVE GUARANTEE loan AND TRUST co.
L incorporated 1851
neweliyn-Dodge building. Seconds.
cArIrAL. szOoooa
Trsnsacss general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received r. any amounts from one dollar
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real
estate.
J. 4sss7s - - =
WILLIAM + BAILEY .ss.- Vice President
q. n. hGtLKkoN- ! ia aHeE
= = bAxIsk.- .......-..---..--.....- .asiiier.
r. Is DOWNING. secretary.
7. 7. MINOR. ]. d. LowMAS. J. u. SkA1z
WN. & FfsHER
DueEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF Sc
L attic
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange
transfer money photograph to any part of
the United states and Europe receive
deposits OF moHev aud issue pass
books or certificates thsFe11E
CORRESPONDENTS
London. y n Rothschila { soma
Paris BE Rothschil2 FreFex
Frankfurt A. NJ, l. Won SseigeT & ca.
New Yars agency 81 Bank OF California
CateAgo Commercial National Hank.
Boston, suffolk National Bank
kan Francisco the Back of California
Portland the First National Bank.
pArLEY GATxKgF President
r. EEgEY .e.-s.. Vice President
] FgRrH .tsashtss.
Rank heated corner Cherry and Fraat ssreet2
cEATTfE TILE INSURANCE AND Trust
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(sAsAaEAS Pacific RAiLwAx-THzT asx
TRASscosrnKSrAE RoUrz
-zrxwxxx-
TEE PACIFIC AID xHx ArAsrsr

= PASSENGER equipment Il TIA enesa - a.
vcrse, consisting * saxasssa,ss 49, ; =. :
nAslLs ara isss Era0ktng 4z1 satA gsssssss. sss
ttFJ9ole an1 ctedz eesez s. cArs WITH f-ee &c.,
Az the mass ElS1era sxy3a 81 81 r's14t,.s -
- azni39 cars zEd hotels pv9ysS1 ~ h.axs
crafty al too5 81 Enltzstea q1anslEy, q ressoa.
ala rzts&
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Easrrrfrw. teawes vhnsrora ~ 80 A. n Tues
carx Thuxs.ays and Saturdays Ga the eaS7T-
day trip TIE Rainf &Fena goes EhF1E "a @ Seassse,
FzFe from Pert Townsend 10 = eiTse- 81 lttl ss.f-
the islands b the Port Ag<a4fs wednesday sfza
Fxiday trips viii be carried On TIE agtoa
Steamboat ard TRANSPORTATION Co steamer
E6ith q pors IowEsend On Tuesday and Tan-s-
Car nights and transferred dsrecx a. tie Port
Arens. On these dsyx The " s 4 / Co. vii
issue tick cts and It'll freight thxozEn 90 ces1t-
HERBERT 2 BEECHER, Manages.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent se&tLe.
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TACOMA VICTORIA RorTE

~ r. s. ard g. P. RI c0NPAsT-s
~. ne~ tiEae scse6aAs q ssEees on and AEser
LseeEber - 16es
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ESTABLISHED 1865.
4. 4. Dearborn G Co
REAL ESTATE BANKERS,
Room =. Newiln Block.
Room :. Newiln Block.

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor line
6oxI 20 feet. 5000
Lots 6oxfso feet. less than
a mile from business center OF
Seattle. $3.50
Lots within three blocks OF
Madison street cable power
house. soxTeo feet, only 500;
ooxIeo feet, $50.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50
Choice S-acre tracts, SIs2 50.
Business property and acres
n the very lowest price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-26

EAsr TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
--RuR~
Seattle. Tacoma. Olympia. sseiiscoom and
MeAeiias Island.
WINTER TINE CARD.
commeneing TUESDAY, November II
Issve Olympus. daily except Monaay~. 7ooam
Arrive fseoE1lA. ~-i0 90 M
Leave Tacoma /" III o a
Arrive seattle, AN q
Leave ssassie, daiig sxsePs MONDAY 2e9 n
Leave Iacuznk, = - "a
TS(is-sesstle, YssIsr's whsrf: Taeons.
y, p <. Il whart; olylapia. Harr's wharf
Meals on b0aF6 CA toSE uaktgS Fonnd
trip sEnasyx Carries North western ana Wells.
-. HATCH President
THE NEW. FAST sTEANEg FATRHAvES
--LEAvEs FOR
utsalAtv. coapsvllIe. Anaoagsax. Falrhsvsn.
Hesi8mShaFa. sshonse. NhafCam aad WAY ports
Mnz:aSy, "Wednesday Ead Friday AZ p IA.
Tne sssarasr saaxi, thla vii ran on above
tifae osr& during Temporary lay -up u steamer
falghaven,
Retura8aw, leaves seattle for Tae0zna Wednes-
Gay, FgiGss and Sunday AZ . = a from seattle
azsheHae &c. . whar2
BAKER. BtC0N A CO, Aeaatss SssfslA
p 81 WILSON. gfeSere3 an Esv. Tacoma
4 l. C0N@IkAs &seuE. kRsc4aVen-
TIVE PAST ANn comwopfoUs PASSENGER
Il sTEANK8 AULES0MAA.
{9FraSIgEay noArf
Leaves shn n r. SHAT dastg - s. n for o3ysa-
MS. Ksgul.ehe ard UrkT7s Asvea1r. rsf2Fn1ng q
a8ssEaA Is p ~, CONNECTING y - eo&sS soF
sxATTLE MD wHATCoA.
Arriving a. sesssls 81 p T.
TtNN EkaEs
Fx Tsexma zesRn Az olvsraa Ee@az
Is aEwrsniA 10 ga n Az ham1iEae u g. s to
" K&us5ssAa u - IA A. olympia ASP -
Is CsYmspSa &09 "a AZ ISrnEia asepn
Cea9.aSs4ras K4sA A.e1Es fog sesstla
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BARNARD OPPOSITION LINE
SAN FRANCISCO TO PUGET SOUND.
One OF The following A Steamships
HAYTIES REPUBLIC.
SIGNAL
WILMINGTON.
WIN sai1 As fellows from San Francisco: Hay
tan Republic, Dec. lSs Wilmington. Dec.
81 Signal. -. carrying freight
and passengers AT re-
ducea rates.
Calling at Port Townsend. Seattle and Tacoma
For freight or passage amply 20
J. A. HATFIELD General agent, Hatheld's wharf,
Seattle.
r. BARNARD q CO.. Agents, coo Battery street
san Francisco. Cal.
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branches; san Franetsao. gsta Pnrsianf
COR Is6arns ~ ssh v Etorlz. AsWcelyers Sew
Westminster. Nanairno ASA AAzaiooPs. %. C-A
General kfns basiress trxnsactss; foreign
exchange aasht ana sezes ar&Gss an1 tele-
efzasse Transfers s8la ea he taak 1fans hess
slso oa Nsw York. Ghieaep. 1ensaa SD haag
k0aE DePGs4.e received EGsIect e caeezs
Jas reat Basa IN flEza depssf&
y9AcIrlc srATEs sAgIgGs LOAN AND
1 BulLDIsa Co9FANA
sax FaASoaeo CAS-
AvrnoaTarD CAvsrAr- ,aaao ca
lac 81 wssa prea4sat
Wa. X Basehz xies- l,yessdeas AID gaen- Mar.
Nesls- fargo & Cos BSaS-s-s...-si eeafares
+ uess Assissars Aaasxer
callfsrala Tile lns ana IrgEf 90. 1F4sses-
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southern and Essseru nal carries Pullman
slesYzrs
Depot and ticket oeacs oaTnes otsecona sad
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Tickets % sale 20 al Points ia the Unlbed
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r ToSKrN. Tickcs Agent
, 1889-01-30

l believe that t~heologians, generally
speaking, fix the awakening of the iuve-
nile conscience at the age of z; and 1
think there Is n holy man somewhere in
Alban Buffers 'Lives"-but | cannot re-
member his name now-who once in a
vision after n supper of pork chops, 1
dare say, saw babes, a span long,
crawling On the floor of hell" But for
my part, in spite of these weighty au-
thorities, l refuse to consider boys of 7
or II as rational creatures, and | suppose
that even the holy mar above referred
to would have admitted that if his
"babes" had not happened to die at an
i"nopportune moment, they might by iu-
dicious treatment have been reclaimed
and turned into decent citizens. | look
upon criminal boys of IL in precisely the
same light us ! look upon puppies that
bite or kittens that stratch. will not
let them bite or scratch me if | can help
1t. But | do not regard the biting or
scratching from n grave moral point of
vicw.-London Truth.
, 1889-01-30

Some sixty miles due north of FL Paso
lies a formation of almost pure gypsum,
forming ranges of low. undulating hills,
without II spcck Of n mixture, and of n
dazzling whitcncss. The gypsum occurs
iii the shape of Il fine sand, and the dis
trict il some twenty-five miles long by
six or seven miles wide. The rays of the
sun are 80 strongly reflected from n bril-
liant surface that travelling across the
country il almost impossible in summer
on account of the binding glare and the
great heat generated. This gypsum
range is locally known as the White
Sands, and the White Oaks railroad
skirts the eastern border. In one locality
on the White Sands there is n natural
basin like depression, into which u num-
Der of neighboring gullies and valleys
lead and concentrate, and this basin has,
for the first time within the enc of
man, been filed by rains, and over 800
acres have been covered several feet deep
and transformed into a lake. As the
bottom of this lake consists of the purest
gypsum, which has been by the water
cemented into a solid snow white mass,
it cannot drain off except by the slow
process Of evaporation, and when the
midday sun shines with its full force
upon the landscape, the effect of the re-
Election is dazzling and magnificent be-
yond description. There is, probably, no
similar scenery anywhere in America
Ell Paso Cor. st. Louis Globe Democrat.
, 1889-01-30
" mere the Paper. Arc rubll.hed.

Reading and ~refscting on the wonder
full development OF certain special feat
nres of periodical literature, the subject
In its entirety rs related to this country
Is n Wonder. Statistics on this tonic arc
never dry. And here are some reliable
ones. George p. Rowell & Co. have now
for more than twenty years made reports
on the actual issue of American news
papers and magazines. Tho figures Of
this firm are honest, thorough and to be
relied upon. The periodical publications
nov issued In the United States and
Canada are found to be divided as fol-
lows: Daily, l,5I2; tri-weekly, 90; semi
weekly. 1874: weekly, 1899; bi-weekly,
81: seni-monthly, 239: monthly, 1872;
~bi-monthly, %. quarterly, 100; making
a total on 1870.
When credited TO the states In which
they are published the geographical dis
tribution OF these periodicals is shown to
be: New York, l,636; Pennsylvania,
100. Illinois, l,l57; Ohio, $40; Kansas,
SO7. Iowa, 1877; Dominion of Canada,
1855; Missouri, GA. the territories, Col;
Michigan, G32. Massachusetts, Ga: In
diana, GLE: Nebraska, 52l; Wisconsin,
4Si; Texas, 46S; California, 1853; Mime
sofa, 81; New Jersey. 297; Georgia, 242;
Tennessee, 227; Kentucky. 222; Virginia,
2l7; Colorado, 2l5; North Carolina, 1874;
Arkansas, 1871; Maryland. 1870; Connect
cut, 173; Alabama. 1877; Maine, 1856;
Louisiana, l42; Mississippi, l39; West
Virginia, 1873: Florida, 121: New Hamp-
shire, l07; Oregon. 10j; South Carolina,
l01; Vermont, 90; District of Columbia,
81; Rhode Island, So; Delaware, "a;
Nevada, 27.-Current Literature.