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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-11-30
Letters Advertised.

The following is the list of letters re.
naming in The Dalles postoffice, uncalled
for Saturday, November 80, 1889. Persons
calling for these letters will please give
the date on which they were advertised,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-11-30
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

This cut Is q faithful
picture of the well known
establishment of Thomas
Price & Son, at 524 Sacra-
mento street, S. F, As the
leading chemists of the
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-11-30

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cafeteria,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-11-30
sho..tI. ess OF Breala.

DR.. Flint's Remedy should be taken st
once when slight exertion or hearty meal
produces shortness of breath oa pain in
the region of tie heart. Send for treatise,
rec. Mack Drug Co. N. Y.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
American Forestry.

The carelessness OF the people
OF the United States in regard to
the forests of the country is a
standing marvel. So thorough
ly alert to all that advances ma
terial prosperity, Americans have
permitted one of the most valua-
bic resources Of the nation to he
ruthlessly destroyed. Millions OF
acres clothed with a magnificent
growth of timber have been sold
for less than the cost of survey
ing, and the United States iscon-
lessedly behind every other civil
lied nation with reference to the
science of forestry and in legisla
ton TO protect its Woodlands
Baltimore Herald.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
Decided Success.

1t is doubtful whether bur ingtOl
ever saw and heard erauder conce
than that one given last Friday light
at The tobacco ware hous4, for the b;
neft # thu building fund of the E is
coprl Rectory. To say it WAS Il sue
clss does not flu ~ Exp ess it. WIS j.,
decided success. Tn home taleu
d serves special mention, but gu
space forblds our goins int d tails a.
to them they were assisted by Prot
Baker a gifted yl1linist, curnetcst All,
piauoist OF Charlotte br, ueht down
the house and was ale back. Mis-,
Jessie Southgate of Durham to * tn,
house by STORM. and applause ate,
applause long and cont nued follUWeu
hei as she sung tAe well knJwn SON!
aud r,citel u beautiful recl at ~
One had to hear t to appr,cae j
Tue thanks fall Interested are due to
Mr.. W, A Erwin under whuse IMAM
agement 1t Was gotten up, aud VII
l"pOred uLtrlngly for it, sue .ess Tn,
proceeds amounted t. $500 Long
will It be remembered. -BuritMgton
-Fewx.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
UTTERLY SURPRISED!

MERIDIAN, MISS, July IL, 1887,
For number Of yeas have suffered
untold agony fror' the EFFECTS of blood
poison. had my case treated y sry.,
eral prominent physicians, tut rec'l cd
but little. IT any, relief l reNoned to all
sorts If patent medicines, 81" nding
large amount of MONEY, but yet getting
no better. My attention ~aA at acted
by the cures said To ha.r been atfe,le'l
by b. b. b., aud l commenced taking il
merely as IN, exp riment, having but
little faith in the result 7" my utter
surpri E son commenced Ia improved
al d dean yself tn da, II W II aid b, arty
peers hall owing 10 the ,xcell,nt qna!i.
Ties OF Il Il. b. tanmt commend il
too highly Ia those sutie ing irorn / l. oil
poison. j q. GIBSON,
Trainruan NJ. Il q. X. X.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
Salem Female Academy.
PROGRAMME.

Friday, May 81, s P. M.-Grand
Concert.
SUNDAY. June 2. 1890 A. M
Baccalaureate Sermon Rev. ThoS,
H Nccallie, D. D, of Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Monday, June B, , p. Mart
Exhibits P. NJ, Alumm Meeting.
P. NJ, Reading of Essays by
Graduating Glass.
Tuesday, June 1. 3 P. M-C'm-
menrement Address by Charles Lee
Smith, Esq, Fellow by Courtesy O.
the John Hopkins University and
Instructor in History.
Diplomas will be presented by
Daniel c. Gilman, L. l.. D., Presi-
dent of John Hopkins University.
Baltimore, Md
SP. Nj, Memberships Oratorio
St. Paul will be given by a chorus
of one hundred and twenty voices,
accompanied by the Salem Orchestra.
Soloist Miss X. W. Evans.
Director Prof. Geo. Markgraff.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
Do You Want Early Plants?

As the season appears rather
backward and early tobacco
plants will command a premium,
here is a plan that willenableyou
to get plants ready for the field
in from one TO three weeks earlier
than 10y any other method.
Place one peck each of finely
pulverized hen manure and well
rOtted horse manure in a coarse
c0f:eesack; tie up the mouth of
the sack and place it in a barrel:
fill the barrel with water. In n
few hours the water will I've com
pIetelr impregnated with the
soluble constituents OF the fer
tilizer. and ready for Use. In
sprinkling the plant beds use one
pint OF the liquid in the barrel to
an ordinary watering-can full of
water. The water that is used to
sprinkle the plant beds should I've
exposed to thdaction of light and
air from six TO eight hours be.
lore it is applied. and be luke
warm. Sprinkle the plant beds
in the evening, using liquid fer
tilizer in the proportion above
stated. In the morning. before
sunrise. sprinkle the plant beds
again. with water that has been
standing over night in an open
vessel. DO not Use any OF the
liquid fertilizer in the water with
which the plant beds are sprinkled
in the morning. Do not Use a
coal oil barrel. a salt barrel or a
barrel in which meat has been
put down in brine, as Waterfront
such a receptecle would be apt to
destroy the plant. DO not fail
TO sprinkle the plant beds with
pure water, before sunrise. the
morning following the appIica.
ton OF the liquid fertilizer. Ncv
"r apply the liquid fertilizer in
the morning. BY inclosing the
puIverized fertilizer in "A coffee
sack all seeds that are eaten by
fowls will be kept from the plant
l"ds: il also prevents sediment
from cIOgging the nose Of the
.prinkIer-.Niami~Lurg o.. Bulle.
lin.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29

This Is what you ought TO have. IN
fact you must hay. ii, 10 fully enioy
life. Thou.ands are searching fur il
iaily. and mourning because they
fnd It not Thousands upon thous-
Inds of dollars are spent annually by
,ur people in The hope that they NAV
.tisin this Iorm. And yet Il may
Ne had by all. We guarantee that
iii ctric BItters. if used acco, ding 10
directions and the use persisted in,
"lll bring you Good Digestion and
ust the demon Dyspepsia and instill
instead EoD' psy. We recommend
Lice ric Bitters for Dysepep,ia and
Ill diseases Of the Liver, Stomach
AID Kidneys. Sold 1T Joe. and 81 per
o"ttl" by R.BlacknaIl q Son, druggists
Money.
4 soda water outfit at a great bar
gain. Half its value. For di,crip-
ZION apply at this office.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
MADHOUSE HORRORS IN
CHICAGO.
Patients Abused and MaItreated
in Every Conceivable WAY.


in Every Conceivable Way.
CHICAGO. MAY - More horrible
Disclosures were ma ie at the insane
asylum investigation yesterday. Mrs.
J. j. Nolverton, whose daughter
Amelia Linzell, vas sen there Ia No
vember, 1885, was the first witness.
Mrs. Wolverton said she fr,qu -ntl,
went out TO see her until the time OF
Of her release. In Febru Try fellow
ing her daughters commitmenttoth tn,
asylum, Mrs. WolveatJn found her IN
filthy conditi IN 10 a filthy ward
She was covered with vermin aud had
great sores all over her head. while
one Of her toes was said TO have bveb
frozen.
Jam es Walsik, a b1ilernaker, test.
ned that when he called TO BIZ
wife at tn asylum on Juue 9, 1855
he vas shosn y baby, which the at.
teDds0ts said was Mrs. Waisik :. Wit.
hess had lot been allowed - zee his
wife for two years previous to tina,
time.
Nelson S1ttelfrli testified ina
while III The h spl.al a. the asy .um,L
lsss he had frequently seen botl
male aud fcDa'e patients kicked and
beaten.
At to-day session Paul Nagtca
stated that lie had sou, Paul, ~
years Of aye, aho s.IIghtly demen
ted. Four mouths ago he - com
United u the asylum. lie was il all
excellent physical condition, and moi
at all violent For three weeks Sir,
NHgech went twice week t".c. BIZ.
sob, but Wa not allowed t. see bin.
The doctors T. whom he made CON
plant told him that his pres .uce
"o-ld excite the YOur z man an 4 iDi Irt
Lin, 80 he left irult aud deIIcaci.s fur
him. Three weeks later he va. mott.
fed Dy DIR. Herman that il be- wanten
Ia See be son alive he must hurry 10
the asylum He did So, AID fuuu
his sou mere skeleton. he tJOk
the O"y home. aud tie died h. mex.
day. there Wa. aLta.lUns On hi.
wrists a. II caused by handcufF..
Supervisor Jone- testified that FOR
some time after last June The keys 10
the male aid female wards weie 10
The hands Of tue ttDdauts Indiscrin-
Ina,eIy. H. coud not member how
many attendant. had been tischsrytd
Tor brutal conGuc', but hna,ly, wnen
pressed by the Court, nomed two.
FIannefv aud Reid. FIsnlery va,
discharged ou Feb. II by Dr. Herman
aud REID last summer by DR.. Spray.
lie did not think the men that .pol
Their pIac"s we're any b, item.
GOV. Fo"Ie, Vi Nmth Carolina !,
no doubt sensible mao. He express.
Ell = very senslble opinion ID 0tneI
day. when he SAID that II the ., oDh
oi The North would cease H. sy,tat,
Tie question Of tue cOnditit u u IL,
t"|ofe'i race 10 the South it woul.
settle itt IT, 49, SdufunJh .trns.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29

All who desire full Il formation about
the canse and cure of BLVD Prisons,
scro'ula and Serofulons Swellinss, Ulc r.,
Sores, rheumatism, Kidney Complaints,
Catarrh, etc., ca secur by Il, free
copy Of our 32-page Illustrated Book OF
Wonders; filed with the most wond, rful
and startling proof ever before known.
Address, BLOOD BALM Co.. Atlanta. Ga
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.

BALTIMORE, April 20, 1SS7.-For over
twenty years l have been troubled with
ulcersf,d bowels ana bleeding piles, and
grew very We ak and thin from constant
loss of blood. Ihave nsed four bottles of
b. b. b.. and have gained IL ounds in
weight, and teel better in general health
than have for ten Y. ars. l recommend
your b. B, b as the bet me die ne
ha e ever used and owe my i'm PR We
ment to the OF Botanic Blood B aim
FuGRNIUs A. SMITH.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
Excursion Trains to the Uniyer-
Sity Centennial Celebration,

ENcurSiOn IralnS 10 the tniyer-
Sity Centennial Celebration.
The Richmond & Danville Rail-
road has kindly arranged excursion
trP rs from Raleigh, Durham, Ok
ford. Henderson and intermediate
points to Chapel Hill on Wednes-
day and Thursday, June 9Th and
9Th. The Il aims will run early and
return late, enabling visitors to see
all the exercises and reach home in
time for a good rest. Reduced rates
have been granted which will soon
be published The thanks of the
pnblic are due to Superintendent r.
L. BT1dgers and Col. w. A. Turk.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
BtG(itES.

X. ]. Rogers is carrying the large
and bsLds'tm st line Of buggi,s cat,
RI 'etDns DC, 10 The STATE. II 10,
heed any thing in hi. lite il vii b,
~ your interest 1" ,xam.nn these
v,hIcIes. may u B.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-29
Accounted For.

Ciles-Old Brown mast be get
ting generous to offeryou acigar.
Merritt-His wife recently made
him a present of a box.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

Buflting Inspector Abbou Yesterday
issued permits TO the following persons.
Homer ". Hill. four story fsrsck. lots :
and :. block ID Aaynar.ss addition. xss.-
Go.
Homer u. HiH. two- ssaay frame. lot 4
block Is. Aaynsrsss addition. 81 .+8os
e Nelson, one story frame, 10, 4, block =.
Terry's addition. So
g. W. Gillette, Faree one story fraTes.
los i0. u and Y. block 2. Fonfilss' adj
tioa. 35su
Arlington 4 Saith. swo-sfory franc. Ist
6, osnek Of asyuarsi's asislsiess. ~ ,ss.
r. Aolss. tvo = Dry fraxa3. Io7 6. blu..k d,
d Euy : asaifson. 81. sss9
sosrFh WE8shIp, tWo story fraEle, Lot 4
Dlsas -. Asyusrsi's addition, ESQ.
J.snnsssn 4 ia shan. Story frame.
los Z. s,soes 20. D~Dn, addition, 50.
Emma &stisHassaf, tfsfer ssoTy ersrrys-
gaissf ifaI1e. ioi =. block Z. Aasnard's az
dltiou. -, so
r Calvert. feur-ssory frame. lot :. bloek
?, Bel d BeaHyss addition. M5ss.
j. l. -anfali, two-stury frasne. los =
block %, Bells addition. 4feo.
i faixrrf, one story frame lot =. block
2. Bell & Denny's addition, $40
=. III. Wos5msn, two one-sfoFy CORN
gated iron, lots 10 =. block j ~ Bel 4.
DeDayss addition, ss.sts
p. III. NoodHaan. tso oaeSkDrv corn
gated iron, loz ! block G, benf-s as;fitsoH.
si,sa1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27
HAYTrs TROUBLES.
Legttirn- Fugitive and HyvpoiIte
Provisional Presfdsnt

wAsEIsGros, Ang. 16.--Actzng eecressry
wslser rscs ise5 the following eablegram
from the United states consul OF Santiago
Cuba. dated today: Ghersr1i, al Port IA
Prince, orders ne 10 cable that Hyppolsfe's
forces OF 100 men quietly occupied the
town os the ri TIE minister OF war of
the northern forces assures me that ne will
permit no rioings demonstration. or de
struetion Of properly
TOE French corvette sailed a. room for
SANTIAGO. Cuba. with Lsgitine, nis prsnei-
PAL followers snd number OF refugees
The eity continues quiet Hypp1isfe. a pro-
xisinnal peesiient efifsrs fndsx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27


6. q. White, toe engEaver. Is nj SIG Third
street..
Hosiery and underwear; we are showing
frana assortment OF new goods. Ches-
ter eleary.
silk vests for infants. Chester Cieary.
Sateeus: lot 1. lie: los 2, l.i6o lot g.
iS1se. Chester Ciesry.
81; eolored spreads Chester Cleary.
81; extra large white spreads Chester
Ciesry.
New Persian silks, new fancy striped
silks, just in. Cteder Cieary.
New silk hosiery and underwear Ches-
ter Ciegry
New trimmings. Chester Cieary.
The Griffith hotel, corner second and
Pine, il now open to this travelling public
aud commercial trade. Strictly first~elass
25c: a lot of impor ted very fine all linen
/ towels. forts six inches long, sc each.
Chester Cleary.
Dr. T. q. Johnson. In connection with a
genersl practice gives particular attention
20 all chronic, nervous and special eases.
/ including dyspepsia, liver complaint. al
feetions of the kidueys. heart and lungs,
and all blood Diseases. We have special
facilities for treating getiito-nrfnary dis
eases, rectal diseases ant all forms OF fe-
msle diseases. Office, room ~, Colonial
. block, corner Second and Columbia.
New Jerseys. Chester fleary.
I0c; heavy all-linen crash. Chester
cleary.
Corsets we received an immense ship
mpnt; all The leading makes. Also fuh
ass sFtnenr of Thompson's glove Citing
cersets just Ia. Chester Clesry,
You can fud G. q. White, the ieweler,
sls Third.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

It's passenger equipment Is the finest il,
TIE world. consisting OF Luxurious sleep
Ing Cars. having drawing, smoking and
eata rooms; Comfortable and clean Colo
nist Cars, with Free Sleeping Berths 10,
holders OF second-elass tickets, and the
nao.t modern style of Day Coaches.
US Digsng Cars and Hotels provide the
hest quality OF sood. in unlimited quantity
al reasonable Rates.
The variety and grandeur OF scenery
along its line Is unequaied, and IN the de
tails Of track, train service, etc, nothing Il
omitted that can add 10 the safety and
coTafort Of It's patrons. All In all, IL gives
the best and most sery;eabie line OF travel,
whether fog business or pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle. Victoria. and
all Pacific Coast points, and Winnipeg.
Minneapolis, 81. Paul, Chicago, ST. Louis,
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York, and all Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS are issued 10 all
principal points in the United states, Can.
ada. and Europe. at lowest rates
For detailed information apply to the
following agents of the company:
G. 6. aCcoRD, Washington street,
Portland, Oregon: Z. W. McGISSESS, Seat
tie, W. T.; 4. Z. ELLIS, Tacoma. W. T.:
ID. 4. BROWN. Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent, Vancouver, B. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co. postoffiee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Deeds Recorded ~ the Auditors
once Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January l,
-, 10 date ART 1881 1919 There were
llea for record yesterday ~ deeds. the
sossiaerafions asgregsring 1888, an
ssefsge II tG6s. Following is the list
q tarnlshsd by Osborne. Tremper Il Co.
s,9rsaafs Of tile:
A.Fsllips 20 y G Haidcek lots 6 and :,
MI sille line Ia tbts
VI holmes "a - |. Fletcher. 10, 10.
BIZ 4 halmes adi, s. 0.
IN JeBes 70 " Cunningham. lots 10
0dn. BIB q, Madison street add, 34za.
cfCAsbin Ia y Halter, lots - aud &c,
BIZ = Ibglwaoa, 81.
NIB RIeasf is9n 30 f. A. Richardson.
ssmbkI7, Nafth SEATTLE, $3.50
sF Tleknef 70 y Tickner, lots : and
u n, -fen add, 81
BIB TickneF TO / A. Ticknor, lots and
Ar q. sasn adj, II.
Pa e sonnd Chsa'an4Hs Association 10
: Ynle. lots and :, Blk CO. chsnlauqsa
bseh. 81
Black to II. T Scott. lots - Ia ~.
h lots u 10 Is Blk II. Ross add. 81.
= ;. hsks 10 II. Bethany. lot 2, ok .,
nHIefs sdc. 81
la Wslai ov gecktenwald. els Of lot
i.bs2 Ergewood. sl0o.
G ehspia 70 K Robertson. lots - and
= "a d lHgis Fosi. ST.
cassFh % T. Robertson. lots - ana
2sk y, lsgieWo,d. 81
I. \ Asanla. 10 Perry. lofs 70 and 10
~ Ha'ie & Msnning's AID. $50
y sars5y 20 A. j Warren. Let i6. blk
Aptstgais helehts. SO
shssi 10 J. /. Nciher'ey. LOT /. hlk
Svsgs ssla. 81
Agi'iHssT ~ J. l.. weiher,ey, lot !,
&s0Re adj, 81.
I 4 bourne IL + u sfimson. lots
=. sik I. i. A Denny sixth add.
ss,ga q g y. Anderson LIT Il. bJk
= lzss tnieu ssd $50.
- ~aff{ 10 VI aiuigal.. hats Il aud
~ p 9 >Eailgaip $50
salls4 ssaiss b a Rnrns latsss,.fs
sWs "a !. seo ~. u "a =. patent.
". CO, NC.
thsfAa 10 4 =. johnson. lois %
sst =. laslrw 3ai g.
" tasFin % 4 + johnson. l4ts "a
- "a $ insleNo,l 81
9 ,hsFja l. A. Peterson. lots ana 10
"a y ghErSsei g.
eshs' sa'es 10 } prenalt, W., Of nwi.
~ -, PATENT
= : taspia - = Carlson. lots II and
y - y iagl Ee9d 81
n * sasi'a 81 4 Carlson. lots IS aud
20 =, lnslFwosi S.
tt@N Improvement Germany IN
In - VA o. 1il1tan PARK,
49, 49, sesN lalrovenenf Company tn
- 's4'f' IA, = tik c.. Gilman PARK.
y lia'i'es''oN Younr. lot. > r
sn.sa !, 9 "a ssi Z. t.k "a, Bel nvif's
-, : tas1lh 80 Z H. Manson ,o,. =
- = - = iasesos.l. 81 ''' -
fan 80 i9 y bto9n. lris Il and =.
A.. = asen "a L. synith raf.t- an. -
- illslesos.s. 81 '''''' d s'' -
ssia ~ $3.50 y g ? Ssau~sn lo.S u
"a s. iag. xtssi s. avs -
ST. hE.tso {. s. '' '''s / s'S =
- sas, Ia e. o. s-.f. t...-.., , -,
a.s .asls Sod. 81 'f'S '' aua ~
~ = tAspau 20 J Z go. l....... 90.
80 ia sespi. 81 .'s 81 @7' -,
!. tsaaia is 3 r...
80 laslss s..s. g. | ID at" -
fssYse 10 n...n..
ias.cEtsd. ~ @''''
A. asa H. &, f.,- ,., 81.
ssE.'irfss ! ,;...-.. -
holts sd. So az "a -
81 s.hn4.isr Ia + at...t....-. .,,,
- 4 Aayfs aif.N.,
a.. $50 ie a. D. NM, fa+ta ana IN
aostp ed. 80 a. ''''
fssser-ss5t ft 2.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27
Island Transportation Co,
HERnrRT 2. RRRCHEk. Manager.

HERBERT ?. RfECHER, Manager.
The stearar J. b. LIBBY, Herbert y
s.seener. master. leaves seattle every sun
Law afternoon 1T sp m for Port Townsend
ana the san Juan islands, from Hatdeid's
wharf. l. syes Port Townsend al 70 a m
every Monday, Wednesday and friday Tor
Nhafcags,, calling g; smiths Island. ano
Richarsisaa.s fsesiheT permitting ATTY &c,
I.opex, Friday Harbor. Maple ION Monday
going north ans Thursday going sonthl,
Rasahe Hartog. Dress, sud East SOUND.
Returning, leaves whstcom s, : m
1rlesdsvS. THURSDAYS sBd saturdays on
de -s,urfay trip the iAhby Soss through
"a ses,tis. Fare from Port townsend :"
S.aff}s. 81 Until further notice, psssen-
So ar freight from Seattle Tor the islands
IS the Ilaky's " es'nes.ssy aud Friday friF'e
vii 20 CO ried ou the Washington steam
l.raf !. Tramp rtE,iou Go. : steamer kditf
\, n.rt townsend an Tuesday sud Thars-
,isr nightS ard transferred greet . tsat
flhAr. Ou these days the :. & i. GO
AL issue tickets ana oil freight tnrosEh
Ia ds.sfIF stthn.
RSgRFET y. BEKCHE.. Manager
EsTRfFF.n. AGENT. ~ssstfie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

csr '''sasr, ~angel caes,er
s..'', =. CLOSE, ns ....,, men,
sisf ti.ary
ss. as h. a p.s.'.e.l ssa in his
&C. 2 sai-hv3's>.e,a7si hose.
81 aaane's, .as, .a chester
\ 80 ..siase'. ,ae no,., ,.., .a, aes,.
Asssa..s - -. : ,''oi'ssuS .os a gea days s.,
= Ys.,.sssg Al ogg IA ramaarsv &
sp'sshtf, rta Aud hem
~ % 81 I~fs>o.s to slose ,l.s,,eF
a 49, rs Doe Be- sore fs>t black
sass's- ' s...-' tspAia> ersna Aslaes.
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On september / wit close ,sy book &c
counts and tht reafts.s sell for cash oniv
cheaper than ans h use in the Northwest
Soliciting yoEr patronage I am. very ~.
speetiuiiy, G. n Ffasch, cash grover cor.
ner second ami James. Telephone lis.
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NoTGR

/ De; uew lot handsomely ernhrnifs rad
/ ladies habd-stitehed shear lawn hsndker-
/ chief: very dainty; worth Eore. Chester
I cleary.
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Family JeWsI.-Dr- DAVID Kennedy
the celebrated surgeon oi Ron5oui, y. y,
will send you his illustrated Dnok. How 10
Cure Kidney, Liver aud Blood bis. ases %
upon receipt OF a 2-ePnt stamp. II also
contains two stories written 10y Ned Bunt-
ifsass
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We sell goods cheaper than the little
stores pay for Them. Get our prices Cues
ter G!cary,
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NErnADS OF TREATMENT
By DR.. POWELL. REEVES 4 Co,
o1S Chsrrv Street SEATTLE

We make al Th,ofit = y udy, aud seize,
TIL most sklilfUi treatment for each incl
vi6uai case
Consultation free and strictly coEtseu-
tiai Medicine sent tree from observation
10 all PARTS of the United >tzte.. Cure
spendet ee receives prompt attention. No
lsttsrs answered uDiess accompanied by
cents I'm stamps. send 10 cents 10 STAN -
Tor pamphlet and hit oi questions Hp0n
Private. St-Fia aud Nervous Diseases,
seminal Weakness, >pernaioTraeea' lmIs-
,enf.y. ~ybhiiis, GoGorrnocs. Stect and
ysricssle. Terms strictly cAsh. CALI au
OF address
DE-. POWELL REEVES,
Office Hoars a m. u .. m.
Ne 2l2 Cherry Street, Seattle. w. D.
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NOTICE.

On September | my books viii be rlcxesi
Gop.s sod for 80 only. G. =. Fraseh
cash grocer. corner Second and James
Teiepho q MS.
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HANnErn1uiER 49,

Reservations on any steamship line in
/ the Atlantic service Ia Europe and England
I can b. secured at Nortbern Pacific ticket
Office, No. 7is Second street, Bossos block
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Through Pullman yesfibuled sleepers
ard dining carr: also late Il improved tour
ist i epers through u the East via North
ern Pacific railroad. Office, No. ZIG Second
street. Boston bloch