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stre<t. t-sfzeen seeand ara Third. kesi-
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residence. sss Pike street.
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l geon :. r. r K Co. Dtmiug, New
Mexico: late eSnnty physician Ssa Diego.
Cal. Female 1isesses specially.
= j. HOLMES. ". D., PHYSICIAN AND
- surgeon one. Colonial block. sec
otssd and tAinsnhss sfrSgzS. GfYsee hruss.
Residence. Y.s.ef avensa, between eighth
and Siath streets
nSs. SMITH a WILLARD K l. SMITH.
IL NJ D., RnfHs Willard. IA d. physs-
clans an sitrgeous1
nR II. YANDELTs-PHYsIcI AND
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I.N>EtatE1tE Nan Has xz.1e To is
Il gtst Era sag1a esgshs ssfseti haStp.sss
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ieEff.f Address st.'a. Past intelligence
Office
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Distafeh steamers from Seattle IS follows:
For san Francisco. Via fUrT Townsend
and Victoria. Al eco = u. tEsssSetls ~
es.ixtsi ca board ut 500 2. m on June &, &.
~, II. - y, and every Eve days thereafter.
For Alaska. AZ 9 a IN. June II. IL. =.
July .. l.. L., e. August I, II. ls, u, sep
tcsnfssr la and ~
FrnSn san Francisco. for Victoria and
pnset sound ySnffs: AIS a. IA, Juue I. 2.
IA -. ~ -, aud every tive DAYS thereafter.
CABIN oSe,s a1as be ob'aiHes AT the
aisice ~ tht COMPANY st The Russell
-taerags tick u from the pgssef o. boa -
steamer.
No. 10 Market street san Francisco. Cal.
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80 - aaa.ItfsN.

f.7at SGs-A sop SIN9fE BUGGY roi d
' asa iht sJh ~ 1ane rs AZ 80 Main
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ARCHITECTS.

y.
I FRIEpi AMBER. ARCHITECT, Ro-
cs ton block. room 80. reduced prices
ier nrSi-ciasS work: 30 satisiar'ion. no pay.
lay r. TIBBiTs. ARCHITECT AND
~ superintendent. $50 designs Of mesi-
Gro hnuses on hand. Russ hotel. between
Mil and Washington streets.
DIRp 4 pORNBACH. ARCHITECTS,
ID Columbia House, Columbia street
n w SAUNDERS-aRCHIT AND
y. .4leTinis nfent. Room g, Boston blk.
I M0UROr. ARCHITECT. wEsTERs
81. Hosel, Seattls, y. r
nagN THOMAS. CONTRACTOR AND
~ builder. Plans and specifications fur
uishefi 81 shcrF notice. h01ri 20. II ston
block.
HERMAN RAnCKE. ARCHITECT
snt safveqor Hssklg reem. Turner
hstl, touffh snt Jefferson
JENNINGs & wICKEBsaAN, ARCHI-
~ tects. Neyy YarS city aaa ~esttis Wash.
- J MANY. ARCHITECT. SOUTH
=. east e.aTnef - nj sosi Marion streets.
I.0-aER- A@CaITACr. SEATTLE. ".
4 ].
tDABktNsOS & EEkRS. ARCHITECTS.
1 rooms , snd Ss, Boston heek. seattle,
wash
l. " sInVFNs-ARCHETEC AND
! Aulaifr. 81 k!Dsis ~ bgfla.ss ulstsf-
81 Z. Sos strsei-
4 Rim H. TowIE AND FRANK y.
n eistox. krssa3tsNSS. Y I'eTa des gns
maize pE0sspiy ana practically. Rooms
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81. nsF s1c1ad s1e Caerrg,
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BANK OF NORTH SglrI)


Conner Of Front aud Hasssrv
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AZ } PER CENT.

lnteFpsf---tap paying Teut ard oHts your
o4sn hulas sios-k Is the American Build.
iuE. Liam AID Investment Sseiiy, 81 Chi
eaEu. will enable goa To- DO This At ato.e
rsse at interest F0r further information
address or apply - ". o. Franklin & 90,
$50 Columbia s{Fsgs Nsgy9tn's block room .
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Northern Pacific Railroad,

And see that your ticket reads via this line,
81 Paul or Minneapolis. 10 avoid changes
and serious delays oecasiaHed by othel
routes
regular exlsrVss trains lull length ei the
iine. Bgrths free. Lowest rates. quickest
time
GENERAL OFFICES OF the company, II
First street, eareteT Washington. Portland
A. u. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Pass. Agf
No LII FIRST street. corner Washington
Portland. Oregon
". b. SPENCER. Ticket Agent, z. :. ;. II
K. deFsSt
A. CHfLBERe. Ticket Agent. Seattle.
Northern Pacific Company al Graham {
Dsuitau',. Boston bloeg
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10 IEtst


yfesl LEA<B- F0A A TEHM 0F YEARS.
1 ane ial bos.a feet. sHssssis foe s4sts -
IsssFosti CORNER - tigiath sod Late
STREETS. APPS 9N EEssf8 street
sfFa0 eoRyER lots Ok FRONT
! s}rse5. a8e 4sigt AMI cue fsiHiZ8
ne Whole ~ Say isertI6a ~ eifaeF 81 ibe~c
ioss asa ~ rented EuHi MaY H. Soc a.
entaa 81 npagkrF siraa ARES. ~hep-
arf s. igsa. se lnsfsfatsa strstt.
KEANE 40 IEA-F HEif x sTJEE
W atF@i "a ar 5t.8 for nHHatFr ~
ggafs susfi i+eafiau ief sa1siie asst bar
isss hue nes4. Nhd aii bH&3a oasf or
ana3 le4ea vacant III f,f -ssfsw AsI.iy 20
i}assi eaHua esgtsery haHse. I,lla 'FRONT.'
street
fIN8 EA@E--tlN fNsG EfNE, 0SE OF
Ehe eaeferFt lots asi eomd street. op.
po.si'c pasfasse /. II. Gti1sfh s. Co. LAS
~tefsla street
rI~p Thirty EEEF Front or
l Ef1aHa on SECOND street, opposite
isssfafltos z. II tGGltA s CO.. i.sIe See
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nENYINTs.
aTToRsETs- ALLAN.

:
go 80 -
ATToRsETs- Allan.
II ii. AMEs AND e. Z SIMPSON. AT
IL torneys snsi eoHuseliors-at-lawr room
q, Burke block, corner TEifs and Union
s.resis.
- u EMERY. ATTORNEY AT-IAw
~. silsi L. :. commissioner. Can be
found a. corner Of trout aRa PIKE reefs.
HE0RGE DoNwoRTn, ATTORNEY
NJ and counsellor ~ law. room 3 Boston
block. Seattle, Commissioner for tbs state
81 Maine.
~ W. BASS. ATTORNEY T-IAw,
hs Bsrke block. corueF raiTl aud Union
streets, Seattle. VAST.
~ X sICKEIS. A,toruey-af-T Law. el2
IL second street. seattle. Having had
thirteen years experience in the land de-
paYtnlent Fl Washington, H. C.. Viii give
special attention 20 business la she district
and gen.rsl .aad oti,ees.
~ II. cANN. ATTORNEY ALLAN.
. Notary, an commissioner OF deeds
iar California, aud collection agency.
THOMAS T. SHEPARD AND JOB P.
Lyon, LAWYERS, ~ Columbia street,
southeast corner Third. Commercial, real
estate aud riparian law. insurance adj
iastineatS ard cases Building contracts.
ISAAC NJ DUNN. ATTORNEY AT.LAw.
4 40. le9s Front street.
DETERsoN a PENSEFATHga.
Fred. II Peterson. T. H. PenBcgafhsr
Attorneys and Couaseiiors at law, teial.og-
ary Office: Corner ;. Fifth street and Yes
ier syenue, Seattle, Washington.
4 4 IsHAM, ATTORNEY. AT-LAw.
"A. Code Guam ssioner Washington
tefritors corner ffoft ard Pike
N s0DRRRaRG. AfToKN At
~. isw. sesIaie. W. 7.
7 iCHIENBERG & HlEFEg II. J.
II L1ehtenleTg and James KieieF attor-
neys aud e,'unseliors AZ law.
IAMhs B. HOWE. ArrOR aY-A Ian.
~ member oi the { Bitsd States suprer4e
court tar.
t'BEN SMITH. ATTORNEY Allan, L.
~ ;. comm ssisaer aa3 Notary Iuhlic
te,-se w. 1oS - S.e'rls- " r
JOSHUA N. WRESTLING, ATTORNEY.
~ af-Law. koOra Ne >. Boston blne <. -
attic, " T.
~ r. II. PRATT. ATToRSEY-ATLA w.
NJ Corporation, reai estate, lax aud
damage saits specially. southeast cor
per Coiaubia AID Third.
MCBRIDE, CARR & PRESTON HAROLD
vi Preston Henry Mcbride. 4. ". Carr,
attorneys sod councillors az law. Offices At
l.aI .onner, aean' NeGnsn sad seattle.
nsBoRN 4 DYER RICHARD OSBORN,
y Irasien 7. Dyetl, LAWYERS, s--sttle.
J0HN aRTHCR, AFToRSgY-AT.LAw.
~ 1l9 Third street, = attic, ". T.
ROCHESTER. LEWIS 4 GILMAN. Ar
II i0FlfeYs, uoW ineatai IL ileweIlxgl-
ilotiSe Building. over Dexter H0r;1n 4
Go : hans
HENRY b. LOOMS. ATTORNEY
lasy, foafa II, gIesel:yn Dodge huilss.
tag, sts,o'lfl stF,s, Z, res- cberrf
- L, CANCELLATIONS ~ ALLAN.
Room =. Boston Book
ID x NICHOLS. ATTORNEY, allan.
II. AeFth fakir3se ". r.
w LAIR Kill. ATTORNEY ALAN.
w ssas.sls sg5 :. bostoa slock. seat
CALUsHA PARSONS. ATToRNKY.AT
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oEs kn1rS s. a. aB3 g. essstrf hues
sssfTEss syD cHEwfS7s.
SEsTTf.E ASSAY oFFfCr. CogNgg
- Ieiumais md TntFi streets r.1rrgat
"ss4fs promptly n a8es senG sasnflss rs
GE0EGE BETHUSE. A~sAgrg AND
NJ tnertsi- ana 81 - cosl hse cfsyx
esss, 'lse ---ssi ssEa pies for asa - snsEl
Tserwrs Nssh u
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A S7f.S< MEsI ROLL. PRCs~P EFT a VIZ
~ nae ssfaSEss-Sossea Is harehy given
ta&f Ehs assessment fssll for the grazing st
Prospect aysnse, lFom henf1cky street TO
fasr8 street. sss1 es11ssrgacslng-s sissewal \
"a both sides thereof. has iseea FLED with
the gtssserSsxzi1G, eserk IF the Siry of SEAT
. tie. and further notice Is hereby given That
ths said rssli i epea IA pc 5sse Inspection st
fae osSsee II SAID el.mrx. Ga che city BAIL and
viii remain essefl Scr inspection until FRI
; days tuiy ), isss, 81 soelaex :, III. and
/ that al person. ses ling themselves az
grleyest by ass such assessment may apply
~ the Common eeGneii Of saisi elty 30 have
the same corrected Oh said July 5, Isis, ~
o'Essck p. m. ~ k1elr eo8ucsl chambers.
la the ezty hall
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

N-HARsES AND f0UNDATIDNs-s
" Francisco Bridge Co.. engineers aud
contractors sAssf taildEng. Pile driving
six GrsyeFx. 500 piles. 5.pQ0essl feet Er
iaIaheY eulsEa9tei. Prices TOT work the
same e. b. fore tie tire. Office, foot Jack
ssyn street.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-23
Truth at the Bottom of a Well.

1t is an old proverb that Truth lies at
the bottom of well. 1t is hard to find
man who does not think that he is
really seeking for the truth, and who
will not be offended if you seem to
doubt his sincerity. Some are honest
in this opinion; others are not. They
are perhaps willing to go towards the
well, and may even be willing to look
into it, but positively decline descent
to its bottom in search of the treasure
that lies there. They prefer to wait
for Truth to come up to them-to be
selfrevealing. But that is what it sell
dom is. Indeed, it can not reveal it.
self to one who is already satisfied with
his own opinions. Neither will ii be
recognized and accepted by one who
can see nothing good outside of tradi-
tions accepted simply because they are
old. 1t is very difficult for Truth to
make an impression upon one encased
in an armor of self conceit, and unwill-
ing to change it. Because we are all
more or less of that kind, it is blessed
thing that Truth can be found by a
laundering seeker, if he is only honest.
We find it when we lay aside our pride,
and seek for it in deep humility, realiz.
ing that there is a Wisdom far higher
than ours, and are willing to sit as
learners at the Masters feet. Then we
are really truth-seekers and truth
finders. -EvangeHSt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-23
How to Cure a Cold.

When one becomes chilled or takes
cold, the mouths of myriads of little
sweat glands are suddenly closed, and
the impurities which should pass off
through the skin are forced back to the
interior of the body, vitiating the blood
and putting extra work on lungs and
other internal organs. Just beneath
the surface of the skin, all over the
body, there is network of minute
blood vessels, finer than the finest lace.
When one is chilled the blood is forced
from these capillary vessels into one or
more of the internal organs, producing
Inflammation or congestion, and thus
often causing diseases dangerous to
life. The time to treat cold is at the
earliest possible moment after you have
taken it, and your prime object should
be TO restore the perspiratiOn and the
capillary circulation. AS soon, then,
as you feel that you have taken cold,
have good fire in your bedroom. Put
your feet into water as hot as can be
borne, and containing a tablespoonful
of mustard. Have it in a vessel so
deep that the water will come up well
toward the knees. Throw a blanket
over the whole, to prevent rapid evapo-
ration and cooling. In from five to ten
minutes take the feet out, wipe them
dry and get into bed on which there
are two extra blankets. Just before or
| after getting into bed, drink a large
glass of lemonade as hot as possible, or
a glass of hot water containing tea
spoonful of cream of tartar, with a little
sugar if desired. Should there be pain
in the chest, side or back, indicating
pleurisy or pneumonia, dip a small
towel in cold water, and wiring it as dry
as possible. Fold the towel so that it will
cover little more surface than is af-
fected by the pain. Cover this with a
piece of flannel, and both with oiled
silk, or better, with oiled linen; now
wind a strip of flannel foot wide sew
eral times around the chest The heat
of the body will warm the towel almost
Immediately, the oiled linen and flannel
will retain the heat and moisture, and
steaming the part will generally cause
the pain to disappear. Should there be
pain and soreness in the throat, you
! should treat it in similar manner with
wet compress and flannel bandage. Eat
sparngly of plain, simple food. Baked
I apples and other fruit, bread and but
ter, bread and milk, milk toast, baked
potatoes or raw oysters may be eaten
BY following the above directions in.
telligently and faithfully, you will ordin.
arily check the progress of the cold
and prevent serious, possibly fatal, i'll.
ness youths Companion.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-23

STRAYED-From my pasture, 10 August or SER,
- TENDER, two Jersey yearling heifers-one dark
colored with gray points, the other fswn e9lored,
ton as TO these cattle will be suitably rewarded
WILLIAM CHAPLIN.
Middlesex Center, October 3, 1889,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-23

A WoMAN's DIsCovERY.-"A Another
wonderful discovery has been made
and that, too, by lady in this country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital organs
were undermined and death seemed
imminent. Fer three months she
coughed necessarily and could not sleep.
She bought of us bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking the
first dose that she slept all night and
with one bottle has been miraculously
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz." Thus write w. G. Hamrick IL
Co. of Shelby, N. G. Get free trial
bottle at any drugstore.