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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

It's English, You know.-Cold Beer
served in English stone mugs.
1t JoHNsoN's 9th and + SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

How Is THIS FoR A SACRIFICE?
Suits that were $40 we are now selling at 81. As.
EIsEMAN Bros, eth and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

TIE AMERICAN METER Cos
Economy Gas Ranges,
s. s. SHEpp & Bro. 432 9Th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06
Trouble in a Coltred Baptist Church.

There is trouble IN Mount Bethel Baptist
church, colored. on Wilson street, in the county,
not far from Howard University. The trouble
Is between the minfter and portion of his
congregation on ond side. and others of the
congregation. led by Deacon Anthony Stroud
on the other side. The dispute arose because
the minister. Rev. George H. Berkeley. expelled
several members. from the church against the
wishes of the opposing faction. Both sides
wanted to win and thesPolice Court was selected
as the place where thsir troubles could be ad-
justed. That tribunal was selected because it
was cheaper than tie civil courts. The first
move made was by Deacon Stroud who paid
NIFTY cents for warrant charging the preacher
with the larceny of tie church key The min
lister was arrested. bus was soon released. and
then he spent fifty cents for warrant against
the deacon, charging him with breaking into
Mount Bethel church" This warrant was also
served, and the parties appeared at the Police
Court this morning Prosecuting Attorney
Armes heard the case and informed the parties
that the Police Court was place to settle
troubles between sinners and not Christians.
and declined TO entertain the charges The
warrants were nolle crossed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06
VACATION F1x1ses FoR BOYS.


Don't pass this advertisement idly by, ye
mothers of future statesmen, but read, and
having read it, don't let its contents slip your
memory. If you have Boys it is rs much your
duty as your pleasure to find the best possible
values--in Boys belongings-for the moneys
which you disburse.
Is not natural to suppose that in House
like ours-deyoted as it is TO the wants of
Boys-the proper things and the best values
are to be found! Look through our
stock of Boys Clothing. Underwear, Wooden
Shirts and Shirt Waists. separate Garments,
thin Summer Things. Neckwear, Hosiery,
and the multiplicity of things q boy can use.
See the style and worth that stamp the goods
we sell-in contradistinction to the trash to
be found in such abundance here in Washington.
Note the right and reasonable prices with which
wares plainly marked Observe the i'm
portant fact that you will be waited upon by
MEN-not Doys-Csurteous Statesmen Of expert
ence and intelligence whose pleasure 1t will be
to show our goods and never urge you to buy.
Don't you think. then, we have some claim on
your confidence, and that we are justified in
asking your patronage?
B. ROBINSON 4 CO.
WESTINGHOUSE IDEAL OUTFITTERS
900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ty2-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Low RATES TO DEER PARK-In order to ac-
commodate those Desiring to spend Sunday in
company viii sell excursion tickets from WASH
ington to Deer Para, Mountain Lake Park, and
Oakland at the rate1of % TO either resort. The
tickets will be sold ,or the night train Fridays,
all trains Saturday and Sundays, and viii be
valid for return ursh and including the Mon
day following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Wheeler & Wilson's, New High Arm,
Doctors admit can do no harm.
jel0-1m OFFICE 437 9Th STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06
Sudden Death.

John F. Cobey, Waterman at the Alexandria
ferry wharf, died suddenly yesterday afternoon
at It'll and X streets, supposed to be from ap-
oplexy. He was about ifty-two years old, and
resided at No. 500 7th street southwest, to which
place his body was aaken. He was a native of
men. His funeral swill take place tomorrow
from Nanjemoy cht,7ch, Charles county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Washington Safe Deposit Co., GIG Pa.
ave. Safes rented; IS per year. my4-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Summer Fashion Catalogues Free at
Domestic Sewing Machine office, 18th and II.
ivI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Mr.. X. n. Helphenstine, Druggist at the
Portland, has secured the agency for Groves
Herb Extract. The absolute cure for malaria.
apl6-lwds4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Keep Cool!
TO do that you must go to Frank Johnsons
Restaurant, cor 9Th and E sts., where you will
enjoy your lunch and be famed at the same
time by electric fan. Every delicacy, wet or
dry, can be found at this famous resort. Don't
and Z sta. NV. Cali. 1t
It's English, You Know.-oold Beer
served In English stone mugs.
1t JoHNsoS's, 9th and SITS.
Half Usual Prices.-Over 5000 Mackinaw
and Fancy Straw Hats, latest styles, Csc. TO 75c.
All the new styles and colors in Derbys. 81 to
$3.50; best made. -. AMERICAN HAT CON-
PANY, 2Os Penna. ave, opp. Botanical Gardens.
Piain hgures. One price. je2s-m,w,f,s,st'
Mr.. X. X. Helphenstine, Druggist at the
Portland, has secured the agency for Groves
Herb Extract. The absolute cure for malaria.
ap16-1w&s4m
Summer Fashion Catalogues Free at
Domestic Sewing Machine office, 18th and II.
jy1-5t
It's English, You know.-Cold Beer
served in English stone mugs.
1t JoHNsoN's, 9th and E SITS.
Wheeler & Wilson's, New High Arm,
Doctors admit can do no harm.
jel0-lm OFFICE 437 9Th STREET NORTHWEST.
Washington Safe Deposit Co., GIG Pa.
ave. Safes rented; 50 per year. my4-4m
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER; -, 49,.
THE THOMPSON OPERA COMPANY,
THE MASCOT"
Miss JEANNE WINSTON rs PIPPo.
Musical Director. HERMAN PERLET
GENERAL ADMISSION, 25c.
Reserved Seats, 25 and SOC.
Next week-IL TRoyAToRE
Seats now sale. sy5
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A Every Evening at SIS. No Matinee.
LAMONT OPERA COMPANY,
under the direction Of Mr.. Nat Roth.
Addie Cora Reed; Alice earle, Mabella Baker. Polly
Lang. Eobert Brodeck Walter Aien. complete
GENERAL ADMISSION. PC.
Next week-The Beggsr Student. " "-1 y1
7 ECTUREs BY THE PHoNoGRAPH AT BATTLE
Admission, rs cENfs.
Je20 10th St, near U. 5. Treasury.
EDEL's SUMMER GARDEN.
7Us-71o street northwest.
CONCERT EVERY NIGHT
BY BEST MUSICIANS OF WASHINGTON.
The coolest place in town to spend an evening.
je11-2m
CALIFORNIA.
~ Special Parties. Semimonthly. Tourist Sleep
ing Cars. Cheap Rates Southern Pacific Co. Address
I. HAWLEi, Genl Eastern AGENT, 343 Broadway.
New York; K. j. SMITH, Agent, 40 South Sd ST..
Philadelphia, any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent
apl7-WNs-1St
TUE CYCLERIEs, 14O6 NY. AVE. FORMS OF
L PSYCHIC CYCLES suitable ioc both sexes. Special
hours for teaching LADIES Open till 10 pm. Boys
and Misses Safety bIcs les. all makes. myl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Bay Ridge! Bay Ridge!
Levy at Bay Ridge Sunday, July Z.
Last appearance of Levy at Bay Ridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

It's English, You know.-Cold Beer
served In English stone mugs.
IL JoHNsoN's. 9th and Z SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Ii lOO WAN 1OiAh - Oh
Get q mohair or an alpaca coat and vest for %.
EIsEMAN Bros. 18th and f,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Keep Cool!
To do that You must go to Frank Johnson's
Restaurant, cor. 9Th and E sts., where you will
enjoy your lunch and be famed at the same
time by electric fan. Every delicacy, wet or
dry, can be found at this famous resort. Don't
forget the name and place. JoHSsoS's, 9Th
and sta. NV. Call. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

RE1srSeER's Ice Cream. 235 G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Half Usual Prices.-Over 5000 Mackinaw
and Fancy Straw Hats, latest styles, Csc. TO 75c
All the new styles and colors in Derbys. 81 to
Sl.5O; best made, -. AMERICAN HAT CON-
PANY, 2Os Penna. ave, opp. Botanical Gardens.
Plaln hgures. One price. je2S-m,w f,s,St"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

OOLLINoWOOD BEACH EXCURSIONS.
~ Steamer PLOT BOY-specisi Excursion EVERY
SUNDAY and WEDNEsDAH-Leave Sth-st. wharf Ct
10 am, and p. m Boat and Grounds for charter.
Apply 70 CAPT }. b. 6fRANSX 5e12-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Tickets on sale at b. a o. Offices, GIG and 1851
depot only, jel5-toau3l
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steamers Joppa and Ida leave Baltimore IRON The foot
OF Camden streef-but i've minutes walk from Gam
den station B. and o. r. X Co--alternatelyd.ily ex-
cept sunday AZ returning at g. IN OF the day
Alter the following except the steamer leaving I'm
dsyl giving a continuous. delightful and Interesting
excursion Of two nights and day upon the Chees-
ever-chsne1ng panorama OF beautiful scenes upoo
land and water from early dawn until evening.
THE SATURDAY EVENING ExCURsI0N6
EXCURSION PASSENGERS TAXING TIE
STEAMER LEAVING SATURDAY ENENIN0 Re-
LI0HTFUL AND Why INTEREsTIN9 TRIP
WITHOUT THE Loss OF TIMk From bUsIkkbA
State Rooms. 81. Excellent Meals. 80 csnts
Tickets and staterooms secured Ct the once a u
Company. No. 3o2 LAght 81. ana On board stsanara
tels-1m
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Then caused decline 20 <Iggs.. which was
followed hy reaction, on which the mar
sct closed steady. Stock exchange opened
y. sitoSs, hsghes. {i.Ds<. lowest 81 CO.,,
eiosing x4Dss. Consolidated exchange
openea az H-i0. highest s1.Gix. lowest
si:1's2. Closing si.0e7.. Sales. lt5 zoo bar
reIs
Lead-DuIi and weak.
1opper-Duii: lake. October, 1908.
Iin-AoEe active demand: straits. $3.50
Bar silver. &C.
CHICAGO 1--WE sroxE Market.
cBreAso. Oct. rs.-Cats,e- gecesps..
1900; steady fer fancy, Others weaker:
choice 70 extra beevss. 29De5 s. 10: steers,
S29Gf5o; stockers and feeders. si.o@
2s3: Texas cattle, 81. i082s5. Western
rangers. si7sa5s0.
Hogs-Eeceipts, - 90: opened steady
and heavy. and closed 80 f0c lower mixed.
s6f.sf; heavy. s.. oea As: light. xa@4eo.
Sheep Receipts. 1000: steady; natives.
- .sFs5' westerns, ss-5e9iis, TEXANS.
sI5@Ia
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Cnfcaso. Oct. is.-wheat closed higher:
October, sD5.c; December, s21.e, May,
s5z.e.
Confirm; October. S0ac; November.
3i%c; May. &c.
oats-stezny; October, fss4c. May, 81 &c.
Barley October, Sic.
Pork-Higher: October, sio.75; January,
se.521<.
Lard-steady; October, ss.o7ys: January,
s5.s7t.g9
LIVERPOOL sRArs nARKEr.
LIvEEFooL. Oct IG - Wheat QUE.
holders offer moderately: California No. /,
IS 4de7s cd.
Co.n-poor: demand steady
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|IlTTLE's COMMERCE.
p.y,s shipments of Coal
Are 4,5s2 Tons.
w.lLA wALLA's FREIGHT,
....ir Than for All Others
sail shipments Of Hops
A Car of Iron.
SEATTLE. Oct. IS.

-EATTIE. oc1- 10.
-..,nres at the Seattle clearing
y - were $Is5 .ei3.i7-
~ - ,ou vas shipped out 10 Black
v.;eresy. over the Fuges SOUND
n machinery and one car OF
.be Race track went out on this
..n..hio Walla Walls arrived from
- last evening with 40 tons
.,- seattle. she brought more
4, dis port than for al other Sound
.,,osay comprise the total shipment
s,oru Seattle today They were.
= gagnus, Chicago, shipped b. J.
= - al. car to Iilienthal, Cincin-
.s;.g.a by Pineus & Co.
:. giastion in the coal market is IN
The demand III the retail market
n increase and shipping is brisk.
50 Of the mines adjacent 70 Seat
-. lsst seven days was up 20 the
The shipments from this port by
- he last seven days we're as
IS Tons.
Al, CITY Of Puebls. San Francisco. 10
ss~,aoIe. san FraBciseo-...-..--..-.-.---.2 ,1s3S
-. eo,ups. SaH
.s.--su.s, san l.aso
.... ...-..................-.-.. s,5ss
~.s,losing vessels are in port await
...-os. or loading: steamer Jeanne,
willamette. Aureoia. bark Cyrus
s..s,s and the bark Henry Buck. All
=. ,-sfts mentioned 20 IN Fan Fran
s,espt the willamette, which is
- q, Portland. The bark Columbia,
!. Ir.shoe and the Spartan are on Their
80. ipm San Francisco 10 load coal.
! az Richard III, discharglng build
9 -,,,r;sl. has been chartered by the
- Improvement Company TO load
Z .9 ian Francisco.
| wa ears OF gravel for the Madison street
!. ,oss we're brought IN from Eenton
U
srsegaspisE AsD PRODUCE REcEfPTs.
szans the last tventy-four hours the
.~hsndise and produce receipts at this
= ssre as follows Puget Sound Shore
- 81 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound
Ir-na. 20 tons, Seattle, Lake shore &
hxs railway, 40 tons. BY water
n Anderson. 6 tons; Eyapgel. = tons
|ff Nunroe. 4 tons, Cascade. 10 tons;
|hssren. 10 tons; Mabel, IL tons: J. c.
! srrn rs tons Walla Walla, l. ioo tons.
| II receipts. $50 tons.
SHIPMENTS.
Ising the last twenty -four hours goods
Ind merchandise were shipped from
su,Ge to the surrounding country rs fol-
I'm. Puget sound Shore road, 90 tons;
Gambia & Puget Sound railroad, 30
bus; Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
navsy, IS tons. By water Mountaineer,
Z tons, Michigan. 5 tons. W. i. Munroe,
u tons; Clara Brown. tons; Washington,
Il tons; Edi.h.7 tons; Cascade, 9 tons;
Nth tons: Mabel q tons; Fairhayen. %
ms; Grace, o tons: Umatilia. 300 tons.
va shipments. 5li ions.
NATURE or RECEIPTS.
ssty wheelbarrows. p cases lemons, 100
sE glass, Is cases plumbing goods, car
JIG car paper, ] car roofing, car stoves
q znges, 2 cars -four, 3 cars hay, cars
kst cars lumber. Z cars stone. car fur
tzas Is cars logs. car beer, - head cat
y tears gravel. 60 sacks potatoes. 10 sacks
lstr, l6 tons hay. 500 packages hard
- knfi mack ares grncaries
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nEernment bonds are dull and steady.
txcnANGr AND sFcraIffrs.

fAcHANGE AND SECURITIES.
su iogX. oct. l6.-- Money on call,
81 anging from 66fi2. closed offered 10:
Fas mercantile paper, 5l9@7; sterling ex-
sEss, quiet ana weak; sixty-day bills,
W demand. s4sG.
BOMBS.
iregisteredl. To-: Is tcoupons) i27
lregisieTedl ioo,a, i}4s teoupons).
y Pacific 6s. lis
srocKs.
AMERICAN Express. III. Canadian Pacific.
~ canada Southern. IS 3. Central Pa
aA; Burlington, i01 "a: Delaware &
snssnna. l45is Denver Il Rlo Grande.
Ate -. hausas x Texas. IL:
~ eaore lQo'A, Louisville 4 Nashville.
Michigan Central. %; Missouri
s'ec az Northern Pacific, a2s- pre-
M ~; Northwestern. lI2ts pre-
~ IL New York Central. 1861, Ore
improvement, II; Oregon Navigation.
/ a -tAHseonIinen,al. 3is. Pacific Mail.
kesdias. 45is Rock Island. gsp'.
ssa'' 'o's, Texas Pacific, ig,. Union
- oss United States Express. Ss !:
80 Express, ls9; Western Union,
American Cotton Oh. 40a..
NiHiNc sTotxs.
, ~ fosk. Oct. Is Aspen. 81. Caledo-
500 Hills $5.l0. Chollar. $50. Colo
'eairAi. 81, Consolidated California
gsh'a, So, peadwo $40: Eu~
- :. Vsesolidsted. $.l0; Gould 4 Curry.
nae and NoTcroSs. s2.T0. Home
= Horn Silver. St}5. lndeYend
~ - Mutual. Sl40. Mount plahlo.
|, VntSro So 0phlr. >s.t.1 Plymouth
! sag t!1 Sierra Nevada Sfs0.
s'N FRANCISCO REVIEW.
1 fs'Nclsco, Oct. is. Wheat-valaes
\ 'saand moderate. quotahle Si.sis q
VdaIty mast be choice 10 effect
~ S.es' No. feed. 7o,sasl &c.
- ssm: pr;,a> maintained: stocks
~s steadily lowered. choice feed
e. So. Ne. /, a.22'.vgsi.25. lower
aa 81 o8iI.N.
''s'1-- Ne demand.
-, Ss-->'eajy; Early Rose, v1efgsAc.
-. s'&~,o. Gurbanks. SosGsk.
~ sSney. brm at a2sse f&,c: rool
- @a'orHla ranch. 81. &c: store lots.
.'efe3 ~ Kate F.sckinrer. humber
~'''a3 e. Mn!eudo. SIS al.
a AehA Ns1cHANptsE MABkrr.
|s., '"SN' Oct if-IIops~Quie, aud
b. -Vi''9ns opened stesdv. l08I5
b. ,,P' sales a}.Uo bags: October
b.. November, $l5i0G3Ats: ne.
r., - 3. sise l2.sl. JsnGary. sIa.0seg To.
- efn. eargoes. Islsc.
~, g. Raw nominal.
b. e,''''-- oIeaei steady a; - oos. ard
70 Sl0l IS Realizing sales
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II Was a Good Omen.

A hawk was blown into the rigging OF the
Cllock. and its fierce nature was so changed
by fear that a sailor went aioft and cap
tured II. and all the men regard il a. a
good omen In this case they were not
mistaken, for the winds ceased. and the
vessel, though having shifted part Of her
cargo. bore them hravely through the
storm. The hawk is now regarded as the
ships mascot. and every man on the ship
would fight TIL the last dropof blood left
for their bonnie bird.
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o, Il. IN. Co Dock.
ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HERBEgT
l. i. Beecher. msnager

The steamer j. II. Libby. Herbert r Beecher
master. leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon al
I. r. Tor Port Townsend and the IAN Juan
Islands. from Hatfeld's wharf. Leaves PORT
IowBsend az a. IA. every Monday, wednesday
suc Friday for Whsteom. calling NJ smith :
sisna. aad kicnardson's ggeather permitting,
Argyle. Lopez. Friday Harbor. Maple fon Mon
Gay gofng north and Thursday going south
Roche Harbor. orcas and East Sound.
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rIoop's CANAL KoUTE-srEANER JOSE
IL PINE

TIA steafae, Josephine viii leave Schws
tsrnr-'s y + arI wednesday sud S2-uFesy n;o-s--
taENs6A II Tor poTs l}smtle, Sestsc&, aioE
Cifs Snd NAY peiats. Returning tesNSA tAssn
freight - rassage arF'y a ec1 asseasss whs
-. ~, fes~'s g. 1kOJ IMAM. Masters
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Returning. leaves whatcofn AT a. m Tues.
days, Thursdays ana Saturdays On the Safur-
day trip the Libby goes thr 4ugh TO Seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend 10 Seattle, 81 Until fur
thsr notice, passengers or freight from Seattle
for the islands by the Liboy's " ednesday and
Friday trips will be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith 10 Port Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs.
day nights and transferred direct to the Libby
On these days the W s & T. Co, viii issue tiex
cts aud bin freight through 10 destination
HERBERT BEECHER, Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent seattle
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BEE.

re steamer Bee Is now ready fssr Business
f2Fiies SlsaiDS tae service 81 s gne6.ng boat
u isl p,eASs appF oa t~oara or % 4 I. spanning
- bs4LeBRs beat aoasa. TIE Bee wtA -
toGn1 Bytzg Al ToaEtsuas 1ock too: of Columbia
A J. Spa i-DINtf.
Owner az. AspaL
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EAkEE- BACoS 4 CO. Agents. seassSe
z y. WILSON. General wsssaxxr, Ta~ona
4 l. Cowgirl. AEezs- Fssrhsreu
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sF.Ir1EwnATcnM RnrTr.

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle Al 2. II,
Sundays TUESDAYS aud Thursdays; arrives a.
"a hatc,,ga A. 9 q IA next dsx Returning leaves
WhatcoEa a. p. IN. Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fritiays arrives 81 seattle al a. u next day.
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CTEAMEg KIRKLAND


Leaves s. IA. for Yesler, JuAnlta aud way
ports
Leave at sam. and 80 p n. for Newcastle
aud way ports
Leave at2p n. for Yesier. jaasliis ano way
r,,vtS J II. foIGHEAu. Manage.
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Our remedies act quickly and cure perma.
nenty.
We do no, claim to know everything in ref.-
ton 10 medicine or diseases, or "a be able IL cure
every case. but We do claim that n large, extern.
slFe aud increasing practice, with unparalleled
success 70 sustain y, arc The best proof OF doc
tors skill
Experience ia worth everything Know lassre
sslsed hy consulting vita, critically examining
Aac St!ece SsfUiy treating thousands OF persons
az every age. sex. profession ana occupation AZ.
lecsed VITA every pEcsentaksc faTts ana stage Of
1sssase. 9. 3efoTntty, enables "a 10 assure EhoSs
sarcrtng with IKE msiadies that we have s,sc-
etsdet ia restoring health to a large majority OF
eases treated even after other skilled aud ener.
Ecttc physicians have failed 20 effee; any hernia
Rent change for the better
We are pstnonixed by class Of ladies and
gentlemen TOO sagsriogs 81 be Imposed upon by
aG ignorant gusck, and they are too inpepend-
are curing them.
Ferso,s calling ~ our otfiee can have the salts
iACucn OF q Tree consultation. with the asSur<
anee tsat they may depend upon receiving can
DID opinions, honorable, square dealing, reason.
able charges ana no encouragement without .
prospect o. improvement or care
Oar practice Il founded upon the results Of the
best methods. without reference TO schools or
"pAshtes.
You viii not be urged or persuaded 10 take
treatment. and No one will be treated unless
there is strong probability of cure or perma.
ncnt BENEFIT. Make inferrosations and decide
for Yourself.
ONCE hours: From g. m. 20 p. M sun
DAYS, to Ii q. m. only.
y. R-Persons unable 10 visit ~ may BE-
treated ~ their homes by correspondence
Medicines ana Instructions sent by natl or ex-
prexS Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply IS expected
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/ ROUTE
steamer state of Washington, Henry Bailey
" asier. leaves Tacoma sunday. IN sday and
Thursday for Whateom. Sehome. Fairhaveu,
ISL, coupyilie, Anacories Utsalady and
Seattle. Returning leave Whatcom on follow
ing dsy.
scnedule~-Iezve Tacoma y. m; leave seattle
+. m; arrive Whsteon Il. M: leave Nhatnom
y. M: leave seattle - g. m; arrive Tacoma
9 30 =.
ROCHE HARBOR ROUTE
s,esmer ssagit Chief, George Barlow. master.
Leaves Tacoma Monday ana Thursday a. "a IN.
leaves Seattle, Hstheld's wharf, every Monday
aud Thursday at +. Ia. for san lusn islands.
calling NJ Clinton, Igsalsdy, stsnH God, laCon-
ner, Friday Hsrbor, Roche hsrtoF.
sKAOIT RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer Henry Bailey. Z I. Denny, master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays aud Thursdays at
| y.
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday snd Friday on
tide for >tanwood Fir. Skagit City, Mount Yer
non. sterling and intermediate points.
TACOMA TRADING CO,
Agents, Tacoma
]. A. HATFIELD,
Agent, Seattle.
J. SgDGwICK,
General Manager. Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
THE WATER FRONT.

The Lucy Lowe was in port yesterday
The steamer Geo. w. Elder is due from
Alaska.
The Peerless went on 10 Tacoma yester-
day morning.
The steamer AlKi leaves san Francisco
shortly with freight for Seattle
The bark ST. Mark leaves for San Fran
cisco today with cargo OF coal.
The steamer Jeanne will sail for San Fran
cisco today with I 100 tons OF coal.
The &c. Britain came in yesterday from
Waidroa island with load OF stone
The schooner j. H. Lewis Is back from a
short sealing trip. She is anchored in the
stream
The bark Richard III. has been chartered
by the Oregon improvement Company 10
load coal for San Francisco.
The steamer Mountaineer has changed
her landing place permanently from Hsr-
rington & Smiths wharf To Ha,field's
wharf
The Idaho arrived here from Portland
late Tuesday night with 80 tons of freight
for Seattle. She finished dIscharging yes
teraay morning and left for Tacoma.
Joseph Bibau, brother-in-law OF BENEDICT
Sare, murdered six weeks ago by Nicholas
suttina, has purch ased the interest Sare's
boat in which the murder was committed.
The steamer Walia Walla finished dis
charging her miscellaneous freight at the
Ocean dock yesterday At 10 O'Clock and
steamed down to the Badere Milling Com
pany's wharf. where go tons of -four and
feed were unlosded. She finished discharg-
ing there at 6 o'clock and moved down to
schwabacher's wharf. where she will dis
charge 200 tons az nliscellan anrs freinhi
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