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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

SEATTLE. Jan. IL. 1859.
| had trouble with nay throat more
than a year. Ii would keep me coughing
until was nearly worn out. There was
spasmodic contraction OF my throat,
which at times would almost choke me TO
death / tried the best physicians IN Van
couver, b. e.. where lived for eight years,
but Ia no purpose, rs the medicines ap-
piled would only MAKE my throat worse
was becoming very much alarmed. and ~
last resort went to DIR. Jordan and took
his Hisfogeuefic prescription for
less than week, and have en-
firely recovered Ehss was six months
age, and have not had sigu OF its re-
uIru While In hts Office during my first
calki got acquainted with Mrs Mcnamara
OF Nc. Vernon, w. T.. who brought q
little seven year old daughter To
DR.. jordan. That child was the
most frightfu. looking object imaginable.
From the time she was two years old her
spinal bones and thigh bones and ribs be-
came diseased and discharged matter. She
was al curied up in q bunch. could only
lie on her stomach, her legs were like pipe
stems, and she was q picture OF distress.
That child had been doctored everywhere,
the mother told me, and was given up to
die by all. and she took her to DR.. Jordan
as last resort, without the slightest faith.
A few months afterwards ] saw the child
and IL had recovered by the use OF DIR. Jor-
dams medicines. MRS. H. w. CARD.
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DE- J. Eaecna Jordan, NJ H., seattle, W.
Ts~-My daughter was troubled with a com
rllcatian of truuhses-ycfy bad kidney
troubles aud suppressed meuses.~and was
IN a very critical condition. coughing
sud raising pass, ia fact. was fast
going into rapid decline with quick IL
sumption. We became very faueh alarmed.
Hearing OF the wonderful cures made
hy pr ]. Eugene 1olsfan with
hts HtstcgenetIc system of MeAf.
cinss, went down aud received
q prescription. and The doctor
told Us SAC would get well After taxing
the medicine oae week hes cough WAS
better. and after taking the medicine
some weeks The f8enSsS ve&l,pearcsi. aBt.
5ftw she IS perfectly we'll give This
trsissany ths; others mag SEX IL ard know
OF ssfe magical effects 80 ~. Jordan :
medicines
MRS. AMELIA HADWEN.
Mrlfori SsrUet. ee1weea ncpo. and
Madison.
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a Bitter disappointment.

sSAfsf&fNu ftsf.
When Fanny Davenport brings La
Tosca" 10 Washington next week the
public viii find that il isn't eat quite
50 low in the weSkit as on the Partisan
boards, bat sill II Il pretty low. In
Paris IL was regular marine. ET
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n fon you unit Baker, oh can ar hghsome
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As WELL. AS RESIDENTS
J Sc AIHIIIE;

Are cordially invited to call at the Office OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements az the Leve'
THURSDAY.

Arrivals-Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola.
Departures-Rosa Lee, 0sceola; Coahonrl,
Friars Point; Chickasaw, White River.
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LADIES capo collars a specially NJ Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, pa Second street
Branch Office 3j7 Main.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

ff,sy,fse,in ~ hh o0uHla ui ~ ei1rrsi n ri's ~
o. .orir5 iHogss tHs1i.yg tag u,a1ii9is -i- 90,
uffi. f1s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

HOUSES 10 iir.
COTTAGE COLLEGE AVENUE, NEAR MR..
- uando street car line rllIlIuiur fuums cis'
torn etc Apply 10 Jos LrNuM - Union street
IUTTAsE ON robson IElEE ArrLY Ar
- % Alabama street
IoTTAGE. Z NiCE ROOM. GOOD WATER
AyAll ouuycuirucrs. Mr. D. V..nIanl l' l'"' hN
DOTTAGF. JACKSON a. NrAW MISSISSIPPI
y ave per mouth. 80. Moore & Co.. H5 20
L'RUN MARCH HursE uI q ROOMS ~
y nrtUlHss order. go or HHuih. AppIJ on
promise, nt ll orleans inUi
GOOD sTORrHOusE IN IrUY, uN g., % q
VI 3 w. o. n. terms lilgu. Apply o icm'
ing 4 Bro, Lucy, Or lUlL MCGOWAN co.. NOM
pills -
DOoD STAND ron Any lIEE 90 uuINr-1,
VI th and lruldwAN Apply ni hl' rh'lhl rI
HOUSE WITH I Ruoy-. DO tL MARTIN H.
IJOusE ArrLY AT ,,,,,s,, sr
Ny EtsiDENCE. WITH pea ACHfs MAR
| vi hr citY. garden. ifIIi .|HErulDut igr lam
iiY.. shady aud near dummy. lil hAlNLh'
| nun FlNE sTuguiUl I,iN slitEL
l nov occupied By !, J.. .....,i l9.,''''i.h
ulcu March Z. Apply 10 ST. h'I'Hl'i A." w.
30 Main tiruut
| rI'Wo NEW G ROOM cUII A.. uN Nir 'lll1
/ ! avenue. call at SO til r. '''n'"
/ TWO STORY uUusi Us ..I.UH uE o 10
| 1 and Fiih sircct Chc.. ...h'' .'.''''.'
| NNToRgaHOP. LAEgE f.u ,lNMobl9l \
| w 81 scooud street TOD w.. '''A'''
| . MN BROOM HOUSE l.. 600 "b'Ai"H'
- ~. bpcf month AyIIr N ,tr.,,,a
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rrerInl nIraich % The ArrcaL

9 III II T7IT1TI y T ~ 'TT|7'T'
Cunn. H.. Feb. 2O.-lhc snnghont, Jno.
\. Mncomb. returned 90 st. Louis this a. M,
having pulled but few snag' on her way
ont The Duui.lnrl passed 10 Wolf Island
after "a load of corn for Nashville The My
Choice brought three barscs and returned
with three 10 81. Louis The A. s. Wills
---ihout birers. passed to Paducah. The
City Of Providence added lfy tons and loit
at O'Clock pm. today Tor Nat1hcz River
% feet aud { tenth on gauge, rise Of j5
inches in - hours.
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AZ Evansville.
Fpcclfi DiFpnt'h 10 Tho Appeal

flNclHl lWfltfh "a inc Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind. Feb. 20.-rhc Com
monwcalth wins 10 pass up before ~ o'clock
tonight The Gus Fowler came up aud re-
turned 10 raducah with the United States
mail IN place Of the Joe Fowler. The latter
& repairing a cracked nangC, aud will not
he ready for business until ncNt Wednesday.
Packets ON time with fair business, includ-
ing the W. 4. Nisbct cut 10 Florence, Ala.
Business j. not as active on the wharf ~ u
MS been. There seems 90 be o falling OIL Ol
Southern frcights, while local traffic CON
tiuuCs good.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

cuTinopontsr.

nnC g. bCiiLiuk 1RKATs COKNs An
u bunlons Oaioe houn an uu tp.m No
~ Main street
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tt.rreaxiltc.

epcclal Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GErrxyutE Miss. Feb. 2o-lhc City
Of Baton Rouge. for New Orleans, passed
down heavily loaded at pm. Tho DacU-
tab. Tor Ouachiia River went down at pm.
with o big load. Tho Grand Republic aud
Mary Houston are due mp River iS's feet
mud Milling. Mcaihcr Inc.
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EyrmBoDr uses IIylo Tor chappci skin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
NOTICE

The Millinery business Of the late Mrs
j.. schumann, has not been sold or closed
out, bu, viii be continued by the undcr.
signed under the same Gm name at thc
old stand, $50 Main street, and Il will be
my aim 10 maintain the reputation ior
style, quality aud reasonable prices SO
have enjoyed for the past ten ycar.
Fam ScuuMAyN,
3s2 Main street, opposite Monkcn's
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

rHH~ONNt-
A NTON i.TiE MuNUIAtTuUER on ANU
~ dcalrfin l1uis AMI rhps lia Nuuroo Finc.t
A suHRuuR q WITH el1 FRONT a., PAY
y highest cash pdo- iIr Hide lur AMI Wool
IouKtNG ArnuOtaIDrp fHuius TIM
y hairF Gales nlilrd bread. beaten biscuits,
rflquUIta. aud 40 Luncheon and ferrut0u dishes,
praplfcl ana delivered hy Nr kAIl T. tAlla
~ Me-, uipp. avenue. 1crnhuuu iaN
ERANuuuHE pAyLMfNTs. BRICK WORK.
" c.'icrns cir, hi bottom pIlo.s L'aNc orders
90 q :. omhnuiH, 80 front aiyci az ir.gnhnnc
No es nt residence. Iilpt 'lhbNN
IIipfs Asu TURs WANTED AID HIGHEST
! i udoc. uail tDUiiNl.Ek e 60. n Main st
roous To Lisr.
A DESIRABLE NICELY FURNISHED IRpNT
~ room iul gentlemen. % liNbhN rIs
nEtHAufEurFicisi rs COTTON EXCHANGE
- building Apply 10 iltNitN ilutlth rc-.I.
L'uUNisitLp ROOMS at 20 MAIN STREET
y adjoining GayO.o Hotel.
DLEAsANriY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
i uuiumlshcd fupna No 81 Nafsei ito1t
pooNs APPLY AT i0l Third srgEEr
J'Wu UPPER TIooRs. 500 MAIN ST.. OYiR
1 hiomltfs soma App.y on promises
1'IHtE ROOMS FURNISHED Or uNrJN
l ushci. 90 ili Adam' ti0IL
40 ClioicR Rooms NEWLY ruTfD uP
! ~ and admimhly arranged Cor h0trl pIfposos
flats 'or iamules Do gouc.M rlllfnli unlo-s leing
/ ihc second. Third and. fourth nnuf. u Wallflu
| Block. 80 90 ts Main street VIII make lib'fal
terms and long lUtaf to ~. fuusihln uffiN
oNLhloN a GEl.NlNOh, 80 sceund ~
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AIrinrinn,iI. d.

Special Dispatch a. The Appeal
CiN,fSNAti. o., Feb. 2o-Riycr rising
with 80 feet . inches on the marks ut , m.
Clear and cold. No lee here The Buckeye
State lcit Tor Memphis at o'clock tonight
with o. fair start The Thomas sherlock got
nway Tor New Orleans 90 Gam.
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Atnu. MINI IiiNers.

UfTftT AiHNHi aTHNiir. n. m -
Mrurttis. Trun tch AZ. issl.
The follow iuF observations ORR Ukru n. at ga
,5ns in tLr ,i.h meridian time. which j. one hour
lairr than Memphis umC
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

CAtL ON Tennessee Paper Company ior
any kind Of hemp, juic, flax or cotton
twiue. Sea Island cotton iwinos Of all
Colors
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

Only brief pause and then away
TO Calais. From there Miss BLY,
commenced the long overland Jour
ney to Brindisi, which latter point
she Ought to have reached Sunday
night, according To her schedule.
From Brindisi she goes to Alexan-
dn2 by steamer, thence to Colombo,
Hong Kong aud Yokohama, from
which latter port she will sail for
nome via San Francisco.
Here, young ladies', to use a
slightly ,iangy term, is a "hustlern
for You. Nellie BY is The damsel
who TWO years ago vent 10 the
managing editor of the World, Coz.
Cockerili, with her last cent ~ her
pocket, and suggested 10 him what
seemed At first a crazy idea. She
confessed % him that she wished to
create sensation. The gallant
Colonel told ner that he knew Of nc
.urer way Of her doing so than by
Jumping off Brooklyn bridge. But
on secona thoughts he adopted her
suggestion She was permitted to
sham insanity and enter a mad
house which she afterward wrote up
IN a style that set the whole town
by the ears She is now one Of the
richest young lady journalists in
New York. Her present journey is
only one of "a number of daring
exploits
She viii have no time for amuse-
ments or frtations on her flight
around this terrestrial sphere. If
dude accosts her she will surely Kill
him. She will have no time to at
tend matluees or patronize caramel
shops. She only carries a small
gripsack and must therefore wear
one dress All the way. Her bangs
will wilt and her hands, possibly,
grow rough and hard with breaking
railroad sandwiches and hanging or
30 steamer ratings. She viii have
neither Time to u1m her nails nor TO
use the powder-puf. How many of
the petted darling> Of our modern
dawiug-rooms would be willing to
make similar fight for glory
against equal odds?-- Chicago
Jo,TaaL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
TO MONTANA, OREGON AND
WASHINGTON.

If YOU are going west bear in mind
the following facts; The Northern
Pacific Railroad owns and operates
9S7 miles, or 3 per cent. of the en-.
tire railroad mileage of Montana,
spans the territory with its main line
from east lo west; is the short line
50 llelenar the only Pullman aud
dining car line to Butte, and is the
only line that reaches Miles City,
Billings, Bozeman, Missouia, the
Yellowstone National Park and, ia
fact, niue-teuths Of the cities and
points of interest in the territory.
The Northern Pacific owns and
operates 62l miles, or % per cent Of
the railroad mileage Of Washington,
its main line extending from the
Idaho line via Spokane Falls, Cheney,
sprague, \ akima and ENeusburg,
through the centre Of the territory
10 Tacoma and Seattle, and from
Tacoma To- Portland. No other trans
continental throgb rail line reaches
amy portion 1T Washington territory
Zen days stop over privileges are
given pa Northern Pacific second
class ,cee.- al Spokane Fails ud
aI. point, west. tbus aifordin- a-
tending settlers chi eNcelIeu. opu8r
uulty % see die entire territory
without mourning the expense 9f
paying local fares from point ts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28


leave, will not resume the duties of
the Office.
If this thing keeps on while
longer the Civil Service Commits
siouers will think they own this
country outright. One Of them
actually had the Impotence il a
conversation with outside parties, to
make threats as to what the Com
mission would do 10 the President il
he did not order the Attorney Cen
eral to prosecute the two officers Of
the Old Dominion Republican
League that are federal oflce-hold-
ere, aud whom the repors Of the
civil service commission charges
with violation Of law. This teI-
low seems % forget that the same
power which made the commission
can unmake H.
It is believed fhat Mrs. Goodloe,
widow Of the late Col. G. VI. Goodloe,
will succeed her late husband As
Collector Of Internal revenue for
the Sixth Kentucky district. There
We're six candidates for the place,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28


must ei'ne' give up 'heir Oan"u'ah
Iesiuenoe ana come 70 I'VE III '"e
~ ''u '''a's' - 'e '''eu ? 'OO0 e'o"
'uue' '"e "iie" co"''"c' 'a" "''
~ 'oD"0') '''' case '"e P'P''"
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' - '
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~ ''''' " ,"0" ''o' WI" '0
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. - 49, :"
:" = '''' II ~ " - ms =" '''' WV
L,to,, Oceou 1 few months aoo
MANY If the naws,arers of the
countrv .ueerad a. ne tonr Of the
P,n-American CONGRESS As .,a innket.
inc rrin GOTTEN nm bv the admins.
tration " Public opinjop ba. forced
Iii .peb ORGAN. iuo ! 3eceut ac-
Acknowledgement of The importance
Of the gathering. No eingle aet of
aay administration has been more
far reaching for rood than the call.
ING Of this congress. 1t only re-
mains for the statesmen Of the land
A.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
Legoi Notices
STATE OF WISCONSIN. cor frv c,.,.-
= iowa CnmntN-In P-nl..t-. - III E-.

GTATE OF WISCONSIN. cor r1rv t,,.,..
= Iowa County-ln Probate. ~ az FOR
N .,l IS hereby given that at a re.,,,...
Of the Iowa County Court 10 be bsl5 .liar lem
said county ct the court ho,pe y sni N
Of Dodgeville, IN said county on a.. - We city
De e. A. D. 1852 being the first H.. FAY
said day, the following matters ,,;ii el11l q
and considered. wa oe head
The application Of Mary A. TremelIip,
lSratrlX with the viii annexed an ~ a1lla.
John Trembling. late Of said COUNT STATE o.
Tor The examination and allowance u. s4'ei
administration account. and the sssi,,r Ivy %.
the residue Of said estate 10 sueh No.. ,irhl N
by law entitled 10 the same. F0-''ii' as sis
And y Is further ordered that plbli.
thereof be given TO an persons intar... -l..e
publishing copy OF this notice for f,-ltl By
successive prior 20 said day OF heari,,e, weeks
lished in said county. ''P''cf pub
BY order OF the Court.
n,,., JOHN 2 JONES linda.
Dated Dodgeville Wis, Nov STD. i,,a ''s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

REV DIR TALWAGE, tbe noted
Brooklyn divine, who is now travel.
ing in Greece, preached the olhcr
day on Mars Hill, on the identical
spot from which St. Pail, Of blessed
memory, once addressed the
Atnlni.u..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
Notice To Credltors- cre,,a,.

STATE or WISCONSIN. IOWA -
> COCRT-fN PROBATE e'-NW
deceased. '-l .6t
Letters ~ administration with tie vr
HeAea ou lhe estate 10 Henry Ketter a,s .4-
Town ~ Linden deceased, having bs.l. VIZ
% Anna hetter, ISSUED
i Is ordered that six months f-or1 ana. ,..
this date be, and are hereby allowr5 Ali
creditors of said Henry Ketter. dees,..s 'le
present their claims Tor examination ssf
lOwance. ' ava a-
ordered further, tha the claims and lt,,..,
OF an persons against said deceased boz. s, '.-A
ed ana adjusted by This court at "a r,rI. ' ,-
thereof 70 Doe held at the court hons t.A
city of Dodseville, iu said counfy W Ne
hrst tuesday of june. 4. D. 1881 ag5 .t
notice thereof be given by publication " , ,l3.
order lot FOUR weeks successfully I'M tbe V,D..a
POM Tribune, weekly newspaper puGi,.l'i
al the city Of Mineral Point IA said c0uutr
By the Court
JOHN T., JONES
County Judge
Dated Dodgeyilie, Wis, Nov 5th, is,s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

Dalel DodgcyiIc, WI, Nov, 5Il' i9. - A
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28
About Liquors in the sAoreham.

The Washington Stor Of Tuesday
evening had the following:
There has been so many conflict
my reports regarding the manage.
ment of Vice President Morton's
apartment house that reporter
called on Messrs Baell, Brown K
Co., agents for the Shoreham. 10
ascertain the facts. Mr.. Brown said:
81 am glad you called, for its gives
me an opportunity to correct an
erroneous impression that exists in
the minds of many people through
out the country. In the first place
the agency for leasing the apart
ments and the general management
OF the Shoreham was placed IN the
hands of our firm long before The
building was completed Since we
assumed the management all leases
and business arrangements connect
ed with the property have been made
by our firm Ia the second place
there is no truth whatever IN the
many statements thatnaye been made
lhat there II Is bar, saloon, or buffet
IN the building, or that Mr. Morton
bad signed any application for H.
ceuse To sell liquors IN the Shoreham.
In fact, in our agreement with Mr..
Keenan,, the manager, IL was express
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28


should deprive him Of it before
Queen Victoria herself is ready to
quit.
REV DR. TALWAGE, lbe noted
Brooklyn divine, who is now travel.
ing in Greece, preached the other
day % Mars Hill, On the Identical
spot from which ST. Paul, Of pleased
memory, once addressed the
Athcuiau.
As THE Indians Of South Dakota
will shortly be enfrauchised, there
is considerable curiosity az to|
whether they will be republicans orI
democrats, but not even q suspicion
is entertained that they viii be
probibiIiorists.
NOW THAT the producers Of iron
and steel have marked ap the selling
price u tbcir products and formed
ua-t 20 maintain tbe advanced
values they viii, Of course, increase
the wages Of their employee proper
tiouHioy II not why not?
GE>HAL LEW Wallace has jn-I
vented stec railroad cross-Ge.
which hc claims viii rovoluuorize
railroad constructions If the Gen.
oraI isa- clever with heavy mcul-
as hui wiDb his pen nj. invention
should boa tremendous success.
PHIsmgNr WooDRuFf, of the
Mormon church, says that there is
nothing u the Mormon faith to con
hic with the Constitution OF tbe
United States There may not be
in ne faHh, bu. the practices Of the
poly amists are 50 much opposed 10
the practices Of good citizens that
their lat doesn't help them.
CHICAGc had a black day ON Thurs
day. E.,ouic lights, gas, koro,
senc and even candles were brought
into rgqultion 10 enable pedcs
triw- gct around, and TO transact
hv..,..... Et,ty. ..t,.... t,...,,ltattt, s.. (
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-28

IT will be rather rough on the
Prince of Wales if, after waiting all
these years for the throne, a peace
full revolution like that Of Brazil
should deprive him Of it before
Queen Victoria herself is ready to
uuit.