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ca ast3 a. NofthSru Pacific ticket
'' ~. - ~coaf street, Boston block.
,,,' re'eFs sid gloves A fun assortment
just ~. chester Iisxry
hasinvss. F''''eA' i''S" ~ Us
thesisr clezry.
,x ,hs Cracker Company Is located
o,s''eF sixth and Pine.
"a s "a, can aaa G. Il white. the leweles.
tlesfy. JUS N N"'sse'
VA vests ior infants chester Clearv.
"a Telephone No. ~
.s.ff snd underwear. Ne are showitFt
4. go sss"rIneat ot ugR goods Ches-
Cesar. f'''''-s 3" '."se' Ni'Ss'st
a. ehllaren'> ,loHble knee ssSt hlsck
a'se ina ahisa d chester Clearv.
Ca, .ae ", CFScker Company has re-
,lsss AMI l. ho@ ready - fsrnish the
CO. .ssas lis, l,isens, napkins grand values
ssess A'AfNi' ~ - ~ atiAt"
.,ss ssis ne red al Immense ship.
IS the lesn.ng naskes Also = tat
s,,s..s' - ~ g6nmPesgs luYea citing
!ssi IA thesss tieary.
y eursets- ,.s.tssf s,t.arv.
y.s,sh underwear: ueu lot. the hssi
ssss fef. s1tegef ,ieA T.
lvNeas sua tslgei.ng. bse purchas.,
'.N 10. Chester .esfy.
Re eFoAd arinks 81 Thew t-,rsa sn an.
shs oeafaiVs in drink H. Thrx tsffng
49, Rlsaes sa Gliuk Sc livery lssty
=, hipesst cg7esm >fss water. Ssex-
cAss,s n''siaes, nFas Compsay. sseena sssd
a se'se..s lei ; lic. 70, 2. lsssc. los \
~ Nbesisf t5eafs
seieF''i spreads Chester Cicary.
c.. sSi5@ large waite spreads chester
ce isis.,,i - .7ase tren,s sad paanels
=, ~ ~ - hosiery ana aaaerwes.r. Ches.
- 80 TRAININGS. Chester Cleagy.
ps eSi19th hatei. snrne- second and
sEs s. = haN open a. ihe travelling psae *
- N'''a i.'"FeiSs TFsir- strictly crst-saiAsss
- te, Of Imported yvrs cue all Hnsn
shssssF Casary
- = T. 9ohnsDu lu casaususssas uSsA a
= 80 hfsssse& sstce paralgss Ia r aste8a Eo4a
e.. Fs'.ass. nefEngs silS spec ~ cases.
ssttssk u Xxx sSt& negT zen ? zfnt, ~
49, 49, $50 - s4}s &skuNySs heart sad f8ec&.
49, sssss1 diseases. ~ have spss a.
ssssI $50 ieF frvagiBs Scnstse SrtusTy tsls-
-, ssssss diseases aas al tslFms 81 s..
49, asssass's, Ofier. ssseta II. Colonial
- = totlss Sesaasid ansi CelutaesA.
SfH tssfx.saA.
Caar,. .1 ~
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Tuesday, August 20.

The primaries in the precincts of Seattle
and ia the precincts OF Black Diamond,
Franklin and Newcastle, will be held
between the hours of p. m. and =. m.
beginning At p. m. The primaries in all
other precincts viii be held between the
hoars of p. IN. aud SIP. m, beginning At
2p.sm.
The basis OF representation win be Is
follows.
One delegate al large for each precinct,
one delega'e for each fifty votes, and one
delegate for each fraction thereof greater
thsa twenty five cast for John b. Allen for
delegate 20 congress at the general eiec-
ton held Noyembsr 7. isss.
Upon the foregoing basis precincts are
ext'tied 10 representation - follows;
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There are bat seven claims against the
Seattle Insurance Gomps ny remaining nn-
paid in this eiiy al this Gate, which aggre
gate $50 81 this anonnt s. 800 l. for
claims npon which the company has good
the balance have not yet applied al the
Office 0i the company for payment
JOHS " gibson Secretary,
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utssisdy. Ccu peslsIe. Anacoyses,
Esirnever. Seaiingnan,. Sc
home, Whascou. and ssy ports
NosaAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY a,
=. n
Rrsarning. lvsves seattle fsy fsenFas
" ess.sessssy FvfsRy and sunday ~ 7;'z5 q m
Yrssra SEATTLE Na-shesse CO. 5 wharf
<gATTlE WAREHOUSE co, Agent,
g. NJ WILSON. ssesi- 81. seattle
EEEu4aS-
Z. / COW Gill; A-eui
Fatrnesen.
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Seattle Insurance Go

SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. Il, lssa
We, the undefsi snsd policy holders OF
the seattle Insurance Company. who sui.
fered ioss by the IRE OF June s. lsss. have
re eiged from said company the amounts
~ ( opposite our names, the same being the
total cain for los under nur fnifs.iex
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a Fantiy JeweI--itr David Eeunesfs,
the celebrated surgeon OF kossoout ~ ",
VIII send yoa h1s Illustrated ssok How 70
Cure Kidney Liver aud Bleed Dis sse@."
upon receipt Of . z-eent stamp IL also
line
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave Seattle 10 a. m. Ian. q. Il ard N
tor Puget sound and British Columbia
ports aud at Il p. m. jane 10. 2. aud July
8 issr Portland. Oregon. calling At PORT
Iownsends Port Angeles. Victoria and As
foria with freight and Passenger
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NOTICE

On September my hooks viii hpe ese.-sf.
6ooas sold for 81 onfy. c. p. Tr1~ch
eash grocer, corner Seccnd and james
TeiepAofe ffS
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Nattle, Lake Shore l. Eastern Ry
DAILY ExcEPr SUNDAY.

GAtEfN otEDAts
For snoqualmie aud way points. leave
SAC a m: arrive Is =. IN. For Gilman aud
way points. leave $40 q. M, l2:i0 p. IN. !:
arrive II 20 Q. m, Is p. m For Snohomish
and way points, leave $40 a. m. AS ..
m. arrive $50 .. m, AIS y. m. For Lake
Washington, Rarenps ParK and suburban
points, leave $40 H. fn., las p. m: arrive
$50 a. m, $50 p. m For Edgewster, FIRE.
mont and Suburban points, leave 90 q. m,
1918 a. m. las y m, 6.t5 p. m; arrive
6 20 q. m, ii 80 a. m: 80 p. M, 7:l5 ,. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Snoqualnie and way points, giving
hours at the falls, leave $40 a. m: arrive
7:o5 y. NJ. Fer Snohomish and way points,
leave Is p. m; arrive 10 :05 q. m. sFor Lake
Washington, Rsyenna Park and suburban
points. leave 1915 q. m, las p. m; arrive
ii 80 4. m. 80 y. M. For Edgewater, FREE
mont and suburban points, leave 8 ::25 p m. !:
arrive rs p. m.
Connect with steamer at Union Bay or
Yesier for Houghton aud kirklsnd.
\. W. RUFF, Gen. Pass. Agt.
F. w. d. HoLBROok, Manager.
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At 10 o'clock a m. for the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for the Iegi stature, se-
leciing delegates to the state convention to
be held ~ Nalia walia on "Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 4, and tranEacsipg such other bust
ness rs may be brought be sore IL.
All Republican voters OF King county
and ali voters who expect 10 act with the
Republican party In the failure are hereby
requested 10 unite ih selecting deles atss
for this convention. Primaries will be held
at the usual polling places in ajl voting
precincts on
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
THE TRUE
TranscOntinental Route
BETWEEN
THE PACIFIC AND The ATLANTIC.

Its passenger equipment Is the finest in
the world, consisting OF Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars. having drawing. smoking and
bath rooms; Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with Free Sleeping Berths for
holders of second class tickets. and the
most modern style of Day Coaches.
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality of food, in unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates.
The variety and grandeur of scenery
along iis line Is uneQualed, and In the de
tails of track, train service, etc, nothing Is
omitted that can add TO the safety and
comfort of its patrons All in all, IL gives
the best and most servicsbie line of travel.
whether for business or pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, and
all Pacific Coast points, and Winnipeg,
Minneapolis, 81 Paul, Chicago, -. Louis.
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York. and all Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS are issued To all
principal points In the United states. Can
ada. and Europe, at lowest rates.
For detailed information apply 10 the
following agents of the company;
c. q. McC0RD, 6 Washington street,
Portland, oregon; f. W. AcGINSESS, seat
lie, W r; T. L. ELLIS, Tacoma, ", T.;
D. T. BROWN. Assistant General Freight
aud Passenger Agent, Vancouver, h. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co. possoffsee.
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Bhitesn and Ssnialnss lssie
Steamer (seo. =. Sfarr

ieaves seattle ~ II p m snndxys, Tue<-
Gays and Thursdays. Arrives q wh4trom
g II . M MoniAys. Wednesdays ana FRI
aats returning. leaves xhsfsom n S .
M Acadsys and Wednesdays and ca sat
nsoa{s At 2 4 m. Arrives at seattle a S
=. tuesdays snd Thursdays aid on Sat
uFiays Al about p m
- steamer lands At eli regular land
, Z. except Oak Hxrbor, LaConsses aud
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HANDKEncuIEY gALK

sc. new lot hApdeym<Iy cmhro4d red
ladies' hand stitched shear lawn hsudksr-
chief: very dainty; worth mosc. Chester
Cicafy.
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WANTED.

Woosiz- en $50 10 So
Wool choppers. 81 Is per corss
Man To Jesse II water frDn. lots for mill
or manufacturing
Farm hands: 80 per month
ssw-mIli men: SO per naonfc.
No bookkeepers OF Eastern CLERKS want
ed.l
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PACiFlc. NAVIGATION en-

Tn new and pslafial sseamer STATE
OF WASHINGTON. Henry Bailey, ma ter.
leaves Hardefd's wharf daily a. follows.
FOR Tacoma and Olympia, al 7.ya .. M;
Tor facosa, ~ 100 D. M
Tacoma and Olympia Route.
Leave Tseofaa, 10: ~ A. IN. leave Own.
pia- i;st =. IN.
Tacoma and Ssatste Route.
Leave Tacoma 5.Slb IN. aud 4. o D. IN.
leave seattle, 70 q m. aud 60 p. m
he f.s-est boat on the Sound. always on
time. For freight or passage apply ON
board ~ to A. Hatfield. agent.
ROCHE hAR0oR ROUTE.
Steamer skAGiT CHIEF, George Barlon.
master. Leaves Tacoma Monday and
Thursday AT a IN.
Leaves SEATTLE every Monday and Thurs
day NJ p n. for san Juan islands. call
Ing Al Cltntoss. Utsalsdy, LaConner, Friday
Earbor, Roche Harf,or.
SkACiT RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer HENRY BAILEY, 5. r. Denny.
master, for skagit river: Leaves Tacoma
Monday and Thursday al ,. m
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday
on tide for Stanwood, Mount Vernon,
Sterling, and head Of NAVIGATION.
TACOMA TRADING CO.,
Agents. Tacoma.
]. A. HATFIELD, Agent, Seattle,
JAY SEDGWICK,
Gen Manager Tacoma
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Solid YestiiEIf EIprGsS Train,

~ Palace b1F CssAstsS. ls-aisiah sseetsrSs Fkff
Esclsaisg Chair Cars and east Il sllsseari kivcs
IsElng cars. egsias@d wifh every modern Sc
rryveusas rx Tie safety, easvenieree and lux
ursazs enjoyment = sr4se8cTs--run daily fraz
sssazaa ana Csuact. ,'sGrs 20 fssx Easnss. Dsyea
pssfs and cAsea<a ara fFaus beaver. CelssrAc
sggsnss arsi fae,slo "a - Joseph ~ VIA Togstss
ana gArssas g'ssy ~ EAscaea. syxg tho
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NOTICE.

TIE steamer hEE IS Eas ressg tsT bust
aess Parties wishing tas ssSvisS -
s,fs.ssse t.ssE ss&as Fssase asssis ga losr5 ssr
ri A Ssaaattfss 81 bad ASsss . s<e<f n<ss1sse-
Ts,e Rrg wkil - sossst lying At t'a2aa@zi :
A. sYACf.niS1.
o1cer aud Agent.
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NOTICE.

We sell Foods ehsaper than TIE little
ssosss fay tor shrna- Get oUr prsses Ches-
ter Clear.
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VITO resides IN Seattle. Tacoma. Portland N
Puget sognd country or any portion of the p
csac Northwest, who propoSfs 10 make a utpe@
o. Chicago or beyond. sheuli not only scsHsiZ
himself with IN. geography Of the country, b.
ufilire 20 the best advantage the railway fast.
fsa., IL hss DISMAL The
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DIR. SPINNEY
Be CO.'S
seArvtE p.spENsARy.

SEATTLE DlSpEMSARv.
Colombia street between Third and
Fourth, opposite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
All chronic diseases OF MEN and wO.
MES successfully trestszd.
Lo<T MANHOOD. Nervous and Physical
Debility. Exhausted Vitality, seminal
Weakness, sH@rmstorrhnra. Impotence,
Esonorrhoes, 6leet, syphilis, Premature De
cline, Weakness 10 Women, ard all Pune
tz0nal arrangements that result from
youfhfai f0lifse or excess IN after years
iisteknY kidney and Bladder troubles,
Weak Back. tianorrhoa- elect,
cryss!tis. Va. icoceis. Structure. etc, prompt
~ aud safely enred No naGsno1s medicine
cssise structure. tharges reasonable.
ErRVuiI< Iwbslity, Loss 81 ssgos .-@ninAI
losses, Night Emissions lie
sponsssEscy, etc. ets.. cured
fUUsG hsN sas,,nF t rom ne :. . sascss o.
isons. should avail themselves 81 oar treat.
mens. tAe greatest h~soEl ever laid ~ tie a.
tar a. sHnefsng humanity. Vii gaarantes
q positive cure IN even case
sIDDLEA6sD MEH. I .1ns,s.: are w,,s nan. sss
frequent excavations Of the bladder, sc-
con Esnsssi ~ srssrffug nr burning sen
saslssas. On examination the ursfe deposits
. sediment, aad sssastlEzcs albufaen Il
present. The color varies If9n bright or
reddish to essn milky hGs. tie Patient
expersenees we3keaiHR ~ tfs sysssm Ia
a Eaass,ser he eaBtoE sesoGHf fsr Jais Il
gAe ssassvnd stage Of .cmsnal weakness
Many die Of this esfseaiEy, ignorant Of ia
eAase p@Tfszst care and healthy rsstors-
sszss ga&ssnEesd
0Fsee hours. 3 H. r. 20 .. p. m: sundays.
, 10 S 3. rs.
". B.-Pr,sorss unsssse 20 Fssst us may s<
-
N<tsesnk& and tzssxxzefiDnx Deut By mali
expxssM CssasusxAxss1 fnpet
fend - skame ~ IL. YouAG 49,
Yffen1. a. Gu31e - Wo4tctk- -
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By order OF the Republican Central Com
mitsee of King couaty.
X r. AIRERTS0N. Chairman.
JOHN T. MITCHELL. secretary.
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leaves Seattle for Nhaseom and aii vxy
landings Mondays. Wednesdays and m
dafs a. III ?. m. Arrives al whateorn Tue-s
days Thursdays aud SATURDAYS Al IN n
returning. leaves Whascasn sundayx
iasssiays and Thursdays nj $50 o. m. Ar
r I'VE, Of Seattle Mondays. Wednesdays and
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0. K. & n. co.
STEAMERS

= ERS
VIII leave seattle daily. exesus Sa.n.a.x
touching ~ al intermediate posssts:
f0f TacsDkna--AtI- - & m, 2p. "a ana 4
p m-
ror FIesorsa-As saSs a. m.
FOR oismpis--Af2 .. n
For Tse1ma. srEDAYs-As r.sa = ~
and r. m. -
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CALL FOR \
Republican County Convention
Saturday, August "a,

A convention o. the Republicans of King
county is hereby called TO meet al seattle ON
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Island Transportation Co.,
HERBERT ,. BEEcHER. Manager.

TIE steswaer J. h. LIBBY. Herbert p.
Becehsr, master, leaves seattle every sun
dsx afteruoon a. ,. m. Tor Port Townsend
aud the san Juan islands, from Hsfnel9s
wharf Il ayes Port Townsend a. 10 .. m.
every Monday, We 'uesisy and Friday for
"a naicars. calling Ut smith island. aud
Richardson's weather permitting Argyle,
l,tsez. Friday Hsrt@ar. Maple ION Monday
going north aud THURSDAY going south.
Rnsf.he Harbur, orcss. aud East Sound.
Returning. leaves Whstcom a. q N.
Tuesdays. thursdays and saturdays. On
the ~srarts'y trip the Libby goes through
~ seattle, Fare from Port Townsend 10
seattle. 81. Until further notice, psssen-
gers or freight from seattle for the islands
bv tne iAbhy's "Wednesday and Friday trfpe
wi1l 70 "a r4ets GA the Washington steam
boat a transportation Co s steamer Edifh
20 Fort Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
gfav nights aud transferred direct 20 the
Tltfy On these dsys the " : q T. Co.
sill issls tickets and OIL freight through
20 destination.
HKasERT y. BEECHYR. Manager.
A HATFIELD. Agent. ~esf'te.
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-, n' ... sueils On sny steamship tine ia
, -. es'alia'e service b. Europe aud England
.s. "a. J" sr'nisA a. NoFthyrn racifse ticket
en'se' Ne 10 >,coss street, RoSian block
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CHICAGO, s...gg i:.As, Iga.rlc Il

oa.rs choice q the most Desirable routrs -.
with the privilege II sasng oae cay and rssss.
Ing aTsotlser w!thssi extra Charge. The SoETsfs.
fAcTYic rans shrcsssh trains tdalIyl - ~
nsapo.ls and -. paul. TaaSsnz close eonneetsl-
with tie sslld Express Trains II the AIsEs
LA Rorvg far thicaEo- Tire uRFsos SBoa
i-gsE carries rasssEs Racers i'iailyl via tirsiszsi
al Csegezaae % Dsaaaa ash Council BlEE
: via Ogden and ssit Lake City Ia DeRse-
dorado syTttsys sna PaealA Fren ali the
rsainSi ysintS-ea arrival e trains fra.a r.
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Great Rock Island Route,

va S&AA atNN ANt1tsA tAtaeNf
Where cfss~s cSa-@fftass arr maize IN GTsfFs
ttis8a,s E~fsfs. With af3az Ing FAST LIMIT
I'D ~DfGp se~EEHsEtE EMPRESS
TRAINS ft'tftlE. asgeasfd. Magma y ATS
psstzssarEh Ssea&A3, Asw AGS&. Bosl4z. Phlaa
ts4pbia. IssitlasSe. ~ .sgtsn ard all Eastern
assa sassTyra!ee :. lfss. sesssa Dining Hesr4s
tarnlssiEs cfitr~ f.est. SO szAsssssssss hpslrs
tss~es ge2 sE4tsa s s.2s3 tfss Nj sour kis-r
tsatnx Ezs1- - ag ssE see ga: osg
sssEEsav e ygsf tss Fea . ether VA C.. K
1 4 L. 81. cf sfs Alsa Z "a I1lssfe.
yssr fteseSs. iazr& ~ .-sA - fssrsarr as~ires
asa@ruzEi-s - y-ssErs d gzssS rvaiss ard Goa
szseSlesss sYI;x 80 - sssrsss
C1sS. KENNEDY,
fss4s eeas No. 5sfsss. sra Ata~gt Ira Rsszr~x
S4shssss-4 ST. sesAassz. or-s~a-
Z. ST. JOHN. 4 SEBASTIAN
ssne<ai -.szrs<sE l4 ssi t'ssensx -
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-09
AN IMPRESSIVE SERVICE

Over the Remains of George n.
watrous-Dr. Smyth's Tribute-A
Large ConcOurse.
The residence of the late George a.
Watrous was crowded with eympathizing
friends yesterday afternoon, when DR.. New
man Smyth, pastor of the church, pronounce
ed the impressive sentences of the funeral
service. The room where the casket rested
WAS redolent with the perfume of flowers.
There was a large floral wreath of white
Easter lilies and sweet peas, the offering of
William D. Bishop, predecessor of Ar.
Watrous in the Office of president of the
Consolidated railroad. Miss Bishop sent
bouquet of white roses, pinks and lilies. Cal
la lilies, roses and pinks in bouquets adorned
the room.
DR.. Smyth spoke briefly, referring to the
qualities that distinguished the deceased.
In substance he said:
Those who have been associated with Mr..
Watrous as member Of the bar and in the
management of corporate interests have al
ready taken sad pleasure in eulogizing his
character and achievements. We meet in this
home as friends and neighbors to show our
sense of what we have lost and to express onr
sad farewell
Mr.. Watrous had perceptive conscience,
conscience not merely strong In maintain
ing the right, but quick to perceive what was
honorable and what was wrong.
The lesson of his life is lesson we all need
to learn over and over again, that his success
has been the success of integrity.
In closing, beautiful tribute was paid to
him in his church relationship. There was
no music at the services.
The bearers were E. Il. Trowbridge, E. N.
Reed Daniel Trowbridge, ex- Governor Charles
R. Ingersoll, Prof. Brush, Hoadley B. Ives,
j. W. Curtis, Henry S. Dawson, Judge Ed
ward G. Billings, United States district Judge
of Louisiana; Judge Edward l. Sanford Prof.
T. R. Lounsbury and Prof. johnson T. Plat.
The interment was in the Grove street
cemetery.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-09
INTERSTATE COMmKRCE.
The Senate Commuters Session at
Boston.

Boston.
BOSTON, July 6.-After recess Jerome
Jones was heard on behalf of the importers
of Boston. He said Boston importers feel
that the success of Boston's commerce is de-
pendent upon having reliable continuance
of comparatively low rates to and from Bos-
ton. This reliance has been secured by the
competition of the northern roads, which
are part of the Grand Trunk and Canadian
systems. He believed the roads should
not be hampered. Ex-Gov. William
Clafiu, representing Boston merchants and
manufacturers, said es far es he could learn
no one desired any change in the present
conditions of competition so far as barring
out the Canadian roads. He found deoid-
ed opposition to the Interstate commerce
law and believed 1t had worked injuriously
to New England and her manufacturing and
commercial interests.
+. F. Emery, representing the New Eng
land Shoe and Leather association, claimed
that the Northern line was not really a
foreign line, but was established by eastern
business men to reduce the exaotions which
the New York State lines imposed upon
the traffic coming to them from the
West, and they opposed any interference
with it. Hon. Jonathan A. Lane, president
of the Boston Merchants association, Hon.
Alden Speare, VIM. G. Barker, lumber selling
agent, and s. Fl. SkiIton of the firm of @. 81.
North & Co., pork packers, all spoke in the
same vein.
Senator Cullom then declared the hearing
adjourned to Detroit.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-09
CHOKING cATARRH.

Have you awakened from a disturbed s'eep with
all the horrible sensations OF an assassin clutch.ng
your throat and pressing the lifebreath from your
frightened chest : Have you noticed the languor
and debility that succeed the effort to clear your
throat and head OF this catarrhal matterf What a
depressing influence it exerts upon the mind.
clouding the memory and filling the head with
pains and strange noises How difficult it is to rid
the nasal throat and lungs of this poison
catarrh. How difficult to protect the system
against its further progress towards the lungs,
terrible disease and cries out for relief and cure
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fail of Sanford's Radical Cure
attested by thousands who gratefully recommend
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Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-09
An Excl ting Runaway.

Shortly after O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
while carriage containing Mrs. o. F. Win.
chester and friend was going down State
street the horses became frightened near the
corner of Water street and started to run.
The two ladies screamed, and the coachman,
John Murphy, did his best to control the
animals, but all his efforts were of no avail.
The horses ran down Union avenue toward
the depot. Murphy was thrown, landing on
his head. The carriage was also overturned
aud both ladies were thrown out, happily re-
ceivipg no injury. They were thoroughly
frightened, however. The horses continued
the run until they were stopped near the cor
ner of Howard avenue and Portsea street.
Murphy was unconscious when picked up.
At a late hour last evening Murphy was in
the same condition. The injuries he received
are more serious than was at first thought,
and have resulted in conclusion of the
brain.