davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-09
70 Young ana mlaale-Aaed Men.
BLOOD AID SKIN DISEASES.

srphfiis. eisease rnoss dreadful In ia resa,rs
ceuplstely sraAicAte4
ssesEs, csfsEsa. &c, permanently cured
wi8fte ethers have fsiCA
Kidney, Urinary aaa BLADDER complaints.
pAsAtNas Nasachls, tc0 fFe4aena bNrniax or
eiesds aEstsc. bi h ealarea 90 wlth msiky seal-
alehs Ga sFaa-.ax. wax eaes, geRa0Fhcra.
gieei, eYst 'is promptly ard safely cared
tHasses reasonable
ous Succ ass Is Based upon Facts.
uss rSTntales as quickly ant case pezaA.
Ne ID not claim e. know everything q. ral..
uon 20 medicine OF & seSses. o. b be ais (, era
tFrst ease. has rs Do claim that a larze ex-eu.
s.Ns ata Increasing pgaesiee. sitA uaEarA4sllsa
sas,ts, r. sustain + ara tae aeAt proof ~ = doc.
Ezpegience IS wsrsh everything wnowle.r,
sNilae4 q ceasa,fAns WIZ. critically c1amsuing
and successful treating thousands 81 lssss.sFs
az sveFg 9Ge, SEX. p-oleeSloa and ueeapsflon AZ.
tNeted Wl6a every pEeaeat abe safa al stage az
dtsrss. es aci fu'ttF, caaales IA ~ ASSURE fhosa
SNatfias vita las sna adirs asst We have sac
6 s'ea N restoring nsai1h . iErgr majority IT
eases fFsafst. even alter otaer kxflysf sasf sssor
eetia phgsi ssns have failed 10 effect aus rersI,s.
AfMs uh@3zc fog the better
We eee patF0askai hv class 81 ladies' An4
EcptiegE.n 100 SseeetoRs - a. tnllacsad 0nga hF
an igaataas qa<ek, ana taeg afe TOO saDsgsad-
sns g y ifSalesea away fFosa Physicians wa0
Psrsans cagisag Il cur oaiee ran hare Tia safls-
iaeAssa q a Tree rtasnisalEau WITH the aSsar-
a1ca f1A teeF NAY depcas mon receiVla ~ eaa.
ati op.ai IA. haaasao,e. Square deal4ax feAsoa-
aeia charges Nl8 10 sneanfagenaeus pishoHs \
5eosFees ~ improvement or ears.
Oar ira tses n tcaRtiea npaa Fas results ~ sAs
btsf fae ssasSsS, wIt4o2s reference - e3aa0is Or
'raEhie4
Yen sla res - aegesi NJ persuaded "a taxa
treAtmeai. ead ~ oae VII is treated uniafa
faea s sFruns af0a4otllts 81 care It laF8ta-
neat bsaeai Make insesF1SatsnaS ard decide
for NMfgsssff
Olaee hsass. Froms a =. 70 :. m. san
DAYS > IS Il = m oalg
n. R-Pessoas GnAhia 90 VISIT rs mar b
treated A. thesr auMtes - correspond ennA
Medicines sna lastsaUAanaa saiss hf hlAil * eK-
4rew& Gausa' tatgaa fFgA
AlRags seed stAnp when tersy g expseset
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&c sskaer Al. ?. 8anrpe brought Ira "a!
ssAS Esoaa saoaanish telaT
- ssesfaeg Glars Brown brought IN forty
sexs q vsA oysters sgtas. Oysters 81 ell
slsss AZ Ii good sapp a. present aud the de-
ssrt i splendid. During the late cold spell
esfsnmsuts 81 Eastern ugstsrs have been aF.
kssss q SPLENDID osaeF. and Instances Of ssoeks
ssIsg ga ths bands 81 aehleFs are rare. Tho
tassssfla isxntp 4nted oysters afe aelltl 8 very
~ sgsAengh tie excellent oysters tssAi sFa
49, sseeivea from OiyIapia ar preferred ~
ass "a aeegset e the cit renee IN psise.
tsaAiians ass the same ~ q last report.
1sass large consignment OF POTATOES was re-
49, fncm snchomsh tosiaF or tie W r.
sasFsa TIE shipment weighed about four
49,
~ steamship HaytleR Republic arrived -
~ anaay irefA san Ffaaeise0 with 40 tons oil
eEat she bfpnghs 30 tons Of freight for TAI
eas sd othlr aaaas eiSies.
inFsTtsnt ameas tue shipments from Seattle
szsg ssfs a. fs5sesA, One carload OF feel ~
Fuheli, enc csr,asJ u iron 10 tsiliaan aaA one
asa4a ~ hers ~ the East
rs trasni q q hops for export 10 London,
- - ssflgs from -neguaiuie tagay. AID con
szaesily caanog b. started East before Monday
sffusslsY.
gAs gsss wess has ast been very Nveiy IN basi.
~ EifEafes HuAEFff tA1 fNtAHts "a AAaA4& ilf
e. sesk shows no decrease
aancaAssisk AND FRonucg RECEIPTS
1Msag Tie last s~auty.isHr hours the mer.
fsshels ssA rsoSiaes Tece pss al this part we're
= fols9Ha Puget sound Saefe road, 80 TONS;
te'aht.s Puget soma q railroad. 74tons; Sc.
Ens take Nhefe 4 Ess'sYa railway. 81 tons.
= aases- Washinstaa. TONS Cascade, Il tons:
" Z Maascs. toas; clara Brown, tens; Hay
tssa kerpbise. go tGnsi three scows brick, so
fs4 Total seas iBis. "a soas
saIraESgS
faFinR The last "a hours goods and meFchan.
&c svrs shippeA from seattle 10 ihe surround.
IS suan.ry a. loilnus; Pact snaad shere
seal = fups. Eelamhss PaRes sound railroad,
Y fasas seattle, Las - r. & Eastern railway.
se0s BY w4teF- Eliza Anderson, 70 tons,
Nahe lous. Kal'h, 8 tens fleetwood, tons.
4elsi shipments, 10 tors
s&Feak ~ RxcHgPTN
sesea eass brick. ears shingles, IL cara lun,.
be-. sAfs sos1, 100 SACKS potatoes. a. SACKS
essssss, lENS hfsex. 80 Sacks feed. 80 boxes
$50. - sarks Hour, ears has. ear ieffa
cots, : raFs beer, 20 hesd cattle. 3 cars some.
s head hefses. 81 head sheep, cars fugnigare.
= hssa hass isAF farm wagoas Iear isoaware,
ses glassware
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Hes1-EeesLpsa = sc. ssssey. nfxsd z.qsa
$50 AEavy ard ligkt Sc aoA9 a
Asaeep- Reesirts. 3 en5 ssrosxs n4tfses fazx 20
Western Fsases 81 Texxnz. ss841s
ExvK3gooE sKArs MA1xRx
I.svKKzooE- Dec T.--Nheax-g2usse; haEszrs
pEeT mod fsts1g. Cai2feFnt1. "a II r,eY eenfA1
Cozn--sgsset; demand pcoF. Esw mfxea Wess-
err. - 10 psS seatat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-09

TsrAsn TRANSPORTATION Co.-HzEHERT
Il y. Beeeher, EanzssE

The steamer y = ITsky, Heroere =. Beecaes
master leaves Eezsxae every Suses&y Afssr1ue1 a.
81. n for Peri T4wrssz9 sid 5ae Al glaa
issengfs frora HAsaefssa wha<E Leaves PORT
To1nsssd9s a X ever M0aoATs resaesssy
mud EfI&nv fgy y b. sroEz, es1ling q eE2ls1
tssmnd. ard Richardson's fwesfnes pefzzAt4aEfs
Arwyle. Lopez Fxss3Es HaFkor, AspAe toa M0za-
oar - ng nogta ard Tcarxss2y geNHE South,
Kccae Aashoz. Ores ard Eaz. Soaz1
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SEATTLE poRr TOWNSEND ROUTE

z. s mai steamer gain ieavss Seattle every
day, except "a BFday, ~ 10 ~ . "a; arrives ~
Port Townsend ~ 8 = N. Eexi Cay. Returning.
isavss Port townsend ~ - - NJ. arrives 81 81
atLAs a. p "a.
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TAs sesams- EsS : new rs1&v So hzxzeSx
E&sssSt H-s1snE ZsR szzgsre g. - s429 aGAs
= i. ssz seElF e. sasFa - = 4. 4, =s-&a@-z<
ssz-zs.. sys.s a. = s.7rk 1oss4 81 Ez2rz 80
A. r. AFAt bins,
SNGz< AzS ASEzG
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NWNTElE IEILE lAe~ a.ssEas 1T @1s-aa
- Gozau &Zy,
cAPrTA1. szalag
orrcx sra EoeaE k4xs CO.. szATr&E


Frx~ss grsIesss e sseEszzeS sEoa res ex72s1
fsEies enasAuEeg laG Also 1ze 7Fs1z2asse- &@safs
8 - 3 FfAsaa az kasaetsT8 sszssal
- assgsss1s a. - Nwn sgz&4sss re t-SFAe@ y.
4 Eaz4l essfse = ASA Gts. = 20 Asss<s5
sfF4rTs eE-zk1tss AL rSsAsfss ssas $50
- - = 4 s-e.xas@. saaes&xes. asx1s-g, eus& S11
Sxesess sFza f.zz ss<n kksix&1a#M
RA&Fss&s Prs skEs SIS tsysAEasA
eT4sgsE - AINg8N & @2E<x f4ne-xE2&
H. BAKGG sexseszsy.
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Leavea Pertlsnd dslsy At q. n Via tae rusou
tu2 eafs. TI1le 80 Chicago saly - ssyssrz fsaIf
O. Oliver :. EriEExs q Act ssent C1sy aeek o.
p ". Mstl4n1sa. t4eket aEeaf, pessnrses 6ssLss-
Tag N-~-~
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Sastee - he-etv 4trse Is aaiar sn8 - sts-
tnH ef 60 cH.sg q sef se-tEf eEssft et As@g
rssrss. asafa - NssElEftoas d. taa ERffsr gi
FL g asraFa NA HeF fr.fst..-e - en aes1sfs
fare r. heF tf ss,1 - csc tesF Of q ezrsk 3 zs 3
I.sE ssere t1csefesF oFENFss& Dc 81 = - e
t.lEs<e thE H4 NNss c. Ere4 sWA8 &H&
q Az a. NetEs1 sH1sEE t3 - So sess AK
esst - - - aa1 tze ste& e. sfTsTs.s sd - -
fa @&A@ saiaaW-sarN Str esaNFrE - US
IS stR q ee sAs4 = aKaseE- - fs@aar
E4sr8 ~ esasrss. s. aE caGGsss " ass SasA 90
PAD 30 k1Es. ReessySz
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erATrTrwHaTcoN ROUTE.

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle as p IA.
Egadays Tuesdays and Thursdays: arrives as
y nafeoEn AZ n n. next aAy. T. turning. leaves
WhaEcons a. =. "A. Mondays. Wednesdays and
ErlGayk. arrives as seattle az 3. IL next aAy.
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Wy & =. Co.-ETEAMEES WILL LEAVE
w Yezles's dock, seattle, cally loz IacoIna
Al ID q N
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EafEHATS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RATLwAY-THE TzEE
TGANscoNTINESTAL ROUTE
-EETwKES-
TIE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTA
KsrrHArx

Ia rssasuee< equipment IL ses sueS8 n shs
wofia, COns4sslHE % laxaT cas- sles n.aE eex
aaTsux 1Eswsae. sa@oAtEg ard u2An FussE2ss saan~
ATtEk3@ and CESS ens@ngst ears. W. : fT@a sees,-
knE s4gzas ker hEt &c ssss7sf1- CszN@ tscxsss
as tAe tSoss nzo2ern ksy4e 81 cay caeeaes
- 8fginE cays Aaa hotels preFsste tlsa bssss
g. Agiff q ssoG - GaaiEziiGz sEMzssss g. re8s02.
&Gla g&fe&
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pAc1rlc eoAgr srrANsnIr coMrAvY.

DAcIFrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
piSpstcA sfesn,ers from seattle IS follows:
For san Francisco, va Port Townsend and
Victoria Al II N. Passengers received on
board al n. ~ DEE Der Z. . "a T.. "a AID -,
ard every i've days thereafter
For Alaska: s. remtss and = NJ O. m.
Froga san Francisco sor Victoria and Puget
Eonaa portss AZ a "a. pecsmb<r !. 6. / Z, IL.
81 A and II, and every tive days there
after.
Tickets nsy be obtained st the Office OF the
gfFaFAny a. q can e. e. sFst ..
G0OnAIIs PERKINS & CO.
General Asensx
No. n Masket street. san FFsacieeo, Cal
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Eesurrfne SeGrez wEAscoaa ~ : q II Tues
davs Thrrssavs ard sessriRvs- On the SsJ1--
Ezy sx.p he L3bev goes thr uge % seattle. E&-s-
from PORT 1awnssad g SEA re, ~ NaE4 ~
tnsg nngsnz rASseageFs or freight ffCZ seAETs :
sog the i AIDS nv GAe Iibey's y edsses2Ay aad
Ffidav trips viii he csrrlets On the Washington
SseEnbozz ard Tr1nxp0yizslou CO. q steamer
EalsE - k0rs TgwnSezd o. Tuesday AMI lhnrs-
Ca n53Ars and Transferred direct 20 TIE Libby.
On fheea GAYS the ~ q IL T. CO. VIZ issue tick
ess and LII fEes1kt throtEn - GestsnEt1cz.
HERBEET BEECHELS, MANAGE
T. A HATFIELD Agent. seat =
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HOOPS CANAL EoUTE jose
IL PHf%E

TIE asanes 1eseEh5as wtH 1eave HatEeaS-
C6sUaE uAAeg. fsst - MSFs2a stgf9f, Wednesday
&ad saturday HaogBtER a. S@ & H. iar furs
Gaa'hfe. se&beck. En5oG ClsY an5 al wsy % nss
oa Maass's CsuaL Re EguIoE leaTeH Cnloa Ctr
AzsnaaY saI SHursstsN Esrf1iuN Fes sftleaEof
pxssxFe Ngpsy - Esfae z f0jman whsn e o.
pa a. CART e.. @l EkSptE, Master.
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yHATcow Avp syssvauwoo porTr

Steamer K.txa Aa3ers0n leawss seattle AZ p.
"a Manegys Wednesdays ard Fridays. arrives
81 v aafcora 3 a. ~. aext cay. Returning, leaves
Nhsfeom Tuesdays aad Thursdays a. = II.
SgudsYs Z. m. Monday triE 70 uiAamo0.
u b. JACKSON President
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Trade AND SHIPPING.
4 Review Of the Business Of
the Week.
rec.kL HOP TRAIN DELAYED.
i. on vet start East Before Monday
ursesaay = Eseeipts ssd Shipments
san Francisco Markets.
gEclsL HOP TRAM DELAYED.


kEaTfIEs Dee. !.
x..sxw~rs a fhe Seattle Clearinghouse today
y - - -. nsaklag totss Of 20 e. sTfes FOG
-. Tae exeh&ages for each das Of ths
-. - a. iolisEs:
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
- uAmlseAl

|,ASAprAs PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
- Qlmltsd)
STEAMER PREMIER
H0cNp SOUTH.
LEAvz. AgEfvE
ysncOuver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Thursday pm and MoDasv-9 % N
Teenseaa Monday and seatt c, Friday and
Thursday III p ~ Tuesday p "a
Seattle, Tuesday cad Tsc0Da. Friday aud
Friday ..4.-.....,s N tuesday -..,-.... 10 "a
EoEND NORTH.
EKAvE~ ARRIVE.
Eeeffie, a. mt6night Townsend. z.....~-s n
Tu saay and Friday Whstcon ..-s 20 a m
Townsend a ~ Roche Harbur ~ 20 , n
Wnafr0ta - 50 IA Vancouver ...... y "a
Roche Harbar PA
The cumpaay reserves the right 20 change the
time table or places OF call with0at notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard Fridays
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT sEATTLR
Tuesdays aud FrIdayS
JOHN A o'sRIKN, Master
Fw PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. P. \. Co. Id
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Returning. leaves Seattle for Tscons wednes-
6ay. Friday ard sunday az % . u. from Seattle
Wafeb0use Co.'S y hart
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Fs- sssss2ea tssnrmar0a arpsF - sas sogluw-
90 z9Erts el 90 zga1y
s Mo- AH
IA 3 a ssess ErsH ssrees g'erelGz8 o.
" NESfN $50 seAs9& 81 3
- EzkS klaEZa = =
4 = HA-ta =. 40 1fSE. FEE4T@k al &E1e4r
exr AREAS, Azas8&Res e G.
Eefsss rszs1<1fa sssresTs ssa4sEsa11
Ck2&@zzz RSg&1s %. TlSs@&sse
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no SHOOTING At GRLER LAKE

All use ~ Ere arms 10 forbsd4eu upon Cur
properties - GFeea Lake, which embraces the
entise lake frontage
There sFe saanE engineers. railroad baIlderz.
sskht-sseTs and oshers shea, tse lake. Gnd aysa
have eesa Feeklesssy endangered aireaay. Al
tfsspass Ia ihe Use Of nFesrms vii be vigorously
prosecuted.
November ~ isss.
wM. p WOOD,
JAMES DoUGAN.
G. c. PHlSExY,
EDWIN v. CRAVEN.
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We give r2oSt essefna ara eansiSerase Aesea-
Tea 70 diseases q semen ard eailaEgna Il VOC
sA1tF sE@2a hag osseNrc. sss78en8 0F ffageFfag
G1eS4sE ~ & tAe euwta0E ruHsfaa @NrlurS f&sf %
fsife YEA grflSs8a ss s6s G. ehSasea sz4sssaits =
eslss sots Wara csaegS s4sl Ftks specialists ara
sA14ted Sn every department Il taeisra aal s1r-
ksts& 81 per el5c4- The professor Aas Aaa years
q sNfefteace ia TIE haspstas ~ Brsa&fVa aud
Sew 20 :, formerly sgSe3al ssrasexSar -
NonAns Hospital Eolsre. New Yerk AMI q
cue 81 tHs sness ssaee- siss and aesf Snomn gyna-
eesssie4i specialists Ia liza country
70 Young ana t6idale-Ased Men.
Nervous reAllisv. spegaatarghaa. seminal
LosssS PHYSICAL Decay. gssssBg frzsa f1ldts ~
biii. FfsssGetag sleerless2Ass. aeSnaasleaeT.
NiMasse % sar lace sNcgSsan 10 Sec8egy. easily
discouraged, lack u c1maaeassa sAttsI neFs ~
study or business. snd hatis Gite : eurlan.
safely, permanently and sreeslliv c4lf,si
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KIRKLAND

CTEAMER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power H5asa
Leaves AZ g. IN. for JuAalta ana way
roFt&
Lesves ~ g. N. and 4:isp- H far Newcastle
ard Hsy poFTs
Leaves a. : p n. for Saanita ard way
p0Esk. ]. H. E8UGAKAp. MsBere-.
CTEA9ER FERNpALE. HUGHES MASTER
FORT ANGELES. DUMMIES PORT TOWN
SIND.
Leaving Seattle sgIn 6Ays TSsesstays sd Thars-
esYT - A. ~ saF Petit Tawasefa. LsaTes Fort
Tow asend FER IauEaF.sSs Aad Port Angeles A.
= m. Furu5nF IsaEes Part Anxeaes Scr Issa-
eesssS. PERI EewnEea3 an8 seattle 81 q "a ca
MGn4sys, " Wednesdays ass frs8sgS
y. Ncsr EDE. Agent
E1sgincy street Wharf. RasE IoN nsala1, Wash.
J NATF5SLD. AgunE
NAtHel4 ssnsmSn NaATf SEATTLE. N &ses ngtSn
taes Mswan street.
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r. variety aSa rEEnAEEf % scgsorT s3aar
sfs lAaa s. G1egsAsed Eua Is tss &etsi,s - rack
tfaB srrY.ce esss. Na G4lE . UsGsltea AZ c&a
s44 81 ih# safety ar& cCsEss9sf - rs pefsx AS
70 az e ess s6e hsEt $50 a4ofs sgrN8rasa llss
twsse FuTaSast GaesusA. ses5s3a A8gEss-a ae1
a. Pests Eezss Tsaf11k. sd HsHaif@x Msan~
HEsass - Eaat tetesEA - Enlas 6Efawz To-
ca es4sNA
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THE sEw. FAST srrAaER rAIRHAvEs

Utsasaay CoHpeytlle. Anacortcz, Fslrhavea,
Bsil4nehaus sshoEae. whateom and way ports
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday ~ p. N.
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TMrnzrh fekees az sss1et 80 a. srs--s7ss
rcsrts il re zlsess ssAsE& C&2A14s AZ k&rag@.
81 sGsaas EegeS
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yNAsHINGTos SAVINGS BANK-INC0R.
w possiea under the territorial laws
CAPITAL. S9.aea
oFgfcERss
Wv. pesraeTa President
I. feAtoorn ....- VIE President
Il. Va H!gSiHs@-.-...+ Cashier

Drafts drawn on 81 psrts Of the vslrla, In
teFesf raid en- savings aaa tine eeTsoS x
Heurs-la .. n. d : 2, a., and saturday eTen-
ffss iFoul 70 o'clock.
Deposits Eagy BE- made IN psroH or ~ rryis-
tered letter naaaeT order af expfess ana deposit
baoEE Ei3i te returned - Tequs -
Mane4 Iaant.A "a zeal ssts.e ~ te4sonahls ratea
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uxse2gAsTsn wfr~ T-E eroaasFY 81 rs eoesrss Nsl
oarAssss nsosvsEsss Fsos aTgsf e T ass O. 70
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TO TIE LADIES.

p -. Ns.vaNa - - - p.ssaa.a
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sight ssls A. sxehsare On Loadoa. svsflshss
elsewhere IS Earoaa.
Collections raAsa - al points ca ikvoTaala
terms
ENass. vssgxs H-9 nt1sT "a 1as2ns EeesA4ea
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General banking business transacted foreign
exchange oaghF and sold; drafts and tele-
graphic Transfers sold 90 the hssks branches,
also on New York, ChsssagQs Canada AID Helg
Kong Deposits received subject 10 eheS1
lat res. paid On time deposits
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NeW YUrE CS5gAgo. - Paa4. Saa Frs3'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS,

braslpg all the newest styles viii be sold retail at
cost Of manufacturing nbed al ne room for fuss ana
snts "a lever prci thsp any other lehsSe aouse On
AnsstsAo csp ~ ,ss s'A's-A q w. In w''' '2S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
SEALSKIN SACQUES,

49,, ...ndsrd popular style. ell sizes ana enasn@ ssSs
S sss quality London dressed and dysa sSa NsN$
siSS' a. no 20 a. & Q. sHAYFE. Nanufsess'sf -
Wsst led.s. and No. los p1nSe:st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

H decidedy The handsomest introduced in urs
Every lady who aimires it, Many orders have
een naced for IT, I'm fact the sa!skn garment of
the dsy Found in this city only at No ia West 42d
ST. and No. 103 Prnee-st. c G. SIAYNE ManuIaellrer
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05
FIERCE PRAIRIE RlRK|'
Various Poriions Of south IA.
ko,a ytsise< anS Great
Damage Done.
s s:s
Many Farmers in the Vicinity d
Scotland Lose All They
Have.
Only Three Houses Marx ~ Site d
7 the Village Of VoliB Yanktoii
s,5 s. Suburbs Damaged.

SCOTLAND, 8. D., April 3.--Another
terrible prairie ERE swept over the coun-
try south Of Scotland yesterday after
noon, and it's path is now marked
by the slumbering embers ot many
homes. The wind has been blowing at
the rate of fully sixty miles an hour all
day, and with the high grass as dry as
finder the terrific force Of the fire is be-
yond description. At s o'clock word
was brought into town that the prairie
was on fire northwest Of the town, and
immediately 100 men started in teams
toward the the approaching fire armed
with brooms and sacks. Arriving at
Alfred Browns farm, two miles north.
all his barns, gronaries and cattle sheds
were in a blazing mass, and the efforts
Of the crowd were; directed to saving his
residence and beating the fire out that
would in short time have swept down
upon the town.. Browns residence was
saved, but all, his household effects that
had been carried out were burned.
One mile north of Browns place the fire
burned Henry Hagelfyy out Of his every
earthly possession. His house, barns and
stock were CONSUMED, and he barely
| escaped with his family. Across the
| road from HageIfry lived %. X. Tomli-
son, a prosperous farmer, and every thing
| about his place except his house was
swept away. Five horses and other live
| stock were among his losses. ss.
/ The town Of 0lyet, the county seet OF
Hutchinson county. eight nlileS ndrth, Is
| reported to be more than ialf burnt up.
| The bridges on the railroad east Of town
were burned. The losses for the. last two
days win she fully 80, 0Co Theft com.
PAM. have detailed five Inensto watcl,
| FOR other fires during the night,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05


Default has been made in the conditions Of a
certain mortgage duly executed and delivered
mortxagor, 10 Albert .Rhaia. mot: gage, barring
the ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds Of Morrison
county. Minnesote on the nth day Of January,
1887. at one O'clock p ~. in Rook < Of Mort
secure the payment of the sum Of three hundred
and fifty dollars and interest thereon ut the rate
Of ten per cent per annum, payable annually
,Ss s. @
| mortgage by which default the power OF sale
contained in said mortgage and recorded there
With has become operative. There Is plaipaed to
dS s;s .ad ans ~ 'sa
and ha.dA1 dollars being Interest duo aud unpaid
thereon, and no action or proceeding has been
az law q otheryise g recover tse debt
Now, therefore, notice ia, hereby given that by
virtue Of the power Of sale contained IN and re;
corded with said marriage and bY virtue ofand
! in pursuance Of the statute. in. such case made
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore.
Eclosed By . sale Of the lands and preMtses. de.
Iots numbered one az two IL serea q. and
tasgn.hik numbered one hundred and twenty.
nine l2g Of .nss numbered thirtsoss s se II
made at public yendue by the Sheriff Of SAID
| Morrison county to the highest bidder therefor
for cash. atthe front DOOR ~ the court hon1e II
evtlage 0f tittls Ealiss IL 1add county of 1Qf.
.rison and state Of Minnesota, on sllnIy3ay, ~
18th day 81 April. 1859, at two o'cloek 1nthe
afteY1oon st sat6s day, % pay and sattsfy nd
| mortgage with the costs and expenses Of forcclos
ure aud Aale, tilcludihg the sum OF twenty ave
dollars attorneys fees stipulated and aayteSdin
said mortgage, to he paid In case Of Foreclosure
! thereof, .sf]:s -. IS. Sd a*<si. s.
t t1''s s : s'''@' ,' ALBERT RHoDA,
! . n. ~ S~s-- Mortgayee.
L J. D.9JoHEs, ysg5s5 ..5l,2t. - .. ~, ~
Attorney for Mortgage.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05
MI. VERNON NO MORE.
A Thriving South Dakota Town 81
cumh4 to the Flames.

A Thriving South Dakota Town Bso-
cumbs to the Flames.
MITCHELL, s. D., April S.-The village
of Mount Vernon was almost entirely
consumed. by fire yesterday. All the
business part Of the town is burned.
Every business house, and nearly all the
residences are destroyed. The Chicago,
Milwaukee,, and st. Paul depot, togethe,
with about fifteen or twenty freight
cars and four, large elevators are gone.
The loss will be nearly $500. 900. with
but very little insurance, and hundred
families are left homeless and utterly
destitute. 1t was caused by a prairie
fire, which came in from the northwest.
A special train carrying provisions has
beer DISPATCHED from here.