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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
SEALED BIDS

DOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
i sewage pump for Salt Lake city
will be received by the undersigned
up to Friday September 20, 1889, ut
10 am. The plans and specifications
are on file in the office OF William j.
Silver. NJ. E, No. 143 w. North TEN
pie street. where they may be eX.
amined and necessary explanations
afforded. The right is reserved 10 re.
iect any and all bids.
BY order Of the city council.
HEBER M. WELLS.
City Recorder.
CityHar Salt Lake City, Utah,
September 10. 1889.
The time for the delivery of the
bids above advertised for is hereby
extended to Tuesday, October !, 1889,
at 10 am.
BY order of the committee on
sewerage,
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
City Recorder.
City Hall, Salt Lake City.
September 49, 1889.
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Ikes the lives of many people miserable,
B often leads to self-destruction. We
ow of no remedy for dyspepsia more
,cessful than Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
5 gently, yet surely and efficiently,
les the stomach and other organs, re
ICES the faint feeling, creates a good APP
tie, cures headache, and refreshes the
dened mind Give Hoods Sarsaparilla
ar trial IL will do you good. 259
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF REAL E TATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the Probate court
in and for the county Of Salt Lake, Utah terri
tory, made on the 23d day of September, 1889, in
the matter Of the estate OF John Z. Horne. de-
ceased, the undersigned the administratrix of
said estate, will sell at private sale on or after
Saturday, the 18th day OF October, 1889, all the
right, title, interest and estate of the said John
p. Horne. at the time of his death, and all the
right, title and interest that the said estate has
by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other
than or in addition thereto, in ana 10 all that
certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in the said county of Salt Lake. and
bounded as follows towit: Beginning at the
southeast corner of the east half of the north
east quarter of section fifteen 80, township
one "a south OF range one % west. Salt Lake
meridian, and running thence west twenty COZ
rods, thence north forty 40, rods, thence west
sixty 900 rods thence north forty (40l rods,
thence east eighty go rods, thence south
eighty go rods to the place Of beginning, con
tanning twenty-five acres. Bids must be IN
writing and may be left at the Office of David
James & Co, 81 S. Main street, Salt Lake city.
Terms: Cash on confirmation of sale; deed al ex
pense of purchaser. SOPHRONIA HORNE,
Administrative.
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NOTICE..

VlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
l. the stockholders of the Peoples
Equitable Cooperative Association
will be held in the Social hall, Salt
Lake city. ut 7:30 pm, on Monday,
September 30. 1899, to hear the re-
ports OF the board Of directors and
auditors; also for the election OF
officers 70 serve for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before
the meeting.
LEVI W. RICHARDS,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, September 10, 1859.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
i Salt Lake county, territory OF Utah. In the
matter OF the estate of Frank Foote deceased
Notice OF time and place of hearing petition for
order for executor TO make deed. Notice is
hereby given that p. De La Mare and T. n. Nor
gan have petitioned the court for an order au-
thorizing the executor of the last will of Frank
FoOte, deceased, to execute deed of conveyance
of real estate to them, said real estate having
been bought by petitioners from the deceased in
his lifetime, and that the S0th day OF September
A. d. 1888, at 10 o'clock m, has been duly ap-
pointed by the said court. nj the court room Of
said court IN the county court house in Salt
Lake city, for hearing said petition, at which
time and place all persons interested may ap-
pear and show cause, If any there be, why such
an order should not be made.
Dated at Salt Lake city this 26th day of Au
gust 1889. JOHN C. CUTLER,
Clerk Of the Probate court In and for Salt
Lake county.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Utah and
Salt Lake Canal company will be held
Saturday, October 5, 1889, at II am,
ut the Office of the company. No. 40
s. Main street, Salt Lake city, Utah
territory, for the transaction OF such
business as may come before the
meeting.
ELIAS A. SMITH.
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CRY. September 90, 1882.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
II holders OF lions Cooperative Mercantile
Institution will be held at the institutions Office,
No 81 TO 81 East Temple street, this city, on
Saturday. October 5th 1889, at . pm, for the
election Of officers and directors for the ensuing
year; also for the purpose of amending article
Of the agreement and articles of association, so
as to provide for the payment of quarterly in
place of halfyearly dividends as at present, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting
r. G. WEBER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, September u, 1882.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the Crescent Mining
company, for the purpose Of electing di-
rectOrs and transacting such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting, will
be held Wednesday, October 10, 1889 at
1880 O'Clock am, at the Office of the
company, at Mccormick & Co.'S bank,
in Salt Lake city, Utah territory. in &C
cordance with the bylaws. The stock
transfer books of the company will be
closed at Park city, Utah, Saturday.
October -, 1899, at 2 o'clock pm, and
remain closed until after the election.
By order OF the president and board OF
directors.
c. H. WHITLEY,
Secretary Crescent Mining Co.
PARK CITY, September ~, 1889.
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Rnctlen,s Arn1ea Salye

We Best SaIve in the world for Cuts,
Is. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
4 S'1cSter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
ms. and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
Div curea Piles, on no pay required. 1t
narantdes to give perfect satisfaction
snney refunded. Price ~ cents n box
sale byA. G. Smith AZ Co.
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SOuTH.

Trains Salt for north
G Gel p IT
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3 to Mark McKlmmins' for livery.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

r September "a. 1889.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Programme Of the InaagsI-
ration Ceremonies.
xnx cUsToH HorsE fsarI.Y
.x.dxs swzn Appointed Piiot Coon.
,-s..leaxr-rhr<e srskans Bali
,...s.--ss~ansostnss Drewnsd.

$3.50. x4.vsz ersusI srapara f:oAx
VII Sr.es "a $500 Mess
for tfi9 lpen< - 80
aud foF the fses5s1oh " ss's' -.
iuegmin< goxfr1gfr sists NC sssA'&a'sy - : :
s...a <orursste1 ffoTefngr aosse aE<s
1870 sts.ssa will STRIVE r. ftgzs city to
-. s..~ ..,s,rsf,s,ss vEsg tsgs. Macs
nt8nk 49, ...s 1870. ,,..,sa-r,-v -
q The esp.p Ds.s1.s - -.
5. m. Chief Justice sasfDfa a@s1as ~
s,e,xe|f 10 snyisxzsosi 70 be present asaG I'D
-s,t.ss, es1s egassss. The receystaFs ssft ~
.,ssssss. -. 1900. .y@ysfs.x ard wEss
ga 9 - t.sss, 81, fseslr sssar
49, ser ss< ..rssssrs 81 saertss
Mnlen ~. 80. s,r,sss f,,r flss snxef TAT
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- raANclsco lsEyIEw.


san Francisco. AFril ), --wheat- Market
easier egop prospects are 80 favorable that
sellers are Inclined ia realize; ST. 81 is
about the eurr ut figure.
Barley -Dniler and WEAKER. No. feed,
7l1sg47a9te.
oats-1rAde Slow: dealers make eonces-
sions TO effect sales choice feed, 81 OIL;
40. |. 81 02sstrf e5: loser grades, Oh scssssi.
Hops Nothing doing.
Potatoes Market easy. new. aOcf1si, old,
Peerless, ,zsstaacs Burbanl,s, 5sta7Jc, Garnet
Chile, asss4te; Early Rose, Ssas0c.
Butter = Easy fancy, lie; good TO
Eggs Easter: calsfornla ranch. isIal7e:
store lots. ifttije.
40 charters reported
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE HAEKET
SEw YORK, April s..--cofFee--opfsous
opened steady, i0ia2s paints Down and
closed steady, E1la points dDwh. sales
s9.gs1 bags. April. Si6 s.: Nav. SIC s5aji6 81
July. $40 s0gie Is; srot Flo qaiesi fair
CaTg0gs. tS5<e.
slxsr-i.aw, sseadler. fair reanleg. 6ssa5
; ii-iSe; refined firm and quiet.
Copper Nominal; lake, April, sis 90
L.eas--Easseg. domestic So Is
I'ia-Qeiet aud steady.
Bar silver, gxlse.
Petroleum opened steady az s9isc. aud
closed steady ~ soc.
Ah4NAa9 LIVE SfNNA AAAA&f.
GfgIcA AGO, April s.-Ce;fle-- Receipts IL.
900. active AMI n shaele lower; choice
20 extra beeycs, 81 se9f "a, steers, s. SOD
60 stacsess and feeders. e 4etaS SIS:
Texas steers. S3sfs3 -.
Hogs Receipts. 7tt&l. slow AMI 5Gltec
lover; mixed. 81 5s6ts ~; heavy, 81 7os5s
light s. %sssa
sheep Receipts, 7Doo, strong aud Zoe
higher, nhtives, s. 7sta 70; Western corn
te,i, 81 s0aa 80
Tie proeeYs' .foaFnafs special csblegram
fgam London quotes hshyy shipments OF
American cattle, demand weak, ha:
prices steady: priess. l2sae for tops.
eHfeAeo raauScis MARgET
THtgAGe, April s--swasas closed weak
an.i lewer rash. sc' May. 50 &C. July.
@ze
eora-Iower. cash. s.'se; May. ssse.
I1sY. - sc
Oats Easier cash, 2se May. 2sssc; July,
- i-A6e
Bzsloy-~Sssai ng aaius.
t4nfk-i.ower. May. 81 -. July, sIs 70
Larts-~ Easier. cash, q So: Nay, S. Is.
gseitsM GEAIS MARKET.
fsaSDoS. Apgil s-Ths kark Eaae ExHress
SAYS Deliveries al EnslsSa wheat have
heea 81 IAfertaF qanlisy nu1 weight. 4hs
prizes declined on an avesagt IxTj EIoas
Is "a lawes kassiaa and American " heat,
( 81 eer1, lseans aud seas. ~ lower. A. to
day : ftaskEs AZ sagss Of " heat Aese lower.
fassass dropped 9sigxad. I'asre was sogae ia.
qatFy s1r eats. amt pigces advanced IN.
Cam Is 81 8easer. Fresh arrivals fetsza
America Et9s gfza1 satisfaction rs TO con
f atti1n aN4 tMa4sfF
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TACOMA NEWS.



TaeazA. Apsfl s--rhe cry s'ssaelI l,,slA
sa sAtsaarae.i session tals evening, An
sFSssnssee seetsea eass.ng fae sAlssaas an
sassssay was lost bs Is xese. ass a.se4szee
Sseliaa raising the iiesaee ffosa 500 30 Etsas
prevailed.
Se9, fsal haytaa wiz Il aye 9arulaa f,s
she ahsF stlaerxew se0sziar. lie wts5 sesg,
a spokane Fails xaa gsYsAn exhibition as,
&sass'as lake avss SUNDAY
e slia tewa nteios wiit rga ga q itslgs
Abc tefsecG Division avenue aat Nsata
esftsS ~ sssaa a. = eSanvttsng lgna. n1w
oelbg constructed between IKE ~ prtass
&yrsae aud 6 ssfeei tracks Il essasl,lss,ess
hssokssfssss ss3iksnS ~ safinNa, 4
q. ssas1wJen,t- Barton. tAaYies lsstass.
Thai hakiea and 5 y Nal. waa hase
sstssss.sAi We esist:stl $50 franchise faH
tStsistas sNhse foaslre@y tttet they a{il -
gEaatsst
lalnes natesa2a ot aAsysvflfe vaas
VIII Ss1&klish fnhsiessinx e3l vols hsgss
hszssS : cssAszs ri saA.Sxn
Tue birmingham l.zaxa tasessssy. sas4sx
ksfssf&s- et which fasfsss r <4fzs 49,,
etlsr ssfd paXls Z MaFray sye fgels,s,,s -
saV hEss ~ sssanths. has ! csnstSi stssek AZ
ssSAs%N. TIE uhsecss 81 the ssyeaMtsasfgss
ARE y s.a3 sssi seA teal ia Tssi sfsage as..s
trskaei IsfssiaeFfy sass rs osil sfsss sg,srs,s,
s&n ADJ fsHf sailis
hnsa Ftsley, esikzassls 81 gaaAAs, Ass
NIstsFN aNfs g ssAsa ~ tine sA@rtas s,ssa ~
cf ass ss't=, + = ~ Eeagsas YsssqF : - 5,.fs
atN AaassS aasne IS sssre Nesa rs ssstas
age sA1 sFesS 8baHs usfs s vssszss La l.fss,.
rrcsase<i sstssss Tie fhlAks rs sz,, f,my -
sosaewtsers sass The SNend. TIA ssslsrr ass
ss.Ta snstsiaT ser hsm ssE d Yeags
$50 tAsetsss Nt& sfAsss systsJA 0ls "
weeA&
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500, coo -Fine Busiuess eogaer
ss5. Corner 90 second street
sso.eoo -leoxi1. corasr rhtu4 street
ssI.eoo-izx,ao. eoraes "a Fourth
street
sto,ooo - fest wass { property
s5,sSo-12oxlao Fearsh street.
s.oeo-Asaxl2a 80 Washington street..
$4,000 -eozwo . washington street.
sio.oco -.laa1ea ls5wosa seventh AID
Eight,
sa.5oo 24a31n bstTeea seventh aad
Eighih STREETS.
se,see Twelve aass ea Madison s,reef.
sa.ooo B'oSas . and 3. Haaafa-4 I'D
dltlea VII double in one year.
ss,sse-Foas lots ea Leke Uu'on. ui.h
yeaag oreh&ra; aas vssw.
caescs peaperay a. Yes.es 4veaae AID
J&eksap sfscet cable rad
Coal ansl ainesal ana
s7.soo-s77 seses os and, win good
EaiIlsifs
CAelce ave-sosu tgAgsa
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oussfse AFRICAN NATIVES.


ioxneE J.prlf s-szenry u stnfsley's
letter 10 IAe EoyAl fteogsapEteal soeaety
was reasl ut meeting II rhas body this
evening. Tbs letssF consists Egsnly
Of repssstiaa o. whss has aifesdy ben
Published. He describes a. iesagta Tn
various devfees by whlnA sse natives en-
sieaserud 80 psaTeat The afss8ee Of the
expedition. One OF tBeks was 20 dig shAs-
log pits scrpss the pafb 81 the etslaFnn aud
asi them with skswers which were gently
covered with leaves. The s&gwefs pierced
the fest 81 Sfsnieys msn. 5nfietIng
wounds that ia faany CASES ceFs50ped into
dangerous soFss. Men who we're lasned in
this manner were seldom OF further ser
vice.
STANLEY Gala the natives seanuing
rogf1ea," aud says that Tor the pssrpose Of
extcTsIsn they always pretended that the
ley believes the lakes he discovered ia
les IL t0pR 10 thss C0sfeg
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nouE grLe ron soorLAxn.
Aa smarostssat Measure hatred nssss
s1 Parliament

EssA @sS, Aprsl S--fn sAe casa Es1s ~
nssai tae segsgs.zaeai sassestse<s 5 0EG
isssasAlsRS fas saess zsveTEsaaas "a sesss
}aae. Tae BIT efessei- egaasy caaassgs,
Tzssa asess - sAtrA srw - as essrsess BY
hissse AaAssss- AZ hsessskes aita q gasve-
sNs4 ai ssa faas soc s.ll X snerssss geta
ceifs kna eihegx = Z be saiS Nsserzsza
8% pfMaes - s1e NsaSelas Exsaa& s. t.vs
Hssa a& 80 STATES Iss Fskht -
tses rssvsae &s kk< stages aa-.sss
M "a 81 Aaa afaSsgss Il
IS @ sa as sssa sss A4ss
FA# 4#& saAas ds he essss SIS s~v
Sc sssas AZ - e. lse e Ezgsasss caaa.
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SPOKANE RAILROADS.
Oregon Navigation, Spokane
Northern, and sanitata.

sitKAsR FAiss. April & Engineers 81
tnuo- 4. d y, Co. have stared oat a line
ilito this city, Tho depot viii Bat on ghe
NnssA aide. just east of town.
The wesk IF gssding on The spoxsne {
Northern h progressing rapidly. Al.
ready nearly mile az gfaAlng wsrA
sex bsen dssae. Apd a. soon
sx iseu arrives trek ying 81 cosafaeatse.
The spokane Northern wsll eannes.s will 4
scstNesa Pacific sEns Hstnst ene AundYet
sset nssgta Of tho bridge. The graders
saa 2 = iass west ai the college. ia Che ho,.
l0w. % &. Corhin. who has s.a-ghaxs,.
msasFaai Tor the nes nnsa. left Sea- Yaxk
Ter thls paint to-day.
Iise spokane. Pest Pals 4 EaxsAsss Raj.
WAY company has haen aggaH.sest 10 bald
trusa this city via fest Falls cyst. Is ssf-
meet Vita TIE Manitoba FmlFwAY A n
tanIna ard other pruaiacus expstAiisss
40 interested. The capita. s,osk will bs
Ss.eola1 Week will be gansens.ssl
sh0ffls
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nouLasaIsr AGITATION.
Che General Gaining GrouAd--His
stay In Bsfgfusa neartnsn.

PARIS, April a.--fa ffGaes demands the
expulsion Of tsea. Boal2n9er All ths
newspapers admit that the result OF the
trial 81 tho leaders Of the Patriotic League
II rebuff - tas gesarurents The Bsn-
langisis are exalfant over the outcome Of
the trial. fhe T1atss c0ansa1s the govern
merit 90 consider well the responsibility
involved Ia shs trial Ut Gen. noasangeT
The Hes Hrdfe says the belgian author
tsies have notified BoalangeF to leave Bel
GUM, aud that be viii 20 70 Brighton to-
morrow.
Gen. Io1iaHger has teiegraphed from
BFa<sels that the report that the author
tiles had requested hIm 70 leave belgium
IL rfft~tfe
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING


Tzsn ssszaaA1 fssx zezn1gs xsEsi eonssassz.
mnd AEi tlse ssfisk sFe sulsssEx 20 fwff ca
szezfy. 4 saeas snmskse- sigsa PAM reTarss
that saSzraafx szisa aerl fhe heAsssxs %
arr car tbs msEss<. TrFo raffs q Logss
eensaaEHx naassr l.fsa.aH sess7 wsse re
essxsa S3tar6sy. a nsw Essa wfli - Es1t
IL esssrzszon ssse<xsy
Hess eonaus@ - arrive n eenst@eFAssie
1uxntisy.
We qaase hsps - LIS s0atTsess ~ No
hsrs are nox sess ia zrDwtss' haadx
G4ueu s<afTs are plentiful. We quote
caDaawx. peF bead, lsxc asparagus. per
Box. s.: gaas. Efe per d.; ne1 poszs5ss.
Ess9sisxe PR ID.
T1se-e IL bszt hssSe svlzess &C hEssa. FIoar,
s. 10 psz bhI
Ne aaoss ezxs * fs9sse far sresA east
err. Two e1Tl8aks ssTisnd saturday. aad
tue EnArket Il weii snFpalea-
a sGsgAs asfsaEce in i'uttsT = roses;
choice. isize. aud ziit-edzsi z5e par ID.
Hay IS on tbs decline; s3sgI5. delivered
on wharf.
MERCHANDISE ASD PRODUCE RK-
CEfPTs i1zTfng tHe. iAst IS hears tie
Ensreh Anss3se sfsa s.fEslnee receipts 8. this
port were ~ follows Pus;et ssand ssIore
road. 80 ions: C1iuEas.a & Puget SQUAD
railroad. to tors; seattle, Lake sl1gse 4
Fnsisraf rNsfHaS. GO tons. r. g. s. = Co..
rs tssss IL wAtee-EA j PFTrE. 10 t0fss;
Farsuy E4ke, Il teas: Louise, 5 Eonss Clara
Bzuwts. = t8fsgs MnBfoe, 2 TOTS Augusta. 8
tons: btanr. tens Sksgit tons Total
feeaipss, ~ tons.
SkfiFM Ess1= EJaKing Elle lass A. hours
gssosss aud usre5RassIsz sFisre Skipped from
seattle 20 the surrounding country as fol-
lows PUGET sound shofe Rad, s. toms;
Columbia 4 Rsget Sound railroad, q & tons;
seattle, Lake shore Il kaEteru railway. IS
tons. By water Michigan. tons: Nellie,
Z tens. Mexico, % tons. lola. tozsS. Henry
Bailey, = toTlss Fleet wSod, > tons; Quincy.
= foas; Glide. IA tons. 10sas shipments,
Z75 tons.
MATURE OF REE'E5PT,s.--z5JJ sks oats,
SEQ 90 feet logs, 5 tons iron, 80 tons brick,
crates iron pans, hkg carriage and
wagon materials, BIS cal'isons. bxs hats,
3 Ids cgsts. I75 bids CHAIRS, - cs ak
handles. bx7 hardware, !. cs tobacco, =
BIDS paper hatlginsz bSs marble. y bxs
butter, ~ obts liquor. To- cFts vegetables,
lls8 tons railroad iron, 2s0S SKIS fiuIr and
feed, 80 DDls sugar. &c obis Iron and lead,
~ tons iron, ; bbss oysteri, IS cs boots and
shoes, bxs water meters nxs marbles,
3 biis furniture, i lsxs bank books, bois
syFup. 5 cs playisg cards, 80 pcs iron pipe.
fA,s bbls beer. tubs batter. b bales deer
sktns- sewing machines, ears sheep,
I car hogs, 80 sSS bran, bxs eiesf--, : bxS
glass wsFe, ~ SKIS szorss, 1915 SKIS wheat, car
ice. 40 pes sewer pipe, Is tsaSes lemons snd
oranges. go SKIS wneEE-
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DR.. A. c. STODDA2D.
President of the
i.IEDiti WORLD DISpEXSlRY,

OF San Francisco, Cal, and Ksnno6 CO
No, viii be at the Arlington hotel ApkzM
and Is, 20 consult with his M1n8
patients In Washington Territory anG 1lI
Others desiring treatment.
Dr.. Lieoig & CO. The European medal
stair and special surgeons and phyoie16G1
OF tina Liebig World DispeEszry and tu11es
national Surgical Institute.
Tie surgical branch gives specs@=tt s<1oq.
ton 20 detormifies OF every kind, e11 ~
Gisplacements occurring appliances ~
curvature OF the spine, hip joint dlDcnn
distorted limbs or srms successfully tx&n&
% by our new yclfslc aud magnetic aHQlk
apees.
The medical branch devetes especial q
tention 10 all chFUuic. Complicated pfk
yate and wasting diseases, resulting from
badls treated Gases of acute or special No
ture, or from iiIdiscresions of youth, txins<
ing en- sperfratorrseea. seminal weakness,
and an unnatural drain frusa the holy
which underulines the constitutions -alE0
debility, decay, loss Of vitality or man.
hood, which rsxultirom excess Of matnr*
ity.
The reason $, many ere NOT cured OF the
above complaints Ii owing % coapiica
ton called proststorrhnea, which our
treatment alone esa care.
Varricoceis, worny veins IN scressfn.
structure, blood and skin impurities, speed
lily eur q. acute private tsenbie& safety,
coshdentially and quickly cnred. Catarrh
of the mucous membrane Of the ssaa OF
b adler successfully treateds also thrs&s
aHdl.ung diseases. Female complains and
all del cate, complicated diseases OF wo
men, carefully treated 5y our new method
whel.eby none OF the usual physical exam.
nations are required. Disbursements OF
tue uterus aud all special complaints pe.
culiitr to females successfully sssRfSd Al
languages spoken aud writer's. write ~
your own language.
The most powerful ELEfssSlss belts
free 10 patients Call on OF address
LIebig World Diepensarys
400 t;eary St. San Francisco, CaN
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OFFICE: squire's new
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Main Streets, Seattle. Wash.
ington. Rooms 25 and 26.
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