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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-15
pr.. p.rrsn.. rs.e- of s..isess-

prs nArrsn car lie consul ell ire 81 tae
Hotel Gansosfa. corner Thirteenth snd
Pacific avenue, Tacoma. Wash. ofssee hours
frprs 10 10 s O'clock daily. evenings 10 .,
SUNDAYS, 10 10 II Al chronic asseases. u.
rsrularst,es OF women. esoed tsirss. loss 81
Vita rover and early sndfscreteas PER
mansntIy cured. though NO references ase
ever made in tie press ecnse rnhhs sssa
ease. oxing Go the deiiescy ct the patients.
Examinations tree Go ali. AMI circulars VII
h. seut 10 any address Cesrees Tor treat
nn.nt srcorssing o. patients ability 20 pay.
The poor treated fee Of charge from 10 %
4, dslv. All private dsseasss eonfsdeneaaiy
treated and cares guaranteed. Patients ~
= aistsrse can be cured By home trest-
nenl Medicines and letters sens Sitaoss
The doctors name sprssrng
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PROOFS Of The EFFICACY
HISlOCHNETIC SYSTEM

- 11&oe jordan, ~ y.
sKArxxK, Hoh Is. lSo4
Doceor. my lite danghtex years Cd
sas taken with scarlet fsser; ~ mck tvo
days bseces l went for decsor. He came
ana I'D De she kad scarlet fewer and wss
very stck child. and seemed 70 fsel quite
concerned about hG. I ~ do medirine
ne pfserSibod and went - GoGging's and
sos u 90. G. u your nsd5cins and stsysd
~ hes night and day: enss Il every Is
manutea By - Uay. told the doctor
DOS - Como until I sent for him. He
asked ne q knew what . dangsrous dis
ease g Vas. tod him would coms for
him 4 needed Ny mother has hsd con-
siderable expsxiencs with scarlet fesGS. and
she was ths most frightsnsd woman ron
ever saw, bat hsd confidence In your
treatment. From The Grss hour che took
Il she began to est better; in twelve hours
ner water commenced 20 increase End rom
the 6sss doss she began 70 recover and
never stopped
1 he'd my little boy I years old take .
httie occasionally; in shout two weeks 8
htue a ths rash cana out on him and that
ended the whole thing.
Mother says my little girls rapid recov-
ery b The grestest case she ever knew In
al her sxpefience-
] gave her just - worth Of your treat
ment A n. PRATT,
Sacramento, Cal
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OAKLAND. On. August %. lssa

OAKLAND, On, August D, l6S9.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. w. T.:
Dear Sir-Two Of my children. boy aged
Is md girl years, had the measles little
over year sgo. Both being rather deli
cate, the disease settled upon their lungs
All treatment 10 remove IL seemed fail
ure. They both continued to grow worse.
coughing constantly; had no appetite. be-
coming greatly reduced In 6esh.
My friends. realizing, ~ we'd ~ myself.
that my children were in . very critical
condition. with every symptom Of quick
consumption (al treatment % far being N
utter failurs). urged upon me 70 try DR.. J.
Eugene Jordan's medicine took thsIs
adytcs--sent You statement Of their con-
dition, Tsostving your medicine with In
structions. began treating ct once. Ny
children began improving and within .
week their cough had stopped and were
calling for something to eat often during
the day. They continued to improve so
rapidly that 1t sstonished us all / kept
up the treatment for two months. both
being In excellent health by that time. Il
II now three months since. and they are
enjoying better health than they ever did.
am happy to make this statement Of
facts, and hope IL may be the means Of
benetiting others as II has in our case.
an very truly yours.
JOE II. RAY.
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THE WATER FRONT.

ssesner Yakima Was la pert yesterday.
ase AienisAn win DC ia this morning agfer
aaesus Phantom Is s,sii as Anmona & paslHrs'
Nssefday.
yessssday.
&c steam barre J. f. Mcdonald is red NJ 81
Esca Posts wharf.
Neamer LAkme has Len Portland for the
ad she Is due here next Tuesday.
sSanshir Haytsen Republic win arrive
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ERoM TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
i the iine to take TO Ill points Ksst and
South. Its the DINING CAB ROUTE Il
rms through vesrbuled Trains every
day In the year to
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
Go change Of csrD
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpasoed, Pull
man Drawing Room slsepers OF
latest eQuipment
-TOuRIsT HKEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
Recommendations are both FREE and furnished
for holders Of first OF sccond-class tickets. and
KLEGANr DAT coAcHEa
A continuous line connecting with al lines
snofdfng direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
In advance through any agent Of the road
= THROUGH TICKETS
To and from al points in America, England
and Europe can be purchased At any ticket
Leave seattle Il sos a m daily; arrive 1t
Minneapolis or g. Paal ~ $40 p. m.
PACIFIC DIvraoN.--Arrive u seattle o. IS q m.
oiympia ana cS S s.prsss: us ma m
coma express; s:ss 2 M. Portland and South.
East and south; 1870 m; Iacoma express;
m, Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Gle
CANT day coeche. finest palace dining cars be-
Fuu Information concerning rates. time OF
trains. routes and other details furniahed on
4. b B. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass Ast,
III First St, Cor. Washington. Portland. OF.
A. cHILHERG. City Ticket Agent, rs secoad
street, Boston block, Seattle, waah.
seattle Dspos, loo. Of Third street
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DR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
% at the Residence Of gx-o0ayos zee.
leS, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
TREx-
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
esnetic system
CAUTION-The Histogsnetic Medicines
are sold In but one agency In each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine Every other
devico II fraud
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ELECTRIC FORCE.
The Great Fundamental Principle Of the Uni
verse and Its Power 10 Restore Health
10 Humanity.


70 Humanity.
Experiments by scientists are constantly
and surely proving electricity TO De The
great motor power Of creation. Electricity
+ the most powerful chemical agent: 40
we'll as the basis OF chemical action. IL
the primal element OF light and hest: TIE
promoter OF life and the sustainer OF health
Disease yields readily - It's magnetic
touch. aud even unrelenting death ~
averted by its presence. Thousands OF
afflicted and suffering bear witness 10 rs
healing power The electro magnetic. IS
practiced by prs. parrin. has revolution
freti the practice OF medicine. as Is shown
by the 70 slowing:
EXTRACTS OF rEsrIMoSiAfA
Mrs. Ii. s. Young. Huntington. wash,
kidney and liver complaint, dyspepsia and
general debility. cured.
w. r. Ogle. Seatco, Wash. liver aud Kid
new complaint. also deafness and whole
system run down. cared.
William Little, Seattle, Wash, pam IN
hts chest Of over igha wears standing. en-
tirelv cured by electromagnetic treatment.
Andrew Johnson. Port Townsend.
Wash. cross-syed from paralysis OF the
outer muscles OF the eye, cured oy one
operation. -,
r.. p. sawtsll. Independence. Wash. dys..
pepssa and kidney complaint. prcnounoed
tright's disease by soass phy sieaaas, re-
stored.
FREDERICK Mohs. sprarue. Wash. ca
tarrh and bronchitis, general dehlfity, csc.
curesi His vile cured also os dropsy ana
yarteoSe veias, mix lsS ani running sore
r. uos kfason, PORT bsa<eseT, WASH,
sciatie rheumatism. cured.
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows.
For San PrAncisco. via Port Townsend and
yiesoris r spsa.engss !, sec e e o.. Ga
every ove days thereafter.
For Alaska: March and -
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
sound ports: Ats q m March 1. g, II. le, n.
g. 81 and every I'VE days thereafter.
Tickets may Be obtained at the once OF the
company ct Ocean Dock, Seattle.
G0ODALI. PERKINS q CO., San Francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent. Seattle.
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aAr vnAselsco MARKET xxvrxw
eAr FnAscisco. March iA-wheai-s Steady:
exA
lsslsy-Easy No. ! feed, SOC
Un-suong; choice feed. 81 81; No feed.
Hps-FAir; Demand stsisc.
rsAtoss-Esriv Rose. s2-so Peerless. tssa 50.
1neanks q &UsasA
ssises-fsncy. lie; good to choice. rsssjs
hus-narte, we'll furnished: California. ,s.s
ssG tasseru. iSssisc
skw yonx MERCHANDISE.
NV fcRx. March IA. --cofYee-options clcsed
nv srs<sy. 2staS points down; salss. "a SOC
uarvh. si7.ssSGisiA: April. st5.7Ssis:
~: Wa05isss: Juno. si7.sosis.sa spot Rie.
~ fair csrgoes, aosse.
sae.f-oaie,. steady.
~eee-EAsy: domestic fleece. sa8ssc.
~ y ef-Segieeisd. Lake. March and April.
sesa-sseaas; domestic. sSs7ss
1n-flFa. straits. sa0ea
CHICAGO iIvx srecN xsrosv
encAec. March IL -cstsie-Recs rss. ie GO,
49, closing stronger: bsevcs. sistssss sseeFss
: ssoeAeu aud feeders. se.sa#SSa
ss-kecespss, 1900. strong % ilc higher:
s = and Lshs. s4ioaaso. heavy. s. iosAssss
1sF-Recespss. z.eoo: strans; natives. SIS
Western eorn-fed. ,SrossA-e. heavy,
CHICAGO rkopvce xAKxEr.
sneAso. March i&-Rye a.. &C.
ssfisy Nothing doing.
wAhiy-G
- sseesdess-st sostso short eicsr. Nss9a 60.
eou rhA March, xAes..
lyKxrcoi GRAIN MAkxKr
1Ntafoel- March rL--whc.t-Sseaiy: de-
~ peor' holders odes moderately; California
"a - 81 per eental
corn-osies sna essy.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


ksw YoRK. March N-ssocks today we're quiet
lad.g the hrxt half hours trading. Operations
npaerally were confined 70 the professional
elsmsnt. resulting In small nuctuasions and no
netsrial change for the dAy outside Of few
esciAltieS The market closed dull, but hrm. q
ut nights close.
Governments were steady.
reeeoleum- Closed steady q 81.
ExcHANeg AND sEcuxTrfRa
NHu YoRK, March iA--Moucy on call saGy q
Q9o>; prime mercantile paper. 6isD7. sterling En-
ehonss, dull and steady; soday balls. tLslsz. de-
mnn1, ttS<x
~ silver. IS
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& fm1nnt among the ohjpDen0 nom Seattle
- ~ following: One cssinAd Of mar
{ 71111, = pfumont. carload 81 feed 70 euoho-
1H 1rnoltoa. I carload Of hay 10 Earls, ear
r. 1ooek . onohomish, ! carload Of Iced 10
4o61oods Of coal 70 Tacoma, carload
- tock.
1llu5 s1yancsd to S6b per ton 10 the Job.
e rnnl16k and ere arm ~ that high rate.
/ - seFy light snd II shipmsnts nov On
- I'm the East do not aSTive shortly
3w IN = N absoiuts famine. Tho price
800 abcvs was readily paid today, and the
nnnov q present seems 70 BE- toward even
49, snauoA car ed consignment - ex-
s1 Z ~ todsy from the East and three moro
- Uroeaed b. Monday. Their arrival win
oolo1lly rsiievs the market
u1ncuAHpIsB AND PRODUCE nKcxrYTs
n1ne ~ iast twsnsy-fouf hours the mes.
1890 end produce receipts - this port wss0
oEl]ous: Northern Pacific rsilroad. AS tons;
r1umhla Puget Sound railroad. - tons; 6sss-
y. f6hs ohose Eastern railway, sls tona BY
VG1ss.-Essny Lake, i25 tons: l. ,. Perry, rs
-: ". u. Munroe. tons; Eliza Anderson,
-; nabsl. Is tons; Cascade. - tons; ". X.
aeuin, tons: waila walla, sU t0na Total
$500 l,ais tons
SHIPMENTS.
nuvlne tha last twenty -four houn goods and
nvokondln wsr shipped from Seattle 70 the
uunndine country ~ follows: Northern Pa
- miiroad, - tons: Columbia and Puget
go milrosd. II tons: Seattle. Lake Ehors 4
rrotm railway. 50 toms BY understandable.
w1pus, fleetwood, I ton: Mabel. tons; Cas-
- = tons; W X. Merwin. 10 tons: Clara
80, Stons; Evangel. 10 TOMS Eliza Andsr-
=, = ions; Edith. = tons: W. =. Munfos. 10
-; Nsbsl. 10 tons: Clara Brown. tons; Cas-
- n tons: Glide. TOMS Michigan, tons;
oosa 3 tons: Gkagss Chief Is tons; RairhAvsn.
SIMS Henry Bailey, - tonA Total shipments.
In toua
NATURE or RncErTa
Uye eau lumber. cars brick. oar poles.
eoomeks dour. $3.50 sacks feed. 80 barrels
mCns. 80 sacks matt $50 cases dry goods, 70
o1u stationery. 100 barrels beer.
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SwAx1R KIRKLAND
IzAvc POWER Horsl
uoons CANAL norrx-srEAxxR so1s

Tie sssanrs fcseSAine vi leave H.ssnse-
aaS saturday zzoEEkrg 81 . ~ s<s fort
6azsss. aeAA~ek. Iasee Ctfs And Al way 20 40
&C 6not CanAl kesnyasax assssa Essaz CsEy
Gca3Ay and fnErzz.ay znrzirg. Fer trxzxAx ae
pnnmnno a~nsy g Eaz2es1<scaEaa uhssf q =
bcae1 John ANDERSON xarfns.
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Mapa OF Ballard, sho wing where the Manitoba
railroad and Canadian FAcinc railway are COM
MIR In and where she great real estata deals are
going on Daniel Jonse d Co., 6x Second
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TINE FAST AND coMMoDrous PAssxHGE1
Il 6TEAMkR MULTNOAAH.
toPFosITIoA BoAD
Leaves the r. r. wharf dai. y 81 .. n. for Olym-
pia, Kamilche and Gray's Harbor, ssturning -
Tacoma asS p n, connecting with boAu foe
SEATTLE AND MhATCoM.
Arriving II Seattle at p. m
TIME TABLE,.
~ Tacoma sooa N Ar Olympia le0s n
Lv Olympia lcG N Ar Kamilche uSam
" K9milche 12l5 N Ar Olympia l1pm
Lv Olympia 2oop n Ar Tacoma seop N
Connecting with boAss for Seattle
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Through Puu man vestibnsed sieepers and din
tur-cars; AlsO latest improved tourist sieepers
through 70 the East via Northern Pacific rail-
rOed. A. ChiiberE. city ticket agent. sie second
street., Boston block: T. Tonkin. depot ticket
AGENT. Seattle.
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Ou1Cxxsr IKE 10 oLynrrA.
KAHn1cnR AND GRArs HARDoR
rH8 rAssKxGKa erxAMER MULrSoNAH.


IN opDosfxtsa boas1
Lsavss 1seoaa hon he y. r wharf daily. ex-
e<ps Sunday. - Z - xAara- Returning,
ieeveo kam1lehfe l2.<3 ?. IA Olympia. 2 p m;
ssssmsls rsaehins seassls q ! , na., aad which
ere through hoan for whafcom and way pcintA
Leaves BAKER 4 Baeoa's dock, fooe Of Union
street, seattle. for Tacoma as p N. Sunday.
\. n.-Th1s boat must be taken from To-
eome for Gfays Hsrbor country. being the
only THROUGH BOAT.
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Pullman reservations made ios Ill points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad, the vestiouled
uieepey and dining-caf line. A. ChiiberG, city
ticket AGENT ZIG second street. Boston block;
u Toukin depot ticket agent. Seattle
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There IL . good deal Of inconsistency
about the Spokane mud At present. A ut
lie too thin for brick shaking and little
thick for navigation. But there's dusty
time coming by and by.
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num uorKL
= Stewart, Summer Mn Hanflton. wash
% Iuk Imam. Pustlnd D JonsA Frankifn
kcshsnae. Or CosslsA DO
! raytoa. CITY EH 0ssesy, Ainnespolss
Vernon. Ballard Armstrong;. n Gnh;s
Jefoe. Hoe02n4 Brunswick. do
sosakichi. City L Pearson, Portland
" 81 W1nnd, Wanh ~ Brewer Wssh
: ~ !. sasss = II ws,h y : sssssoa. l Angeles
WoodsoG, Waxh n Bsers. Masysvslle
kschslman. q Paul n Olson. Tacoma
4 CuFt14, Fran VA Campbell. Ptiaud
LAfson. ~ fovnssni Fowler. n Townsend
0racs Mooaiy. do J n 1hompsop. Tacoma
fns srcocAInR
Nm einpiseon, o. psai P " Lowe. No Yakima
Q Weddeli. soush Dead v Brown. 0stins
xKKempss, City WI white. do
Wen. DO Thos Moran. Kaisma
- baskes Do WI Msyer. AnAcort8
6osfssein. DO Perry 4 vi. Olympia
0eosss nosle. Han vran Korsheur 4 IF, corvis
9 y Savage. do VIC Hargrovss. vsncvr
3 Kosey. DO MP Eissnaysr, San pieg
9 Laonaydt, Los Anseise Perkins Chicago
y Towetg. 1rvington Jos Hogard, San Fran
J " yit's = vi, Texas " , Wilson. do
G AstubuFy. Astoria Gsa knckert. do
n Hlstcn. snohomish n Hughes. Aberdeen
o Bal, City CE Cheney, Portland
" 9NseTyweasher.spo c wsst seattle
kane Edward Wilson. MI
} d Cuthbert Portland Moore, 81 Louis
J A Kuhn. n Townand Gstxly. Minneapolis
A Poison. Grsys Hartos l. Tslcott, Olympia
p FHmith. Baltimore. Nd 4 Hail. Minneapolis
B smith, Milwaukee Q Nccriiiis. Tacoma
J 7 Croctes. do B Ramsay, wisconsin
7 D woodlsy. New York winahiil 4 fm.sF
! = Wood wsssmnssr 4 Black. Tacoma
A W Clemson. NY n Lsndes 4 wf.PtTvmd
& J ewart 3 WRF Lowry, Seattle
Capt Scott. Pcxslnd A Hill. do
l. 6eeley. do Jno Biack. do
W H Roden. 3 Moore. Boise City
" 4 Gar. POrt Ansslea Henry Clarke, eF
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All eyes ere tarned toward ship Harbos. The
growth Of Anacortes has never been eQualed in
even this cousstry al magic Development. Tho
values are snve 70 60 much higher. q. KeIlogg's
= dition 70 Anacortes II only tnrve blocks from
city. For sale By seattle Land Company. los
Columbia street
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rrN TO FtrrY HorRs sAyrn

ny taking the NossneTn Pacific vsstlsuied train.
lcaves seattle sos . n. daily. No change Of
cago Touriss sleeping cars through, placing
passengers In Union depot ten % atty hours
ahead of other iinsA A. Chtlberg. city ticket
agent, 10 second street. Boston block; r Ton
Kin, depot tsekes agent eeafsiA
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The company reserves the rfGnt 70 chan8e The
time table or places Of call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sxATTLK
Tuesdays anl FridayA
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT sEATTIK
Tuesdays and Hridaya
John A. o'BRIEN. NasAes.
Z ". McdINNTa Aren't
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. r. n Co. La
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- snnan vnasaDss = svelssk - -,
- ssns rrsnsst bs.uAs = ssyr.1Y-ass
-. 9 psussd nsssAan1ln fspm vaoeosssr
yen10dny Deen1ng
H. hexk ness0 viu as5sh tak1ne Len ssns
q 80 . ~ bunka<s uondsy msenlne- ~
49, - In fEnneioon
NJ sng 1aepssss beougAt he ~ lsfvum
eow1 fFU8 1ntfhss Core soGnV tor IL - Yrnn-
efseD 1s11es Company.
n seaa1sh5p Uoss1ln asf1sa ~ - Yrnn-
ezspe - o'c1oek - essa1ns. win aosr - q
psnenoe1 ~ - eene - coa1
ne slesn ssheeos 4 J. Ferry arrived Asss
sodAy fron GsmisA. W1fh I.3oo sscka = GO
~ discharged = Dax1ws wAaf
H. vsany Lake snd e.w bsouxAt IN IS 49,
eshsy - = tcas - snfs lsoa DsDuns sieneh.
boe 1inchaseed g CennGscfa1 vkaxf fhs en-
nss consiGn1satvmf ~ Jonss 4 HuhbeII
fes neaasedp walis va1A aez4vsa hess -
ssrday Dorning fso0 - Tmnezssa sns
secegne fuH lis 81 passsng n snd ~ tsus Of
sseiens ~ SssfSlA 80 ui1i anloh dinchssRsne
- uekn1nes w1en - VIII Jeovo ~ Tacoma
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Medical and SuIgis
DISPENSARY
asaias s,ssk. cs,sns.s sss,s. ,,ev.-..,.
coNDucrUD zx
URS MERRILL and mFDnIl
SPECIALISTS
n caroaiA Nsrve1A 0aa sna ~ -,
We sivs ncss cssssal sna 49,.
- .sS ~. 20 alseesee a women end chil6FeS <3.
ss. nom any obscure difacnlf - 6ns&&S
s.rs xsss = - cannon routtns $780,
s s..r yea vnemosr the ceasAraaD6 80
eass yoa when others faaa ne sssoSS ;iSSs-
ss..sed IN every department. q ne8jcS5 -
Fl sxssr.sss sa 8 II re prsissss. - ~
New York formerly special 49,
r momens hospital ceslexN New fSsS. SSS J
sse 8 We mot ssccessfui and hese knseS ~
70 Young ana Aalddls-Aron -
tcsss. $500 psx nss,,sisy. spsrmascsrAna. -
uon. prodncing sisspscssssS Sssnc-S
pmpses on the fAcc aversion q Sr~sss~
ssnsv - S.. sssk q cosads.eA asll -
ss,sly. permanently and spsssily su,sa
BLOOD AND oKlM psar aan~ +
sypniha disease moss dres3fa, a .. 49, s
ccmpletcly eyadsesssd - sts eeee1 s.
vsers osns vst s sse, psrnssssszy go
,a n,s9snsy. Srinary ANA BlaAdsr ceu,acn.1e
Peiaful dintcull too fYccuene sse@{2
s r.coay srns. high colorsd q with milfv
eiser cystitis promptly ana ssfesv co.SS1
- sfSes reasouahia -
SN1gt'n.s - Rssae ss..s<.. e~-< v
nessi NTH remedies &C; quickly and esrs -
:. We DO nce claim 70 know evorysnt.. !. -.
uon 70 medicine OF sitsexses. O. g - -. ~ y -
esesy esscs ous Ne de- claim tnaf 4 lsss~ 49,.
s,,c s1 - practicN With uanSfslS1S
tors skill - sfs me - proot q : 81
Ezp..isncs = worth everything. r..v,.a..
and successfully treating thousanJs ~ ..s.s
81 ssssy efe -, psoiesa3cn aud cocups& ~ NJ
49,. ia =. svsy crssentAhls form and - ~
suffering with like malassiss. ,sst - ~. 49,
essded IN restoring health q isrss m.;"ss, \, -.
srssc svsn sitsf other shisd ssd
nens change for the better ~ t><Nl1e
We are patronised by s ciam of ,oa,en -
gentlemen TOO sayaeioss . . inpcssi ~; -
~ ~ ixnorAnt 9enck. and tney ~ mo lnpSoin1
an , 2, away IRON phystelSn5 -
fersonseallln9 q our ctacs can hAy~ - n.sao
action Of tree ccnsultnsioa, WITH ~ ersSS
s s tnas they may depend npon roalvinS SS'2s
GU orinionA honorable square deafinr. fSsS5S.
abe cnarges and no encoaraesmonS V2lSSG{
prpspecs OF improvement Of curA -.
oar pfscuos Ia founded upon thafeeuloD eth
spAthieA - -
You viii noe b urwsd or psssuadea = 80
treatment And NO ons via % fyuS1oa uoiS2 ~
there II strong probability % cufo 81 roen9
nsnt benefit MAKO inssfrogasions snd dso46o
0iacs hourss Frcms n ~ : = -
dayA 10 IL . m only. NJ
N B-Psrpons unable % vim - maP ~
treated q their homsa ~ e1ess1pq016ooA
Medicines ana Instructions yenn ~ nal u -
pcsoA Consuitation froA n
Always ssnd stamp whsn reply = exyeno
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-15

FAsr NM
Ca NAIL STEANx8 AA1H
Wgn leavs Testers dsck q . y. svery Noaaay.
EdnnnAA Nuekilsso. NAxysviiie. Lowell and
GnoAoHish, returning following day1 ~ q n.
GEn- n r0Srkk, AFek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-15

looness 8 Dc essteis oSeaEIngheuss today
011aDkA
11namss Hssnis LAke md scov bsought r.
- Fl - and - tons ~ oafs from Browns
- norning. fos Jones 4 Hubbsll Ths
111esoer L J. rssyy arrived hsss today
49, I1IIf1h win In sAeks 81 oats. Bsoeipts
- ne and the MARKET II well seocked.
z~r1e retains IT. hfmnem ~ lsst quota
sS Snll1orpia OF hay - selling well. val
= ~ guoteA
- 1S-6ndnfp WaIia waIla which arrived heso
"a 1900 from San Franchises. brought The
15e unounn a freight 1es De dtnbFsnt
Tona.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-15
sYvo NoNTxaAHo AND ALL POINTS or
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND 3 GRAY'B HARDoR = r
nsuagh In one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily q KamiIchie q I'm
With steamer from 6eatxle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-15

Mortgage loans on improved Sarms sad 0sy
property. Lowest rnteA No delay.
nRANcH oFrfcK
Roem 3 Kflgen block seattle ". T.; oooego
Fowler. manager.
KAsrKRS oyrIcEs
No. - Wan street. New York: Sears bunaina
0ooeoa
wRsrKRx opyrcH2
Home cA1ce. Walia walla. W. r.; AssneA q
Acco. ColfAx and BeAtils.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-16

THERE is a good deal of travel on
the railroads by the colored people
on Sundays, and extra coaches are
put on for their accommodation.
They sometimes mix up promiscu-
ously with the white people but
there is one brakesman on the Cen
trail that believes in the separate
coach system and has the courage
to enforce it. Sunday at the depot
some of the colored people insisted
on entering the ladies coach, but he
planted himself resolutely in the
door and ordered them in the other.
They kicked, but none of them
could get up sufficient courage to
undertake to run over him, which
he told them was the only way to
get in there. He was red headed,
had a fierce eye, and when they
sized him up they would enter the
other coach with threats, mutterings
and grumblings.