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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

THE world seldom looks to see the kind of
tracks you left behind, provided Won only
get there.-Milwaukee journal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

THE picture of a man was never taken
that he did not feel five years afterward
that it looked fOCiSh.-AtchiSon Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

THE convicted criminal is never allowed
to hurry himself. He must take his time
-Binghamton Leader.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

NOWADAYS man can find as much ont
about himself by getting on the Jury as bv
running for the Presidency.-Chfcago Her
aid
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

For rundown" 1ebilitated and overworked
women, DIR. Picrcc's Favoritc Prescription is
the best of all restorative tonics 1t is potent
Specific for all those Chronic Weaknesses and
Diseases peculiar to Women: Il powerful, gen
eral as wen as uterine, tonic and nervinc. 1t
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

A BOX safety matches free to smokers O
'Tansill's Punch sc. Cigar"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

imparts vigor and strength to the whole sys-
tenn. 1t promptly cures weakness of stomach,
nausea, indigestion, bloatng, weak back,
nervous prostratior, debility and slccplcss-
ness. in either sex. 1t is carefully COM
adapted to woman's delicate organization.
Purely vegetable and perfectly harmless i'm
medicine for women. sold by druggists,
under a positive guarantee of satisfac-
ton in every case, or price (Sl.00 refunded.
This guarantee has been printed on the
bottle-wrapper. and faithfully carried out
for many years. WORLDS DISPENSAHY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Proprictoss No. GGJ
Main Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

JOHN FITZGERALD, OF LeIIlSH, MISSUuTI,
writes May I'd, 1889:
Il have been trying Shallenberger's Anti
dote for Malaria and think it the best med
icine ever saw. 1t cured my wife and lit
tie girl when nothing else would, and they
are both stout and hearty after taking one
bottle''
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

make what is called a granger (see cut
of two pieces of AKA scLntling or 10
feet long.
Lay these down parallel with each
other. three feet apart, and spike some
cross pieces on, attach chain to each
end around the cross pieces and hitch to
the middle with cleviS. If the ground
is very soft you will need to hitch three
horses so that Il man can ride when the
tool is upon the highest ground, getting
off when in the depressions so that the
lever can unload. 1t is surprising how
soon a man and team can level up a
piece of loose ground. Go over several
times, croSS-ways and corner-ways, and
when it is level enough to suit you are
ready to seed. Bluegrass may be good
for Eastern Ohio. but here in Michigan
it will come in il we do not SOW the
seed. | would SOW nothing but clover
and timothy, about six quarts of each to
an acre. and drag with smoothing har-
row until the seed is covered: roll If
ground is dry, but if reasonably moist
do not.
SrRA1Ss.-From slipping the heavy
draught. or fast-driving horses. are es-
pecially liable to sprain of the ten
dons or ligaments, causing lameness.
The parts are feverish, hot, tender and
painful In all cases of lameness in
horses the foot should be carefully ex-
amined, as nails, defective shoeing or
injury of the foot are the most common
causes of lameness. In cattle or sheep
the feet may also be the most frequent
seat of injury. If the heel can not be
nut down level on the ground, the strain
is located in the back tendons, and II
not of recent injury high-heeled shoe
will relieve the strain upon the tender
tendon In acute cases hot applications
should be used.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

WILL skeleton key open dead ock7-
Kearney Enterprise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-01

sAN FRANCISCO MARKET xKyIEw.
sAs fSAseIsco. April so-fioar- Market sc-
-. s. We quote no cash price for family extras.
sNW&9 ser barrel; bakers extra San: super,
sne g. O,eaia
~aeai-sasines remains quiet AZ unchanged
.ses. array Of offerings continue slim, but
ma OF shippers are not ure en,. and the now
.sa' Is slow; eac,ahle al 81 ssa.asi ~ for stan
1i export grades
etses-fhoash sales are not quick the mar.
Ae steady tone and some holders ash an
- 'asee on quoted rates. we aGose No. iced,
-. eao.ee, s71se; common grades. 81. s<sac.
- .sains sies scsi c7ss for fair 10 good. aa.;
aiosli4s for choice.
Al Oregon steamer arrived today with
saeks; more than one.h AFT NJ this amount
seted and bad been placed prior e. ARRIVAL.
~ lev scis offered ST. PER csntss Is tie ssx.
sas price. with no ssles
.esa-friecs uaaistareesl. large yellow. 81 II
-. "a s;aaa yellow. sLl.s. al Is. white. sls
- pr centAi; cracked corn aaatse.e ~ sseSs
per toa
NoFameal-Mii.ers quote iced at ssS3es per
- - oae kinds FOR table. ia .Arge aad small
ses. $aSs4e per pound. oil cake meal
s.e.seie at - per ton: iaidaltngs unchanged.
80 qsiotahls At sl~ais per ton: chopped iced
&c al 80 f1ssai 20 per ton
'e's'ess-o Old stock higher. consisting large y
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Our remediss act quickly and care perns-
nently.
We do not claim TO know everything In rela-
ton to medicine or diseases. or 10 be able -
cure every case. but We do claim that large.
extensive and increasing practice, with nnpar
alleied success to sustain II are the best proof
OF doctors skin
Experience is worth everything knowledge
gained by consulting with, critically examining
aud successfully treating thousands OF persons
every age. sex, profession and occupation. af-
feeted with every preseniabie form and stage OF
disease. or deformity. enables Us 10 ASSURE thoss
suffering with Ike maladies, that We have suc-
cases treated. even after other skilled ssd ener-
getis physicians have failed 10 effect any per-
manent change for the better.
We are patronired by a class OF ladies and
gentlemen too ssgacfons 10 be imposed upoa BY
an ignorant quaek. and they are too in pend
ent TO be frightened away from physicians who
are curing them.
Persons calling at our once can have the
satisfaction Of . tree consultation. with the as
surance that they may depend upon receiving
candid opinions. honorable, square dealing,
reasonable charges and no encouragement
without prospecs OF improvement az cure
Our practice is founded upon the results Of the
best methods. without reference 10 schools or
"pA;hies"
You viii not be urged OF persusfei TO take
treatment, and one viii be treated unless
there il strong probability OF q cure or perma-
nent benefit Make interrogarions and decide
for yourself
once hours From . m. to p. m. san
days, to ii q N only.
N. B.-Persons unable TO visit M may ~
treated q their homes by correspondence
Medicines and Instructions sent by mail or 81.
pfess Consultation free.
Always aDnd stamp whsn reply 10 expected
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Ho,.-Ha<tes vs.y 4sIl: s.os4sas :. ssise

Per sound
Bran-<noeabae q 81 s01is pes teu.
RTe-2uoenb1e q ~ 4z3ar per GENITAL
81 Eastern product. anosahls q 81 x0aa ~ per
Genital: new domestse crop ranges nom z5Szssxc
per pound. soue extsa choice ioes hrfrxinw e.
Hassey-Qxofahie q s73aa pes ton.
0nionx-Sev 46sc per F.oun3. Old ra0l3r prr
pound for desirable quality.
Weoi-We qsoss san Joaquin and Southern.
year staple. Per pound. fz3sse: seven mnushs.
fz9fAc: choice l0oehiu. l6naxc. Northern
choice ls0c0c.
REcHrTx
Produce quotations. Yleur. ann anavser
0cks. wheat 6,S00 centsls. barley, 80 centsis.
sss o'"0 csntais' ofen. i.91 saeks. wool, u-aO
AAsea..o TITO
IHaNos ApRsi &--Sa1I boefd eAsee.
49, ss.on ~neaf-buyeT Issd In
-. s ~ closing slA5s. buyer 49,
IN. 49, sohs. 1850 .Aes csosing tn
Dnsy-beysr iSse 40 toos. SioEy9i clos
:, 80. Days -. aIsef Anguss !. SOP IONS
49, s 80 e4o.lng sLuSs' buyer season. I'D
' 49,. ss' e,os'ne sese.
Aiernoon aaiess Whest-Buyer 100. 500 tors.
IL. Z, -, Closing tlte. bayer season. $50
sss CLOSING sLsess
:, =, es-nnyer iseo. 2.s0 ioaA sLoiss. closing
sors. buyer season. go fcnss sSsasc. closing
$3.50 buyer isso, after August ]. 80 tons.
siosss1sloss4 closing sIsis.-
sxE YORK Eac HAsplsx Markell
Nav foEK. April % HoE@-ssesay.
S"uee-options closed sseady, ssfo points
up saics, o4.5o tags. Nay. Sc ao4ss s.. June.
tph sSets.sS' July. slsIsaisss. August. tlb. %
,e.eo' spot Rio. quiet, fair cargoes. Soc; So.
nat cean. b1x9Iss4c-
soe1-hsw sed rehnsd easy
les-paIi. AK, siiya
-iuekuiss' domestic. " IN
sHsih 49,.
resrolenm-Asy opened steady as s4lsc. ad-
vsneed and closed steady al SIZE spot oil Was
s., s'a hes'sc.sn-
Daf hisef. Aioissc-
CHICAGO rKoprcE MARKET
CHICAGO. April wheas--stsong and high
account Hutchinson, the leading bear n il &C.
timaied sold two and Q half million bushels
which Was absorbed on an advancing market
Opening the same O. yesterdays close. the mar
closed higher than yesterday. jane advanced
s4c and closed issc higher. May advanced &C
and closed &C higher the advance was made
on crop news Receipts. ait0oo: shipueus n
el9.os0
Corn steady; eash sic: May. size;
July. sszass4e.
Oats-.firm. cash. 2s,.c; MAY. 24ssc: JuIy
2gtsc.
Bariey-Duil
Po-k-steady, cash, So: May. Sla05; July,
lia.4a
Lard-s,s.dy. NAV q IT. rylv Ma
Rye-e,u.s, :. sac
Bs,,ey-a,,,,ss
wnissv-slv,
shoulders-sss5 Is. abort clear. ss7SdaS So
short ribs, &5.2stG5.sa
The following kilograms were received yesse,.
day By Charles A. Morton a Co, grain and
stock brokers. Colonial block:
$50 m-Msrke, opens NJ yesteraay's clos
ing prices
Whest-Juue. sac: July. Sp.e: August. SOC
Commune. a,.<c: july. sz1.c: september. ssc
Pork-June sls. July sl220
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-01

ERoM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR FONTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Il the line - take TO Ill points East and
south, IL IL the DINING cAR RoUrE IL
runs through yesdbuled Trains every
Gay In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO change Of earn
Compost Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. pm.
man Drawing Room Sleepers %
latest squipment
--roURIsT SLEEPING Cars
Pest that can, be constructed and in which
accommodations are botn FREE and furnished
for holders OF frst or second-class tickets, aud
ELEGANT DAY coAcHEa
A continuous line connecting with all lines
anorcing direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
In advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH Tickets
To and from Ill points in America. England
and Europe can Be purchased at any ticket
once OF this company.
Leave seattle 4 Sos q m. daily: arrive 1t
Minneapolis or 81 Paul at $40 p m.
PACIFIC DIvrsox.-Arrive ai Seattle Q. IS . m.
through train from East and South ll:ss m
Olympia aud Chehalis express: Ais p. m. t.
coma express; s'5S ?. m. Portlsnd and South
Leave Seattle Sos . m, through train for
East and South: los &. m. Tao Ima express:
2:i5 2 m. Olympia ana Chehslis express: p
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr. eie
rant day coaches. finest palace dining cars BE-
Flll Information concerning rztes. time Of
trains. routes and other details sarnished O
A. pf B. CHARLTON. ASH. Gen Pasa AT,
III Flint st., Cor. Washington. Portland, O.
4. CHILBERG. City Ticket AGENT ZIG second
street. Boston block. Seattle, Wash.
Z. ToNKIN. Ticket Agent,
seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
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The Widespread Fame Of the
Ajslagsnstie Medicines


MopEsrA. Cal. March 50. 1890.
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, wash.
Dear Sir Your letter with prescription
came some days ago. The medicines Miss
Hall vas taking were A.. l., NJ. 90. /.
She has been taking your prescription and
Is taking it still, although she says she
considers herself thoroughly cured She
commenced taking the medicine when she
Vas nrst taken sick and was Immediately
benefited She was persuaded by her
folks to 60 back to her old physician. She
grew worse under his treatment and
finally took Der case in her own hands and
bough; the I've bottles OF Histogenetic
medicines referred to and pronounces her,
self well She Is the happ;est person I
think ! ever saw. l wouldn't attempt to
tell you the many ways in which this
young lady was afflicted eight years an
Invalid: cured OF every tning. 'Just
think. she remarked II can eat anything
and everything l want to, and all want
70. and even have red cheeks"
Miss Halls sister. q married lady OF
about thirty. Is as much OF an enthusiast
As myself over the Histogene;ic medicines
and seriously thinks OF applying to you to
be received as a medical student Yours
truly. MRS. PURyIS.
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Gurxrs. Wash. Aprii IA. 1890.

0 GUEsEs, wash, Aprii IA, lED.
DR.. j. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
NV Dear SRI will write you one more
letter and mail 1t myself. l have written
you three and sent them to be mailed, and
have learned that parties failed to mail
them.
Doctor. you remember was sick with
rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up and
was suffering terrible pain, but am very
glad TO be able TO tell you that I am well
once more after such long, painful suffer
ing, and ! cannot thank you enough for
what you have dsne for me. | viii always
take your medicine no matter what sick
ness have. so please accept my thanks.
/ am coming 10 Seattle soon. and will
surely come and see you. / remain as
ever, yours sincerely,
HENRY c. EDENS.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
sAs rnAxcrsco rIxANcrAL MARKETS.

=
Ar FRANclsco, April sO.--Bsnk rates for
bullion and exchange-Drafts on sight. i7,sc;
ks<rsphic. 22lsc; sterling bills on London
t1at. u ISL: commercial. Si.s7; silver bars. per
ecnea. sioiQ9L0l13 Mexican dollars. S0sasol1 nc.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LospoS, April Solar silver, per ounce.
~ Ens. <6 9-l6j: consois, 97d bar k OF Eng.
Ind discount rate per cent "a
uvBaPooL, April 20. Observation-Disclosures; Cali
lcDia spot lots, 6s iidt67s Id: OF coast,
n ID. just shipped. ass Cd; nearly due. ass 81.
csfyoes or coast Arm: on passage. quiet but
tsm.
NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
Sew YoRK. April s0.--The stock market
Aowsd some increase In trading today, bat
hat vas oil In the afternoon. wh lie IL WAS TO
wsi1A and irregular during most OF the time.
~ Tor the first time la many days nusi
changes show a majority OF Losses. though they
~ ecnhned 10 fractional amounts in all cases.
III leading features OF the day were St Paul.
Reck Island. Northern Pacific Preferred and
~ or tive others, which are the only ones
Mcwing any improvement at the close Of the
eey Governments steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES
NEv ioRK, April 30.--Money on call easy.
-; prime mercantile paper. t~17; Sterling
ssehange. quiet and heavy; tLsis4 TOT today
eala' hs6 for demand.
BONDS.
Z. q u tfegistered) IT, III. & as coupon. fosi,
Y \ y tc0upon}. Ia Pacific ~ .ii6
"a ess registered loss
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a. Tolnl = 80
lnportsnt among the shipments from seattle
~ vsre the following: One car OF heel TO
Grnrhes. one car OF ties TO Black River, one
- & halsa 10 ElIensburg. and one car Of tobacco
6oonth Prairie.
nsacHAspisE AND PRODUCE EgcEfrTs-
Durfne the last "a hours the merchandise and
totuce receipts at this port were rs follows:
fnfhefn Pacific railroad. 425 tons: Columbia &
ma sound railroad. 40 tons: Seattle. Lake
nas Eastern railway. 425 tons BY water
warrington, l73 tons: Willamette. 50 tons: Mer-
- lions; Washington, . tons: City OF Kings
- ton; Fleetwood. ton; Mabel. tons,
e1ns brown, tons. Munroe. 2 tonA Total re-
olpn l.ls9 tons
During the last "A hours goods and MERIDIAN
IL were shipped from Seattle 70 the surround
II cDsntry % follows: Northern Pacific rail-
~, III tons; Columbia d Puget Sound railroad.
= suns; Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway,
Qtsox By water-w. r. Munroe, 20 tons: Clara
psown. 8 tons; Mabel, Is tons; Fleetwood. ton;
Z Anderson. ton. Total shipments. 2as tons
NATURE or RxcEiPTs.
Twelve can Of cattle, car agricultural nipple
nesAz, 2 cars emigrants' movables, car empty
~ kses, car eggs. car furniture. ! car iron
~, 2cass -four. ! car stoves. car steel. car
isuo or furniture. car meats. car ties car
r. lnf hoisting machinery. II cars lumber. 2
IN household goods, cars brick, car lath.
~ veod cars stone. cars coal.
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE

Residence of Ex-Mayor Yesler, Third
and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book exp aiming the Histo-
genetlc System.
CAUTl0N-The Histogenetic 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
device is fraud.
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

Syphilis. q disease moss dreadful in in rcsults,
completely eradicAsed-
Ulcers. catarrh, etc. permanently cured
where othen have failed.
kidney. Urinary and Bladder complaints
painful. dificulL TOO freqnens barnirx OF
bloody urine. high colarsd or with milky kedis
ment on standing. weak back. gonorrhsga- gieeS
eystiiis. promptly and s~issy cured Charged
reasonable.
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Take the Northern Pacific raitrosi vestshnlei
sleeper and dininscar roste, for ali roiats East
A. Ihiieesg city uckss agent. 7is seccnd street.
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J. KKrrH WILSON, Manager.

Branches: San Francisco Cal. Portland. Or.
TxrcnA, wash. Victoria, yAncosver. Ssw WnoG-
n nsser. Mana 20 ana Kanloopx. H. G.
General bar king bussae&s tFAnsarfed. foreign
exchanges bozghf and sold, drafts and sese-
grapale trsnssers soli 90 tie banks breaches:
. % on Seu york. Chicago Canada and Hong
keae. Ds2cssts recess ved suesees 70 check In
sag<ss paid On rEs depoM;tA
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THE WATER FRONT.

The task OF unloading the English ship Hazel
hank In progressing rapidly and will soon be
completed The interest in the ship still con-
tinues and the crowd OF curious admirers grows
larger every day.
The J. r. Mcpouaid returned from her FRS
trip yesterday. aud her record proved 30 good
that her owners have decided 10 run her regu-
larry between seattle and lower Sound ports.
The Willamette. sailing in the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company line. arrived In port yes
tertay morning from san Francisco with Q big
load Of sheep and cattle
The steamer Wilmington arrived yesterday
from San Francisco, but she carried avery small
amount OF freight.
The tug Wasp left for Anscortes last night.
from which place she viii bring scowioad of
stone so Seattle.
The Haytien Republic ieft Cor Tacoma yester.
day 10 unload her freight for that city.
The Union Pacific steamer i.akme 10 as Port
Htskeley having her bottom scrared.
The Biu.iacket left for San Francisco with
load OF !. 800 tons OF coal
The Point Arena is being unioaded 81 carkeek
4 Nicholas' wharf
The I. schepp is still at the coal hunkers load
ing coal
shipping Intelligence.
San FsASetsco. April So-Arrivei-str Far.
sfon. ya.uina bay. str Coiamhis. Portland
pepartea-s,r City OF Pueh,a. yiet< ria; SIR Ore
gon. Portland. str Ariel. Coos hsy. Id Templsr.
Sesttie
All glasses OF tickets reading via The Union
racife 10 the East are coed via Salt Lake City
aud Denver without extra charge A. c. Martin,
CITY ticket agent. T1sccord street. Boston BLOCK.
q. y. briggs. agent city dock.
Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vestshnlei
sleeper and cininscar roste, for ali coins East
A. chiiecrg. city ucsss agent. rs secend street.
bosroa beck K Ionksn. depos ticket agent
Seattle
DO no. forget the Knights of Pytasss ball af
Armory hall tonight.
Investigate Haller City. Smith & McCsrrsr.
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Nervous Debility. spermator.neea. Seminal
Losses. Physical Decay, arising from tntiscre-
lion. producing sieepssssnssS. dependency.
pimples on the lace. aversion TO society. easily
discouraged. lack OF con sdence, dull. matt foS
study or business. and Ands life . burden,
satisfy permanently and speedily cured.
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DO no, forget the knights of Pytalss ball al
Armorv hall tonight
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DACIFIC COAST sTHAMsHIP CoNPANY-
Dispatch steamers from Seattle q follows:
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At D. M fpssseneen received on
ooaru - D p MI Aprii 3, IL Is. -, ., and
every Eve days thereafter.
For Alaska Apr : and g. q m
From ean Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
sound ports: AIS q m April 4, 10, Is 90 D.
d. and every Eve days thereafter.
Tickets may Be obtained ct the once q the
company at Ocean DOCK. Seattle.
GOODALL4 PERKINS & CO., San Francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent. seattle
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TO THE LADIES.

We give mcss carefsi and consiserate afse-.
uos TO diseases Of women and eelldren. II you
safer frcm any csscure. 1i 1scat or lingering
disease. or n the common routine 3octorx TAIL 10
cure yea, rernemo ss the celebrated specialists
rure ypu when Others tail The speciasissx are
ski.lc3 II every departing Of medical aud sur
gicai experience. The professor has had years
os experiences in the hospitals OF Erookiyn and
New York. formerly special professor 10 wo-
mans Hospital Co lexe. New York. and 10 one
Of the most Successful and best known 81 reco-
iogieAi specialists in this country.
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THE STEAMER

CEArTLE. KIRKLAND. HouaHToN AND
- YARROW FERRY.
On and after April ], 1890. steamer EDITH Z.
viii leave her dock north Of Jackson street
cable power house, Lake Warrington, for KIRK.
land. Houghton and Yarrow daily.
Lave cable house Leave Kirkland
At 6a5 Q. m AZ 7.3o q m.
Al 500 a n AZ s;45 q. m
At l2:l5 p. m. At 100 .. m.
At 80 u m Al Sis D. m.
At 40 .. m. At Sis p. m
Parties intending 70 rstsrn BY 8 O'Clock moen.
ing boat can secure berth and meals by apply.
Ing 70 the pursor On the steamer.
c.. r. KRAFT. Master
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Investigates H.ller city. smith & Mec.rxsr.
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All glasses OF tickets reading via The Unior
pscihc TO the East are coed via Salt Lake Cit
and Denver without extra charge. a. C. Martla
CITY ticket agent I'D second street. Boston BLOCK
q. r. briggs. agent city dock.
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Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers on
New York. Chicago. 81. Paul. San Fran.
cisco. Portland and various points
IN Washington. Oregon and
British Columbia
Sight bills Of exchange on London available
elsewhere tn Europe
Collections made at eli points on favorable
terms.
nds stocks and other valuahlea received
en- DEPOSIT for safe keepirE-
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c. s STEAMER NABRL

VIII leave Yesley's dock af q n every Non.
Cav. wednesday aud Friday for Txeive-n le
Point. Bamaads. Nsckilteo. Marysvfle, level
and saohomtxa. returning following days o.
a ~ GEO. ii. FOSTER. Agent