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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-26

Groceries, Feed, Teas.
Quintard Il Merriam, l29 Bank Street.
MllLlam h. Collins, 1855 South Main street.
w. N Ladd, Sc South Main street.
NJ j. Fogg, 1877 South Main, Is North Main.
Teas, Co6tes, Etc.
Great A. h. p. Tea Co, East Main street.
Drugs and Aedicine.
Bart Bossidy, Al East Main street
T. D. bosSidy' cor. Bank and Leonard street
Tobacco ana Cigars.
M. H. Was. rs South Main street.
raul Asheim, los Bank and. 10 Grand $
Dentists.
5. W. Chapman, 1O1 Bank street.
Watches ana /ewelyy.
Lake. strobel X Co. Exchange place.
HaraEoare, Etc.
ID. b. Wilson, II East Main street.
+. b. Field, VI South Main street
+. j. BOlan, "a and as Bank street.
Bakery.
Kelly North Main, South Main and Bank
PenmanShip.
P. f. Holly, lsI Bank street.
Laund,.es.
Il. II. Davis Il Co, 5 Canal street
American Hand Laundry
mrs. 5. j. oDonnell, Mohagan street,
Nal Raper.-Pa,nhng.
Oscar II. Valentine, Rink building
L. Ii. Haase, III Bank street.
Livery Stable.
Stiles A. Wheeler. rear So and So Bank street.
Austin's Stables, oScovil street.
P'an0S, Musical Merchandise.
r. c. Forbes. sa5 South Main street.
Insurance.
F. A. Granniss, So Bank street.
Maurice f. Carmody IS East Main street.
Nea0 and Second Hand Houses
NJ Ehrlch, So East Eain Street.
George E. Sheridan, 1871 South Main street.
A. Harper, SO East Main Street.
SbecEaeeS.
+. S. Grant, las Bank street.
Restaurant.
Charles +. Smith. 90 East Mair: street.
j. Z. Burns, "A Bank street
PkHm6ihg.
Donahue s. Adamson. 80 East Main street
Railroads.
N. Y, N. II. H.
N. Y. & N. L.
NJ. s. w. 3 R.
Czaiiyopant.
Mrs. A. w. Bishop, 24a South Main:stre.t
AmUSemsntS.
Jean jacques.
Confectionery.
F. L. Scott, As East Main street.
Weber, los Bank Street
Meats.
S. BOIL, "a South Main street.
Un6ertakeys.
Martin Bergen. 81 South Main street.
John Moriarty, 70 Grand street.
j. NJ. Burial \ Co, so Bank street.
W. II. Hunt, 81 South Main street.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Henry F. Gill. NJ. D.. 1855 South Main str
DIR c. w. $. Frost, 1877 Bank street.
DIR. S. II. Platt, II Abbott Ave.
NedI ESEafe AGENTS.
D. II. Tiernev, 1871 Bank street.
A. F. Abbott 4 Son, 100 Bank street,
F. B. Rice,
S. P. Williams, IS South Main:street.
Sample Rooms.
James e. Watts, 1Oe South Main street.
7. H. Hayes, "a East Main street.
Ed Kane 10 Scovln street,
James w, Hodson, IS Exchange place.
Henry Murphy, 43 East Main street
Fruin's Wine Room, lS9 Bank Street
Frank Brothers, Co. So. Main and Union,
Trainer & Hammell 81 East Main street.
John j. Sheehan, Union Street
Moran & Fitzgerald, cor. Spring & E. Main Sta,
Harvey Brothers, II West Main st,
Coal and Wood.
N. W. Greenman. 70 Bank street.
Miller 4 strickland. 1o7 Bank street.
Fred J. Wood, 2s1 East Main street.
City Lumber and Coal Co.
F2OaOerS.
Dallas, So Bank street.
w j. Snow. - Exchange. Place.
BreSOerS and B0fRerS.
Hellmann 3 Kipp.
Paper.
r. E. Hitchcock & Co, "a and % Canal sti st,
CARPETS and GIbhoLSterimg.
Elkins, & Wake, 1ss to Is7 South Main street
Proprietary Medicines.
c. II. Graves & Sons, Boston,
Aliens New Discovery.
NoveAty Store.
Boston 300 Store, :lSo. South Main street.
Frank L. Fenner, lDi Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-26
"NeW England" Bread,

KELLY will take the best barrel of -four
in market, "THE NIAGARA FALLS" and
produce $50 loaves of the finest bread that
can be made; using all the materials quoted
above, making $50 pounds of bread and
furnish it to families at
10 CENTS A LOAF,
So that all bread possible to produce from
a barrel can be bought for SIS.
NOW MARK THIS!
A Saving of 81 40, a saving of all the labor of
making, and not a poor batch of bread in a bar
rel. Save Time, Money and Trouble ands use
Kelly's New England Bread.
Kelly's stores:-Bank, So Main aud N. Main SITS.
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rnE ware. rRoxr.

The Henry Bailey which for the past month
- peen uud<ryotng repairs ~ the DRY dock.
cems o. the Irons Tuesday night end 10 lyfng as
SAkers wosff awaiting . new shaft She will
dayA
The three-nasied schooner Guide ani<hed
diechsrging sewer pips e. wharf Jester ~ and
teis less evening los Port BIsksley where she
wiii load lumber for San Frsncisco.
The steamship Al-Ki from Tacoma viii CON-
Itssc loading her cargo OF i.2oo tons coal u the
Oresn Improvement bunksss and leave for
oAa Francisco tonight
The schooner Tesscr. Captain Quinn, which
Sofurned from . sealing cruise Monday look
while cat 30 skins. instead of la. - pro
v5ously reported
The Point ARENA. on her way from Tscoms
yesserdey. called st Bakers wharf and took on
Ok nat ears for the Port Townsend southern.
The Premier viii 90 On the dry dock at Vic
f0fta Friday to have her bottom scrspcd and
viii therefore miss her Tuesday run.
The tug Dispatch left for PORT Townsend last
Night with two rafts OF bridge timer for the
Port Townsend 4 soutbera railroad.
The tug Tacoma called 1t this port yesterday
morning and coalsd ~ the Oregon Improve.
ment coal bunkesA
The tug Kay pssssd up the Sound last even
Ing with scow Of ties for the Post Townsend 4
Southern railroad.
The Edith came back from Victoria yesterday.
fhe hes bssn on the DRY dock undergoing re-
pairA
The Premier brought In twenty tons Of freight
q 6chwabecher Bros 4 Co = wharf Monday.
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PRODUCE xkcxirrs AND QUOTATIONS..
eAS francisco. June iS-Froaacc receipts
IVA. iNeoe quarter sacks wheat. 500 cersa,s.
s, ~ $500 eentals. potatoes. sooo sacks
~sons-Ihc Lord Cairns 10 ready for SEQ with
49, sso barrels aboard destined FOR Great Britain
s..se Tor Hour and wheat are still stationary
uN @sSSs'AS''s'
vAss-sarrsise. NsesLss: milling. slessss
Nras ST..
e. sssh- Yellow. 81 fsssi- III. for large. 81 sa,>
o. 's'ss' e'seAeu eofa' "a
snsnmeal-sso rer ton.
AsSsi'rgs-CieAned up well and are M Nae
= sons chopped feed, sssss2a
aops-iltdisc per pound.
cran-siSei4sa
~'oand harles-sss sosssSa.
rctasees 81 eoee -
vva'cns- kasicr; 81 sstsi. 50 per GENITAL
-. ~oo'-'san joaquin and southern, year. sta.
49, wF pound. iasisc: ditto. seven months.
ess choice fooshiIi. iessisc: pcsthern
s'es' issssc. Neyads, lsslse. Humboldt apa
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NEW YORK xERcHASpisx.

NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
quiet
Options steady. unchanged to points
ssssaiee. SSo bags: June. sistsi7. ~: July, siT
!. 100. August $le.sael6.ss September, tle.h5s1
Mw' spot Rio nominal. No. fiat bean. issse.
soxsr-ksw. lower. fair refined, tie; cen,fif.
meas q. t.st . s-lec. sales. $3.50 bags: con-
1--WE .e, tesa 100 bags centrifugals. % test,
siee' t1 bags mciasses. SO tes., 9-i6e. ii hhds
Asseosado. 70 teet Ice: cargo ccntfifugals.
e0ss nae; centrifugal for Boston refined. eas.
~ Noeid A, ti.iSe; standard A, sssc; confsc.
ueners A. e'sc. cutloai. 7,.c; crushed. TIC;
tosuezsu. i,l6c. grAnulated. csc. cubes. CSC.
.opper-s efong; Lake. June. tits
ssesd-Firm. domestic. As-ss.
hn-Qaie:, straits, sal.so
reioisam Opened steady NJ ses4c. advanced
- 1sn reacted. closing dull and ieatureless.
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
s1sAoo. June is acknowledgement nrm: ,sta
ngner than yesterdays close: advanced
,esvs: declined issais.c: closed sc lower for
sav. Sc lower Tor other futures than Yesterday.
huAslk As'ssS
ueek. 's'
-Essy; cash, ss'sc July. sassSap,c.
Easy; cash and july, asAc.
1eff<y-Nominal
s-Firm. eash, So 20: July. ga
s-s'ow; cash. =. s2.ss July. ss,s,,S
Ns-sseady: iec.
Nhissy-Sc.
!. Shoulders sAooesai 10. shor, clear, sAsosa Is.
shess ribs t%szaa.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
ss'eASe. June IS-Ca;t.e-R Receipts. fe.Ooo:
~ .aa ,ossr. eeeses. sl7SsS; stccrs. &s..ee
~. acskers and feeders. sseosa
:. noxs- Receipts, 1000. weak and lower: mixed,
Nss@ssl; heavy. saAsa4sss
., sassp-keeeipts, 5000. firm and steady: M.
Ssee H9s: TIE xaas. s. a,s&zA
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nees g ~ seattle cleasinghouse teday
- ooo.Sl The balances wefo et6s6lz0
Scrteus euoug the Shlpmonts from Goastio
verp she following: Two carioe0s q
- 9 Chicago. one caxioad comens q
5rre. ooe carload lime and one carsoad
r. fSouaa. two ears lumber 70 Orflla, and
- luuter TO Van Assets. The above ship
me I'll msde over the Northern paci6e
~. go amounted 70 1as tons In alI- The
rnss over the Columbia 4 Puget Round
std - twenty touk
- 1fnnero over the Lake shore 4 Enaurn
= foljoWp: One caf Of of 70 Preston, one
81 eofls 70 Dlsckman. two cars Fails 70 yss.
eue carload hay 70 Ballard. one caxiood
= Ballard
Is ~ .c1ssn schooner L >. Parry bronght in
80 oofs from eemish
oehooueF Utsaiady brought IN I 20 sacks
- r tons Of hay. ehs discharged Il Bar.
Sonuf.
& - Maintain YESTERDAY took oct tons
111x ~ Mounfatnesr 5 toos, Washtngsou
4. \. MunrOe 30 tops, City Of Kingston
1IooeWood toms. W. x. Marvin tons, q
I11s $ tons. Hairhaven % tons. Augusta
81 = y. <. Merwin brought IN . tons Of
- ~ Clara Brown tons and the Yieet-
I tens q Yesler wharf yesterday, In.
= an01G which were ~ boxes OF cherries
r eaetn Of feed.
- oosamshfp City Of Pusbla brought 1850
~ lIsight from San Francisco. 900 tons for
rn and 100 ions for Tacoma Importans
~ items Of the PuebIa's cargo were l5J
r potatoes for this city. This viii have
1lth elIcct uron the market here - the
H oeo6s In the sacramento valley limited the
- ~ price Of potatoes thereby 6tiii tsing
f15oD The present price 10 2iSc per pound
r ~ ~ next steamer II Will have raised
rxErouT RxcElrTs.
i ~ Insight receipts 1t this port daring The
~ ousnty-iour houn vera O. follows: 318
osef ~ SEATTLE. Lake shore 4 Eastern, In
1Ins II csrs lumber. one car Ice snd ! car
- inisht receipts over the Northern Psciac
FL ~ tonA
xArUaE or nEcEIyre,
II JoHoWing are the articles In freight receipt
~ Northern PsctAc railroad: cara gen
- mefchan6ise, car ice. car canned beet,
wGl. 2ears lumber. | car wood, cars stone,
- lseDed meat, car Iced and cor -four
HeEe were received over the Columbia 3
tll1t sound railroad, - tons. including cars
lf1fng and.
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FSH toRA WYNN G&Naa ~
{ INV YoRK, June M-The sction Of the SEN
= upou the matter Of silver legislation was .
hglf In the stock market this morning Tor .
- tns only. and its innuencs af'er . few
- hid been recorded vas dissipated entirely.
tGleR. the beafs gce 70 work and al active
epeks yielded readily. and In the last hour tho
oeuuwerd movement We not only general but
mpad. and the loases ranged up 70 nearly 8 per
rat The cloes Wa active and weak q the
bWest pointa Sugar y down -, Oregon Trans
sentimental 2. Rock Island ~
0osernments steady.
MONTY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call-Kasy, A9iss; prime mercantile
paper. Hx@s: sterling exchange. quiet snd
steady s,xty-day bills. eAxA; demand. tAs75k;
bas silver, tl.oGs.
eoNDA
Us = tfeaisteroi) l22,S q 3 s,{scoupons) .ios
- = tcoapons. .fz2}S Pacific g. .........ll lis
INDEPENDENTLY les
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Poar MApIsox. June H. saiied--videsse.
San FRAxc1sco. June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aau Pedro. Tacoma; ship kafus Z. Mood. De-
pafture bag. D~pastures-Newpart, Port Town
sand. s
while beating out to sea this aiternoou the
schooner ids Mckay collided with the steamer
Nevada Oh Meigs's wharf. she struck the
steamer on the stasboard side. carrying away
her starboard fore rigging and doing other slight
0amaxeA The schooner had the sides Of her
martingsles torn away. but she kept on her
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lhe vlIls d Medicine k Tsdsd
b Is Effects
AoDEsro. rsl-. May =. 1881.

AoDxsTo. s'E. May -. 1891.
". :. kneene Jordan. Seattle. Wash:
uesr 6if--i hope You wiil not consider
me- tedious u ! ell . Little expeFSenca,
such q may not have come under your
observation Aboaf ffseen years ego .
esisnf red spot. shout the siss a . pea
eams on one sise os the end a nv nose
~ vas source Of great annoyance 70 mo
saa ersat saxiesy TO my friends, Who
sesFsd she spot might b . csn<sr II
SEEMED strange such . thing voald come
On my fsce. Tor my health has always been
COCA and ! never had 50 mmeh as psmp.s
ON my ska did no. know what 10 do
foy the tgoubie- There Was . throhbirg
rasn III The while. and last fall when the
eosc weather sst in the SPOT became lam
ING rcd and hard, ard remained so II be-
came very sore 20 the touch and hot. The
PAIN sas throbbing. severe pain Then
! became truly alarmed. for the thing vas
becoming worse. and some time in Fehru-
sry remembered that you recommended
u wafer for the eyes when they were In
nsmed. 30 applied this TO my nose one
evening ard was sure that with this one
application IA. Inflammation was iessened.
1epe up the treatment . week and nav
nose seemed vel I continued taking the
medicine for six weeks, and at the end Of
that time the purple spot Was entirely
rome and there j. no trace of the thinr left.
me rednees has also entirely disappeared.
could not Be thankful enough that had
heard o. your medicines and knew what
to use. Respectfully.
MRS. J. PURvIs.
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CulfMKR TINE CARD ron ~ 0o9
~ Denctne March IL


Dispatch steamers from seattle - follows: :.
For sau Francisco. yia Port Townsend ana
viciorsa. At6 p. m gpassengers received on
board ~ 5 .. MI June 2, z. u, II, 2, "a and
every days thereafter
Fer ! SKA: June 4 Z, II and a
Ere San Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
Sour porss: Atea m. June 4. .. II. 10. -, ~.
ard every i've days fhereaftef.
Tsckess may be ob,ained ~ the once OF the
5 mpauy at DC IN Dork. seattle.
6OoDALI PERKINS & CO.. ean Francisco
n MCCLELLAN, Superintendent. Seattle
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cEArrlx. K1gKLAsD. HoueHros AND
FAT TINE
STEAMER nAsRL

VIII leave Yes'eY's dock at 7 q m every Mon
eav wednesday and Friday for Twelve "a u
and snohomlsh, returning following days .,
Z N GEO. II. FOSTER Agenx
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cTEaxER ANGELES

VIII seave Hatfield d Colnsn wharf for Port
fawrsena -seatn. DEn0rnTs. foss Angeies
and Crescent Bay, Tuesday and frsdsy y a /.
rssarnsnx 5eaxe Posf Anxsles sonday and
THURSDAY. q IN. arriving - seastse same eve
niox eayryir freight ami psssengerA
r. II. WHILE. Master.
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Leaves Yesseys wharf Monday, wetnooday
and FRIDAY earring Dnisef states mai, foe
fal.lip. Pr susan. Cfsaledy. st&nwcod. Fir.
eksg1i Ctr. NJ vernon and usy ports
T. W. SMITH. Massa.
GEO. n. POSTER. Arsns
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ERoM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
- the line 70 take TO Ill points East and
South II 10 tho DINING CAR ROUTE 10
runs through vesubuied Trains every
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO change II rarn
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pull.
man Drawing Room Sleepers OF
iates: eqripment
-TouRIsT SLEEPING CARS
Best that can DO constructed ana in which
eccommodasions ars both FREE and furnished
Tor holders of nrss or second-ciass tickets, and
ELseAxr pAs coAcHEs
A continuous line connecting with all lines
saording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reserva ssons can be secured
IN ADVANCE through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETs
TO and nom all points IN America. England
and Europe can b purchased as any ticket
once OF this company.
Leave seattle a. sos q m. daily: arrive AZ
Minneapolis or 81 Paul At $40 p m.
PACIFIC DivIsrox.--Arrive ~ seattle ass q m.
throurh train from East and south; Has a m
Olympia and Chehalis expires: AS M, t.
coma express; 965 p M. Portland and sonth.
Leave Seattle 5tD m, through train for
East and South; 1870 q: m. Tao INA express:
m. Portland and South.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars els
Eant day coaches. 6nest palace dining cas- be-
tween Seattle. Tacoms and Portland direct
Daily sefvica.
Fnil iniormasion concerning rasss time OF
trains. roufes and other details ssrnished on
A. 5. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass AT,
IN First 81. Cor. Washington. Portland. Or.
l. A. NADEAU. General Agent. Seattle.
4. CHILRKRG. City Ticket Agent. nc Second
street. Boston block, Seattle. Wash.
\ ToNKIN. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot. loot of Third street
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VAsHoy. King Co.. Wash, May .. 1870.
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir-iour letter and medicine ~
ceived today, and arm glad to let you
Know that the s:x bottles OF medicine
which 30, from you some time ago have
cured me OF that awful disease, asthma.
and am glad to state that | have no use
Tor the thrre bottles OF medicine just sent
me and am very thankful for your kind
ness IN sending me medicine BY mail when
! need It, ] have been troubled With
asthma Tor 30 long. and had given up all
hores Of ever being cured OF Il until
heard of your wonderful medicines. snd.
Is You know. wrote you for some of
them. Hoping that others may hear Of
these medicines, beg TO remsin. respect
fully, JOHN BOOKSELLER.
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cAxAL kouTE.

yIOOE IANAA kUJ II.
III The .sw su4 eommodioas
STEAMER DELTA
viii rua in connection wira the steamer Jnss-
rhine firm Has5si1- tiolrsAn dock leaving 80
attie on rucssisy. THURSDAY and ssiassay NJ 8
a n lcr Union Ctr aad Al way polnss ON
Hoesss canal Returning Monday. Wednesday
aae Friday For fright or sassAZe Apply ~
Hssacis-cosmxn dock. CT on Aosrt
o. TaOUTM An. Master.
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49,. - noaE Hs.ssrn osuun - wnA-
~ - - 49,: vheef. hayur. sonpsu. 3. M
III j. - Ase,3. buyss. IA 0Ls&
-Dusr. ~ no<
DI34p5AL
80 s1t ~; se'ssr.pAie. sSc. ssstslne
49, us-eena. 4G1; <ommere1nl. IAN. sflvrr
~ LG' Aexiean Aollan. a10aeB<e
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WEsr SEATTLE FERRY
CTEAxER HoUNrArsrER

CTEAMER NouNTAINEER
LEAVES
Harrington q Smiths wharf. foot Of washing
TON slfeet, . 4 m daily, and returning.
except Sundays. fos
DRICKYARDa NITCHELL's POINT. oIDNYY
and head OF FORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES AT SEATTLE, SOL u
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nwlSa TO STEAMER PREMIER GOING
~ On dry dock. thee ia te no boa. for
Aucntve 10 day, June % SA1 Mil resume
heT so4s. tuesday, -lsn. same as he eto.or
J. a. O'BRt IN, Master.
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RAJx&
UAsHrSefox sAvnsas sxxx-munn
SAPsTAE. SAasA
errrRa~
w. neaxco.u. 49,. prsss1suk
peaxo0rn Wee yuG4uA
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nsAnx srAwa ~ an ysrss ~ n, ~.-sa ~
alsss yasc On sAviass ard slEre eegcsgss
aesss-n p 70 ~ and saturday ~
Depossts nay ee so&te IN rerrra a. ey MA
eret ietter. moaey order ~ sxrrsss a,c aspocs
oooks VIII oe returned as rec s<ssesL
Nouey scaaed "a rsz. ezsxsa II srsssa ALE r~ssa
pr0sr SOUND NATIONAL SASK. az 81.
Buy and sell scs~srn and domestic exessr~n
tssasics moaev By tei*egspa 10 any iAss AZ
deposits OF nensy and issas pan
books or CERT acxsss tse-.foz
cogRxsroSnTSrs:
London. y. u GetasrhsiS Z soma
Pals. ne oshsehisa FRS
s s.sss ysr sss :. j y ssss sfst
thfcsee. Commercial National kaak
Bes.ee. anffssk Sasloasl Rsas
san ffsnssseo. sse hsnk 81 California
BAILxY GATyERr. ............ Pscsidsrs
=. Y EERsy................-. vcs-lrss 6sns
s.ak soesscd corner cser-y and From, .ssssss
UAsHrSerox LOAN 4 TRUST COMPANY
w znecrpaEased.l
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Sight bills OF exchange ON Ionion available
sewhere IA Europe.
. Collections made q 81 points on favorable
terms
B ,ads. stocks and other vaiuahlss received
on deposit for safe keeping.
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TxroRzAxr CHANGE OF rIxE.
THR xoRrHRRx PACIFIC \. 5. cos
TRAINS WRIT on AKA arm
SUNDAY. JUNE is lssa
ixAvK sxxrTrx A. FusEovs.
Overland throash t,ssas. s:ssa m snd p N
rcrta1nS and scuth, s.io q IA. - = m and
sAsAAlss and oayar'A express sr m
a1c SIS p a
TRAINS wrll ARRIVE FROM
Eassern posnis. HAS N aai II IS n.
Portland and south. SO a M, ass And ssas
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= =. ROGERS. Asst General freight and Pns-
esnsw Agent Portland. OF.
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Sight exchange and telegrsphic transfers on
New York. Chicago, ST. Paul. San Fran
cisco. Portland and various points
In Washing on. Oregon aud
British Columbia
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TO NoSTEsANo AND ALL FONTS on
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND = CRAPS aARBoR n
1hroosh In ono day from Seattle.
Isains eonuect caily at Kamilchio e = =
Win steamer from Seattle.
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rnE RA,SrKa.

TINE RAiNfER.
D ehindler. rhaven II Aldrich. Fairhaveu
y weber. ~ 4 = ca ssyinser. Or
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J. KEITH WILSON. Manager.
Branches: San Francisco. CAL. Portland, Or.
Tacoma. wash. Victoria, Vancouver. Nav West
minister. NauAmo ana kamloops. II. Z.
General banking business transacted; foreign
exchanges honEht and sold; drafts and teie-
graphic transfers sold on tue banks branches:
also On New York. Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong Deposits received subject TO check. In
terest paid on time deposits
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CAuTION-The Histosenstic medicines are
sold tn but one agency in each town. The label
around the bottle bsan the following inscfip-
ton; "Dr. }. Eugene Jordan's Histogeaetic
Medicine.' Evesy other device is . fraud
cole depot for medicines, J. 4 Armstrong;
Garfield Wanh
The advocate., 1890-04-23
IS PAGES

Five yIndlCatlOns ho has had, lie courts more
and he will have them, Personal and POLITICAL
results will flow from these words from his c0i.
nn, Ingalls, first seat In the senate WAS secured
by the York intrigue, which he helped 10 con-
cOCt, and his second, WAS obtained by purchase,
lie Is a cipher and coward In the senate whore
no never dared make but one speech, and he lisa
disgrace 10 Kansas 10 whose proud name his
history has added nothing but lniamy and dis
honor
The reader will observe that the above
choice contributions TO Che literature Of
Kansas are all from the columns Of tho
Topeka Capital We disclaim all re-
aponsibIlIty for their production. THE
ADvooATE would not to-day say Rs mean
things Of our Senator, and we desire
even now TO apologize for sending such
literature TO the homes OF our readers.
Nothing but regard for public duty would
induce us 10 do H. It's purpose Is TO IL
lustrate the consistency Of partisan jouTn.
alism. This same Capital Is now lend
Ing lts influence for the return Of ths
same John j. Ingalls, 10 the United
States Senate TO still further dlsstade
the fair name of our state. EDITOR,