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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
Why the Hospital Got the Estate.

Carruthers coming down to welcome
Aunt Chestergold}-For PHYS sakel are
we never going t. get rid of that old cat?
Mrs. Carruthe e-s-She's too mean to
die. think youn have to have her put
out of the way.--Judge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

1t is said that Brussels carpets are go~
ing up. This is odd. as they are manu-
featured for the express purpose of going
down.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Banks: | iined with millionaire
Yesterday Cumso: How did he treat
yous Banks. Like mill lonaire-he LIT
me pay fer the dinner.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Diner-There are flies in IT, IS soup
Waiter-Yes, | know but they're
dead. Boston Times
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

The faster man runs in debt the less
he is apt to ct ahead.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
Ask Your Fr,ends Ahcat

A man Of q fiighty disposition should
never be made the cashier of a bank
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our remedies act QUICKLY and cure perns-

Our remedies ACT quickly and cure perns-
nentiy.
We do not claim TO know everything in rela-
ton 70 medicine or diseases. or to be able %
cure every case, but we do claim that n large.
extensive and increasing practice, with uupar-
OF y doctors skin.
Experience is worth everything. knowledge
gaiued By consulting with critically examining
and successfully treating thousands OF persons
oi every age, sex. profession sad occupation. az
feeted with every pFesenishle form and stsge Of
suffering with Ike msiaiiss, that we have sue
ceeded In restoring health To large majority of
cases treated. even sitter other Skilled ksd ener-
Getic physicians have faiiei 10 effect any mar
msnent chsnge for the better.
We are pa rontzed by class OF ladies' and
gentlemen too ssgactous to be imposed upon by
an ignorant auack, and they are too tndepena-
ent TO be frightened away from physicians who
are curing them.
Persons calling at our Office can have tho
satisfaction OF Q free consultation. with the
kurance that they may depend upon receiving
candid opinions. honorable. square dealing.
reasonable charges and no ENCOURAGEMENT
without prospect OF improvement or cure
Oar practice is founded upon the results OF tho
best methods, without reference 10 schools or
'pathies."
You viii not be urged or persuaded to take
treatment and no one will be treated unless
there 10 strong probability OF . cure or perma-
nent benefit Make interrogations and decide
for yourself
oiice hours From q m. 10 . D. m. sum
days, 2 to III = n. only.
n B.-Persons unable to visit M may be
treated o. their homes by correspondence.
Medicines and Instructions sent BY mail or az
press Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply IL expected.
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! RssaId 4 Unprecedented
Success

sEArTIs, wash. Jaa. y. iseo.
I D.. J. Eueene Jordan:
Dea1 Doct0r-I cannot express 10 ycu In
words the gratitude feel towards yoa for
u great service you have rendered me
and my family. When I first called On
you % consult you my wife hsd suffered
LOT some time severely from catafYh and Q
complication Of other diseases, which
made her life miserable. Ny daughter
also vas In delicate health was ~
Uacted during my first whit By the care
snd attention you gave 70 the whole case;
ana, although must confess that In the
beginning went to you merely - IN ex-
pertinent TO SO whether could End relief
for my wife and daughter, I was 90 favora-
bly, impressed with the manner In which
you commenced your treatment that I
Vas inspired with confidence in yocf His
togenetic system That confidence was
not misplaced, because today. although
you have been treating my family for only
. few weeks. my wife and daughter are
now enjoying comparatively good health,
with every indication of their being in .
short time completely cured Of the
complaints from which they suf-
fersd. The result has been to make our
home happier in every way. and am now
20 firmly convinced OF the efficacy Of your
treatment that 1 will in future have no
other 20 far - myself and family are con-
cerned. / write you this letter voluntarily
and without any solicitation on your part.
In fact. consider it my duty to thus pub
iiciy show my appreciation OF what you
have done for me and m,ne and that 9TH
ers may know where they can be benefited
- have been. and therefore you are 1t
liberty TO make any use you like OF this
communication. am, yours truly,
ALEX BEGG.
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SEATTLE. Feb. q. 1880.


On the 18th Of September. 1859. called
upon DR.. Jordan with what the doctors
said vas inhammatory rheumatism. My
right hand Was the size Of four and had
not been able to aleep for several nights.
DR.. Jordan prescribed for me and told me
to obtain some small bottles in which to
put the medicine. l thsreupon went into
Sea tie drug store and asked for some
bottles, remarking that | wanted them to
put DIR. Jordan's medicines into. A lady
who was present gratuitously remarked
that DIR. Jordan was . quack. paid no
attention to this. rs had previous expe-
rience with the doctor, who relieved me Of
. misery IN which other eminent physi-
clans failed. In just two weeks could
write with my hand and it has been well
ever since. The only objection have got
ID that I paid IS for the medicine and got
well before used one-half of II. and now
have s. worth Of medicine l have no use
for, which Is aggrsvsting.
f. J. BACHELOR,
Representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
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Ihe Georgs r White = seH in the hasbos.
Ins asa1ship 0sa w. Kldsr sails fns Alosks
seWegrow
The ssa.sr xdish vim ~ = Ksqusuals tsr
sons ums yet
The ship L sehepp win % 70 ~ cssl bu,teu
within deg % %
TIE steam scheones Lakne IN sxpoceed herr
uom Portland IN fsw daya
he sseamships Unskine aad wflmisxson are
que mere tomorrow from San Francisco.
The bark Gefmanis came over from wut
eeaals yesterday. snd 10 nov as shs col
bunheu
The Steamship City n Psehla u sakiue coal II
ne bunkers- she soss - Sen Ynnciseo sonor-
row evening.
The sailing dsse Of H. sssansAip Hsytisn Re-
public from San Francssco he's been changed %
Thursday. April n
me steamer Point Arena arrived here today
rom the lower Sound with I.oD barrels Of lime
eno IO tons ~ Chuckouus sGone She 10 now
oiscnafg1ng a. Caxkeek Nicholas wharf
II 10 understood on GOOD snshonsy thss the
Puaet sound and Alaska 0teamshfp compssy
VIZ snsrtiy secure new boat for ne Whaseom
route. 70 take he day run formerly made b. the
Cily o. kinestou- Il IL thought the new boss
VIZ D brought here from 6aa Hranessco.
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FRa g: TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
- the line - take 70 al points Rase and
coutn. II IL the DINING cAR RorrE IL
rms through vestibuled Trains every
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo change Of caro-
Composed Of Dining Cans unsurpassed. Pun.
nan Drawing Room 6leepers Of
latest equipment
-TOUHIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations are both FRxE and furnished
sor noaoess OF hrst or oecono-ciaAo tickets. and
ELEeAsr DAT coAcHEa
continuous line connecting with sll lines
anording 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
ana Europe can b purchased at any ticket
Leave seattle Is Sos .. m. daily; arrive q
Minneapolis or s. Fa1l At $40 p. m.
PACIFIC DlvInoS.-Arrive q Seattle >; IS . m.
through train from East and South: HISS M.
Olympia and chehalis express; AIS p m, Ia
coma express; s1s p m. Portland and south
Leave Seattle SOS . m, through train for
2:l5 p. M. Olympia and Chehalis express: Up
m, Portland and South.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars i. els
d's .ne f Snas Be-
FIl Information concerning rates, time Of
trains routes and other details saxnished on
4. 5. cHxRIToN. Asst Gen Pasa Agt,
lM First g., Cor. Warrington. Portland, o..
4 cHILBH.G. city Ticket Aren't, 7i6 Second
seattle Depot. loot Of Third street
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Wv YORK STOCK REVIEW.

~ Yokx, April q. Stocks today showed
- esuuire strength and acted more like .
m1bull market than 1t has II any time within
napst nix months. Dealings extended TO q
r1l1aF number Of stocks than on any one day
htke history Of the exchange. Special stocks
~ ths only material advances for the day.
nneysnents In the more active stocka were
~ sad amounted 10 fractional amounts only.
Mdom IVES 6fm and active ct something
~ ~ best figures. as . rule.
Gesoenmenis- Steady.
htsolsum Opened steady ct s5c. SPOT oil de-.
dned b SIC, then became weak and remained
eunsu the close. May option declined 70 SC.
nco6 md closed steady at s2' 90.
fHK MONEY MARKET
nv foRK, April 2l.-Money on call easy,
~: prime mercantile paper, ag7 Sterling ex.
aense, quiet steady, 60-day bills, sASaI4. de-
~, N7ys
~ dlvsr-ssa4c.
hEpcE, April 2l-Bsr silver. 45s<d: consols.
M Dank Of England discount rate, 3 per cent.
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

Syphilis. disease most dreadful in in results.
completely eradicsted
Ulcers. Cztarrh, etc, permanently cured
where others have failed
Kidney. Urinary and Bladder complaints,
painful, difficult, too frequent. buraing or
bloody urine. high coiored or with milky sedis
ment on standing. weak back. gonorrhns. gieet
cystitis, promptly and safely cured. Charges
reasonable.
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Ban faAsclsco. April 2L-The Lord csernes
was chartered, prior 10 her srrival. to load
wheat Tor Europe. The Earl Derby, which re
Gently arrived at Victoria, viii load dour at Ia
coma for Europe.
Andvals-Bask wilma, Departure bay: barken-
une. City OF Papeste, Tacona. Clesred-steames
Columbia, Portland
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saggestiens ca Rsrmsss - 20 Its Con
merctol value.

sasgsstiens to Farmers - % Its Com
mercisi vslue.
Chicago Dairy World
In paper read before the Minnesota
State Dairymen's Convention, Professor
W. 8 Ebsrman. The state chemist, touch
ing the subject Of Butter, It's Commercial
and Food Value" said, among other
things: Every intelligent dairyman or
butter-maker Is daily impressed with the
fact that in the manufacture OF butter
quality Is sought after and expected
which comes up 20 the standard
IN flavor, color, grain and sailing. As
the philosopher diligently piled himself in
the instruction Of his pupil, pointing to the
sturdy oak, its small beginning from the
Insignificant scorn-and the student more
capable OF asking questions than answer
ing wished to know whence the acorn"
now. there may be those present who m
be curious 10 learn whence the milk" or
Of what milk is composed. 1t contains one
part protein in solution, two parts
fatty matter. finely divided to
form an emulsion. three parts sugar in
solution. and four parts mineral salts.
making In Ill ten parts. In the above pro-
portions milk Is recognized everywhere as
most perfect food, not only for children.
but for individuals whose organism forbids
the ingestion Of strong foods in q solid
form. Butter made from food SO perfect
in composition will not fail to tickle the
palate and satisfy the most fastidious. On
account Of the excellent qualities which
butter possesses. Its universal use among
all the civilized world, and the fair
price IL so generally commands Is
the best reason Why it is so largely
counterfeited. We are well aware that all
food comes primarily from the vegetable
kingdom. and vegetable products are built
up through the agency OF the suns rays.
There are scie ntists who claim this: The
animal economy. in respect 10 its capacity
10 turn force to account In the accomplish
ment OF work. IL . more perfect instrument
than the steam engine. Therefore. the an
imsl body may b regarded - holding An
analogous position 70 . machine in which
a transmutation OF chemicals in
to other forms OF force is taking
place. Food on the one hand.
aud air on the other. are the wonderful fac
tors concerned in this wonderful chemical
action which takes place." The cream of
milk consists mainly Of fatty matter. which
by virtue by its lightness rises to the sur
face The composition of cream will neces-
sarly vary according to the way milk is
handled. The composition Of cream given
nv DR. IAtheby In o. follows:
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sNSHfs OF PRODUCE AT SAN FRAscTseo.
80 80 rh.scisco. April 2i.-Receipss of ccrtsin
~. 1880 OF produce from Oregon. Washington
ss.c sasf distant points from July l. 1859, TO
49, ~ isn. were as follows. Flour, sacks.
wheat. centals. so. oo.. barley. cen ais.
osis. eentals. SSs,sss; wool. bales. STa6s
ncks io.lo, hope. bales. i.ois: hides.
a'lUs' potatoes. sacks. oa.hiA
ssw YORK MERCHANDISE xAgaxr.
So iohk, April 2i.--Coffee-opticns closed
~ ssie points down safes - so bsss; April.
49, vel 20 May, Sic 9SeaI7o o.; June. us %.
s,sseN. August. si6.Ss. spot Rio. dull fair
os &c; No. nai bean, isi,c.
asG-Rsw. arm: sales, s,ea6 bags OF eentri.
- . tes', 2sc.iSss bags of moiassss sugar.
"s'. ssSta4s.e; 400 tons Maseovsdo. ~
49, "ated' easy, offering al Sas .ddos4. con-
Maonsrs. SIC.
,opie,-Negleeted: Lake. April, Tin
-puil: domestic. s. sass.
A3-fsrm; straits. sls 50
CHICAGO PRODUCE xAgKsr.
,.Aso. April n. - Wheat steady; cash.
Aas. Ss.tessaso; July. so'se
- h--s'eady' cash. ste: May. s2fsc; July.
~. '" -''ss' ""s' -'s~s' 'a's'
ss'iey-s,eaay.
MS uei. cash. Nah2,s. May. 81 -, July.
- shoalders. saS .-so. short clear. N.es@
saes' ribs. $751;.
= a-pali' cash and May. 3 10 Jaly. s6sss
Ee-Firm. ss,.o
saihy-n
LIVERPOOL GRAIN NaRkHr
1sooia April 2i-wheat- Easier. Cali
-. - spc' lots sSass ri. OF coast, SIS 81: Just
rs1. SIS 81: nearly due. Sc 81
- a-fsna: demand imprdving, cargc~s OF
~. aosnins offering, on passage. nrmer.
b, lame Wheat improving. French eoan-
taess arm. - - 49,
CHICAGO LIVE srccx MARKET
n.ssSaso' April 2L-CAstle-- Receipts. is. aoc.
- weaker; eeevcs. Nsaes: steers. = 70
-. s'ockers ana FEEDERS. 81 so&S Is. Texas
a.. sa sseers. Glsaa7s: grassers. xSs.aGsa
80 keceirss. y COO; slow, saic lower
ana ligh'' 81 teatsp. heavy. ucss4@
Aeesapss. i1oeo. steady very low. M
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SEATTLE. Apsii n. lsoo.

4 naaees = The Seattle cseannshouse today
@n1s0oaG.
B ~ - Point Arena brought in i.ooo bar
+. a - up6sy from the islands The market
4 80, IN supplied The demand CONTINUES
m - ne prospect Of remaining - We
q n pr Dbl
8 S.s,sant among the shipments fron Seattle
~ lolloving: One carload Of iron 70 Bal
w. - carload Of hay 10 Maple VALLEY. one
~ r polding sand 70 Tacoma and one car
~ lhU 70 the race track.
n r. 1900 were received here today from the
- a eloewhese, and the prospects Of a i'm
~ IN the market before long are good.
- 4 poooesses no strength 70 speak Of
- sss ranging higher in the East, and ~
ssIen he only place from which the market
~. prices are almost certain 70 80 up just
zSno = present stocks are In hand.
IL n1ngton poultry, which has bsen % scarce
= - pest. IL now In fair supply and dealers
= - handling much Eastern poultry. Hens
100 the principal supply. The demand
- - = very good. Dealers are paying
= = pes dozen for good hens and the retail
- lxed ct 75(9x,c apiece. Turkeys are
- rurce bot there 10 only light demand for
- Ihess afs but few spring chickens IN the
81 = present
nur,px the Last - hours the merchandise and
rnluce receipts ct this port were - follows:
fu4orn Pacific railroad, 400 tons; Columbia 4
- euund railroad. "a toms; Seattle, Lake
- : Eastern railway, l0j tons By water
nktAs 10 tons; Fairhaven, 6 tons; Fleet
~ : tons: Washington, tons. Total
nDapts 1.lSi tons.
sHIPAKxTs.
! puins TIE last - hours goods and merchsn-
- ssse shipped from Seattle to the surround
& - eponssy q follows: Northern Pacific rail-
- & s0ns; Columbia 4 Puget Sound railroad.
/ ~; seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway,
N Dy wates-W. r. 1unroe. . tons; Ma
- . .Dps; Clara Brown, 6 tens; w. X. Merwin,
ltna; Warrington. Q tons; Glide. tons. Total
4tneats. 236 tons.
NATURE or RECEIPTS.
! fsoan hay. cars general merchandise.
- nallA / car hams. car rolled oats,
z ~ canned goods. car oil. cars
tepsd neat. cars sheep. II cars lumber. car
+ ~ caf wood
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J. KEITH WILSON. Manage.

Branches san Francisco. Cal. Portland. Or.
Tacoma. wa&h-. Vic ora, yancoaver. Ssw west
Einste7. Mana mo ana kamiocpa. d. G.
e neral banking business sEAnsa1sec fcresgs
exchanges fought end sold. dsafss AID fese-
rrxphse transfers sod OF tee eanks oraaca Dee
Also on New Yosk. Chicago Canada and Hong
Konx Deposits received sGbsscS 70 check IN
texxas PAID On time depoAzs&
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sivsa s4eeesss; w~ssrn can ID. snkn.
Tsxan4 eksao1aC<
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70 Young and MiddIe-Aged Men.

Nervous Debility. spermafor.hcrs. Seminal
LoescA Physlcal Decay. arising from tndlscre-
ton. producing klesplsssnsss. dependency.
pinpies on the face. aversion 10 society. easily
discouraged. lack Of confidence, call. unfit foe
study or business. and ends life q burden.
safsly, permanently and speedily cured.
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FLOWERS

Tower Grove Nurseries. cor. Second
and Madison. Green Houses. Depot
and fontius streets.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-rHE ONLY
rRANscoNTINENTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC CoAsI
COMMITTING Or
Palace olespang and parlor cars,
inrurioas dining cara
commodious colonist sleeping can-ths latter
free
THROUGH TICKETS
20 g. Paul. Chicago. Detroit, Toronto, Montreal.
Quebec. Halifax. 81 John, New York.
Boston, Portland, and all
points In the United
States and Canada can be purchased at less rates
than via any other line
Passenger booked to and from Ill Hlropsaa
pointa
For rates. maps and Particular ea,l o. q ID.
G. 6. MccoRp.
No. s Washington street. Portland, o..
R.W. Mc6INNIs9, Seattle wash
". F. CARSON. Tacoma, wash.
D. Z. BROWN, Asst Gen. Freight and PaGDoor
ger Agent, Vancouver, B. C.
Correspondsnce respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postofhce.
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1t is a physiological fact that butter is
q form OF fatty matter less likely than most
other To disagree with the stomach. Too
much attention cannot he paid TO the
quality OF salt used. II is not an unusual
occurrence TO find lot Of butter. neat and
attractive in appearance. but possessing
bitter taste The presence Of sulphate OF
magnesia in the salt would Of itself be suf-
icient to cause this bitterness. Certain il
is that both the standard OF butter and
butter makers need elevating.
Forty million pounds of olsomargarine
manufactured and sold in the United
states annually What does IL meanr IL
simply means "a. 900 900 pounds less bat
ter produced than there should be. The
future for us as q dairy state is most en-
couraging We have all the requisites
climate. soil. grasses, water. excellent herds
OF dairy cows. in which we may include, If
you please. natives or common grades
and thoroughbreds. We have also lots of
brains in this stste-men with plenty OF
vim, and all we now need Is more thor
oughbred dsirymen.
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DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle q follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At p. m. passengers received on
hoard % p. NJ AIR :, + IL IL, q, D, aud
eyery I'VE days thereafter
Ff Ai.ssa: Apr 5 and q q m.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Pugse
Sound ports: AtS q m. Apr. 6, IL, Is % Is.
b. and every I'VE days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the
company ct Ocean Dock Seattle
GOODALLs PERKINS q CO.. San Francisco
n. McLkLLAN. Superintendent. Seattle.
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THE STEAMER
JOSEPHINE

THE STEAMER
JOSEPHINE
leaves the Hatfield -Coiman dock .. 8 O'Clock
q m, Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS for
Kingston. Port Gamble Seaeeck and q q on
City," the head II Navigation on Hoods canal
Leaves Tn Guy on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Frt6ays at oc ock N. For freight or
passage apply on board or TO Colonel J. y. Gil
ner agent AZ dock
JOHN ANDERSON. Master.
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-LANDINGs-Seattle Yeeler'u wharf: Tacoma.
~. p. r r wharf; o ympiA HoTf's wharf
Meals on br ard The only boat making round
trip on Sundayh Carries Northwestern and
Wells Fargo express and fast FREIGHT
q. J. HATCH, Prestdeot
Olympia, March II. ISo0l
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TO THE LADIES.

We give most careful and censiderate asfsn.
co1 TO diseases Of women and children. II You
surer from any obscure. dimcat or lingering
cssease. or IL the common rousine doctors tail u
cure you. remember tho celebrated specialists
cure You when Others iAil The spccialissa are
tkilled In every department OF medical aud sur
xscal experience The professor has had years
Of experience in the hospitals Of Brooklyn and
New York. formerly special professor "a wo.
mans Hospital College. kew York. and is one
Of the noss sacceeasnl and best kaown gyncoo-
loSlcal kpectAl.Sta IN this coantry.
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ITO MoNTRsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
GRAY's HARBOR
PUGET SOUND q GRAY's HARBoR RR
Through in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Kamilchie at I p. N
With steamer from Seattle.
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AHWAn
ITO 9A1 ynANcmOo
And An nuamD -
CALIFORNIA
VI - NJ 0asea RouoDd
xuB ooUIHRRH PACIFIC coRAHY.
h oaly roato
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al Points
EAST AND SOUTH
SxR scxMc nocfs o. fzD PAcrysr COAST
PULLMAN BUFYKr sLEkPERS
PULLMAN TOURIST sLKKPIS0 CARS
Attached b express tfafna a0ording srpsraR
ecce0nodaoons for socond-clA0 pe1Denger1
~ fAseA cckess. aleeptng-cAr reoe1vatfona
etc, cal upon Or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger
-Asent. ITO South Tenth street, Tacoma. wash
EP. k0GERA Asst General freight ana Pas
senxe1 Agent Portland Or.
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