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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02
New Furniture Store.

Mr.. E. Simmons has opened up a
stock of furniture in the room next
east of Owings Hardware Co.. north
side of the square. He invites all
persons desiring furniture CHEAP to
call and examine his goods.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

Quite number of Great Bend ladies
kept open house on New Years day. in
Great Bend, and many of the gentle
men of the city made calls. The day
was thus spent jorously, and the usual
annual reunion was held at the old
opera house in the evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

A travelling theatrical company is
making arrangements to open up for
a weeks engagement in Great Bend,
at an early date.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

Picture frames-positively the
latest tlesignes and patterns, cheaper
than anybody-at Halladay's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02
A. H. MILLER.
MERCHANT TAILOR

With an experience of Twenty years
can be found over Hacker Bros. store
on Main street. He invites the people
to call and examine his full line of
Cloths and Casimere's domestic and
orefgn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

Tell your neighbor, if he is not al.
ready reader of this paper, to call
and get a sample copy, free.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

Our worthy grocery man, W. II. H.
Keeney, has another good thing to
offer to his patrons. Read his adver-
tisement carefully.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

Mrs. Fanny Rastall, Pres. of the
state w. G.. T. U. will visit Great
Bend Tuesday, Jan. 7th. She will
talk to the students at the college at
$50 q. M, address the ladies in one of
the churches at 3 p. m. and speak at
the temperance prayer service in the
evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

There will be a Basket Supper
Saturday evening Jan. 4, at the stone
School house, Dist. %, seven miles
west of CT. Bend. Proceeds to go to
their minister. ALI are cordially in
vited.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

NAL College. was not SO we'll attended
as it would have been on any other
night, OWING to the annual ball and
reunion at the opera hall. The COL
lege folks, however furnished one of
their best entertainments, and every
detail was carried out TO perfection.
Prof. Briggs. as a musical director.
and Prof. Wright as instructor in
elocution are winning many compli.
ments for the efficiency of their work.
BEGaS CHERRY COUGH SYRUP is
giving splendid satisfaction to the
trade and the sales are positively
marvellous, which can be accounted
for in no other way except that it is
without doubt the best in the market.
Ask for and be sure you get the genu-
inc. We keep it. Shaw and Co.,
Druggists.
AtPawnee Rock. on Friday evening
of this week, there will be public
installation of officers of the G. A. r.
post of that place. An extensive pro-
gram has been arranged, supper will
be served, and everything done to in
sure the enjoyment of a pleasant even
ing.
The reception and supper given by
our townsman, Jos. Hiss, on New
Years eve., was attended by over one
hundred people. The supper, served
at Troilet's restaurant, was elegant,
and the guests enjoyed themselves at
the Concordia hall in dancing, games,
and social intercourse until a late
hour. The occasion was also the
celebration of Mr.. Hiss SD birthday,
and his wedding anniversary.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02
LOCAL COMMENT.

See the smile On the cole mans face.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

MARRIED-At the home of the
brides parents, in Ottawa. Kansas. on
December 18th, 1889, A. w. Horn
beck, of this city. to Miss Ida Hutch
inson. The young people have come
to Great Bend TO make their home
and have the hearty congratulations
of q host of friends.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

The musical concert and elocution-
ary entertainment at the NJ. E. church,
New Years night, given By the tesch-
ers and students of the CentEol Nor
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

MARRIED-At Newton, Kansas, on
Wednesday, January LIST, l.. E. Clark
to Mrs. Fannie Trotter, both of this
city. They will make their home in
Oklahoma City, Ok. Both are we'll
known and respected by this communi-
ty, and the DEMOCRAT extends hearty
congratulations.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

The Sons of Vetrans gave another
of their pleasant hops in the Hume
and Wilmer block, on New Years
night, and it was we'll attended and
greatly enjoyed By all.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

Miss Grace Rankin, who has long
been assistant to Mrs. III. P. Balm, in
the postoffice, has accepted position
with Frank Strothman in the register
of deeds office.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

The boys tried joke on Leo Rosen-
field, Friday. but it would not work.
Mr.. r. proposes to deliver the buggy
to the proper owner-the man who
holds the RIGHT ticket
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

The Tribune man says he proposes
to light into the farmers alliance,
whether it Injuries his paper or not.
Some men lack nothing SO much as
good common sense
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Nc- dEulkar1 azs - cC1Tg yesteF-
day 4 bsg - e. look IS Il tie temper
anee q-est.oa were large.y a matter CT
c.il14ls. WHISKY Is hot, beer Is cool
o. : sa.d - oe. Il Is lie Ea.s SKY, most
ly, thai gsts people cosn INTO tae
niaudLn intoxlcaton th4t leads 70
ps-soa. Lei a. good folk remember
taen, tAat TIE hot weather has is
blessed con peDsatlCus-
Ap0taeF adlcolameat 10 tte Fred
Osfoeg cass OF sSsaul. ard battery
pats TIE trial over 20 Tuesday az ;
O'Clock - the afternoon
% TIE four young BOYS arrested for
bathing . Lh8 creek, Claud EkertOn
vas nolLe pros'd and III. Ellis. George
Days and Lon Nander NeeF are 70 De
tired tomorrow ~ o'clock.
On Monday morning ~ 10 o'clock the
disoEceTly cOnG act Of George Stewart
and George HOlden VIII he looked into.
The four young boys arrested for
indecent exposure OF person" got
their INST taste OF thaL blessed water
melon or legal technically called a
sotis Prosq1i. They were told that bath
lng p the riyer, IN open day, within
the e.ty's precincts, : punishable Of
Tense, and that they must hereafter
ind some other way OF doing u. TINS
they consented 70 DO and were let 90.
Sentence was suspended IN the case
or Henry Brown. who pleaded guilty of
larceny under s..
Old Peter Baker Is not criminal in
the ordinary acceptat!on of tue term.
Tie ls accused OF having disposed OF the
contents of a vault bv burial IN his yard
az Is and L Chatham-st. He explains
that the otfense was not done with
mailce afcrethOught, and thinks he can
make the facts so appear tomorrow.
Accordingly, the case will be more par
ucul&Tly inquired into tomorrow.
Mss Kate Plant is a girl OF fifteen
sweet summers, AMI her mother seems
unable 10 restrain her from following
certain propensties which, II not
curbed, will lead on TO misfortune. So
her mother makes complaint and asks
that she be sent 10 the Industrial school
At Adrian. The county agent Will make
his report on the case tomorrow, and
then the sentence of the court Will be
pronounced. The technical charge
against rhe girl Is truancy.
If there was any reason 10 think any
body would want 10 get drunk this
weather, Horace Hayes Is the chap who
would be least likely 10 excite surprise
by such a frolic. He was taken 10
headquarters at six O'Clock last even
lng IN 4 badly used up condition.
81 L
lndiana-st. for begging yesterday.
A tramp tired to entice little girls into
the woods from l2l Bradford-st. yester-
day, but he got away before the wagon
reached the place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29


sleep AT night. When l would lie down there
would be heavy. oppressive fseliA. in my
chest. ana would cough good desi bat ny
cough was generally worse In thek morning
than at any other time. After passing a rest
less night | would get up in the morning feel
Ing tired and totally unfit for wors. with alb
solutely no appetite for breakfast, but for that
matter seldom had an appetite for any meal.
would have fullness and distress about the
stomach after eating no matter how little
ate and sometimes would be troubled with
nausea.
! could see that ! was becoming weaker
and losing flesh right along. The least exer-
tion would make me tired. I bad frequently
read in the daily papers OF the success OF DR..
Browns treatment, and l called al his ONCE
and placed myself In has care. I WAS happily
surprised 81 the result. / improved from the
start, and all my old symptoms have since dis
appeared. l can only speak of the doctors
tream snt in the highest terms. and will be
glad 10 talk the matter over with any one in
terCsted."
Mr.. Wlcke can be found at his home as
stated above. and the statement verified
Louisville Commercial.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
He Mas DiSheartenel
The TFlals and Tribulations Of an
Emp,oye OF b :. avery &
Seas PloW Works

l1s following interest," - 81 sXpe1i-
ease IS .atsa by Nj. u 81. an h.cke In IAe
s4p.sy ef b : AverS a s9as. u t4iEesBt8
a14 Aaa-sis
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~ eolgh. - nsse Ngg.& st3a - 1rsg -
o1r sac. gaen ga tee q er @a4 sc eIisass
cetl s'1ss aeuia be e.ese4. -l~ e.s1AsFse
iFa0 "a acss Was Eeaer- - - sts5Nis3 ~
gheealsl cellar. bar 81 uet, - Z v91l1 bl0w
ogt .ses. seabs sggszked - q a-03s j wauld
nave tan he-Fg. csmprsss-1 ff'tag - TIE
badge ef ms Ross sld 11sE evs4 ms eses. and
&ttisnes sever Ae21aeaes- / eagaot rsKsm-
leg the tlaEe waln Z did not have ria giug
eIslas nolse ia uy ears. a~e 81 tiules ny
hzrng vas Rery poo. / WEs cOnsiaatly ,
h-esiag aed splitting % Gear ny lATSal Il tae
Es us thar WAS coat Is ID or0pQlBs down
iu'o it from the Uaek part 4 ny brad. some.
tnes Would oe annoyed hy sasfp. shoot. Z
p8ns ia different parts OF my b9cy. These
pSas seemed worse about the region of NY
heart which aso seemed % be afecJed. IL
weuld beat Violently az times. then slowly ard
iriesglaEly. Finally ! got 50 that ceuidA't
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29


Noaea-LD f-tsrs sAs Z ..xsEA HEsA-a stil
na1.lsa. -1-eE f1ls asaa sas es 4ef-,es -
are So - t1-s e1lc7 rarl @s-z. AS a.
ssel4 nl s,4zes sa1 4-g.lezts noE-ces
l. E1esc sa-s-les lents as1a- segsl-ss
Or EH1rs l@4A Laz1 ~ zlaE-.oe se-fsce -
eazs at i = =. 2 444 s4e- ~ Hefsies -
81.
Ths Kew ChuFch-Ho-ss e wersAip. eerasr
cf s1s ala =. fil-a1-sgs.. heF. .fa-rse He's
to.r. Faslsr. ssrfiee norgllg Gae s. ss-.-< a.
gs-- u4s- csals Tree. Aes-t4s s-oiret;
- Wax g r1e gelegll c =. flea. Lse1-
llz s-alsef - - c4besfh. s azl Is IS 4a1 h5p
~ Aeep lf.' c49l4Ee scbeel aRc sg-f class
- a. 9.ese Il l45 ta9Ellag SsrFlcr- Les>-N.
g93a All ~. Lecture Ws1-esday sFea-Is II
~ IS -s-al
Ualserssliss-Rev. Or. caarles Flaarsr. pas
Ter Aere.1< s43lscl y4f fe-e ee,.4
/ keI.cl asa CFesl-y 10 taii4rea- sunday
$500. a. = c. No vYra-ug ssrflcs-
Dls.si9a-srrest y. K. CaErcn-- EeF. Joaa ora
ala sFsni-x - toe pssEog- olnoss -scnool ~
ueon. lsaag peoples meeting ar ossl , ~
Trinity CaUrch-sElnt Peseys cay Maths
81 l0.t- Slt.scI -Frageg ot elniN 2an-~
I kysesoag a. -. A fu- elorsi sery-ce. bioie
g4ass ald >aRdzy seb2oi a. o'tloea. Seats
free. VesFsa choiF. H. H. Johnston, rector.
Fountaiu street Baptist CAureh-Preachins
morning. sId sssnll. Dg the pastor. Jao. T..
I ksYela1 i-.as of Himself EEeBng subject
-Scbeo. q and Lite As = o yoi.
/ secoad Reformed Chureh-Rev. Z. Winter.
2 b. D., pastor. Services A0Tling and ~ sni N.
Meraing. key. A. Bufsass. Evening. AsN. X.
I =. Good
/ First stCongresational-Rsy A. r. Merriam.
pastor. Communion service Ia the morning.
4 No evening S7gfice.
4 Galway Baptist Church ri Dguette's Han.
1 corner flffh-aye. aud r0utn DlVsl91-sI.
>etylces at the usual hours morning and even
/ ieg sermon by Rev. J. snashsll. sunday
/ school 81 z. IA.
JOY Memorial-Rey. T. c. Jones. pastor.
1 Preaching 81 lO.S =. n. Sunday-scnool al =
| N.
Seventh Day Adyentist-ElderL L. G. Moore,
I pasl0r. services in Good 1emplsrs' Hall. Nc
. Mullen block. sunday evening al sat sub
/ .est. The -lme OF the Ead. or Daniel IA
Messiah Baptist Church-Key. J, ". John.
| son. pastor. Services az Coles Hall No II
Pearl-st., at lo:50 a. m, and T:8j p. N. sunday
| school AZ y. IN. L. ". Walker. superintend-
| cut. 7;S0 sunday-schOol cone ert and review,
! Wednesday evening pFayeTmeeting AZ 1;s9.
| Religlo lo-PhilOsophi Society viii meet al
! 90 p. ID. at a Canal-st.. in Greenwood Han.
| lille E. JOsyn Will address the meeting. FOL
/ lowed by Mary {. LowsOn with clairsoyanI
| descriptions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
What the Board Did at Its Meeting Yes
terday Afternoon

terday Afternoon
The regular meeting OF the Board Of
Public Works was held yesterday after
noon. Only routine business was done.
The contract for the Kent-st. water
main was let to James McDermot for
IS cents per foot.
The contract for grading Oakland
ave. was let to c. Prague for s., 100.
The contract for the Miller-st. sewer
was let TO James Owens for 1914.
The bid was accepted of VIM. T.
Powers & son for the sale of scrap iron
at $3.50 per gross ton.
The Wordeu, Prince and South
UnIOn-sts. grades were adopted, the
latter extending from Fifth-ave to
Prluce-st.
Many Approximate estimates on pub
lie improvements were given. Among
them was an estimate on grading and
paving cutters of Kent-st. with cohble
stones and roadway with cedar blocks
on plank foundations, from Hastings to
MasOn-st., So, ,3Sj.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
PRIZE WINNERS.
4 Pleasant Program Pleasantly Carried
out.

4 Pleasant Program Pleasantly Carried
out.
At st. Mary's parochial school closing
exercises a pleasant program was
carried out, and then the annual prizes
for good scholarship were awarded.
For the girls, the first premium in the
first class. plush album, was awarded
70 Miss Theresa Nallpers; the second
prize, a handsome table scarf, 10 Miss
sophie Waldherr. and the third, a
prayer book, to Miss Caroline Brecht-
ing.
q. In class two. the first premium, half
dozen embroidered haudkerchlefs, was
awarded to Mss Annie hammer
schmidt; the second, a photograph
holder. to Clarlssa Rieghg; third. en-
engraved ink stand, 10 Agnes Roehrig.
In the boys class, LOUIS Wurzburg
took the first, an ACCORDION; Fred
Br0gger took the second, a writing desk
and Frank Brogger a case OF artists
materials. Much credit is due the SIS
ters Of charity tor the excellence OF the
program.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Telegraph wires will be strung 10
Ottawa Beach by next Tuesday. 4
wire will be run INTO tee rotunda Of
Hotel Ottawa. and an operator and
ticket agent viii always be present
there.
Division superintendent {. 3. Bush
Train Master CastneT and Master
Mechanic smart, OF the Michigan Cen
tral, We're in the city Yesterday.
General Manager Heald, Of c. & ".
NJ and D.. L. q y. railway system, has
arrived home from New Haven, Conn,
where he has been attending the annl-
versarv reunion OF the class m which
be graduated from Ya.e.
Tns Michigan Central bas put on a
new freight, leaving this city at 7.30
@. m. Fruit shipped by this train VII
arrive at saginaw. Bay City or Detroit
at = o'clock tho reXt morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

ScHUIT. -Iafaat ehild OF Peter ana Mary
ecnlir
Funeral from SJ7 OEtaWa-sE. sunday. az ?
O'Clock kFiendsinFitsd
FITZPATRICK H-James Fitzpatrick aged 20
years. at Is residences ol GraldFIl-e-age. yes
trgdas.
Funeral from ST. James Cathedral az 3
e.se< tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29


f1as--Eli " Ia ~ persCas charged Eigb con
splr1s @ ~ tg-zi1s-L Lsaeols 1a1 ca5inst
f1-ca-d - ez-clrlals % th- ~ u Ily Z
Fayls, Afzeroft. aaT8ll ald E-s safratt
is7S- lsala ~ fsri-lalll. eE enlnaror ~ Austria
no aolllar-lf il Lzger ~ his l-pas~
t5lh--.,4lli-ci j illiea Lgn,.a.rs1 t1r prssldsls
o. Democrats cllveafl1u AZ So LOUIS
lse7-Ieclo >narp. rallTlald 1asneaes. -A.aFleEsa
- Srlc-ls Ass . ara zller4l1l-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Having sold my business at 3 and 4
Tower lock, | am now located at No.
1921 Monroe-st., rooms % and %, Por-
ter block. You will find these pleasant
and comfortable rooms, and we are pre-
pared 10 furnish you with competent
and reliable help of all kinds, sell you
vacant lots, rent or sell your houses.
shall handle only city and suburban
property and business chances, and par
ties leaving their property in my hanos
will find it to their advantage. Moder-
ate commission and quick sales Is my
motto. Thanking you for past fayors,
I invite a liberal share of Your business
n the future. A. J. FOGG,
1901 1fDurnact
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
Suing for w ages.

Alice E. Herrick, by Ward g. Ward,
her attorneys, yesterday commenced
suit in the circuit court against Reuben
Coon. Defendant Is farmer living IN
Byron, and plaintiff claims S7Sl for
wages due for work done by her as a
servant
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
SD a MONTH

All eases applying for treatment between
this andA August l. can obtain the same (meli-
cineincluded) for s. per month.
/ make this offer from the fact that many
have called and requested il, who were unable
10 pay the regular price.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Don't look for a boaming house
while your family are away, but take
your meals at the Womens Exchange,
IL MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Short lengths OF every grade Of car
pets suitable for small rooms, at re-
duCed prices. SMITH q SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Don't look for n boarding house
while your family are away, but take
your meals at the Women's Exhange,
ll2 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

IsLocated Permanently at
No. 43 LagaYe ST., Grand Rapids, N ch

Catarrh ana Diseases OF the Nose. Throat
aud Lungs treated successfully.
Consumption, Bright's Disease. Dyspepsia.
Rheumatism and NERVOUS DISEASES a
specially. CATARRH CURED.
Many diseases are treated successfully
through the mails. and it IS thus possible for
those unable TO make a journey 10 obtain
sKiliful TREATMENT AT THEIR HOMES.
Once Hours-9:S0 TO II a. M. 10 .. n, and
ITO 5 p. II. Sundays 10 70 u a. N.
IA Correspondence receives prompt attep-
tioR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
A Successful Social.

The Ladies Aid Society, of Mission
wood Presbyterian church held a very
successful lawn fete at the residence OF
J. w. Thompson, of Gold-st.. Friday
night. The ladies cleared some S25.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our nall. None genuine
without !t.
VALLEY CITY MuLISG Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

The perch arc biting, cool lake
breezes blowing aud everybody having
good time at Nacatawa Park, Ottawa
Beach. Shady Side ard Harrington 2
Landing. In order 70 assist .n making
everything pleasant the steamer
Maca1awa has been thoroughly re-
fitted for the season and is now making
regular trips from Holland 20 al the
resorts, connecting with all trains on
tho e. q W. 81 railway Railroad
coupons good for passage hy tram and
boat
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Come in and try our soda; one of the
finest fountains IN the city. Women's s
Exchange, 1l2 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

All interested in high physical cui-
ture viii remember toe lecture ou "In-
teIeCtual Athletics AZ Good Temp ars
Hair. No. . south Dlvsou-st.. AZ 3.}0
p. m., ~ Rev. G. B. Shear.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
Rooms % and %, Porter block.

Ice cream, all flavors; orders prompt
ly filled. WOmen's Exchange, liz
Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Short lengths OF every grade of car
pets suitable for small rooms, ct re-
duced prices. SMITH q SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Sunday afCerRooa--YOung mems meeting az
sO'clOck. All young men are welcome.
JuniOr cepartment-Meetlng for boys only
will be held at ) clock. All boys are welcome.
Dep0t-t0Spel meeting and song service VIII
be held IN the Union depot ar $3.50 p. ~, AZ
which everybody is welcome.
Thursday eTenlng-Meetlng for men only
will'be held Thursday evening at 5 oclOck
Young men are cordially invited.
jail services at L IS p. m. Open only 10 those
who so 70 take part in the meeting.
The Coming Weeks Temperance Work.
VIC. I. U. meetings at Good Templars' Hall
corner South Division and Island-sts. Central
Union meeting. Thursdays, at 2:SO p. m; Y's
meeting, Thursday, 80 p. IN; Union OF Unions,
nrSt Thursday OF each month; girls SewlD.
school. Saturday $3.50 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Cultivstors, mop-handles, in fact
everything on earth, J. Travis, e. Canal
St.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

For delicacy, for purity, and for i'm
provement of the complexion nothing
equals POZzoni's Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

For a good dinner and q cool place to
eat 90 10 DlxoL 5, - Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
This Date n His,ory-Juas @.

EFfral flrc1s relre,ir -
salls u lez arler &c a4.r.s
ef a aE11i-rl zzl r-El1l ~
Hes flrz-
is1z l-16a n EeGry Cay asei
Is
ts6l Deara - E'ila1af- ElFr-Cg
brsslllg -c@ttzs bora .sf1
f5ds Bate Il s-g1-ge 9lzrl1u
Va La1llzlslg Fz2ea o.
cl4r1 .r A--el . ara sa-l.
beiZ1ocfale- Il lLsllRl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Var Houten's Cocoa-The or g.nsI
most soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-13
Dr. Bowman & CO \
II NATIONAL
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Willis Hotel,
South Third ST.. Seattle, VAS

These eminent epscialisto ~ well fn6j
by years of experience, and ere rucuxn11o6
tho most successful and best pateon116d - 81
Cal and surgical expertsin the country - r.
mind that this dtspensary j. psfmanonsly IT.
Nervous Debility, SpermasDrrh0A q
losses. Night Emisxionx Loss 81 Vital IoUo
sleepiessness. Gloominens, Depression Of e
Aversion to Society, Nearly DfscoufoGo1<
OF Confidence, Dull, LiotIesa unit for 81
Business, permanently and speedily
Young men suffer ing from the e1Ze1
you hfui follies, or fndioeHet1Ou nh60I0 UU
themselves Of our treatment, the erV1fo4 49,
ever laid ct the altar or suffering hux1
VIII guarantees positive cufe In every c. "a
Blood and Skin DfseAsess Syphilje, G{l
most horrible in it, re1u1e1, comp1oto1X 90 E
Gated without the use Of mercury. q 8 ~
Urinary, Kidney and Bladder TROUBLES ~
Back, Burning Urine, FreQnoney o. UAun
Urine High C0lored, Of with milky oo01u0m1
standing. G0norrhBx- elect, Cyotkll1 u01<
permanently cured. Charges Fea1ouaD16
Piles, Eistal, Fissure. Rectal Ulceso. f6kl
cured without knife, ligsturs o. e4e3e19 -
detention from bustness- Over - U1~|
cured. Treatment scientific, saio ard pofm1
and wonderful in its reSuttA s3tz *4
DIR. Bowman a ca. are the oldeet oD4 u
reliable specially hrm in the Pacific Hogl1MU
having been established in the city of eli
in 1867. The Seattle ofdce 10 under ~ poI<
supervision Of DR.. Bowman. S S. q
Once hours. = m. to3 r m sun4&4 -:
II q. m. z2 z5s{
n B.-Persons unable to visit ~ no III
treated Ct their homes By ccEroopoQ01
Consultation free
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-13
IAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
noDreE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..

o1ex RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
- .nAke1sco. Oct n-Produce receipts
-. 49, quarter sacks: wheat, II. .oo3 censAls:
- 49, 49, sscAs; barley. 1000 sacks: potatoes,
- week has not been eventfui, bu,
- ~. sne close there was an Improvement,
-, ceuook 10 considered promising for
Z r-e ~ sonora. 81 2zlsel 30: No / white.
10 issS: choice, N-sssx: milling. si.sss
VT centsl.
- market is quier. though steady IN
e..s -. iced. sls6sxls. .s7,x; choice, 81. $50
Z - klsaes. us: brewing. g. 4oal 42SS Tor
- : t e and s.&sgi-5o Tor choice: Chew
I - s.ssS is25< per Genital
n1oe - s continue 70 advance. sarprise,
)k1 n - milling. u.7oaL75: good 20 choice
~ ~ lss7.s: far. ussel 60: gray. g. SIC
- - heaglo for common, ard 81 q
eensal for choice for seed purposea
&Is anrs light Yellow. 81 80 per GENITAL
r. 80 VA for small. white. slzsz0
oF1foxs
"a nles: wheas-Buyer 1880, yLss5f