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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

MITCHELL, Ind, Feb. Is. Near here
Friday forenoon the north bound passen-
ger train on theMonon route collided with
freight train, Engineer W. n. Dillard
Fireman J. Il. Godinger and Mail Agent
Charles Wright being killed A dozen
passengers were wounded. some quite
severely The disaster is said 70 have
been caused by a blunder of the freight
nrrirnar
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

SAS As7osTo. Tex. Feb IS Burg
lars entered the store of Aufust
Wosltz's n this rity. Friday iFht blew
open his safe and robbed it ~ s. 900
Ths Job sss skillfollv done ard ini Ne
opinion of detectives vss ths rork -
NorfheTu ~rz~ksTen
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
DI.po.ed ofHaIf, Mlnion-

Down, y H Feb 15-The late
benjamin Thompson. % Durham. left
nearly al his estate. valued a. $500. 600.
70 found an agricultural college in
Durham II certain conditions are not
complied with TIE money will 60 70 the
state q Massachusetts,, and II that State
objects n Tho conditions the money will
70 70 the State OF Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
DAlRYMEN MEET.
On1oers Elected by the State Assoclattons
of Wisconsin aud Michigan.

CoLuMBus, Wis. Feb. 1S.-The fol-
lowing officers were elected by the
State Dairymen's Association Friday:
President, Prof. w. A. Henry, Of the
State University, Madison; Secretary,
D. W. Curtis, of Fort Atkinson; Treas
urer. +. J. Loomis, OF Sheboygan Falls.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 15.-The
meeting of the Michigan Dsirymens
Association just closed at Allegsn was
the largest ever held. The election Of
officers resulted as follows: President,
g. B. Horton. Fruit Ridge: Vice-P Presi-
dent. VI. Notiesk, Holland; Secretary
and Treasurer, z A. Stowe, Grand Rap.
IDS
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
HE is a DEFAULTER.
John 4. Davis. Treasurer Of Rochester
y. v. short I'm His Accounts.

-
RoCHKsTFR. y. Y, Feb. l5.-Citv
Treasurer John A. Davis has boon
discovered 20 be a defaulter in
the sum of s13O. 600, lie oontesses
a shortage Of $1,000 and he and his
bondsmen are trying TO fix it UP. Strong
efforts are being made 70 keep tho mat
ter quiet Davis has been living al IN
extravagant rate, and recently became
half owner OF large hotel. besides
being mixed up in other speculstions.
His salary was q 500.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Bosroy, Feb. 1s-W s. Crown 4
Co, Wholesale and retail dealers in
jewelry have assigned - Merrill Bros
& Co. The firm claims surplus of
SIS o0o ~ so ooo. ard think II thev are
granted n extension theY can psy 81
rtrf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

DFFVEE Cos Fsh IA sohsu. -
xi1usT sT-s-snst0s Tshor sn1 hois niu
for rsrsov - 81. -, vss discovered or
Fridsr sud -, vouns rsr ~srs ~
r.s.sS arr ~ fess.5 Or soeourf ~
tssiT Toufs NJ Tsho- -sf8s~s - prrs.
<rse frrrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
MURDER OF AN OLD COUPLE.
The Bodies of Farmer Jones and HIS
Wife Found Under Heap of Refuse
Near Omaha. Scb.

OMAHA, Neb, Feb. l5--The bodies Of
an old couple named Jones, living six
miles west OF Omaha, were discovered
Friday morning hidden in a heap Of
refuse behind barn on their farm.
Both bodies were perforated with bull
cts. They had evidently been dead sew
eral days. Eighteen head Of cattle be-
longing to Mr. Jones had been driven
of. Frank Ofett and Jerry Dee, Of
South Omaha, have been arrested
charged with the murder II is found
that they sold the stolen cattle TO a
South Omaha com mission house.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Nv FoEK reh 1f -Tbsrs wsr. ~
business fAllu in - rniteS et.tes
s8rinF 80 seer dsTs ends1 ~ Y-iosf
srsirst 40 ths v-s-ious se~.r ssvs
Tns totsl - failures 10 N. Urisea
stsses 3snus-v ~ ssts issfno. sgsir,s'
IL. -Es.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
The NAVASSA RIOTERS.

Three or Them Plead Guilty TO Man
slaughter The Case 10 Go TO the su-
premo Court.
BALTIMORE. No, Feb l5.-James Tss-
ker. I'd Woodford and Norman Wooster.
three Of the Navassa rioters. pleaded
guilty to manslaUghter. This disposes
of tho whole batch, with this
result; Three are corvicted of muir
der in The FIRST degree. fourteen Of man
slaughter and twenty-tbree OF riot. All
viii be sentenced next week The
whole business, after all. it is expect
cd will 20 10 the United Statas SUI
preme Court the question being raised
Of the jurisdiction OF the United States
over the island OF Navassa
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
Arrested for stealing Revenue stamps.

ST JosEFH No. Feb IS "A German
named Michael Claus has been arrested
here on warrant sworn to bv The
United States collector. charging him
with having stolen s. 600 worth of rcv-
enue stamps from the latters Office last
NaraL
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
A TOTAL LOSS
Toronto University. One Of the Finest In
ststutions In Canada, BurBed 10 the
Crouud

Ground.
IoaoNro, Ont. Feb. IS Toronto
University, the most magnificent pile
in Canada. and, as a university build
ing, probably surpassed by few similar
structures on the continent, WAS de-
stroyed by Ere Friday evening. The FIRE
broke out Just before the annual conver-
saEione and arrangements had been made
for 1900 guests The FIRE was caused
by a man dropping lighted lamp. One
domestic was seriously burned The
library. worth s1oo,o0 and the
museum, containing valuable collec-
ton. we're entirely destroyed The loss
is estimated at $500, 900. The university
was insured in twelve companies for
sl64, 900. The university was opened
in 1850.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Wv 10EE Fes- lk-Tks Fswsrs
t~rrT - ssvtess - 5sts r-sks 81 r1arsi-
~ r~~tsir fhst rrsisrf.7 - sts p--stT
t~viss ~ fsTs- - - rs-isios -
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Torrr,o = Frk - a rs~si~sr hss
hser appointed fcr the r. T Iuos flou
uan7. ~ "a rholesals 6ry gods ho1ss
~ thfs -+7 TIE liabilities 80 ovsr
60 .na
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken: It i pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yst promptly on the kidneys,
Liver snd Bowels. cleanses the svs-
tcm efectuslly. dispels colds, head
aches and fsvers snd cures habitusl
couHips tion. Syrup # Figs il the
only remedy of its klnd ever rr0-
duosd, pleasing to the taste sn9 ao-
-eptshle t0 the stomach, prompt n
"a action sud f~ulY beneficial IN Is
effects. prepared only firm the most
healthy snd agreeable substances. ia
many excellent eBsiities commend It
10 al snd have rsde It the most
popular remedy known.
syrup e Figs "a for SO IN s0c
ard sl bottles hT 81 leadug drug
gists An7 reliable drugg g who
nav Mt have II On bard eli pr
curs Il promptly for sry ons who
wishes 2, try It. Do nos seesFt say
substitute
cktlr05EIf FIe sffUp c6
ssT -savcssC1 rf-
f-gsrLr ~ aga r-ry rg
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
No More Need of severe Traiuing.


". See has been making experiments
with "A species of cake made out Of kola
nut. and which Professor Heckel has
already tried with success in the army.
He has come To the conclusion that
caffeine and It's derivatives possess the
two following properties:
First-They facilitate muscular work
and allow il to be kept up for a long
time without fatigue.
Second-Tliey allow us to 60 with
out food for a considerable length OF
time when We have anything to do re-
quiring a great deal of exertion.
Experiments made on a series OF
thirty individuals in good health and
without signs of cardiac or pulmonary
disease have shown that in the gener-
ality Of cases the exertion of running
does not modify the respiratory rhythm
in persons under the influence of caf.
feline; whereas without caffeine the loss
of breath increases the number Of res
pirations three fold. In a word il can
be said that caffeine places a man who
is not in training in the condition Of a
trained athlete.-Paris Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
Are the Oceans Disappearing

At a recent meeting of the French
Geological society a communication
from NJ. Transchold. of Moscow, was
read on the non-invariability Of the
level of the ocean II terminated with
the following conclusions: 1. In pro-
portion as certain parts Of the earth's
crust rise from the bottom of the sea
above It's level the latter must be low.
cred. 2. The surfaces of nearly all the
present continents have been at one
time the bottom of the sea. They rise
from the water partly because of the
retreat of the waters of the oceans
3. As continents are formed one part
of the waters of seas is transported to
them in form of lakes. rivers, eternal
SHOWS, glaciers and organized sub
stances. Owing to these actions the
waters of the oceans have been con.
stantly diminishing. and their levels
lowered correspondingly.
In proportion as the earth cools
down ice accuinulates near the poles
and on mountains; water is taken
more deeply into the surface of the
terrestrial crust, the formation Of
hydrated minerals being manifested
everywhere. The result of all these
conclusions shows us that since all
the water that ever existed may still
exist in form of perpetual ice. snow,
hydrated minerals, etc. the waters Of
all oceans have been gradually disap-
pearing, and that the lowering of
oceans is going on ever mt the present
day TO n greater extent than ever be-
fore. st. Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
Odd WAY to Live,

One morning Just about daylight a.
. reporter was OF his way home a man
WA noticed walking along Fifteenth
street gazing intently at the ground
along the cable and ear tracks. He
vas approached by the reporter, who
xked him IL he had lost anything.
"No," he replied. II am looking for
dimes and nickels or other change
which may be dropped by passengers
On the street cars"
The mar was of medium height, and
plainly and cleanly dressed. He told
. story Of coming from the east TO Den
ver to prolong his life. as he wa af-
1icted with consumption. lie said:
II am poor and unable to do manual
labor, and all kinds Of light employ
nent seem to be taken up. ! walked
sut early q morning after | had spent
~ Last nickel. and was almost contem-
panting something desperate when !
hound q dime and q nickel between the
- tracks. This money seemed to be
. 0odssnd to me. and vet me to think
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
Hut Few Rich Men Shoni,

The rich men of New York do not as
a class enjoy field or trap shooting, and
the sport has but comparatively small
number of votaries here. w. T. Quinn
by, a wealthy New York merchant,
ranks as high as any of our good shots,
and N. f. Lindsay. another man Of
fortune, is his equal with the gun in
field or trap shooting. old Uncle
Billy" Seigler, Of Montclair, y. j..
though G5 years old. astonishes the
younger sports by his marvellous skill
with the gun. Samuel Castle. a well
known retired builder Of Newark. is a
noted trap and field shot, and he. too,
Is G5 years Of age, and yet his eye has
not grown dim. He is "A conspicuous
figure az many of the shoots hereabouts.
New York Telegram.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
THE democratic crptta' cun,mi te,

THE democratic ceptta' cun mi tee
have flooded the state with a lot OF
lying circulars, N of which attempts
Q comparison of the records in congress
OF Carter. Maginnis and To"l-. AZ a
sample Of the dec-p'ions pre- cticed In
this and other campaign documents
sent out by the DAILY gang we call NJ
tsution to the fact that NOM Mr.,
Carriers credits is an item Of 20 acres II
land granted TO Miles city for a Park,
which the democracy generously up.
praise ut 81 so per acre. This land
lies 10 the h-art OF the town aud II
valued at the price Of contiguous pr'p.
erty even in these depressed rime.,
would he worth from IS COO to SO 00I
per acre. On the other hand Joe
Toole il credited with all the vast
grants for public buildings that con-
gress gave to the state in the Omnibus
bill. which me sur wss tlugnt tooth
and nail by the democracy from first
6, last, and which every democrat in
congress except those immsd' stely
interested voted ags'n.tat every stage,
In the face Of this r. % I our Yale l"ck
governor Is gwen the credit of securing
tbese munificeat doustions T. the
state. Such open deception can d..
ceive nobody, aud yet The DAILY gang
keep flooding the state with just ruri
lies rs this In the vain hope that some
one msy be Influenced. II lisa de-p.r.
ate fight for them. They are in ihs
Tvs di ch, where they will be forever
buried on Tu-.day next.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
BRAVE O X AND yRUE.

The democratic party il n party of
negstion. II has never done anything
but vote no. IL hiss never formulated
principle If honest representative eov
eminent. It's arguments are lies and
it, promises are wind. What did il
10 for silver when IL had control of
the lower house for eleven years and
OF The presidency four year,? Moth
ing. IL has lived by fraud and murder
10 he south, by corruption in the east
spc by corporate tyranny in the west.
Ii hiss not carried An election In Mon.
'sna for sixteen years. Al Wildsr'-
landing 10 1882 two meg and u barrel of
vhiskey rolled up y dsmocrt'c major.
ity nj 647. To 1884, 1000 men from
Washington were imported into Nil
soula county 10 vote for MagiDnis.
Botkin was robbed Of mis- election.
Knowles WAS robbed Of his election.
and Carter would have been had fur
ther fraud bsen possible The barrel
sud the whip are the stock democratic
areuments, hacked by cold blooded
and slanderous fslsehOod.. We chsl-
lenge any democratic orator or organ
10 rive . list Of reputable democratic
achievements. They a find fault
with the republicans for doing msnv
good things, but feel safe from crit.
clam because they Themselves never
did anything. The democr ,cy is a
dfone 10 a national beehive; 1t can
buzz snd sting, but IL Is n Lon.produ.
Ger. Young men who believe In pro
gre. g. 10 Independence, 10 intelligence.
should never identify themselves with
this outgrowth Of Cobden-club sm.
Norman In this 1T b. who desires I'M
tammeled and unterriied to enjov the
privileges OF American ~citizen-hip can
al, d to ally himself with such a
tar'y, whose Leadership Is a standing
NE, ace tn free Institutions and ihdi-
vidnal liberty. When George William
Curtis declared the democratic party
10 he a conspiracy against human
rights, he told a mighty truth, which
in tue Recording Angels book will
ou'-weigh his subsequent crime Of
having hitched himself on to the tail
of Grover ',leveland's kite, II the
democratic party has an excuse for
living, 1t has never yet become visible
TO The naked vision, unless 1t be that
u IL afraid to die.
No wonder the orga ms and oraters Of
democracy having nothIng to be proud
Of In their W record, dodge all the
real Issues OF the fight and utilize their
mouths ss mud geysers for the propul.
q Of campaign lies about Tom Car
ter and the tariff lsw.-Int Noun
tAiu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30

ing. | followed the car tracks for about
two miles and picked up eighty cents
In change. l followed 1t up each morn
ing. and 80 found that l could pick up
enough to pay for my living, and have
followed it nearly every morning for
two months with varying success.
''You are the first one who has no.
ticed me, and the officers, when they
meet me on my rounds, think ! am a
track Inspector probably, as they never
bother me. The walks do me good,
and ] expect to be well enough before
long to do something which will pay
me, and may get well entirely. Den
yer News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
y..aSf LITERATURE FoR ALL

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE
j. publishing a most valuable series of Tariff
documents. These are prepared with O view
to state the facts and arguments for Protec-
ton. whether In the interest Of farmers.
laborers, merchants or professional men.
Each issue Of the series appeals TO those en-
gagged I'm separate industries, and presents in
dispuiable iacts-comparisons of wages. cost
OF living. and other arguments showing the
benefits Of Protection.
Any single one will be sent on receipt Of Q
cents In stamps except "whges, Living and
Tariff" which will be sent for 4 cents.
The whole list will be sent for % cents or
any twelve for ~ cents, or any i1ve for ~
cents. portage paid. Order by number.
i" wases, Living end Tariff" =. A. HAIRS
s-"rhs Adysntasrs ci I Pro,ectiys ,faria q
the Labor and industrses Of the unitei
staies" First Prize Essay. 1887. CRAw.
ply, at Low Prices, Of THE Manufactursi
uommodities rs2uirsd ior the People %
si6ie sItSou! rossc!iss fsria.S Ri.,
PRIZE E.say. lsys. Z. I. foop.... 20, 80
4-"What are Haw Materially Would Frpe Raw
Materials be Advsntaesous 70 the LaDSr
and Indus!ries o. ths United states
,-.yi 5i... sr Z; E.ssF; iss9 HesEa Z; 6l.siL :;
S-"sons yi.s: - T..is 81 an III busi
- iut Itvt1tltt ~ " Auvantn&tt Tor
tho south" C.L, kDyAlps v........a 10
HeyIrw. b. O. llenlnAn,.....,....' o.
io-@The Farmer sad Is fa'sf'" Col. fno,ia,
u-"rsc.sssIss = fiuiii;; YfO;iissy..s aisossrG /, u
H. RspIs . sESlfi;s:isd:.isiS,vvI s:;iI.ds ke. 10
-.woSSis ~: ~ ..S'."."'. z
M-"Tnst WIS $3.50 "a { a An,sls:;s Indus.
t1ss b. .Abe9Aonsd ~ Znsssesn Mar.
,s-s.Is: = o.; yiiS xSSissS::i.w::. |
i:-..Riossclsfiot zHssieis iliPp.aya... )
is-.ShY lT.hsss sh9sia q llvsscuonisis." :
sI-"wSsi . fAtii sAsswsrsi 70 Z Working. :
s-"rs.s . 1ss scssss INADVERTENTLY.
ss-.yssfs. I'd Ga " l~lvis;is' j.b.. WINS. |,
q short fsIk q. " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." !
W I ~eteetioa and he Ssmsr.S nussiofi N. :
~
nconoslsy. we2hIyx tsygsse 70 ~
s ,ss;ss s f:'ls i sss's: 'i;' *.AssaaTE.Ak~y.s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
CleaperGrade0fG Goods

And other lines too varied to enum-
crate, at prices which We are positive
cannot be dupicated elsewhere We
have devoted especial attention to our
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30

The man who invented the ~ aitch"
in the English language for the people
of England not only gave them some.
thing to last 200 years, but perhaps for
1000. Instead of RELOCATING the
h-aspirate to the regions Of obscurity
its Use is growing and becoming more
popular every year. -Detroit Free
Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
Boys'C|othing

These goods we have purchased OF a
concern that received the fret prize ut
the Paris World Exhibition. Deserv-
ing o. special mention Is the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30
Bessener I0lCladSQit
B0ysLGgP Pants suits Age IA to 10

We are now prepared to take mea-
sures for suits and o~vercosts to order.
and to push this department We offer
to make you q suit at the Identical
prices at which they are sold In Chi
cago, guaranteeing q good ft and
quick delivery,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-30

For her matches look Of grace and motion,
This regal beauty was indebted TO perfecs
health, restored by the use of that uncgualed,
invigorating tonic and neryine. DIR. Piercels
action every function and gave purity and
richness To the loo
"Favorite Prescription " is a positive cure
for the most complicated and obstinate cases
of leucorrhea, excessive flowing, painful men
struation, unnatural suppressions. prolapsus,
or falling of the womb. weak back. female
weakness" antcversion. retroversion, bear
iug-down sensational. chronic congestion, IN
fammation and liberation of the womb. IL
is guaranteed TO give satisfaction IN ererv
cdsf. or money refunded.
Manufactured by WORLDS pispESsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. 1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-01-03
LIVERY STABLE.
ROCKVILLE, Md,
JACOB POSS, Proprietor.

HAVlNG greatly enlarged my stable and
IL carriage department am prepared 10
furnish unsurpassed accommodations in any
line oil the business. Horses and all kinds of
vehicles. Fine carriages furnished for we'd
dings and funerals, with careful drivers and
all other hiring at terms lower than the low
est. II rises fed or taken to board at reason
able rates.
Carriage Repository.
In con aection with my L.very and Sale
Stable have just completed large two-story
Carriage Repository, where can be found at
all times stock of Buggies and Carriages at
the LOWEST PRICES.
! am also sole agent for the celebrated Co.
! lumbus aud Davis Carriages and Buggies
which ssg selling At IS per cent less than
cuts Of the sosk On the market.
c,ad frouaetiou guaranteed in all cases
me twelve
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-01-03
John "a. Bakers Column
a. BUL UNI!

PABULUM vaby known require need the
those who have will find fair trial will
crops, besides being Of future benefit their lands
BONE
by all
absolute folly make complete Guano high
Phosphate yielding
Ammonia from animal also far that from chemicals
considered show superiority PABULUM
fertilizers and explain the uniformly satisfactory results and
follow 800 Lbs of PABILUM per will yield
600 lbs Of low grade cheaper the
the low grade iuanos sold at low
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-01-03
MATTER 9 CONFIDENCE.

SHOES of the most inferior materials
IAN now be finished in such a manner
bat even good judges can hardly tell
what they are made of; that's what
makes ours Business Of Confidence.
Are zee morthy Of yoar confidence p
Read these facts and form your own con-
ciuSaonS.
/. From the bottom of the ladder we
have assembled TO be the Leading Shoe
House in the District, in fact commercial
reports say tina, ours is the largest Retail
Shoe House south of Philadelphia.
2. Not shoddy Shoe can enter our
House, every pair made up specially for
uE from materials OF our own selection,
and no middleman's profit added.
3. Price the same TO all; your baby
can buy Ms cheaply AS any experienced
shopper.
4. Our business is strictly cash. No
loss from bad debts TO be added 10 our
selling price.
3. We warrant every Shoe we sell and
stand by our guarantee every lime.
#aS- Behind these facts stand our splendid
FALL STOCK of Fine and Reliable Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers. Especially noteworthy
are our
MEMS ST. SO Full Stock Kip Boots;
g 81 so Double Upper Oyster Boots;
I" SO Strictly hand-sewed Shoes;
Ladies S rs Kid and Pebble Button;
81 Kangaroo and Dongoa Button,
90 So 80 and So hand. made Button;
Chld's soc Real Kid Spring Heels;
Misses and Boys Toe Solid School Shoes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-04
Notice to Bridue. BuiIdorx

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
An accom- panied by plans and specl
OF King county, at the Office of the q y,
said county. until Monday. 0ctorer
1890. at IL o'clock g. m, for the buI4
trestle on the county road immedfafely
Duwamisn bridge. e;
said trestls viii be approximately a.
long and of sufficient height to Be 80
water st all seasons of the year. and .
teen feet wide in the clear; bids q
price per linear foot of tres lie; work q q
the satisfaction OF the board; bids . -
panied by a certified check for $1q
felted to the county by he successful
case of his failure 10 enter into c0ntx1 53
i've days after award.
Board reserve the right TO re5ecs
bids. w. K. FORREST, County ~
Dated at Seattle, September 10Th, lisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-04


GREEN d EUGENT, VETERINARY PHYsI-
~ ciars and surgeons: honorary graduates Ont
Stables, cor West and University streeA Tele-
phone 49,
nR \. J. MCINTOSH, GRADUATE OF on
Oorlo veterinary college, Toronto. Odiee
ana infrmav at Montana stables, Fifth and
Warrington streets Once telephone, 30: re-
idence. 3s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-04
UuNDkEDs ARE VISITING THE DOCTORS
49, DAILY

8 The Mr. = threa mouths free Of charge. staff
e ems dort ps ysiciaus and surgeons are in
&ee{uxs ana are nermaneutly located ct their
rp613Aneo, No l,slS second street. near pike.
All who visit these doctors before October /
Will receive services for the nrst three months
ira The only favor desired II recommends
}feas eyery variety Of disease end aeformiiy,
but VIII not accept incursble cases II your
Wolady y beyond ali hope they will frankly tell
JON - $50 caution you against spending more
money Tor useleae treatment Patients will
Rleoee not sake odsnse II rejected as incurable
0u1tpG the past four weeks So invalids visited
the doctofol and out Of this number sos were
eojeotcd - incurahle. Remember once hours
and - early, a. the oiices ore crowded from
morning til night. Once hours, ga m. TO S
= -. Saturday. 10 q m. to D. M
rs The doctors have extended the time In
0ofooer ~. IN order TO accommodate tho many
Who could not eee them last month.