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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION


A RIiCLES OF DISSOLUTION AND AGREE
"A meni-know al men thai the partnership
nefetcsore existing befween Z {. McDouxAl
ana Jamea Nckendrick, nnder the Arm name Of
AsDsuxnu NcKendriek. is this day mutually
dissolved Witnesseih II further. that the work
contracted BY said nrm has this day been divided
between the nemben Of said firm In Tie follow
ing manner: 4 c. McDougall u to hare the
Jobs known - the Denny hotel and Goat In
neiidsrg: James MeKendrick In 70 have the four
jobs known = the Moves building. Baxter and
steward building, Starr building and the Safs
Deposit huiidins II is understood and agreed
that each shall superiutend, furuish all labor
and material and perform eli other paris OF the
nfm contracss upon the jobs aforesaid, at their
own individual cost and that the profits Of said
jobs shall accrue 10 the benefit OF the party com
plefine them. and that Ill losses shall be borne
BY the party completing said jobs. and that
neither & c. NcDougall nor James NcKendrick
shall Be individually liable to each other In any
way because OF such former partnership Proper
adiustmeut and accounting shall be had On ell
work done and ell accounts paid, each one pay
ing their Just proportion.
In witness whereof we have hereuuf0 set our
hands and seals this day and date first above
written E. c. McDoUGALI.
JAMES McKRNDRICK,
SxArrLE. wash. April II. 1880
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Notice II hereby given that the noar1 e 49,
cation Of the state al Washfu9tom VIII, n
II O'Clock noon. Of The "a dnv or liza tt
ceive proposals for the furuiahfnR ~ GuGn
books - are hereinafter onums faA2d IT, - r.
Of the common schools Of osld atn1n. mx3.
psriod Of 6ve ycsn fsom and aftcR ~ HI ~
Of september. 1sao. viz: Ss 81
Readers, spelling books. dictlonas3oov Co.
bocks, srithmetscz,. both mentsl and W91ft
Biographies both Of political and phYDfonk r.
United States histories: also sext bo6k9 =
subjects OF Alnehxa. Heouotry. uIDDm4( 2S
astronomy. Chemistry, botany, 91nl6G1s or1 $9
physfeh general history. knKiish HooI0
rhetoric, logic. word analysis, bookk4@
drawing, vocal music. political 81
psychology. civil government and Iooo1 800 II
ment Of Washington. ss7' q ~
Proposals must state the Wholesale. ar1a0 go
exchange prices Of the books oGefo1, Cd r. s.
cessfui bidders must enter into cc0kee4e RI
named In their proposals. for pQ<50M q
years, In accordance viii the pfov1os60o RI
ton OF an oct Of the Legislature q NJ 3
ton, approved March "a. $50. and m0o1 .
Q bend with tive OF more ouG1c3oDt Du30o16
the faithful peri ormance Of the 0oneRnnk
sureties TO b citizens 81 the $40 g N0l
ingfon Ssssz&
All proposais mast Be ssaied and a61reon1 =.
the SupeTintsudent Of Public lnneeuG10H
Washington, 81 Olympia end muee = 11ocl
sealed proposals. 70 furnish TAFT boo&1 RI
common schools of the state q Wnnk1H
The Eoard Of Education reserves ~ ~ ~ r. &
Jet any ana al bidA 9*
Dstsd - oIynTiA Washinesoa, Ill - -
Of April. iss& -
eapt Pub Ina oeats q W0Gn1H1
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DrcxuoSAL

NHISs u CoCARASE. FORMERLY OF
vi san Francisco Niii esea Q school fer gsris
and ysang ladies' on "Wednesday, April n. In
the ba.l9sng GOV oessupsed BY tue Ccsgreza-
ssonaI cturrh. On ThSrt street. aesf University.
Rates OF tufrsac per moGfh from IS 60 eiz 80
eorsssng so GRADE Refereace%--Jadxe J. r.
H0ye seattle: Mn George Kfssinecr. seattle.
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nFFlCE OF THE SEATTLE 4 EASTERN
" Construction Co To the Stockholders:
Notice il hereby given that pursuant 70 the BY
laws Of The company the annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Seattle Eastern Construc-
ton Co. will Be held NJ the once Of the COM
pany. in the city OF Seattle. Washington, at IL
O'clock m, on Thursday. May Is, 1880, for the
purpose Of eiecting trustees for the ensuing
year and the transsctfoa of such other business
IS may legally come before the meeting
JOHN CRAIG, secretary.
Seattle April II isaQ
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xrsrxxxxs AxD cosrxAcro4a

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPASY-KS-
~ ssneeru ard contractors for bssdg0 81 evesy
daocyspzsens wharf building. pile driving efe1st
I'M md seam oAoTei Gxcoy11fnks psn1o ao1
sonnAe1os solicited. O1Bcs tuos g JnekDD
Gr~ok Se0stln. Wa.
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DgExaWAKNG.

nEESsNAKTx1 AND FAMILY GIVING Al
IL home or - 30 cut b. tne GAY CAL o. Or
dre1 In ScrsA Thizd sssess, fuo0 IL
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REMOVAL

DENoyAl-RfCHARD SEyTNs. JR-. CIVIL
Ii eaxsneer. las samoved ns c0ce frca
rom ~ Ba~zan heck. 10 rooms 81 IN. n and
N Bat1ex bloch. tzsx eooe.
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NoTacE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
~ the ssn De Fuea snip Gansl and Railroad
COMPANY rooms - and g sehsnermAnn block.
Seattle. Wa<h
PROPOSALS WANTED.
BIDS will be rSceiv until IL ofsIoc& noon os
Nav s fse0 Il The osfsces Of iais company -
Ss.0wss
For the Clearing even with "a lace Of one
sunars<a and sixty acres Of land adjacent 70
saa Sc FrCA
yor the making OF az suitable timber % said
IA int raj rca4 ties pies ard coriweoe-
Dsalsea iaior alton and reGnlrsmcn.e may
Q had a cfse< Of the eAtsf engineer In San de
uca W r MASON. Engineer.
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John suTaER1AxD MILLER y. q = c.
u sQoeon Cntvl may - co1sa1ss4 - ~ c0cA
BOYD oanek. Efuafsa zuEes residsnCe ccrner sixth
and Sexia<-
IN CARFER. = D.. Has REMOVED HIS
~ o0ee Inn NokA eo<xxle - - frUne
stret Kntpe handzns. hesussn Maz5on md
AIRS s / DEAN. pHYuclAS AND SCR
. 10 = - -: ressSes' 49,
Republican and Tenperanrs srReso Te,ephons
Nc slS . r-s;dsnce
~ A WALSH. \. n. SPECIALITY. DISEASES
~. Of women Rooms u and IL sherman
heck. corner G berry ard Front skree<A o<4Go
heurs 10 % II n. 10 p m
TINS TBoREsEx & EAcKE. PHYSICIANS
II and snrreors: su.rryy eiseeses Of skin ana
Thinner h~use
6 cAEn.S: = D. rayslclAS Axp sur
cine and surgery Cn:versity City 81 New york
oGce, rcons - and - hcsson biock. sur
eecn seattle. Lake shore Ezstsru Railway
Company. surrey ana diseases Of women
speciality General practice afsended 10 Tcis
DR HARRY poASE. oFFfcg ASp rNsrr-
IL sufe. No Is Bell street corner Second. on
line Of cable nsad. North seattle Washington
CARAH KENpALL. ~ p.--orFfcE AND
- rssidence 1ls seattle block Particular
assention to women. cnucren and obstetrics
DR r II. CoNN-PHYSlclAN AND SUR
IL geoa. No eia Third street between James
aad Cherry.
DRHI rLEIscHER. pEurscHER ARR
Jones n room so Fsco Eoose. III "a Frput
street; residenes. eornef Third ana Depot Tale
e----- -
H. LuKESS ~ D.. PHYSICIAN AND
e SURGEON: once. els Second street. over seie-
day Or night CatArfA. tAroak ling. rectal and
eli blood diseases SUCCESSFULLY treated
$3.50 ,,,,~-,-,,- $500, $500. :, ~ 49,
Lyon. Residence, yssler svenuN onca
room Is Colonial olock. Second and Columbia
Telephone -
OCULTsT8 IND AERISTA
nR O. e. ROLLINS. oCUIIsT AND AURIsT.
- formerly house surgeon Of Eye and Ear Ia
--- - go
y. and physician for diseases 81 the throat s.I
and second streets
CEQ A. REICH. ". D.. OCrLIST, AURrsT
once. room a. Bos,on block
- ------,-.- -
DR G. G. GRIFFTyS-PAlNIES9 DENTAL
~e-. s.oe From. s.seel, ce1ner a-l,on.
Dr. = SippiSsS. 2. D :. o "a !.,k
b,ock corner Tsird ana cher, ,Srs..s -
:. -. a.-1 -.
e. nosss: rom : southwest corner James
,p-,- ,o..-,- 1885, r,-.--
a knEni Z; xunhkSt; pAS NM NM
,e.,,s 80 M s,I, s. III seA
,s.,Snnss ,s,,ns, s,nns enS Pna on ;,.n ~
caoae ana electric roaas
n A. HOI.MES, DENTIsT-RopMs .. COLUM-
~ --o.-~ ~. --~- .-... ~. ~. !. : =
DR @. WILLIS PRICE DEHTSr-BuRK8
= oaock. Inlfo ana un.on-
vExERUlRrAx
DR II MrISrosH ERAnrxTr oF on
Iario verterinary college, Torcnto o1ios
Wsshinssan streets ones ssiepnocs. 10: re- rsS.
idence. So.
D.dus,. a. on,a,ia ves.,,ns,v - so - ana
mem6er ~ cSrterio Nediesi snejssv' 6eics
r S Po.s., Sn W s1i ss.s
lasAYeRa Avn ruEwYsrS
DRYANT6 ASsAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
c. n. BryaaI
- - -
-
80 -. --.......-.
AkCBx1hCxA
------------.-.--..--
81. ond street
----- ---~-----------------
DARklNSON q EVERS. ARCHITECT3.
i rooms 702 ana 2o8. Butler block. Seattle.
~, pypn arcuJrrcT Avn RpIncr
i builder knight building. between seneca
and University. "a front street
- = -- - -
GACNpEk9 d HOuGHTOS. AkCHlTkCm
~ Room ~. ooosou osoc9, ere1se. ~a&uinxloo.
= hoxweh ouiidinS' corner oosumoiA ana
FfVu-
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

~ posals will be received until Il O'Clock
(noonl the 18th day of April. 1880. for clearing
Is miles Tor any part OF Hght-cf- way on extern
Right is reserved TO reject any and all proposals.
Profile aud map on file in ONCE Of King 4 Dick
inson. room -. n. p. building. Tacoma.
c. ". GR1GGs, Contractor.
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EDRO.
Addition to Sedro
8 =. 1uuine city Of skasit Csunav. Ths1po-
kape rails 81 The PaGinc Coaak

I: anRO n the center md ous3ot q -
5Ssce hunter. mining and aGxlcultuYnl
~ r. - susie: h on de GkeG1t Efves, eho
II <s. ~ 81 tie FaiFbaven & nnu16eYn. q.
8! y 6Seshem and seattle. IAks ohoss . Kass-
:, addition embraces plasoau Tn aesso
.sSSf eod Is located. - the name lndicoooG,
~ - 81 the city.
-. ! mp 10 sedro. Il WIN pay yeu. ana by
fe6oso p1ices sdvAncA
q -. = sbis addition WI - PIT - ~ mae.
5131a y. 1850
B 100. snd terms address J. COMPTON, 4
- lr 81 \. TROwBRID0B at The Rats, -
= Il. Z DEvIN. 6edfo.
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617 Third Street.

A1vuussnsnusndes thsheads o. Loss. Found
lstlsae. for Rent and Situations wanted win
+ inssfted ct the rate Of cents word for the
lnti esr;jon: 1cent word for 60 h subsequent
hna1oa Payment always in sdvancA
NJ SHOWING letters await sdvsrtisen q shis
lDoe:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS-BIDS UPON
~ the construction OF four frame school
houses for the city OF seattle viii be received up
TO ,. m Monday. April =. 1890, NJ the ofhee Of
the secretary of the school board, seattle block.
BIDS may be made uron each building aepar-
aseiy. aud each 10 be accompanied By certified
check for $500 PAYMENTS under contract will
Re made in cash Plans now on de At ONCE of
saunders & Heughton, rooms IL and ~, Boston
block. Seattle. wash.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is HEREBY
i gwen that bids viii be received ~ the
once OF the auditor OF snchomish county,
Washington, until saturday, May H. isac. NJ the
hour OF IL o'clock meridian. Tor the erection
and completion OF q courthouse according to
plans and specifications now on die in said
auditors ONCE. Each bid TO be accompanied
by certified check IA the amount of 10 per
centar OF such bid. payable Ia the treasurer Of
snohonsa county. or 10 bis order. which eAtd
check shall be forfeited 20 the said county Ia
xfser bling awarded the cuntssc; for the erer-
ton OF said euisding 10 enter into the same and
furnish the bouis required By the board. No
bid viii be considered unless fless a. hersin
stated. ard acconpanSed BY said cers1Ged
check. TIE right Is reserved 10 reject auy %
al bids
BIZ order Of TIE board Of commission
ers Of saoao nish county. wash Dated - sno-
hon. sh Wash. this 2lss day of April. ieSo.
isrsI FRED r. LYsO>S
Aass,tor and ex-aHEcso rlerk OF said beard
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PERSONAL

AIR I. KING. HOLDER or TICKET NO 70
lU please call 1t 40 South Third street. Aim,
House
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WANTED-IO RENI.
"ANT8D-TO RENT A DESK ROOM IN
w well located once. Address ". IL Post
IntelligcuceS.
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DEyTYSry

nR G. G. GRIFFIxs-PAISLESs DENTAL
IL par!ors. Rooms and ~ knipe building,
west side Front street. corner MARION
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NfRs PARKER-5NDEPKSDE SLATE.
eiairvoysni; developing circles. Tuesday and
Friday evenings Hotel In Pierre. f,1o9 Second
street, rooms and o.
NfMK AIEso, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi royant and medium Mallory house. Third
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MUSICAL ISsTiTUTg-soUTawEsr cor
vi nrs second aat fsasrx streets. under the
wsIisrt. voice culture and al branches Of IN
strsmentA masie. oasy experienced ana
tAofouehly somret az teachers emrsyst
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$50 feet Distant westerly from the west eide line
60: the we half of block Ia and that portion OF
lots l. q 9 and lying west Of . line running
parallel 20 and $50 feet distant westerly from the
angles thereto: ali OF blocks Ia and IS: the west
half OF block Is. lot OF block Is and that por-
ton OF lots ?. ana lying west OF . line run-
from tie west ode line of Grant stree: measured
nj right angles thereto; fhe west half OF block
Il: blocks u, %. II, - and =: Gil in Judkins
addition 70 tie City Of seattle e. shown on tie
offscix. piaf OF record In auditors o4sce In King
assc blocks 1, = 3. % u, =. .. II. \ and IS Of
John Lsary's addition TO City of Seattle - Shown
ON the officiai plat Of record in auditors once
sIso : srr.p al land IS feet Wide. more or less
$50 seet long lying along the north side Of lots
slogg the north side of loss aud 6. OF blocks IS
AID k of Dearbo-a's Thtrss Addition. more par
ticlla-ly described IS follow: Beginning at
Want, third Adairion; thence west. - iees
=, the northeast cornero OF block u. Dsarborn's
Thru Ad5ittors thence north IS f>~f move or
less TO seattle street. thence ca & $50 feet thence
sowsh Is fee. mere or less 10 place OF beginning.
a sanwn on Official plat at record OF Dearborn D
Third Add zion 20 the City OF seattle IN the
sa5ifos's essee in Kins County.
AIso beck 10. II and II Of NcNanghfs Third
Aassltisn TO seat r. ~ shown on sszsiai plat OF
record ii the auditor Once in King coaefy.
Also blocks rs. IL Is. l6 II and - OF Dear
84FL AIsstA&sfs3 ~ Afs~ " ~ 81 ora&4kr -
ssawn or ofzessl plat Of record n the aadiior's
ckfcs In Kiax SE1Eg.
Aa<s ssscks IL Is AID Is Of peafe Tn's Frus b
Add ssson 10 CATS OF seattle ~ sho~u or oflsfai
RAJ Of .ecnrt Ia the sa1t tors ofsice in King
CaNEty.
Also the west half al block 1. blocks . 3, 4. ~
a. Csry frcnf Addition 10 CRY OF SEATTLE ~
shown or nsacsAi plat OF record in au1tforAs
r{see Of Seattle Kiag co11fy. state OF " sah-
tuRfQn TaoNAs BrkKK. and
srRyvR. EAIxEs & 1cMieKEx.
Attcraeys for seattle and Aonrsna Railway Com
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

re susexainnasns eo-a2aistee pxo-
vsasa lie program for tAs afternoon.
xhseh consisted ~ continuation Of
tas ~asieet. assudy OF Pagzares." Ii
oo2<sderng t1ls subject p.AzieulAr a.
seaesoa vas called - ~tans" 2na
texture. uoEe meaning = genera
eject OF color whlea preyzaes the
ghols Z. p.eture. Thus IA a painting OF \
ra.ay dsy gray sat prevails. every
tang assumes : leaasn nus. The tern
stxol.lsa OctOher'' szs referred 70 -
nok sesElx q ID sa 9meE, Tor At that sea
soa OF the year yellow 4 the predsMi-
hating color IA tne landscape; even the
san' rays possessing snzul@r F2di-
ance, parity the resaIt or aEalospaeTi-
cal cOnditi rs TOEe IN \ picture cor
responds - tue KEY cote IA music. Ol
texture Ruskin says there are three
classes, w. CLASSY, blooming or vel.
ysty. and 65rOus Few paintings, even
those by ne most famous artists, will
bear 70 Be tessei a. 20 texture. OF
modern artists VINO have eneelled 10
this line are Waugh ana Chase.
Tn's was followed with reading OF
"Emerson's Talk With College Rov,
from the February CsatssFy. Attel
which the story OF Hamlet Was brief
ly sketched, ana readings from the
lines Of the play gwen, together With 4
characterization Of Ophelia.
Next Saturday COMMITTEES on Eyolu-
ton report.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

NEW YORK, April IA president OF
one Of the big pie be king establishments
of this city who has head for figures
recently figured out that nearly 25 ,000,-
900 pies were eaten in New York every
year
This sounds like a fairy yarn, but
when figured out IL allows Just fifteen
pies year to every man, woman and
child in the city. One PIE will cut into
four pieces. fifteen pies will make sixty
pieces. and one piece eaten every six
days viii make fifteen pies year There
are great many in the city who eat ten
times this amount Of pie every year. and
there are a great many who nerer eat it
at all
The average cost Of pie IS ten cents.
and thus the average amount Of money
spent in this city for pie each year is
g.. 500 000 There IA a pie for every sea-
son OF the year-mince pie for winter.
apple pie for fall. winter and spring.
huckleberry pie for summer, and peach
pie. plum pie. cherry pie. cranberry pie,
pumpkin pie. custard pie. pineapple pie.
Atfl00 pre- EAuI-4AN btT 04t EFNA Vtnrk
kind OF pie for almost every week in the
year Miacs PIE Is said 10 have the big
xest sale. and IN one bakery alone tons
Of mince meat are made every year,
ard forty barrels Of apples are chopped
up every day.
The average pie is foot In diameter.
a. ia single rear the citizens of this
cisv eat more than 4. $50 niles Of pie. and
IN less than two years and bali they
vii have eaten enough pie 60 have
formed band - PIE crust around the
earth ~ the equator.
The average pie IS two inches thick
an r placed one on top - another
the pis eaten IN two and a bali Tsars
svoald reach - the height of thousand
nils ra1nz the average weight =
pie ar ore pound. the total weight COZ
s,srnef in one year would be f2 500 tons.
II ali teis rie we're put N one heap and
the average weight carried away by
rler. women ard children vas hffeea
pounds esch it voald take the entire
roralshca 81 the city Ct Nev York 10
rertors it. If no ore took a sscond hoe6.
CHkRTr "a WILLS
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This brilliant. audacious. aggressive
woman talks much as she writes in clear.
caastic style and with smile on her lips
even when dealing the most cutting
blows. Sue is curious mixture OF d.
pl0macy aud fearlessness, now yelling
her real sentiments under the most pol
tic Of Httcrances, anon ninging pru-
dence 20 the winds. She l. sssertive. and
sets forth Der Ideas with an air which
seems 70 say: That's what /. Kate Field,
think. You can ike it OF not, as you
please
katherine Van Arnheim, a very tai
enled and beautiful Chicago singer. was
present one day when Miss Field was
laying down laws for using the voice,
which the artist NJ once discovered TO be
absolutely worthless. Nine. Van Arn-
helm IL always ready TO discuss the regu-
lation Of the voice. and although she was
a comparative stranger 70 Miss Field, at
once joined issue with her.
How 30 you dare, Miss Field, TO say
thus and 40 about the manner in which
one should use the voice in singing-yoI,
who cannot use it properly in speaking,
evens'
And pray. who are you." sharply
asked Miss Field, Ito dispute me in this
fashion,"
"Well. - SAID Van Arnheim, Il may be
very snlaH potatoes compared to Miss
Kate Field. but know something of the
voice, and l tell you you are all wrong"
After this tilt the two became great
friends.
Another woman who dares to differ
FROM this distinguished feminine auto
crat is Margaret Sullivan, Of Chicago.
She =. rs breakfasting with Miss FELL not
loug since in Washington, and was pour
ing milk in her tea when Kate cried:
How can you drink milk in your teas
| Don't you know that it's leather?'
Il like leather was the calm reply Of
Mr.. Sullivan, as she proceeded TO drink
her tea.
Miss Fields signature is perfectly con-
/ souant with the character OF the aggres-
sive woman who penned it. Here it is:
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

During the past week our sales in
Dress Goods has been much greater
than our most sanguine expectations.
and at the same time we have been re-
ceiving large consignments from our
New York buyer, which places the
entire stock in the most favorable con-
dition for our customers who may be
in the want of anything in this depart
ment.
Combination Dress Patterns can be
had at one-half their actual value. We
will place on our counters this week
some of the most exquisite designs and
handsome shades in a great variety of
cOlOrs.
DRESS PATTERNS:
At $500; worth 5000.
At 600; worth 1900.
Al 7.e5; worth 1900.
At 9.75: worth 1000.
All these goods shown with pleasure
to anyone, even # they may not wish
to purchase.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
$4,000 REWARD.
Dr.. =. C. Kennedy. BonaGde Offer.

While il IS not claimed that Electro Ozone Will
cure everybody and every disease, II is claimed
that IL has cured rrnany cases that had been
conceded iEcuTa0le. and that II never has failed
where treatment was continued. III anyone
doubts this and desires to be cured, let them
come and accept the following, which is offered
in good faltA as a reward for d case that cannot
be Cured Oy II; provided that the organs or their
function have not been destroyed by disease,
neglect or improper treatment. The o1eris bona.
nde, the money TO be deposited under written
condition that will admit OF no quibbling.
81, 900 fer any case OF Catarrh Catarrhal Deaf
ness Consumption, Bronchitis, Cough. HoaEse
ness or sore throat that Electro Ozone, Ozonated
and Medicated Air will not cure.
$500 FOR any case OF Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Constipation or diseases OF the liver, stomach or
bowels that Electro-Ozone remedies or apphan-
ces will not cure.
$1,000 for any case OF Heart Disease or dis
ease OF the nerves blood, skin. bones muscles,
tendous. ngaments or joints that Electro Ozone
Ozonatec and Nedicated Air or Electro-Chcmi-
cal Treatment viii not cure.
$1,000 for any case OF Kidney Disease, Blad-
der Disease, Womb OF Ovarian Disease, or Dis
ease OF the Uretha, whether structure or gleet
that Electro-C Chemical Treatment viii not per
msnently cure.
$500 for any other disease weakness ca lisa
oibty that may affect or disable man, woman or
child that Electro-Ozore or lectro-Chcmical
machinery or remedies viii not cure.
Consultation and Investigation free. Exsni-
nation and an Electro-Ozone, Ozoneted and Med
icsted Air treatment 300. Examinations and
an Electro Chemical treatment 800 to 500.
Call a. toe Office. rooms3 :. 9 10 and II, second
foor Of the Hermitage, corner Canal and Bridge
streets, or send silver OF stamp TO prepay post
age on three New Method Cure books.
Part l. Contains 22S pages. over 200 1llustra
lions symptoms OF disease and reports OF over
1000 cures. Prescriptions for the cure OF acute
diseases hygienic instructions for every lady
gentleman and family mailed on receipt OF 20
two cent stamps, or % cents In silver.
Part III. Private Information for men and boys
young and old, mailed sealed In plain envelope
on receipt Of tTo-cent stamps, or 10 cents in
siScr.
Part III. Information and instruction or Ia
dies. married or single, IL coioTed Illustrators
symptoms, advise ard reports OF cures. mailed
20 ladies' only sealed in plain envelope on receipt
OF 5twocert stamps. or W cents IN silver TIE
three books viii be mailed for % two-ceut stamps
or 80 cents IN silver.
lnvalids sre being cured in all parts of the
United States and Canada hy the New Net dod
Electro Ozone Remedies and Appliances. which
we send bT mail or express With full directions
for their use. All letters must be addressed 70
DR. J. c Kennedy. Grand Rapids. Mich