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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27
FOYER AND FOOTLIGHT.

1.-The Merry War" opened at the Har-
ris last night with an audience of a size
us great and quality as fine as any
which have preceded this, the fourth
week of the Wilbur Opera company
repertory. Military comic opera, and by
Johann Strauss, should entertain almost
any mixed audience, when the music
is true to Strauss superior themes and
the character work of the play is well
enacted. 1t must be said, however, that
notwithstanding the apparent 0pportu-
mites for good play" last evenings
performance was rather pasSe-in the
work of some of its subjects. One does
not expect much in. light opera, but
what is presented should, i'll company
of Wilbur's composition. be spirited,
conscientious, and characteristic of the
authors conception.
Mr. Darling did well with the orches-
ira, much better than the chorus did
with Strauss. But for even that criti-
ciSm there is potent excuse for the
laXity in the music-women alone can
not supply the tenor, basSo and bari
tone Accomplishments. All music can
not be handled by female Wrists eXclu-
Siyely, and our audiences are noticing
the fact and feeling the want of bit of
sterner chorus stuffing. Yet the house
was Tull and will be all this week, for
the merry War" can be artistically
and soulfully rendered, as we'll as reck-
lessly daubed. Miss Kirwin makes
charming Elsa, and MIR. Kohnle, as
Groot, her husband. is his usual self,
witty and active, and ingenious in spe-
cialties. Mr. Comfy has more time to
dress and powder than to act, and in
this happy circumstance the audience
finds manifest consolation. Ire Denick
and Miss Baker, acting dependent parts,
show themselves to good advantage.
Miss Bakers dress IN the last act is the
triumph of the play. All the week.
usual matinee.
j
The Nellie McHenry company played
to still larger house at the Newman
ket last night, and Lady Peggy" is
growing in popularity. The galleries
will rave their delight two more nights.
il
Seats for the farce-comedy "Later
On' will be sold at the Newmarket this
morning, and the play will be given
three nights, beginning on Thursday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27

George W. Haigh, of Mankato, and G..
W. Sprague, of Prosper, ex-secretary
and ex-president of the Farmers ALI
ance, respectively, dropped into the city
yesterday and placed their names upon
the Merchants register. The crops in
Southern Minnesota are in splendid
condition, they say, and with passabe
weather the great crop of last year will
be duplicated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27

j. II. Nicolin and Joseph Nicolin. of
Jordan, were registered at the Mer-
chants yesterday. Both are enterprls-
ing young men, sons of Mayor Nicolin.
of Jordan, and as staunch pair of
Democrats as can be found in Scott
county.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27

E. G. Heck, of Toledo; Robert Hogg.
of Brooklyn; and w. F. Maltese West
Superior, are Ryan guests.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27

Each, for all sizes, are by
far the best we have ever
offered at this price.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27

The citizens who last week took a fly
Ing trip to Chicago because the rates
were so cheap will shortly be kick
ing themselves for not waiting a few
days. Another drop in the raUeS may
be looked for in the near future, and IN
St. Paul and Chicago will be done
for 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27

Gov. Merriam has tasted little of
the cup of bitterness that is awaiting
him next fall-he was defeated candl-
date at the annual election of the cham
Der of commerce. Editor Wheelock also
failed to pass under the winning wire,
and his whilom friend, Col. A. Il. kIefer,
was once more Laid out" a pretty
trio, truly
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27

"IBerer could exactly understand row soft
corn on the toe,or boil on the feg,waS calculated
to make man better; though once knew a
chap who was made posiiyely beautiful BY
mule kicking his front teeth out.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27

The Nellie McHenry company played
to still larger house at the Newman
ket last night, and Lady Peggy" is
growing in popularity. The galleries
will rave their delight two more nights.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07
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HE HINKERS
-AaE THE
PROMOTERS Or CIVILIZATION

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept e, lsoo
nave been victim Of doctors tor the
!ass eight years and my complaint has
oeen gwen didefen name bv every ply
stefan that have ever con ulted, dyspep-
: = Kastxalgia. neuralgia Of the stomach,
neuralgia o. the bowels, liberation, cancer.
eravei: and IN fact they have said had
everything that human flesh i heir to.
and IN that respect think that they were
about right, Is have been sick for many
years and IN 30 much misery that death
would have been pr, fersble. have been
operated upon severA. times in Philadel-
pnia; have been on both continents and
attended by ali the emsnent physicians in
TINS country including the doctors who
attended, Garfield and Grant. When
came TO Seattle heard OF the wonderful
cures being made BY DIR. J. Eugene Jor-
dan with his Hist0genetic system. He
Was called TO see me. OF course, had no
latin In the treatment ct al, but it was the
isst Resort, and NY irienus who had seen .
great many Uf his wonderful cures, insisted
upon my seeing MIN When DR. Jordan
came TO see me was suffering with & IS
tralgfa and l0comotor ataxia. had teen
addicted TO the use Of morphine for four
years until could not get along without
It. was almost dead. l began to I'M
prove Immediately upon commencing the
treatment. The pains ali stoppei. Gradu-
ally ! got better OF the morphine habit
until now Aave no craving Tor it, and do
not need Il. after having opped the use
u II four months. to deaden pa n as
am en- rely cured of pan. can now
eat or ursnk anything that please, hav-
ing no pa of any description whntevec,
where befure any food that / ate would
threw me into wild paroxysms of pain.
now ess and sleep like child.
EMIL AMES.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. u. 1890

cBAIILE, WaSn., sept. IL. lC9U.
lWant to state, although from ignorant
prejudice against Dr.. Jordan We had be, n
kept from changing from the homeopathic
system to his. that TIE cure OF our child
has been so marvellous that Mrs. Canny
and ] feel IL our duty to our trends anu
the public IN general to make the following
statements, and right here wish to say
for every one TO Law aside all prejudice
and give him trial. We regret very
much that we hadn't sought his aid be-
fore.
For four months first-class physicians Of
both the aiIopaihic and homeopathic
schools treated our 3-year.old child for
meningitis and he continually lost desh
and became weaker. They decided he
would be long lme IN recovering, while
10 US he seemed TO % sinking every day.
To all appearances he couldn't have lived
many days. Upon commencing the Histo--
genetic treatment he Immediately began
to recover anu never hau but one par
oxysm of muscular contrac ion. and that
only lasted one hour. while formerly they
hau been OF i've hours duration. We
thought every one would be the last an0
that he could not live In two weeks he
began to play out of doors and gained
large amount of flesh and strength.
whereas before he commenced the treat
ment he couldn't raise himself from the
pillow. The cure Is marvel to as and to
all who know of the case. Any one wish
ing to prove the ruth of this statement
can find me at the address gwen below.
REV. A. J. CANNY,
Nye street. Fremont, Wash.
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THE WAFER FRONT.

The ship Manuel Llapuno Is ct West Seattle
discharging bsllasr, and will load Black Dia-
mond coal for Can Francisco.
The Henry Bailey brought In eleven fast
horses from the sssnwood fair. on their way to
Victoria.
The Wasp came in from Browns point, whore
she left the big boom OF logs abe was towing to
Tacoma.
The Fanny Lake brought In big load OF oats
and pota oes from La Conner and samish.
The British ship Guiana will dnish loading
lumber ~ Smiths We Wednesday.
Nearly al the tues were In the harbor yestsr-
day, but little work WAS done.
The Haytien Republic is due this morning
from San Francisco
The Isrudale brought in / 500 barrels of lime
for Carkeek & Nicholas
Work hes commenced on the repairs for Hat.
fields wharf
The Arcturus will clear this morning with .
cargo Of coal.
The skasit left yesterday morning for skasit
river.
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Ian FRANCISCO MARKETS.
S1oDucs rxcrlrrs AND oIor.r,ox.

fs.. sS~VSs rsShifIs AND QUOTATIONS.
FRANCISCO Der. 6.-Produce receipts
noN quartsr sacks: wheat. 1900 centals:
~ eNoN centals; beans, 5000 sacks: pota.
& - 40 Jacks; bran. 1000 sacks.
-. me market continues slow OF move
~ &c easy in price Sonora, $l27lsf0l. 2ss<<:
~, WY; milling. N.s5al 40 pr GENITAL.
-keceipts large. including the cargo of
~ sac OF Maine. amounting to ST 500 cen,als
.sned Tor New York. No. ! feed. SIS:
~. sq+9i.s71x; common grades, 81 SIS;
..ne, utoel]2,s for fair to good. and
~, Loo tor choice: Chevalier, 81. 4oal.5o per
-inqairy not particularly brisk, and
Scuone OF moderate Or portions only.
N6saN.S71<: milling. Sle2,sal IS:
- g Choice iced. sl5Sel go: fair, 81 4aal so;
~ ~ sl.sssa(9Loo,s; black, 81 6o(gls0 per cen.
-. BUSINESS is OF very small order, de-
|s- .u being insignificant. Yellow, 81 2s,< per
'SSs- !os large. and s.2ss4Glso for small:
1sS9ls cl1 per GENITAL
potasoes-slooals7,s.
OPTIONS
~. coard sales: wheat-Buyer $500. q. s61:
3 r. closing 1t 1861.
-Suser iSsa. sLai,stsL a.. cloaing ct
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LavERroor. observation-disclosures poor; No.
winte dull Ut ~ SID
Corn-Demand p or: new mixed, arm ct Il
S}sd; October. nrm u = SID; November. u zs<d;
December. 4. Sd.
LONDON. Oct 6--Fine weather favors thresu
Ing: local markets are vel. supplied; mtlers
are buying English wheat steadily: red quoted
1le0a8s, and finest white, 50. Cd. Foreign
wheaf 70 Cd lover. The depression was largely
owing to extremely low freiehls English bar
ley and oats are ID lower and forei n Cd lower.
Imports Of barley are heavy. The Swedish oct
crop II heavy. Maize 10 Sd lower. with inquiry
poor. At today's market wheat was steadier
and the inquiry for -four improved. Maine was
6fmer
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Oct s. 2 p m.-Closing consols:
Money. o. s-l6; money for account - 15.l6; o.
e. u255<; q. 6 l1<s. No6I: bar silver.
09<d Per ounce: money, per cent
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DAcu1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle q follows:
For Ban Fsancisco via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At p. n. passenger received On
board ct p. MI Ocro r s. 10 Is 90 rs and
50 and every hve days thereafter.
For Alaska: o to or and ~
From Gan Francisco, for victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At q m g ODER 2 =, IL, il,
q I'D q and every i've days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained ct the oface Of thu
company at ocean Dock, Seattle.
GOODALI. PERKINS 4 CO.. General Agents,
Gan Francisco.
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Rl1EWlYx
T'HE NoRTH1RN PACIFIC RAILROAD

~ NAAAnoAD
- - M :. 49,. - -, .- 49,.
SostS 4, - !" - ~ - ~ poln@ 49, ~
~ th,a,,n = ne W DtSiSo ca kourE y
- NC yeas 70
SPA LANDCHfCAsiD
~ 600,
man Drawing Room slsepers Of
latest ouuipment
-rouRrzr mIRprNc cxpa
pe~e ~, - :. .--........S 49,
.cccssr 49, Sa consuocseo ana 70 w1ca
81 = nids.s - w. 49, ~ uOtn ,sks sno Niaisne1
% = eaaen o. nsss @ second'ciass ecksus ana
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1aps Steady.
Options opened steady. unchanged to
/ polnts on. and closed steady, Gown to 10
- Mlee, 1900 bags. including October. SIS:
Nanhef. ~ So0iz 10: December, el70l7. 10:
eozy, ZIG &@l6. 40. Spot Rio. frm and quiet;
afeoes a5<c: No. 2. lS71s9lsc.
law. nrm and quiet; esles, 200 hhds;
- test, SIC, and 5000 bags centri-
- Tor Philsdeipnia. s15c; refined. quiet
Copper UNCHANGED.
lad Nominal
Nn-Quiet: spot nominal; straits. 81
tesloseum-Featureless; spot Pennsylvania
- q nc. and closed at 7sc: November
- = NE, and closed ct 79s<c.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
@oosoE, Oct 6-Closine stocks:
Sltainon.. s5szMex Central (com,. 2lz
ln1ton sa1ssan Diego. ......... Is
CHICAGO BoARp OF TRADE.
CucAeo, Oct 6-wheat-Closed iirm, cash,
S4essfe; December. $los1l; May. $l.o7ls0
ss'a- Steady: cash. SOC; December. so,<c:
ess-h'm: cash. ss,sc; December. ss,lc: May.
= posk-dull; cash. rs; January, slLs21<:
" u2f7,<
sss-s'esdy: cash. ss.22,i; January. sss29S0
Nay, H.s2s<
Ue-FiSm At 60c.
1oy-Nominal at sc.
NAhty-slls
nes'den-s0s2,S@a75. abort clea., $3.50
oAott ribs. s. 40
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
snsAeo. Oct 6.-Cattle-Receipts, q, 900;
~ 1exss cattle scarce aud in demand: sseers,
~Ams butt hers stock. $l.50dS: stockers.
~ Isxas steers, $2.lo@2 60; rangers. 81 so
o-keceapts 1900; active and higher;
.-.l. - 10; prime. heavy and bu,chers'
p. aes &t@465; light. s4(o4 6a
t-k.ceip's. 25.uOo. sctive and steady;
1yoA &s(Rl 60. West, rms s.a5a %
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m1st; buysr ssassn. aLA56olD. eaasfas =
FINANCIAL.
Osefe, etgAt 5: tslegraph,c, ~ stsrling btllA
eenks SAA silver bar, e1.lS0Lls5< Mexican
dollasaL oo0o1c.
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McClaire, the photographer, has returned to
Seattle and may ne found 1t his new studio cor
ner Third and Seneca reets.
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a CLEAN BALANCE sHrET

n no lesa desirable In the affairs OF cities than
In the busines1 OF individuals While casting
about over the great state OF Washington for
future home, the thoughtful individual will
never lose sight Of . CITY hike Fairhaven, which,
without boom, shows At the end Of the first
year modern public Improvements costing over
$1,000 without . dollar of debt bonded or
otherwise. TO struggle under hereafter. Fair
haven begins ffs second year with SIS 900 cash
In the city treasury. 5000 hopeful, trusting pee
pie. and holds with q light grip. the Pacific
coast terminus Of the 6rea Northern railway.
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THE NEW 4 NO. FAST STEAMSHIP.
-HAYT1AN REPUBLIC"
Gro ". Commander

Carrying freight and passengers ct reduced
WIN sail nom San Francisco for seattle, Tacoma,
Port Townsend, Sehome, Whatcon, Fairhaven,
belhngham. Olympia and way ports ~
:. Receives izstght daily q Mission strsst Rise
MOL
GETZ BROS 3 Co.
General Agents, Can 1ranciooA
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Troops CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE
s...r.r, JosFpFINR and nrrr.

alternate. will ieave hatfield -Colman's dock,
foot OF Marion street. ct .. m. daily, except
Sunday for Kingsron. Port Gamble Bangor
Seabeck, Pleasant Harbor. Homa Homa LII.
waup, Hoodsport and Union City. Returning,
leaves Union City at q m Special rates will
be made with excursion partieA PONY train
from Lillivaup Falls 10 Lake Cashnan daily.
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cKAGlT RIVER ROUTE
cTEAMER MABEL
fsNoHoxIsH RIVER RourE)

win leave Yeslers wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at Z .. m for Rich.
mond, Twelv Mile Point, Edmunds, six Mile
Point, Murkilfeo Marysv lie. Lowell and Sno-
homisn, and returning on following daya
+. A. SWIFT, Manager.
GEO. H. FOSTER. Agent
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exArrrR. Oct. &. lSso


= the Seattle clearinghouse today
aS s. asa ioo.67. The balances were
W; - q paeot sound railway brought
- 2fsv lpom he minus during the month
nj 40 tons Of coal.
onso 81 wheat were received By rail-
6aflla heoukhf IN light cousignments
3I11s iacluding grapes and small lots OF
- peoches and lowoDs-
1So3uce men were not driven with
- ~ ride wAs fair. Two oarloads Of
- ohous the Gfst Of the season, came
1I1ont condition, and are held ~
= 1Lgo pr barrel. Two carloads OF
IS6n6 Weso received. Canteioupes0f good
- e ~ eoodition sre plenty in market
111ns ~ plensy, but there u no sale for
- - noro viii b handled this season.
q orenod we'll in the general markets.
steady, stocks fail and demand
suPoRfAN1 sHIYMBNzG
g onese the shipments Of The day were
@6u1ne: Two caFs hops 70 Milwaukee, I
~ = Milwaukee. / car pelts to Port
aem cd 70 Tacoma, sar coal 70 Puyel-
90 - = Chicaeo, L ear oil u Wtikeoon,
ohondioe 70 Portland, car merchan.
= [t5o11up car ahinglts 70 Chicago.
en6ioo 70 ballard, / or machinery to
4mn norchau.ise to Yeslers { cars
IL 8 eoohomish. cars rails 70 Ar
3mn nezchandise 70 Gilman, ! car hay
~, ens hey - Ballard.
sUIrMKNrs.
~ lost twenty-four hours the follow
11ntnio % goods and merchandise have
-, Inn Seattle: Northern Pacific rail.
~ foas: Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern
- IN tens; Columbia 4 Puget Sound
= i0na BY watef-Wasco. 80 tons;
= ,ous; lola, tons: Garland. tons:
=. ! ~: Clara Brown, ton: Evangel.
Crit ", u tons; Edith. tons: = Ander-
III -: xineefon. tons: Nunroe, 10 tonA
J&irns ma - tons.
unncnxxpEsx AND Ynopucx RDcErrrs.
n5lne ~ LIT twenty-fonr hours the mef-
- ~ produce receipts at this port were
= 11iouo: Northern Pacific railway. eol tors;
lnnla 8 Puget Sound railway, 70 tons: Seat
I ~ Non Eastern railway, SO tona By
= uuesills. 500 tons; Fanny Lake. 50 tons;
~ ~ tono: Merwln, s toms; Evangel, 8
o. Bvoun.2 tons; Fleetwood. ton !;
-, Iton. Total reeeipts. 11u tons.
ukIunR or H1cKIPrs.
- kindred barrels of lime, 50 tons oats,
m 11nAoe. cars coal, cars shingles. car
= tean heps IL cafs wheat, / car rails, /
= hoAeas I or b0Gs, l car household goods. 2
fUDlpA lear white lead. cars brick. cars
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DIR. JORDANss Once 10 at the Resi-
dence of ex-Mayor Yesler. Third and
james.
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New iewelry store--opeaing day Thursday,
October2 Reicheneker & Co., manufacturing
jewelers. souvenir for every lady. 500 Sec
Ond, Douthlft building.
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lorlow rates, excellent accommodations and
al the features that constitute . successful and
enjoyable rlp 70 the East take the Northern Pa
cite. Through vestibuie trains 70 g.. Paul.
4innespolia Duluth and Chicago. consisting Of
dining, drawinKr0om and sleeping cars. New
tourist sleepen under the direction Of the Pull
man Palaco Car Company are attached 70 daily
through trafnG No better service 70 be found
A. Chilbere. city ticket agent, ZIG Second street.
Boston block: r 1onkin. depot ticket asenr 10
nffia
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ls-karat wedding rings At Basye's, so4 Front
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CSC fne embroidered handkerchiefs-new.
Chester Cleary.
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical Dlspsnsay
Drs. Merrill 4 Merrill,
PHYSICIANS, Surgeons and Specialists,
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full confidence Of the anlicted eyerv vhana
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AWFUL effects OF early vice and the numerous
PRIVATE, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
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PILES, FrsTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS
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HYDRoCELE AND vARicocELE peFma-
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MARRIED MEN. or those entering on that
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Rntumatlem, Neuralgia. Catarrh. BronchitiS
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