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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
Close Friday p. m.

Half day to-day. Time
enough tho for the clearing
sale in Muslin Underwear to
show you a nicely or two.
To help you on the time
allowance we're going to run
Friday mornings left-overs (if
any on to Saturday.
This will give the Saturday
visitors a show as we'll as the
others, if they're brisk.
So much attention always
centered on the department, it
seems mystery how inventory
has managed to pick off any
stragglers on the line If march.
Still there's a few and those
few will be on the center
counter for you tomorrow.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
CABLEGRAM FROM ROME.
Dispatch Received by Bishop McMa-
10 hon.

HARTFORD, Aug. 14.-Bishop McMahon
has received cablegram from Rome to-
night stating that the Catholic faithful
shall be free from abstinenees tomorrow,
August Is, in honor of the feast of the
Blessed Virgin.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
Fatal Accident ON the shore Line

LYME, Ct, Aug. 14.-This afternoon an
Italian laborer, name unknown, who was
employed in double tracking the road, was
killed at Lyme on the Shore Line division
of the Consolidated road. The body was
removed to the undertaking establishment
of Lewis & Maycock, New Haven.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15

The new coal-bin for the Housatonic
railroad at Bridgeport, which has been in
the course of construction for some time
past, is about completed. To-day several
coal-laden barges will begin to discharge
into it. The bin has capacity of 10, 900
TONS
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
His Purse was stolen.

Miss Kitty Barry of Hartford went to
Glen Island on the Starin excursion yes
terday. In the crush upon leaving the
boat upon it's arrival in this city, she de-
clsres her pocketbook was stolen from her
pocket. It contained about $40. The fact
was reported to the police.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15

Reserved His Decision.
Judge Deming concluded his hearing in
Ansonia yesterday of the Moeller-C lary
case. He reserved his decision.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
Matchmaker,
Ten Thousand Tons.

The Waterbury Watch campany's am
ployes came to this city to-day and made
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
Firemen to Enjoy Themselve,

This afternoon the Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company of Norwalk will be the
guests of Seamstress Engine company, w.
& w. Fire department, Bridgeport. They
will arrive here at 1:30 p. M and be taken
to the engine house of the Seamstress com
pany, after which both companies will
proceed to the park and play ball. A fine
dinner will be served by Bowen at 6 d. m.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
Tuxedo Is excellent for the bathtub.

The Ayers shoe, s14 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
LIEBIG COMPANY'S
Extract. Of Meat.

Finest and Cheapest Meat Flavoring Stock for
Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces. As Beer Tea,
"an Invaluable tonic and an agreeable stimulant.
Annual sale S,O00000 jars.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
VIM. NEELY & co.

NEW HAVEN, Friday. August is. 1890.
Heather To-Day = Local
showers, slightly cooler.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
ToOut-of.ToWn Customers.

Notwithstanding the that will be offered during
merchandise THEIR RETURN RAILROAD FARE distances
exceeding 80 miles from New Haven.
NoTCE-For benefit
at u. during the months of July and August
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
Prosecuting Liquor Law xtolator,

Prosecuting Attorney Niles has been
very busy lately. He tried five cases yes
terday and one which was brought to set
Element has some interesting points. 1t is
the case of the state VS.. Pete Mcdonald
and Mrs. Doyle. Mcdonald has a license
to sell at % Coils street. He was charged
with selling on Sunday, selling without a
license and opening Illegal means of com.
munication to his barroom. Mrs. Doyle.
was convicted on the reputation clause.
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1aE xxw cmAxCKLLon.


Ne Has Distinguishes alrseas - r~-.s
49, Gasp.
London Standard
Fnnce Bismarck has mads the 49, -
6srmaa chancellor 10 fmpurtant--fo~ \.
has been the ruler Of Germany. the srtss.r
Of Europs-that the world has in0uir.sa -,
every possible particular concernin. ii.
Successor. 0snsfai Won Caprfvt. a. vhom
put lifs1e h known In this country MR. a.,
We yet know enough Of him 10 form arv
ioea Of what part be win play ia German
and European affairs.
ms name has most unteufonic sound.
capfIu d Caprara iii Aeutecucs.f; hus
perhaps TIE world hes not forgotten :
ismohs ancestor. the Count ii Ment<cuculi.
Aodsness. Who, entering the Austrian
service. fought the Swsdss and French
aunng ths Thirty Years vay. drove beck
we turks from Austria and gained fame
y 2 writer, naturalist and general.
Inc Caprsvt NeutecucuIi Of today Is the
son o. prominent criminal iuriss and also
luoee q Russian supreme court and but
yeers Of aes-a young NAN - compared
Vim btsmaSck- He wss essucat<d 1t the
Wsrdsr gymnasium. entered the Kaiser
Ffanx GrUsdisrs In 1919. q second
lieutenant. and became first lieutenant
year afterwaSd. He served with General
ns0sch - captain in 1851, took part in the
war with Austria. and made q spIendjd
reputation ~ chief Of star Of the Tenth
Army Corps during the ranco-(serman
war Of lsNH- He became chief Of ths a.
partment. csioneI and general of the stan
10 is'2. major general In 1877. and lieuten-
ent general In December. 1852. when hs
Va piaosd tn command Of the division In
garrison q Mesa
In March. is63, when hin former chief,
General 6tcech, VS. rut,red from the min
istry Of marine General Won Capriu vas
selected - his successor By the Emperor
William He remained 1t the head Of the
Geiman navy until the close Of June. lsss,
when hs retired IN consequence Of Disagree
ments over questions relating 70 the organ
isation Of the navy. He received from the
emperor ct The time The grand cross Of the
BED Eagls, and Vas plsesd in command Of
the Tenth army corps q Hanover.
Such. In bfisf, Is the career Of the man
who hes been called 70 taxa the place 30
lstsly occupied by probably the greatest
ngufe Of the present age-Prince Bismarck
"a statesman and politician whose Per.
eoud power and influence was almost BE-
yond calculation, who created . new Ger
many and made Il The most powerful state
Of Europe.
Count Won Capsivi must naturally suffer
By comparison with Bismarck. and yet his
career has bssn honorable and successful.
He has shown himsslf 10 b IN able SOL
dtef, IN efn0ent administratos of The navy,
but thess duties ass tri6ins - compared
with those which ~ b now called on 70
fuldn The world VIII have % wait and
know moro of him before u can pass judg-
msnt; know whether ~ hes the indspsnd-
sncs, ooufaos and determination Of Bis
masck, or whether he IL simply The rsprs-
sentative Of ths young emperor, who Il
svidently determined 70 Try some wonder
ful experiments.
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The nistsgenstie System The ealy
System Of Medicine.


DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir--I wish to add my testimony TO
the many other miraculous cures which
you have performed with your Histoge-
netic system OF Medicine 1 vas very
sick With pneumonia. sick unto death they
said. when your agent. Captain J. Ed
wards. of Lopez island, who vas stopping
at my hotel. came 70 Sc me and told me
that he could cure me. ( commenced 70
take your medicine. which the agent al
ways carries with him. and can truth
fully say that l commenced 10 recover
right away. also had q very high fever.
which he gave me medicine for. and the
fever left me the first night and your agent
who waited on me and gave me your med
icines every half hour according to your
directions. stated to me that It only took
IS cents worth of medicine 10 break the
fever. The third day after taking your
medicine could get out Of bed and walk
about the house. and have been steadily
improving ever since. The sixth day
was able TO get out OF doors, and think
Q new man Of me.
Please print this 10 let all sufferers
know that they need not suffer any longer
III tuet only tAAG ypat itRrkptueEAe ihell-
cine. With feeling OF than kfulness that,
your valuable discovery OF the science
OF medicine. ron are able to relieve much
suffering. and for the unremitting care of
your agent. Captain Edwards. | remain,
sir very truly yours.
JAMES ROSS.
Proprietor San Juan Hotel. Friday Hsr-
Dor, san Juan County. Washington.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
18th day OF March, iss0
j. l. FARNSwoRTH,
Justice of tie Peace.
30 McxrsosExs ST.. March & isael
SAN JOSH. CAL, |
pr. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle wasa.:
Dear SRI suffered for two years With
casarrh in my head and throat: tried ey-
erythinx | coala hear OF and doctored
with three al the hest doctors in San Jose,
bat nothing did nae any good until | tried
the Hsstagsnetie medicine. IL has cured
me entirely. have no more tvon Die.
know several others who have tried the
Histceenet;e medicines with the same
GOOD eject can safely saw IL Is q good
medicine system. and hope every ore with
cs,arrh viii sry a.
MRS l. II. RicKERT.
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Mr. Euesns Fisld reports this romantic
story q TIE enGagsmsnt a Mr.. Henry
Gladstone and Miss Maud Rendel, Who
have recently boen married. The two. he
says, met last summer at Posillipo, the
young lady's father having at that pic
turssqus little hamlet on the Gulf Of Naples
lovely villa Ons beautiful evening the
two were In the garden overlooking the
water. upon which the moonlight hung
iks misty cause: the scsns Vas one OF
postic loveliness-young Gladstone felt
that there never could b fairsr spot or Q
bsttsr moment for The confession Of his
love. % he declared himself 10 his inamo-
rata with fervor which the picturesque
moss Of the surroundings enhanced. IL IL
did not inspire INSTEAD. however. in
answering him, the pretty girl COW
precipitataly into The villa OF course this
assoundsd the young lover; he could not
understand Il ct ell: should he interpret
the maiden's conduct - . rejectionf II
90, Il we're batter for him to leave Posiilipo
81 once. hut no. his Scotch instincts came
70 his rescue; he had done the proper
thing properly--he would hide his time
Next morning after breakfast, 81 which his
Idol did not appear. he sought the garden
and msandered Glcomiiy therein. wonder
ing what tactics he ought TO pursuA Sud-
denly he heard Miss Maud call 70 him, and
turning he beheld that young girl advanc-
ing. She put both her hands in his and
said, with charming frankness: II would
not answer you last night fearing you were
under the influence Of the insidious sum-
msr evening and Of the postical and almost
uagicAi scene, and that IL Vas not your
heart that spoke; % ! would hear IN the
daytime II you love me. and II this 70 80.
viii tell You that am willing 70 give ycu
my life and my lore"
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141AuGrs uamzfna
II puh1c = haEdly sNme a - fsptd
.1eeon - faceD bsox1ng upoa ~
pss11seof5c cpodf1fou e. Amsx5ca, anA ~
veafmg - sntzquify d kne human Fsce On
49, coaansnt oquA - Il NOS exessdins
49, aa11gnsd ~ saneihts svidsncs - man
- ~ Ga VERDI Authorities ssttmass
N - q certain rude implements found
"a various parts ~ Tie United states q
from I'm - m0.1oo years.
IL rerent discovery 1t Nampa, Ada
county. idaho. a tne miniature, bat fnsiy
vrongnt Image vfIl revive interest In tbs
talsverns skull aud in The whole class Of
fmpaements reported BY Professor whifuey
- found IN ths sugifesous gravsls II Gals
foynia-
When boring "A arsssian veil through
swslvs strata dis image eams up from The
veestahta scfi, bsing The eleventh stratum
and next the sandstone helow.
if app ears thss the image VS. modelled
from stid clay. and II baked 1t eli In the
nre, had bssn subjected to low degree OF
beat only The image. covered With the
coating ct ths Oxide at iron. IL. IN the visw
Of Professor Putnam and others. oonclu-
ssivs evidences that IL Is Of considerable
antiquity.
The hearing Of this discovery ID Of the
vsry highest importance. II - are COM
peilsd 70 ascribs such antiquity 70 the
image. h Win 80 FAR 70 relieve the calsvsfas
skull Of The obsoquy which has rested upon
IL on account Of il advanced stage Of de-
velopment: for certainly the brain hat
could havs modelled 70 pssfsct form q
this must have been far removed from that
Of tns ape-liks psossnitor supposed BY Oar
win 70 be the common ancestor Of us all
rake IL Northern Pacific rnifroad, vegdbu1od
sweeper an6 dtntn9-cAT souta. Tor al potnis East
4 ChuhesG city dcket agent ~ second sRoaG
nee1oa hfocks = TonktA. deDee uekoB oosn6
The very btst bargains In Seattle are for sale
81 Daniel Jones = Co. B1tes block. corner OF
James and seooad streeRl
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rAnEs or cAsn CURED or cRoss EyEs.
Miss Eula Greeg. Seattle, w. r.
Atee Dillto Quental. Tacoma. w. +.
Mis- Lucy Morgan, Monmouth. Or.
Mr.. J. b. Tichener's girl, Salem. Or.
Miss Fannie Kennedy, Walla Walla,
Mrs. shss's girl. s4s Columbia street..
Portland
Mrs. II. Bsbe's son. ils Walter street..
Portland
NJ. :: Ahlf. lso North Fourteenth street,
Portland.
Miss Mary Walter. ssl Twelfth street.
Portland.
Miss sophia Click, III Market street,
Portland; csoss-syed since birth.
Andrew Anderson. Port Townsend, w.
r. cross-sysd from paralysis of the outer
muscles Of the eye; cured By one opera
ton.
Mr.. Clifford, Of the Magnolia restaurant,
Portland. was cured Of cross-sye In one
minute by DR.. Darrin. The shove cures
speak for themselves.
The ahovs ars only few names selected
from . LIST Of hundreds who have bosn
successfully treated BY On. Daxrin.
The cure Of cross-eye y guaranteed, or
no pay. The cures are oiu1ost painless
no chlorofoFm used In The operation. Pa
tienfs can return home the same day.
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Hotel 0ando1fo, corner thirteenth and
Pacific avenue, Tacoma, Wash. Once
hours from 10 to o'clock daily, evenings
70 Q, Sundays 10 10 IL All chronic dis
sasss. irregularities Of women. blood taints.
loss Of vital power and early indiscretaons
permanently cured. though no references
are ever nade In the prsss concerning such
ExaminAtions ffse 70 al, and circulars
win b ssnt 70 any address. Charges for
treatment according 10 patients ability to
ray. The poor treated free Of charge from
10 10 II daily. All private diseases conf
dentially treated and cures guaranteed.
Patients Of any distance can b cured by
home treatment Medicines and letters
sent without the doctors name appearing.
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Negro Rule.
Philadelphia sentinel.

ID Is evident that exclusively negro rule
Is liked just about - much In the North ~
In the South, the difference being. probably,
that dissent In the North would not mani
fest itself in such violent and outrageous
manner Is IN the South Reduced TO its
lowest terms. 10 is the objection Of cenra-
tariss OF opportunity and scknowiedge
against the rule OF centuries OF oppression.
wrong aud degradation.
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MINING STOCKS

FRANCISCO SAsksr nxvtsw.
laaseisoo. April . wheat Unchanged:
~ ashs. trading slov. 81 Ss.eesf. H.
-ssesfy; No feea, Sc.
sas With good tone to nsarkes In I'm.
Ges.S, lieess choice feed. slSsss, No. feed.
49,. lower grades. sc(ssl.a
- !. 1 as. fancy. iesls'.e. good 10
ssens, under hrssk demand, on sc-
sAsser festivities. California. rails,
sks YORK MERCHANDISE
49, lcsx, April s--cosses--ons;ons closed
.ssds, saie rotnts down; ssles IL $50
He,ss sFis tAscsiasa. MAY, ira. yane,
~ Jay, ursi7.os. August, u- re
Nm kie. steady: fair cArrces. sssc.
sA., steady; sales. So hhas. 30 bass;
49,. Ssess. esr; refined. steady.
f Neglected.: Lake. tea
Nsesfy-nonssiic. NN
ssAdy; Straits. seaia
CHICAGO rkopecx mAxxx..
~ April a-whest-Apral. sssse.
o. -Apsil sac May. sssasa.e
S.Arrl. rsac; NAY. $50
AA-Norinsl
L. AZ VAS. Jaly. siasssssaasa
Aiss,; July. tas7is~
sAieAso 1lyx STOCK MARKET
z. April 2--csssss-geesspsa. is.oce.
u 10y And iesisc lower: eesves, "a soss
In ~ ~ as<s.Ss stoske-x and FEEDERS. o. ~
H. ssA eeFn'ssd steers, e ss&&-a
~ .sap's iSas. slow xaa taSe lower:
- ~ss&ses heavy. saassaSs. lssas. a
n
-, S'pA sec; steady. natsve& ets1x.
u NsssASs Texans, a. sce&& 80
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The Tariff NH.
fhlla<ielehla Press

WITHOUT unanAlifediy endorsing the
wisdom of every change, IL Is safe 70 say
that the tariff bill is thoroughly protective
and directly in the lire OF the promises
made by the Republican party In the last
presidential campaign. II there existed q
doubt on the point. tie criticisms Of the
mugwump. free-srnde. and Democratic or
cans would as once dispel IL
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yen1. April 2-AtDck market today No
- - teae eoee. . repetition Of that ~
~ VIII nan activity and the strong tone
- punc0neo6 most significant move
mi - y ~ BIG four which. with oeh q
eooeeetlh nove6 mp rapidly In lasgs
meD enf Nat stock. on the report thar
- vWeesaQn had secured control Of The Gin
Una4 WsbeGh = Michigan, which Win b.
ne n he big four: and traff,c aeroamsut
- 80 esnsd with the Macksy systsm which
eala > benefit 10 both parties concerned,
epuAA movement made good though SLOW
- nrouGh the whole list ana almost
o1ne rsdsd In today shows fractional
9 NJ eloee Governments, steady. rofro-
!! esned irregular; spot. weak, 81: Nay,
u; Nay. weak In early trading, spos
- mns tme 10 SOL: the maskss then
oMpay, SPOT advancing to 81, ana May
Nh Night reaction follovins. on which
eosl slossd stsady.
~ uxcuANsR AND sEcunfrIEa
fcaR. April Mooney on can, sasy.
aps mercantile paper. s<e7. stsrline ex
Ssist but arm; today hilla, - ss9S: de-
nd1s@-syr.
- ueEisscred,i22 ~. q gss fooupcn,. iosls
IN Ecupcul ..i2s IPacifc Go .iis
stsogzstefed Jos,
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CARPET CHARMING poxx on sHogr NO
TICK

Vincent a NcCusehin have aites mscAiner,
,c their new ssssm laundry 10 clean carp<ts ana
al ksasss OF rOsn q rvAscaa Able rrtcsA We SO
Al stsrrh vosk BY hand instead az machinery.
vhsch 10 . great savtae % clothes Give ns Z
"a and be scnvtneed Hotel. restaurant aud
lo<sxfuehcuss vcrk srecsAify Telephone ~
~ 4
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IL
:, ~ seets,s ctes,1n1hnu.s. s~.d.v
B -. $3.50. - e
- "a s.ss-s6 ana nfnesv-t6rss peekse~a s~n-
Z al 1872 = she sustomhour1 soday IRE
- 20. s.sns went North on the seeamer
4 -. 'Ssxe
4: -. sss.s.sr - uuurne hrousht IN a On
"a ~. - eoohouufsh todav. ana srnoor t,,e
- s.1sev - or.e $780, a. enfusss. a
.l'zsS Ihe locsI sh.nrle nnsrket 4 auiet.
51a.ptnx confinuss very active. Three
Uoss shjpped 70 the East yesterday,
f2ieaep and one 70 the Minnesota Trans
- caFicad Of Eastern potatoes was
4 49, hore today from the Est over the
fnc1Ac railroad The market b nov
= suppaied with Eastern potatoeas but
# y eansumption rApsdiy depletss stocks
\ Eunnin arm ~ lest quotations. The
= buf lightly sf0cked with natives,
81 - hfm = 20 psI Ton.
- n.ve ossn 9"Ise p'ensaua - ne
uesans WIS -. snu -. - aAve
me oemsno - pf'sA. va neve
1870 ios - onG nsupst ana
S - not vssy peuaIl.
- - ssaols 'ns su'pnsnus .soas peepse
- - sosso.'u. Oss c.xsoaa o. nsy
80 e.ioso . aneies % nouievasd.
50. 4. GO g no - sss,I sos = nssfu. one
IL - ~ 4. 49, ~ - .
q !; $1,000 =
s - ..sL.1 - .nA.v~cnn ,sss,. ~A.,..
d ~ - vsek whtIs Ior. - ,s.rssssi
- ,ssetr the tcru,o~s rcsrs A.,
s: III ~,,is - v~Il snrrIt.6 ~ssh -.
n s:l n .s,,se-is, srte,est - sy.r.,.,,sH
s. ~ss,S~ 1s~sS ~ n shs outionk 49,. q
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m I'M 4 n
wea> ~
snser -. -. Se11a a. eAtl1ssa nyea
&c. g z tAS es1nas rsns. = - =. "a, =
80 yea Nmombee sAo e.SeSrns~S @..S>Sss~
s ssr yoe woea ceAsn nj ~ snsrsslsss~ -
s1 = evey oepastmemt q n~3lnni 49, -
sxPenencA rhs ysc1h0a - ~ -
1p<ne9oo q - hoGpfonh q Ir~cSi~~-1
TEX iorDeeiy 0onf0i rsssSs>>sSss -
As.s Hospital CollaeS Nev ~ - ~
- g Ne Doot aUconnnfuI nn6 - ~
eo4og1od spec1alis0 . tn ccunsrv
IA
Su8 1oo U9t00to>AmD0 n1oN.
neosdsE eDoxnasorxhcN ao-s-~a
- ra{uod Decay, af1ane - sSIS--
ssr.,p fodsctnf a1ssplss1neS dssoes1SS
6scosrasea led 3 - 1900 .Sso = sastsey. ~
tsntiy o. haxnsR - 49, ~ ~
safelx psrmAnsntly snd mss,5i,v 49, eeA
$1,000 Arm o-
evphsss. 49,. Ns~ Oso8 asa
- ~ 6Ron6ful N n, --s~
UlcSrs
vSe~ 49, 80 pUmanon0y -
Kiansy. urinaSy - 49,. $500.
Elnul dt0c0lA "a fs~c.~~s
moody urine. hi1k en;ov.1 - ~ S9,S
ss On ssandiae vsah 49, srS..rss..'
Cssrx.s 49, s proaptiy - sasS6 eussI
O.
On, - ese~0 Onoa Fno<p
nenssv eosee scs eutckly aad en,a -
~ a
t,cr - -sss Ias1n - kneW ev0sysAinR A -
every 80 so ss. g dssaeA = : $ a. = -
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FEonx TERMINAL on INTERIOR FONTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
y fhs lire 70 take 10 eli points Easf and
ccnfh II - The pixrxs CA HocrK IL
rsna tarossh Sesnouaed Tfsins every
eay IN the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
tho chance Of cara
conpossd Of pin'nx can lnsurpAassd, Psli-
man Drawing Roam sseepers at
latest eQufpnent
-r0URST skipping CARS
Bess sAaf can Be Constructed ana n which
accommodation ara both rRKx and furnished
NJ aoasefs OF rrsf OF sscond-cia1 acken, and
KLssAST DAB coAeHrx
s6erding direct ana uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can b. secured
in advances through any agent Of ths road
THROUGH TICKxn
10 ana fsom eli points in America. England
snd Europe can = purchassd q any uekss
Leave seatsse Il SOS a m. daily, arrive q
Minneapolis or a. Psns 81 s;lc .. m
PACIFIC DEvIsIos.--Arive .; seattle O. % 4 N.
Olympia ana chehaiss exprvss: SIS p n, r.
Issvs ssss,is sss A. n. snro.sh az sssa A for
as ana oSusn s.e cS.s. I.cons ssps:s,
n. Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr. sie
Hnt day coeehss finest palaces dining can BE-
FIsl Information concerning Mates. time Of
trains routes and other details faFniahed on
4 5. cHxRTroN. ASA. Gen Pasa As,.
4 cHILaRRd. cry Ticket Agent 7is seccnd
sesssis pepos, ioot Of Third street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-03

n A.s.s.ssco. April z-Asrived-ssy ore
unrs1 sh'p Daniel Rarses& Nansano
wilmington. NAnaime, stS Jennie.