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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
WITCHES ~ The SOUTH.

Dir- uavo~ Deffr~-d - Have R-cu
Caused ~ Them Among Coon Dozs-
In Wavre county. - which Colds
bor0. " O.. IL t1e county seat. many q
tas inhabitants hoiievs IN witchcrafs
The Car0linas. Georgia. Alsbsma and
other southern states abound IN an called
witch doctors. who viii cure your ais
and ul -ha witch tat ia troubling vou.
some - these doctors actually believe IN
the PERSONAL existence os witches and in
Their super~a-ural r-7wer hut many oe
them arr frauds. who make living bv
imposing 1n the cred1htyo If their neigh
bors
The negro race a naturally suQersti-
tcrs hut he poor white crackers are
also ignorant and frr believing m
s0ooks. spirits. hotr-blins ani other
rar1-al phenomena they car give The
coirr-i u,sn cards spa'ies AM aces, 10i
chem beat him The cracker "a verse
chan -re --'o--d man. because he fonil7
frrazires that he e So much shrswier.
sni so he Ices not use what brains be
has. nor 3oes ha -rv to learn anything
RI. has thousands ~ signs. oners. crlrss
arF beliefs that ara continual sour-e
- ennovance r0 hiu. snd psrpe-nallT ?
L,ar him IN a state z draaf The Im-
rres- incident = -ne n SINISTER sni -
rrrt meaning to him. and 1e = ever IN =
--a-r0- lest ill lncs ard mlsf irvine 0var
take him
TIE evil Influences manifest thsT1-
selves iu vRr,cus wsTs. ard esch 0ne
-.,-r-s vv7-~e than the ether HIS zTn
,-ras,rnaliv hsr-s f-e AMI rafuses tr
r, ofT uropsriT. snd Ar times = a.
rsflr FrranTed that - cannot be iis
CHARGED stsl At ether rme~ bis p
v~--s -oon frg is bewirhAf ~ sCu1e
s-sT n--ndet sr8 sn~--7s person. sut
.-,s- -ra We - ths cracker ~ s-r1e-hirz
-4.-frl q, w--1ess [t hIs GIN wers nc'
rewrhof. vhr -ould he nct XII a ssulr
-sr VIZ re- Ard WHY should h-s log ~
f,sa p, r-r-- -orns. when ro hunr cocn.
--,s his fr-=-ra-s' These sre question.
tss- he can answer culF 6y assGEn-ns
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

DROBATF ORDER-Stafe ~ Michigan. Coun-
" Of Kent, s. Al "a session of the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent. he'd ~ the Pro
bate C0lcr On the City 81 Grand Rapids. on
the l4th day of aIril. iu the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus l.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
Ia the matter of the estate of
ANNA UF NEIES. deceased
An instrument in writing pgrpori ~ - be
the last ISL 3 and testament of said deceased.
having been filed n This court o. probate;
IL Is ordered that Friday. the I'd daT ~
Nav next 20 Do o'clock in the forenoon. 40
said Probate once. Dee appointed for proving
said instrument
Andltfs further ordered that copy n this
order be published three successi 80 weeks pre
yious 10 said dav oi hearing in fnr lEtT
crsp-HrPaIn. = daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said County ~ Kent
IA true cow CIRU y. PERKINS.
Judge of Probate.
Anor7H g. MAsos. Register thu mas
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
American.

The strawberry box joke Is coming on
the market in small lots. First rate
strawberry jokes, like the bottoms of the
strawberry boxes, cope high. Wequote
gilt edged, $3.50 TO 8; fair 10 prime, 90
cents To Si.25.
Ice cream jokes are more expensive
than they were last year; 70 cents each
for fair; shelf worn ice cream jokes, and
those saved over from last season, are
unstable. Ice cream jokes with tyro-
toxicon attachments command a slight
advance on quoted figures.
There Is no demand for mother-in-law
jokes, and their manufacture has ceased
at the regular joke factories. Amateurs
just starting in business produce a few,
but there is no market for them.
Jokes about irate fathers setting the
bulldog on unwelcome callers upon their
daughters are occasionally produced, but
the demand for them is quite small.
Soda water jokes of the drug store
wink brand are reappearing in the mar
ket. There arc no fresh ones, however,
the specimens being those left over from
last season. Strictly fresh soda water
quips would meet with a ready sale, but
the supply Of this grade is short.
Mule and William goat witticisms are
dear at five cents PEE 100.
Jokes on Lecturers and tragedians, and
the reception they meet with at the
hands Of discriminative audiences, are
eggypensive. If fresh laid, say $3.50 to g.
per pair.
Church fair oyster jokes R out Of sea
son.
Plumber and coal dealer humor is out
Of the market. and the ice man fun has
taken its place. The high price Of ice
threatens 70 run values Of this class Of
humor up 70 an oxorbitant point. There
IL not much on the market as vet. hold
ers seemingly waiting for higher prices.
Humor about the apothecary who mis-
takes morphine for quinine is drug on
tho market.
Jokes about millinery bills are always
scasonable. though there Is generally a
boom from Just before Easter until the
summer is fairly here Like the fair
consumers of the millinery. this brand Of
humor is very dear.
Seslskin jokes are now put away in
cauphor for the summer.
servant drl Jokes. like servant girls,
come high. hut we must have them. We
quote A No. I az 3 ps.- dozen.
Fun about spring poetry Is somewhat
frayed NJ the edges. The subject Is too
serious f0r proper humorous Treatment
Good efforts Command from g. 70 s131i
each. according t0 quality
Joxos about Philadelphia are slow.
Spring csicyeu jokes are to1Eh.
The new exfradiuon treaty with Eng
land has spoiled the market for cashier
gope-to-Canads fun We undsrsraud
that i7rrn dealer wera caught With quite
supply on baud. and which were thus
rendered volualess
Baby NcKee jokes e. e very slowly
no-v at cents Ter leo.
The LATEST style n jokes irciuies tn
Chicago Worlds fair. - ph0noETsph
and deoth hv electrocuti0n as = means a
Vr7l7uEinc life
ChesrnT-s ara unsaiahl. We quote
ceuts o. car load a. a nominal 6E1re -
Pirrsi'urz Chronicle
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Ornirtinz lakes. which are in many
cases natural reservoir. the largest res
eryoir or artificial lake IN tho world Is
the great tank of Dhobar. twenty miles
southeast of Udaipur city. Rajputana
province. India Is covers an AREA OF
twenty-one square miles The masonry
dam Is 90 feet long by o5 feet high; SO
feet wide AZ tho base and IS az the top.
II southern India, also, there are some
immense reservoirs. That Of Cumbum
Ia CGd1apath district IS formed by dam
ming the Grundlakaunana river by dam
o. feet high thrown between two hills
The reservoir has an area Of fifteen square
miles The Sulekere ryoir IN MysOrs
state Is very hCtle smaller. and next 10
CUnbum Is the finest IN southern India.
Compared with tLese artificial lakes,
Loeb Katrine supplying Glasgow, four
and one-half square miles. and Vyrnwy
reservoir supplying Liverpool, nearly
two square miles. are Insignificant IL
aze. The Manchar tank Ia Scinde has
an area OF 80 square miles, but only
when fed by tho waters OF the river dur
ing the months Of food II dry months
II shrinks % quite small area.-New
York Telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Is Lsa1 Aci7-ng u toward tns g yat al
r-r.E ~ ses L-zsueyA Il
Tha crowd gathered closer around 10
souuc Ea1. t-E &s hs 6l1 not sLos ~
irtaauon x te-kog hs strz-ze exPeTl-
s1cs IS 1r,uaE-er -slsd him T. relsrs D.
ssv ta-s = bi@ sa,3 TIE srr@nser-
-Nos 9ons supgass the-e l. q geDtls-
maa here who could teu u from zny
other ol4 II ras sane dslo1niusrlOG
At rhls poLEs Clsrk C1nu.urhaLa an
Dr. SatI1a. = ks2e. y 4 prck~d Up
fhelr ears TIE CLERK Is nau,lsrlstlst
u 10 mean a1ihE9, aud tie Eastern IAy-
slclzn = u Clacaso for TIE sole purpose
of picking up curioelIles 10 zdd u rs
large ccllecnJn Bogh u these mSn
reached flr the bIlL
1t looks Ike any other, remarked is
owner. but III bet flfty cents that 10
one can tel WIS lt ls different from sny
other 8 biu No tl.at care for . mere
hair dollar. bar just % test your knowl-
edge of paper money. and % make tbs
trial interesting IL pot up Gfty cents
he handed Ills money % M Cunning
ham Or. Sutton deposited like saH.
Then the relic hunter from Rome felt ot
the till, held II toward the hight. and
scruuuized every number and line on
the gTeenback. but he found no evidence
that the note was either a counterfeit or
a rare bill Finally he gave II up, also
his half dollar
II that Is an odd bill. +" be said, Il am
fooled. Now that I've gwen up my
chance. viii YOU tell me It's popularity
Il don't mind. answered the stranger,
~ he put two half dollars IN his pocket.
"You see this s. bin belongs 10 me. and
no other does. Pardon me for taking
your money, but I'm trying 70 get a stake
- that can get back 10 New York.
Good afternoon, gentlemen. Chicago
Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
A Curious Eurtai.

The wishes of a curious character.
who was named Hilangton. better
known "a Squire Hawley. were fully
carried out a few years ago at a place
near Doncaster. He was buried in his
own garden. amid the graves Of his dead
cat5le. which had been stricken down BY
riuderpest He was laid ont IN full
hunting costume. including spurs and
whip. and was placed IN \ stone coffin
We Ching upwards of 4 ton. which had
o. - lowered into The grave BY means
Of q crane His OLD pony was shot and
buried AZ his feet. and 81 his head was
laid The bodies ~ his favorite dog and
a. Old fox. AL his property was left 70
his groom on condition that these fu-
neral oh~crv7nces were fully carried ont:
in defsalt the estate was % 20 20 tho
priest 4 Doncaster Tor the benefit II the
Roman Catholic church. The groom.
however. did not suffer tho hequest 20
himself 20 laose. &C CaSsell's Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
A Good Dog. and Weighs leo Pounds.

A Good Dog. and Weighs leO Pounds
A. well known resident Of Oakland has
q large Newfoundland dog that is won
der in his Way-and he weighs about 100
pounds. The gentleman walked into
the business office, accompanied by his
dog. and purchased an additional paper
10 mail 10 relative in Illinois. The
paper was wrapped up. and after placing
e 2-cent stamp on the wrapper and ad-
dressing it the gentleman gave the paper
10 the dog.
The owner got into his buggy and
drove 20 the postoffice, the dog running
alongside the horse. At the postO6ce
the gentleman stopped, but the dog
didn't, He mounted the steps, troted
down the corridor To the receiving boxes,
and. taking hold of one end of the paper
in his teeth, he inserted the other In he
opening into the paper box. and with his
nose pushed il through the hoe. He lad
10 hesitancy about brushing his vet
coat up against the light check tro-ssrs
of several young men standing near the
box, and when one OF them wanted 10
help him to push the paper through the
opening he growled. as much as 20 say
he knew his business End could get aloas
without outside assistance.
After depositing the paper in the box
the dog bounded ont again to his master,
who was waiting for him. at took ne
two weeks 10 train him to do that trick,
bat ii paid mo for the trouble. said the
Seu..eman.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Housew1te-Go on, You can't get
anything hero. This Is no harbor for
ITamps.
Hungry McCluskey drawing himself
up-Madam. am 10 tramp. / aIn u
census enumerator. an II yer donr glm-
me somethin' Ter stop ther crayin's Of
my stumnick the lawu DO on yer.
Thanks. departing with roast chick
enl-SmOtherin' Jacob. amt il great
gol I'll keep the scheme dark or the rest
o the fellers II GIT onto it.-LsErence
American
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
DIR, Il ELLY'S
GREAT HEALTH SECRET
BAcILLUs ANNIHILAToB RrMEDIEs.
Or. EesIy'e tiippocure.

a new discovery. prepared on The trDe
theory now accepted by al ady3Dced
physicians. that Bacilli OF Germs III The
system are the active cause Of many
prevalent diseases. IiiV7ocure removes
tins cause. and cures nearly al diseases
incident To Horses. Cattle. Sheep and
Hogs. such as EpizoOtic, Colo, stag
gers. PleurO-P Pneumonia, TeXes Fever,
Liver Rot. and Hog Cholera. Applied
externally Il is the greatest llniment
ever produced FOR the cure of FIstula,
Poll Evil. Calls. Sprains. bwciliDys, In
famed Glands. Scratches, Buffalo Fiy.
MurTain, Mango. Scab. and Kidney
Worm. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. PIlce sl.U per OJttie.
ToH esTE Ff
PFCK BROS corner Monroe anf s.or sts
iiHfII BROS rrff
o.. g. HftN r9. a-e'-si
fH. HHf l.rt sfHs
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
SOMETHING UNIoUE n VoVET

Wherein = Certsfn Ffv. n-Ila~ N-te Dff-
6-~-d fr,-n AT Osh~-s
YeztsTisv sftgrccu. ss tae -ro7ri uas
thicke<t IN the Palmer horse ro-uria- =
young man appr-achei -r7up ~ nan
a. re courtsr ard pleasantly rs-a ar<ei
that ir va rather AZ unpleassn- 5av
The strsnxer r-~e shshrv - hst.
s7ruzel- shspe3 like elephants. iegs sd
fsarv shir- ~ rs-reV- --ssTr hii1 z
kechsn val rsper. He ~ v7sen 80 Z
in ris hard ard saerlei n - greatly N
ts~astai ln rha money
Ps-7cu ne ssi5 the s-~snzs- ~
7vsv - breaking the ice. eur i re inst
hs.i tl1e Srrsrze~ experience -f nv If ?
aud ce .coze5 sa==at.s ae Ire 3 BIZ -
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

CHICAGO WEsl MICHIGAN TRAINS
= arrive AZ and depart from llan Depot.
lEfsfI
E2p for Chicago. NusAtaon fsNam
ast hat Tor liCAge =. n
Express luI ~ usksg lu aul Hart Z. m
hIEht press fuf ihiras0 ft m
rli L4press ior nalaHaPo.ls ~ 81 m
For iig Rapids LaldW LucinEtur
aud Mau.sIee n0 4 m
Tor BIS Rapids laIdv -. Ludngfon
AID Nanistre. ..-...... o m
LAIItse iol A4ekelUu Grand Haven't a. m
AtIsI
Night E2 press from Chicago 51Hn
Night lRpreas from indianapolis rI m
D. press from Nuskernu and Hart Il0 u
Mail from Chicago and M lefe-ou 4H b. ln
Express frpm nTau4 Haven u
IApftss from frAiNafff. MuaAfE.U I- .- j fn
asst ID press ifun lIcaro. flH 2. i 20
From h'anlstfc. L4alusiou. Baldwin
and Iig Rapids .. 500 - Ba
Prom aAElster. Lu1Iuelou HaidaIuf - ga
Daily fDaly tArrpf ~undas. 'batS ca.
ceIt raflrGay 4balIv except Monday
IhIJuEh paror r4aUA o. Chicago on @. n.
m. fralu--nn extra charge iof sHals.
The @ "a. in- train consisting Of daV coach
a. and smoker ful- tHIauE 90 Chicago SOLID.
through cofnf.N. .l."l sleeping aH0 char
cars o. aud from indianapolis oa Night LA
pres, trains
Ihroueh sleerers 90 and from Chicago on
night Express TRAINS
gllAS. ST. nI4In Gem Manager
N- a. iAtfaA TYR. IrafIr Manager
WILLIAM a. osfFrt Acting eeH. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

The shortest Hue fo Detroit and EseI b.
rauf uafIor cars between Detroit and rrsuH
tsrids Trains leaving Detroit r rn1
Grand Rapios E p ro run daily other t.s.nF
daIT except -ugflF.
tlsefrrr Tetrt agent Depot GEO ~
.tsrr. fnIsu fIrlef Agent ~ .nrfH. F'
Sc A s4rrrr. seiIut d. , kef W co..
rr~-rr Trsfe Ms eyer lgfs d HfAla. Gen
era Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Some odd and pretty hall stools in oak
and mahogany have perpendicular rows Of
spindles closely set and the top carved with
a moons face.-Art Amateur
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
WEAK STOMACH;
IMPAIRED DIGESTION;
SICK HEhpkcHE
Dls0noERfp LIYEh:

they ACT LIKE AkGlc "A gesr deses VII
sork wonfrru upon the Nltsl 0reans
Strengthening ths muscular Sisien res.eElag
l9ng-losi c0meieNCB; bringing b4ck the
keea edge Of appetite, @nd arousllg silb
Tie ROSEBUD or h6Alih TIE sois0te Ph,'-
stoag estersft. ~ Tho hunl4u frame. These
are sf.r.s admitted b thousands. IA
a. classes OF society and one % tbe best
guarantees - th5 Nervous and Deblltatet
iz that BEeCRAnS Pills HAVE fhE LAk6-
ESI SALE OF ANY PATENT MEDICINE ~ IiiE
nORlQ Iull 0iroc tlCns win Jzcn Box
Prepared only by Tiles EEEtHAw,
~. Helrns Lancashire. Enziaud.
Sold 81 DruGgssts Desseroty.
BF. ALLEN l. CO. 33S d 367 Canal ST, kes
fOr. sole Agents. for the United States
,cho ~ yoar druggist does not keep them
WILL EllL BILCHlNS FILLS eN RECEIPT "
PRlCE p tESTS Box ksa.los iha FaP,r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

CHICAGO WEsl MICHIGAN TRAINS
= arrive af and depart from 4 l.lan Depot
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D Ssllsy, 100 ceutsls: potatoes, 1000 sacks;
Dl III LoOo sacks; middlines 1000 sacks
neal Aovement steady; Sonora, 1885,:
10 l white, $Lss5<: choice, I.4DgI az: mill
Dafiey-spot trading il not OF large pro-
Portions No. !, feed, Si.s0: choice, Sl.sil<m
Lsz1z; 60 mmon grade. NLz71z: brewing, 81 sS<0
10y ier fair 70 good and $L421zt9l45 for choice;
chevalier. 81 3D.
Oan-Good tone 10 market Surprise, 67Izf0
pc; milling. 70a72l<c; good to choice feed.
oo!saoc; fair, E1a@s71xc; gray. 5zl4@575zc
Lorn-Easy feeling prevails Yellow, $l-271zM
Lso per GENITAL; for large. s1s0gL s25z; for small,
white, s1.se0Is711.
Hops-221z927 with little desire 10 sell.
Pofatoes-Early rose lcwer;sweets also shade
lower; early rose, 7ot9eoc; garnet chile, s5ca
xLm; peerless, Sc; burbanks, 75c9sl IS; sweets.
$225@25o
onions-Goping downward; quote, 81 Goa
80
Call board sales: wheat-Buyer 1890 81 $50
L455s; closing, L45sz: buyer season, 81 $50
L545s; closing, Sl.54sz.
Barley-sI s6GI S6Is: closing, $685.: buyer
season, u. sol. z21z; closing sL42L
Drafts-Sight 10. telegraphic Is, sterling bills.
Dark. A.s6: commercial, $4S2: silver bars.
sLls13glls; Mexican dollars, 9lIzGo2lsc
Mrxr~f, owa~uu
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sounD sonrz.
ITO MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
CRAPS HARBOR

VIA
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CHARLES r. EMERY REAL ESTATE LoA,
" Company.
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Waila Walla News.

WALLA wALLA, Aug. 27.-Ei Cooper, a
farmer living near Milton, is under arrest
for selling q mortgaged piece OF property
to Edward Baumeister, in Asotin county,
representing that it was unencumbered.
Ralph Lewis, messenger boy. today
shot himself in the leg just above the knee
with 22-caliber revolver. The bail struck
the bone and inflicted painful wound.
John Clinton, who lives on the Touchet,
was examined before Judge Eagan today
ON a charge of insanity. and was dis
charged. Clinton is subject to epileptic
fits. and was taken 10 ST. Mary's hospital
for treatment.
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SEATTLE, Feb. Is, 1890

SEATTLE, Feb. Is, 1880.
Our little girl was sick with cerebro spinal
meningitis. and believing in allopathy, we
sent for DIR. smart, who Instantly said
there was no hope; however he did his
best. Subs equently We called DR.. E. L.
Smith in consultation. and they both said
there never was case on record of this
kind that ever recovered; that even if she
did she would die of consumption in three
month";. she yas then sick about eight
weeks and was blind and paralyzed and a
mere skeleton, and was expected by the
doctors to die any minute. When the last
vestige of hope had fed we sent for DR..
Eugene Jordan, and under his treatment
she entirely recovered. The allopath is
now at a discount in our family. The His
togenetic system of medicine. the only
rational system, has by practical results
proved its theoretical accuracy.
GEO. e. CLANCY,
MRS. GEO. Z. CLANCY.
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SEATTLE, Aug ~, 1890
yrrhspees at the Seattle Clearinghouse today
s enoupted TO s202rsio72. The balances were
WELL STOCKED MARKET.
xesrly every line of trade is now well Stoke
R|D,derent byanches hold their supplies well and
- beine frequently renewed. The hay and
! -,ssn ssfcks are full and eonsignments are ar
,,ving a. fast 6 the articles are consumed
/ SHINGLES.
shincies are somewhat weaker than they were
tbree weeks ago. Shipments are therefore not
: g larre and frequent For both the lumber and
shjncje trades 70 be quiet is an unusual thing
Ne former especially influencing the finances
4 The sound. The shingle product will be very
nucn larger this year than last, there having
hen mere shingle-mills established within the
1T nine months than during any previous time
& q the Sound altogether
FISH TRADE
yrom now on the fish market will thrive.
hrre catches are being made daily, and the
r,de is correspondingiy we'll supplied A good
lerl 81 silver salmon was made yesterday BY
~ Italians who set nets at the south end OF the
~. Prices have lowered, and before another
ueek the most choice varieties of fish will be on
COAL WILL ADVANCE.
Prices on coal have held at a medium average
fruse I'll summer. From now on, however. as
ne demand increases, prices win steadily ad.
vance From the present outlook the stiff prices
ssuaI through the months of January and Feb
yuary viii prevail this winter.
HOPS ACTIVE.
Everything points to a lively trade in hops
Ibis fall Quotations are now strong at SOC
8 per lb and are on the rise. Dealers are at pres
emf surveying the crop and making large bar
gains for the product whenever opportunity Of
!5en
Tie Steamship walla Walla, which arrived
rom San Francisco yesterday morning, brought
he following amounts of freight for Sound
aofiH.
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CTEAMER MABEL.
DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
board at S D.. m.) ADJUST / o, IL, IL, ri, a6,
81 and every i've days thereafter.
For Alaska. Ausnst1. o. 10. Il. 81
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: AT a m. AugussS, s, Is. IS %
2s and every I'VE days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.. San Francisco.
H. MCCLELLAN, Superintendent. Seattle
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RAILWAYS
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

HA1LWAxAs
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line to take to all points East aud
South. 1t is the DINING CAB ROUTE Tt
runs through Vesubuled Trains every
Cay IN the year 70
ST. PAIL AND CHIC AGO
fNo eaaage of aarg
Composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pull
man Drawing Room Sleepers of
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations are both FREE and furnished
sor noi0ers OF nrst or second-class tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY coAcHEs
a continuous line connecting with sill lines
sdording direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
Ia sovance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETs
TO and from all points in America, Englsu
and Europe can be purchased at any ticks
once oil this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
Overland through trans, 6:lo a m. aud D. m
Portland and south, 6:10 a, M, g. 25 g. m an
Chehalis and Olympia express 2 o. m.
Tacoma and local, Clio and 9:15 a. m; . Sis
and s:35 p. m
TEAMS IL AREIvE FROM
Eastern points. HAS q m. and IL :35 D m.
Portland and south. $40 q m, ass and 9:45
n.
Chenahs ana olympia III AS q m.
Tscoma snd local, $40 and Has A. m: 4:25
9:45 and ii SO D. m
Tine shortened Is hours between Seattle and
ST. Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. ele-
CANT day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service
Fuil information concerning rates. time OF
trains. routes and other details furnished on
spP D. cH%RIToN, Asst. Gen. Pass. ACT.
l2l First st. Cor. Washington. Portland, Or
l. A. NADEAU. General Agent Seattle
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent, ZIG Second
street. Boston block. Seattle, Wash.
I. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot. foot of Third street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-28

po, low rates .xceI,enr accom- mooasions and
all the features that constitute . successful and
ENJOYABLE trip 10 the East, take the Northern 70
ciiie Through vessibale trains 20 ~ PAU,
ainine s,rawinrroom and sleeping cars New
TOURIST sleepers under the direction OF the fail-
man Palace Car Company are attached 10 day
th rough trains No better service 70 % ioene-
A Sssihe-r city ticket agent 7l6 second street
boston block; L Tonkin. depot ticket agent se-