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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Israel, Pate and cermany,s.

History repeats itself. The German
youth who is now emperor would dc
well to ponder oyer the following episode
III the record Of King Rehoboam:
But he forsook the counsel Of the old
men which they had given him, and con
suited with the young men that were
grown up with him.
80 Israel rebelled against the house
Of David until this day. There
was none that followed the house Of Da-
yid but the tribe Of Judah only
For Rehoboam read William, for Da-
vid read Hohenzollcrn, for Israel read
Germany, and for Judah read Prussia.
London Truth.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
& singular

At the Vienna generalhospital the med.
zeal officers are at present watching Z
n about 81 years Of age, who was
navy up till last year, when he hurt the
forefnger Of his left hand. The finger
had to BE amputated. Since then the
left hand has always been in motion,
and now the nervous affection has
spread over the whole body, and the
patient Is obliged always to urn to the
left side. When lying in bed he gives
sudden Jumps into the air like a fish
lying on dry ground. 4 similar case at
tracted recently the attention Of medical
men at Paris, who called the disease
~clownis1n, On account Of the movements
Of the patient-New York Telegram.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Victoria Is Godmnther.

The queen does not shrink from incur
ring spiritual responsibility. She is, at
her own wish, to be godmother to the
infant daughter Of the Duke and Duchess
Of Portland. 1t would be interesting to
have a list of the children on whose be-
half the sovereign has stood sponsor, and
who, in consequence. arc fifty named
Victoria. 1t is said that in this the
desire wa significd because Of the report
which was current at the time of the
dukes marriage that he wa not in favor
at court.-London Figaro.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Smoking Out an Army.

An ingenious American officer pro
poses to settle the business of snokelcss
powder by Immediately, on the com
mencc1nent Of operations, firing bombs
into or near the ranks Of the opponent.
the bomb viii continue for u few hours
to emit thick clouds of smoke. Perhaps
the bombs might be lit in the ranks Of
the opponent of the smokeless powder
New York Journal.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Lack of Symmetry In the ryes.

When the average man d woman
IN to be fitted with the first pair Of
glasses some curious discoveries are
made. Seven ont Of ten have stronger
sight in n eye than the other. In two
cases out Of five one eye is out Of line.
Nearly cne-half the people are color blind
to some extent, and only one pair Of eyes
ont Of every fifteen are sound in every
respect.-New York Commercial Adyer-
tiser.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
\ THANKFUL Passos.

4 pso&z pazsoa, go6 and vS
wsx exoeaszz Ger LEE s@s,
xksE S711ez.y tkee EerrSy o@x
A EfA AID srserasS srseze-
He feared TIE s.0rzz he zip yo4A wreek
fla heart wa sars AFRAID
lie sDszEs tEe e&Dszs1 CO tAs csIz
Ard feazd hsza zoSA1aYsd
Tbs e4kz&aa ssg his aNfA fear
Aad ~ k4A ~ - pkers
TIE sergaa& u TIE LxG eosG heaE
TEs saaoxz r9ocdsy swear
Yea caarfy ~. TIE CAPTAIN AA
If 6znees boEeEed n5zh,
T5eys1 81 b@ On Ehei. x1ees Instead
Ard asking grace 10 dix
The t3sse1 geiE kA sOgez xeTs srSs
All wken tie skies greE fair
He naasvek54 hog The sailors kaeU
Jazs wAen ~ przy o. gee@r.
B8t when tAs ses5 which, Wildly EoT4
Had eeassd N plunge and spo0t
CAss himself be ssk II sh0ze1
They kEDE Th1s ny re ahDG1
B4E Aser on anaGher Et5Tm
Caxne fercer thar befDxe
TIE pass0A heard E5th NiA zk4sIs
The Dcea1s anzy ~
he so1sht the DIRK IL azfal dread
To near gfe saiAsfe 90.
He aatsaAf-:heu he timed hs heae-
Thank L63, they're sEezfiEg Sst
@hNaxS HsFaA
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Entlrerr Too cIo-N.

Fond Mother EgentlyEDAr child, do
yoa really care for NJ. Chz@pennyf
Sue (denurelyEY-y9, q htsA
T. M-But he IS $50 very IrsimO-
ni0us; % dreedfnIIy cIos.
Brother Tom (crzallyeEntirely too
close, | thought, a. Ipassd the rario-
.oor last etsn1ag Pfttshurg Bulletin
srain IA AdrentErer.
4 pamphlet i,asben published neon
stantinople. in which a Turkish writer.
Ebb1za Texfk-Bey, declares that Enlir
Pasha Is nothing bxt a vulgar al.
veatnrer. Dr.. ScIlnitzIer that was
Esnin's name before his conversion to
the M0La1nmedan religion = was tbs
guest in 1863 Of Isuaail Pasha, g0verno,
Of EYzeroum. When the latter wa sen;
to Scutari In. ScinitzIer ACCOMPANIED
him to his neg residence. and also Iater
to Trebizond and ConstantinopIe, where
Ishmail Pasha died in 1873 The doctor
then embraced Islansrn, married the
wife Of his bcnefactor, Emine uanum,
and took the name OF Enin.
After staying pan time longer in
ConstantinopIe Enin went to Stettin. il
Germany, taking with him his wife and
her four children by her former hls.
band One day Emin went to Eeisse to
attend a relatives wcddisg, End since
then he has sent no tidings OF himself to
his wife, who wa left with her children
in extreme poverty. More than this he
carried away with him his wifeis jewels,
worth more than $50, 600. These he sold
20 get money with which to go 10 Egypt,
whence he reached the Soudal. the CA
dc Of his celebrity. Transatlantic.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Nest HuiIdine Tishe.

The bitshh is q Russian fish which
lives in the Black sea. When the hatch
ing season approaches it seeks the shore
and builds there a nest for It's young
Both father and mother unite in gather
ing sea7Eeeds and deposit them in small
holes on the shore. There the mother
lays her eggs and watches over them,
like a careful hen, until they are Matched
Youths Companion.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
10 Lnnrcr "A Gu..

Everybody has laughed at the man
who called at a gas office with a tin pail
to buy a quart Of illumination, but an
English genius has succeeded in COM
pressing it and putting it mp in vessels
50 that it can be carried from house to
house and attached to a meter. Detroit
Free Prog.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

E1isgn. wien IN FaT z gaST4s
Epoa the fart that Is v& dsroz to
be sending side by side with gas cgz-
51i1 through sabserznean Paris a-
tEcal currenIs by wires charged With
high tension currents. audpedcsei ras
explosions would BE- the ras1lr. May
exphlo1s frOEa this ca1s are ngg O.
curing N Paris. and the Hzsyauer q
that city ~ reve<Ting u Edsas warn
ing
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

Cps1n B-uee. cohred, living with TIE
ReY. NJ. Curtis. near GrDuns, Prne
Georges coEnty. dieiraently- His dsath
resulted from his appetite for supper.
The naal consisted Of two and . haf
pounds Of chess a gasrt II boill nary
beans. three pounds e cakes and the
same II crackers, w2saeI down with q
half gallon Of sweet Gier- He failed 10
digest the cheee. and although adsctDr
was called IN he was beyond medical
al-BaItiEnore American
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

A clergyman, on entering ii country
store not long ago, opened the door just
in time to hear a man remark very en-
~phatically, The devil -ah-er-oh, elder,
| didn't know you was here" said the
man. NO apology is needed, - was the
reply, "he is Nc friend Of mine. Lewis
ton journal.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
unm He Understood 1t.

Ny three little boys-Henry, jean and
CTarlic-age 6, 4 and 2 1-2 years, were
talking of cremation. fThey are all in
favor Of cremation, because their par
cnts are.) Henry and Jean said they
we're going To be cremated. Charlie
turned to me and said: Mamma, when
are we going to be Gated with creamf'-
D-I.lll
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
4 Poor place for watefmelons.

Between the Ural and the Okhotsk
seas there Is a spot half as large as
the state Of Michigan which is frozen
ground to the depth Of ninety-four feet
That is, it has never thawed ont since
the world was created, and probably
never viii, and even if it should no
body would have any use FOR it Dc
iroit Free Press.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

hearfbstg2e Gsae Eagly SrpgAhg aAeAS
skaded pathway IN Linh8gs wood a
that 1aosne1s there IA q fearful sozg-
IN the green fingers q tb Big pine, ana
. p@naonition IT approaching disaster
entered his Htds hea-t - h made cow
boy tracks for hOEne
Po0r little Mickeg
He AT IN the side 81 his little tTzEdle
bed, looking II his pulled Up parents
and . small tear trckl@d down his aad
little rnose, ike dropof dewO ~ = squash
a. he realized that h was 81 orphan
10 his childish mind the desolAton
was coraplete. and he &w 70 rsaaon foi
lingering Ionger On the blue noldy
sphere.
Poor Httle Mickey.
His eye caught, through his flowing
tears, the garter On HE mothers r1arn
n4oth knee.
7 ..Ha,h Ia, ha, Ho.ho" he ahr1ekd with
a raaniacs lukegarrn laughter, fate
has decred must hence 70 JOIN
them.
To slip the garter from his mammals
krlse, hitch il around a rusty nail over
the dor, and pat it around his little
neck was the work u an instant. IL
another he was strangIed, and through
the oyen door came the echo q another
gongh
Three minutes after the Old Billy
sneakad into the Finn yard He espied
the can which Mr.. Finn had left neal
the panziA He lowered his head again
and made a rash for Il Il was full q
dynamite.
Kismefi
As the gan sank in thc west ike . bal
IF red fire that evening Mickey Finn'i
tame crow lighted on the chimney Of the
ruined saAnty. There were tears in his
eyes and his sable breast heaved c0nyuE
giYely. He gazed over the scene II de@
citation, wiped his eyes IN his wing and
diged without a moments hesitation
down the mouth Of the still smoking
chimney. Is he DISAPPEARED from view
he croaked in a hoarse. strained voice:
"SeYerTnore."
The wind continues u scugh at ths
same Old stand il Lindsleys wood.
fMr. Jarroh has evidently killed III
ali his characters except the sJugh d
the wind, which he still hangs On 10
Now that the Finn family are dead, Mr..
Jarrold viii tun his attention 70 his
Irish reniuiscenc@-A. E.
Later-Since the above was put IL
type Mr.. Jarrod has Indignantly denied
any share in the authorship. He sayf
that the Finn family are alire and veil
-E.EThe Journalist.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Hold to Light.

The man who tells you confidentially
lust what will cure your cold is prescrib-
Ing Kemp's Balsam this year. In the pre-
paration Of this remarkable medicine for
coughs and colds no expense is spared to
6 mbine only the best and purest ingredi-
ents. Hold a bottle Of Kemp's Balsam to
the light and look through it; notice the
bright, clear look; then compare with
ether remedies. Price SOC. and OIL.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

First Soldier-How is your captain
coming o.? hear he is not well.
Second Soldier-You are right. He is
a sick man. He tried to throw a boot at
me yesterday, and was 10 weak he
couldn't do it.-Texas Siftinga,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

Respectable Book Agent to II snappish
ladyrDoes Mrs. l.. live here:
Snappish Lady-No, sir! Sic doesn't.
Book Agent-Yes; well, doos any one
live here2 f1rhe door closes with a SIAM
West Shore.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

The Duke Of ~Connaught, who visits
Canada this month. will spend only two
weeks in the Dominion and return 10
England without seeing the United
States.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Every Man to His Trade.

A large New York firm suspected a
porter Of stealing goods. They sus-
pected and watched and waited for
years, but couldn't trap him. Detec-
tiyes were then put on the case, and in
three days found stolen goods to the
amount Of 81 400. He had carried them
away under his clothing.-Detroit Free
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

The construction Of the pillars and
foundations Of the great Forth bridge
consumed 81, 900 tons of cement and 707,-
600 cubic feet Of granite. The total
amount Of resulting masonry is Ill., 0O
cubic yards. The weight of tho steel in
the bridge proper is 81 900 tons.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20
Plants for Sale.

HABBapE, tomato. caulinnwer, beet. egg.
pepper and all other kinds Of plants In
season. AT the hest yaFietie-, groHn from
Ian .refhfs zeedz. Call and Grf them lie foft;
purchasing eIseWh here. ISAAC u. COLES
greenhouses, Creamery ave, Mooisto~n l3t
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

w7net. Iaoy WAS -iet ve gave her caatoria.
EhaG she ~as . Child, si.c crisd for caztaria,
nh.,l si.e became Ma size ei,.nG - Castor.a,
wi.ea slss l.4l csI!rei sic Gag. them castoria
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-06-20

Later-since the above was put il
type Mr.. JarroId has Indignantly denied
any share in the authorship. He sayf
that the Finn family are alire and we'll
-E.EThe Journalist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-21

Cleess His Omcss IN Tacoma Afssr
June 18th.
I,r. parrin consemriates closing his
Offices In Tacoma after june Is, and will
return 10 his head Office in Portland.
where he has perm anently located Par
ties desiring TO ZEE him can do so this
week In Washington baock. between
Eleventh and Twelfth street,. Pacific ave-
nue.. or after tie 18Th at the Washington
building. corner Fourth and Washington.
Portland. Or. osfice hours. from 10 20 D;
evenings. TO s; Sundays. 10 10 IL All
chronic diseases. blood saants. irfegulAii'
t,es In women. les OF vital power and
early indiseressons permanently cured.
though no references are ever made In the
press concerning such cases. owing TO the
del,cacv Of patients Examinations free
"a All. and circulars win be sent tree TO any
address. Charges for treatment according
A. natients' ability to par. The poor
treated FREE Of caarge from 10 to II daily.
All nrivate diseases considentisly treated
and Cures guaranteed. Patients At dis
s.nc~ can be cured by home treatment.
Medicines and letters sent without The
DEBTORS. name appearing.
n R-Rememher that the doctors stay
q, .rs~oms IL limited. Those desiring 70
consult shoald DO 80 a. once.
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~. 6 s.sseueo1 36o9tc ano<s 1850 go
49, popHme ~ ; fIs1e n1tsnne - fSyrrf.S
80. I aeo oso1o1 - 41nsc. Dar1ng ~
- - oumGon - $50 rssaN 1870
- - e11ng wW3f htehes o. 60. JuIy
- - ~ h1G1es 49, resserSny. Heerlres.
-: n19pmootA 1E.on busAslk
e-C1esed 60. se560D6e: 1uly, 1rsx0ss9<c
eendys Il<s: Jus. se1sa
11ee&4ys on6A, zo<e. Juiy. H9se.
UnsesQods 60. 0lz1or JuJy. 6saz
s-nuh. -. 1-U5S; Juis. lksa
nas9ey -1sesdy.
., s,as:::.:is.s1..-kasAs: .Asss sls... s.asass,
unchanged
l1es1os, Juas 1-wsss-psn end N,
cmtcA1o LIVE sroeK
cMr4ea June N-Cere4-R>eefceu. 49,:
eesy e sisueg. b<evat 0Ilh(DAs0; saserx q -sd
:. 49, ssocksn - issdsrs. n SSas: Texas cafsis,
noss- Rsesisss. u1sp: s.ssdy. ssssux ana s.
~ a.,nss; mixsd. 0n8sso: hssvy. s1ssDs -;
sasep-kecetpn. ss.oeo: steady, natives. asc
Uasg Westerns. Qeef1s s.
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Tbs steamer Fanny Lake lstt Tor the shasis
river yesteFdey with scov Isdeu With rs tons
81 general merchandise Ia tow. The meyehan-
diss was frsishf that has collected on Bakers
wharf To- the sseaner Hensy bailey. which will
not be ready for service for several dsys Jet.
The stoanship wflmIaeson arrived mere from
Bau yrancisco yesterday with nearly full cargo
Ct freight She docksd II HatAsld's wharf and
y non dtsebautug ~ tons ~ freight soc goes
70 Tacoma this moenfug
The shrsemsssed schooner Henry Jswest Of
Ne Wells iine II expeeasd here from San Fran
cisco daily.
The steam schooner Lakms. sailing in the
Onion Pacific iine, y due here from Portland
Monday.
The wells lire schooner LAura Msdssn YES to
hsse LETT San Fsancisco yesterday for the
Sound
The bark Aureola " u lsave TOR San FrsnAisco
uithin few days with CARO- Of Cedar river
coal
The e. 8. Coast ana Geodssie Survey
sehoenss Yukon y stali laid mp q 1ags har-
Dor.
The revenue cutter Richard Rush 10 stiIl
moorcd ct the tpar buoy. awaiting orders
The ship ivanhos IL expected here from San
rranclsco TO load coal within . few dayx
The steamship City Of Pueblo sails for San
vrancIsto tomorrow evening st o'clock.
The bark Theobald VIII not finish cosling at
Smiths cove for week set
The tug Wasp II due here from Dog Fish
point with scow Of rock.
he Steamship George ". Elder sails for
Alaska tomorrow.
The steamer Detroit II still lied mp ss Baders's
wharf
The schooner l. J. Perry hss returned down
Gcund
Ths ING Dispatch 10 q Port Tewnssnd.
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RAILROAD SHOCKS

INV WORK MERCHANDISE
quiet
:. INSCRIPTIONS closed steady. unclaimed 60
esahup; sales Il 40 hags. June. 81 sas
$3.50 July. 81 octsi7 O.. August. sis Ssss IL -.
Nsmees. si0esVsl&<s. October. 3isiss & -.
sesA. fsse.
.eafsr-kaw. sscsdy: sales. = go hsSr malssses
-. " sesl 2ssc: &. reenvd lower. II 81 <s,.e.
ssu =. e,lsa<s slice. white extra C. So x<f.ss
Sssssw, ssse. orsesed al q lIt#etse; tssala a.
~ standard A. sT-ls. confcetieaerxs A. ss.c:
~ ga s. crushed. - powdered. 9 IS see;
sssaased. Sac cubes, sssa
oos-fsrm; domestic rswce. saasse.
sepfef-nrn: lake. Jaae sisso
a-S'ronxer: domestic. tasss..
unsteady; straits. ssi,a&
- saroieam-opened al ses.e sros. s,ssc JULY
Fice declined. hut rearhed 50 10 ia che last
u. closing steady
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
aeAso. june cn-wheas-orensd eusss
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IAN rnANcIsCo nARkETs.

ruoprcE nEcstrTs AND QUOTA TfoNs
cAn rnArctsso. June n-Pso luce receipts
Uou5. 0epo quarter Jacks. wheat. ~, 900 centals:
pptn1oes, 300 safks: bran. 1000 sacks.
Flour SupeFhns grades higher; q S04s30
euiet; tonnage b scarce and exporters have no
Immediate use for wheat: buyers limit them.
elvss mostly n bidding Nifty. though some
nv small tansactiops occur q 81. ~ per cen-
~: for milling usss ths range ID tl.sIl ~
per Genital
BAslsy-Ksv lied d arriving: brewing 10 o.
Tered rather spasingly; No l I'D. s7,<cDet .o3a<
nFsn--eloasll7,S
cosn--Ihe msskst hes b carry considerable
stock n IN indiGsrns character. yellow. sI.i7ts
ola ~ large; Nazf8t1 for small: white.
oi.oo1lM
hoisioss->i saea psf GENITAL
Onions A. eecomlns cheaper under irss sap
plies
Wool-T fade + moderate. san joaquin ana
eou06n. rear etaplc. per pound. I2l<(nl5c:
ditto esveu moaths. l21l6c. choice iooehiil,
MWiyc; Northern. choice, iaa22c; Nevada,
Nelec; Humboldt and Msndocino, is922c;
ke1aefn Oregon and Warrington, iaaiec.
orrioxR
weard saies: wheat, buyer. 1seo. q az .
@ closing. sLsss4; seller. $50. new.
ixbs-No sales
FINANCIAL
pmO-eisht. Ire: geographic, lsc; sterling
h'h-.hAnk, s9Hss. commercial, Ns6 silver
eeae u0@lG. Mexican dollars. S2sass,su.
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
Fer ran Fraucisce. via Port Townsend and
Victoria. At6 r. n. fyAsseagers received on
hoard ~ p. n.l June ?. 7. IL, II, -, = aud
every Eve days thereafter
Fer Aiaska. June :, I. L. and -
Froas san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Ataa IN. June e. O. IL, 10. -, %.
ami every i've days thereafter.
Tickets nav b. obtained 81 the once Of the
contrary al DC an Doek, seattle.
GOODAiI. PERKINS & CO.. san Francisco.
II MCCLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle.
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DIR. HAYES X co
Electro. / heraDeHtie Institute.

For the cure Of al diseases without the usa OF
mineral drugs We combine all forms Of treat.
ment. EieeIricisy, Eeetric BeIts and appii-
ances. Electric Baths. Massage. etc. You CAN
elsct,icity properly applied Permanently 10.
Gated southwest corner Main and Commcrct
strecte Seattle. Wash. Terms reasonable. Con.
sulfatiou Tree.
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LivxHrooi. Juns - CLOSING --whsaf in peor
oemend; winter. = ia. ssssdy; spr1ng. u ID.
Com-in fair dsmsnd: SPOT and June, a. ga,
uSm; July. - ID. 1ym: Angus. - "a, Hrm
FINANCIAL
LnS9oN, June 0-closinr consnis- Money.
- Ii1: arc0Nns. NJ q. D -. Ia. Z. Ss<s, loo:
tax silver. s7s1d per ounce
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
IL Tie ew and csmmc1fcns
STYANrk MIRA.

VIII rua In ~enneetsoa ~ssh the stesner Io&e-
pa ne !rcm Hasaeld coamAa 6oek. ieasing So
stsle ON Tuesday, Thnr~sisy ard saturday ~ 6
. m for rnaon city AID all way pcEasx On
Hers canal Returning Monday. Wednesday
q FRIDAY Fas ssstghf CT rxsssxe Aprly II
Hatnelc-Cosmaa dock. - on hc.f 1
ID TauTrNAy Master
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Eaox TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR rorsu

-
SoRTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= The line - take to I'll points Ease and
south u u the DINING CAR ROUTE Il
ruus through vesubuled Trains every
cay IN the year 70
ST. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
s-so cAaTG, 81 ~ssg
Composed Of Dfn'ng Carr unsurparsei. ruil-
man Drawing Room Sieere1 u
latest equipment
-TOuRIST SLEEPING CARS
Best hat can be constructed ana in which
Tor holdsrs Of frst o. sccond-cias tickets. aud
rIxcAsr DAY coAcHEa
a cont 1uosss line connecting with sIl lines
enordinE dsIecs and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservss.cDs can be secured
IN advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKEM
To and from al points In America. England
sna E y sa can p purchased q any ticket
Leave seaftie 1t SOS q m daily; arrive ct
Minneapolis OK 81 Paul 81 $40 p. m.
PAcIFfc DIVISION Arrive :; seattle 2: IS Z m,
Olympia ard Chehalss sxnrs ~: Ais n ~. n
ecma express: IS p m. Portland and South.
Leave seattle 5so m. through tain for
aast and south; loe Z m. Tac,ma express:
m. Portland and South.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars els
CANT day coached. finest palace dining cas- BE-
tween Seattle. Tacoma and Portland difsct
Faii Information concerning rsssa. time Of
trains routes and other details safnished On
a pf B. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen Pass ACT,
III First 81. Cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
/ a. NADEAu. Ge.ersl Agent. Settle.
ssrpef. Boston block. seattle, WASH.
seattle Depot. loot Of Third street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-21
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snd crescxns Bay. Tuesday end Friday. u n.
returning. leave po-1 Angeles Monday Ard
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