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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
BRlEFLETS.

f. p. Pinneo and wife have gone 10
Horton. Kan, on short visit.
Clint Parkhurst, former able and well
known attache of the ARGUS. is in the
city
Aid and Mrs. Chas. Durmann well
coined bright little daughter this morn
ing
Mr.. c. B Knox is failing rapidly this
afternoon and will probably not SURVIVE
until shutdown.
Mr. A. X. Alter and wife left for Lin
coin, Neb.. last evening to visit with
some of their children.
Mr.. Harry Wickman and family have
returned from their visit to st. Louis and
other places in Missouri.
DR.. Harms and wife. of Chicago, are
the guests of Mr.. Lothar Harms at his
home on Eighteenth street.
Fred Alter, the sign writer, has been OF
the sick list for two weeks. but is around
attending to business again.
Lieut.. James Normoyle of the regular
army, is in the city for few days visit
with his parents. on his way to Fit. David.
dered.
Mrs. Henry Regensberger and child of
Mexis. Tex, is in the city to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Burgower. Mr.. Regensberger will
visit here later in the season.
Local Ticket Agent Shelton, of the
Rock Island road, has advices of an ex.
cursion rate to all points within 100 miles
OF Rock Island on May 30th- Memorial
day-good for return trip May S1st.
The graduating class of the Rock Is
land high school this year desire il to be
expressed as their wish that no flowers or
other gifts be presented them at Hsr-
per's theatre, and that if any sucl
donations are desired 10 be made
they be sent to the homes of the grad
yates.
There was large attendance of com.
rados at the meeting of Buford post G
A. r.. last evening to hear the address Of
Gen. Nelson Monroe. of Arlington
Heights. Mass, on the IS pension bill
which was described together with the
object of Gen. Monroe's mission to Rock
Island in the ARGUS of last evening. The
general urged that all veterans become
identified with the great object, and t
stand together for the succeBs of the s.
service bill as they did from 1861 &c
1865.
Rev. r. F. Sweet, rector of Trinity
church, will leave Rock Island the fore
part of next week for New York wher,
he will join Rev. Daniel l. Odell, of Trim.
| ity church, New York, who is an ole
personal friend and protege of Mr.. Sweet
| and sail on June 1S on the North German
Lloyd steamship Sasle from New York
for Southampton. Three months will bt
spent on the continent of Europe. Dur
| ing Mr.. Sweets absence Rev. Canon Kel
logg. of Davenport. will officiate at Trim
| ity the first five Sundays, and the las
seven weeks Rev. Edward II. Rudd, o.
Knoxville, will come and occupy tn,
rectory and conduct the services Tn,
trip is not only one that Mr.. Sweet hs.
long desired, but it is fortunate as hope
full means of restoring his impaired health
Trinity parish in granting their pastor thu
vacation passed resolutions apprecistiv,
of his earnest and faithful zeal and in
voking Gods blessing upon him in hi
| absence.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
Hasc Rail Cbailenre.

There is 10 be an excursion of railroad
men from Peoria to Rock Island on suns
day. June S. and Peoria juvenile base
ballist would like to arrange ball game
here on that date. Hence the appended
challenge:
To the Editor:
PEORIA. ILL.,, May 25.-The Peoria
Stars challenge any club in Rock Island
or Davenport. aged Is to II, for game
to be played in your city Sunday. May 8,
for any amount of money. II challenge
be accepted please address Jno. j
Yingst, 1923 North Adams street, Peoria.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
A USELESS LOSS.

A Fine Brick Dwelling Destroyed by
Fire This AfternOon...The Firemen
Work Hard But Get There Too Late.
Fire broke out in the triple brick dwell
ling on the south side of Second avenue
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets at
O'Clock this afternoon and so much
time elapsed before fire company could
reach the fire the entire building, a
handsome brick owned by Mr.. E.
w. Hurst, soon fell prey to the flames.
The Franklns and Holly's were on
the scene 10 fairly good time, but were
powerless to reach the seat of the fire be-
cause of the absence Of the hook and lad
der truck, which did not arrive until half
an hour after the discovery of a flame,
and then by means OF team in hot
haste" from livery stable over half q
mile away.
The house was occupied by three fans
ilies-H. w. Haislip on the east, II. c.
Wivil in tie centre. and Mrs. Levy on
the west. The flames appeared in the
roof of Mr.. Wiyills house, and by a
prompt and vigilant fire service, bucket
or SO of water would have been the end
of them. The buildings were
worth $1,000 at least. The peo-
pie in that neighborhood could.
al Ia
testimony as to the needs of paid fire
department if they would.
The volunteers worked with a will and
did the best they could, but their facil>
tiles were inefficient.
Messrs. James Wiyill and Myer Levy
were severely injured by the falling of a
burning ceiling on them while in the
hou7e attempting to save furniture.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
A nayenport Trick.

While young man from Rock Island
was. with his mother, visiting friends in
West Davenport last evening. some con.
temptible rascal nnscrewed the nut from
one of the axles of their carriage. As q
consequence before the couple had pro-
ceeded far on their way home the whee
came of near the corner of Fifth and
Marquette streets. This upset the bug
gy. throwing the occupants out and
frightened the horse so that he ran. drag.
ging the vehicle after him. until ht
brought up in the excavation made fol
the brick paving on Third street. Meth
err the young man nor his mother were
badly hurt, but the buggy suffered seri'
Gus injuries. Democrat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
The Drivers Have seat.

The drivers on the various lines of the
Holmes system are wearing happy conn-
tenances these times. Supt. Schnitger
having decided to provide seats-the ne
cessity of which has been so recently
urged by the ARGUs-and has given an
order already for thirty which are being
made at the Moline avenue car houses,
and Others will be ordered later. The
seat is to he of CONVENIENT and readily
adjustable pattern, such as can be folded
up out of the way when not in use, and
drivers are TO have strict orders when the
seat is permissible. and when it is not,
which is proper. There are places along
the route where a driver Can safely res,
himself, but there are others where he
sho uld be on his feet and alert in order
to 10 ok out for the companY's interests as
we'll as the public's.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
CENSUS TAKERS.
Enumerators for Rock Island city
aud County as Commissioned by
SupPryis0r bailey.

Enumerators for Rock Island city
aud County as COmmissiOned by
Suprrvisor Haley.
Supervisor of Census j. w. Bailey. o.
Princeton, of the Third district of Hi.
nois, has commissioned the following
enumerations for Rock Island city and
county:
ROCK ISLAND.
First ward. Louis Ohlweiler; Second
ward. first division. Allen FL. Hampton
second division, VIM. ii. Pollard; Third
ward, first division. Fred Hitler, second
division, Harry Corken; Fourth ward
first division. Harry Hodges. second di
vision, Robt. w. Pearce; Fifth ward
first division, Jas. A. Montgomery. sec
ond division. Olof Atkinson; Sixth ward
Chas. Dunn; Seventh ward, Joshua Has
selquist.
MOLINE.
First ward, Jonas H. Wistrand; Second
ward, Andrew Anderson: Third ward,
Clement L. Guy; Fourth ward. Chas
Patch; Fifth ward, Thos. Merrymsn;
Sixth ward. Arson M. Hubbard; Seventh
ward, Joshua Wadsworth.
IN THE COUNTY.
South Moline-Henry e Biggs. Mo-
line.
Port Byron-John McCauley, Port
Byron
Rural-Wm. s. Bailey, Coal Valley.
South Rock Island-Thos. T. Vincent
yuma John L. Noah. Rapids City.
Andalusia- Burgoyne, Anda>
lusia postoffice.
Black Hawk-Robt. B. Olmstead,
Milan.
Bowling-Wm. B. Connolly, Taylor
Ridge
Buffalo Prairie-John s. Bruner. H.
linois City.
Canoe Greek Martin. Hills
dale.
Coal Valley-Thos. j. Murphy. Coal
Valley.
Coe-Hugh Mccall. Port Byron.
Cordova-Theodor Abbott, Cordova
Drury-Wm. II. Womacks. Illinois
City.
Edgington-George w. Fitzpatrick
Reynolds.
Hampton Henry o. Norton, Hamp-
ton.
The census enumerato will make his
rounds during next month, and he will
PROFOUND a multitude Of questions which
from any other source would be regarded
as extremely personal. but which you are
acy rs possible. You must tell him your
name in full. If you served in the war,
you must tell him on which side, and il
you are soldiers widow you must also
tell him. You must tell your relationship
to the head of the family. You must tell
whether you are white or black, null
alto, qusdroon. octoroon, Chinese. Jap
anese, or Indian; the enumerstor may be
blind. You must tell the place of your
BIRTH the place of your fathers birth, and
of your mothers birth. You must tell
tie number of years you have been in the
United States; whether naturalized, and
whether naturaliz alton papers have been
taken ont, You must tell your profess
sion or occupation. and the months you
have been employed during the year end
ing May 81. You must tell whether You
are able to read and write and if you are
able to speak English; if not. tce lam
guage you speak. II you have any dis
ease or are defective in mind. sight, hear
ing. speech, or if you ore crippled, you
must tell it. You must tell whether you
own your home or rent it; if owned.
whether mortgsged. Ifyou are farmer
you must tell whether the farm is your
own or hired. aud if your own whether
mortgsged.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
Obituary,

Distressing news came from lows
City to relatives in this city last night
1t was of the death at her parents home
there of Mrs. Andrew Coleman, of this
city, who but year and half ago came
to Rock Island as the happy bride of Mr.
Coleman. For some time, however, she
had been suffering from consumption
which finally claimed her as its victim
Her maiden name was Katherine Noonar
and she was twenty>sevep years IF age
The time and place of the funeral are moi
yet known.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
Court CulIings.

The trial of the u B. VS. the M. E
church of Moline is progressing before .
jury com posed of Henry Eseke. Henry
Fern. Peter Eckhardt. John Gipson,
Robert Coyne, Leonard Siegartner. Thos
Fuller, August Anderson, Arnold os,
void. E. T. Wilson, Math Fredericksor
and H. j. Hull.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
River kipleis.

The stage of the water was 80 al
noon; the temperature 70.
The Irene D., Pilot, A. j. Whitney, JIG
Long Emma and Pauline came down.
The Irene D.. Pilot, 10 Long, Lion, J
K Graves and G. ]. Caffrey passed up.
The G. w. Cowles came down with
sixteen strings of logs, the C. j. Caffrey
with eight strings and the Louisville will
six of logs and eight Of lumber.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
ueeuy,. Sentence Commuted

Gov. Fifer yesterday committed the
life sentence of Bernard Heeny sent to
10. let penitentiary for life for the murder
of Police officer Rosenfield, in Rock Is
land, in April, 1879. to twenty years in
the peni,entisry. According to this
Heeny has served over half his time
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27

Mrs. e. s. Warner gave a pleasant
progressive euchre party Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Fl G. Connolly gave q brilliant
reception this afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
F,ue se.,dencs For Rent.

The dwelling formerly occupied by d.
B. Sears, near Black Hawks watch tow
er, with nine acres of land. Also the
barns at the Davenport homestead. Ap
ply to HENRY CURTIS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27

The great MAY bargain sale" at Stef-
fen's, Da venport, will be continued for
three day longer-Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Do not fail to attend it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27

Have your ice cream put up in brick,
melon, pyramid or individual forms by
Krell & Math and then you will have
something extra fine for your parties or
receptions. No extra charge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27

Step in to Krell & Maths ice cream
parlor and try dish of the finest and
purest ice cream made.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27
Tax Sale Notice.

The annual tax sale will commence
next Monday. June 2. at the court house
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27

Whitman's butter cups and marsh mall
lows put up in fancy half pound boxes at
Krell & Maths.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27

Mclntire Bros. have new and reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27

Furnished rooms for rent. Inquire Of
Schaab g. Wolters.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-27

Mint, wintergreen. maple and lemon
wafers-extra fine and fresh-at Krell &
Maths
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TME WArEK YKOxr.

aay.
The schoooer Teases i san q Masnsss's
wharf. North s~atsie
RssiTnad avenue II beSng planksd sson wsxh~
tnEson ssrest to yesier avenue.
The steamer City Of Klnxussn yin - ready
LOT service some tine next VEGA.
TIE oAFk seutnoss II On TIE wsy here from
ssn ffancasco ~ ioad return cargo al coal
The collier willamssse d dae her. from port-
iAnd Sunday. chs ioads aaoxher cargo oa eoaI
me sseamsafp Hsysian Rspubils II scheduled
g sesvs IN Hrancfsco fpr 1eaatis eunday nexk
Ths steanshfp UnstfIia Isfs nsn rrsaessco
yssessday Tor ~ sound So = ass kess san
The ss4snes Indiana DECLARED Is bales Of
tsrday.
10 date hes YET ~. AIRED fos The Departure
g ne snip H<nU Willard from New York for g.
The bark yIa~sss finished dsseh s.xsns a. Hsr.
nogton 4 amith's wharf yesterday. snd pulled
Into the stream
The MsryF Periey discharged ten tons Of
nay and three tons of potatoes from Oak Har-
Dor at BAxssrss wharf yesterday
The ship Spartan was towed back 70 the coal
bunkers from West SEATTLE yesterday she VIII
b fesdy 10 leavs fof Ban Fssnclsco the last Of
the week.
Tho schooner Laura Madzssn, Captain Tuft
arrived here yessartsy from san Yranciseo with
30 tons OF hay. Bse docksd 1t Manning's wharf
and II now discharxfng there
The steamship City Of Topeka u aue here sun
aay from San Francisco. She Il scheduled 10
leave hsfe for Alaska that day, but h.r sailing
msy b postponed NATL the fosloslnx d&y
The steamer signal retui ned from Taroma yes
serdsy. aud went 10 The coal bankers. sAe will
nnish loading 80 Tons Of cosi this morning. and
after taking 2sa.00 shingles and 500 easss OF
saimon - the City dock. will leave for Portland.
u II understood that Captain Melville nichols
VIII hring the city Of seattle, the Puget SQUAD
and Alaska Steamship Cosursny's nrw boat
aroand the Horn. and 10 eeottse, when she Ia
completed II II not known when abe vii be
nnished. but her constructors expect 10 ixuncn
her In about month
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MINING STOCKS.
sAx Francisco xAxxrr xxyrKw.


AN saxcisco. March -wheat-scit feel.
% situation, business slow at sisss
safky-No change: No. iced, 7ssa76l4cI
VAS Movement not rapid; prscvs uniis-
a.ned: choice iced. sissi.8isss No. feed.
Mas lower grades sAss$la
aops-oaies; saissse.
fesAscee-Firm; Early Rose, u.s1Fa 10: Peer.
Nssae; Rarbanks, e. iasa.sa
..sssass-kasy; fancy, tse; good to choice. las
r-consiaus to decline: California. leo
= Eastern. iaaise
xfs YORK MERCHANDISE MARKxr
s fosx. March e.-ccftse--opslans closed
- lss@s points sp; sales. % 80 bags; March.
Niasf .. April. yisaei7 Is. May. Gle sssair. 10;
Z. saesssi1.@ SPOT Rio. fair esrgoss. NC
eai bean. issse
rs1-haw. hfnf. tair demand. sales % hsds
osaae " test; & 100 bags molasses sagsr
a. NJ t.o0o bags. censr.laxals I'd test at
a.. rnned arrner. fairly active.
fesr-Nesiecsed; Lake. Mach. yitA
Sa-ssrons: domestic. ssy-ss
Siosanx steady; straits. t.aea
CHICAGO raopvcx MARKET.
s5Aso. March s.--Rye--May. ssa.c.
ahey-SosAing aoiaS.
uAssky-N
ssosslders-sIsss1as: short clear. N.sasSA
nes-Narea. saA
CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK MARKET
49, March 4 Cattle Reesspss. ianss.
70 Se lower than yesterdays closing
~ - 0s3>ies ssee1 S assa 20; ssoekers
S1sn. sasS 90. TexHs coFn-ssd ssssrs.
ccvs sssssa
ss,sss- Aeeeir's. Sloss. stroug 90 Toe higher:
NssaA - Me-
issrxrccL GRAIN MARKET.
sekroes> NareA whsas-oases; holders
=, .ssssa ,,fA'siys California No. - StGss ED
osra-Easy.
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1osAsend: sl.ssef c1G1przsa.r selzand- eas1ee-
usnee1IlA. vissosss. c1sy - 1upska ~ T~wn.
9es CeyclIaps. uaunfmes K11np. pussk suun1;
= 2. Reeesn. Pri1ee WYInnnt s0und. -
gsaa. Wha1tn9s 10 e3oosmno0L Hoxsy6eod@-
R2ned MARCIA {. Let's axsn vtcasr4A "a Uyer.
pool
Poxx TOWNSEND. March s-Enfered- sh1p
C&sOnde5ee, CaIaso. Peru.
PoHT TOWNSEND. NareA Ss--Asr1vs6-Ghfp
CaFun6<sef.
fokr BLAK4LEy. Marrh s.--Aryfvo6-scAr
Fanny Dnssrt- sazled-aehr D1akeiey
Ro1z GAMMA March g. ayv4xsd-fnrn
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skAr1Lx. Tsh. 2. lsDa
On the iith Of Eepsemher. isea. called
upon DR.. Jordan with uhas The doctors
said Vas iEnsrnaatoyy rhrumaftsm- Ny
right hand uss the sszs OF four and had
not been ahle - sieep for several nixhss-
ID. Jordan prescribed for me aad told M
70 Obtain some smAn hotties In which TO
put IL medicine thereupou went Into
Seattle drug store ard asked for sOms
bottle. rsmaskins that | wanted thsu to
put Dr. JordEn's medicines into A iady.
Who was present, Erstnitoassy remarked
That Dr.. Jordan was . quack- l Paid no
aftension to this. - 1 had Previous expert
eface VITA the doctor. who relieved me Al :
misery in which other eminent physicians
utterly failed. In mss two weeks could
write with my hand and II has been well
ever since. The only objection hare got
Is thai paid - for the medicine and got
well before used one-hah Of Il, s1d now
havs - worth Of medicine have no use
for. which II aRgravaiing.
r.. J. BACHELOR,
REPRESENTING the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
xsw yoax STOCK sxvsxw.


nv YORK. March 6.-sfoeks, with the ex-
orAon Of q few shares. were DAN and staxnanl
n161ng fnrnished about one-haif tho entire
01lness Of listed shares. Reading. after ad-
ling. declined sharply In the afternoon. hat
GVeloped marked strength In dual dealings.
- closed unchanged. The market closed dull.
cndy TO Arm. At Insignificant changes for the
~. Advances are more numerous tonight.
~ thu only one Of importance was sugar,
vaich shows IN advance Of Ia
governments steady.
letroleum opened steady at ~. and aftef
Ielding slishtly. moved up 10 ~. then reacted
~ closed steady Ut s2is. stock exchanse--
osainx ash: highest, -: lowest. %: closing.
Consolidated exchsnge-opening. SIS;
1eAsse. ~; lowest. Us; closiug, 49,.
kxcHAN0E And sxcURfrtxa
xsu YosK. March s.-Monsy on call easy;
~ per cent: prime mercantile paper. sal;
s.aiaG exchange. quiet aud steady: today
Mn As2ss. demand. el&
hr alyer g6c
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pAcrr,c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle o. foiiows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria. AT y. m passengers received on
board at S p. MI March 4. Q, IL, ls. ~. -. and
every I've days thereafter.
For Alaska: March aud ~
From san Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
Sound ports: Atg 4 m Msrrh /, 9. II. Is, a,
d, 81. and every i've days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained 81 the ofilce OF the
company az Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GOODAI.I, PERKINS & Co, san Francisco.
III. MeLELLAN. superintendent, Seattle
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soDAY's rrDKs Al sEArrIE.


nnOes = the Seattle cieannEh0aes today
- QUs04D.
1heeensanrcs fos this week. with one exoep
-. h1ge reached over v1uU,1 evefy 0sy. This
= annked increase and indicates improve.
%Sn0ue n the money market
mDcstant among the ehipmenss from eeaefla
~ eess ths following: One carload Of door
- = Portland, two carloads Of shingles To
NoIn14 biIlsd 70 the MinnesOta Transfer, ana
easieed d hops 20 Chicago
y edition % the $1,000 shingles which the
bpnsR. IN the morning. she viii have 30
80 q salmon for Chiceso. This shipment 10
q =. = - ~ s - 80 800 80 ~ - 800 -
4 49, y. -. - 49, r..,s =.
!. 1870 - hc.dsr. 81 shss ..i-~. -.
..l.s. 49, -, svcs~1sA .~.~~,~ss~..~ 80 49,
- =. - - -. 1870 - 80 - -
! - IA ,-s, go c,rrtr~ -. $500 h~sS-
ss1s,sr,v "a : 1900 ss,s..ss....s...,
! /. t.s.s,v & nos;eeabls' Thsrr nave hser in.
4 q sssr~ss fn ryscss wfshsn m - -.
-.
4 q - vefe unchanged today and the situatfou
sSeeicelly the same e last repoytod. The
- = he stock In the city Il held b. one
-. ~ there does not seem 10 e any disuoei-
nn 5 tets advantage of the situation ara 3D.
80 prsceM The market continues % I'm.
o1oee reeadily ana change in prices upward u
- ouAssion OF time There il Ell ) sp.eu-
m hwand for xgn Of ali kinds. Fresh ranch
- ~ very scarce, bat - good Eastern are
lndiul they are mos misesd from the market
\ ~ schooner Laura Madsen arrived hsFs -
~ hum ean Ifancisco with - tons OF hay.
~ sieemer Indiana brsuxht 10 20 bales Of
~ ifbm the White river today. This, with
- shipment Of . car Of hops 70 Chicago 70.
~. snssituie the only two movements 10 hops
kaNeek past
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sK.rrx Wash. Feb. Is.

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. IS, 1850.
Our little CIR was sick with cerebro-spinal
meningitis. and. believing in aliopathy. we
sens for DIR. smart. who instantly said
there was no hope: however. be did his
best. subsequently, we called Or. +. L.
Smith In consultation and they both said
there never was case on record of this
kind that ever recovered; that even II she
did she world die OF consumption in three
months. She was then sick about eight
weeks and Was hind and paraiyzed and q
mere skeieFon and WAS expected BY the
doctors ~ die any minute. When the last
vessige Of hoye had fed We sent for DIR. J.
Eugene Jordan, and under his treatment
she entirely recovered. The alopash Is
now 1T discount in our family. The
Histogsnet:c system Of medicine, the only
rational system, has by practical results
proven it theoretical accuracy.
GEORGE Z CLANCY,
MRS. u. e. CLANCY.
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Iron TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the lire 10 take to all points e. st and
south. II IL the DINING CAR ROUTE IL
runs through yestibuled Trains every
Cay In the year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
mo charge of earD
Composed Of Dining Cars uasurpa.s.d, Pull
man Drawn Room sieepers Of
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be Constructed and in which
secommoiai ions ar bota Free aud furn shed
for nsliers Of first or second-ciass ttckets. and
ELEsASr nAy COACHES.
continuous line connecting with all lines
sfording digect and nnnserrupt service.
Pullman -ieerer ressrvatioas can be secured
in advance through aay agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all poin1s In America England
and En- ope eap bs purchased 1t any ticket
ONCE OF this company.
Leave seattle al Sos q m. daily; arrive at
MinneaDoiis or 81 Pau at $40 p m.
PACIFIC DIyrsiox.--Arrive 81 seattle .. IS a m.
thru h ain fom Fast and south: lass a. m
Oiympla ard Oh halls expr o.. Ais n m, To
cama xpress; ass p IA. Portland and south.
Leave seatile 5.ns : m, through train for
East and son'h: 100 . m. Tacoma express;
m, Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. eie
gait day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
Daily service.
Fai Information concerning rates. time of
trains. rou es sni other details fsrnished on
applies ton to
a. b. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Axt,
III First St, Cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
A. cHIL.ERG. City Ticket AGENT, ZIG Second
street. Boston block, Seattle, Wash.
K. ToNKIS. Ticket Aseaf.
Seattle Depot. foot of Third street