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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
NIerle{.

0lem NnFdein nab rui,b bag
Yioitct Der @rr'Gtnlg elmer papier.
Wiible In bet Ndbe pon San Mntonio
CUR Nusflbtung gelangen.
= &n ben @benben beg H.. II. uub
Is. lptil pi,b Der 5reioertsr prof.
SbaD Dor Waeo bier in San Wntonio
(oermutbli9 in ber Surne,bale) ilber
bic folgenben 3bemata fpreden: eli
beralism'', Gains and Methods of
Liberalism uno "Civilisation and it's
Cause.
: Ser Banter Sobn s. 5tebens
bat cen &eoocteur Dean BON Der bier er.
ideinenoen nGoutligbt" (5as Blatt
f9eint nunter NusF9luB Der Os1ent.
li6feit" 81 eri9einen, betiu mir babeu
bon feiuer @riften5 bisber nod Ni9ts
gepubtl) meaen crimineler 8eleibigung
burd bic Brefle berflaet. IS banbelte
it'd UNI bdtnii6e Snfnuatiousn, als ob
9teoens Die stabt BET uebernabme BON
@oatrocten iibe,bortheilt babe. Ser > b.
Dean nirb Germ Stepens ~permutbli9
fur bic &ecIame bant5at fem, Die bars
lelbe fir iein bisber p6aig unbefanntss
npdper" gema6t bat!
= Sic bieIigen Mauret babert Die
Nrbeit eingeiteat, neil Die Bausunters
nebmer bic Jorberung Der yBricklayers
Union" bon $3.50 bel 9fhnbiaer Mr=
beitsseit nitt bepilisen MOLTEN. Biz
fer nurbea $500 bel 1Ofunbiger Ut.
teits5eit beSablt, bic stritsr p~erlangen
alfo cine 2obn. grb0buna BON 10 Gents
PRO @tunbe. 90 bic B%autbdtigfeit ges
robe ieBt in Gan Nntonio eine uuges
w5bnli6 reee 1T, perur la1t Der Strife
lebr groBe 9t6rungen. Ser Strife be-
Slebt iib nidt auf Die Gil Ger gitpsQal
bei9dfiisen @teinbauer. Die goatracz
torch inb nidt 9ewiat, ouF bic 5orbes
rungen Der Miaurer e~in3ugeben.
No9 ME subor batte bet Gecoroer
10 piel gu tbun, Die lsBten Montaa.
IS tamen ni6t meniser als 81 bdle
CUR BsrbanbIung. @s banbeIte f9
teoo1 bur6Deg nur UNI unbabeutenbe
8ergebsn, benin Bic @eiammt Summe
Der bonn n&aoi" berbdngten @trafen
belief fid muir auf 5000.
= Mit Dem |. Npril 1T bic Da9t
Griif erlofden, fur uslde Mr. Scribe
ben Gun Bebro Springs Yarfe bon
Der StaSt tbernommeu battle. Weotr
Die Stabt nod 0err Scribe finb geiou-
men, ben 8erirag unter ben bisherigen
Beoingun9en gu erneuern. Ser @taotz
fatb Dirb nun batiiber gu entf6eiben
baten, tpas nit Dem parte sei9eben iol.
= alderman Wulff bot iebt aud ei.
men p!an ausgearbeitet, nod pel6em
Der bisber 3iemli6 milf ousfebenbe freie
Wabifoa : Square nit Bart NnIagen
berieben wetoen fpa. 6err Wulff ers
mirbt Iid banfensmsrtbe 8srbiende nm
Die B%e,id3ueruna Der @tabt.
Wr. u. $. Jrpe bat Srau gliie
Wette auf S.. 00o 6dabens@riab bers
flaat, neil bieIelbe ben 0erfauf hires
8runbffides an Der Commerce. @traBe,
csr bereits fir 100000 abgei6loGen
mar, mie6er riidaGnaiQ Qemaht hot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
In Der Mnftin= strase

befnben fi6 5an Nntonio's Cooper
age Works; ber 8efber berielben III
0err SEQ. Manbrp. Nur 5abri.
tate ber beifen unb poltommenffen Mri
geben aus bieiem gtabliiIement betbor.
6err ManbrD, Ga9mann bur1 unb
bur9, beauff6tigt feline Wertfdtte,l
felber, unb barin uno in Der Gertpens
bung beg .befen Materials unb Der
8eIaaftiguag eeididter Nrbeiter III
bef Haunensmertbe grfoIg ieines Sc
f9dftes gu fudsn. nOauerbaft, ans
fpredenb umb preispertb" 1T iein Mot.
10, tas er aud bel ben fleinten Nuftrdgen
nidt auber N6t ldBt, iDesbalb 5ars
mer, bic G%iiferuen, GdRer. Sanfs u. I. IN.
brau6en, fa pertraueusboa OH ion
tpenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
SndlenS Wrgtca=Enfbe.

Die bette Sa!be Der Welt fir sduitte,
aueifdunsen, 6efdmiirc, Gieber- uno Saut,
ansfdlas, GIedte, seiprunssne Sdnbe, GrOfi.
beulsn unb ale Sautfranibeifen ; furirt ID.
morrboioen ODER feline S%esabluns. Baaise
Satisfottion sarantirt ooet bas @elb pirb
3uriideriattet. rs Gents be Sdadtel. Bum
8srfauf in allen apOtbeien. Drsib, 9tomp.
fen C g., MbolefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
@rmnSeiaentbums . lIebertraaunacu

@rnnSeiaentbutns 5 lIebertrasmnecn.
@eD. Sausr an g. u. Sohnfpn,
5fbof. gde bon Npe D unb 5. StroBe,
SIC. 500.
Ma9balene 2eonbarbt oil Sobn
8raolep, 8runbfiid in Martins StraBe,
81. 800.
Sobn 2uI6 on R. Golbbed, @ruab.
Hid an peaies5 trabe, $500.
g. 8. 9Ople an s. Wa9, @runbfiid
on OlipesS traBe, $4.25.
Sulius unb 6annie Oppenbeiner on
g. u. @iraub. 8runbfhd OIL Solebabz
StraBe, $4,000.
Simou Deuerlins Oil Soba u. goz
benmann, @runbitid in Nufin= Strabe.
5000.
6. 8. 8. Widss on Musuf uuo
Marie Guhu, 8runbliif in 2emis.
5traBe, $3.50.
u. %. Sartung an 6. 80. 9raule,
@runofhid in Commensurate, (9lod
g, 81, $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
0entld)e Sob 9rnferet

bon Sobn S6ott, Stooft : gde
Drain plasa, empfieblt fi6 sur aufers
tigung fauberer Srudarbeiten in 9eutId
unb @nglii6 gu ben bi0iglten preilen.
Bereine auf Dem 2anbe nolen li6 bel ges
bari gefdai9f ali ibu penben. 20 2, lin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
@ebanfenibdhte.

Die 9rititer limb bic 2i6tpub.
i9eeren beg @ejfiss.
= Wdn tbut mebr fit bic, bic man
fir6tet. ais fir Die, Sic man abiet.
= acknowledgement lernt man DIN
bsiten bon pl%auberbaften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
obme mmrren ssmera ~ crtraaen

1T bic grcbe Der Mdnnlidfeit unter ben @rtbbdaten.
aber fannt 70 frasen MIR, elm Gberptee, Sirur pber ca
mande bic Qualen beS Nbeumatismus ausbalten, pbne
su ~pinieIn? anfdnsIi4 iinb ie freiltA serinsfhsis, aber
fe nebmen unerbittlid su, bis fe enbltd unertrdslid5
werben. aeine 9ranfbeit lit bartnddiser, ais elm ppbl
entridelter &beumatismus. I'm 70 nptbpenpiser lit eS
benn aud, tbm sleid BON gnfams an in pirtiamer
@eiie has Selb itreitig gu MAIDEN. Zen erIten Nana
inter alien @esenmitteln nimmt Spftetter'S Waaenbits
tiers elm; eS 1T iider unh unenelt6 ~lpirtiamer ais Sertits
~3eiflcie, Niebnur3 unb nux-vomica allies lfittel,
bic Bel irgenbpie unridtisem @ebrau6 Ieidt lebensaez
fabrlid pirfen. Nud bic altalii6en grdparate tbnneu.
ppfern ie nidt poiitip i6dblid limb, in tbrer Seilfraft
ntdt an bteie betlIame, Sutrdsltde pesetabliIne Q-;nei
btnanreiten. Sic treibt hie idbarfen nnretnen Sdfte,
pelte iecen Nbeumatismus peruria6en' srhnbIi6 unb
p~putannis aus benz Slut, uno berei6ert sieies iptrpbI,
aS ie eS reini9t. Neritcpiuns, aeberletpen, 3pspepz
TeIc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
LAUREL HEIGHTS!
(2orbeers GigeI.)

Sies 1T bet eiHsiss biigel in Der llnl=
aebun9 Der 5taot, Der erreidbar If,
obne oaB man G~iienbabneM f~reuafu
ooer an fleinen 9iitten nori;ber mnb
Die 8erbeferutsen linb ale bcr5tgli6
uno Die Gtrabeu linb beinahe bis AT
bieIem punoetIdbnen Siisei gta6ilf.
ST lieat 100 Sub bod ii6er Der Stabt
unb bic bibf6etea 0duier Iiegen in
ieiner 0dbe.
0ietet Die idjDmfte 9imsfiGt.
Sic reinfte 9uft u. Der bette gd1attea.
Sreitefte Strafset wno @nemmes.
STE id)Dsfte uno 8%efi;aseftc Sage in
Der gtabt.
Sober 8aupiaB bet mebrere gdume
uno Strdu9er. tpie 2ebensei9s, Wees
iatde, Mgarita, 2orbser uno periz
monen; angepfla Shats
tenbdume UNI ieben Blof.
Sn oieiem Glima Iinb S1attens
bdume unb 5eebrife ipefentli@.
9ie 6aupir6bren Der WaHerz unb 8ass
leiiung seben bis gu ben 8aupldben
un6 weroen ieBt tDeiter seftbtt.
San 8ebro, Selfnap, 9o,paro, Wain
unb Me@uaDueb=Q oenue laufen brett
burd bas @igentbum.
Das gisentbum liegt big anf cine
Meifs snnerbalb ber Staotgremsen.
9ie YaupIdse baben cine 5ront bon
so SUB, Die Nperues BADEN cine Nreite
BON 80 Sub unb bic Naeps cine folde
bon 20 SUB uro linb in Der Shat $1,000
nertb; i'd perfoufe aber test an
E, bic bauentpolI II, bic
2ot fir $200-$400. Na9bem mebs
rere 9duier aufgefiibrt tporben Hno,
perbe i'd bic preife erb6ben, big NQe
b%erfauft unb nit ben f96nfen Sduiern
in BET Stabt San Mntonio bebaut Iinb.
Bebingungen, Elm 9iertel baar; &eit
auf lause 3eit nit 8 Yro3ent 3inien.
WerDeA 9duIer iofort in Mngrif &C.
1ommen, III 8aar -. I~nsabluns ni9t
erforoerli9.
Wir miiniden 8erbeherungeu gu boz
ben, ni9t @eIb.
Laurel Heights Office,
$50. AIT OF : Soufon Strabe, 6an
Mptn.;n GSsroa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
Sln Sic @afer g~pnfnmeaten.

9ieWaKers @oniumeuten tperben blers
our6 benadri6tist, baB bic @ebabren
fitr Dos Auarial bonn Sebruar Biz Mai
iebt fdGig finb. I'm m6gli1f i9nelle
8e3ablung tpirb esiudt.
WaffermertsG 0 m pagnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01

= 8onfrs Station, Mo., 80. Suli,
1851 Gulse bon oeutem &heuma,
tismus mar i'd b%ettldgerig, bic @eIenfe
tparen angeidwo0en. grei 6lai1en
ct. SafObssOsl beiIten mid. = Grau
Main Simons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01

Dr.. 8uIi'S Suiten Sbrup miro bon 3auiens
ben ais bic bette Mcoisin 9egcu Grtdltun9, Sei-
lerfelt uno 9nlien geprieieu. Gr toitet nur %
Gents Die 6loide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
q G { II h 4

nirb Fofort cine tidtise G6hin. Mahs
3ufrasen in ber Expedition bieier Set
tuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
WeItt 10 eisbeit

Mit benz quite in Der 9ano
2ommf Du burd bas gan5c 2anb,
4ber nit benz n6tb'ge @eIb
9ommt man bur6 bic gauge Welt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01

~ Sci Sips & SiIbertborn
@Ge 0outtonsS traBe unb 2benue C, 1T
cine feline Qusmabl Soilettegegenltdnhe
uno Parfhmerien gu biligen preiien
al haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01
Laurel Heights Office.

go. AIT OF 6ouliou StraBe, Son
Nntonio. Seras.
Sap 6. Mbams...... gigentblmer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-01

Dieies Bier aeidnet fid bir@ icine &einheit
umb Site unb Our@ feinem Boblsefdmad aus
uub iibertrift ale Glaiden 8iere int Marfte.
Das 8ier pirb in Der Stabt fret ins Saus ab-
s%eliefert. 10 Seoe Glaf@e garantirt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28
Sl0QQa|niG Falls
Bsses Her Claims for Fu.
eturo Greatness:

COAL AND IRON-fn the tmme0lato vicin-
ity ste ell the IsW maesrials used IA the Anu
facture Of iron. AImos adjoiAing he tow nette
is : dsFesit Of the hnsss eokins coal in the
Northwest In inexhausiihle Quantit e. Il 10
now being developed By he snoquslmie Coke
Company. COM ,sed Of such men - H. n
Can1on Of spokane Fals, Judge Calkius Of II
cCms and G. b E.block Of onoQuslmtA 4
number 81 coke ovens aro 10 - huiit imUe-
aistely. oevsral ether mines Of excsteat Gal
G1o located In the Immediate vIo1Afty. Ia oioe
proximity 70 iarss quantities Of assselasa iron
ore. assaying r. n % % - Per cent
MARDLn-Nasure has supplied large de-
posits Of marble clos !, he ifou, Just whers Il
b needed Tor lux ng.
0RAMITG-Asmcst within the tow limita
la large quarry Of granite which fakes . pohsh
hns enough tsS monu mental work 4 side
track has been haiti 70 the quarry \ It y
partially opened.
LuMsER-Juss across he river is . sawmil
Of double the capacity Of any other mill In
King county, equipped with mschipssy Of ~
most improved kind. II cuts iS)l0oo seet n ten
houn and employs 40 men 1his II the ~
rinnins Of the numbering industry - this
point.
HOPs-Aiioinins the townsits 4 the sno-
quslmis hop ranch, the largest In the world.
employing B large number OF men ana Yielding
good peoan.
FA1MINo-Ths suo1sa'm.s valley 10 the
most fertile asrtcu'tu q district In Western
washinston tits already well developed and
the land il pheuomenaily rich
RAILWAY FACIL1r1B0-The Seattle,
Lake Shore 4 Eastern railroad tsps the sno-
qua'mis country. and - IN evidences Of in
fai.h the company has erected ct suoQualmfs
Fails the hsndaousst depot building On the
une. Two passenger and Two q thres freight
trains arrive and lave enoqualmie Falls daily.
Ths Northern PaeiAc con pany has over loo
men ct work consfructin< . line from Tacoma
10 snoquaimie 10 secure . portion Of the I'm.
meme prospective business In the trans oftar
tIon II coal. iron. lumber. hops. sgricu tufal
products and passenger The work 10 nov pro.
eressing within two miles OF euoQualmie Falls
and the rosd will be completed and In opera
ton there b. early fell. This II the only point
In the state whore there tsa junction OF the
eeattie. Lake shore 4 Eastern and Northern p.
cidc roada
The snoqualmie 4 Toll railroad, tapping one
al the finest timber belts In the world. ID In
active operation.
Il will thus be seen that snoqualmie Falls ID
becomtux . railroad centsy Of decided I'm.
portanca The snoqualmie country hes long
bern nosed 70. contsining The finest timber in
The weird. which 3 made ava.lable by the
iran Of the best quality are together, and ~ II
takes four tons of raw material 70 make one Of
manufactured. the saving In transportation
will OF necessity make euoQuaimie Falls the
place 10 smelt the orc. Q oqualmte Fails IL
nfty.six miles from seattle, far enough away
from the metropolis to permit Its growth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28
A SUMMER RESORT.

Long before there was = railroad In Kfn9
county snoauaimie Faiia was recognized - the
most beaussfu, summer resort IN Wessesn WASH
insson. The fails are 2ss feet high and have
bce; pronounced by travellers and artists - The
most b sntifui IN the weird The following ID
an exsracs from Z letter written BY . prominent
society lady nov s~ojournins 81 the falls.
Fer the sees ere Of health and the beauties Of
nature snconAlmis Fats caanOt b surpasse1
r. 10 the grandeur OF mountain scenery. snr
costing 20 the pedestrian many delightful
trsmg . and camping expeditions. Here IL sas
beau. ful Snoquaimis river. teeming with
speckled beauties snd Offering 10 the canoeist
the artist, the tonEat ana the dwelies On fs
sylvan borders what each may desire. snd herr
with n . few min utes' walk Is the Incompatible
eaoauasmie FAILS. whose Wild. foamy beauty t.
restrained oniy By tso eiistering rainbows.
Children Of this earthly water srsite and Of tbs
heavenly sun rod. 10 whom In tones OF won
drous grandeur, he pouss forth the song which
REBOUNDS 10 the distans wooded mountaia tops .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28

The Madison Square company closed
their two nights engagement in Turner
hail last night. with one OF the finest farce
comedies put on the stage. namely. Lum-
ley,s Aunt Jack. giving as . prelude q
new and captivating one-act c~oraediefts,
"A Man OF thu World" The audience
vas . large and sppreciative n
the company being recalled at
the end Of each acI The company is
deserving OF the highest compliments and
IL is safe to say that each n every men,
her is . fvst-ciass actor. The company
left last night for Tacoma by steamer.
where they viii be greeted by large audi
enccs, the advance sale OF seats for the
first night reaching E.0o. The Madison
square Company viii receive = hearty well
come whenever IL resppears IN Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28
roCnU or srLT nLooUKxcE.


ru6esek q Ce111ns uay aFeeaA ~ Rhe-
eor3en1 Eneie ~ yhise ~
Hon- P1fx3ek o. Col5ns. u Bosson. =
not<d Drmocsss. and chairman a ~ tOt
nsfsonal Democratic CONVENTION. and afs0
aparcensax fkisnd a. ex-Prsasdent C1ess-
hnA. - n Isconaak He has been
fnvissd b ex-Sberi6 William Cochsane 70
deliver : Fourth 81 July Grafton - Whios
Rsvex. md may possibly sccapG Nr. Cot
Inns b Gahing . Western pleasure trip
Patrick Henry winsaoa. united States
dfssxscs attorney. viii swing slott the cory
scn.p Il rhsaosic ss Port 1ounsend~ He il
one at the best Fourth Of July orators =
the state.
Attorney Jshn Garfield has scceps<d the
invitasion Of the citi1ens Of Sultan
CITY 10 deliver the Grafton there
on he Fourth u July. There +
70 he quite : demonstration in thai city on
inst day. md . large gathering Of the resi-
dents q he surrounding country is looket
for. Mr.. Fair6eld will 90 10 sultan city
July &
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28
THE B~LoTrER.

HYPERION couRr-Huxxs. J.
- = Murphy w Max l. Nathanson- Judg.
I'M died.
ss1ss spur W. Grant Street Brick Company
eNsmsat by default FOR SSH 10.
EXTERIOR CONDEMNATION
Jones W. James Montgomery. executor
- sSn ns-Cont hue 10 Jane IS
.shk Z wilson vs. camille Doe-pixmissed
epiAins.f's cost.
SUPERIOR eouRr-lteHrESnxRa, =.
.ssSeee ". Crane vs.. Thomas Johnson OF ALL
e9lAnder spilAili allowed.
Lays
29oi Trade w. W. !. sauis and Archie
-aeuias Tor appointment OF receiver.
Aasen and Fred Johnson W. their credit-
0NAsstgnce appoint a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28
AGAIN IN rHE ToILs.

@srt Jcice Fails to Leave Town and
- Gathered In by the Police.
aoosrs Joice was arrested last night by
sMeesive Barek. No charge was registered
Nanst him, but he is looked upon by the
100 - . very "siiek" rascal.
weeks No he was arrested on .
1sEe 81 vagrancy and upon being
1seaed there vas found a very cunuinely
soaeeaaed pocket in this neckfie. in which
80 discovered pair of skeleton
49, and = pair Of pincess used for unfast-
sa.se bolts. The charge of vagrancy
Sold not Be made I stick, but . pistol wss
md upon him and he was fined SIS for
lying concealed weapons. He paid the
snd promised to leave town the same
~. ne did not do 50, and when Bsrck
=. across him last night he took him in
psvsent his setting into mischief. Al.
-ssx1 hs acknowledged doing nothing he
n. not = pauper by any means. so hsing
~kno IN his pockets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28

! 80 Aenan. bst His Frnk Lstess ose
u for Hin.


lev months go one OF the unfortunate IN
na1ss IL he San Francisco Almshouss VA
Inspired By the sensational statements In the
nswspapsrs with the belief that joys Vegetable
o~assaparIlla would help him But without
money. how to get II WAS the question Finally
~ wrote to the Edwin W. JOY Co, appealing to
Aeir generosity. and IL was not UNDECIDED, the
eovsted preparation being sent By the next
parcel delivery, Its effect y bet told in . sub
sequsns lsstss. isom which We quote the follow
ing
~ supposs you know NE By this writing, and
ny circumstances and condition Although ]
an Improving, I ask Of you generality for an
cher bottle Ct yous jos,s vegsisSls ~s.rssps.iLa
ton itself. It has 90 thoroughly regulated my
system that my cafarrh, rheumatism, consti-
patton, mi headaches are all better. ! feel
sshamed % ask in thi. way. but vhat shan
dot thought l might not need any more,
hut ! am now % anxious to keep It up: but ron
- how IL Is"
e was sent and be can get more II be needs T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28
r,rxrns ANp woopNKNA

n. sxsuasning and contracting pnvsscsar OF
49, s~,ebrstrd and lcnx sststlsshed pr lfsbsg
ssnsss@ ntss.enxary and faternesiaeal surgical
,.e,ss,,ee ~ San franssscs Ksusas City and
p.sss Tfty. 10 now Waiting seattle and has
~. sor free consalsafion for a. aeryeas. pst-
49,. - rhncaic diseases. ~ Rtche'ieu house,
ss.ss rS,rd and thsrry STREETS. Zoe thss next
Sssr cniy. Call early ~ evenings o1ess VIII be
srs.tsi O0ce hoan. . 81 : and & so&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28

The yevthera faciec Railroad vesuhuis Din
srs and easepsag Car line, daily service 70 81
fsul Ainneapeiss. Duluth snd Cascaxo No
Change al snp and swc1fy Eve nl.ss the short
a: ronte 70 Ghtcaxo Tourtss sleeping cara
through, placing r~xasEgwrs IN tie Jaioa dern2
Chicago, seven hu1fs ard tasrsy-sl 4 inmates
ahead Of ether Inca a. Celle~rx. city uckeg
AGENT ne s<ccra street Boston block. 4 Ton
ksn. csxex ticket agent. Seattle.
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rhe hsgh position attained and the universal
..-ecssnrr sua approval of the pleasant liquid
sruIt remedy syrup OF Fiks ~ the NEST excel
len, laxative known, niussrs'e the value Of the
~-.rtft~ on when tts success Is eAeed and ere
secrasntly gratifying 10 the California Fig
e~~an ltnmnnRY.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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FonoUxsarte 81 IL WEST Thsx II veil enough
- far - h ooes. hat III yell sinIorne recpss
knou hal wsshirgoa posses&s ntt only al
CT Iennsysvznis'x sources q wealth. bur snsn
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eesl and timber wealth. sesieuitnfsl erea ~
climate, and asse has the 1ssss iniand 80 aud
shsvFsnx facilities IN eae world So he's "a Of
f1e suhs;aa'tal esoar - Ia greater ~sbnndarcs
tnan any ofhef staEe and The World Is boz MAJ
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sNoQuALMIE FALLS

This fact has b>en rscoenised by Tho Northern
Pacific and Seattle. axe Score 4 Eastern Rail-
road compAni = and many prominent capital
isfs end manufacsure1. soma of whose names
viii appear in this advartisemene We have
noted thes. developments and q . result COZ
troll the towrsjts Of sno snaimis FallA and pro-
pore to handle Il In such . mauueg g - On
courage the building Of : greas city.
The following are IONA Of the grounds O
which
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Our Private Census

Filled cut By thousands Of customers, old and new, answers all these
questions with . unanimous and emphatic affirmative. That is the
kind Of . census you would find to be correct by canvassing the
entire city Of Seattle from one end to the other. Every customer
b our best adveriser, and our private census returns in this the six
teenth year of our business in this city, show that We are growing
wonderfully, doing . greater business and carrying . larger stock
Here are some census questions We want you to give your con
ideraton during this week:
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a sca ndinsvtsn Believed ~ = Husdred
Dollar Check-Rsbber Captured.
OG1cof Hanna did quite . brilliant piece
OF detective work yesterday. While walk
ing hts bsat along the water front he mo-
ticsd . man setting suspiciously. and fol-
lowed him into . secondhand store, and
was just in time to ses him attempt 70 pass
. certificate Of deposit for 500 on the Ia
coma National hank. The certificate was
made payable TO Charles Gust Bergstrons.
Hanna not liking the looks Of the man.
took him to the jail. where his refusal 10
1--WE his name. turned suspiciou into GER
tainty that something Was wrong.
Leaving his prisoner TO the lender
merciss Of the jaiier. Officer Hanna started
out on . stli nj 70 see what he could
ind. He had not proceeded far when be
ran into the genuine Bergstrom, who tried
to tell him in . stnpeied way that he had
been robbed, and gave . hazy description
OF three men in whose company he had
been. The description OF . Of hem 6tted
the man already in custody. The services
of Officers bolton. Rogers and Barck were
called in. and the quaststts started out 70
run down the other two earroters. Their
search was not . long one. for they ran
scross their game on b coal dock - they
we're about 10 STOW them selves on he
s.eamer umatilla. hound for San Fran
cisco.
R-rrstrom knows little Of how he was
robbed, a. he Is apparently suffering from
the effects OF drug. He thinks he was
robbed | a . saloon. but the police think
that he was stood mp on the railroad.
The robbers will have to answer to two
charges, Is they not only robbed Berg
strom, but forged his name 70 the certih-
cate OF deposit
The man arrested by ofhccr Hanna.
Who refused 10 give his anne was late in
the evening identified ~ Frank Mcclure.
\ ma whom the police have looked upon
for some time past - dangerous eharac-
ter.
Thomas Mcclure was also arrested last
night ON suspicion Of being implicated in
the robbery Of Bergssrom. Tbs police con-
slider the capture OF these our men IN i'm
rortaut one, aud are confident OF being
ale 10 place At their doors many OF the
robbsrsss that have recently occurred in
the CITY.