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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
TR1r TO OLD MEXICO
Frequently Made for Ono Dollar

Frequently Made for Ono D0''an >
1t is surprising how little Is k sI',.s
our sister Republic by the resla'a III,
the United States, although It u , ,s,,,
reached by water or rail. 4D9 .a,,f,.
percentage of Americans seem 10 ~, 80
themselves with the thought taas g, q
is only narrow strip attaSness 8 In 4
country, and compare win tns !. - ~.
a kite, insteadsoE hewing that "a
tains tWetBEs seven large states Al-
600 see4 people. ,,r..o,t 80
.S4k6se desiring to study dinsi '.a.sr,.
Of people, enjoy picturesque an.torI,
antiquity, entirely different CsL-.ssud
and more novel sights than ever III, ~ 0.
of, should visit Mexico. Many i as%socs
vestors in the Lotelis de Ia Ben IVA ID
Publica have been enabled 70 nnssa
delightful trip by sending 81 OF I, ~ i,
to Juan Piedad, Manager, Apsls9 an Il,
zacatecas, Mexico. Distrlpu IIlUnna,scss
27th day of each month. ZaOs nd 4
the mining city of the repupL,O 80 :
q population of 70, 900. 1t = I 8
tween Ell Paso and Mckee oiss'
altitude of 800 fest
Full fs6n cheese always Oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
Infants Untirnelr Death.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
KossE, TEX. May 2l.-A little E'i
the daughter of R. E. Chamber, llFl1
about four miles west of Kosse, WIS
hooking her little six month s old oro ON,
came too near the edge OF the gsna!
when both fell out, the little fellow nv y,
tiIfing the back of his skull, from ~
effects of which he died in few h0li''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
The Wichita oolony cOn,po,,,,.

The Wichita colony CON sedsns
over $50 900 acres Of aa1a accent to
Dundee. They but their main office
at that plReg They will literally ad-
Eegtls Dundee and the surrounding
sedHntry. Make no mistake. Dundee
will be solid town, and the man who
invests at the town lot sale on Tuesday
need have no apprehension of the result
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
d sISrnwood as an educational Point.

Special to the Gazette.
brentwood, Tex, May 2.-The ex-
animation exercises of Professor P. c.
Ragdale s. Bro. IS high school were con-
Quoted last week and at the concluding
exercises Saturday night the following
prizes were awarded: To Miss Fannie
Ragdale, for the best essay, the G.. S.
Howard handsome Sl2. so gold medal;
Miss Ruth TannehiIl, the best reci-
tation, the Henry Ford $40 gold
medal; Miss Ada Sanders, second
for recitation presented by her school
mate, Miss Ruth Tannehill. For the
best Grafton by the boys. the first prize
was awarded to Mr.. Ed Wilt, of Brown
wood, the Will H. Mays S12 so gold
medal, and the second to MIR. Walter
Nelson, of Rodgers, Texas, lovely set
of Smiles works.
The examination and concluding exer-
discs were not only o credit to the stu
dents, but also to Professors R.
G.. and NJ. E. Ragsdale and
their able corps of teachers. The
Ragdale brothers have been teaching
her for several years and have built up a
reputation for educators second to none
in the state. Their catalogues are sent
out, and they have students from differ
ent parts of the state. Their school last
session numbered about 400. This school
is not connected with the public schools.
Any party wishing to send their
son to a first-class school
would do well to get one of Professor
Ragdale 3 catalogues and examine it be-
GfaFsad eciding TO go elsewhere.
ThetEo public schools OF the city will
closethis Feek. There are about 300 stu
denss in eaeh. When the Daniel Baker
and the howard Payne colleges are
opsHed upfsxt fall Brentwood viii be
50 Educational point second to none in
o. ssKte u q n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
Gratif,tinn to az.

The high position attained .snd the
universal acceptance an1&RpreFi of the
pts sane liquid fIllit smSdz s Cup of
'sf the excelEat xative
5w a q tils valu Of thu t1a1aGsI
les ollAAieh Fsicess iSbased al
abudantly gratifying to the California
Fig Syrup Company
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
CAPITAL, 100000.
OFT ARKANSAS COMPANY is chart

H SS$$ $$SSSS 5$$SR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
LOWER CALIFORNIA.
Prominent Citizens interviewed on the Pro
posed Filibnstering scheme-Ths
Probable Eject.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 22.-The
Chronicles special from Los Angeles
gives interviews with number of promi-
nent citizens on the alleged flibusIering
scheme which was exposed yesterday.
G. A. Deloy resident of Enzenada, said {:
''The expose will create intense excite
ment on the peninsula, and in my opinion
will result In President Diaz demanding
ment and probably demand from <tAe
Mexican government that the oonspira-
tors be punished. - Mr.. Deloy also said
the exposure will result in serious dam
age to the interests of Americans in the
peninsula, but that the worst sufferers
will be English stockholders in the Mexi-
can land and colonization company, and
he thinks that the large grant which the
company holds from the Mexican govern
ment will be declared forfeited and the
company's property at Grenada,
Alamo and other places will be con-
flscated. He also expressed the opinion
that as soon as the news reaches Enzen-
ada the oompany's officers there will be
arrested.
AS MEXICAN CoNsUL-GElJERAL SEES IT.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May pa.
K. Coney, Mexican consul-general in
this city, says on the subject of the
Lower California filibusters: "Theregls
no tear of the filibusters attaining their
ekisgt, either by peaceful or war-like
sas. I do not believe the cordial
ffaelinu axisti1p hafwean the TTnitad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

Remember for iced tea the HezNo tes
makes the best summer y
FoRTaE . GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

wsouto of heea
lesanw rlonga farn orthas Denver
We Get for hem.
outright prices
Can ha %
rms acresw ofer
owl The entre Oh IN yea
especial atracton TO
Bee
GIN Boo and hoe Cotton
FIGURING PaperM
Correspo ndencein
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
- As6#s, =. tO,n.r,.

2 l3tE ..1llddIEPo t9sIL0IH0''' ,,,.,,
y w-.;s 4 Z a tfs5 syrup tss ehles'
: J oftena ths 81 =.
s..lfsva ~ 9sfESS Ma cSlleas. Us rs -
Ietnedy for Siarfiz- scents EpetsiA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

this kind on them. They know in EhoI'
brain this ''non-partiSan" idea origin
ated, and they know full well the puf'
pose sought to be accomplished by th0''
who are back of it. Knowing thsia
things, they know, also, what their duty
as Democrats demands of them, sli
THE GAZETTE has confidence enough u
their party fealty and party loyalty %
beIieve that they will do that duty tsl'h,
falIy and fearlessly, and that they Will
send to the state convention men %
whose Democracy there is attached d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

s.. so, $3.50. So. so.

1t will cost you only So. so TO take
trip 10 Dundee and retnzN sSh t
worry about your busiF YOU viii only
be gone one dax your wife can spare
you. Get al sarly breakfast for the
tra5zF kelsSes at q. m. promptly; it will
Bring you back at 1890 p. m. the same
day. If you bring home the title TO .
town lot at Dundee it viii be- your a.
fault. ~, " W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23


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tmitak The
eemstow t true
nloated the Gach,und the degrees warn
tn Bluf
1o lisa
hrmome
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i
4eAaKPmn ttueb t hMe
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

FuI1ufsam cheese always Cd
fort Worth Grocer Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

A fine ranch. in ipfant county, a fine
reside9eaz A66th Side, fine business
bIAaa ii the city, all cheap. s. o.
Noodle s. Co., Fort Worth, Tex. sxss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

Send In yolsr OF efs Esf the best selling
cigar in th market, the Queen Bee.
- FORT WORTH GROCER Co...
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

Wanted to sell t1Re; JACK.
Also $500 sheep.s " ii 81 eight pounds.
Address Slack. Albany. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
Kansas CITY steaks,sees I'D lGllEs 4

Groats or rolled oats, Cracked II,
oat meal, sage and stst,5e wheat fsrina
aud rice fopga s,ssz feeeived at the Fort
Worth, &EpGsf Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23
THE PORT ARANSAS COMPANY
OFFICES;

OFFICES;
Doddridge Building Corpus Christi Texas
1893 Sixteenth Streets, Denver, Colo
10 Wall Street, New York
Corner Fourth and Rusk Street, Fort Worth, TIE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-23

E. H. ROPES, President, Corpus Christi, Texas.
II. B CHAMBERLIN, LIST Denver,
wv CAROLYN, I'd Vfce-President,
r. W. STATION, Secretary Corpus Christi, Texas
P DODDRlDGE, Treasurer, Corpus Christi, Texas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

fof rarslasd. IN 81 swsy 1sOut ssss Asss Of shs
weex
The sehosneF Lara Mzaahgn Viii he scwed -
ZIG HashoT wseFe sAs iaxds snmser s0r sea
kr1neszc1. sz1a4.
Thai p<st 81 Dgnnyss wharf wharh extsn5s
heyossa ths 1eafsss. Lake Shors 4 kestesu tssek
a eetnw plAaked
Tas tHg Psansou arrived herz lsse Tnes5ay
Hig1s fsozn West Passage wssh beom Of LOGS
foT fse Mechanics mill
ne steamer Polaf Arena Is In frur Nelson
ssland vita \ cargo 81 Stone. she IL tsAehargamg
s. tAe HatAeld squire wharf.
The BARK eersneasa i Iooked for daily. She
2 cue here ff0aEs sea Fzene1sce and loads ft.
EEFn cxrxp Of Black Diamond coal
Tbs steam sessouner + J. perry hroaehs In 9
cargo Of bag from sulilvAa's szoagh yesterday.
siie discharged ~ Eaxfsrs wharf and VII 50
down eonra AGAIN today
Tbs steamer 0gnpian had several nayr0w en-
eap%s from destruction yesterday msTuing whfls
coming cut sf Victoria Aaxbos Il saa bs0wisg
sDafraesaes AID i required shout bail "A hpus
~ BE Ees@ea . wes awsy asuz me wharf Nhen
ane Cid get sway ne tide ard win4 carried her
towsgd The rocks Ia the eenter Of th@ hashe<.
SIC missed going on By shogt I've feet. Only -
g carried towards the rosns Opposite ytcseTse
81 The entrsuee % the haxtsoF efe SseApe1 that
~ hAtrsbse&dth, ard reached seattle two
hogrs sate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

says an Oregon exchange: The Jose
Prime county gee.e are Unusually freakish
this year. Usually IN December coarse
gold i found By delighted ladies' ia the
crops OF the geese bal last week a silver
mounted coFkkcrew was successfully re-
moved from the breast OF one Of these
birds II Is thought be was getting ready
70 undergo silver service examination,
although he was evidently no mugwump
himself
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rnE wArER PROM.

- s'aaas' Fiesssoea ss..ssss her raa TO
- e 'ss Qs'esa'se IS neosea a, rainasy's
=. = aaaa Va. san. tos saa rsanel.ss
= ssseos s,s s,eorea ~ ,ae ys,lss ssaia
Mstuek
= s,.lr 81 Pusssa IS sue Aese ss,grs.g fsoa
N9 sfAaCssea
- '.sArasafp Fafsssa Relsas1e sails fss sAa
f.AAsaes Eazaossnm
'sa fss le,as
So. - spartan, ~i1s etea tans 81 es.al. usli
@+sy s. - - Bss3kF
-. a. Nelrgse SIS sA&c ne satR srAsszss,
- = tAs eaSl earkees
n,< - = a'-sss lssa sAs.s ~ HeeeFslus uAsrt
- ssss q 3are1 s.sest
e.. sAsssse2svsaeas seaslag reas wl.1 *
$50 9isa4a s0a Says
-. osslsasels seu 81 tse szhsAsarg A.salsas
sseAeiss gses,ky e s
"a. Aass 1ssasa Is sehvssssesl - leave sxa
- eeea4 aS2s 8ts a.
-, sas a AsasAa szsssssags, sfs.ss.
- ae 5sSss % aAasosa.
atssrase wties S. les.iisae esai
s'sn Cry for Pitchers Cassoria.
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SEATTLE. wHATcoM, sEAIAHMO0 AND

j fS % n Ar v hetcozn ..Lv = % p m
daily, exeert saturdays. sDaily, sxeeps sun
DAYS
WhAte0n every Saturday ct 5 N: returning
leaves Blaine every sunday at 10 m Tor What
cem and Seattle
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STEAMERS

T-NF0S Pacific RATLw Ar-FAcIFEC BIZ
u xsxfcm- The Hnslowfng shetHAe fes this
company seeaxnH<z On Puget Soan1 vii - II
zf,sv xssssts.a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

Returning. leaves whasoom a. 70 a. m Tues
asyS Thursdays and saturdays on the satnr-
CAV "trip the Point Arena goes through 10 Seattle,
Fare from Port Townsend b seattle, 81 Until FUR
the Is anas by the Port Arenas Wednesday and
Friday trips will be carried on the Washington
steamboat and TRANSPORTATION Co 9 steamer
Edith h. Port Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
Cav nights and transferred direcs 10 the Port
ARENA On these days the w. 3 4 r Co win
Issue tickets and bin freight through 70 doSsi-
nation.
HERBERT r REECHER, Manager
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent, Seattle
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sEArrIrxHArcoM RourE

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle at p m,
sun6Ggs Tuesdays and Thursdays: arrives Al
Whatcom Al q m. rext day. Returning, leaves
whatcom at .. m. MONDAYS Wednesdays and
Fricsys: arrives at Seattle all q N next dax.
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sEATTLE-PoRr TOWNSEND ROUTE
UR mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. except Saturday, a. 10 % D M: arrives a.
Port Townsend at 8 O. m next day. Returning
leaves Fort Townsend 81 10 q m. arrives a. So
atIie * , "a.
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AND SHIPPING.
f,<arances Yesterday Were
Sf6l, 1888.
q soRTHERn PACIFIC FREIGHT.
.<,.s Carloads 81 Eggs Bisek.dsa-
..<es.aatse add Prodaee Reesipts
commercial Sews by Telegraph,
sKarTIx Jan. Is

SEkTTIE. Jan. Is
...A.nve. a, the Seattle clearinghouse tDday
- so, 49,
s-.ar.ss.t among The shipments ir0r 5eesfie
ss.sI SO The following oas carload OF nay
= Tr.ser carload 81 shlngzes to Tacoma.
...s..A AZ erYsp iron 10 Tacoma
80 ssssrs schooner T. r. Perry fspEght -
-, - Asf from s8liiTsn'2 ei0uza tosisy, con
..ers,S e s Baxter s &C.
- !, sasalsd Of freight from beyoud stuck
s.ss<en nas received over the Puget rossEd
<ss-s sgsa yessfaNy Al o. lie ffs4xnt tsAl
- Is was local &hsfe hetstE ret pound o.
- pAetae freight ia - Tne cause wae
- issxkate oH the CakeK1s division.
~ tua a the eAgiD&sa o. eggs 90 the wsy
- sasa fhe Kast has s. yef been reeetsezs
$500 re coasIgnees expect them asi3s.
- sFe sfliI very scarce. s4nise few Oregon
"a 80 hesag bTsnght in. and in spite Of sae
<ss.sslse pssce they sell vel. FRESH ranch essA
- Is.tle more p1snsiFai sosias, Prices are
- q ea8ssfsoBs.
~ sefasna fnr dressed meet continues FesT
80 40 retail dealers report prosperous
$40 Good beef Il very hard ~ obtain, Assa
snxs ase ssiaeasng up boEs reInsln IN
49,. although an advance = looked iaf.
vKKrHAsDgsR ksD raoDUeE EEegsrFs.
k,flox TIE last twenty -ioug hours the mcs.
s.a8sse and produce receipts hf Fnis port sers
= h,lowu. Puget sound Shore read. sis soass
|<<an,stls 4 puxes EoEid ralErussi, IS t1ass So
-. Isks shore q EasscFss railway. 81 tens.
sx mste---gdlfh, tens Washington, tons
80 Bzown. taus rremier, 70 TONS Z. J..
-. q snns. Peljit Arena. 20 tons Total re-
|<srst I'll tons.
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Salmon Bay Property.

40 lots in Sanders addition
to Gilman Park.
One tract with 500 feet water
front, $50 feet deep.
Two tracts each $50 feet
water front, 500 feet deep.
One tract los feet water
front, $50 feet deep.
All cleared and ready for &C.
cupancy.
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BEE

SAx sfe&T3sr Pee Il maw re&ay SCI h@s4sssa
Far1es asAzsnE tae sxzzaro q . Se2ss e@ss
= 81 Fasizzs 40 81 load 81 6 \ sF&94.lln.Z
81 Se4s2Eks ssss house 9ae BIZ sA4 -
aCEEa i - Kf Cssasss,s sgx. saes 81 GasszA aa
a Il eEA&3E8As5.
Nwa@x &z4 A@@a.
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RANE Or RRrrEsa colUxsiA
Unsupported ~ seyH, charter rsss,
Men open ser business IA sas
SsAsF book
CsFstal pad Ep. .-..-..-...-...,.....-t So -
1870 e asscsv Aae -. ao.ssesses
tAgf4SA~-s-...-.-ss.ssss-.-.- ffAaa
! KEITH NILSSON. Manage
ET1nehes san Frarelxco gcsts. rovtsaaa.
ElEl Isoona wash. ! Victoria Vancouver New
"esszainsses, Nanksrae AS Ksnieops ;. CO
General banking haxsness trassaesca. Eorx2gn
exchange aaxAs AHf snaas esaiss xn4 fele-
grsFAie transfers soss "a sae - a. hrsaeaess
keng. Deposits received sssse 10 eoeek.
lnseTss sd ~ tssas aeisssisss
DExTER HORTON a CO. sANkERs-
Incorporated lSs-
cArrAh ssoan r.sntvanxs rsarr~s ssaon
FTssissess Iasi
As i, ' sssss F.x. i LIN ! a,Ss !.
sigss sxsssase ARR s@stss sraussrs on
ctszo, issflsssss. aee sNgials psnls
II WssAiaSsoa. oaesaa sgd
Asf4sssas GNsaaahs
slsss bis o exehAags on Lenaon sSanasls
ceiioesioas unaaea Al al polass, on favorable
terms
neuis stocks ana other vainables received
On deposit for safe kespae
~ K MILLER q co. BANKERS
sewlin block. as cOlumsia stree.
a sExxRAL RANKING auaSEss rRASsAcrHA
Exchange bought ana sold
Investment securities bought aud sOla
Deposits received subject tochesk-
Interest paid on slime deposits
Collections made % all aceesslsie points
puaEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. or sK
L attic
bAt AttR 500 IVA 80 oAft' "StlF7tAt - Atf%Hkes
transfer money hytelegraph u any pax ol
the United States and Knropc. recaite
deposits OF money and ssSue pass
books or certificates tharVt0A
CORRESPONDENTS
faadoa =. u Nnfas sst.f s.&
Paris De Rothschltd FfereS
Frank fart A. n. l. Nan Steiger 4 ca
New lark. agency OF rank 81 California
Chicago comnefciai National sank
Boston, suffolk National Bank.
San Francisco the Hsnk of Cali sogniA
Portland, the First National Baak.
BAILEY GArxRRr ... President
y. q FgRRy 4.s..s..-.FaceeF Eesiaens
hank ioes,sa corner cherry ana rron' ssrse.s
IARvIscoNKII MORTGAGE Trust co..
KANSAS CRY AND sew voRK.
Paid Up capital si-5Oo00A
Lean aaoney on improved city sad farn iron,
erty in amounts of 500 20 xi00.oo0 No
delay Ia closing loans Appliear
tons approved and papsTa
drawn here. Money paid
BY cheek on hank.
II you have inc security we have thu moasrk,
loan ANY and ali competition net
l. W. KNTL. General Agent and Exaninek
Room l. Newlin block
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VIZ at. co.-sTKAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yekler's dock. seattle. daily ioE 1acoms
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HKRBKRr
j. +. Beccher manager

THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon At
4 o. m for Port Townsend and the san Juan
Islands from HEt6eid's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend at 80 a M every Monday, wednesday
ard Friday for Whsteon. calling at smiths
Island, and Richardson's weather permitting.
Argyle Lopez FridEs Harb0r. Maple ION Mon
DAY going north aud Thursday going south,
Roche HAreer. 0FeAs and East sound
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EIrkRtN 20 md = rom Enr0pe-
ExenTaion tickets 70 al pofnts in Europe and
England sold Is SeYtheFa Pacific asckef ofiee
40. IL second street Easfoa bioek
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| SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical
DISPENSARY,
Atkins Rlsss. cslunaia street. Between rAlrz
and FaarsA.
Conducted EY
ORS MERRILL AND MERRILL
SPECIALISTS
. In sAroala Nervous ssiz ana slsea p.ssasuN
TO TINE LADIES.
We giys most careful ana considernfR xfs4n~
srfEsr from Aay ebscnrN difaeaif = nnss;anS
disease q II tie common rentlne aoctorz fail g
s ss. Yen Temenesr sAe. eslehrated specSalIseQ
ssaaed IN every department. oi medical and snr~
sacn sxRsrsnsA The professor has bad yearg
New York, formerly spec.ai proIeszox Is
Momens Hospital collere. New York. ana Il
os,e e ne most sHccesziuE ana best known g5ns-
celoGical specialists In this cotnerx
To Young and Mlddle-Agsa Men.
10y Ssssop psv asei.iisy spsrassarsh& sem1nsl
ten. producing sieepleszness. aeSpon3encYL
PsInples on che lace, aversion "a seoiefy. oasiI3
STEADY or Business and Gnds lie ! Sos8ss.
Safeiy permanently and speedily cursA
alooo AND SKIN DISEASES.
syrhlhA disease most dreadful In i'm rosnitn
wnete others have failed
kidney, urinary and BLADDER ccnsplaanta
SOoy arns sisS oe si y ~s.A mlsv ~
nsenl on standing. weak back. sonnerh1a
ssasss . syssisis promptly aad safely suSsd
0us Success ie Based up.n racs>
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prospect OF improvement or cara
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treatment, and no one viii be treated lnl4W
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treated at their homes By eoxtaspQn1cuo4
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
fesIer Avenue and Jackson Street
Property.

One six-room house and lot,
two blocks from Yesler avenue,
to be sold on ir.stallment plan.
Six acres, being lot IS. and
one acre of lot 10, Seattle
Homestead hve-acre tracts.
50 lots in Burke's Second
Addition.
90 lots in Maynard's Lake
Washington Addition.
Five houses in course OF con-
struction, which will be sold on
the installment plan; terms to
suit purchasers.
a6ox66o feet. facing Yesler
avenue, overlooking lake.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

HarEain 10 acre . pat Daniel Jones s Co..
62z second street
Fise acre tracts, $50. Daniel Joaes & Co.
g. second street
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