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For lcv rAsssA exressss accommodations al =
O.. the features thai constitute Q successful en-
snsoysh.e Tip 20 the East take the Northera Ps-
esne. Threagh vesEhaie trains - - Faua
Minneapolis. bssasa AMI Chicago. CONSISTING Of
dining erawingncem aud accepting cars New
tourist sssegcrs under tie alrec0or OF tie Pull
rzAn sasace Car Comp Any are attached % daily
through sraIrA No better service - % scgnA
A. cAtlherr e4sy uckes Agent Is Seeoai street
ssssoa hle<k. Z Tonktn, sepos sioaes SenI So
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II voa are a. investor ~ homeseeker yoE
should not TAIL ~ zee tAose fns ssts on YEAS r
avenue in tie supplemental PAT of heck -
Yesier.s h-ss addition. " htch ere today placed n
the market ~ most reasonable prices. ranging
from Ss0 - 81 eGo ess h. and en- easy terms Sc
member this u elegant property close ia: GA
abe line; al cleAred ant ready 90 eniie on.
.se.r are ensrches aai goct school. cab early
saa ges choice selection. kshslman. Lewe3lyn
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Our remedies act quietly and care perna-
nentiy.
We do not claim 10 know everything In rels.
ton 70 medicine or diseases. or TO Be Shle =
cure every case, but We do claim that . large
extensive and increasing practice, with unpAr-
OF 9 doctors skin
Experiences 10 worth everything Knowisdxs
0Afned by consulting with. critically examining
aud successfully treating Thousands Of persons
OF every age. sex. professor Aad occupation. af-
fecsed with every prssensahle form and stage OF
suffering with Ike maiaaies, thai We have sue
ceeded in restoring health 20 large majority OF
cases treated. even after other sailed and ener.
Ketic physicians have failed to effect any per-
manent change for the better
We are paEronized By . elasa Of ladies and
gentlemen too ssgacions TO be imposed upon ~
IN ignorant Suaek, and they are too indep en1-
emit 70 Be heightened away from physislan: Who
are curing them.
Peroors calling ut our once can have the
satisfaction of . free CONSULTATION. with the 80
xurance that they may depend upon receiving
candid opinioce. honorable. square dealing
reasonable charges and no encouragement
Oar practice is founded upon the results OF the
best msthods. without references 10 schools OF
''pathtes"
Yeu win not Be urged o, persssded to take
treatment. and no one viii be treated unless
there 10 strong probability of . care pormar
nsnt benefit Make interrogartons and decide
for yourself.
ofscs hous: From . m. sosp. m SAN
days, 70 ii Z n. only
N. B-Persous unable 20 visit ~ may -
treated O. their homes By correspondence
Medicines and Instructions sent By mail or ~.
presa Consultation free
Always send stamp when reply II expected
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
is AT THE
Residence Of Ex-Mayor Yesler. Third
and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
send for free book explaining the Hisso-
genetic System
CAUTI0N-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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fEAr1LE. Nsy I. 1870
- 4 the eenttie clearing house today

1&&<M1 - ttfS c<>sSttC St<9aAs8 1890 ~->-~.S
-. ssr~~~s we're observed in the fruit. veee-
= grocery markets yesterday, and the
- 4 ne beginning Of the month pre-
- = q bfanches OF trade.
~ .er1sry market WAS reinforced today By
1870 n poultry. which came IN over the
80. Rncifc railroad from the East The
~ IN be vel; stocked now. and viii
ss ~srnin in former strength. Washington
Sw, Roueyes, 10 sill very scarce. and there
s.ss.ue ia the market Eastern chickens are
11 i 80 DOZEN
~ 1870 OF cattle came In today over the
- Pacific railroad The recent heavy
sSerfioes Of cattle have strengthened tie
~ nsrkst considerably. and . decided
- nay be looked for shortly in the meat
5rar,sss among the shipments from Seattle
~ psse the following: One carload Of ium-
- Resfon. two cars Of shinxlss to Chicago
Il: ~ cArs Of screenings to TyDdsie, one car
lvppl 70 Rosson. Mass
rmcn fxbIsK AND PRODUCE kEcEIrTx
ru1ue he lest twenty four hours the ner-
$3.50 end produce receipts sf this port were
1911: Northern Pacific railroad. 81 tons;
S6rnhaa d pegct Sound railroad. IS tons;
-, Lake Shore d Eastern railway. soo tons
XGIff-Ske8tu ex0DOuSf Ss0El0p w t0HA
- acsipls t,s6i ton.
sBIfNEsTA
| .1uine the last twsnsy four hours Goods aud
uhnndisc were shipped from Seattle 10 the
muadisg country - follows kosthera Pa
61milrosd. 20 tons: Columbia 4 Puget sound
kruuod. - tons: Seattle Lake Shore 4 Eastern
E1rDu, rs tons. By water- Fleetwood. tons:
n ha6enon. II tons: Evangei. II tons. Mer-
e II tons; L J. Perry. ~ tons: total ship
kno6, $50 tons.
NATURE OF REcEfrrs.
- Of meef, car emigrAnt movables.
w1sef. cars fruit jars, 3 cars nour. car
- can stone, cars poultry, car angle
Ia or angie plates, car ir0a girdess. car
|m1uase, cars oil. car nails. | cor milk,
Miro rails. car butter. l ear wagons, car
nrAineyy. car dyuamos. 10 cars cattle. . cars
-. 5 cars shingles. car telegraph poles.
0mpty b0stleA
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4
IN YoRK. May 1.-The stock market was
- active and strong today. and the tone OF
miIngs wax more pronounced than Ct any
- daring the present rise. especially in Van
GI0fin and Changers. together with speciaitiea.
1snasket closed active and strong, at about
r. ~ Agnfes reached. San Francisco pre-
~ , mp ~. Bnrlington and Big Four each
81 ehogt Line. Pacific Mail and Lake shore.
- II; Atchison and Sugar. Ia: Union Paeific.
d fasi and Colorado Coal, each ~
o6sog1mGuts- STEADY
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
Nv YoRK. May 1.-Aoney ON cali. go
~ prime mercantile paper. LOT; sterlinw
m1basge. weak ks4s< for Sodsy bills; n So.
2oenand.
HoHDs
EGhlregisteredD i22 q. s. 4iss coupon. Insi,
"a = lcoupon). i2e Pacific es lilo
u 60 registered l01sk
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GrENEs. WASH, April Ia. 1880.
DIR. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
NV Dear Sir-I will write you one more
letter and mail II myself. l have written
you three and sent them to be mailed, and
have learned that parties failed 70 mail
them.
Doctor, you remember l was sick with
rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up and
was suffering terrible pain. but am very
glad to be able to tell you that am well
once more after such long. painful suffer
ing, and ] cannot thank you enough for
what you have dsne for me- win always
take your medicine no matter what sick
ness have, 50 please accept my thanks.
/ am coming to Seattle soon. and viii
surely come and see you l remain as
ever, yours sincerely.
HENRY c. EDENS.
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SAN FRANCISCO Nssrse STOCKS.
NEW YORK MINING srocKs

SAN FRASCtsCe orrfoNs
sAS FRANCISCO. May .--wheas-rsregulAr
esyer season. n.slsk. buyer iSs. aais.
kes;ey-Exeited aud sher. kayer season,
Nc: buyer 1890. sLes.
saS FRANCISCO Local NARkxrs
AS FRANCISCO. May Fioar-Steady and
eeuvs market; We quote net cash price for
nnils extrs, 81 iaets 20 per hel. bakers extra.
~: snp~r6ne g. seas To-
Nseat-The tone of the market IL OF q mere
ssosans character aud seilets experience less
uoaele in negotiating transfers Al the mo
nent there is quick demand Tor standard
tsas. and parcels that come up 20 shipping
sSuifements are quickly taken AZ e. Ssri SIT.
feentsl IL is reported that round lots have
zen closed out - high S.Ssss. being
ssossd for Immediate loading. We're more
ennaxe available The moy.n,ept voala h,s
npid
bviey--Therc is pretty good inquiry for food
!sfrosea and prices holt up we'll; we quote No.
: ieed. g'sc; choice, 50 &C; common grades, 81
Ns.1c frewing. 81 n2sassius's for lair 10 good
ssd u ias l. iSis Tor choice.
Ass~oNertags are SO slim that there - no
saance for literal trading. even ii buyers were
'selined 10 purchase. which they are Rot High
sA'hg PRICES for the few lots submitted almost
.efps0 business altogether Holders want 81 ~
waite and slaS per GENITAL tor black
.eesn-Nsfkes slow asd aaies: large yellow,
ils;wh bite. sietl o. rer Genital; cracked
ssa. 0aotahle ~ tsNsl1 rer ton Cora meal.
.Aisfs. quoted a. s2Sss-n per ton gne kinds
- tae table in large and small packages. &sSassc
Fa 10 Oh cake meal Is gaetxele 81 So per ton
xeis-we quote brown, 81 tosiS IS yellow g.
So Ter GENITAL, canary. sisssSx.c; hemp dc.
pefn
Aiadlings-The usual demand prevails.
ysosAose ~ tssi9 per ton. Chopped iced II
Sa.saele ct 81. soss2 - per ton.
neFs-No trade worth mentioning. euo,Aale
sslSe per pound
es1n~eseotshle AZ ss s<s.SfS per soa
efeaad hsFley--tsaotsble ~ Srsse 3 per tor
feA'oes-O2d stuck keeps high, say s. sag1 20
- ent~l. new are arriving mere RAPIDLY. sell.
tns 81 SeSc per POUND
ofiens-sales OF new onions were made on
As wharf this morning ~ s<tAso per censsi
"eoi-Ne quote san joaquin Aad southern
ssA' staple .; i3as5s iscs do seven months. ia
ossc.
CaicASo rxopvcx xARxrr
CHICAGO. May l-The trading ia wheat was
Afse scale st slishliy advancing prices, In
ss'~ % saics Of large blocks hy Hutchinson.
sas advance was due TO . general hGvtns fessr
Saa uniatoraels crop reports May oEsnxSs ii,s
..sneT, advanced lac more. TEL e~ek 49,.
k.sa scrsnccd tc aud clossst Sc higher than
sesasy' June advanced q &C. snd closed sA.e
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uMH TABLE,.
nuIcKEsr TINE TO OLYMPIA
EANILCHIR AND GRAY's HARBoR
TIE PASSENGER STEAMER NULTNoNAH
- fASokNGk6 sTkAAEk MULTI
Qhe opposition beat,

uno opposiuon oceo
Leaves Tacoma from the N p. wharf daily, ex.
cept sunday. - q N. sharp. Returning.
leevee kamnchfe l2:%5 p m: Olympia, p n:
sseamers reaching Seattle ct p m, and which
ere through hoats for Whatcom and way pointa
Leaves Baker 4 Bacon's dock. foot OF Union
street, Seattle. for Tacoma, ct 3 d M. sunday.
n. B.-This boat must be taken from II,
eoma for Gfay's Harboe country, being -
only THROUGH BOAT
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CLEANER MouNrAINEER
LEAVES
Harrington = Smiths wharf, foot OF wsshing-
ton street. . q m daily, and returning.
except sundays. for
COLBY. BROOKLYN. BRICKYARDa,
MrTCHELLS POINT. SIDNEY and head of
PORT ORCHARD.
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wh~n yoe 30 to tsreea Lake. take lake CnLe1
car xad asa the eoutacsar s0s q iee throaxa
i1kex ever the tsrrea Lake siscs-ar llne.
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iave.us.,e Heller CITY. saith xec.rxar. T,

Al classes % slekxtS sesdsnk Wa the Cnso1
Faetcs 20 the Ez& are good yis salt IAke CITY
and nensws wtiAoss extra chArxa A. [. NArtin.
CIV ticket axsak 20 second street. Boston bsecA.
u. p. bstyxs sExrs. city Soek-
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FRoes.. TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= the hne 70 take to Ill points East and
south IL 10 the pIslSS CAR ROUTE Il
rsns through vesubuled Trains every
day IN the year %
ST. PAUL AND CHIC AGO,
Go change Of carC
Conpoesd Of Dining Cans unsurpasssd, Pun-
man Drawing Room Sieepe1 a
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can b constructed and in which
ecccm nodstions are both FREE and furnished
sof hoioess OF nfss or second-class tickets, and
KIEeASr DAY coAcHzx
continuous line connecting with ali lines
e9erdiug direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured
N sdvance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH Tickets
To and from I'll points In America, England
end Europe can b purchased At any ticket
Leave seattle as sO5 m. daily; arrive q
Minneapolis or 81 Paui Ut $40 p. m
PACIFIC DivimoS..Arrive q seattle 2: $ m.
Olympia and chehalis express; AIS p m. t.
ecna sxpre.s s4 2 m. Portland and sosth.
ais .. M. Olympia and Chehaiis express: IN
m, Portland and South
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. q.
tween seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Fsi, Information concerning rates. time OF
trains routes and other details sarnisned -
4 5. CHARLTON Hal Asst Gen. Pas. Ag..
III First s.. Cor. Washington. Portland. OF.
\ CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent. ne Second
street. Boston block. seattle. wash.
seattle Deoos. ioos Of Third street
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lavssslsa.s nal.ss ctr. saith & Nec.rsar
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CTEAxxR AlkKL-ASD-


viii ieave Ycs,es's dock - q n every Nou,
Cav. wednesday aat Friday for rwssve-r ss
ana saohon.sA, rxslrninx teslawfnr dxvs n :
- Gxo. Il FOSTER. Axe.t
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ssESER.L RANKING susgsEss sssssAcgxn
Drafts drawn an paris Of the xny,a T.
1esest paid ON savings and time deposs,a
Houfs-l0a m 70 D N, and SATURDAY, -
1ngs from 70 clock
Deposits may Be made In person Or By rezf,.
tered letter, mcney order Or express and denorit
books WIN b returned - requested.
Money loaned on real estate II reason alba rxtea
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10 Young and Middle Aged Ne
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

Syphilis, . disease most dreadful in in resuln.
completely eradicased
Ulcers, CatArrh. etc, permanently cured
where others have failed
Kidaey. Urinary and BLADDER eomplafneA
painful di6aculf, TOO freQnent borairx or
bloody urine, high coiored or with milky se<ai.
ment on standing. weak back. gcnoryh0a giset,
ryssitss promptly and saisy cared. Charges
reasonable.
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To az saAscnOo
Al An RuouD0
CALIFORNIA
W - H Nasea Rouoa
IN ocurHKRx PACIFIC CoNRAuY.
M ely rouso
1HAOU6a CALIFORNIA
To IL Peiafs
EAST AKD SOUTH
sHs srHS1c Horn o. Tns PArryE coAR
PuLLMN BUFFET sLKERERS
PCLLAAN TOURIST sIKKPrSa cAR3
AslaeAed = express naina aasrdfng supsrsr
ecco0DodaSa0ns Tor second cia0 ponnoneeex
- a. uekeea slesptne-cax reservations,
&C.. cai. Upoa q sddfa0
1104A0 4 GRAHAM. nasezsce rsussew
AeooA 10 south Tenth aIroef, TncoUa weSh.
= r. BOGZkS Asst General yfu1eht and Pnar
sene9 Agent Portland O..
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GAsADsA. PACIFIC EAvlsA1lns o.
eYKAMKR PRxMIKR
v..sss.M. nsaa.g0 1sv...d. nsu6ss
1n0xsdey pn I'D Monday - - Pm
3eyuoenA. 1oo1sy Ard seasfle. Hrfdny sn1
1hurD6ey--u N Tuesday =
Denssxe. TUESDAY, md Tacoma. Friday -
fr1day----------9 - Tuesday -------.-----11a =
oeatfie. q midnight Tsvssend
Tuesday aDd Friday whascoaa0am
Igwnssnd -------.A . n Roche Harhoe- Il = , y
WhasooaL-- - - iyaneooves.-.--.-.7p =
1cehe HafheR-f pm
n company peoexveo the night b change -
oDe tshae - places az ell without notiea
pAYs OF DEPARTURE FROM wArTIR
TuoDdays and rf1dayA
pAYs OF ARRIVAL AT sEATJLR
Tuesdays and Hrsdayx
JOHN 4 oBRIEN. Masna
: y. Me8INNTA Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. r. ~ Co. La
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sight exchange and seseg-aphic transfer On
New York Chicago, 81. Paul San Fraa-
cisco. Portland and various pcsnp
in Washington. Oregon and
Brush Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London available
elsewhere n Europe
Collections made 81 oil points on favorable
terms
nds- stocks and other vxluahles received
en- deposit for safe keepias-
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We give MOST carsfsi and ccrsiisrate sssen.
non 70 ctsenses Of women and ceildrsa. n ycu
1ssease. or II the couEoz ro1tfne doctors tail 70
rsfe you, remember De celebrated sp~ciailssa
rure ron when others tail The specialists are
tk1lied Ia every depArsn ert of medical and sur-
sicai experience. The professor has had Year,
?. exp-rtence in tae hospitals Of Broskiyn ana
New York. formerly special professor 10 Wo.
MAS Hospital Co sexe. new YORK. aud 10 eue
81 the mosE scccsssfui and best known gynec0l
logical specialists in this country.
10 Young and middls-Agsd Mea.
Loases, Physical Decay. arising from indiscre-
ton. producing sieepssssness. dependency.
psnrles on the lace, averyion 70 sociesy. easily
discouraged lack Of confidence. dull unit i0e
Hrsy or business. and fnds life . burden.
saf>ly permanently and speedily cured
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J. KEITH WILSON, Manager
Branches. San Francisco, Cal, Portland Or
Tacoma. wash. Victoria, Vancouver, New weet-
minister. Nana'mo ana kamloop&. Il. c.
General banking business transacted; foreign
exchanges bought and sold: drafts and tee
graphic transfers sold on toe banks branches;
also on New York. Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits recei we'd subject 10 check In
terest paid on time deposits
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HARRINGTON aAvTN0s HANK-INCon,
w DoTased under the territorial AVA
CAPITAL y5a,ssl
cryIcEgs.
wv. Dearborn Pressdsrs
3. 3. Dearborn -vice-Prexideue
n. v. Higgins .CaAhies
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-06

There II an uncommon number of
churches in London; they are marvel.
ously common objects They are almost
all stone and rallied in with granite posts
and iron fences. Two things about the
Episcopal churches (Which are in the ma
iority) strike an American as peculiar
One is that fire apparatus is often stored
in the little Enclosures, SO that up against
II diugy church wall you see II bright red
ladder or "A flaming tool or hose cart. The
fire ladders are on wheels. Church yards
are sometimes regular fire stations, and in
such eases a red lantern is hung on the
ratings at night with the words "Eirp
Station glaring in its lighted front The
other peculiar thing about the churches is
that public notices and placards are posted
on the doors and ratings.
There you read the tax ratings for the
parish aud that marriage licenses are oh
tainablc somewhere ON the premises, and
that men are wanted for the army and
stokcrs will ret good pay in the navy. In
these notices the branch of the public serv
ice that calls for recruits usually posts q
colored picture of the uniform of that
wing Of the service, chromos that are in
tended to look very Hlluring. We Ameri-
cans are reminded by this treatment of the
houses of worship that perhaps it was not
so strange after all for the British to use
the churches in New York and Boston for
garrisons and prisons and whatever else
they needed them for during the Rcvolu
tionary war. Where church and state are
joined the state puts the meeting houG,s
to its own uses,-Julian Ralph in Harper's
Weekly
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-06
SLEPT FOR FOUR MONTHS.

Patrick Meehan Awakes After DOze
Which Begun March 10.
Patrick Meehan, the almshouse patient
who has mystifed all the doctors of the
city by his slumber of four months, and
whose sudden and unexpected awakening
was as startling as the beginning of his
long sleep on March Is, was found seated
On an old bench in the hospital ward some
what weak, but very much awake and in
elned to be cheerful. Meehan's case is
one of the strangest in the medical annals
of the country, and the physicians are deep
ly interested, but don't agree rs to the ex-
act nature of the case. The consensus of
opinion is that it is an crratic case of cata-
lepsy. For fully four months he has been
in state of absolute Inconsistencies. He
has never spoken a word. had no sense of
touch, sight, taste, smell or hearing, and
pin could be run into his body without the
patient being aware of the fact.
Meehan is 2S years old, and his mind has
been weak since childhood He became
violent two years ago, and was placed In
the insane department of the almshouse.
On March Is, when he was called by the at
tendant, he fell over asleep, and for all the
long months that interviewed all efforts to
arouse him failed, and every appliance
known to medical science was powerless
During all this time his teeth were set to-
gether as tight as IA wise. his eyes were
closed and his body bathed in n continuous
cold perspration. His respiration was
slow and laborcd and all sensation
had entirely disappeared. Plasters had no
effect upon his skin, and even fire applied
to different parts of his body and needles
thrust into him produced no response.
One day he opened his eyes for about two
minutes and uttered something, but at
once collapsed into his former unconscious
state. Again. on the 30th of June, he
opened his eyes, but there was evidently no
sensation in them, for n fly walking across
the ball produced no effect. He has been
fed all this time by means of silver tube
inserted into his stomach through his nose
and in this manner milk and whipped eggs
have been administered He amazed every
one, including his physicians, by rising
upon an arm and saying, 81 want my
clothes" They were given to him, and he
jumped out of bed. dressed himself and
asked for the attendant who had been with
him when he fell asleep so strangely in
March, and who has since left the nstitu
ton, He has improved rapidly since, and
is now able to take little solid food. HI
evidently thinks that he has slept only one
night, and when spoken to recalls nothing
of his long slumber. His mental condition
is the same as when he came into the in
stitution. Philadelphia Cor. New York
World
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-06
Grand Annual Excursion

To the seashore via l.. & n. and G. q
o. routes. White Sulphur Springs,
Richmond, Old Point and Norfolk
visited en- route. A special train com
posed of elegant coaches and Pullman
sleeping cars, will leave Louisville at
12:45 p. IN. on Tuesday, August 18th
1890, reaching Old Point Comfort mex
evening at p. IN. The round trip
rates to Old Point is only $1,000 from
GAINESVILLE. Passengers will leave on
regular train leaving ClarksviIie ut
5:35.
Tile train will run under the au-
spices of the Chesapeake G. Ohio R'y
Company, in charge of Mr.. w. A.
Wilgus, travelling passenger agent,
formerly of HOpkinsville, Ky. Re-
duced rates at the Hygeia Hotel, Old
Point Comfort, can be secured upon
presentation of G. o. o. special eXcur-
sion tickets.
Special attention will be paid to
ladies without escorts.
Sleeping car accommodations will
be provided, but in order to have
choice of berths, application should be
made to w. A. Wilgus, 253 Fourth
Avenue, Louisville, KY, at once.
Sleeping ear rates will be $500 for
berth, Louisville to Old Point, to be
occupied by one or two persons I;
Louisville to Clifton Forge 81 so, to
be occupied by one or two persons.
Special side trip excursions can be
made from Old Point at low rates.
Stop over privileges will be granted
on the return trip, enabling eXcur-
sionists to visit Richmond, White
Sulphur Springs, and other celebrated
resorts.
The choice of routes between Rich
mOnd and Clifton Forge will be given.
Excursionists may return either via
Charlottesville and Staunton, or via
Lynchburg and Natural Bridge along
the James river,
Tickets will be good returning until
September 3, 1890. Handsome book
descriptive of scenery along the line
will be mailed to any person upon APP
rlication to w. A. Wilgus, 253 Fourth
Avenue, Louisville, KY, or to Agent
l.. d n. r.. II.