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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-12

CREDENTIALS.
l. j. w. Cochran, of Polk.
>. w. p. Minis, NacOgdocheS.
3. c. C. Collins. Harrison.
4. S. J. Henry, Bowie.
). G. w. Jones, Delta.
q. L. NJ. Campbell, Gregg.
:. :. p. Wilson, Cherokee.
:. II. p. DaShiell. Leon.
g. w. &. Parrish. Walker.
10. w. Bates. BrazOra.
II. j. c. Kindred. Colorado.
l2. j. NJ. Pinkney, Waller.
10. r. l.. Belts. BaStrop.
IA. X. II. Hicks, Milan.
IS. r. b. Malloy, Navarro.
16. O. Il. CoQuit, Kaufman.
II. l.. c. Clifton, Collins.
Is. j. NJ. Standifer, GraySon.
10. j. A. Templeton, Clay.
20. G.. +. Fuller, Wise.
u. l.. A. Carlton, Hill.
%. w. w. Evans, McLennan.
90. j. {. Rogers, COryel.
"a w. Moses, Burnet.
%. joe Dibrell, Guadalupe.
26. A. b. Davidson. Dewitt.
27. ID. Men. Turner, Nueces.
2S A. j. Baker, Tom Green.
% w. q. COnley, Eastland
30 j. l.. Cunningham, Palo Pinto.
81. w. +. GaSs, Fannin.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
/. T. W. Ford, Jasper,
. NJ. n. Yearly, Shelby.
;. w. F. Scott, Harrison.
I. George b. Todd, Marion.
5. c. IL. Yoakum, Hunt.
Il. J. l.. Camp, UpShur.
:. w. w. Reeves, Van Iandt.
s. |. b. Baker. Grimes.
.. B. II. Powell, Montague.
10. NJ. COffey, Galveston.
II. II. Il. Allen, Laredo.
II. IL. G. King, BurleSOn.
13. +. X. Sinks, Lee.
II. A. C. Britt, BraZOS.
10. K. +. Steele. FreeStOne.
Is. j. 7. Peakes, Rockwell.
II. w. l.. Bush, Collins.
Is. William Hunt, Cook.
10. A. ii. COrrevOn, Wichita.
20. c. w. MCGEE, Parker.
81. T. NJ. Dixon. Ellis.
%. j. j. Davis, Falls county.
%. A. J. WOrthingtOn, LampaSas.
"a. J. r. Cure, Travis.
%. l.. J. Storey, Caldwell.
&c. J. C. Beasely, Bee.
q. Z. A. Atlee, Webb.
%. W. A. Williamson, Kimble.
u,
30. X. ID. Wear, Hood.
81. j. ID. Park, Lamar
PLATFORM.
/. S. b. Cooper, Tyler,
.. X. L. Miner, Rusk,
3. NJ. r. Greer, Harrison,
1. L. A. WatIey, Cass,
5. J. l.. Shepard, Camp,
q. III. Chiffon, Schmitt,
2. A. Il. Watkins, Henderson,
8. Earl Adams, Houston,
9. ii. f. Ring, Harris,
10. John Bolton, Galveston,
II. w. s. Fly, Gonzales,
-. A. Chesley, Austin,
-. j. +. b. Laird, BastrOp,
II. 5. Field, Robertson,
10. j. w. Blake, Limestone,
l6. ). Robertson, Dallas,
II. +. f. Fink, Denton,
IS. T. j. Brown, GraysOn.
10. J. II: Stephenson, WIllbarger,
20. Il. w. Camp, Tarrant.
u. w. +. Ramsay, johnson.
-. K. II. Harrison, McLennan.
%. III. Il. Robertson, Bell.
"A. L. b. Cochran, Williamson.
%. VIM. Clemens, COmal.
26. Jonathan Hale, GOliad.
27. ID. p. Mari, FriO.
%. w. NJ. Ya1dell. FL PaSO.
90. G.. w. Smith, Mitchell.
30. j. NJ. Robinson, BOSque.
81. j. Clark, Red River.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was presente
and referred TO the committee:
Resolved, That we favor passing lay
BY the Twenty legislature eX
empting hereafter from general stat
axes all public free-SchOOl lands sold b
no IN agfnal lnrC nnly for
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1St. J. E. Hill has Is;
2nd. &. +. Ingraham. 30:
Bird. X, p. Littlejohn, IA;
4th. w. II. Rand, %:
9Th. Hiram Glass, 50:
9Th. T. NJ. Jones, %:
9Th. \. b. Watkins, "a;
SJh. J. c. WOoten, %;
9th. Charles L. Renne, %:
18th. James c. Mcdonald, I6
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SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS, TUESDAY, AUGUST II. 500
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Steam Whaierx.
IliuRtrirte Zpif,Inr.


1t is now a well known fact that steamers
have taken the place OF sailing vessels in
hunting whales. aud that a cannon harpoon
is now used instead of the hand harpoon of
former years. Hunting of whales by
means of steamers is most actively pur-
sued on the Norwegian coast, and the
principal station for hunters is Ham
merfest. Steamers OF medium size
and strongly built go out to sea from this
station, and remain for days in search OF
whales. The moment a whole is sighted
every thing on board is made ready for the
attack. The cannon in use, from which
the harpoon is shot into the whale, and
which was constructed by Captain Sven
Foyn, is placed on the bow of the
steamer over the forecastle. The harpoon
consists of a long shaft, ring to which
is attached the towing line, and a sharp
point. In this ONT is grenade filed
with powder. which expiodes in the body
of the whale by means of the strik-
of the harpoon. The death of the
whole is thereby quickened and
rendered more certain. The line. which is
made from the best quality of hemp, is fss-
tened to the ring Ut the harpoon and
sufficient quantity is coiled for shot range
The line lies on a platform directly
under the cannon, and by means
OF guide puuey IL is let out TO
follow the whale when he dives. for ne
seldom dies Immediately. In his rage
from pain he rushes in all directions,
dragging The steamer after him in his dying
agony. This is tile dangerous time for YES
sci and crew. The engines are reversed and
shoppers are placed ON the sides of the
steamer, under the water. so as to offer
more resistance to the whales strength.
The crew then wait until the whale is
tired and dies. By means of steam wind
lass the body of the whale is drawn to the
surface, and attached by hawsers TO the
steamers side, and thus towed into port.
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Poverty i'm Germany.

Consul General Mason of Frankfort-on.
the-Main. has been looking up the statistics
of poor relief in the German empire during
the wear 1885 He fines that 1 592 $50 des.
t.tute German subjects received pub
lie assistance. at an average cost 10
their more fortunate fellow subjects
of about 40 cents apiece. = He also
finds that only in an astonishingly small per-
centage of the whole number of cases was
the des;itution the result of intemperance
The figures are curious enoue b TO be worth
reproducing. The reported cause of desti-
tntion in 81. $50 cases was accident TO
head of family; in 2I3,939, death
of head of family; 1I5.l46, excessive num-
her of children IN family: Ala. 40 illness in
family; IA ,952, "old sge;h in 1877 0a2.
"weakness OF body and niind;" in IS, 46s
lack of employment" in 2s,52S. aversion
10 work" and in 1924. drunkenness. 4"
The consul general annotates this showing
by remarking that confirmed inebriaies are
..comparatively rare" in Germany, a cir
cumstance he THINKS que TO the general u e
of WINE and beer instead OF dIsuiled
liouors and the German system requires
AL cases of Indulgence 10 be 50 carefully ex-
ahmed INFO by the local visitor that inc
hr,.t.s are not able TO continue absolute
lives while their families are supported at
pubic expense.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.

tAooVcE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
~ FRANCISCO. Sept 6-Pruduce receipts
A., Sas quarter SACKS; wheat. 81, 600 centsls:
Ia s' a00 oentals; cats. 1000 eentals: reans.
-. Aeks; potstoes, 400 sacks; bran, Loo
r. M .usings, LOCO sseks.
tas-iae Produce Exchange decided 10 ad.
~ - ever irom today till next Wednesday
txE Sonora, slS-l4(1l So: No. white,
o4ix ANs' fA-a0sA-s s2s per
-Wesk; wound up on strong market;
-, @ta SIN. hoice. 81 ssssxcl 81; c M
4 s'sae. sL2I1Stgl 50; irewsux. sl.SetGi 20
sss-,. 70 g''od. 40 sl.42l1 Gl.45 Tor choice:
81. u SOL So per cen al.
d - 'siles wei sustained: surprise, 81 .675s
= nag, Il 7t&al.7.5s; good to choice
= sleesls78; fai 81 4s.SCal 571S: gray,
csSa.ss; sek, 81 oel 57ls per cental
i, -saies AZ top fisures are exceptional, be-
. 80 ony in small way for something
9 & yeiios. s271s@l 80 Tor large. and 81 ~
L. . .naai; white. sLs0sl.S5 per GENITAL
-. oPTfoS6
'0s'd sales: whest-Buyer 1890, sLiiis
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BREApsrurrs

BREADsTCFFA
LIVERPOOL, Sspt 6.-wheat- Holders offer
moderately; No. winter, rs 3d. steady: No. Q
spring. Is ID. steady.
Corn-Hoiders offer moderately; spot and
October. IS I'd. steady; September. Is 4szd: No
vember, As 81, steady.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Sept. Sd p. m.-Closing consols:
money. 95 S-l6c; money on account, sc 1-lsc U.
S.4s, -2slss; U. s a., sLioA: bar silver, SAL
per ounce; money, as rer cent
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Srw vopx srocx rxcu.xnr

NEW YORK srocK EXCHANGE.
Nav YORK. Sept 6.-The stock market to-day
vas dull, and the close heavy TO weak ct the
ovest prices, which in most cases We're slight
factions under last nights figures.
Governments, steady.
The bank statement shows q reserve decrease
a ss64.45s The banks hold 81. 401, 900 less than
TIE requirements.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
Money on cali. AGO; prime mercantile paper,
ea sterling exchange, quiet and steady; 60-day
bills, tLS2l5: demand, s4s6. Bar silver, $l.l6Z,
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RAYLWArx


THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line to take to all points East and
South. It's the DINING CAR ROUTE It
rans through Vesubuled Trains every
Gay IN the year 70
SPA L AND CHICs5o
n eNa~ge ~
Composed OF Din'ur Cars u7surpassei, Pull
man Drawing Room Seepers Of
latest equipment
-ToURISr SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
sccom modafioEs are both FREE and furnished
or holders Of first or eecond-class tickets, AMI
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
a cont nuoaIs sli.e sosns cs,ng with sll lines
anording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured
advance through any agent OF the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and from ali points in Americs. Engls1
ara Europe can be purchased at any ticxs
Office OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE IS FELLOWS:
oyeTla d tar ouzh ira ms, GID g. N. salanm
portisnd and south, 6:l0 a. m, 25 a. m an
Chehalis and Olympia express. m.
Tacoma ana local. 6:l0 ana $40 D. m; 2, sis
and s:S5 p. m
T2ir III AERIv- rnox
Eastern points Has a m and IL :s5 o. m.
PORTLAND ana sou,h. o:40 a M, ass and e:45
Ch halls and Olympia, Hasa m.
Tscoma md locai, $40 and Has a. m: 4.s,
9:45 ami IL :35 r. m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and
ST. Pau.
Through Pullmsn Palace Sleeping Cars, ele.
can't day coaches. int st palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full information concerning rates, time OF
trains. roares and other details furnished on
a. b. CHARLTON. Asst. Cen. Pass. Ags,
I2l First St, Cor Washington. Portland Oh.
/. A. NADEAU. General Agent. Sc tile
A. CHTLBERG, City Ticket Agent, 7l6 Second
ftreet. Boston block, Seattle. WASH
i. TONKIN. Ticket Agent,
Seattle Depot foot OF Third street
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FAST TIME-

The Northern Pacific Railroad Vestioule Din
ipr and Sleeping Car Line, daily service 10 q
Paal. Ninnespolis Duluth enc Chicaeo NO
c,snse ri cara and twenty i've miles the short
"a, route 10 Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
through, placing passengers IN the Onion depot
Chlcaro seven hours and thirty SIX minetss
mead OF other lines A. Chiieerg. city ucke.
scent rs Second street. Boston BLOCK: l. Ton
klr Ger OF tieket agent. Seattle
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THE HISTOGENET TIC MEDICINES
Cure when An Other Treatment Proves
of No Avail

Cure when An Other 1rsasmsnt Proves
of No Avail
SEATTLE, WASH. Sep. 2, 1890.
have been sick for four years with q
complication OF troubles, employing ply
stefan alter physician, all OF item telling
me different story, saying had liver
trouble, kidney trouble, sIom ach trouble.
and some said had q cancer, as b al a
fearful lump IN my side. / had spent
ABOUT 81, 20 oocroring with different ply
sicians and kept constantly getting worse
instead of better. In both San Francisco
and Tacoma they SAID they must cut the
lump out of my side or would die. They
thought would die any was, so / con-
cluaed not TO have il cut. They ali said
they could not cure me. While in Mos
COW heard OF the wonderful cures being
performed by the Histoeenetic meulcines
and went 10 Seattle 10 see DIR. Jordan. I
commenced the treatment and the result
has been miraculous. The lump disap-
peared Ia hurry, and after taxing the
medicine hive weeks | consider myself err
ieciiy well. This was asst spring and l
have had no return of the trouo.e.
also took my BABY with me a. the same
time. Ii had a sore ear and We bad tried
several doc tors with no good result 1t
was in a fearful condition ana Was spread
ing all over him. We knew he couldn't
live long. How vcr, after taking the His
togenelc medicines a few weeks he was
perfectly well. There has been no trace Of
the troub 6 since. He saved the lie of
both myseif and baby. Any one wishing
to prove the truth OF this statement can
ind me at the address gwen below.
MRS. T. +. MAHER,
Orting, Pierce County, Wash.
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MERCHANDISE.


Hops-Quiet and firm.
Coffse-optioas closed steady to 10 points
eown 10 10 up: sales, $3.50 rags: september,
N7s9l7.s5; October. $i7.2o@i7 IS; Novem-
Der, sl6 TGl6 rs; December, slo 50Gi6.55: Jauu-
sy, ,i5sa Spot Rio. steady; fair csrgoes
nc: no. J, fat bean. lsc.
eugar-Raw. firm; fair refining. S 7-lec9
VIC; ntr .fugsls, 90 test, 6 1-l6@61sc; refined,
I'm and quie.er.
copper-Negeced.
Lead-strong; domestic, - 92ls.
nn-spot a shade easier: straits, gals.
feuoeum-Duli; Pennsylvania OF. opened
va, clos,d al s22<; October opened at ssssSc,
ac-sa al s3iac.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
.aieA Q, se,t 6.-wneat opened &c higher,
.ssacso sec, declined &c, closed l.(e3sc lower
, san Yesterday; receipts, Sgl, 0o0: shipments
saest-c,osed easy; cash. ssess; December
eesg "a; March. 81, 6Is.
&c 'A"''.
/ ksss3sc
MS pork STEADY. cssh.sa75; October, $40 90:
.Lafd-s,eady; cash. ss221s; October, $3.50;
aauary. e.67l..
ssfiey-No steady at 75c.
sye-Essy at I9lsc.
nzfey-st ady at 75c.
NhaSy-sLis
- s"0asatrs--s'. 7SdS. s71s; short clear. 5000
w snors ribs. s5.2o@Aso.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
i a, SEPT 6-Catae- Receipts. 5000;
~ aaa week; natives, s3(Ds.T5: cows aud
,ael, stock, Il 6u(G-.65 sioekers, g. Sotl4 20;
a1s. G70927a
ss-h eeipis, 900; active and tirmer:
s,sas. sSs0Ss4,2o; prime heavy, H2GA40;
Ys.ssp-Reeeipts, 5000: fairly active and
-, westerns, s4.2Gs4a0: Texas feeders,
~% lambs. IS, astaSsa
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The Union Fscinc Is the only traasconunentsi
line Yunn,ns Tree reclining cnsircsrs snd Pull
man tourist sleeping cars from the Pacinc coast
20 the East A. Z. Martin. ~ ucksf agent Nv
second street. boston oaocS- {. bs4iSia
Agent CITY docG.
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Isl 7.s T0-ss 6-sIz-S9 06Tz3 81
SEATTLE Sen, g isa,

The amount of exchanges ut the Seattle clear
ingnouse tiday was 3172. 565 81. The balances
we're 56.5s9-oo.
Tysae il brisk in nearly every line. stocks
src large and orders even batter than antici-
pssed No important changes are noted In QUO
tslions. bat the feeling is buoyant and the ten.
dency Of prices is generally upward.
Lumber men report q GOOD trade both of local
demands aud in shipping orders.
Al the coal Offices the report is satisfactory.
The supply 10 coming in more freely. and spec
izl mention is made of the fine quality of the
eosl received. At the time of the strike all old
stock was used up and the present receipts are
dssh and bright
West street wss lively. and business. a. chas
T. Knox expressed II, sred hot" There were.
IarFe receipts of California fruit, both by rail
end boat the Umatiil& bringing large consigu-
nents. Most of the receipts we're In fine cordi
eon grapes leading largely In quantity and
sxeet potatoes making better showing than
iof some time. Large lots OF vegetables Of ma
i've growth came In, and IL was remarked by
more than one dealer that they surpassed In APP
variance and quality any ever received from
California Tomatoes, of the choicest are giut
IN the msrket.
ecbwsbscher Bros received by the Umatilla
oue-half their regular weekly receipt OF 5000
sseks OF four
Important among the shipments of the day
wese the following: Three cars merchandise
10 Ballard, 2 cars merchandise TO Fremont, 2
cars merchandise to Gilman. cars MERIDIAN
disc to 6nohomish. cars merchandise to Yes
Ter. cars merchandise toS utn Bend.
SHIPMENTS.
During the last twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise were shipped from seattle as fol.
oxs: Northern Pacific railway. 2i0 tons; Seat
fe Lake shore & Eastern railway, 90 tons; Co
lumbia Puget Sound raj way, 40 ms. By
walsr-Ferndsle. so tons; Buckeye, tons;
Augusta, tons; Ell "a Anderson, 70 tons; Fleet
wood, tons: Ed tn, tons; NJ irwin, l ton;
Warrington, 2 tons. Total shipments. 423 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Receipts Of merchandise aud produce ut this
port during the past twenty-four hours were a.
follows: Northern Pacific railway. SOS tons;
SEATTLE. Lake Shore d Eastern railway, 692 tons:
Columbia Puget Sound railway, 40 tons By
water umatilla. 700 tons; Washington, 4 tons;
Edith. lou; Merwin, ton: Flee wood, ton:
Cascade. IL tons. Total receipts, 1.S49 tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS.
sixteen cars merchandise, Is cars lumber Ii
ears coal. car shingles, cars hay. 8 cars -four,
lean meat, 2 cara ca tie. cars butter aud eggs,
team hams, cars ice, cars pig iron, cars
coke, 4cars stone, Car linseed oil, ar lard.
lear mules, car sash weights car rolled bar.
ky, car canned goods, ! car furniture, ! car
as.cns. Gears fruit, car machinery, car hops,
tear onions. 2.50J sat ks -four, ! car nails, / car
PIPE, car rails. car sinks.
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.gLH1s: closing at slHIz: buyer season,
sLSs@Las3s: closing q si3ss
ssrisy buyer season. 81. 1901 4a1z closing
FINANCIAL.
Drain sight 50; teiesraphic. loo: sterling
oins, bank. A.s6; commercial, a. 50: silver bars,
sLiefSLl6l<, Mexican d liars. sIizCas2c.
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W nc. 4. +. NJ a II En-,
Orting, Pierce County, Wash.
GuExEs. Wash. Anril Il. 1900.

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan Seatrie, Wa-h.:
Ny Dear Sir-I will write you one more
letter. and mail il myself / have written
you three and sent them TO De mailed and
have learned that parties failed to mail
them. Doctor. you remember vas sick
with rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up
and was suffering terrible lain, but | am
very glad 10 be abe to tell you that | am
We'll once N re after sucn a iong, painful
suffering, and cannot thank you enough
for what You have done Tor me. / will
alwas take our medh inc no matter what
sickness have. so p ease accept my thanks.
i am coming to Seat soon and will surely
come and see you. remain. as ever. yours
sincerely, HENRY C. EDENS.
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Cook stoves aud ranges Loyhed & SON, cor
ner Front and Union.
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Mslsrd duck. qusi and pension al the
Brighten I'll s. co. d street.
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Fonr ooees of Moore's Revealed Remedy viii
make you ieel better II II don't you can get
AIS ofany druggist
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New oaks. wraps. capes ana jackets just in.
Chester Cl,nry.
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TAKE 1HE STEAMERS OF THE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINE
At iaker 4 Cas- Wharves,
FOR
FAIKHAvEN, wHATcoM. LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
Nv BAKER q CO.. AGENTa
Sec Local Tine Cards
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Look out for Uts.lady.
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PREMnE TINE TABLE

pREMIER TIME TABLE
BOUND sc5rH
iEAvE. ARRIVE
vancouver. Monday and Townsend, Thursday
thursday p m and Monday. IL so D N
Townsend, Monday and Seattle, Friday aud
Thursday midnight. Tuesday .......sar N
Seattle. Tuesday and Tacoma, FRIDAY and
fridsy-.-.....s N Tuesday ......... ...... 10 m
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CKAG,T RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER w. F. MUNRoE

viii iesve Hatfelds wharf on Mon FAY,
Wednesday, and Friday mornings, on tide. for
Ii m ton. Sed-o, Avon. Mt. Vernon, Stanwuod
and Way landing
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THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
10 BROADWAY.

Depository of pubic moneys OF the Unitea
StsteS tie stale OF New York. the City OF New
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FREE.
send for free book explaining the Histogenetic
system.
CAUT1oN-The Histogenetic medicines are
sold in but one agency IN each town. The label
around the bottle bears the following inscrip-
ton: "Dr. J. Eugene Jordan's Histogenetio
Medicine" Every other device is q fraud.
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DAclFIC COAST sTEAMsHIP COMPANY

DACIFlC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For san francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Att p. m. passengers received on
board at p. m.l i, il. IS and
~ and every Ave days thereafter.
For Alaska: =.
From san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At 9 a. m So r. 7, l., IL,
. I'D q and every five days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained at the once OF the
company at OCEAN Dock, Seattle.
60ODALL. PERKINS & CO.. y neral Agents,
San Francisco.
Il MCCLELLAN. Superintendent, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-08
No. Ito Grant street. San Jose, CAL,
March "a, 1850.

NO. IIU Grant street, San Jose, Cal,
March "a, 1870.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan:
Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sill have much pleasure in stat
ing that tie Hlstogenetic medicines COM
petely restored to heath. IN three weeks,
my son aged 8 years, who on III, dical ex-
animation vas found to be suffering from
conges ion OF the lungs, bronchitis and
kidney disorder. / am highly gra flied
with the result, and can warmly praise the
quick action of the medicines and the
principles OF the Hi,log netic system
which are scientific anu b .sed also on COM
mon sense. / may also sta.e that the
remedies being tasteiess are agreeable 10
take, so that even children have no objec-
lion To them.
am, dear sir, yours truly,