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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1890-02-01
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All kiuds of Imported and Domestic
Cigars at the Cotton Exchange Saloon
aud Billiard Hall, No. 2lg Washington
Avenue. Give as a trial.
jan25 J. SCOTT, Prop.
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No one has yet been able to define
why women OF leisure are SO fond Of
selecting sainy days for shopping
New York Worid1 They save mon
ey in dry time by waiting for 3
rainy day.-picayune.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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once month without charge.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1890-02-01

At club tho other day a party Of
conyivial fellows were swapping
stories. One of them, a jolly Benedict,
who has the reputation Of playing a
mighty good game of poker, told mo
ON himself which exhibits presence Of
nind of somewhat different character
from that illustrated above and certain
ly not as commendable.
my wife's family" said he, "is very
straight laced one-blue Presbyterians,
in fact. If they had ever had notion
that knew the difference between two
pair and three Of kind I shouldn't
have stood the ghost of chance of
winning the wife | had the good luck
to capture. Ans fair In love and war,
you know. In those days my great
rival was professor Of theology In a
seminary devoted to the manufacture
of parsons. 10 get to windward OF
him had to set up for something Of a
saint myself, and went In strong for
prayer meetings, missionary societies
and all that sort of thing.
"One evening had been playing a
quiet game with few Of the boys, just
to keep my hand in, and was rather
late in getting around to see Clara. |
told her that the prayer-meeting wa'
a mighty interesting one and broke uI
somewhat late. ! found II rather
warm work throttling my conscience
and pulled out my handkerchief to
help me cool off bit.
"But the temperature was up TO boil
ing point when | yanked out roll o.
chips and they went rolling over the
floor in all directions 1 thought th'
theological professor would soon have
the field all to himself when the ole
man picked up one of them.
"fWhat are these queer things for
JohnP" be asked.
III tumbled at once to the fact tina
the old man didn't know poker chip
when he saw 'em. saw that | had .
fighting chance to lie out of it, and OLE
Nick, bless him, put the right sort of |
lie into my head at once.
"fWhy,' said |, with a regular Sun
day School smile, that's little idea o
my own; | got those things to pu
Scriptural texts on to distribute among
the heather. think 1t Is an improve
ment on tho pocket handkerchief idea
| got 'em In different colors to suit thu
tastes of the heathen; some of them
you know, prefer white aud some blue
and some are death on red. | brough
'em with me tonight TO get you I,
help me select texts to put on 'em.'
"Clara and the old man were boil
tickled to death over the idea, and a
true as Pm sinner we all stayed ul
until midnight picking texts out Of th'
Bible to engravc on them. | bellev
the business made mo dead solid will
the old man.
"But the rub came in when | had {,
pay $50 to get the text engraved ol
them. guess il was the first and las
time that Scriptural texts were eve
put on poker chips
"What became of them y asked som
one.
"They all disappeared mysteriousl.
as soon as got married. Maybe MI
McGinty ran across them when h
went down to the bottom Of the say
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MARVELLOUS PRESENCE OF MIND.
Shown By n Cold Digger and Poker
Player Under Trying Circumstances.

| have heard of many striking ex-
hibitions of presence of mind IN the
face of sudden danger, but here is an
instance of it which beats everything
of the kind that has ever come under
my notice. | can vouch for the truth
of the story.
An Australian "forty-ninerS who
had struck it fairly rich at the gold
diggings, was taking his nuggets and
dust to Melborne. lie was walking
along by the side of his team with his
rifle under his arm, indulging In pleas
ant speeulations concerning the good
time he would have after he had sold
his gold, when stranger appeared on
the road aud accosung him, said:
"Give us piece of baccy, mate 2
Those were days when people, espe-
cially those who had been in the dig
gings, didn't stand ON ceremony Sus-
pecting no treaehery the miner thrust
a hand into his pocket to get chunk
of the much priced weed.
In moment the muzzle of pistol
was thrust against his forehead, and
the stranger shouted;
"Bail upF
The stranger was bush ranger aud
that was the way bush rangers ordered
their victims to throw up their hands
before going through them.
Without pausing an instant, although
he knew that the bush ranger had only
TO exercise little gentle pressure with
his forefnger to blow him into oter.
nifty, the miner bawled out at the top
of his voice
"Bobp
There was no "Bpbn around there
II was ruse conceived by the miner
in the fraction of a second and imme'
distely put into execution to distract
the attention of the bush ranger. Il
worked. The bush ranger thought tn,
miner was calling companion to his
assistance, lie looked around to catcl
a glimpse of the fictitious "Bob.'
That was the miners opportunity
Quick as u flash he swung his left arm
and Knocked the pistol out of the busl
rangers grasp. Then he brought hi
rifle to his shoulder and leveled II a
the bush rangers head. In much les
time than II takes to toll II the situation
had been completely reversed. Tn,
bush ranger was at the mercy Of th'
miner.
"Now,' said he, "you - scoun
drel, just fold your hands behind you
back and march ahead of me; il yol
move or try to run away III save th'
hangman a job by letting dayligh
through you.'
In that way the miner escorted III
bush ranger into town and handle,
him over to the police.
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RlnRANx

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
is the line to take to all points East and
South. II il the DINING CAR ROUTE. 1t
day In the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
NO change of esrs)
Composed OF Dining Cars unsurpa BED, Pull
man Drawing Room S.eepeis of
lats ecu pmenf,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and In which
eccomm datsons are both FREs and furnished
Tor holders OF first or sscond-ciass tickets, and
ELEGAxr DAY COACHES
continuous line connecting with all lines,
ahoriing direct and uninterrupted service.
Pulimsn Sleeper reservations can tie secured
IN advances through any agent OF thu road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from ali points in Amer ca, ENGLAND
and Europe can be purchased at any TICKET
ONCE OF This company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
Overland throush trains 6:l0 a. M and p. N.
Portland and south, 6:l0 a. m. s:25 q m. and
cnehalis and Olympia express, . o. m.
Tacoma aud oca Clio and 9:25 = m.;2 5:l5
rAnISs WILL ARRIVE FROM
Easern points, HAS a IN. and II: 30 p m.
Portland and south, $40 .. m, 4:35 and s:i5
Chehalis and olympis, Il:45 q m.
Tacoma and local. $40 and ll:45s. M; 4:35
945 and 1885 .. m.
Time shortened is hours between Seattle aud
81. Paul.
Thr ugh Pullman Palace Sleeping cars, ele-
gaut day coaches, finest palace dining. cars be-
tween Sea tie. Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full inform alton concerning rates, time Of
trains, r.utes and other details furnished on
4 B. CHARLTON. Asst Gen. Pass Agt.,
12l first ST.. cor Warrington. Portland, Or.
I A. NADEAU. General Agent, sesttle.
A. CHILBERG, CITY Ticker Ag Mt. ZIG Second
ar ct, Boston block, Seattle, w sh.
+ TONKIN, Ticket Agent, Seattle Depot foot
of Third stre T.
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ae4<@.so: mil1iae. eLu1f01sz<; nod to
cnoee teeds uz1f0Lso; fair G-el10le73<;
nay, aG1f0l ~: back. SIS can pr consal.
Cofn-0n ne up grsdA Yellow. Il 3s1iS75<
psr cental Tor lavgs. ana a. ssOl s7]< fos mai:
white. ,lS73<0L - per crntal.
Sweet p0satoes-4L 25(Dt5Q
onione->3.1oQa2G
cr11oNA
Cab board Gales: Wheas-Duyer 1aoo. n ss,<
g So closing q a 35l<; buyer season, 81 lsK
0l.lA. sl0s1ng q 81 a
basiey-Duyer 1850, S1.4s7z9 SCI, closing q
n1s5t; buysr soason, sL561f 1i.t65<. closing 6
tl56M.
FINANCIAL
Drafts. tight. q; tslesx .phir. Is Sterling bills,
bank. - s.; commercial. s47o: oliver -. n a.
01.0e; Mexican doslafs, sifds2c.
NlNfHa srorwe
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THE WATER FRONT.

II 10 probable that the Greg n Improvement
Company viii add ano her steamer to ifs line,
70 run In connection with the Eastern Or gon,
leaving the northern end Of the rout. In se
morning, and giving passengers an opportunity
TO trsvsl both Ways BY daylight II is rumorsd
that the sleamer Pomona, now plying between
San Francisco and San Diego, has been char.
tered and will come up soon for the work. The
Pomona u similar in kixs and stye to the
steamer Corona. which ID we'll known on the
Sound.
The snoqualmis. the city irebost, is practi-
calis compete, and Is waiting on for he ar
rival Of some uOxsles and minor fit ngs TO bs
Ally for business. Her engines have been fred
up twice. and her pumps tried. and ali tests -
far are satisfactory. Captain Bogsrdus Of the
house OF delegates. has looked the vessel over
carefully this week.. ard will make report
upon her condition to the city council
The ,ug g. L Mastic, which went on the rocks
81 Stuart ISLAND on October q, and has been re-
pairing ~ Port Hadiock since. will 60 on the
dry docks here and Heceive attention that could
not well - given her on the bssch.
The steamers Hassalo and George =. Starr are
laid mp II the Oregon Improvement Compsny's
wharf south of the coal bunken. Repairs are
going forward rapidly on the GEORGE E. Starr.
The steam schooner Jeanne, OF the Wells line,
II expected 70 arrive from San Ffauci.co sun.
day. The bark Mic Thayer 10 not looked for be-
1Ot9 the SVt0s
The steamer J. B. Mcdonald took 70 Dsaliue-
ham bay last night among her cargo twenty
eight tons Of dour from the Ravenna Park mill
The revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott cannot get
away for ten days, the repairs on her boiler b.
Ing more extensive than anticipated.
The tus Hornet brought the ship Blue jacket
in 70 the bunkes today, and docked the bark J.
D. Petsrs. which viii pat In stidening.
The sssamsr u. Renton had . large load Of
freight and good passenger list yesterday for
Hoods canal ports.
The steamer State Of Washington did NOT come
Oh the Ways Tuesday. bat IL expected TO be ont
today.
The schooner Teaser left for Quillayute with
heavy load Of general merchandise for Baxter
Co
The steamer Michigan took two heavy loads
Of freight to Port Blakeley yesterday.
The steamship walis Walla sails for San Fran
ciseo tomorrow evening Ct o'clock.
Captain 7. Green, late Of the Hassalo. II now
master Of the steamer Idaho.
The steamship Umstillx d due from San
Francisco tomorrow evening.
The tug Wasp returned from the Snohomish
az
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FORAlGN MARKETS..

LvKRPooL. nov. 2-Wheatr-Holders orr
moderately; new No ? winter. 70 SID, steady;
new No spring. II 81, steady.
cen- Holders on + moderately; spot and
November - s3zi, steady; December, - l07<d,
steady; January. - 1ls<i, steady.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Nov. 12-4 p. m.-Closing-C onsols:
Money, "a Liz; money. account. "a SIS. q &
-. $1261z; U. 8 41<s. hos Bar silver. l53<d
per ounce Money, s per cent
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Dr.. Bowman & ca |
N NATIONAL
DISPENSARY,
Willis Hotel,
South Third St, ssailIs, v

These eminent 'specialistG NJ wen
by years Of experiences. and ~ fooog1
the most sHccessful and bent pa1ron1nl
cal and surgical exports IN ~ eo1ntry:
mind that this dispenaaxy = pernanG
Gated here.
Nervous Debility, epermasorrhosa
Losses. Night Emissions, Lnao OF Vital
sleeplessness, Gloomineos, Depression q
Aversion to Society, Nearly Dtsc0uro9
OF Con iidence, Dull, Listleaa. unflt tx |
Business, permanently and speedily.
Young men auffee ing from tho =
you hful f0llieo, or tnducrotlon oho~
themselves Of our treatment the Groo(
ever laid at the altar oil suffering n
viii guarantee positive cure In ovoEyX
Blood and Skin Diseases, Syphllio
most horrible in It, results, compiled
Gated without the uee Of mercury.
Urinary, kidney and Bladder Trout
Back, Burning Urine, Frequency ~
Urine High C0iored. q With milky -
standing, GonorrhOA 01oo4 CyUu
permanently cured Charges r4eGon4
PHI 3, Fistal, Fiosuyo. Recall Uloosl
cured without knife, uGature o. ~
detention from business oyee
cured. Treatment scientific onfo 81
and wonderful In it, result&
DR.. Bowman 4 Co. are the ok44t
reliable specially arm IN the koc!ne
having been established IN the Qly
In 1867. The Seattle offlce II under q
SUPERVISION OF DIR. Bowman
ONCE hours % m to- p = 1a
N. B.-Persons unable 10 visit 4
treated at their homes b. coero
Consultation free.
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The Cell Building Theory .
Success, as Shown By the
Results Achieved Under
the Histogenetic System
Of Treatment
Moprsro, Cal. Nov. 2. 1890.

MODESTO. Cal, Nov. 2, 1890.
DR.. J. e. Jordan. Seattle. Wash.-My
Dear Sir: Mr.. and Mrs. Puryi- left here
in August; have just reached Texas and
Mrs. Purvis writes to me that Mr.. Purvis
has been cured by the use of the medic
cines which be used dur ng the time they
were here and on his jou ney. You will
remember he mad eczema twenty years.
He also had : lump on his lip which was
very annoying and it has disappeared en-
tirsly. Al he did WAS to use medicine ex-
ternaily. He has doctored his face for
twenty years and found nothing before
that gave him anv relief.
Some time sgo told you about having
such . bad finger. One Of my fingers be-
came terribly infiamed and enlarged. the
pain and inflammation being intense.
applied the Histogenetic medic mes and
the Inflammation and the enlargement has
disappeared. beg to remain. sine rely
MRS J. PURvIS.
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The Northern Pacinc overland train leaving
Seattle st p. m. and aier September lst,
will run solid via Garrison, Butte and Logan,
without change of cars On same date the
Montana Union will make close connections At
Garrison with overland trains leaving Seattle at
$40 q. m. for Butte, Auaconda, Deer Lodge and
points OF that line. This gives direct service on
ali trains for east bound passengers 70 Montana
Union polntk
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AZ FRANCISCO MARKETS.

- q RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
4 - SHsAsascisco, Nov. la.-Produce 2 ceipss:
- Quarter SACKS; wheat, $500 cent
Sesss Lo0o centais; p~tstoes, 6.O0o sacks;
0As,. sscFs; raisins. 500 boxes.
~ nees undissurbed. Trade il Quiet
NSs :, 40. ! white. sLSsl<; choice. $ls5:
- situation continues to show arm
s511s = 80. u. 4Ss<; choice. 81. 50; common
1G5<: brewing. 81 521<9l 671zz.
- - L6ut9L 62l1; for choice chevalieT.
= are well maintained. Surprise.
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foriow rates, excellent sccommoostione ana
ali the features that constitute . successful ana
enjoyable trip 70 the East tAxs the Northern re-
cihc. Through vestibuie usans % D. faut:
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago. con0sons ..
dining. drsWineroom and sieeping cara new
torrisS sieepen unosr the direction Of the frii-
man Palace Car Company are attached 70 oaaiy
through sraink No better service 70 o i0sne
bosson haock: r 1onxin. depot ticket agent -
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NE.cHASpIsE.

NERcHANDIsK.
about steady: Pacific coast S504sc.
Options closed barely steady, 10025
q; mlcs, 1900 bags, including Novemb Der.
=: December. N7(ei7.1O; January, si6o51
Ia February, sl66O0l5.65: May. SIS 100
not kio. nominal; fair cargoes. lslsc:
ees-Raw, lower: fair refining. 4Mesc:
e!iugais. 8 degrees test, 51z@sskc: sales,
barrels Muscov do. 80 cegsee, test. 4l<c;
-, lower; G, We: extra C, Is i6Iat5c; wn to
pc G. 57-l6e5 = &c. yellow. AS i6a5 3 lsc:
Al s-l6@5ssc; mould A, sisc; Standard A.
re; confectionery 4. 5lzc: cut loaf, 6 s.l6c;
~ suhes. 81.
fQfper-Nominal
1od-Dull domestic. sS2Q
Asrket opened steady. and closed rather
straits, $20l5
ksHoleum-Firm; spot closed at 1870: De.
nhor, 7Ac.
sosToN STOCK EXCHANGE
sosIoS. Nov l2-Closiry stocks:
sa.son..-.... 81 Mex Central (com). 1917
so"....-.. eS lSsa Diego. ........ l6
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
xllcA0o NOV. II. lin wheat trading was &C.
nervous and unsettled. Some large hour
laen bongat m dArately at lower prices and
= tolo on advances, but trading was largely
Vpsfssofs watched.wall street very closely
vsfe suspicious and traded caution ". The
~ ~ epened strong Ct ~ higher, advanc. d
ne weak aad reported esslng up in the
esket East and rumored troubles in
@es!en abroad, recovered &c. auc-
.. . ~ snd closed &c higher for Deceub aud
"sxosl ior May than yesterday. Receipts,
snipuents SIS 900 bushes.
-. s ~ steady; cash. s7lsc; December.
- aa.-.ssssady; cash, SIC: December size;
y, o. ''' ''7<''
10. tlrm: cash. 1915; January, Sill se1S@
~. ~ 721xtasl2.75.
r.. S-sn; cash, ,6l7Is; January, ss.421<;
Sssaay st eS0S7c.
Quiet q SIC.
SAiaky-SlH
- 49, asfs-s5 s7,<Gs5o; short clear, $3.50
q - Tbs. $a4s(es so
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK.
Nov. l2-Cattle-Receipta I6. 600:
49, ssc rs H@al5; Texans. 81. 259a5 IS:
1f1Sse 1eceipn. o,ooo fairly active and steady:
NY and butcher weights. slSa4 *:
3 - .ea mixed, S.6oGs.sS: light. s. so(ea 90.
80. A. q eeipia 600; slow and steady To
- 1919 natives, t4G4so; Westerns, $500
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WHAT IS 1T

That produces the soft, delicate. peachy com.
plexion and leaves neither traces OF it, appiice-
ton nor injurious efectsf AnsHer: Wisdoms
Robertine. lis famous throughout the land
No isdy's toilet compete witnout il
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20 6raucE 81.

SANTA CRuz, Ca :. Nov. Z. 1S905
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, wash
Dear Sir: I wrote you some weeks ago
telling you of my physical trouble and you
prescribed 0O.D. / have been taking it
seven weeks. After taking It three days
began to get better; have improved right
along and grown strong and well; feeling
so we'll that forget was ever sick. In
fact. was slack about taking the medi-
cines after commenced to get better.
am. very grateful; thanks to the Histo-
genetic medicines. Very respectfully.
MRS. BARNHART.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE MOST MARVELLOUS TOWN ON EARTH

For its size q Fairhaven. No other town was
.vsr known to roll up an sssessed valuation of
S. 600 0C0 (Which means . real value of about
ring q dollar Of debt, and showing . cash bal
anre of $40, 90 in its treasury. This wonderful
progress as we'll Is the unravalled natural i'm
dueements, were well considered wnen the
Great Northern railway made Fsirhaven it Pa
ci6c coast terminus
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vrsrIRrTI.rD rRAIN sRRyICg

Over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining cars
and sleeping cars every DAY in the yeaE eeassae
70 Chicago al miles the snortest rosie. second
com mooationk
9AlkrY THREE HOURS AND fHfkrr-srx NiruFks
ssveo IN reaching Chicago wa this line A.
lAiiberg. city ucket agent us second street.
49,
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$500 REV ~

WE will pay the above reward a.
Liver Complaint, DyspepstA 81
Indigestion, Constipation ex -
cannot cure with Vests Ysg enbIo
when the directions sre strictly e.
Tuey are purely Vegetable. and
give Satisfaction. su ar coated.
Containing 30 pills, rs cents BeW5
terfeits and limitations The Renu|
tured only By THE JOHN @. VIZ
CHICAGO, ILL rold BY KKRK0v|
gists, Occidental bloox. entrance q
nue. aud James street, Seattle Va
night
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6RArTLx. Nov. IL 1890
= thc Seattle clearing house today
81 - -. ran The balances were

1900 ,,...t..- hx-.. :, 49,
. snc =. 800. 4" o.. hs,..s.s 49,
-
..,.,. so.,rr.. 4, tha r..y.
3. .L. nos- s - -, 49, |. .cv isrs
ees'pss 49, -,.t - ~.sr,s.,rs
- oe ~. -" 49,. $50. 49, - cali.
~ I.. nssss = - sos stocks sre fnli
!s! 49, "a. demana. ana faw natives
- -
Il ..s,.te an ouiet. With only apples
=. ssvht Oranges and lemons are
~. !. ~ acme choice stock u held 1t
3l.. -
- -. ara steady, with no large
s.e,set Il weak for the frst time
L 5. u. - snsrs q ! choice Of stock q easy
~ 1ncra were received IN consign.
VI 8 s-st 90. and moved oiTslowly.
x.lS ,ss,rets are unchanged. There
4. - - 6sdore Is present stocks, and prices
':siss - upward tendency stu mo-
IMPORTANT shirAESA
onnng me shipments 9, the osy "ele
1SNine: Two carr shinRies snu g.. cn1
~ - ChicaGos ! esf nops 70 nAr
= - AAsenua rafk nour . ing.
-. 81 hops % hinnet osa aFans'e. .
~ 4eAn mercnandiee % rofuano. :
noords. car coal ana can melcasn'
nDa cef horses and car wagons .
1en1 lumber 70 bisc. a,vsl. : car
66n1ioo 70 en0nomisns CAT peef eno
m1hcanMee 70 bsusfus csls Iescnsn
lo(neA cara mercnsnuise y oesoy'
XIII e 4esieL
sENERAL sHrfxENTh
6nd usschandiss we're shipped from
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Free reclining char cars run through nom
Portland 70 Chicago without chan va me
Union Pacific. A. c. Martin, general aren't .oo
aren't cite dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13
TEN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED

TEN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED
BY taking the Northern Pacific vesiibuied train;
leaves attic sos q m. daily. No change of
cars and 2il miles the shortest route to Chicago;
tourist sleeping cars through. placing pAssen-
gers ia Union depot ten to fifty hours ahead OF
other lines A. Chi berg, city ticket agent, 7l6
Second street, Boston block; e. Tonkin, depot
ticket agent Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

consulsation and prescriptions absolutely
y1RE
send ioe frss book sxplainins the Hissessnstis
System.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

-Four doses Of Moores Revealed Remedy win
make you feel better. II you oonh you cen Ses
81 Is Of any druggist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

sGop's BLESSING TO MANKrSD." say thousendl
who have been cured by Oregon kidney Tea