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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-26
DR. BOWMN 6 CO.'S
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RIM OF THE HARBOR.
Visit OF a Hudson River Steam
boat Magnate.
CAPT. POLITE CAN'T GET sEAMEN
They Demand More Than He VIII Pay
Ship With Water Pipe Arrives
Water Front.

Captain PARROT. OF the Cornell Steamboat
Company Of New York, is in the city, the guest
o. captain Jackson. manager OF the Puget sound
q Alaska Steamship Company Wednesday. az
TIE invitation OF J. r. Mcknight. both gentle
msnf took rice in tie steam launch Aauils 70
ron Gamble and Port Ludlow. In addition 70
M Mcknight, Captain Parrot and Captain
JACKSON, TIE party consisted OF 3. T. Briefly and
A " Anderson At Port Ludlow Manager
"sixer showed the party through the big mill
and tnsn accompanied il 20 PORT Gsmble. After
spending some time ~ the latter place. the
party returned TO Seattle. stopping ~ PORT Ind
low short ti-ns with Mr.. Walker. Captain Par
rots became acquainted with Captain Jackson
when fhs latter was East purchasing the steamer
City OF Kingston, which was originally owned
oy Captain PsrTotf's company and be was the
one who conducted the negotiations for her sale
Inls /. his nrst trip 10 the Coast and he Ii en-
tnnsissue over the beautiful scenery on the
Sound and the general advantages Of the
country.
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TWENTY MILES OF WATER PIPE.



Ship ". H. Lincoln arrived in port yesterday,
l56 days from Philadelphia She was loaded
with lrs0s tons OF Ester pipe, enough 70 Lay
twenty miles. Tor the Seattle wsssr system and
800 tons Of anthracite coal CAPTAIN Daily re-
ported having expsrienced very rough weather
On the voyage, 30 much so that the cargo
shifted, giving the vessel quite a little list TO
port He feared some Of the pipe had been
damaged, 80 be fled q marine protes; with
Commissioner Emery, and today VII lie gen
erai average bond. 50 that in case any dsrnsge
has been done il can be properly npporronec
Tug Aogpt towed the vessel in. and she 70 dis
charging Al the city wharf, At the foot Of spring
street
An numerals number OF nails protruoing
from the sides of the vessel just above the water
line, gave rise 10 considerable conjecture Is 10
tae object fer which they had been driven there
One thouxht -lhey were 20 tear through the ice
coming roand The Hornsn while another sug-
r1ss& fhat they were nor malta II al hlst bsrna-
cles. and 10 E1re weight 70 his statement backed
x with his experisnca a. . seaman : Cert ron
suppose 81 old sailor knows srrthing about bar
DRclesT inquired he, the crowd appearing 70
doubt the truth Of his assertion. why have
seen millions OF them" The true explanation
Of the matter is, that when the vessel was leav-
ing Philadelphia there was considerable
ice on the river, and rough boards
were nailed on It's sides 70 protect il from the
ice. The boards were afterwards knocked Of,
leaving tie nails protruding.
The ship Thomas Dana Is also On the way
10 Seattle with pipe. Hon John Arthur, who 10
now in Philadelphia, sends the following item
concerning this cargo iron the Pailadelphia
Record Of June Is:
The ship Thomas Dana. now at New York, has
been chartered load water pipe az this port for
Seattle, and such other cargo affords itself for
this new and pushing city Of tie far Northwest
- rrSfT @.k1 49,. 1..-. -.
Hustler. which was lost. together with her
cargo OF the PGtago1iA1 coast while bound 10
Seattle Although this pipe, which 10 rnanufsc-
fnred st Gloucester, has 70 be carried over Is 900
miles before il be landed III rs destination.
no firm IN the Western iron towns or foreign
dealers can now compete with the Philadelphia
San Francisco. San Diego and Portland, Or, also
came from this port.
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TACOMA. Wash. June 1. 1901.

TACOMA, Wash, June /. 1891
DR.. J. z. Jordan, Seattle. Wash. Dear
Sir-I have been taking your medicines
seven weeks. and it gives me the greatest
pleasure TO tell You, and everyone else who
viii listen. how much good they have done
me. When I think OF what ! have sui
fered, and how many doctors have tried
their skill on me TO no earthly good, how
they have filed me with morphine. chlorai
and other poisons until was nearly crazy,
and how many hundreds Of dollars my
poor husband has paid ont in the last
three years. before We heard about your
wonderful cures. / am astonished 10 see
myself today able to 60 all over the city.
able 10 do my Homework and after busy
day to lie down and have whole nights
good sleep. Dear doctor, my husband and
/ are very thankful TO you for what your
medicines have done for me.
MRS. JULIA LONSDALE.
2,4oi Pacific avenue, Room q.
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Health is Wealth I

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c1ho5 tona1ca VI &kefztneSs. M~zsag Dersr~sr4o-r
Sc1Sl.ng q TSe Bran. resglflng - tnsnzsfF 80
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g. Sox 81 81 scIea 1E IS. seEs ~ nal prspziz
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WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure arr case &lzA eara or6ex receives Az an
Scr SIX ayszSes Acrrrz szke1 via s. ne wea ssen6
Tie purchaser eur ~rlfte3 g2&-E-1ee r@fAn4 20
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o. Ees3sT ESe@as A16 Sasasa szre><, sesEszA n -
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OCCIDENTAL HoTxl
sSENG ER LISTS.

THOMPSON FALLs, Mont. June 2A--The follow
lug passengers are On Northern Pacific train No.
s bound for Coast points,
!! : land. A Bali. ". II B7en;AnSn. Seattle
J. p Waklen, Nav Quig.ey. John Nc7Sina snd
wife. Tacoma e { Osborne. /. J. riggs ;. J
DrlScoll, Seattle. Q ). SeyEnoGre, / l. LAWYER,
Tacoma Roy Fa1roo-o and wife, Tl.4s Heaeh.
spokane, &1d twenty three second class passsn-
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EASTERN MARKETS.
INV YORK STOCK E1cHAxsE.


INV YORK, June 2a--Tho stock market was
cul and stagaSni throughout, the day, with
closing prices at insignificant changes from las.
nights figures TIE dizziness today was broken
only by the strength n sugar, which rose "a per
cent on light transactions. but the character az
the trading IN sugar. however, prevented its be-
Ing au influence on the rest Of the market. even
aEaoag ether lndusfri&ls.
GovernmenI bonds-Stesdy.
Fstro.eum--Iuly closed st 6Sssc-
ExPoET OF GOLD.
Gcld 10 the amount OF se,Sooaoa has been or.
ssred ios shipment 20 Europe Saturday.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
xhensy on cali. easy. closing offered NJ &
sa1.at nercantle paper. Sss1- Sterling ex
sassse sra: ea-dsy bills, 81 So: demand
e~Sas Be-, silver. loss
RoNps
+ ~. aesl...... ilss.U : as coupon 100
= - .co9poal.. ll7s< Pacific u ..-...... les
~ Neg3 100
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fhs gsa N bsiw. 10 sasH IN iispuss.
Heu kigk; szl % bis ekrisdu frly rws
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And tkn I'D ignansi fsaais--
Vel. If rEx. va Int Eias.ssfk

yoRTH BEyp. Wash, June IL. 1891
Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash,
Dear Sir-r am happy 10 say that two
weeks use of your medicines has done me
30 much good that am going TO start out
prospecting tomorrow The pain in ny
eyes has almost entirely vanished.
Yours truly,
HERBERT G. POWERS.
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srATTIE ~ GnnDs sTnRF

We have INST received ls-gs shipment o.
various sizes a. Esgs. suitable for the Fourth q
July celebration. which We &-e prepared 70 SCI
81 r1sn GtScturers Prices 4 souvenir Exg pre-
seated 20 every lsdy With ehilGTe2 visiting or
store between Eow AMI shs Fourth. Seattle Dry
Goods store. SIS second street
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Deaths and Funerals.

George, infant son OF George and lsshe4la
Harvey, died a. lae family residence rs Main
street, "Wednesday nlgas cf measles The re-
mains were buried yesterday afternoon a. 4
O'clock In tie lake View cemetery, ReS. =. c.
Garrett officiating
Joseph Cosciate, patient 81 Tire Provides 90
hospital. afflicted WIKI cancer o. the stomach
Cisa yesterday. He was about - ye&rs Of sac
HIS remains were removed 10 Ronney & stew
arts and the funeral viii probably take place
~
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A PIONEER CLERGYMAN.
Rev. Peter Il. HvIand Attending the
Eniscopal ConNocafion.

Episcopal Convoeafion.
Among the delegates 70 the Episcopal eozvo-
cstion in session here dU-i3g the past two days.
were Rev. and Ms Peter Z. Eylsnd, O. Blaine.
NJ HylSna Is the pioneer Episcopal clergyman
os the state Re cane 20 the Northwest II 1851
and he las 81 different tines lived il Portland,
Olympia and Port Townsend When he came &c
do missionary work in Washington The only
Episcopal church ~ss 81 olympia al have held
services al Seattle. Sseilzcoo3, Tacoma and 81
TIE early settlements Of THE sound. he said
"In seattle preached bsio-e any church w1s
termed. and n fsef ! helped 20 organize Trim
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MINING STOCKS


PORTLAND. June =. 80 Especial - Wheat -
Quotations nominal; Willamette valley, ys5
Per centAi: waIla wslla. sl4S 2eE ceatzs Re
ceip.s, none.
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RAllRoAo srocxa
SKKcEASoEsR.

Eors-Nery quiet
a. ,o1-sair orders are reported Ia A.x. 49,.
- ior several brands Of new AI.sss 80 Sa
e. flver ssimen from lccxl sTsi nss- - -
Go :, AlpAfent1y there is rather rsa-e Inris,'s-
spxsnsnis. ''N@' % maze SaeTe liberal
esrs. sels1o1s opened irregular, 5 20 3, r.,srs.
pass e-os<d steady s26 urcharTaS - -
la = ~ .. saies we're Sa.Soc BAGS ipelSs.,.<
ssssssSs4eNsSi July, 80. sssl6.Ss; August
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Q.KTn purely vegetable sa2 80 pheasant;
that TIE NOS; delicate WOMEN and smallest child
take II without Giazcuisy.
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No visitor to Seattle should fail 10 take trip
On LSke sshIcgFoa. Take the 1eslsf syc2Ce
cable cars and Ike stexnle- Kirkland
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FINANCIAL

LONDON. June z5.-Closing-Consois: Money,
3 5-l6: money account, IS I-ls; e. d. a. lisx<;
=. 4zs. 112 Bar silver, sd per ounce
Money, 54Gz< per cent
BKEADsrUFFs
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Whest-Demand poor.
Kansas winter. hard and duh at s. I'd: No. 2
req spring, duh It 70 llszd
Corn-Demsnd poor for spot and fair for fu.
lures Spot and June, So 81. steady. July % sd
steady August. % ed. steady
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
z sss Hne 10 take 70 an poauss Ea-s .ns
ro1fh II Ia the r1yrSerAx EorTE n
rus through yes1abza@a Trains every
Gag N The year 70
sT. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
lSs change a cz-s
ecnFose1 81 Dining Cars UNSURPASSED. Pullman
Drawing Room S5eepe-x q LATEST
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
BeE fhEt can BE coastracsea aas IN which n.
scznodassens b0sh SKEx ard furnished for
1~1-eH @ n-sz 90 ssc8Es6-class sScks.s. and
ELEGAST DAY COACHES
or tnnocs lsns eonDeeasnr with al HinssL AZ
Hr1a III c1r-es and uninterrupted service
rall-nan sleeper reseryatinrss can n.s secured n
l1 s--'o4Se any agent u TIE -nsd
THROUGH TICKETS
70 &c ron al points IL Arasr1cA- En=taad ana
pe car b Purchased Al arg ticket osce u this
TEsIss LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS.
fr * Paul and Eass, s.l5a n and 2-o0pm
q ~. ,a.zo and sozth. e.l5 AID s-S9 o. K and
For Olympia s:ls = n snd 24oep m
x.fse AaAeorses and Nsrth. $40 q II and
Fog Iseon.s ss 81 io S SIS ssd go a "a:
iz-zs' ZOO. SIS and $40 p n
TRAINS Arrive
1ITa 3 Paul and East ll:5s n u and
Prom Portland sne tie soush. $40 - u Ais and
rfom olympia. 2:ss and s:45 .. m
EuA M0rS-tSano and Gray Ea-ooY. Ais ,. m
Fron znacc1ss aad Norsh, l2;ie and 500 p N
.. roE Tacoma and local s:s5. 11-59 . IA and
1s4S. Ais s.s5, Has n n
Paul - - - -
InfelEh Pullman Palace slsEpsng Cars. elegant
- csacces, nnesT palace dining csrs between Sc
are; IsooEna and Portland direct Daily ss-vie.
III Information Concerning rztez- time Of trains
routes End other details furnished O. appliear
A. D CHARLTON. Asst Gen Pass Az
III F1rxf 81. COR. Washington, PorFlsnd Or.
A IH1LEERG, City Passenger and TScxef Aw~-rs
southeast corner Yesler avenue and Gem -r.ias
E-rte1 Olympic block. Seattle Wash
4 a SADEAU T. General A emf and Depot Tscksf
Agent. Seattle depot, foos Of Third street
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Fine onyx and h-oaze clocks Seth Thomas
hall. gallery ard rz2ntel clocks 81 q discount AZ
Esose1s, ~ Fross street
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twill make yoaz cozpse xioz soft Is rel
ves sid IS fresh hooking Is : morning gso-y.
NssGozas famous Eooe-rae
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Meas French hzla-sggSn underwear * csztx
Oppenhelms-s second and Spring.
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wRithzr7. Klgia. Howard and E1e Swiss
watches g. a discount 81 Ea1se2s 20 tToEl
street.
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STEAMERS.

CTKANEES EASTERN oEEgox Axn Pzv
- naez. IN eozDeceton st1a Can.11An Pnctnr Rsll-
ALTERSATINs DAILY, As FOLLOWS.
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To SAY FRANCISCO
And al points In
CALIFORNIA
viAthe Nj Shasta route Of
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To AL points
EAST AND SOUTH
TEE scxs1c xor-x OF TIE PACIFIC COAST.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached % EXPRESS trains aEordtng superior &C.
nUodA-lOns Tor sec0nd-clsss passengers
For nses. tsckefs sleeping car reservations
etc. cz1 upon or address
THOMAS A GRAHAM District Passenger Agent,
,za Sosth Tenfh street. Tacoma Naah
= r &1sGEfSSs ASSISTANT General Freight and
FRsssn9er Agent. Paylian6- Or
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CAUTIoN-The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in bat one agency IN each
town The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: DIR. ]. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE RAINIKR.

Ihk
Miss Miller, Tao FgKelley, San Fran
o g Beach. Dowagisc II " Clark, Hadloek
{ smith. Portland Lewis, city
Mrs q Rawson. city L Turner, city
A " Blgelow, fscoma Ms BAN, Tacoma
G kawsor. II p. city W q Gushing. Min polls
I Wright. New York W u Z Rice. Aberdeen
c NekenEie, n nah Ms Mckenzie, Sn n h
G BSughuaan, T D4Dghsy, san Fran
BIB seymour. fai-hAven J : Pishon, Denver
N EsheTg and Tife,s Milton ksherg, F
v 1 Haggn. Chicago D AscMG rchy, Portland
II bTYpton. Portland Mrs k&wsol, City
I Turner, City n Levy, co
? Lynch. TScona Z e Finch, Aberdeen
d Dodge & VT Mss Lue OatmAn
Ms Gllluly Miss Mabel GillEly
WIN Wesi, - psni Mrs. Allen. Olympia
Wm Prosser. y lskA shaw, Helena
Mrs Peter White. Cal Miss Mabel " aite. Cal
Geo Brown, F sB Lsteriy q ST. Iowa
W Bar VIII To q Hogan. A2Ecortes
Z PeArsoll. Chicago
The sSoouALNIK
A Poison. Ia Conner Mrs DLwaIker. Tacoma
J schorieaberg &w. Go M.ss - Bsien. ChicsEe
N Reese, PORT Gamble q BOyce, SnoquGlraie
DA Brooks, do & Brown, Tacoma
j Baker & :. 90 ] A Anderson. Eictor!a
L Petersor,. Richmond 4 : Richardson & T. - ?
] Crane, san Fran q 4 kenfe & {. ~ Law
II WatterEon. seattle T. >hu-I. Tols
J Conner. L cumberland J BILLINGS. Chicago
J Moore. GO c stevens, ssznwOoc
G Coleman Nv, do Payne, co
Mrs. NJ tsspgan, Dalo sgsl. do
A II Jose, North Bend ; Aehriace-. san
N gadsoa, Tacoma L Tabor Portland
L. q Thomas. - ta24 a AAE1agn. NsC1Or4&
Ghittenden, Sfcek:n u u Ducolne. Portland
c r Moore. Chicago A Baldwin. - Louis
Mrs Minnxrd. Donaldvl L Tanning & al. Ftld
Mrs c X CranErsr, City Ms Il Mccoy. CITY
] Parry Tolt W Davis, Toit
" u Morris. Tolt " 3 1ounKin. City
W Ogden AuAcorses : X Curtis, Slty
Void, Gilman 6Sgwell, Iolt
q " Bennett. Wash ton
OCCIDENTAL HoTEL
NJ Springer City y 2 OYTnstsAd & ". Tea
" L Meredith, CITY + 7 Miller san Franco
Miller. CITY krNnk SourlS. Portland
Pc Mllson & ", sp'gfd Fr2nk chaplin, Helena
: Bradley New 10-k e + Annei. New York
n Goes OLYMPIA u II Richardson. : T
& Z He-ziuEe-. Portla'c WA HaEpeasx. Winni'g
/ Amman kw Raiuer,O or
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Fire w~seh and .ewsI-y repairing 81 HEassai
- Fro-l st-eel
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DREMIER TIME TABLE
BoUyp SOUTH.
LEAVE
BoUSp xoKvz
LEAVE

JOHN IRVING, Manager
= A O'BRIEN, Master
The company reserves the right 70 change the
above schedule without notlcs-
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DON'T

Don't cheat yourself
out Of a good smoke by
taking a poor I'M tation
for the genuine Seal Of
North Carolina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
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COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
" Navigation Company, commencing SATURDAY.
March :.
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY GATZERT
z J. HATCH Master.
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TIE pr0ET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
i &e9ksiA
Fssc - eapssaf. yssca 900
Ezy and ssn <cresxn xr1 domestic exchange:
EEnsfxx rnonsy ~ teleRrkph 70 81 cities I'm the
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