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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-20
DR. BOWMAN 6 CO.'S
NATIONAL
PENSARY,
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
SEATTLE, WASH.

These we'll knows and reliable specialists sr>so
al chronic, nervous. blood and skin diseases ace
ali acute and chrome diseases Of Rue eye and ear
They the most eminent physiczass On ths
American continent As surgeons they are
NEEVofss DEBILITY. spermatorrhoa. seml
nal Losses Night Emissions, Loss OF Vital Powsrx
sleep eSsness tSloominess, Depression Of SpirIts
AveFSioa 70 society, Nearly DISCOURAGED Tsrk -
Coincidence Dali. IAstiess Unht for study or Rns.-
ness permanently and speedily cured
ALL sexual DEFOEAITNkS and imp~fS-
mants 10 marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. Syphilis cora
pieteiY Grad oated without TIRE Use of mercnrV
kerofuia Erystpeias BlcfcheS. fEuptfOns, Eczefra
Acne Ulcers PtrnplaS. Fans In the Head Al
Bones. etc, pefmanen;iy cured when Others nave
URINARY. Kidney and BLADDER Troubl..
Weak Eacx, Burning Urine. Frequency OF Urn.
nsiins. Urine High tol0red or with Milky s~fs
menK on standing So80rrhoea. Glseg, Cystitna
Narioceie Hydrocels, etc. permanently cured
STkffTURE cured Ia from fifteen To txa.,-
aars Nv the latest nj most scientihc naeshnI. -
TATARRH Throat Nose ard Lang Ty.....~
successfully AMI permanently cured
PfT,E- Fissal Fass1re. Eectal ttcprz perfarsfw
cured without knife, Ifga&nre or caustlc No fefnr.
ton from businssx over COO cases cured Tre@S
rnent scientific sale and painless. wondarfa al n
IspIEs-An Pemaae Weakness nra,,,.,-
c,srsa Headache. Nervous Pruatratioa fse-s~~s1
D4hIIltv sleep fessness, Depression rSw.~s.-
Troubles. Inflammation, liberation Baisln~ M
oareanents Enenorrhon Spfna Wsaras.s
kaney Complaints. Change Of Lfe, csc.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or rRApE.

SAN Francisco, Aug. la.-The whest market
- rather quiet Prices for spot were trine
sesier. owing TO light export demand shippers
~ present are somewhat indifferent buyers
onennss were moderate. Barley is quiet, but
prices for choice feed grades are steady stocks
sN neavy. Oats are quiet and unchanged Re
1ip's hsve been rather light recently. Corn is
nther Grim this morning, although the trade il
q small proportions. sxxE
Simmer fruits came in lightly this morning.
"a, the stocks OF peaches and pears are heavy
80 sa0w OF sale. Gamers are loaded up and no
1sI can De expected from that quarter. Mel
-, we're down this morning, and some poorer
Saaisy sold below quotations. watermelons
move OF slowly.
vegetable market is unchanged in every
supplies OF all kinds continue 20 ar
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MoJAvE, Kern Co., Cal.

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash. /:
Dear Sir-I am glad to tell you that my
wife still continues to improve. Looks like a
different person. Skin clearing up; eyes
look brighter and is feeling better gen.
appetite. We feel glad that we have found
some one who can do her good, and you
will have other patients from this section.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH ROWAN.
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SEATTLE, Aug. ID, 1881.
yrebsuges at Seattle clearing house today
.mouused to 800, 1854 The balances We're $14,-
7sa&.
The producs market presented no features of
.reci.i interest yesterday. Wheat quotations
- urehsnged and the feeling was easier. But
,,sfle q coming In. The iobbing trade in grains,
80 ~ hay continues to improve. Quite an
sraaurt 81 old oats was received Prices are
ss.sdy. A heavy supply OF choice melons was
,reeiysd In the vegetable and fruit market
ouo,stions remained unchanged
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
yurfus the past twenfy-four hours goods ana
uerchandsse have been shipped from Seattle
n The following amounts: By rail-Northern
Hseifc, 2l7 tons; Columbia q Puget Sound,
q tors: Seattle, Lake shore 4 Eastern, 12l
Sound and Alaska Steamship Company's boats,
e tons: W. r. Munroe, Is tons: Buckeye, 10
tons: Multnomah, s tons; Glide, tons; Clara
Rrowu. S tons: !. NJ Renton, tens; Detroit,
tons; San Juan, tons; Grace, tons; A. r.
Robinson, tons; Delta, tons. Total ship
nsnts, 1867 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcEIPrs.
Produce and merchandise have been received
n the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
fonr hours as Ioliows: BY rait-Northern Pacific,
B,s tons: Coiumbia & Puget sound, % tons:
gesttls. Lake Shore & Eastern, 245 tons By
water Vine, 800 tons; w. r. Muuroe, Is tons :
L j. Perry, 20 tons: Utsalady, IS tons: Puget
Mound and Alaska Steamship Company's boats,
IA tons Total receipts, l.37o tons.
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IIrrnpooI ANA 1o-Whaat-

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 19.-wheat-U nehanged.
CoTn-Holders offer spot sparingly. bat are
not Offering futures Spot and August, Is SID,
strong: September, Is SD, strong; October, 6s
SID, strong.
BERLIN, Aug. 19.--The grain market closed
firmer. Rye closed at an advance of 50 pfen-
nige per loo klos and wheat closed at de-
cline OF 80 pfennige per ], coo kilos.
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MINING STOCKS.
Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Aug. 10. - lspecial.l - Wheat
Firmer; valley, s1.50; Wals Walla, Sl45 per
Genital Receipts, 5000 centals.
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THIEL's DETECTIVE SERVICE.

Established 1875,
General Detective Bus ness TraBsac.ed for Corpo
rAtsons and individuals
CHICAGo-sSocx TX hAnce Buli1nx
ST LOUfs-7o0 and 702 olive street
EEW GOkk-s2 &ad 80 Sassan street
81 PACL-tsernan American Bank BuidinE.
DESNEK-Tabor block
PORTLAND-oezc<,r eons -. 80, 20. Al. "a. -
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FOREIGN MARKETS
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Aug. observation-disclosures: Money,
So Lie; money, account 90 lilo. q. 8. bonds
De, ilyl3; Hzs, 1921. Bar silyer-45 Sled per
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JOSEPH ROWAN.
PHGNrx, Ariz., July 30. 1891.

PHGyrx, Ariz., July 30. 1891.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash:
Dear Sir-Having used your remedies in
my family for more than two years with
wonderful success, / feel that no other
remedies can give satisfaction and en-
close symptoms of my nephew's case for
your consideration.
FRANCES A. CURTIS.
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SFCoND-HxsD GOODS.

HIGHEST CASH FRICE PAID FOR NEW
III and secondhand furniture Al Chester's, lis
Pike street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IHE GRAND HOTEL.


J q Conner, La Conner Graham. Chicago
Tins Tenueut 4 W, Tao g W Brsdy. Portland
J II Keller. Chicago 8 oppenheimer, Kent
Julius Wormsner. Pettiboue, Nhatcm
c T Whitney, Olympia W & Hull, Chicago
J lioldberg.S ST u sims. Helena, Mont
W Thornton, Tacoma DE Jorup & ". Ctsal'y
Mrs X DeJorup. Utsal'y I \ Hayes Phi ladelphia
W " Evans, Pattrku. NJ w LChurch. il, Dubuque
Gsybeid, seauim Potter, Fl Paso, Tex
W Given. Portland J Mckinney, ~
G F Mckinney. y Adams, do
TIC McAdsms. Boston r b Funk. Bloomgin, III
Mrs IF Funk. Bl' NTH III | Clark, Racine
NJ A Funk. Blo'mingt'u Duchers.
b SullivanSwf,T Tacoma King. Tacoma
N Fox, Breckenridge Ferry, Pittsburg
J. Cameron, do Hill, do
L 5 Craig, Tacoma aP Anderson, Porch'rd
Mrs Wright, Townsend Alex Bell. Chicago
q b Lone. Centralis J Leland, Portland
Rufus Moore, Chicago K Murdoch. chicago
II r Coate, 81 IN Speek & lam, Tao ms
I c Grant, Dams, Y
P A Edwards, Chicago W u Vincent, sDokane
W Reid n Y DIV Maiony, Spokane
n Addsdcrp, h NcDononsh, PortId
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
wv Young. City CT Leavenwor,h. olymp
A SeufertsSw. TheDals A Msssier, Portland
Louis Betz, st Paul t,eo Messier, DO
W II Nelson. san Fran Eenton, DO
Ii D Cole, sSasit river < Moody, P' Town'd
Peter Aheen&w .fairhn W RurieiEh, City
VIM Il Rice Aberdeen Benneti, Portland
4 Mccoy, Michigan W y scarce, do
I Berkman, city wM Milroy, Pitnburg
W gamlson. NsncrRC Mel Currie. Currie, MINI
Miss NAGstes. Portland Chss Ailss, City
Miss A Brown, do A " Bash, PtTownsend
Mills, Oakland TIE Welsh. 81 Joseph
norsn, Atehison CP Coggshsll. Chicago
4 Patterson, Taeons A Rogers. W atervilie
MS stetson. City Chas Ranso, AnacorteS
CaptHsyener&w.r acoma
The sSooUALxIk.
Rutherford, snoq ME vanbolhenburc, Vic
conner, Ia Conner Miss VI Butler, Whstc'ra
J ii HuloeFta a CD. la Shad. Fautanelle. Ia
Ii White, seattle Nelson, seattle
W n LAzier, do I'D Wo.os,er Y
w Clark, RiooIning'n Z Kendall snoho-.;sA
/ McRedmond, Redm d W Palmer. Portland
T Pearson & wi, Seabk J Cummins 4 Nj 81
] 7 Blackburn, Nashon
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THE HOP MARRET.

fair sized parcel of prime state hops sold
soday At lie aud fair quality of California was
snered at lsac. but failed to ind buyer.
Country reports note the sale OF choice stocks ut
Voc IN Otsego county, and freer offering at loo
there. Samples at the latter price were also
lnown here without attracting great deal OF
nsenuon. Operations were not OF sufficient
solume to clearly define the market. but efforts
p DO business suggested rather a weak under
pne. Crop reports from home and abroad were
lsriaole. AZ Tor some little time past, but had no
Petceptioie influence upon business
MERcHASpIsE
Cohee-options closed firm and unchanged to
" points mp. Sales were 1900 bags, including
august at Sic. 5oCrl6.6o; September slSeC(ai6 Is;
october, SASS; November, si4osgl4 20. spot
aio, steady: lair cargoes, t9c: No :, IKE
sugar-Raw, 6rm: centrifugsis, % test. ZIG
g',c: Mnscovado. 80 test, Sc Sales, 1910 bags
snirIiugals % test, 5 7l6c. to Philadelphia
noias:es sugar, ~ test, lI.l6c: refined. trm
20 SIC; No. 8, l1-l6c; No. 9, sssc: OF A, 40
! s-ioc; mold A, &c; confectioners' A, 4sc;
Jul ioai, Sc: crushed, SIC: powdered, sskc;
rsnu.s'ed. .ssafse; cubes, &c.
Lesd-Dull; domestic, SAIL
Ian-Sieady; straits, SO. 10.
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, Aug la.-Deeember wheat opened
higher, at l.eSla advanced to s.. 04 and broke
ns.Uz'1, arally to sl03ls was then made for
pecemoer, but break soon alter II o'clock
nougnt IL down To $L0lt1, on news from Paris
nat higher prices could not be expected Later
wheat took another up turn for December ad.
uneing 10 $l0itx aal closing strong The news
pom Paris that Russis intended to put an export
suty on wheat caused this. At the close market
nled strong, l1sc higher than yesterdays clos
hg receipts were ]. 1900 bushels; shipments,
laSi,0oo bushels
September corn opened 2Ssc higher, At CSC.
Dlc 10 size and back 20 CSC. and at noon had
pld OF TO o7c
Wheat Firm; cash, s.oaII9si.OSls; Decem-
corn-tisher. cash, esc: September, e7ssc.
uats-firm; cash, 2s4c; September, 1850
Ee-stssdy: sO,lc.
ssrley-Nominal: Csc
naA 'eP'e"noel'
s.sd-steady; cash, se42,s@6.F: October,
saSrs eear-s7. ?os7 50; short ribs, s66s6ae, 20;
0aiaers, u. 0ta6 %.
cHIcAso LIVE STOCK.
saeAso, Aug. 10. = Cattle-Receipts, 1900:
svs. ss ss steady 70 weaker. Top prices for ma
49, M9A9; medium aud good, SsG5.2S;
soskers, ssisaa..5.
negs-Reeeipts. 1900; active aud steady IN
ateh6 Rough and common. 81 5Qts4 20: mixed
~ packers, SS1S4 40; prime heavy aud butchers
ssknu. RasrS.oo; prime light, S. 70tGa9 90:
~Saaa-elsss, ssa5 IS; ErsSsers, 81 5NC1se0
- sneep-Reeeipts, e.oto; steady. Native ewes
ASaas mixed aud wethers 81 -rsdi *,
asxans, sseAo75s; Montana feeders, 81 7SaS.SS
BOSTON STOCK ExcHASsE.
sosros, Aug. l9,--Clpsing:
tNeison.. Stss NexicanCen. fcou) ac,x
burlington. scls "a
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Dept Waste l ysgs

ne sPIaI Cotton iiose having no outside cover
ing 70 hold the moisture Rubber hose does dr.es
axe towel Ds conrSe there limitations. tssFs
are IhRhE bsfS, however. by which you can
1I y lac Gealer - trying - sell Iaters5r hose
1!'e Genuine Spiral has
J. \ black line -Ossa BE sure 10
IS BLACK, not dark bIuer red or
anything bot black.
ii. Ths stencil "'SPIRAL' Patented
March 30, $780," OF every
length.
III. TIE CORRUGATED COUPLING
aDS BAND as in cut.
& ssmp.s XII 81 seat free " yoa ssenfioz fsi5 ps5-
iieatieE. Sold evrryr.tere.
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO., hanf rs. Of Rubber
Betting ard Packing. Bush Street, San Francisco,
Ca. 90 DesOsshirs St. BOslORI EOS Lake ST..
liacago.
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CAIL FOR BIDS FOR HEATING COURT
I house. Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
possis for heating The SnohomIsh county court
house viii be recei we'd by tAe board of county COM
misSionerS Of Snohomtsh county, Washington. st
the Office of the commissioners said county until
August 20, AZ = ociock p. m
such proposals must be accompanied by 3 cerfi-
fed cheek in the sum of $500 TO be forfeited 70
SnohamIsh county by the successful bidder in case
he fails 70 enter into contract Ia good and sufficient
bond in the fun sum of the contract price within
five DAYS from date Of award All bids 10 be
compahied by 8 detail description Of same.
The board reserves tue right TO reject any and Al
bids
Dated Snohomish, Wash, August 5, 1891
By order Of the board Of county comm ,sslo1ers OF
Snnhonatsh county GEO. c RUFF
County auditor and ex-ofiicio Clerk Of Beard
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RAIL VA rs.

6AILWA1S.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the hne 10 take to all points East ana
South. II is the DrNINacAE Route Il
runs through Vesti5ulsd Trains every
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
tNo change of ears,
Composed of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and IN which sc
Communications are both FnEE and furnished for
holders Of frst or second-ciass tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with all lines. A.
rording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can De secured In
sdvancs through any agent Of the read
THROUGH TICKETS
To and rom all points in America, England and
Europe can be purchased al any ticket ONCE Of this
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
For ST. Paul and East, 6:15a a. and 2 90 pm
. Portland and south. e:ls and $3.50 a m and
Forolympia Sis q m. and 2:oop. M
For Anscortes and North. s;l0 o. m and
For Mon,esano and Gray: H.reor: $50 An
For Taeonls and local, e:l5 and $50 3 m:
1875, 100, S:25 and $40 p 70.
rkArss ARRIVE
From St Paul and East ll:5s 9 N. and
IL As p.
From Portland and the south, $40 a m, AIS and
S:45 p.
From Olympia. PAS and s:45 D. %.
From Montesano and Gray's Harbor AIS D m.
From AnacorIes and North. 1910 and 500 D. N.
From Tacoma and local. s:l5, 1859 q m and
2:45 AIS s:4s. IL AS D. m
Time shortened 10 hours between Seattle and ST.
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. elegant
cay coaches finest palace dining cars between Sc
attic Tacoma and Portland direct Daily service
Full information concerning rates time Of trains,
routes and other details furnished on applicar
lion 10
A. n CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass Agt
l2l First ST. cor. Washington Portland. Or.
A. CHILBER' City Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast cornsr Yesler avenue and Commercisi
street Olympic block. Seattle Wash
l. A NADEAU. General A sent and Depot Ticket
Agent. Seattle depot, foot OF Third street.
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TRY THE
NEW OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
South Second and Main SITS.
Restaurant. Everything frst-class. Regu
lar board. IS per week.
COENTT NOTICES.

GALL FOR BIDS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT
~ nStuTes-Notce is hereby given that sealed
proposals. 10 be accompanied by samples of ma
tefiAi ana designs of fixtures. for tue furnishing
and putting up of electric light fixtures throughout
the Snohomish county courthouse. al Snob0rnish
City. Wash. according 10 the plans and specihca-
tiUns file In the commissioners office
will he received by the board of commits
sioners OF Sn0hOmish cnunty Wash. their office
in said county until August 20 AZ . o'clock D. M.
al which hour said bids viii he opened
such proposals must be accom- panied BY certi-
fed cheek in the sum OF three hundred dollars to
be forfeited Ia Snohamish county by the successful
bidder in case ne fails TO enter into contract in
good and Efficient bond Ia the full OF the con-
tract price within FIVE days from date OF award.
No bid will be received or considered unless ac-
companled By a sample OF material tn be- used IN
constructlan aud detailed description and cut Of
design, or by a sample of the fixtures themselves
The boagd reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Snohemlsh August ). 1891.
By order OF the board Of county commissioners
OF SnohomiSh county. tskG. &. RUFF.
County a uditor and ex-oihcio Clerk Of Board.
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$500 REV ARDr

We Eli pzy the above reward f0r any case ~
Liver Complaint. DyspegSi& Sick Heafache, Ia1k-
gestlon. Consli patton Costayeness c4alcs
cure with Vests EsgefsDis Liver PEls ~aen ths
directions are strictly complied With They ars
purely vegetable and never txI give satisfaction
sugaF1oaIed Large hoxes. Containing 50 pills
% esnts Beware VI counterfeits snd limitations
The genuine manufactured only oy THE John q
WkST COMPANY. CHICAGO. Ill. sold by
KEBEow Bros. DruExsts Occidental block. en-
trance On fesisr avenue and James Street, Ssss1a
WISH Open al night
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LASDIS ss = Seattle. Commercial wharf: Tar
coms, ~ r d. K. wharf; Olympia, PercivaTs
MEALS on BOARD
Only boat making round trip sunday
Carries Northwestern and wells-Fargo Express.
ana fast freight
q. B. SCOTT, President
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rrncHAsDIss AND PRODUCE nEcEIrra.
EAsTERN MARKETS.
SILVER PURCHASES.

EAsHIS6ToN CITY, Aug. 19.-The silver pur-
ehases today amounted to $4,000 ounces, for
which s.7st99s Sc cents per ounce was paid.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Aug. i9.-The stock market today
hetrayed less activity than during the last four
dsya and its temper was somewhat unsettled,
ewing 70 the efforts OF those who favor more
phassutiai reaction than has yet been seen.
Burar MS the strongest spot in the whole mar
bet Il advanced steadily, the upward move
nent hsing accompanied by rumors that the
kust had practically acquired spreckels' REIN
wiss. which would be, for certain reasons, oper-
stsd a. independent concerns. The net advance
pt the highest point was "A per cent, and most
u this pas retained at the close. Changers
Wers generally strong in the forenoon, but later
jost what advantage they gained. The close
sss quiet but steady to hrm, with Insignificant
changes for the day.
Government bonds-Steady.
Petroieum-Closing, 65ssc.
MoSKY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call--Easy: closing offered at 2.
Prime mercantile paper-Un changed. Sterling
Exchange 60-day bills, Si.sSll< demand,
hs55x. Bar silver--9slsc.
BONDS
2. 8. 10 {reg.).... Ii7,gU. S. ~ coupon 1907
q. D. n (coupon).. 1l7is Pacific 6s.......... ITO
o. s. 4l8s (reg)... N05s
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RIO SAN FRANCISCO
And all points in
CALIFORNIA
visthe Mt shasta route Of
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
Toau points
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SCENIC ROUTE OF TIE PACIFIC COAST.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs.
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached 70 expires, trains arordng superior 40
conmodauons Tor seeond-elass passengers
For rates. tickets. sleeping car reservations
etc, call upon or address
THOMAS A GRAHAM District PASSENGER Asen,
10 south Tenth street Tacoma wash
e. r. ROGERS Assistant General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. or
STEAMERS.
pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers fsOm Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend ami VIC
toria: Atsp n passengers received On board n
p MI August II, l6, II 20 and 81
Fer Alaska August l6. 81
Sound ports: At 9 q N August 5. 5, Is Is 70
and IS
Tickets may be obtained a. the Office Of the COM
rany. n Ocean dock, Seattle
GooDAI. PERKINS 4 Co
General Agents San Francisco
n. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent seattle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

II win BE- hard 10 make the people
Of Kansas believe thstSpeakerElder,
Sam Wood and . few more Of the
Peoples party leaders have not been
working directly In the interest Of
the money sharks all winter. A
reasonable usury Law was needed.
A Law compelling all classes Of pro-
Perty 10 pay its just proportion Of
taxes wat necessary. A better con-
troll Of the corporations and trusts
was hoped for but none Of these
things have been accomplished, and
why7 For the simple reason that
extreme and outrageous bills were
introduced and the time Of tine ses-
sion occupied In passing them when
10 was known beforehand that they
could not become laws; thai no sane
man would approve Of the SSnates
passing such bills nor the Governors
signing them. These men should be
remembered by the people In the
future and when they want anything
not done they should employ them
at once.-LiRcOlR Republican.
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SINCE the meeting Of the North
west Kansas Editorial. Association
last spring at MaukaiO, Kansas, aud
the excursion tn Galveston, Texas,
where we established the deep
water haTbor, our neighbors Of
Northwest Kansas have seeded
taking with them the name of the
association aud gone into business
on their own hook, leaving. the cen
trail tier Of counties I'm the soup. At
the meeting in MankatO last spring
u was voted that the next meeting
be held liz CLAW Center and Bro.
Valentine, OF The Times, was elect
ed president, aud J. I,eeford Brady,
then Of the Sslina Republican, vas
elected secretary. Now what are
We going ~ do about &C.? Will Rro.
Valentine please let Us hear what
suggestions he has to make and any
others who may have auy Interest
IN this matter. Come brethren
don't be modest in giving al express
sion.-AfHRedpOiis Commercial.
All that this writer has to say IL
that he is working right along as
though he was president, secretary,
executive committee and all else
combined, barring treasurer. Speak
Ing OF treasurer brings to mind the
fact that there IL not q cent to use
for incidental expenses, nor has
there been. In the absence Of in
etruetions, rules or regulations on
the subject, the president has shout
made up his mind to appoint . sec
retery.-Cidg CeRteT Times.
Why not meet In accordance with
the suggestions made In the Gypsum
Advocate Of recent date, aud which
vas copied By salina pspers7 Let
The coyotes take the name n they
waat it, "csstral Kansas" is good
enough for ne.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12
c.i.r.s. ci,,.. 40 ri..,..

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just issued by the Chicago, Rock L.
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20 pages Of valuable inform sti0n,
relating to some Of the principal cit
lee and resorts Of Colorado, with So
beautiful illustrations Of different
scenic views aud localities, engraved
from original photographs, and
which have never before appeared
in any work Of this kind. In the
two last supplementary pages, o
revised list IL given Of the leading
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les and places described, with the
names OF their proprietOFs, the rates
rer day or week, and the charactsR
Of accommodations provided. Copies
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