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DIR. BOWMAN & CO.
sN Commercial St, Seaith, Ka,h
Al Chronic and Complicated Diseases
of Men, Women and Children
Speedily Cured.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, spe-mAtorrhpa, Semi.
raj Losses, Night Emissions Loss OF Vital Powers,
sieepiessness. 0!oomiDes5 Depression OF Spirits.
Aversion TO Society. Nearly Discouraged. Lack of
Confidence Duh, L!stless. Unfit for study Buai-
ness permanently and speedily cured.
ALL SEXUAL DEFURMITIEB and iupedi-
nents 10 marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES Syphilis, COM
pleteiy eradicsied without the use o. mercury
scrofdls, Lrysipelas. BLoteaes. Eruptlous, ECZEMA
Acne, Ulcers, implies. Pains IN the head and
Bones, etc. permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY. Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Weak
Back, Burning Urine, Frequency OF Urinatins
Urine High Colcred or with Milky Sediment on
standing. Gouorrhoaa elect, Cystitus, Varlcocsle,
Hydrocele &C., permanently cured. Charges
Reasonable.
STRUCTURE cured In from fifteen TO twenty
days by the latest and most scienti DC msthods
oATARRE. Throat, Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully AID permanently cured.
DR. Bowman & Co. are the Oldest and most re-
liable speciality firm in the Pacific Northwest
having been established In the city of Chicago In
1857.
The seattle oflco is under the personal supcs
vision Of Dr. Bowman.
olice hours-s a. m to s p N Sundays 10 .
n 70 IL n
y. B-Persons unable 70 visit % may be trea.sd
81 their hcrnes By cc-rsspoadsnc& Consultstioa
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POISONED BY MISTAKE.
fremont Woman Takes Morphine for
Quinine, but still Lives.

About p o'clock last night woman was
seaght in on car from Fremont suffering
s9n The effects Of largo dose of morphine.
= al husband, who was with her, took her to Dr..
b NJ Miller's Office
eao'tir afierward a Posi- lSTELLIGEScER re-
FV''ef called AZ DR.. MIller's Office and, in re-
.soase to questions as 10 the circumstances Of
&c poisoning, was told by the husband, who
s ave his name as William Martin, that the
n y had been taken by mistake for quinine.
as said they lived at Fremont and his wife had
=. .s4'gh' lever and took two powders of what she
supposed 10 be eu.nine
ANFons emetic was given her Immediately,
sn'eh caused her 70 vomit up. the drug while
.oa1ng IN on the car 20 secure medical attend
soce' thus probably saving her life At ! o'clock
=. was considered entirely ont OF danger,
~ Suoga Dr.. Miller was still in atten dance upon
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Henry Fitzgerald. Patrick Flahe-ty, Augusta A.
Fuller. David d. friekeltou, Laurence NJ. eau,
Dennis A. Holland. John Hane. Ole : Hagen,
William J. Hagan. Richard NJ Higrs, David c.
Hay, John {. Harris, Hugh l. Jones, Alfred
knutZen Wade a. langley. George A. Neon
nell, LORENZO A. Mattescn, Eli Marsolais. b. Pit
Olson, lars Johan Olson. William :. Pulver,
Robert X. Peden, Duncan c. Robertson. James
\. Sandyigen, Heinrich schmidt. Jacob o.
Sunde, John I. Smith, Wallace F. small, Mary
T. Teshera, Lawrence Thysen, Jacob Tobisson.
Henry I. Walsworth. Robert J. Waleh, Thorn
hill Walker, James Watt.
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THE BOARD OF WORKS.
Anchor and Chain Needed for the New
Buoy.

Buoy.
At the meeting of the board of public works
yesterday more correspondence relating to the
fire hose was submitted, Messrs Moran repeat
ing that it was the seyen-inch suction hose
which had failed. The secretary will commu-
nicate with the supply house.
The building inspectors report shows that
last week the value of buildings for which per-
mits were issued amounted to siS,l71.
An are light was petitoned for Grant street
bridge and the matter will be inquired into.
Port Warden Rogers recommended purchase
of an anchor OF 1850 to 5000 pounds weight,with
about ninety fathoms of q or 3-16-inch chain,
for the new buoy. 1t will cost about $1,000. He
advises that it be put in forty fathoms and be
placed to the southwark of the Oregon Improve
ment Company's buoy.
A petition for water pipe on Garfield street to
Jacobs avenue, on James street to George
avenue, and on Jesse to George, was referred
for report.
Fred E. Sander petitioned for the improve
ment of Columbia street, from Third to Fourth
street; was sent to the council.
Several petitions for sewer, water and other
work were referred for report.
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DIDN'T PASS INSPECTION.
sn'factor Whelan's Plumbing job
Must he Done Over.

r Aalsn, city inspector OF plumbing, yes
sfday notified NJ F. Backus, cashier OF the
=, "en'ngion National bank, that the plumbing
= Ae building on the southwest corner of
As ana Fourth streets, owned by the bank and
r. Phillips, would have 10 be repaired at
ssa a This action has brought out some pecu-
"a iacts concerning now the work was done by
sae = IL. Whelaa and by what means he secured
he building in question is known as the
sss'a house Some time sgo il was found
1,,sssaiS to make changes in the plumbing. &.
- "ns4aa got the contract. Ills plans wero
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Sawed q Finger on.

George Carpenter, an enploye OF the Ameri-
can Lumber Company ct its shingle mill at the
head of the bay, was taken TO Providence hos
pital yesterday, suffering from circular saw
cut which severed the forefnger of the left
hand and ripped the thumb and two fingers 20
the bone. DIR. Van Dyke was calico and ampu-
tated the bleeding stump OF the forehngcr at the
third joint. Carpenter suffers considerable pain
and finds difficulty in resting.
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ERUPTION OF THE SKIN CURED.

Ed Venney. Brcekville, Ontario. Canada, says:
have used BRANDRETHs Pulls for the past
fifteen years and think them the best cathartic
and anti-bilious remedy known. For some five
years suffered with an eruption OF the skin that
gave ME great pain and annoyance. tried dit
ferent blood remedies, but, although gaining
strength, the itching was unrelieved. j finally
Concluded to take thorough course Of BRAN
DRTTas PILLS. ! took six each night for four
nights, then five. four, three, two, lessening each
time by one. aud then for one month took one
every night, with the happy result that now my
skin Is perfectly clear and has been ever since.
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". p Ssyward, the owner OF the Port Madison
mill, who was recently sued by Dexter Horton
Co to recover the large sum of s227, 76s Sc,
fled petition yesterday in the superior court
10: the removal of the suit to the circuit court
Of the United States The petition will be heard
on February IL, before Judge Osborn.
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r,o,, petty to Grand Larceny.

Frank Olsen, who was arrested by officer
Powers last Saturday on suspicion OF stealing
an overeoat. was booked on a charge of grand
larceny Yesterday. He is now accused OF steal
inr watch from F. W. Feneer. sailor. Fencer
lost his watch while drunk and yesterday he
identified the watch found On o-sen when
arrested as the one that was stolen from him.
Olsen will be given hearing before Justice Won
ToheI tniay
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VIII BE Tried Before a Jury.

]. Capecci and p. Al!adio. the proprietors OF
the New Arlington restaurant. WHO were ar
rested last week at the instance of the Seattle
Rod and Gl,n Club, upon charge OF violating
the game laws. were arraigned for hearing before
Justice Won Tobel at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. They demanded jury trial and the case
was Sc. over until o'clock this merning. They
are charged with selling pheasant. q teal duck
and snipo out of season.
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Eouud Over for Deadly Assault.

James Lane, who stabbed W. J. Sloan yestsr-
day morning as a result of quarrel over Mex
lean girl who resides in Whitebhapel, waived
examination last evening before Judge Rivers
upon charge OF assault with deadly weapon
..t no was bound over for trial in the superior
co,,rt Ills bonds we're fixed at $500 Lane is a
eook and has teen employed on the steamer
CLARA krown
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CONGREGATIONAL Minister'S, Meeting.

The Congregational pastors OF the city, at
their regular meeting yesterday morning at
Plymouth church. listened to a paper by Rev.
W. W Ferrier upon the subject o; "Foolishness
in Preaching" The paper provoked some dis
cussion. Those present were: Rev. W. W. Fer
rier, Rev. George II. Lee, Rev Wallace Nutting,
Rev. NJ. p. Jones. Rev. Mr.. Strong and Rev. Mr.
Greene The next meeting will be held In two
Ia
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were read, showing the general condition OF the
affairs OF the society during the past three
months. Tho outlook for the future was de-
seribsd as very promising. The pulpit supply
committee was not ready to report upon sue
cessor to the Rev. Levi Gilbert.
The Epworth League OF the same church also
held its regular quarterly business meeting and
audited q lot OF bills
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WIN Answer for Grand Larceny.

louie Anderson, colored, who was arrested
THURSDAY upon charge OF stealing watch
and $40 in money from c. W. Johnson, a ar
Ls,-s,, ssloo,- Keeper. waived examination be-
fore Iudge Rivers Yesterday upon charge OF
Grand larceny aud was bound over 10 the super
tor court for trial His bonds were nxed at 900
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Conversational Fellowship Meetings.

The first OF q series of fellowship meetings by
the Congregational ministers OF Seattle and sur
rounding towns will be held at Edmcnds today
and a number of Seattle pastors and laymen
will attend. Rev II. d. Shepard, of Black Dia-
mond, will preach in the morning, Rev. Robert
Bushell, of Christopher. in tho afternoon and
Rev. wailsce Nutting, of Seattle, in the even
ing. The next fellowship meeting will be held
at Brooklyn next Tuesday.
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Building Permits.

Permits were issued by the superintendent of
buildings yesterday as follows:
Webb Il Co.. two-story brick vault on lot 5,
block 6, Msynsrd's, $50.
j. =. West, One-story frame. lots IL and l.,
block ), Walla WaIla addition, 500
W. b. Lariner two-story dwelling, lots 9 and
10, block ., Wa,la Walle, Sl,6O0.
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Meeting of St. Marks Club.

ST. Marks Club held a meeting last night at
the Chamber of Commerce. Charles Shepard
read paper on "When and Where Shall the
New ST. Marks Church Be Built" The discus
sion which followed Mr.. shepard's remarks was
interesting and general No definite conclusion
was reached Rev. D. C. Garrett was unable to
attend on account OF illness.
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An Architect Wants His Paw,

z ". Houghton brought suit yesterday
against the Sedro Land and improvement Com
psny to recover s6i3.96, which he claims is due
hin for services done by the firm of architects,
saunders d Houghton. The interest of the
other partner, Saunders, in the claim was
transferred to Houghton.
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7. one of the chief blessings OF every home. To
always insure good custsrds, puddings' sauces
etc. use Gail Borden Eagle Brand CondeAsed
Milk. Directions on the label Sole oy your
rrrnrar and drlrrrisf.
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snsl Pill sa.l s..e, sn.!l Price
CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SPECIAL
DISEASES Sk1LLFULLY TREATED.

DIR. f.. g. johnson has returned from New York
city with special facilities for the treatment of all
classes of Chronic Malades
While there he procured the most modern Elec-
trical Appliances, including the Hofiman-Va Ho,i-
ton "Eiectro-Therapeutic Cabinet Bath" valuable
adjunct in the treatment OF Chronic Ailments; also
n Pneumatic Cabinet" the latest and most sue
cessful method Of treatment for Diseases of the
Lungs. y
These Cabinets, the only two in the state used as
accessories to the best methods of treatment given
at the POSTGRADUATE and other leading New York
hospitals and clinics, enable DR.. Johnson to treat
with the best results obtainable all the Chr onic
Nervous and Special Diseases, including all Dis.
eases of the Lungs all Kidney Diseases, Diseases
OF the Liver, Dyspepsia, all Skin and Blood Dis
eases, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, all forms
of Female Diseases, Rectal Diseases, Genlto- Urin-
airy Diseases, Nervous Debility and all ailments
arising from Weakened Nervous system.
Office rooms 5, and Scheuerman block north
west corner Front and Cherry streets, Seattle,
Wash.
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MI Mcmillan still remains in the city, and
Rev. J. NJ. p Hickerson is supplying the pulpit
temporarily. 1t is probable that new pastor
will be secured in a short time and that the dis
united church will once more come together in
unity,
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Patents at the Land Office.
The following cash patents have been received
at the land Office from Washington City:
Pierre Barnes, Neils Burnes, Henry c. Brom-
ley, Frank !. Barwell, Clyde 8. Chase, Thomas
]. Cothern, Robert C. Colyin, William Fisher,
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Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pills?
They are positive cure for sick headache and
all the ills produced by disordered liver. Only
one pill dose.
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METHODIST MINISTER'S MEETING.
Pastors OF City CHURCHES Discuss Theme
of Eternal Punishment.

The Methodist Episcopal ministers of the city
held their regular bi-weekly meeting yesterday
afternoon in the parlors of the First N. E.
church. There were present. Rev. Z. D. White,
pastor OF Haven church; Rev. Z. s. Stockwell,
pastor OF the city missions; Rev. Alfred Inwood,
of the Battery street church; Rev. II. Alling, of
Asbury church; Rev. 5. A. Bright, of Trinity
church; Rev. c. A Pressing, of the German
church, Rev. J. A. Johnson, of the Swedish
church; Rev. j. VI. p. Hickerson, Rev. Mr..
Pearson and Rev. Mr.. Drees.
report was made by each pastor OF the work
in his charge, Mr. White reporting that his
church would soon be dedicated free of debt.
Mr.. Bright read an interesting paper, giving
his views OF eternal punishment, and the paper
was discussed by Mr.. Stoekwell and Mr.. Inwood.
Mr. White and Mr.. Inwood were appointed
delegates to the Epworth League convention at
Tacoma tomorrow.
At the next meeting, which will be held in
two weeks, +. Z. Fahs, of Ballard, will read a
paper on "ChristiGn Perfection"
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mocr6ticos. os.-Absurdos democrAti-
coa.-Delir;os democraticos. - La
libertad de la Oatadra.-Libertad
contra dereoho.-La igualdad so.
cial.-La igualdad en- la historia.-
La igualdad ante la raz6n.-La So
beranfa.-La demagogia. Los hun
nos m m1dernos.-La revoluci6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfusi6n y caos.-
Ell Elnihilismo.-Propagandas demo-
ledoras.-Oancer social.--Antino-
mias y anomalfas.-El mayor de
los errores.-Alla va la nave.-Epi-
logo y conclusion.
De venta.-En la Impyenta del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Precio.-Un peso cincuenta cey,-
tavos ejemplar.
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FUEGOS LRTIFICIiIES
Y VOL n DO r E y.

ri que suscrlb., bastante conocl-
do del p6blico y aoredita h pirot6e-
nico, ofrece aus servlcios profesio,
males 4 todos los que gusten hon
rarale CON sus psdiios, en- Ia segu-
ridad de Que seran complaci los con
al esmero y pun, ual,dad q1e ys
tiene acreditados tanto en- esta Isla
como inera dc ella; eonstruye &
caprioho ruedas, cas'illos. IA, hata
y muhecos jngando la espada cua
gueFreros or campo de batalls
Los Sres Alcaldes, Caras pArro
COS J demGs sn,ojidAde. J PARTON
lares son los que paedsn sallr mas
ncneneiAdos con los eoeaigos gu
50 slrvAn ofdenar, pu@s -l mismo
artiho!efo SC eompsome 4 IL Ter
sonalmcnts Al pnugo que - lc dc
signe para dirigir los fncgos
Reeioe 6tirnes cn casa do Ca
Sscs vieen,e y ca, Almaeeaisias
ca IL Marina. s en- 80 domleillo, o.
lado de Ia GallsrA, rn el barrso de
PnessA dc T!egra.-E Dscaae IA lal
YsysE<eatssa
B<Riis Fer a&sSss SAneAss.
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Loci6n antiherp6tica
DEL DIR MONTES.

Es ell mej,r medicamento para
curar las herpes , guitar Ia pica-
z6n en- el momento de aplicsrla.
La Loci6n estG peifumads, qui-
ia Ia caspa evitsndo a caida del
cabello y hace desaparecer los ba-
rros, empeines, manchss y espini
las en- Ia cara. Exito SECURE 6
Immediate.
Pidase en- todas las Boticas de la
Isla. Al por may or, casa del senior
GuiIlermety, deposi:ario.
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A V T y O.

La Sociedad agri,ols mercantil
que glraba en- esta plaza bsjo Ia 70
z6n social de Castro y Co.iszo. ha
quedado disuelta por escrltura otor-
gada en- esta fecha ante el notario
D. Abelsr 10 O jas, ha,iendose car
20 de Ia liquid sclon. de 10 m'sma el
sosio de squella D. Agustin Co.
llaEo.
Juncos, Il de Jalio de 1892.
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La agencia FAbra nos telegraffa
acerca del asunto:
Paris, JUNO 26.-Las exequias
del capita israelita M. Mayer, muer
to recientemente en- duelo, han
llamado extraordinaria aHuencia de
p6blico, pero no se ha sehalado
incidente alguno digno de men.
ci6n.
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AMIGOS DE TODass
PiLD0RAS HOLLOWAY,

Millones lie personas, en- todas
as parties del mundo, recomi ndan
dichss Pildoras como el mejor res :
taurativo de la salud q ,e Sc como
ce. Elias curan todas las afeccio. :.
aes del coraz6n. del higado. de
est6msgo, de les rihones J de los
intestinos, = remueven Ia acrimo-
nia; Ia natulencia y Ia cardialgia,
sxpulsando de Ia ssngre toda i'm
pureza, fortsleciendo completamen:
to ell sistema ner sioso y dsndo an
ono saiudable Ia orgsnlx aci6p
rem raj.
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UNGUENTO HOLLOWAY.

Este maravi!loso balsamo SAM
nfaliblemente Las heridas sntiguas,
a. llagss, = los males de plernss y
ie pecho. Por medic de su In
tiuencia las 6lcsras virulentas to.
man muy pronto IN aspecto con-
valecieute y desspareesn. Jamas
LEILA, este ungneuto fsrrigersnte
lie producer una cura perfeota de
as afeaclones de ls miel, los cons
'ipados, las toses = al reumatismo.
.6n oaando 81 he apelado en- vano
s.todos loa demsa ramadioa.
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SANTORAz... 8 /.

Domingo, 17.-San Alejo, con-
fesor.
Lunes, 1S.-Ssnta Sinforosa y
sus z hiJos martires.
Msrtes. 10. - Santa, Justa y
Ru6na. virgepes y martires, y
San Vicente de Paul, confssor,
Fundsdor de las Hy.s dc Ia Ca
ridad.
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ANON CLOS.
II. SILV A
TETU n 37.-OAPITAL

Oorsulsdo de Meji,c, Barquero
aomisionists, Agepta princiral de
la Oompahfa ger erhl Trssstisnti-
que (vapf res francese J, Oorrespon.
sal del Credit Lyounais { 9 Paris, BE
preseutante de lns Establec M en-
tos de Gail de Paris, de Ia Gem
psH'a &c Ssguros contra inoendics
" No. wich Union, W de la Oompa-
la es afola Aliabza de asegurs =
' res" de Ba celone. Tiene SUI
ursal en- Aguadills.
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In ir1lllliT llIall'
1e Antopte Navarro.
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