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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25

Books by Mary J. Holmes. Agnes Fiem-
ing, and Marion Hariand. &c.
Books by Southworth, Caroline Leo
Hentz. Francis Burdett i5c.
-Four sets OF Edna Lyall (houndr 5Oc.
set.
See those lovely Wrapper and Shirt
Waist styles.
Paris Cambrics." Use. worth l5c.
Some very latest styles in Pacific Waist
and Dress Cheviots, Lie. a yard.
Remnants Worsted Goods. in pieces
from TO - yards. All qualities IN these
remnants-Sl goods are Doc, Sl.JO goods are
75c.. TJc goods are 81 lie, zoe. goods Be,
40c goods Sc, . and Doc. goods l0c., -lc.
goods 10 and II lie. "A yard.
500 pretty japanese Fire Screens, loc.
each: Mems Outng-Cloth shirts an sizes.
ISc each, or three for Soc; Ladies' SILK
Shirt-Waists. were s.. 81. and $50 now
S29S Have you seen those Ladies' Pretty
Laundered Shirtsy i5c. each. Some more
Ladies' indigo-Blue wrappers. o3c. eaSn,
Mons Laundered Neslisee SHIRTS, Ietey
and neat styles, soc. each; Pure Linen
Loom Damask and Dice Pattern Towels.
size 22xi6 inches, II lie. each, Pure Linen
Hemstltched Towels. extra quality. Nc
each Ladies' Jerseys, ranging IN value
from 75c. to $3.50. your choice BE. each.
Boys Knee Pants that were s0c., now
25c. for all sizes.
August Faye 1T Gle Fine Extract. all
!
500 yards Housekeepers' Flannel, very
nice for childrens gowns. &c, &C.. a yard.
DRESS GOODS.-GIeat reductions all
through our Dress Goods Department.
Sllk-Finished Henrietta, IS inches wide.
all cOlors, price was 81, now b9c. yard.
Double Width, Solid Color Henrietta,
in black. navy. garnet. cardinal, brown.
plum, and several other shades, lVc.
yard.
Pattern suits that were SIS now IS. Pat.
n4f
Art Dress Goods that were Il yard
now soc. a yard.
All-Wool Henrietta. I'm all colors and
black. 81 l-2c. "A yard
3S-lnch Henrietta, IN an shades and
black, that was tc., now Nc a yard.
An colors and black Nl-WoOl Habit
Cloth, the $3.50 quality. 75c. yard.
All colors and black All-W DOL Habit
Cloth. the SOC. quality. fSc. a yard.
CkA\ANNETTE-th now dress mate
rial for spring-all shalings, the prettlest
goods made, Soc a yard
Double Width Worsted Plalds, Stripes.
and Solid Colors, ~ i-2c yard.
White Spreads. great quality. at 50r.
Full size White Spreads at .sc.. value 81.
Nl.50 quality White Spreads. So. each.
Mems gQc. Jnlaundsred Shirts. guaran-
teed The best I'm the city.
-, All-Wooi Cloth, In all colors and black.
Pc yard.
Some special values I'm Black satine
Waists, l5c, 81, Si25, $3.50. and Si.75.
Any of IhOmps0n's CoIscts that were
N-J $780, and s., now 9oc. each white,
gray ana black.
Special values I'm Ladies' Muslin Under
wear.
Lamp Shade Frames, 25c. each
4 large cake White Sweet Almond Soap,
o.. a cake
Ladies' Mourning Umbrellas. CSC each.
MOre silks, in light blue. pink. black,
white, brown, and gray, Jpc. a yard.
OBJ Broad street,
A. --L. Al e. I'LL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25

handsome styles in sixteenth century oak.
NATTINGS-The largest line OF Mat
tings I'm the city are right here. Seam
less Mattings in pretty patterns, - lie.
a yard. Bright. Fancy Mating. 1915 for
a roll Of 40 yards. The 3jc. quality Seam
less Mating at zoe. yard. The 25c.
Seamless Mating. lie. a yard. Cotton
and Linen Warp Mattings, some new
conceits are here.
CLOSING OUT CARPETS.-1 piece Vel
vet Carpet, the $3.50 quality, 20 be- sold
at 75c a yard. 3 pieces best Body Brus-
sells Carpet. rs quality. 10 be sold at
75c. a yard. 5 pieces best Brussels Car
pet. 81 quality, TO be sold at Coo. a yard.
pieces best Tapestry Carpets. 75c. quai-
ity, TO be sold at ilc. yard. AT Ingram
Carpets 10 be sold In same proportion.
Lots Of remnants in Carpets at wonder
fully low prices.
LACES.-A beautiful line Of Laces OF
Point de Venice. Bourbon. Ireland. French,
Spanish, and other kinds Also. beau
tiful line OF White. Black. and Ecru IN
settings, Black Bourbon lnsertings. Black
Net Insertings, Black Spanish Net Iu-
settings.
Books at publishers prices; l,ooo Books
by such authors as Carey, Lyall, Dumas,
Hawthorne. &C.. &c. lOc. each.
John Esten Cookies Surry OF Eagle S
Nest and other Books, S9c. each.
Newest French, Spanish, and German
fr4neiaffons I'm The. form glC here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-25
Next to Corner Third and Broad.

asses yard wide Fruit OF the Loom
Bleached Cotton. lie. a yard
Eases yard wide Bleached Cotton. &c.
a yard.
cases yard wide Lonsdale Cambria.
l0c. a yard.
~ pieces light, Figured Shifting Prints,
&c. a yard
Tell your friends about the many bar
gains.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-09-12

Celsius termometer segrar. Ola
us Celsius, var ber0mde landsman och
vetenskapsidkare pa botanikens och
naturstudiernas omraden, fodd 1870 och
dod 1856, har som bekant uppfunnit den
hundragradiga termometern, som ocksi
bar hans namn. Pa den internationella
kongress for praktisk kemi, som nyli-
gen egt rum Bryssel och Antwerpen,
besl0ts enhalligt att alltid anvAnda
Celsius thermometer med uteslutande al
Reaumurs och Fahrenheit.
Reorganiserade jernvagsbolag.
Tidningen Times i Chattanooga,
Tenn, har fran tillforlitlig kalla fatt
underrattelse ON. att de bada under
konkurs varande iernvagsbolagen Rich
mond & West Point Terminal och East
Tennessee, Virginia g. Georgia nyli-
gen blifvit reorganiserade. Eft belopu
af $4,000, 600 har nemligen tecknats
for delta andamal af Rotschildarne
London och Paris och Vanderbiltarne
New York jemte DrexeL. Morgan &
Co. SAINT J. S. Morgan & Co.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-09-12
L0pande Mar 923.

Petsr Skooglund har ink0pt den
Cokato utgifna platstidningen "Cokato
Commoner'.
Underratta grannarne ON att
SKAFFAREN fas fran dato till arets
slut for endast 25 cents.
V. z. Holmberg Bird Island, Ell /
Olivia, sasom ett f0regaende hummer
uppgafs, har benaget atagit sig agen-
turen for SKAFFAREN der pa platsen.
Dodad af blixten. Fl. E. Lund-
berg, hvilken var sysselsatt med tr5sk-
ming trakten af Kennedy, blef manda-
gen f6rra veckan ihjelslagen af BLK
ten. Nagra andra narstaende personer
blefvo bed0fvade of knallen.
Kongressmau A. r. Kiefer blef
vid republikanernas konvent Still
water den AIDE 6enues nominerad for
en- andra termin. Ofverste Kiefer holl
vid konventet ett omstandligt tai, skill
drande slit arbete i kongressen. Dess-
utom upptradde flere frarnstaende lala-
r., E. G. Rogers, F. G. Stevens m. A.
ohCduC
visande att folket Dir fullt belatet med
otverste kiefers arbete kongressen.
Fran Becker county skrifves till
SKAFFAREN: Studerande Axel r.
Vallquist, som under sommaren skott
predikoverksamheten Eksj6 och
Swede Grove, och FIR Nordquist, som
skott densamma 0stra delen al Becker
county,, atervande till Aug. College
den lode dennes. - Under mer an en-
veckas It'd ha skogseldar brunnit mar
heten af Detroit. Borgmastaren sta
den har utsatt vaktman for att bekam-
pa eldarne. torsdags alton var elden
mindre I'm en- mil fran staden och en-
stor del al stadens manliga befolkning
gick ut for att f0rs0ka slacka densam.
ma. / fredegs f6rmiddag var hela sta
den h0lid i tjock r0k, men elden hade
hallits under kontroll, sa att numera Ell
nagon 0fverhangande fara hotar sta
den.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-09-12
Bankfallissenaent. Citizen Bank

Bankfa11issenaent. Citizen Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebr, ,instalde i mandaps
sin affarsverksamiiet. Skulderna upp-
gil till omkring $500, 900 medan tillgan-
garne aro blott haltten af detta belopp.
slackta skogssldar. De hotande
skogseldar, som sedan hagon It'd rasat
i trakten af Escanaba, Mich, hafva
blitvit slackta den7 dennes, sedan ct,
ymnigt regnfalI intraffat som varat ct,
he!t dygn.
Innebrand arrestant. I s0ndags
morse blef Thomas Gerald Hurley,
Mich, arresterad for dryckenskap.
Nagon stund efterat nedbrande fangel-
set, hvarvid Gerald omkom lagorna.
Det tros att han :sjelf anlagt elden.
Chicago milwaukee jernvagen
har enligt den 7.dennes afgifven rap.
port under fiskalaret som slutade den
80 sistlidne juni inbringat s3I, 237, 95C
medan utgifterna stego till $40, ia, 1892
lemnande salunda cit 0fverskott af S1I,.
2l3,61S, hvilket utvisar en- miuskning
af $Sl6, S67 iemfordt med foregaende ar
Eft haftigt regn, atfoljdt af hage1
anstalde / lordags alton stor skada
trakten af Bethlehem, Pa, hvarvid
egendom till. ett yarde. af $50, 900 for.
stordes. Hagelstenarne, som voro 81
stora som h0nsagg, folio stor mangd
och skramde ett par hastar for EFT ak
don sken, hvarvid tvenne fruntimme,
slungades ur ryagnen och erh6llo svars
skador. z..w
Arresterade lynchare. w. s.
Richardson, J.. ID. Lexton och E. f. At.
kinson, hafva nyligen blifvit arrestera
de pa misstanke att hafva deltagit
den forra numret at SKAFFAREN ON
n;imda lynchningen at sex negrer vic
Wilmington, Tenn. Richardson var der
polisbetjent, som hade de fangne neg
rerna under bevakhing och Atkinson
var kusk for fangskjutsen.
Instortad stad. Endel af grufsta
den scothville Laokawanna county
Pa, som 81 smanfng gom sblifvit under
mineral, instortade nyligen genom at
ett grufras skedda Est dussin hus
hvardera sidan af den fJrnamsta gatar
aro forsvunna det gapande halet 81
att endast skorstenarnel synas ofvai
iord. Omkring so grufarbetare blefv,
genom raset insparrade grurvan, mel
ALA blefvo uttagna yid lif. -.
Valen i Vermont hafva enlig
meddslande fran Rutland / mandag
utfallit till srepubhkanernas fordel,
det dessa erhallit sen r6st6fvervigt a
q, $40 r0stemI Ar 1890 kastades tar re
publikanerna 80 462 loster och Or AZ,
1886; demoispaterha ssiUlIo 1890 Ig, 81
Eoch Dir IL, $50; safunda en- vfnst for re
publikansrna af 8, 274 ROSTER, medan de
mokraterna forlorat4 $685. Senator d
republlkansk sin helhet medan l. re
presentanthuset finnas 233 republika
ner, 8 demokrater och ] populist,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-09-12
A KOT,A.

Mr.. A. e.. Smith har af North
western banans bolag blifvit utsedd till
stationsagsnt Huron, S. Da., efter E.
II. Billing, som aAidit
Dodad af blixten. Ifredags drog
en- haftig askstorm 0fver trakten al
Pierre, S. Da, hvarunder Jack Church
i'll dUdades af blixten. Han hade gait
att hemta vatten vid en- kalla, der han
patr;iffades dod.
Demokraternsi / s. Dakota af-
h5llo slit statskonvent i Sioux Falls
och uppsatte en- fullstandig valsedel.
For guvern0r nominerades James A..
Ward fran Pierre och for vice guver-
NOR B. M. Tunley fran Custer City.
Northern Pacific banan har be-
slutat att satta hera tag i trafiken. Sa
komma iva passageraretag att gora re-
guliera turer fran Jamestown och Far
go, N. D., och ett specielt tag att dag
ligen underhalla f0rbindelsen fran
jamestown till Leeds och Oakes.
Forsok till sjeifmord. Norske
farmaren Carl Anderson, ibosatt mar
heten al c ARK, S. Da ,fofsokte harom
dagen taga lifvet af sig genom att
afskAra strupeu. Fors5ket lyckades
icks alldeles, men det sarehan tillfoga-
de sig ar sa allvarligt, ate han sanno
|likt dor af foljderna.
Eldsvadan j Minot, 20. Da., for
orsakade st6rre fGrlust,afi man b0rian
trodde. Sedan nu ALT sblifvit varde.
radt, anslas forlusten TIL minst $50, 600.
Kopmannen P. P. Lee Iuppskattar sin
forlust till $25,O 900; jernvarufirman Pc
terson & jacobson f6rlbrade $1,000,
Ward Co. Reporter $500, medan de
andra brandskadade iedo mindre forlu.
ster.
En- tramp 1ynchad. En- okand
landstrykare arresterades harom dagen
/ Watertown, S. Da., under anklagelse
att hafva valdtagit mrs. Bone, som blei
lila misshandlad. En- skara man an
kommo och togo med valid forbry taren
ur fangelset och hangde honom pa en-
lyktstolpe. Lyncharne yoro omaske.
rade och f6rsokte icke do;ja hvilka de
voro. Delta forbattrar alls icke saken;
de hade ingen ratt att ga lagen 1 for
'vag och m6rdatf f6rbrytaren; och derfo-
re aro de under ALA oinstandig gheter
ansvariga for sin handling.
Misslyckadt forsok till fusion
Numera ar det intet hopp ON att IA till
stand en- sammansluthing mellan den
demokratiska och pbpulistiska valse-
deln / N. Dakota. A DEN konferens,
som afh6lls Fargo splittrades do olika
fraktionerna, och det ar eli troligt att
nya forsok goras for errsammanslut. ut.
ming. I b0rjan sag det lofsande ut for
.fusionisterna, men da mad b0rjade med
att utarbeta valsedefs, fyl1le ingen al
populisterna draga sik !til{baka, och ds
for n0jet att Sc popuHstersvalda till en-
beteu
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-09-12

Men ware sig vi nu kunna personli-
gen traffas for att sida vId sida osa an.
dens och lifvets vederqvickelse ur de
gemensamma kallorna eller maste und-
vara denna stora forman, sa skulle
dock den rata irons och karlekens ge.
menskap Ell st6ras ibland oss, sa lange
vi forblifva taste och stilla vid var kyr.
kas harliga och ovarderliga salighets-
sanningar. Onkel Jones.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-09-12

ibland oss. Och skulle ett brannande
larosp0rsmal st0ra iugnet vart kyrk-
.liga lif, sd aligger det synoden, konsti-
tutionen likmatigt, att ga astad och
afg0ra detsamma, ware sig de 0friga
g6romalen villa tillata det eller eli.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
Davy Jones.

Thursday evening. Sept. q, at Opera
House, Skowhegan, we are promised the
Boston Museums greatest success, Dayy
Jones, The New Nautical Comic Opera
by Fred Miller, il. composer of "Ship
Alloy" The Company, scenery. or
chestra are the same that have just fin
ished its run of 100 nights in Boston.
Musical critics pronounce the music par
ticularly catchy. The song, "Don't Get
Gay with Shay nightly receiving a
dozen eneores and its melodious air be-
ing whistled and hummed by every
body. The action of the opera begins in
Simsport Bay, where lives Commodore
Shay, the millionaire father of nine un.
married daughters, whom he desires to
join in matrimony with titled husbands
and accordingly builds ship to take
them to Europe where such husbands
can be procured. lie starts on his yoy-
age but is shipwreckcd in the South
Seas upon an island belonging to King
Tim Tum Fogo, who makes them his
prisoners. The King has nine sons who
are little less than simpetons and he de-
eides that they shall marry the daugh-
tiers of the Commodore aud thus rid him.
self of the burden of longer supporting
them. The King, however. before the
marriages are consummated falls into a
cataleptic fit and the ceremonies are
postponed. During his catalepsy the
Shays have an uproarious time at the
Royal Palace and before the King re-
covers are rescued aud return to Ameii-
ca.
No better plot has yet been attached
to Comic Opera as it furnishes plenty
of opportunity for magnificent scenic
and costume display.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
The Electric Road.

Work on the electric railroad IS being
pushed along as rapidly as possible, and
thanks to the weather clerk. up to this
writing they have received no hind
RANGES by rain.
The track from the Lumsden corner
to So Norridgewock and to the depot
in that place was all laid Tuesday night,
and Wednesday morning the same crew
by their many days of employment
are thus able to push things rapidly,
broke ground opposite Hotel Heselton,
and are working towards the first point
of beginning. The hard road bed was
stirred up with apparent ease by the
special plough the company has for such
purposes, to which was hitched six
horses, and the piece between the hotel
and railroad crossing was nearly conn
pleted the first day. 1t now looks as if
the work of laying the track would be
completed by Saturday night. with a
continuance of good weather.
The excavations for the water wheel
have been pushed with equal rapidity,
and the work of setting the wheel which
arrived Monday, will probably be COM
menced Friday, which with the work
on the flume, the shafling, etc. will re-
quire at least two weeks time, possibly
more. About - men are employed on
this part of the job, as many as can be
worked to advantage.
The station is fast assuming shape and
is almost closed in. the building being
quite commodious one.
We pre- !ict everything will be COM
pletc and in readiness as soon as it is
possible to have the wheel started, and
our people may safely rely upon making
a trip by the "new link" to Norridge-
wock by the middle of October.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected
srifh the SOMERSET RERoRTER is prepared to
40 all classes of work, the richest as we'll AS the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
enced workmen are employed and large
stock of paper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
ding and business cards in great variety.
orders OF dances, bills Of fare, programs etc,
etc printed in great variety Of styles on short
notice. Commercial printing specially.
orders BY mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20

Sunday night Frank Doe OF East Vas
salboro, when walking near that village,
was held up by two highwaymen who,
he says, ordered him to to throw up his
hands. and robbed him of 5000. They
then told him to fly, which he did, and
as he ran they fired several shots at him,
one of which struck him in the ankle.
He is large, powerful man. weighing
200 mounds.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
At the Library.

Or. John Lords Beacon Lights of
History" series of lectures setting
forth the great epochs and master minds
of civilization, a biographical history of
the worlds life. vols, have been placed
upon the shelves of the Public Library
the present week, also. through the
courtesy of the author, Edward Allen
Wyman, the book, Acquaintance with
God or Salvation and Character.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20

Hon. George w. Woodman of Port
land, aged 81 years, was found dead in
his bed Thursday morning. He was
formerly head of the large house of
Woodman, True & Co.. but had been re-
tired for several years. He was in the
State Legislature in 1864 and was State
senator in 1SG4-G6. He had been presi-
dent of the board of trade. He leaves a
widow and three daughters, all married.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20

Mrs. Anna Eliza, wife of Hezekiah
Jones died at her home in Andover, Mass.
the 9Th inst, For three years immediate
ly following her marriage in lS5l She WIS
a resident of SkoNhegau.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
VAR RTE o

L. New Portland-Sept. -, By Rev. Elias
Hutchins Samuel ]. Williamson and Efie A.
Pierce both of New Portland.
Highland Plantation Sept. ID, BY Rev. l..
Hurchins Charles II. Norton Of Lexington and
Miss Alice B. Stafford of Highland.
Skowhegan-Sept.l5 BY Rev c. V Hanson
Nahum n. Cook and Miss Bertha NJ, Brown
both of Athens.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20

All kinds of Kennedys fresh biscuit at
Patterson's.
You can buy at. enameled kettles fol
20 cents at Doran & Woods.
Don't miss trying our gold elephant
brand Fomosa tea, it is fine goods. al
Patterson's.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
Our Fall Stock

Is in and we have special bargains in every depart
ment Goods Of all kinds we're never as low and we
cordially invite every lady look stock over which
is the most complete of any in this part of the State
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
NEW ApvERTIsEMEkrs.

fost-R. T. Pattern.
ttrdware-A. q. Blunt.
Anetion--Geo. Gushing.
ninstrels-Opera House.
nayy Jones-Opera House.
Fall 'Stock-W. n. Wildes.
SAD Irons-Doran & Wood.
Harnesses-C. A. Goodwin.
nirigo College,. L. Shaw.
Feed-Portland Packing Co.
nr Gowan-Hotel Heselton.
New Goods-W. B. Steward.
wash Boilers-Doran & Wood.
pure Drugs-Geo. L. Sampson.
Horse Blankets-C. A Goodwin.
complete Stock-W. P. Ordway.
probate Notices-Nathan Fowler.
Messenger Notice-Joseph Atkinson.
Assignees Notices-Forrest Goodwin.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
DIED.

Andoyer Mass. Sept. G, Anna Eliza Jones
wife Of He2 akiah Jones, aged GO years 10
months.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20

Try our perfect blend of mocha and
java coffee, no better, only 3lcts at Pat
terson's.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
|W.H.WILDES
New Dress Goods.

We are especially proud Of mis- line Of goods. We
show you all the novelties othc season acd there are
great many Prices from . cents - 9.E and Vel
match.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
F'urCapes

Arc in It this year. We haze them in the desirable
Furs and Fashionable shapes and guarantee them as
represented.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20

We have Burnam q Morrill's fiat can
lobster. selected at Patterson's.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-07

shat they promise to be a magnificent en-
attainment The Mastodons have always
been, and perhaps always will be, the
leaders in their particular line. and the
deal for ail Others This season. however,
Col. Havsrly advances . step, and even
outdoes his past efforts. and presents .
programme that even does the name of
Havsriy proud. He is to minstrelsy wha.
narnnm 10 to the circus-she one import
N event of the season which the public
ssait and look for year after year. just as
hey look forward TO . national holiday.
Ihis season he promises brilliant pro-
rsmms of high-class minstrelsy. and
pdzins from the extensive list of celebri-
ties be has engaged there is hardly doubt
has what the amusement patrons of Seat
e viii witness the grandest performance
nw given in minstrelsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-07
DIS. Merrill 6 Merrill,
Ga Front ST.. Seattle. wash.

Tho old established specialists are stsli
treating wtta unsurpassed raccess al
Genito- Urinary diseases II eilhsr ser. All
Private. Blood. Exia Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal asten-
ton gfyea 70 every case aud al curable
eases guar4nfssi- Charges Low.
PILES, fISTULA, RECTAL III
GERS. STRUCTURES AND vARfCO.
CELE-Cafes guaranteed sithout pain or
esseation from bus ness.
We Wall give 81 600 in gold coin for
sny ease Of ysricocess thss has been or
en- Be cnrsd By medicine. electricity OF
any appliances or applications Internally.
externally or stsrnslsy.
SYPHILIS. GOsORRHRA. GLEET.
spsTrnatorrh1sa. Seminal Weakness, Lost
Manhood. Night Emissions, Decayed Fac
nltiss, Fefnsls Weakness and al delicate
dtscr1srs peculiar 10 either sex positively
cured. as sell as al functional disorders
that result from youthful f1lIses or tbs az
cess Of mature years.
Thousands cured By eorresg0ndsrcs. all
private. aaa msdiesne securely packed
FROM view. Plain envelopes nssd. send
stamps for reply for question list or cali.
Consultation fyes. hours. 70 II a n.
10 8 and 70 : .. m suntsy hoars. ID 10 II