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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
PLEASURE AT OAKLEY.
\ Charming Entertainment Given the
Guests There.

\ Charming Entertainment Given the
Guests There.
Oakley" the beautiful home Of Mr.
Fritz wills, in Louisa county. was the
scene Saturday of 90 series of brilliant en-
tertainments. which have gladdened the
hearts Of its guests during the sweet
summertime.
The beautiful moonlit lawn. with IT'S
velvet sward. cleaning soft beneath the
dropping boushs OF tho trees combined
10 form scene the peer Of Fairyland.
Among the guests were Misses Mabel
McBain. Annie Bates and Louise Morton
Denton. OF Richmond; Amelia Kerr OF
Ashland: Little and Homer Of Philadel-
phla. Salle wills. OF Lynchhurg Harris
OF Charleston. W. Va; Gordon and
Brown. of Green Springs and Afessrs
Parker Lambeth. Morrison Glenn. James
Morton. Alex Graham. and Willie Ora
ham. from Richmond. James Cox and
D~eNry Kerr Ashland BoVcy. Dame.
Stone. Hackett. Hanger. Hancock and
Williams. u.m South Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
OVERCOME BY HEAT.
Mr.. j. G.. Crouch. of Church Hill, Tenn
pOrarily Paralyzcd,

MI Jesse g. Crouch was overcome by
heat sunday and temporarily paralyzed.
Mr. Crouch is "a man about ~ years old
and has been engaged for sometime In
the coal and wood business az Twenty
third street and Church I'm avenue.
While picking grapes sunday al
his home. No. 81 North 2ith street. Mr..
Crouch had a sudden attack OF sunstroke
and was taken into the house. He found
he could not use one side and that an
the muscles on that side seemed paralyzed
4 physician was summoned and said
that Il was temporary paralysis caused by
sunsiroke and that he would get over g.
lie Is now resting very wen az his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
CAMPBELuS ASSISTANTS.
They are Put Behind the Bars at the
penitcft!ary.

The four negroes who assaulted Police
man Campbell last Wednesday nigh at
Buena Vista were made quick
work Of. Justice was not retard-
ell in their cases. Within four
days after their offence they have
been tried. sentenced and imprisoned.
They are now safe behind the bars, hay
ing arrived about noon Sunday over the
Chesapeake and Ohio. Guard Walker. Of
the penltentiary, being in charge.
These negroes. il will be remembered,
made an attack on Officer Campbell, when
he had in charge a prisoner whom they
wished 10 set free. Campbell was serious
w hurt. and It is not certain what will
be the final result Of his injuries.
Judge J. O. Sheppard. of the Corpora
ton Court OF Buena Vista, impanelled a
special grand jury before which these
negroes were tried separately
Jim Tucker and Luther Straded were
sentenced for three years and six months.
Walter and Charley Johnson were given
tnree years each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
GOOD LODGE ROOM.
The Alexandria Opera House Engaged
for Grand Lodge Of Masons.


Judce r.. T. W. Duke Jr.. Grand Master
Of Masons I'm Virginia. has made per
sonal inspection OF buildings In AleXan-
dra thought 90 be suitable for lodge
room for the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
which at ifs next stated communication
will assemble in Alexandra. 90 pay tribute
10 the memory of the distinguished states
man and Mason. George Washington.
The building finally selected was the
Opera House. which has been booked
for December 18Th. 18th and 18th. inclu-
slve The Opera House will accommodate
go people on the floor and galleries and
from 100 90 80 on the stage. Ii is adj
mirably adapted ia every way to the
purpose.
Chairman Courtney is daily I'm receipt
OF letters from sister Grand Lodges en-
closing remittances and bidding the Viz
ginia Grand Lodge GOd-speed I'm its work.
The Masonic Chronicle copies The
Times recent story about Washington
being initiated before DE was twenty-one
and Says with regard 90 the centennial
that Ohio viii bear her share Of the bur
den.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

The funeral Of Mrs r. r. Childress was
preached az her late residence by her
former pastor, Rev r. b. Collier. One
OF the largest funeral professions ever
seen In The county followed her remains
to Central Cemetery. where She was lad
90 rest. She leaves "a husband aud six
children.
The funeral Of Elnora the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cldye w.
Saunders took place at il o'clock yester-
day morning from the residence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
TO APPEAL BOND CASES,
Ifsupreme Court win Award a Writ
of CcrtiOrari.

The Union Bank OF Richmond has In
siructed is counsel 90 apply 90 The su-
preme Court o. the United States for a
writ OF certiorarl IN the case OF the
Board Of Commissioners OF OXFORD. n. c..
vs. the Union Bank OF Richmond. which
was decided In favor Of the former In the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
on the liih instant.
The case involves the validity OF rail
road aid bonds issued by oxford. The
Circuit Court OF Appeals decided that fail
ure TO record the yeas and nays on the
second and third readings Of the act au-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
street They viii meet on September 18th

street. They viii meet on September nth
az 10 a. H.
The similar commission previously ap-
pointed 20 assess valuation Of properties
east OF Fifth street was IN session yes
terday 70 hear evidence OF property own
ers as % the valuation they place on the
condemned property The body held a
long session last night for the purpose
It was stated, of assessing the valuation
under the terms of the courts order APP
pointing the commission. Tho commits
sioners. after the session. refused 20 give
out anything for publication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
NlninrC- MI nnIlnn IIcrc

Major c. NJ. Bolton Is visiting HIS
brother. Mr. Jackson Bolton. OF the en-
glneer's Office. Major Io.t0n siho l. very
pleasantly remembered here. has been en-.
gagged recently In engineer work on tho
government canal projected In the a nifty
Of port.snl, Oregon Another matter now
engaging his attention T. III surveying
OF a railway from Bismarck. W. Va, 10
Winchester. Va, through al undevelogel
mineral cos.-A<sS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
Heavy Blasting.

An overcharse OF dynamite was placed
I'm a cavity in a rock fin James river, Off
the foot of Eleventh street few days
ago. and when the blast was set off a
shower OF stones fell on the land. One
stone. Weighing four and three-quarter
pounds. fell ON the roof of the Old Do
minion Warehouse with such force as TO
penetrate the tin roof and am inch eet-
ing below. Other stones fen in the Vi
clnltv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

a special meeting Of the directors Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio directory has
been called 90 decide upon the method
by which The money may Zoe obtained
that Will be necessary 10 develop the
valley OF the Greenbrier river. The
nnety-nve-mne railroad connecting with
the Chesapeake and Ohio has been sur
veyed. IL SIS said the board VIII authorize
an issue Of 100000 worth of gold bonds
TO defray the cost of building the road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
MANY MISDEM EANORS.
John Cook Disturbed Public Worship
aud Drew a Knife.

John Cook. colored. was before Justice
Lewis. OF Henrico county. yesterday
on two warrants, one for assaulting Cor
ncllus Patterson and disturbing relg-
ious worship Of the Providence church.
Also one for assauliing and threatening
jim Winston with a knife. He was fined
s. and costs and $3.50 IN the assault cases
AID given thirty days for disturbing pub
10 worship.
In the Henrico County Court yesterday
morning Amanda i. Elliott qualified as
the cxocuir.x Of the last Will and tesla
meni OF her husband. John W Elliott.
Judge Wickham Will. to-day, appoint the
commissioners 10 condemn the property
through which the r. +. and c. railroad
will pass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

A regular meeting Of the Academy Of
Medicine and Surgery will be he'd
this evening at $50 O'Clock in Lee
Camp Han. An interesting subject viii DE
up for discussion. namely: "Shan we
operate on every case of appendiciHs?'
The meeting VIII De led by Dr. Virgin
ius Harrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

A meeting OF the street Committee was
coll 20 be held al O'Clock yesterday
afternoon 10 asEess property owaefs Tor
sewer constructor. but the meeting al
ioufned 10 assemble again on September
iith. without, going into the business for
which II was called.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

thorizing tho bond Issue invalldated them
There are several other railroad aid
bond and other important cases on
which the final decision Will have an
important bearing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

Henrico: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company and others 20 Richmond Guano
Company. lot near James river upon GER
tain conditions. $1,000
John Jeter and wife 10 Varna School
district. acre on Narina road, S25
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
PRICE PETITIONS.
Governor Considering Them at
Itadf,,r1

Governor tonslutilnS Them AT
Radford.
During the absence Of the Governor
and family the Registrar Of Lands ONCE
IS having the heating furnaces I'm the
Mansion repaired. They will be put in
perfect order.
Secretary owen says that the papers in
the Thomas w. Price case were sent to
Governor Tyler at East Radford sun
day. Price was sentenced to- be hanged
September 9Th The petitions are for a
BIO sentence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
PHILATELISTS TO MEET.
Mr.. Franklin Stearns, Jr. Spoken OF
tor the President.

The Southern Pbilatellc Association viii
hold its annual convention I'm Richmond
on September 2lsi. 22d. and 23d. Two OF
the features OF the three days session
VIII be an elegant banquet and an exhl-
billion OF the stamps OF the Confederate
States. The Association Is composed OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
SU1IlIIR RESORTS.
Mountain Top Hotel and
Springs.

Rockfsh Gap Blue Ridge Mountains.
300 feet above sea let-i An historic
Virginia resort. overlooking two famous
Valley. Fine views cool breeles. strong
chaly bcate and other waters. So mosql.-
toes. Reasonable rates. only 100 miles
from Richmond boy O. anc %. railway. Ado
dress MASSlE a. co. Alton Na. wy-l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

NEW YORK. Aug. a-sQecial-Rich-
mond arrivals: Albert, W. o. Day Mari
borough T. J. Beaie. Imperial X. y,
Johnson R0vers. r. Levy NeaAoine, W.
G. Stokes. C.. Il. Schorn IL. li. No'i' dlN
Avenue. G. NJ. Williams. AL emarie, j. r.
NJ Hobson. II Chlpley: Broadway Cen
trail. y. u. Hayden. ST. Denis, T. l. seman
and wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22
RIGHT OF WAY.
Special Commission Hears Property
Owners Fast Of Fifih street

Judge witt. Of the Hastings Court. yes
terday appointed the following additional
commissioners To assess valuation OF pro-
pefties condemned for right OF way OF the
Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina rail-
way: A. c. Hartman, John T. Epps, +. A.
Catlln. S X. Pulliam and r. Wiley Davis.
The above commissioners are restricted TO
that portion OF the city west OF Fifth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

II had severe Cancer Sbich Has al first
1n-y lev n-o.ahea. .haL .h-u.hL ,znn-I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22

ii is dangerous 70 experiment with
lancer. The disease Ii beyond the skill
If physicians. ). 5 g. Is the only cure,
because IT l. TN eaiy remedy which
goes deep enOuee u reach Cancer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22

les the crowd that poured aat of tho
union depot on tAe West Side about 2
o'clock a m there Mas man whose left
leg ~a& SftT as sran poker
lie had s9anae.i 2lsou q dozen steps
aaay from FAe ua8in entrance when nls
face sId6eHty hardened ard BE s;oraed
rs De 1iid 80 ne carrie Ease IS face with
a mar sheHa 81 bsd ses1 walking toward
Rim frea tbs cppoe.te direction alta aa
equs1lx Stsm isfg leg. eEsd ~ao steprpsa al;
ghe sassc nsasnsny VIA ass equally hard
r8ei hook au ilS euanseDanee
t'se kaeVn rezsrle 20 Sgt thc3r beads
ssrehtd f5r te}pE tcc fgash.'
"Xea're ore ~ tae*e smart Alexis taat
ea sraaaA e'ecgtoneer;nE far a broken
neae. SPA thsv <oas3tire*s sog it.'
r:sese Stsvf-srS fsnssrAs were u::erra
~37g8s ancp's stS
19,s swo meu r.Hre3 rs essE e,afr = tea-
e'cns 3aHEer. a7t saeie s&ees lesaa 81 lose
se3tY og ssslr rsfstv
'Nefes't tea Ans n1e
Ne at#mr yes' / taaraf yeu were
p, sang n,s
T8e HtSt }f1onsew{ ,Hes we're setH st#lyFrs-
tsee aeeas,s sho =sft~.t ,.gTfAeT each sasi<t-
sag saf1e7s eae dfg ihR5 t mAs his Evs-se
teaseAe< FT5srne
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old Lady at rnhiic Telephone Gre
mfes some amusement

she ws~ q arar oti lads an3 she cert ainly
fi3n't gnean 80 sse slang expression. In
facg Il Is aeUbsfui whe Aer SIC would have
recognized hfr question As an sxe}au1afto
cs ths street az All * me hystan3ers ha.fn't
laughed Asarg3sy
Sc Nss nSiug the dree store telephone
ati talking smicai*y oSeT tine wires 70
sense Neii-kneer Acquaintance.
'Wst she c3aela3e,} finally -tflua aat
afast it, wii yaa an3 eah re no again
WAvrr arn Was I'm iu~Isn 3ss--wsy.
Z aaess : uuJ kuo@ W1eve am Wnfi
. r}!aa.s. an& sa@ furnea 30 ore Z the
sasusa5 clerks aet w3s eus3 hss smue iulo
> Hsary ,auE6 On us-yely q9es,4cujug-
~W HeT, a.u Z Al 7+-4@ }ic4go Chrenie5a.
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Try II free OF charge at the Follow
Ing Drug stores

@. o. Guy. IN. G.. corner Yesler way
and Second avenue south.
Stewart q Holmes Drag Company. 81
and se9 First avenue. foos Of Cherry
street.
Closson & Kelly. corner Occidental ave
nue. and Washington street
Lees Pharmacy. fiinekiey block, csrner
second avenue and Columbia street.
Yorke \. harrington. corner seeond
avenue aud pike street
I.ang's Drug Store, Colman buil8ing. 81
First avenus. egrner Columbia street.
Forbes Jsnske ca. Freaoflpiisu druggists
Third ana Celgus3.a. SEATTLE. Phone Main
ga
In Baliara-A. W Preston
Wholesale Distributors far Western
washiseton- Stewart 81 Holmes Drug "a.
Polite attendants will be an aay al lay
aad evening 70 an~weT gaesngfs ara
aarnomstraSe fis yaIae. r. sryeeSsy is I'm
vss.zl - give this fnaairs frse trla1 %a
,resels 20 show f. Yeu are welcome 70
treatment whethes you paspt ase - nas.
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for several years On account ok Hires
Mr. Lee sts4 four sons engaged il pveaeh-
.nE ne gorTsl Two are socsted ~ s'inci'-
maH, ore ~ Albany. ars ore ~ Seattle
Tw9 otasr aanN are engaged IN mercantile
pursuits Ii Portland
4. " Damon. ~ Springfield. Mas. pres
stfent u rhs Springfield Fire AID Marine
Insurance Company ard r II Harris
Eress3snt o. TIRE Third sstIaa4t bark OK
springfield. are az the H.aseg Basies. Th@s
Tor sexersl .eeks OF reeFsaslon. ard they
Rave Waited many % the large cities where
tney nave agencies They have spent some
time 10 California. and viii nsw Look over
fne Northwest and return home ever tha
Northern sranscontinental lines.
Edwin Holt. ons Of the members ~ stu
ar kosiBoF's company. a. the Seattle the
DAYS He Played In the company which
sapnsrtess Nellie Bays In The Ironmas-
ter This company appeared In seattle
" Frysss opera house. vhtca sas situated
on TIE present site o. he uote. Stevens
The opera house was burned in the erea:
fire % 1852
David Sacks Levy, ~ Louisville Ky.
ss 80 the Hotel stevsns having c1ue 10
Seattle 70 setths the estate az b's father.
tfeaflss Levy. who died several weeks ago
MI Levy TIE esasr saz very weH kaown
IN Seattle. Tie kept . cigar store az Ftrst
avenue south. hu1 sexera1 yeaFs ago rs-
tired from business. and had been living
g 4. Webb returned 20 Seattle las, night
AFTER an extended trip u ieGns!on wtarn
i g understood Fas ven f3r tae purpose o.
floating a proposition involving S9atheast-
err Alaska mines.
Douglas White iefs yesterday sor San
fFaneiaeo. after having gwen two success
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BURNED THE COURT HOUSE.
An Insane Man Destroys a building
and Hfunself

Yr-BA. Cal April 2f.--An insane man,
Richard Willis. confined IN the courthouse,
managed 70 FIRE The building today and
was himself burned 70 death The county
faif aij0iuirI ~As also completely De
stroyed There were no prisoners in the
jail Most Of the county records were
saved The less will amount To about sio.-
61o- insured.
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WHY BE CURED?


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22

TNrT@ - QUITE n E+ffHf@f fF~s &Nsyt y sfr5ft~
IA aaG fsescfley Bay over the location ~
tns British Columbia terminal Of fne Port
ANGIE !~asfern rasIsoaa- As is knosn.
II ~ the gaFpo4S Of
tine builders % the
yo6d to rBn II from
Towns perf AassIes tn a
p.unttpg. transcontanentai coa-
neetfoa sitaEr at
Junction City or
olympia and 10 give she people ~ Van
eouser island the advantage ~ another
IIne to the East BY a passenger steamer
and frelgh; car transport across the
strait 81 Juan de Fuca.
s~Tte question with sBe projectors Of fae
road nov il whether they xlIl run their
raxserger steamer ard trans port 10 Fic-
toTia er 10 Beechay baY-' ss5d Col james
g. Eo0lscaE. Of Port Anxsss9. who - at
the Rsinier-Grand hotel We had Mr.
Higgins msrncer Of parliament from
Beecigsy Bay. and speaker OF the house.
In Port AugeSes for three lays. nego.iat-
ing sHh Mr. Cushing sn6 Mr. Atkinson.
respectively president and ssce president
Of tA9 railroad company lie made them
definite and a very tempting PROPOSE
tion. giving them terminal grounds aud a
rsai estate bonus, ard they are considering
tire matter
'~rhe people 1s Victoria, who were at
tempting ~ ra4se subsidy for fse road on
esnsiifion that It's terminal 5e IN their city
tshft tsSt-~ "a ia sAtSNs tftr fAtf4&szf.
ssfy little progress having been made ot
course, the Ieopie OF Port Angeles favor
Victoria, for they w0ald rather aAve con-
reottoa with large cts TRAN wifh
EaeeaeF bRy. Hos ever the railroad II.
fGsals are bow INDEPENDENT nf Victoria
and theY utas isag,s her oat forcing ter
people and freight Ia come To Bescaey
hay.
ssfhefe IN IN placing the terminal q, thss
point the possibility 81 the rssx=cftatissss az
an old pct scheme ~ William X nQns-
mpif. lie had sfsslfisd 10 bafsa railroad
Aer0ss Vancouver isiaui fresa the Naual-
ns9 coal Fnsnes ~ connect wsfh a ayansf,nrt
and railroad that would carry sis eoai 10
San Francisco
''fsse repeal Of the compulsory pilot law
liy the Oregon legislature "a It's resent seS-
sion VIII Y.Ty likely operate - the benefit
Of Hlaal aaflElA y u u ). ..... .s.aaa 1919.
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THOUSANDS HAVE
BEEN CURED.
Price, S1.OO

tWfb every hlng completed
At all druggists OF msiled from our oriee.
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thear-zcalsy IN View York. As rule re
house ~ s1i2 far a NORTH N Gssyansse.
ara there Il an sunssensr premium Or
tickets Ta@ pSexe Is wonderfully strong
and VII have a sans r1a- Il : hard -
say when the WesS wI <1@ az TneSe
Is a;a UNUSUALLY large e-c~a ~ .EasazSiaszs
Jaliets tbs sg-ln< III. ask * 1nAge
threatens 20 rut gsrssss aut 81 sfse hsss3-
hess. @fser5 ard Lady Alsey ard be
cause Sae Loved Him 40 ar asw A9ls
ars close nE ire aes,S as gaxz"
as s4>ysr4sx sar~rrS
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To the Adj
vantage of
Puxet SQUAD.

on hoard pilot WHO kueN the channel ~
the river, who Was Thoroughly acquainted
with liz shoals and dangerous points That
Law has been repealed
.as consequence the pilots who re-
main. not bsas suite ~ steady efgpi8Y-
nsut. taof hetas able f1 figure 81 lhelY
incolnes, do uos study the river as sis1aeiy
aa before. During sff@ existence az the law
they took sounding continually. 8hey
knew every movement IL every sanffbar
and had 81 much Information about the
river that few accidents occurred With
OH assured employ Hieut tiIry wii not
spend money to secure this information.
Thsy Viii rely greatly on ths work OF The
government.
Now. there can be no other result than
Thar the rates 81 Insurance on the Column
hia river Will toe raised There II more
danger Tor Ships. AID Insurance companies
VIII make The owners pay for the aad-
tiouai risss
''insurgaer rates havo always been
somewhat higher on vessels coming Sc the
Sound than on those going 10 tbs CoinFn
hla flFeE. This l. due 10 the faet that
here. " hile ihnfe was oGe for tise Culufn-
bla river. The repeal az tins oregon law
places the Sound Ard the t.oiumhls river
ru a par. In fact II viii operate more
fayorzliy fne Puget sound for there is
really ess danger beers thaa on the &C.
lunb river. ! should not be surprised 20
see rates lower than On the Columbia
river.
''1he salmon FISHING season has not ycs
begun up cur way" said Lester " David
mayor of Blaine, who ia a, the Hatel But
Ter having come te seattle on business
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The trap owners IN
the nelealsorhoosi ~
Bia.ne viii not b sin
fish ma until July J.
for the spTlug salmon
arc pot plentiful and
ihara. Is tfarsas.slAInnt-
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Effective as either medical or electrical
treatment has proven 10 be- when used sep
arsleIy under proper advice, tee combining
Of thae fWo great curative agents by these
eminent Specialists produces curative
rewer never before obtained and impossi~
bic 70 secure by either medicine or elec
trety used IN the old way alone. Does IL
au. appeal so your Intelligence thai the
tNo combined will accomplish more than
when used scp4ratelyr These ahie sad
progressive Specialists are today achiev-
iaS most wonderful results I'm curing NEB-
NOCS. CHRONIC AND BLOOD Diseases
ard all difficult diseases Of MEN AND
WOMEN.
4 CORDIAL INVITATION IL extended
- ail physicians or specialists having dif-
ftc9it az stubborn eases 10 bring their pa
tienls 70 TIE institute for treatment ua-
ser eur improved system. Some doctors
faN hecAuSs Of treating the wrong liseass;
others from not knaRing the right treat
ment NO MISTAKES HERE AND NO
FAILURES In seeking treatment the for
lowing qualifications should be taken into
consideration. A Ability, experience. skill
and established reputation for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22

Columbia river pilot.
vino II here from
Portland.
~ he law " Oregon
required all siet p SEA
vess Is ming up
fks fs.a;,avnf.fa. 49,
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geokA Who Nake W
the 2aaaios9 Nao''s.

There Is quite s. contest between yEcfo-
IA aaG nesefaey Bay over the location ~
a. British Columbia terminal Of tne Port
Augeles !asfern rasIsoaa- As IS ksegn.