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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-25

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROf.L-Na-
t:ee Of Assessment Roll az Local I'm
rroxem~ns District Ne ia for The inn
provemeut Of East Denny Way from
Harvard Avenue 10 Fifteenth Avenue
ard Of certain o;hzr streets and avenues
IN sthe tAsY Of Acxftis. under Ordinance
Ne. 5iA and hearing thereon
Notice ts hereby given that tire assess-
nens roll ~ Local Improvement District
No. Ia. Tor the improve nasut Of East Der
ny Way from Harvard Avenue 20 Fifteenth
Avenns ard af certain portions Of certain
other streets ard avenues. under Ordinance
OF Public Works 50 the CITY Council ~ The
ssify az Seattle and il new on nie In the
office ~ the City Comptroller and ex-oT clio
City Clerk. aud the IS ne ~ Rev open tor
pubic inspection az SAIL efFsce anS VII
remain 0pen f8g Inspection Untd Monday.
the SIS day % MAY .is9. D. $50 o'eiack
u m ani az persons Interest," - are here
BY required 90 appear before the city cs8a-
al. az a ses$8ae thereof 20 ae held In The
t'oaafsesi Chamber IN tie CITY Han 90 said
stA aav &c NAV tsss "a s.5@ g'esaxk =,
m az: make objections thereto. A. SaSs
time 49, fxesi she gtty Council wifi CON
slsar any sa4s all ohtsctloHs made ard ~sn
max, ssrh corrections 81 said roll as {.
sseerns just ard VII Ihcu ~ ordinance ae
rruxe such vei and levy and Assess the
IL. ~ iand shown IN SAL ross and declare
ths. same a SsTSf iiFa thereon
Sad matter ray be Rl5osgr1aa - , later
ssase Il 50 ordered by tlsss tEts ssaans{f
WILL =. PARRY
t>4tx Csuesn&FuifeT ana * cfF.cls Cry cssfk
~ ,hs s$fsy az Seattle
Date AZ frxt pGnlscstlan ApT3l "a 5saN
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

New York.
NEW YORK. April as.-coton--Steedy.
niddling. gt4c.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. April A.-Cotton-
Steady: nsdiiing. lille
r. g
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT E0i.Is--Se-
tsc~ Of Assessment Roll ofOLoesa I'm
proyemens District No lss. Tor the iEs~
prayement of certain portions af Sew
ensh Exeuus North and pf certain other
avenues. streets and alleys fn the Csty
Of Seattle, under Ordnance Nc. aisl. and
hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that she asses
meat rel ~ Local Improvement District
Ne i9s. for the Improvement os certain
portions 0T seveath Avenue North ana Of
urssser Ordinance Ne. 5ssl. has been report
cd b. tie Beard 81 Public Works 70 The
city Counet Of the City 81 Seatsls. and -
now on iiIa Ia tss office Of she City Comp
frasIsr ard ex-unscso City Clerk. and the
@aff1. Is now open s1r public inspection ~
Maid eT.cs and Will remain open. for tn
specsiaB until Monday, the ssh day Of May
t&as. ~ 8 80 o'clock 2. M, and al persons
Interested are hereby required 70 appear
before the city council at sessson there
Of 20 be h.ld in the Council Chamber In
the City Hall on said sth aay Of May, 1893
a 500 o'clock r. m. and make objections
Council wiu consider any hnd all obiee
tons made and viii make snch corrections
In said roll AS I. deems tuss, and VIII then
b. ordinance approve such roll and levy
And axseSs the amounts thereof against
zach parcel ard LOT OF land shown II said
rels and declare the same flfss lien there
or.
Said matter may be adjourned "a later
date II 50 ordered By the City Council
WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller ard ex-ogIcio City Clerk
Of tas City OF Seattle.
Date Of first publication. April 10. ISIS.
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NOTICE 10 coNTnAc.ToRs--ras, {

inub a ssfset Sewer improvement.
SVs4es Il 3isrshy gsssa si.st seal q 20
pssass viii pe yecesssf BY tn. uslaetssg red
ths city 81 seastie up tn : o'clock p m.
Thursday, Aprsi 18th. isss. fsr the improve.
nsns ~ East Columbia street. 2. pa ns
nag. hY constructing a psps sewer aagg
ssst STREET. together with al necessary
openings, wysr. uanhoseH. iaFnphoies, ssrs-
pruxtaes b. asa!nas1ee No. ksse Grazing
Iotai Improvement district M. 3A and In
accordance with the plans and specitiea-
fsans now % hle IN the Office % the board
Each bid mus, be accompanied BIZ ces~
hfst cheek. payshls 10 the order az the
s5y comptroller. tor sum nas - thAa
viii b considered unless accompanied hy
The snecr.sfs4i bidder win be reus.rea to
eater into contract and furnish sails
ne city charter aaa the laws Il che
ssaks Of Washington. within ten days AFT.
~ being notsned Of the award Of the eon-
use, to him. falling 10 do 80. the said
Cheek and the amount fixed therein viii
he forfeited 10 the city. No person IL ell
GIsse a bidder who has within two
yezfs prtar 10 the letting of sad con-
rass made sesauit u nAynasn, OF any iass
o. any skill ~ material fasr1assi pasiu-
M 20 airy such ecsisrart ~ herein a4y~r-
tisRSs OF who within said twe years failed
10 eSnfpsets arr such contracts.
sf$tasi attention Il ssisad 30 article
usa Sf tfrr city charter as sow in force
svssisnS SO hours az labor" aud 70 srti-
&c WIT section 81. sahs. and = relating
Z sass.s and xarstss
s Tie hoard az pniilr works reserves the
ssst 60 rs5ert asy ard an hlsfs
Proposals must he Endorsed al envelope.
~ fer Fast Columbia Street Sewer I'm
Pavement.
By order ~ shs board - ,,sshlt- wagkx
FRANK OLSON secretary
bate u ssest nnailaAs.an. ARrIi l1th lNf9
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers In Miscellaneous supplies.
asre is hereby given tlsat sealed prppos-
SIS ~iii De- feee4gess by the undersigned
secrvssry ~ ttse board Of public works
- ~ ID aeiocG T. m. Monday. April
1sA, 1879 for the furnishing 20 the City
Of Seattle, on acquisitions To be Issued
caring the monfhs Of May and June
Les Of material and supplies also coal
aass @eo@a for tha ordinary needs OF tbs
vArieaA Departments curing the h1h tho
ussnSas detailed Hss 81 sGh ma ts-
xssis ard supplies 10 be baei on can be hid
b. calling III the ofYlce ef tie board Of
paddle tfn. In the city hail.
6aeasS conditions arise requiring the
parthaee ~ articles 81 very large qzaants-
ti<3 asssse E9se ordinary requirements, the
hoard reserves the right tu ukake tsy1ss-sal
CAL ter TENDERS 20 meet stitch eases
TIE ssaafds reserves the right 80 reject
ssE and all bids
Proposals. 20 nr irsorsesi on the envat-
stS sBlds fW Supplies
b artisf or the Bear. 81 Public Works
FRANK oIhsSlN Secretary
Dale OF fsfW punilca ssen. April 2osh lss3.
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SyNllPNIS

SYNOPSIS
Seattle-Maximnm temperature, -. min,
tmum. a. mean. IS: no rain: mostly clear,
GEoR0E n. sALESHr2x,
Section Director. Weather BUREAU.
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generally useavcrznse. especially - srcm
Michigan TIE announcement Ok . decrease
OF i-ESan bushels IN ira xfsshse, instead OF
essy about sae GO bushels rx5actson as had
5es1 expected. furnishes. the assis with
pSersy q sranArifso1- There was also .
good export demand May apeae<3 shade
lower. a. S-esss T@ssc. ard Closed wsrh gain
% 1v~sc. There WAS better demand fas
May than July, ans tie discount MSS nas-
roweS 10 &C, July c1osSnS al sx-x4-sc
Caru was strengthens ey a decrease IN
The visible snrpiy % isass. 80 Bushels. ard
rhe probable opening ~ lake nzyigAtser
torrerrow. shorts covered freely. Eoan-
Try offerings were isgas. May curn closed
Nc higher.
Oats followed waeas and c0rn Shippers
n51gAs heavily against CASE SAsess Caa1-
try s0zzzs ifaais4assa freely. bat ,ere=inxs
were readily ABSORBED. and the improve
rent was maintained TAs visible ssessrsas~
ea sxsss bushels. May opened a shxSe
higher n &s-na<sssc. closed az NsslssAe-
Heavy hog receipss ard ienss- prices a.
the yards weakened provisions. Packers
sold fgesly. Shipments AZ Eaeas were @sss.-
90 pounds May posx closed si@e lower.
The range Ia lard ara ribs Was -arrow.
The leading futures ranged IS ssfsows.
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FlourS-Steaay.
wheat-spylnx. Ne . TftsG72t4c: No. Z
s-E-Tt~c. red. No. = TSsfgsc,
Corn-No. . sssAc yellow, No e. N&c
oats-Na. :. sac: white, No .. sst3lc;
No g.. 9sh4m3oc.
Rye-No >. s2s~Ss6s%c.
Bar.ey-No 2, sstzzss11sc
Flaxsee5--No l. Ills: N w. d.lA
Timothy sest4-prime. s. 8a2 S2L.
Mess rork-rsr barrel. xssis&-
Lard-per 100 lhs s. T515.A
Siies-Short ribs fioo>el, AsSn4S.
Shoasiers-Dry sailed fhoxedl. fisd<Sc.
Siaes-Shor, clear (boxese. SlSa
WHISKY sssisierS' finished goods. Per
gallon, Ne6
l,lavsr-1,outraet grade. &sS
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Exr,IfRsfnN "a, HAWAIIAN rsr.AN1

EXCURSION TO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
The pz1znai steamer Iaronns. sailing
<ro~r, seattle knYii g ssT Honolulu srl
rysiss.s In the 60 1Hwseh Islands, giving Ga -
swrxr@ annie .srne % see al -zcsnts 81 In
terpst Far ssks Information rates. berth
re~.rvasAors ETC. CAT a ~ p. Ey. or O. ~
Ev e.ekes offices. or Frank Waferhcuxe
La. ~ gcrka htssi1i-g.
DR. MERRILL. sp%esaiiss-4th nonr
hfnx@
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The Visible supply.

The statement Of tire visible supply 90
grain in store and aaoat or Saturday,
Aprsf - \ compiled nv the New York pro-
duee exchange II as follows;
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR TJEnT1AY.
Portland. Or. AD<z = -
Rxlns cooler. s~ss sssss 4
e. s DEPARTMENT or AGKlCCIr
TURE. WEATHER ECREAU.
DAILY Hy-rLETTN
Seattle. April -. IL
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JOBBISG Quotations.

Jobblng quotations yesterday were as
follows:
sugar. Flour and Coffee
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WASHINGTON. April xs-Te-sav III.
statement Of tire condition % TIE sreasury
shows. Available cash balance ia IS gsa
sesd reserve So, 81. a.
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Green <rsgsg--lsrAE Ees. seee @nxs sz39 =
raves s. 2sS8s Mediterranean swn<fx e q
a. 81 lemons. - s4ss2a ". xrn.ess sanSy g. 80
per sex eoox;szg AprEss. = par hex. ban
ans s9ek@ y rsr AssDca. California hSzex
rgs .9-sh Sasgs- A-s@. California hack
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Restless Animals.

When you see the animals in TN
park menageries pacing back and forth
restlessiy in their cages do not take it
for granted that the creatures are un-
happy or even disconnected. 1t may be
that the lion or the tiger or the polar
bear that moves about with apparent
ly ceasless activity is only taking his
daily exercise, without which he would
pine and die soon. When the wild
creatures are in their native jungles
they are kept pretty busy hunting food.
Thus each day they walk many miles,
perhaps. In their narrow cages in the
parks they are plentifully supplied
with food, but their brawny bodies
still demand a great amount of exer-
else. Mile after mile is paced off daily
by the uneasy creatures. Usually they
move with long swinging stride, but
when meal time comes then the step
quickens until, when the keeper ap-
pears with his basket of meat, the IT,
gers and lions and other animals leap
against tfeir bars and growl and
whine and lash their tails. In fact.
they act like great hungry boys do at
ter long days tramp If they find
that supper is late.
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Lawless sparrows.

Sparrows seem to be governed by
about the impulses that cause a hun
cry: boy to tiptoe into the pantry and
coon" fistful Of cookies; that is, they
think a thing is right because they
want to do it. It is no uncommon
thing to see busy little cock sparrow
hop between 9, horses hind feet and
then dart up, and seize hair of the
horses tail. Unless interrupted the.
sparrow will pull that. hair until he
gets it. Then he will fly away to his
nest in triumph. An English writer
describes a similar experience with a
London sparrow. He says: II have
received a small story from st. James
park which is interesting as a confir.
nation Of the conclusions Of science.
My informant was feeding with bread
crumbs wood pigeon at his feet. One
Of the birds feathers. an under tail
cove.-, which was rufled and out OF
place. caught the eye Of q sparrow. The
sparrow few down. seized 1t in its beak
and pulled Its best. The feather did
not yield at once and the pigeon walk
ed of with offended dignity. The spar
row followed. still holding on. and In
the end new OF triumphant With the
trophy TO- Its nest. !. &
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swANsoN,s 81 Drops.

10 The sun Of tho sick room. II has savsa
the public, in less than Ave years, more
money than the national debt Of this
&untry, when you measure the value
Of health restored, suffering humanity
relieved Of its agonies and diseases.
Money which otherwise would have
been expended in funerals, doctors
and drug bills, loss. Of labor, etc. Il
you have never used it, do not fail to
send for at least trial bottle.
SwansOn's ss5 Drops never fails
to cure. 1t has cured and is curing
millions of people afflicted with Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism, Sciat.
lea, Neuralgia, Asthma, La
Grippe and Catarrh of all kinds.
ts5 Drops has never failed to cure
these diseases, when used as directed.
twill cure you. Try it. Price of large
sized bottle. $1.0o, sent on receipt Of
price, charges prepaid; Csc sample bot
tie sent free, on receipt Of 10c to pay
for mailing. Agents wanted. Swan
sons Rheumatic Cure Company,
No. 164 Lake street, Chicago, III.
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running ont to- the kitchen, she threw
the hateful book in the stove. Then,
she went up stairs to her own pretty:
little room and cried awhile. half an
Cry. half ashamed. But che was very
glad that George was away. and that
he had not showed the pictures to any
one else $50 her tears were soon dried,
and she was the same jolly little girl
again, although not quite the same
meddlesome little girl. When George
came home, he brought Pussykin such
pretty new doll, and was so kind and
full Of fun. that she could not feel hard
toward him for the lesson he had given
her. And when any one speaks. in
Georges hearing, Of the great improve
msnt in the little girls ways, and won
ders what has caused it. he looks wise
and says nothing.-C. p.
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YANKEE GIVES 1Ex1cAxs a TIP.


Apt Illustratfon which soid Lots. q
American Yokes.
An American farmer near Guadala-
lara has convinced his Mexican neigh
bors that oxen can do more work un.
der American Jokes, so generally used
In the republic. The American brought
several modern Jokes from the states
and used them with success. The curl.
osity Of his Mexican friends was ex-
cited, and they proceeded to ask ques-
lions.
We'll" said the American, "when
you lasso steer, and the lasso gets
around his neck, what do you do?"
Turn him loose" was the reply.
"Why?"
Because he's too strong for us that
way"
That's It," answered the American,
"his strength is in his neck, not in his
horns"
The Mexicans saw the point, and now
Jokes Of United States manufacture
are generally used in that neighbor-
hoOd.-Modern Mexico.
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start-snd.stop.

Did you ever hear Of any little boy
named Start-And-stop? I think he
must have been first cousin to that
little boy who always said, "In min
ute." This boy would start we'll enough
when called or told to. do a thing, but
he was sure to stop again until some
one would say. Hurry up!" Then he
would go on until-he stopped, and
must be started afresh. So everybody
has got to calling him "Start-And-
Stop" OF course he doesn't like 1t at
all. He would much rather be called
his own name. which is a very pretty
enc, but I'd rather not tell it to you
until he gets over this bad habit, and
he will cure 1t, know, II he once real
ICES what a very disagreeable habit it
Is. The other day his mamma went to
visit his school, and almost the first
words his teacher said to her were:
can you tell me how to make your
little boy hurry up? He is a very good
nice mannered little boy, and he learns
easily and does his work very nicely,
only he doesn't go on VITA 1t. He stops
every little while, and If I don't speak
to him, he won't get done in time. l
thought perhaps you have found some
way to deal with this fault Of his. It
is really the only one find in him."
Il know" sighed the mamma, land
I hoped you might find cure for 1t.
We have tried everything we can think
OF at home, to no purpose" The other
morning his uncle saw him sitting over
his clothes all in a huddle, dreaming of
something. instead of putting them on.
iii give you dime" he said, eft you
are dressed in fifteen minutes" The
time was just up when he presented
himself, not only all dressed, but wash
ed, combed and teeth and shoes
brushed. "Now. that shows" his IN
Gle said, as he handed him the money,
that you can do things in the proper
length of time. Don't you think you
ought to do 1t every time, to please
your good, kind papa and mammal"
Start-And-stop said he knew he should,
and he would try, and do hope he
will succeed, and will never give any
occasion to be called by that name
again. But If any of our readers know
a cure for this bad fault hope they
will send 1t to be published in the
- -, for the benefit of all the
Starts-And-Stors in the country.
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BOO Reward 800.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is ut least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitu-
tional disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
faces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
prietors have SO much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure Send for list of
Testimonials.
Address F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists 7oc.
Halls Family Pills are tho best
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WOULDN'T SEE HORSE SUFFER-.
Tenderloin Cabman Showed TINT H,
Had q Good Heart.

TenderlOtn Cabman Showed that He
Hold q Good Heart.
There was little touch of nature,
just one Of those faint little things
that crop out once in q while in even
the host hardened, but it showed that
Zone Wing" loved the horse that had
made money for him.
"One Wings" other name is Warren,
and for years he has been Tenderloin
hackman. His fellows nicknamed him
because he has but one arm.
AS usual, early yesterday morning
he was at his old stand ut Thirtieth
street and Sixth avenue. The old
horse that for ten years had dragged
the ancient cab, which was but recent
~ supplanted by smart Victoria,
was crunching his oats.
-Four we'll dressed pleasure-seekers
came along and leaped into the Victo-
ria.
"Drive us to Forty-fourth street."
commanded one. !,
Zone Wing" was at the horses heao,
and in an instant the feed-bag was off,
and the next second he was on the
box. - = ::
"Get up, Bill" he shouted to the
horse.
The animal turned, then his frame
shook. and he collapsed and fell.
The quartet leaped out, and after
making ribald jests at the animals ex-
pense, wandered off.
A veterinary surgeon was sum-
moned, looked at the animal and an
nounced: Spinal menengitis. He
can't live"
Then the other side Of zone Wings"
nature showed itself.
"He won't suffer long. He's been too
good friend of mine," he said. eff
he's got to die, want him to die pain
less"
Then he hurried to the Thirtieth
street station and got policeman,
who soon ended the horses sufferings.
Then "One Wing" went off to drown
his sorrows.-New York Telegraph.
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They Did Not larry.

Rudyard Kipling tells good story of
himself. One day, he says, was sit
ting in roy study in Londo, when sud-
denly gentleman appeared at the
door, unannounced, followed by two
schoolboys.
us this Rudyard zipling?" inquired
the gentleman.
EYES," answered.
He turned around.
'Boys, this is Rrdyard Kipling."
''And this is where you writer" he
continued.
''Yes," replied.
"Boys, this is where he writes"
And before I had time to ask them
to take seat they were gone. boys and
all. I suppose they had all literary
London to do in that way.
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4 PLEASANT CURE.

How Atients at the nfinnearo,a.
Ds1ny Anstitute Pass Their Time.
ratents OF the Minneapolis Kelley
1nstltute describe their stay OF, four
weeKs as being the most pleasant as
ven AZ the most profitable vacation
tney ever took There are always from
twenty to fifty bright, Intellectual men
Undergoing treatment at the Institute,
ana they pass the time away in profit.
aDie conversation, reading the books
10 the extensive library. playing Gro
quet on the lawn, or, II the weather be
Mclement, play cards in the club room.
Inc club room is q large, roomy. airy
place.. in which is the library, q piano
and several tables for card playing.
On the walls are interesting pictures.
photographs, etc. :,
The rising bell IL rung at quarter
to seven O'Clock, and the first dose Of
internal remedy is taken. At 7:SO the
breakfast bell rings, and at o'clock
the drst hypodermic treatment is Civ.
en-. These hypodermic treatments are
given four times q day; at 8 q. M. -
noon, p. m. and ut 7:3O p. M, The in.
ternaI remedy Is taken every two
hours until 8 p. m.
Patients are not allowed to use to.
bacco within fifteen minutes before OF
after the hypodermic treatments. .Ci4
gnrettes smoking Is not permitted I'm.
der any circumstances. IL the patient
Is addicted to cigarettes, he is given q
special course at the same time, with
out additional expense. and Is cured.
II patient desires to be cured Of the
tobacco addiction, smoking or chewing
or both, this is done readily without
any additional charge.
During the first ten days Of the trent
ment the patient must remain on the
Institute grounds, without leaving
them, but after the ten days he is per-
mitted to leave the Institute ut GER
tain periods between the hours of the
hypodermic treatment; and as many
possess bicycles or can borrow them Of
other patients, they can take advant-
age Of the fine bicycle paths Of Mime
apolts. 1t is estimated that there are
10000 bicycles in Minneapolis, and a
goodly proportion Of this number pass
the Kelley Institute every day on Park
avenue, which is the most popular BIZ
cycle roadsin the city.
Everything possible is done BY the
management to make the stay Of the
patient a pleasant one.
There are many frauds and imitat-
ors, but those who really know affirm
that the Kelley Cure is the only one
which really cures. 1t is positive in it's
results. Letters Of inquiry are prompt
~ answered, and literature will be
sent, enclosed in plain envelope, If
name and address is sent to the Kee-
ley Institute, corner Tenth street south
and Park avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
Looking to the Fu.ur..

Looking to the Future.
1.-THE widow seems to take great in.
terest in old Goldthwaite."
'Shes,thinks that if she takes inter-
est now, she'll have the principal lat.
."-Brooklyn Life.