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SxarrrK- wash. Ty-, MAy =. ISsk
Nv Iit1ie boy, when four years old,
Vas taken mex With scarlet rash We
hae3 competent MEDICAL aid bssf he
never fszliy recovered Fer ) years be
was sick. could retain nothing On his
stomach. sometimes would vonif
ceaseles<ly for wreck not retaining
even wntes- He dxindIei away til
bat shadow of his former self. At
last his mind eayc way Fer two
weeks he chung 70 me begging me not
10 bury him in the ground He reeog-
nisei nosoiy, not esen me. Ne all
concluded that death would lie \ relief
10 him There was no use trying the
odd school doctors. oi thai we have had
enough exres ienee- Their medicines
failesf to XII me uhen every one OF
thena gave me up with consumption
saying that could not live , week.
That was three years ago They
w9nii have had their say, too, II had
not called in Dr. j. Eugene Jordan
had then been belfast for over year.
could nat turn over. suffered with ex-
circulating pain and spat bloody pus-
As by the aid OF the goi-sent Histo-
genie Medicines ! recovered from the
verge OF the grave and was able to do
considerable Of my house work in 30
days Well We got Dr. Jorsian's Ineii-
cine for oar little boy and his reason
returned. and so did his health. and in
two months from first taking his metii-
cine he went to school We are con-
yineed. - il every one who has used
the unprecedented Hist Med, that it
accoSnpiishes the apparently impossi-
bic. and that TO compare them TO all
the other rnedicne it is like compar-
ing bright sunlight to Egyptian dark
ness. MssGrE Mcdaniel.
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FINANCE AND TRADE


Oregon eggs adxsaeed In price fz-staf.
Asfers IuJl 81 sso t1ys the receifss n
snail traits fsesa California By exposes
picked s7 sxain to-day The Receipts fos
The ra<s twenty feur hDurx srsearfcd to
eighty eight rAeksxes
The sexrsie. Lake sz1re & Ex<sern Rail
var c0rspany TO-DAY recesred fsnm the
eat nine carloads Of rails. which eszstsn-
rarn. naskes thirty three esfie2ds Of ssilx
rre~sssd during the past fons days
PEoDrfE EKCEIYr$-Dasing the past
"a hosrs The produce received In se@sfse In
eiussed fhs foiscxfnxs II yssksEes but-
ter. 70 eases exxs. Is sasxs wheat =
tark arsx fruit. bundle hides ! bundss
peiss hauHie skins. 3 ssrks wooi< eoofss
rzfekeux. u eaffir and fxo calves There
wr,s reessyess sser the Pnxgs sound shore
railroad IS sarlzzds Of xene<a. fright.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sfza PAST - h0Hfs
general freighfs serg sent from seattle IN
the following quantities. G. 4 r. = X 4,
30 fosHs; r. = r. e. - tors: >. l. >. a Z
Hy.. re2 tons Sseasaers-Idahe IL TINS,
washington - tons, EiixA Anderson :
tons. CTR Of Quincy - tons. Cascades 3
fasss. Clara Brown : tens. Glide y tons.
". y. aunroe7 tons. Fleetwood tons.
Augusta q tons, Lief Erickson - tons
aud Mickisan ton Total IS tors
PUTATOEs-The 81 sacks OF nes pssa-
io.s received from California on TUESDAY.
have ab<ss1s disappeared They ea1t In the
retail markets al IL cents per pound
EsstsS-trez6fsx were sdya1ced today 70
= cents per dozen By the ease. Fresh
ranch stiif sell ri 20 cents per Dozen
STRAWBERRIES Retailers qrose the
market e. 4fat8 cents per gallon
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have been sick for the last fifteen
years with complication of diseases.
rheumatism and kidney troubles were
very bad. but heart disease was the
worst of all. Many times l thought
wouli not survive it. The sharp.
agonizing pain in my heart would take
my. breath and make me dizzy. I had
70 catch at things TO keep from falling
In fact, was an utter wreck. ! tried
doctors in Terra Haute, Ind, Bloom
ingt0n, 0ttumwa, Charlton. and Bur
iingtor- homeopathic. and
every other kind of doctors. They
used batteries. baths. and all manner
and kinds of nasty tasting drugs, but
received no benefit at all. I gave it
up in disgust. Every doctor told me
another tale as TO what he thought
was the matter with me. but that did
not cure ME.
Going 20 Seattle, heard of nothing
but the new Histogenefie system, and
of'Dr. j. Eugene Jordan, its author.
Having tried all the old, I concluded to
try the new, and after few weeks
use OF the above medicine | complete
IL recovered This was last October,
and ! have had no sign of the return
of the troubles, and have been able to
attend TO my duties ever since. /
make this statement from gratitude to
DIR. Jordan and the hisfoeenetic sys-
TEN. and also from a spirit of SYM
pathy for kindred humanity.
JOSEPH PENNINGTON.
Edmond, W. 7.
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shining Intelligence.

The s,4lp Blue Jacket. Captain Storrs
sailed foe san Francisco af noon today
with cargo of is62 tons cf Black Diamond
coal.
The harkenf:ne John smith. Captain
Kussei. arrived to-day 10 load coal aad
lumber for the Oregon Improvement Com
pany.
foRT rowSsESD, June i3,~-ATriyetl-
Barks veriiaS and Northwest.
foRT DISCOVERY, June i3.--aFriycd-RaTs
L. g.. Harbstz.
PoEr HtpIncE, June l8.--Arrivei-Ger
man bark Valley.
SsS fRtsciscu. June i2-srrivea-Hars
Columbia. Port Madison
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THE TACOMA COUNCIL.
One ~ the Greatest Meetings Ever
Held by that August nody.

TACOMA, June i@--@NoSli meeting ~ fiir
city ccuneil rs Was held Tonight has not
been Acer since iIannahs time rha com.
mitfee cosnposci 81 Nessrs. l4lll>. Collins
aud taughfau. 10 whom NAs FVfrrrrd the
communication OF the ". g. !. L, concern
Ing the providence az gambling Ia 'hc city,
reported that the facts sci iosth were ieaiid
b. he true, hut that they DID not believe
the whole responsibility Tor that state 0l
Affairs rested on the police officers, bar Ia 4
larrs parf upon every rstifcn wi tAf c.iN
wha know~ anything about ~ that IL was
their duty TO make complaints. etc.
Al the rcaiias al ihis Colonel s,eele
was ronvalssi VITA laughter lie
said n was very hur report
and Just saeh QUE a. he expected. Not
wfthxtandsay this rcpaFi. nc said. u say
again that il Is the duty IS the executive
oalesss OF this city 70 ~ isat thcse law
am observed II Is not ncccssagy thai yoH
a. i ar The members Of fhc ". &. I. Z. % ~
nhont aaa make Information Ia ihcse
eases. a matter of pebble uNt'Tisfy We ail
knaw ~ IL throagh esssnnaoa tppeFh aud
thr mayer. city attorney sna satef ~ "a
lfpe hold 10 b. iiahlr - suatctiAent tA
Inc Grand Jury. or u Imprisonment. II thcY
TAN 10 do thclr dass Ia tae premises
fherpfs,f. ssnpusi The notion 10 adept fhF
rrrort that, iuzyeai. The city attorney,
chief III police and mayer l. required g
prpsee.i against these gambling piaccs,
md 10 do i. Thoroughly
ssifx Attorney Carroll begged leave -
.yssaS IA his oWa defense. lie said there
never WAS tune when Do MAS ast teedy
X, nroxecntc On the pstaeg tefsNtnettssi
US had just returned tfs,s .sid iowa
~hvrs ~ had seen finss axea IN gafa
s,,r ~ ,icsersive. aai wSNld cssign Nis
.,tire rather than h. sssch Tie did nai
sns,,k he should be saiiectcd - ttfNsss ~
Indictment or Impeachment.
si~ruy wurEsasmSa.
~, t-.usArsn said that 70 pass = rass'iu
sis,r, al Instruction, SUCH As Ne Situia pro
s,sss.,d. was simply shssews>hias tle 4Uet
ton. as the o,aseS ass"et $50 IL, -,
sn.s.sra ali sasfscsens laws y N0ait y
ss.S shaf the merchants auS reeiNfis
49,. xrrs the first ~ hriag pessSslse e
nsss ssnsas; hassnx fae sasahscss ss'sss't
The asa'y propef way y Ii>S,yt 80 sss Y.
s.s~, sbsm rake The iafgs|aitans,
M. srsnix lAreH1A
$50, t.a rl,.st and aid he MAS gisd
~. located with ssirh ineecrns SIN
" ~ s.1hn citizens wiz not ~ y, ~
'.t s.,.nt Il Il the aaty II me irll'ee 4. -
Z. s.,a3St he mayer snesFavifst thsN ~ ~
Gthax would ntsy thse ~ -g. =. -. II.
t,s,natson. u was ensl - - ss..., - =,
MN ANY ~ shc plaes's ~ Wy s.ssF'' ~ ''
Nv, q y ~ ssnsusss and ssi'a tnsia.
hts' = 1900 An rSssr IN ssiiac SfiHis aus
* r. Nr stessie knew =. totcs -.s9ai y
IA. "a. passse she pesllF si,SNA " H-
f,,0~ 4he cqs,artl NS.assA :. ,...tt =. Z.
ts, ..'. - lehe ~tf he + aesest w 9it..
-, ..ss,ssl. sis.t HRS esAof eve
- ~, s~.,.sl4,naas .Wfissae.is 800
-. s,AAsss II gilf SIS thai ts1Fs = -
- 49,. ss,s,s zia< upszi his nt~sa,t 49,
asshasssy. ssdss nc - :, y - si.,ssss, $
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60 ~ $1,000 uzn G1Elss - 1ul5e1
Nm ~ - ~ annee1el1sn. q sh.c4 -
n<eu<r. - aegue=knne< with - exprn4
uish 81 NJ neinsfye&4 uho Asve Aeen u1reA
fEfzs wna . ppfm3ar ye1n{ 80 ahe15 -
town. buf h6d beez drinking hesvily of
faae. ne keVa n13Dx fFom I'D n uDfse.
nnsfi 1es<h ofeslpok him BE hsd &ts4e19
tf< inzarnc<<.
4 epnn1xsee ~ S7se board 81 tznd< VIII
yk1x< here for Portland IN . fen days. -
<Duf<r VITA The 1Irse<ofy - the arxHou
Eailva ard xsrtxxxioz Com2Aay rris1ise
10 hasirx fhe main 1ae 70 fsrHf d'Ateas
r1n rhspukb SpokaBe- tn<reaa Of having .
hrnarh frsm Faxninxtpa-
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MR. ae'MAnov's srArgMEsr.

DoNsEIIY, King Co., W. T.
have been badly troubled with my
throat for many years. Ii would give
me no rest at night Tor the tickling
and hacking. Since last December il
was worse than ever, and having tried
so many things which did me no good
/ felt pretty helpless. told friend
of mine, John Anderson. cat.leman.
that thought. as last resort, of GO
ing to California. He told me he had
been in the rame fix, and went to DIR.
j. Eugene Jordan. took his medicine,
and quickly and completely recovered.
| concluded to try him. and | wish to
record the fact that after weeks use
OF the perfectly tasteless histognetic
medicine / entirely recovered. l make
this statement for the benefit of OF all
afflicted III the same was.
TIMOTHY MCMAHON.
SLAUGHTER, May %, 1885,
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- Nofthern Pacific AZ
nelunnent Matter.


AeDuA, Ja34 53.--Exxa-sinx the ssses<
C19 e. ~ X0r<nef8 Pscifr Ea3irUzs3
1onv'e land. and 1fsser pns1srfses >
~ ~, 0n< 81 the ntsagness ~ fhs
11y; te31,x Interviewed - u t,ze psos-
- 4n3e ~ she e9mrasy 70 ths So
n1sgn, 1nsie tbs sfstssnsnf:
-, ! sutnsisssd Is sk~ ofss~u Il
= 1t11tany . pzAn 5sF fsse 4ssessBsri
1InG " yf<w N e4EitetIe dssfsi5ssf.ors
~ ~ several f0H1ftes through WHICH
4 IN nneneA Th3s plan wsz hns<<1 uJssn
~ l6lI0&fe III eorh Of thesr rDuBsSts, xiF-
/ ~ ~ eocn ~ psnportfoasfe etsr.n'szs
II He eo}IluH ffpek. tnxS<hvf with Ell
E 1eQ " the ve1uxl1oa Of the bands Whsn
I'll 4E1nlDe, u he isBd Department re-
~ md eurnSd II into rpsasnsnz tspart,
- y epesk. and listed al siss iapds In The
19feuf counl1es. ] wrUte . letter 70 Tie
nMe1DWt 1ntii1as them 70
o6uk uGHE AID GDxyEz
~ ~. Ne vosxId explain 10 ttseIn The
D1go ~ pN,pDeed. and n they had s;s5
@C1eK Y1o8 Ne wouA 1fstsgi 10 their suxxssa
1Lon4 cd n aby were better than oBrs 80
&onH adopt Them. Asss Of the es-,r.
11 &5nre 6pd we're piessed with she plan
Ue61mno6 md which had beeh sccarfe,f b.
- enuBapy. On Jnfse 18th ] sent out ibs
2WlriH estimate of The value Of rolling
eTATsxEs7
Qfref cen5aee o. fhe different glasses Of ess
80 afixs pn.sf equipment q shs ., ss,f' 7:
~ peop0<fjan that the mEiesGe of fhe yafi,
1lW c3qa9ee IN Washington Territory bear u
4lf sespertive total mileage on the entire
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srnNANN TAtIs NkM..


S.asGaNf FlIt. Inra n ~ ktterasg
tirsrr- ieA fauleat ElF Pr-sialla iar are
F'ezsrs 50 fsEss. HFa asea snsa1 an
Atyssase - rs,zF1,sas esa,rsslss 1sra.cu
f8e 'sle1Gs 81 fsse ssss3sss, cs.in ssaf -
ia rsssN O - ~ s-as taai Be err3 q alas.
AZ esak "a ytes.ese. eEfsa sari his
arasA. Hsss afl &efN s ec.es zss, ts-l,lcr
saas 81 40 fss etrHe tss ssta9
~ - ss..s 49, Ns'hsaai tark. fss lss.f'ts-
r'ssa tasai rs iEleH 80 gsssugsiar aH.. ia *
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American Express los. Canadian Pacific
15tz. Canadian southern Es4, Central Pa
cifr 2eis, Burlington & Quincy lilsz, Della
ware & iseka.auna 2F'.. Denver 4 Rio
Grande Is. Erie ~ :. Lake shore 81. Louis
vile 4 Nashville ST.. Michigan Central 20,
Kansas G Texas il, New York Central 1914.
Northern Pacific 2saz. preferred 4s's-. North
western iusi.. Oregon improvement %.
Navigation 70. Transcontinen;al III. Pa
cine Mail 81, Z. Reading Es's. Rock Island
las, =. Paul SITS Texas Pacific lsss. tnlon
Pacific ST.. United States Express 70,
Fargo ia. Western Union s5ss.
NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
New YORK. June i3.--The stock market
was less active today, but IL was -osaewas,
irregular aud highly feverish, with a spec
iai weakness Ia IL few securities The re-
sui, Of the days trading Is 20 leave most oi
the list fraeiionaiiy lover than last nights
pficsa The most marked declines were
IL each In Lake Shore and oregon Sari-
CATION. and ~ in oregon Tfansconiinenta;-
Government bonds were dull and steady,
sEw YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. June iS--Hops-tluiet I'M
changed
susar-DuIl. unchanged, refined steady,
demand fair.
copper-wcak. Lake $500.
tead-Firm. domestic $3.50.
Tia-Dnli, straits $i7.s3
cofiee--pot fair. Rio duh, nominal Sis-
options fgs.5 points lower, fairly active;
sales. 100 go bags: Juge si2.3sai25o. July
lle.ssg ii.l9. August sit. soss 1875.
PgTnoLEgN.
NEW YORK. June lS--Petroieum opened
strong, but became weak after the first
sales. A slight recovery occurred in the
afternoon and was followed by a period OF
dizziness, closing steady. Consolidated
Exehange-openlug III, highest ~.
lowest 7ss., closing 7sIz; New York Ex-
change--Openiug 77,s, highest 71ss, lowest
15ss, closing 7ois; sales. 50 eco barrels.
CHICAGO ss.KETs
CHICAGO, June is.-M heat steady. cash
n: July slss; August sis4
corn-sseady, cash Sc :, July so !, August
Ssi..
oais--stea'iy. cash sz,.. July s21s. August
~.
harley Nominal.
Pors Easier, cash sis.1o, July ;is.7is.
August si3.s7it
isrd--Steasiy, cash $50, July ss.55,
August $50.
CHICAGO CATTLE Markets.
CHICAGO. June misunderstanding 600,
steady. lower for common grassers. good
10 choice $a.slsae.5c. graSsers 1890, stock
ers and feeders S2.5sst 8 10, Texans assG5
Hazs-Iseceipts 1900. slow. points
lower, mixed $4,000. heavy $555ta5.7o,
light s.. 3Das.5o,
ehc.p--keccip,s 800, weak. native NUT
tons $bd5i5, Texas nuitons s3s0aS. ~,
stocsers ssa.i, western feeders sS.iasaS.i 10
Texas feeders t2tri.z5.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
iivxErcoi-. June is-wheaf firm, de
rnand improving. holders offer moderately;
California No l. is adid8s i0d per ceaial.
fafT I've. a
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II YOU want to read something inter
esting. glance over our ad- and see our
offerings Monday morning. Hand
kercbiefs l2c dozen. Tokias. Singer
man x Co. Je10
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sgArrIR.sKAeIT RIVER ROUTE.

steamer city OF Quincy leaves Seattle for
Skaxis River and way ports Monday and
Thursday mornings, returning Tuesdays
and Fridays
Fer freight and passage apply al compa-
ny's osfice ON fesier's Wharf.
III JACKSON Asst Manager.
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Ny 10Y, ten years old, was broken
down with rheumatism. His limbs
were all distorted out of shape from
the banefni effect: he suffered great
agony, and could not turn in bed.
The worst of all, his heart was greatly
affected from it, and il almost stopped
his breath. We gave him up. also did
our neighbors. As last resort | went
To DIR. J. Eugene jordon, whose med
icine performed apparently impossible
cures in our neighbors. After giving
my boy those medicines for three
weeks he entirely recovered, his limbs
all Strengthened out again, and he is
perfectly well in every way. That was
ten months ago.
A. for myself. | had an injury to
my finger which turned into carris of
the bone. Several doctors were en-
ployed, but the result was the hone
kent on eating away. At last they
concluded that in order TO save the
hand the finger had 10 be amputated.
I bethought myself of DR.. Jordan, OBJ
tanned his medicine. and in two weeks
time il cured the bone disease and
retained my finger. How much suf-
feIing and expense we might have
saved had we known of the Histogen-
etc Medicine and DIR. j. Eugene
Jordan. y. kgIeHLAuSE.
ORIrILEA w r.
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MONEY AND MARKETS.


SYx Yagg, Jnae ls.--Money on call easy
i2ait,- closed ~, prime merrhsptile PAPER
sfasl stssilng exchange firm a, IT'S Tor
q xfy day bfii. and ~ >ss for demand.
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fivxErooL. June is.-wheaf firm. de-
mand improving, holders offer moderately
California No. |, Is adaes l0d per GENITAL.
Carn-sieady, demand fair, new mixed
western. Is - "a per crntal.
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Dir. j. EUGENE JoRpAS.-Dear Sir
! beg TO take this opportunity to add
my mite OF grateful recognition to
your numerous testimonials for bene-
fits derived from your unequaIled
medicines. All my life suffered from
gastrolgia and inactivity of the liver,
taking the form of violent sick head
aches and severe cramps. Ny suffer-
ings were most intense. and | had
been attended b. numerous physicians
without relief. About three months
ago began taking your mistoge-
netic medicines and ! must confess |
had very lI,tie faith in d0ing So, | was
perseveIing though. and in few weeks
| experienced great relief. In two
months | ceased 10 have the attacks.
AZ present ! am perfectly cured. can
eat anything without experiencing in
convenience, and ii is with the most
sincere gratitude that | now inscFibe
myself Most gratefully.
MRs. NJ. THOMAS.
This laiy Is book keeper in the Seat
tie ,~ugf!rs MIR fasfigse
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Ny daughter, Mrs. T. Rieharl,
Stirling. " T., was pretty has! vita
ana cough generally characteristic OF
tige 6res1ei naia4v. The disease waS
OK ioar Vslrs' ztansiiGz. / came 10
8g. J, ElaFese Jordan. nay daughter
hiuE tas feeble - GENE. She took
tie as4e..irl.se week. assss slsss began 10
.-s3 isegtr; assi IN ai.onf tao months
tiIae igeus fFt tsi1sse flie InciieiTie
sAe had entirely recovered.
}. T. sggTH.
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SllfrLE-poRf YoVNSEEp ROUTE.

CTKANERs ANDERSON OR EDITH WILL.
y run daily between seattle and Port
Tow nscnd. leaving Seattle AZ 10 p M. touch
Ing ct Pert Madison. Port Gamble and Port
Ludlow. Rctssrn.us-Leave Port Townsend
Gaily except sunday at 5. "a q N.
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KETTkNINt

Soie.-i.caying longwoosi Terrace.
-. NJ II. ".
Coaches for the Highlands. Longwood
Terrace and East End leave Front street at
s "a. m, ESQ, IL 30. p. m, $40 and ). jel2
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have been suffering from neuralgia
OF the hear; from chiiGhood and have
tried countless remedies. | have in
fliciesi every kind Of misery upon my
self IN the vain Effort To get relief
D5s-toTs toid ne thAt ] would have tn
undergo a surgical operation. At last
when everything failed and | settled
down 10 despair, | heard a grea. deal
about nF. J. Eggerc Jerdaa and
his lew system of medicine |
sent for medicine, simply ,les-
c:ibinE nsy CASE In weeks
time alter taking DR.. j.. histo-enetie
medicine all nay misery Of a iife's
standing disappeared; that vas three
months ago. aud il was not only the
neuralgia. bu; I also suifcres! from
dySFer>ia. woali vamif No even q
drink 81 water IS Soosl A. ie voGii get
warm. Ny Sufierin-s we're - crest
,hai sfien ieil teutnsci tn commit
suicide. ! eonsislsr pr- Io-ylan's the
only medicine worthy 81 tbs; name
MeIEfE DIX.
WhztCoEs. W T.
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Ny little girl was badly affected with
bloody dysentsry Tor three con slant
years. We employed half dozen of
what j. considered tifs;-elass medical
aid, hui j; proved no good. She got
80 she ccIiid eat nothing. After eating
bite OF anything the pain would
strike her stomach and she would have
to Gesi>;- We concluded that we
would not lie ahic ioraise her Al last
| went 10 nr. J. Eugene Jordan, stated
her ease, leaving the girl at home.
had not 4 hi. of confidence in doctors.
hat did know al many apparently
great cures BY DR. jordan Well, my
little giTl took the medicine for one
month. and has entirely recovered
This was nine months ago. and she j.
perfectly well state this for the
good of others. X. {. SNiTh.
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$3.50, value per State Board $4C5,
State ana county tax sc OF, special
school tax ACC
100. Waldrip. James Interest by
reason of mortgage given by rs
J G Robinson ct al to mes Waldrip,
for the sum of $3.50, recorded in blk
"a, p 126 of mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county. Cal, dated Jan l,
1887, due March /. 1887, $3.50. in Los
Angeles county, 10 acres o, land in
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, I'D
road, BID by land of Crane. bd W by
land OF Bristol place, valued at $3.50,
s ale and county tax s1S rs, special
school, tax 81 so
1902. Burgess, r F-Interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by A Booty
to X Burgess Tor the sum of $500,
recorded in book "a, p 425 of mort
cages, records of Los angeles county,
Cal, dated Feb q, 1887, due March
l, 1888, $500, in Los Angeles county,
20 acres of land in Rancho Santiago
de santa Ana, BID by land of
Mckenzie, by county road. by
land OF ,teskal, W by land of Morris,
valued at $500, state and county tax
$50 50. special school tax 81 80
104. Eschelbach, Peter In Los
Angeles county, 9 acres OF land in
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, BID
n by county road. by land Of w
Smith, W by land Of SAINTS, by nd
of Winbigler, subject to mortgage
s 465, valued a. $3.50. imp $500, value
per tate Board $3.50, State and
county tax S. 70, special school tax
45 cts
los. Moore, o A-Interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by Nathaniel
FCox to o A Moore for the sum of
$3.50, recorded in bk So, p 523 of
NOR cages, records of Los Angeles
county, Cal, dated Jan 10, 1884, due
March l, 1857, $3.50, in Los Angeles
county. 40 acres of land Ia Rancho
La Ballona, BID n and Q by county
road, by land of Remnant, W by
land of II Lowe, valued at $125O,
State and county tax rs
LOG. Longstreet. Lucy B-Interest
by reason Of mortgage given by Geo
I Insley, D G Cline and VIM A In>ley
to Lucy B Longst rect for the sum Of
81. 90, recorded In BIZ 90 p 234 OF
mortgages, records Of Los Angeles