davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06

ence. Virulent blOOd-poisons are, by it's
use, robbed of their terrors. Especially
has il manifested its potency in curing
letter, Eczema, ErysipeIas, Boils, Carbun-
Giles, Sore Eyes, ScrOfuious Sores and Swell
ings, Hip-jOint Disease, White Swellings,"
GOitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06
| ShLT-RHEUM
AND
RHEUMATISM.

of
upwards The disease was most dsng IN her
joints and between the fingers she was onlgGa TO Ptf
during the winter months d to nave her hands
badly affected paving the way for other diseases TO
had and
obtaining afterwards
several
dnOb CHANGED read
the
medicines. The
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06

DAVID G. LOVE, Esq, of St; Agqthe Mgnit9bq,
uuS ious attack uttering the heart, poor rest
anu / night etc, commenced the of your Golden
AUk. Discovery and Pellets derived
very highest benefit therefrOm."
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06

blood
osin aord iRculo OF than
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06

promptly cures the severest Coughs, it
Strengthens the system and purites the
blood.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06

GOLD is worth $500 per h. Pettits Eye Salve is
" worth $I.OOO but is sold at 25c a box Neaiers
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures Con-
sumption (Which is ScrOfula of the Lungs,
bv its wonderful blOOd-purifying, invigOra-
ting and nutritive properties. For Weak
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06

Mrs; I: v. WEBER, of Yorkshire, Cattaruuglr8
Co., ". Y, writes: For five years previous to
was great sufferer; had severe pain in my
light side continually: unable to do my own
work. l now wen and strong"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-07-06
CONSUMPTION.

wife. She was taken with cOnSu
tor after another [ finally gave
poor and having but one dollar
he might show me something {
thing did tell me to get your
wife took it as directed, and as a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-19

sorthern Pael8e I'asseI Heron :.
selling zsd Kise, Mrs. II. HasinR aaa
ia 1ghteY. T. D. Charlton, r. r. Neg-
ias aud vile. James NeE0y. e. b.
Eoaeh. q. II. Evaas. lhafSes 3. Smith
and ssu. Msss Ais ssahin. Mr. WI
liam trainer. 3. Lewis. r. Mason
Ms. Wta,ehhi. Mrs II. Casernaa, l..
Lennon. y. Heim. Miss f.aurA HrieT
James Jones. Samuel gones, Miss
Eaiis Evans. ard eighteen Second
csass.
Fzssemsefs @he arriye3 par PrefBier
from Vancouver ye ter8zy -. 49,
Redmond and wife J. Mckenzie ard
sife. j. J N'Hs5n. II lamont, JOAN
Ezan. J -fnneef. Mr. Miller. =
Meisladry anS SITE. Nellie Ryan. An
nIe igyan. fse0rge Psoissrt, Ifr. spifxy
Il u. Flnnie. " e. Tbornsyke, D. ].
Wright sud Wife. Niligm j. is8desi.
u. Ninoli. William steven. John s.
AePl.erson, Mrs. :. Henderson. Mrs.
ParseF. J g. Henderson and SITE,
lanes Merkieg. Maui Parker. f. G..
P8y, Z. + Eiegg. a. AaiAud. Mr. As
land. & Pranz. fA8us Wool ~ An
serson. = An8srso1. John Wallace,
Mrs. Wallace aH9 suB, G. BsKeii JOhn
Fsraef
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THE TERRITORY.
An IndIxn chief Killed n
PHyallHp-
HE pzYIxD THE IocoxorrvE-


Tseszx, seHz. f.-The Ir&zxz xA9
wz4 ksn8 Is ss4ranevs bop yxrsts
xes1srszzT Nzs } hyxs tree, ksse SAG
fsssEsxz Il ~ 81 he srsAe xn- hisssezth
h4s ssrosaxsz7 az@-e fr0xkk1 Srse TIE vzs-
~. II seezzs sezf. hsSzng gCszer
zsz gEz-xe.s s-Exa waz5zev Be zznsxsses
/ sae1s = ~ sEa sSEzzw eA1ef than he
real x4e. ard sseF<<s& 0zt = fr<sns &
tie Eazs-fsssrs5 tran, zzfs sfze fzzrFr-s@zs
~ szssznx 4 Is szorF-sNz 81 rszAf-
Az ze<xsrs Z cd - Is szxzzek tsse y 2
eszSe< azsa kgds kesS hSE1 aEEszt - se<s,
fSs<zks-sx sisn 81 zp- he died "a , few
fasEzses
Tsss news Of his siezsss trvzgnt e7z1-
sssrzzfsssz 20 he IEzazzrss n The entire
s1s7nzyy rzzss6. zHsf sksey have rxssssed
- weFk sszee. bar pos 20 the rspe
erssx Ing sro9nsz Ms BODY and e-yt-se,
fsxvssnxr. Naa Ogse and several eehsf
growers had : Izrxe fszre q Irdizzs.
&sss lazy hare retuseS - D. > stroke
u Ssrk sizaee-
sszrssngT ga 3 eafsn and Ezzted -
have tEs body seat a~sy ffsz sssE-lzl,
tazf ffss ira85l2ssS VII NOT Fsrrz1 ffzss
estAss.
80 6sarfrer rzae " the city fas-fAy
10 ssex z1zsee he wzzss Gorozes
McssoT 80 - - The scszr and bold AZ
insFasss bsss thG aerpnkF 81 zrsE DE-
ei51ed - b. szid that the izE ogiF
sufssri1sd hisn 10 bod an iaa'ssst II
eases zseys there wzs dkEht zs 70 fhe
sE4ss IS s.ezsh- II skzis ess@ there wss
meme
There i1lss1s cane fToal British
GoinzssiAz They are - ttssiT seskFTz-
i5en aH8 wi8i 5000 have - reznrn - 4.
u si3 ~ Heae=ssrF sslas soHss eTs-
aenek ~ ssowa fr0Es the zzfhos-ifAe'
here u hgyz this eAse9 cane % hz-
asStl4. These fsets we're stated by
ssyanty Afs0rney Coin@r n zsFss.ag
tsle soyonsr 70 rs and hold the iFsgs5ss
agzd Try aesas scans 81 yzeifYsng ths
fa8iaas. &fa1 i Z. PrOsesle be VII 70
20 Is shz morning
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-. -. s-&.......,.s
sS.z 49,. .. - I. - - : =.
e - - - =. = : -. = -.
80 = 8 -. =. - -. -
- - - = - - -
- - - : -
= - -, = =
- - -. = = -.
80 - - : :. -. -
kakaasr . = 80 - 49, - - -
= 80 -.
s'sssa slszss sss@ saa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-19

IsseNa. SEPT. ls.-A bearing j. the
Ease q he territory against Efxzrd
l4sthE0Fss va held before Justice sen
TER tAis afternoon fszshrgSe i
ehaFgei gith having been one 81 two
ulafs Hto sLsld np an old German
named John Holm, c4tara&y evening,
on Eassenth street. about 4 mile And
quarter lrDsn pzci5c 4Feaus-
Hain3 testified that be Eas going
home ab0at O'Clock and xas within
9ss iest q bis destination when fEo
ffseFs. With hzri9keFcniefz tied 0Fer their
faces aud h6sses 70 zee through. stepped
cut IN ihs road before him One pre-
sentea i pistol - his bead and CON-
FHande5 hiss 10 pat up his hands. lie
dill 20. zad the other then searched
fis pocket taking about s21in fa0ney.
Whsn the one had gone through
his fssekeE-. the other. holding tie
revolver. nat being satisfied. gSve the
weapon - the first sezTcher and made
\ further search thFgagh his inside
vet pocket. but foand nothing more.
While he @G4 doing t:sis Holm asked
him rot - take the watch, and he
replied that be Holm might have H.
Holm positively identified La;hrops
- thes man. lie said that whiie
searching him be Hc5iu1 ges look at
che .itse 81 his face back Of the hand
keFehief, ana besides recognized his
voice. He knees I.afbr8pe veil. the
latfer hayiag hauled wool THAT he
tHelm saved
HEiiaa and Ella Andersen, fW0 little
girls, testified 20 having seen Lathrope
81 the neigialg0Thosd q short time be-
fore the robeery
As sgainst tsig direct evidence. II
J. Aietsraeken testified that h. had
been High L4ihrof,e al tiie afternoon
AMI night Isl auction. dogn 10 the
city. aud "A Vt ole lire q witncssss cor
robqgAts,'i him. having seen them to-
getler on Pacific avenue az the flIae
tie robbery aas aid 20 have taken
TAaee LathroFe was discharged.
sUHaIaE eoEEs ESCAPES.
Deputy sheriff Wilt left the KEY in
the - door t5-3aY when be departed
after leaving the prisoners. Cohen.
the eldest 81 the fGsfr ye3l,ers Of Gross
Bros store. faraed L and sprang 10
the fenre, s,ianbers=i over il and dis
appeared The jailsr hastily returned
shea he heard the noise, locked the
door and made chase. but Cohen ii
stia missing
LASn 8sp gsPEgyENEST COMPANY.
Articles % incorporation OF the
Washington Land 4 Improvement
Company we're filed in she auditor $
Office today. The incorposators and
directors for the first six months are
a. Il. smith. Walter J.. Thompson.
Marion q. Denton. Henry Drum and
William Is. Alien, all 81 1acoma; and
Georgs IL. ElIsbury Of Dakota. The
purpose % the company j. TO buy, ius-
prove and sell lands. agricultural, min
eral aud timber; 10 build saw mills.
orerate mines, construct railroads, etc.
The s.apttRl stock l. SAN{sa.
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WAlLA waLLA.
Death - Young Man from oPiara-
smoking.

WAaEA WALLA. Sept Is. FL
Young. q young man ia the employ 81
VIM. kirkmau. wA- fognt dead in 4
Chlmese Opium den last night BY Mar
shall Robinson. The corpse had been
carefully hiaden under bunk.
Young has been missing since satar-
day night tie was regarded as sn
exemplary yo1ug man. and 10 one
ever suspected he smoked opium TN
I'll the dead body was found IN the
gen The place which Is a weii-known
opiuu i1iat. has been entirely de
serted since Sapiay, which led the
officers 10 suspect thSt IoupeAs body
was there. Ihe eooger'S jury to-day
ae.i ed that tac deceased came e. his
dsaih tv excessive opsuu smoking
fuuur Bas - years osd. a native *
E.ns,8as where BIS parents reside and
wilere h- himself vas saf folf years =
cierS In she Bank 81 Enssand. Hi
fstaaT vas an Episcopal clergyman 81
E-eh ffuH
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PORT TOWNSEND.



Correction.
l'ET Eav Nssyn Seps is-The los
rr ~uu1a reElau Stems ON the vcrge "a
as ifol-minins development whicf.
yzsisl5 -r "a create much wealth
The essse al this h. the ex.
cs.iezt paaoaf % she Ernbei.
tnfNp. raceatiy discovered on H.ar,~z
stand hs e. g.. McNamars- An n
say a; tie arsf ahuaS taken lrom the
suFfaee showed aaQUt a. per cent. iron
"a rich deposit and che iasle uom 81
pears IN BE- - per CENT richer. Earst
Sunday morning tAe owners OF The
mine Mr. 1hsEie- Essenteis. j. A
hghn Sas - e. II Nanara. AID sew
erai others, includine tie P,ssr-I StSr-
FEss.serR sf08cent. ges;t siek a
81 lepcz um she Steamer Wialwoasl
ard examined the Lead There Here
$50 cv farre el4 miners IN she r4srtr
wha psuEoanCe3 the ore 10 lie Of the
very r. hess azal.ls, and e certainly
80 soaSeal ia the neFlses present. The
Ea.1e s. ias-asei 81 ihe southeast end
q. i.Yaez ISLAND. 1--we Haiiss froug san
a2a fAss .4sse aa8 - miles distant
from Port fosuscna An excellent
Garsfr = Fogi1 Zsgrsts 20 a. che hank
taxing aa aiEles T,recigds8Rs sterss.
zaifa5ttug 81 large YES els appruaf 81
ing WEthsn few feet 81
sansr. flse fsIsset ~cuad fror goasranv
hGs arc&ig orglrred 80 tons irusa
s4fslHtes = toc ssrss crops 4nEs. Tram
says aad BANKERS al he n ance
erected ~ i'st lsiae. ard a large fcroe
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posT DISCOVER.


Eafx19< f&sENk IN tAs Afs-Fs -
as<ksss sarpv4sed ssy = Gale
Psza 5sssr,gTxzg sess IT, There i :
gay arf sszgsss lssTgf2r Na9 alskes hi-
sssy<4-asrg ke=e azUzf 0Has =
ysar I5i4 lat Visit. EtE5 pszsrges
-stzsfAF eyexissK ps5Ees &s-seszsagls
70 bisn He @as szaxkE wAsis sttesatt-
.nS D. bssreslzrsze he ress1saeR q NJ.
Exfsb Faak. s8s5 vi - aesst oFsy -
F,srs TssNssse tss-sKy fgx trSst Ir.
sa6 4zs wgarFssa f. es1stie -.z2Hszssr
Hher TIE rigsss fx1e se- effected ~ en-
tr4Hae. B2s sss0rs5y afteywArsss ASK
eaes gsextly STs9sE 2e,i Nsft tae roo
ber sffS ksa4 h5za III aasAsfzf2es ar
rsFeA fsoFs tss SsesEisaors. wbo Were
ar,ssess - fke sesaie
a nmsas.xr - ta8ses Ssia srt-5ifasfasa
sens ozer - f3sfnsae1s1s Taasey 81 q
fsseyile -aHsiNY 4 sery pleasant dSy
xaa fsasses sad ssss f0T aH aBpies ant
exs<fssaes ea ths fetlsru trip. r,ssshiBz
y srsai the geAits 81 Fise ersat. Al
sAo8xx the essrs - tie Bay Eese
sEespine - s.ziAae aaa @ersss calm
when ttse pssfg started isofse. ia leas
tS8sa tea sa5zltltes = str9ng seuft8szsl
K3rif eaFae sp ard afsee tseza On 20
keyfness gNss s9g shelter They gefe
css.ig,eiisd ~ stay there. ezposef -
s8e h4sek Sind anfss - ?. u.s. wlssu
fhs Edna tEe Eht sssesh hose
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-19

f'asYLsNB. -epf Is Harry Waliafe
and sseriana Harlan wefe arrested IN
East Portland lass hight IN company
with tao other b9ys. nAnss n0f
known The qaaFtette had b-oken
into q cigar store ia East Portland
and snecae.ied in getting Away wifh
iuf 81 cigarette and some 8ice. Mheu
arrested they sent nitb tire officer
Peaeeahiy enough Until the ial @as
rrsehesi Eheu tEn II theni broke and
ran. oae toWafd Albins anB the other
toward Seil8op3 AZ the 80 Wallace
ani Harlan we're recognized az tse
burg ars who broke into Arasa X 60 >
store last Sunday sight and sfole Fis4
Ths boys nre 10th very yosng. bat il
j. ssarsiiy likely that their youth via
save thfGB from the T,s5iitent.aFy
john Sneli. coioTe1 nas to-day Sen
tcured 20 figg years 10 tbs fenifsntsary
for having assaulted lec Pee uith an
lfon bar en Jmiy -
Mr. EmiiY Il Nassle, mother OF
George b. Markie, Jr.. oi this city,
dief At her home Ia Hazelten. Pa.
Vssfcftlag
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-19
ELLEks sURcH.
opeainx ~ the Eifsitas Fair-Ezses
Pine Animal Display

ELLEssSre oa. SEPT. Is-Tsse saIs
opened today wifh : moderate zise2<i-
znce. Gentlsrnan = driving s0TAe race.
purse sifs- Eafgies Aski b. = +.
wilson, Qaaen, by - " snsna0zs
Captain. by . g. IabAree. Queen
Ezz disfzncesi IA tss- HFsf heat. Tap
tain distaacezg 10 tie second. ard AIki
44a winner. time. frst heat. , tlia-
ufes: second heat, 2-ss5.
Nile dzsh. purse Entries. T0al
Lamar. TwesltF -Oze, Kitty Van bsee
Dsck and Yakima Chief Lamar wglI.
the others IN the or5eT u4meS time,
fs4s
There wAs no display os fr5sf Or veg
esaLles to-day. but everything VII Re
got ia shape ~ toEu9rr0s aa3 good
display i expected. Ibe si.pisy o.
animals VIII rank With zry IN the ter
-sfr,Yy
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SALES Or. sept. r. An aeciieni
ocearrei II Sheds. Linn county. al 9
O'Clock this morning. A >ofth-basnd
freight hal Just finished unloading
local freight, auJi VAS pulling up 70
baes Ia en a switch b. aiiow the Gala
forsia express 10 pass Il vas very
tosgy ana The express came IN under
fat. heaiway, smashing into the rear
Of the freight. Wreckins a ealsooSc and
enc empts box car and knocking ,hc
suiokesgkek OF the passenger engine.
No oae Vas injured
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isSusS sept 8 a fiot occurred
yesier'izv among ths iEmstcs 81 tke
Irish enaigrsnt home az Glasgow The
RIOTERS gfeckrt tae house ard goarat
desperate y With ths paliee SiNty-Aye
arrests Ncre made. and So rsoiers Nrfe
TO-DAY sentenced % nFse ynaath's isa-
Frl-opncnt each. ant the other r.
mn IL
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& nen W. ~ pa So ~ rsFs 4zT o.
se2z 81 III zeaz zzzst4-as ~
y-e.ss-sz azsszsczzes2 ssezzz<ss = wls AsissA
nSsszssrfaszzF - ~ rss-z4 -
ssssz-rsz - to- ss-soz Tx Esrz -
zzng exzr j.
N<~-s. E-zsszess. E1sa
cd rzrrv xs-z. sesskzzg sxs- Ezsr zz2zs,
: rseasuxzx zzeesszx - k@d zkA M--
Mr. NeNS& zrz Nr. &t1u1s- uhe
we're &c tze Eakznk Fs-sssa1G;stzy "a En=
Mr- Em- Easzzog q Chsaz1r<a
ezz3ss4 e tie brzzeh Qatsce 81 tae 2s.S--
fxTxzxxszx1x T@s7e-E4y Ezs1 $50 :
Th<-e x4s - zrfzse r. size s4z9kzase
casazss-a$ C 1ke rsszser zen Txr-1se1z >
shearz zzzne eIzce wAs1z 131 n srzs-
sre e Szyersztz<is ezs sf Sh<sss Eyza-
nxsd wks-h zEsh cez34 - cszrs<rsss-
X ssssEsszsssz rrrzzza wx-e-Fzz.AzzsE Essstts-
ss3s = Mr. Ryzz en- sezzrs - ssz- szz1s-
srsex -xkksassz q zsssx - NszsSA De weEss1
nas Se@zrz. issz ~ szy - ysz, ~ >
asszez..r e< rzse sezosS hss9rs2 Ekszs yss1
Szzxzss hare Eeen ssxss=sszzsr ssas=z ssz4t The
sszssy szzes-E7z l. -e-zrz ~ azsr ssreSezzt
sessFxz-sszS szr w4s axse u szzzry. xrE
xnz1 3 ~Sl yae@ae aAAzy - hzTe sfz1-
szzzs@saezss saass< 81 sA@ sane rzszze
= ! asees 20 zrssrssaa tssas tse @rszSrbAz
irzsey-zzxsGa came fruzz II equally r.
zzzSe souree
wax Hss wEATa Mks kRTE&sxs-
Mr.. ]. H B@n. nszn@esr * Wa1sr-
zaz- 4 kzzxss store 81 SEn 31zrl
zss4ssss. ezzns EY 10 Port Towrssra On
= ssszst1ess trip s2sss-sszT night = ws@
Al s1tsrssEsz 50 rs-zzE ~ yesterday
rssssrsz5nr ; boat ffG sasa nng refurzz.
nz.3 ~hesefszsz Ee zs45~ss-s tbs fS191-
He's az lie H.iss The boat He wzz
sxanaSnx "a TIE xsszEs ard tie boat
xezs - xlsE54< whistfiEs<- ans ~
hsza- No asseztsez wzs pes1 70 RI
ezs-sasses 10 rs&1rn azd take aSzH-
a2thEzxA Is xzs clearly 50 q7zsrzgs .5l
the steamer % Leave w5zhs1t E@s
.ssszsssz4rv zarzEuz Whistle Tbs aEss8
81 iss@e1zres thai Mr. Bea ssaE AFTER
her Feees3snx prDT1T1Ionz Evsz3 se<-
fazntT have esgsesl the ssAHzch 81.
ArssserHesa 70 sysrisx = leak zssisssi1ip-
hAx5 4 rear1e1 her Mr. Eesf anger
wzs arziIv sFsgezssz5 b , 5zsssessus
invex1sssns "a sort q eEIs-v rezl estate.
x8TEs
Ship Rep1tisc. ; daFs from ioks-
bsEsS- laden wffh = SO yz2ekzEes o.
tga- arrived ass3 MMs temea 80 TscgEs
~ The rag HalFoke- NeSSrs FezEsi,
nsgrs. Whsssie5ey ard SNYDER. & tbs
eszsl0sa kszsN feros, wenz ZIP gsi.
rlgsrrsissz ~ untsas4 heT
~ch@sfle- Dora BsahHs issEsa Nith
gsasfai fsleFehaAsllse. - Wells hrzs
~ Part T0z 1sse.aa zad seattle. j. slss-
clssrgiar bega.
Steiner Mexico arrived from ~aa
FrAne54so yeste-iEag. she hs2 s. son.
o. freight fe- Port TewnsenE. ard *
pzssen Esrs.
i z8asserfaily eis1esent ssali service
eight days alter pssaiieatson, n 3sFizf
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gHE HsatE, sept rs l'arlisnfant
ep.ned ts=.ar Ira cousaeusa ~
ssgkHcs4 sac kiar aa< un 1ls3e O. at
tcna tac sPec fnsn the throne
aas resa hy Pfime Msni ter Kou
eaTBcisfs The eagssHnseuf iuGcadz
g. pre- eat td1s Tor tha regulation 81
the lahof q chiLirea in faftsries asa
iaF q modification IL tbs ssr4r tai
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OLYMPIA.


oEENP A. sept. f-.--Ehe nomination
OF Hon. Johu h. Allen gives unusual
satisfaction u the Republicans Of this
city several premiuent Democrats
are aSSs 20 veil pleased with the nonl-
iastloa shst they have openly 6es.isreei
tAsiF Intention 3 snpgo-t Mr.. Alien
shis TAI. Following are : fex ~ fhe
eNU+Eesss0ns o. o. inion zhicA have
a-cn gzsseresl P-oEaisesoasly ~ yoGf
correspondent:
Prof l. =. Foiiansbes- rae nczs;-
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KIas NIlan's etsarr~ Troaa.le..

tEseskuE. sept - The Ceru "a
and Avsiraaa lmsHistCr- as sisisYa3a
hzsc gone - taleschsnh eTr, Ausfvia
where kfae V 81 j. stss .ne. o- sae
ps.FEs1se t& c0uferFiuE with hsnl Wish
Inference g. sesfieHeHt a. The
tEssaelss between hgm sell and gasen
NztESe
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NEv NeESs SEPT - Tho United
Iypotaetr & Aa1rfira aa assoa lars ~
copif,ese II ms tcT printers through r
aIt thc Initeii States a. an is seesuI
animal mus'tIE to-day Ifalegatss
eere present .fpm as TAR ge aS Port
taet ar
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The prIawar. River Ieaps Its
EazEs

Pear ieRgm. s. Y. Sept Is The
heaviest rainfall in wears oecurre.i ves-
teraay and iasi night Several streets
wcre torn gp. cellars tinu4leG. aul
people NsFr taken from their houses
~ h9sts This morning savefa. mail
ho8es gers carried into the UeIaware
RIVER. The rsser IS stu risims
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PrsHfNs THE WoES--Nr. Paul r.
Motr, chief engineer - the Seattle.
Lake shore & Eastern rslway. re-
turnea from Spokane Pals yesterday.
lie stafes that the grazing on the
p3kgne section ~ the road wih he
completed b. Friday, and that tack
laying i beng pashesi faFi1ly ahead
Two locomotives have arrived there
which vii tend 20 facilitate the work.
Mr.. Aohr reports everything running
smoothly al along the line
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DIR. SPINNBI
81 CO. IS
PRIVATE DISPENsAEt.
3i9 Commercial street. cornes
jackson. Seattle. w. T.

AZ chTouie Diseases Of MEs and w0A1-
successfully r,4tsA
LtleI MANHOOD. Nervous and k1y@iE
iteolArT. Exhsassed vitality. rtnfal
weakness, -f<rnA,orrhoEA, lmyo1fnel
Gonorreosee, t.isst Syphilis. Pres1aiase -
edoe. weakness In Women. and al Fnns
uon&l bsszugeiaensst azf result freE1 fou7
~ tollies or excess IN after years.
URINARY kidney, Aad bladder iro1s.1 a.
Veal Back, CiqpasThocss osts
CTyxtisix. vGrieoee!e- structure. etc-. prgurl
y and safely cured Sonzaseogs sne<i.c..ns
g1Fea, nor strong ipsactnre nssdy Shie
csuse structure Charges reasonable.
NERVOUS Debility Loss u VigoE, see -, =
Losses. Night Emissions ~
spOndencys etc. etc, cured.
YOUNG AEK safesinr from the 49, ss,.. 2
yoEfhfal foliies o. tEdlsesF
Ton, ssoald avail themselves 81 cur trsxs
meal, NE greatest boon ever lAld ., 20 -
lar o. suffering humanity. VII gazf4a'n
4 positive cure In ever ease.
Hedlsagsd Men a ,s q, az , ,.sSs sss sss
as-i0n Of The bladder, aeccmp&zssd " ,
sfasrEirg Or burning seus1fio1. % exsfslss
atom tae urine deposits q sediment A.
soEnsamss aIb1rnen Il present The cos
varies from q bright OF reddish 30 eyen
milky hue, The Patient exper.saees So
eainE Of the system IN 9 fna1BeT he eaaAf
aee0unt for. This Is the seeona stag
seEnln<l weakness Many die OF ieH Us
eSitys Ignorant Of ia fause. FrfftcI ~
and healthy restoration gasr8atee1
O1ses hours. 10 a. no 70 ; ;. H. -
~ B--Persuns unabae 10 sixf NJ Eky =
tseated AZ their homes b. eoTTsspcudenst
Medicines ans instrnrto 1s sat by mai
sxpreS. consuis.tsen tree
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tf,Nes 1ft r. he fzlssee have
afsesises a tiessa4a gs-as & 49, Nj (. y
'usp7ehsf & ssuE iae per n sho
committed TIE recSsf asFsfCrt1zs
asHrSes ia WhSierAafW3
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STEINER CLARA BROWN

T EAvES TEsLER,s WHARF FOE IA.
Il cs2s- Olympia ssE Big skooknzn Al =
a "a eYsry Nazsszg. Wednesday kEd Fri
day
keEG-z4az. caves shelton, Big SkooxHr-.
a. 4 - ever Tuesday. TEE-zS1zy aad sz.-
Er1zr
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THE TORCH.
Easrfs a Incendisries 70
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