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ELECTROMAGNETIC
A Wonderful and Mysterious Power.

That occult and mysterious power,
known as electromagnetic, whose
wonders are written in every tongue,
has inspired with awe and reverence
the people OF the earth at various times
of its existence, and the good works of
those thus gifted have been sung in
praise of thousands of men and wo-
men who have been touched and
healed by their kindly force. That the
age of miracles is not yet past, is at
tested in the following certificates OF
cures.
TRIBUTES To THE DIS. DARRIN.
These parties who have been so mir
aculously cured are respectable and
reputable, and their grateful testimon-
ials are fraught with words of cheer
and hope for the afflicted, who may
find, they say, under the treatment of
these remarkable men, "a balm for
each ill. +"
MR.. VIM. N. cALwELL, OF THE COLUMBIA
RIVER MANUFACTURING CO., CURED
OF scIATIc RHEUMATISM.
To THE PUBLIc-Having heard of
Drs. Darrin through my brother,
George L. Calwell, who was cured of
numbness of the arm of many years
standing, | was induced to apply TO
them for relief from sciatic rhenma-
tism, which was then extremely pain
ful, and also a diseased liver, from
which | suffered very much. | was
cured of rheumatism in two weeks
time so that have felt no recurrence
of the disease, and am rapidly recover
ing from the liver difficulty, so that
my health is better than for several
years. NN. NJ. CALwELL.
Skamokawa, w. T.
MRS. CHAsE's WONDERFUL RECOVERY.
To THE PuBLIc-Drs. Darrin have
ache, catarrh of the bladder and ulcer
alton which was almost death to en-
dure. The day | went to them had
to be helped TO the wagon. | am now
cured of most of my complaints and
am gaining in flesh and strength. |
was reduced 10 mere skeleton, weigh
ing only so pounds Now | weigh
nearly 100. Refer to me at Sandy, Or.
Mrs. ELIZABETH ). CHASE.
DOCTORS TERMS OF TREATMENT.
Drs. Darrin can be consulted free at
their head office. 235 Fifth street.
corner OF Nam, Portland, oregon,
and will under no circum-
stances take case they can
not cure or benefit. Charges are
reasonable, and the rich and the poor
treated free from . to 10 a. IN. daily.
Office hours from 10 to4 daily; even
ings, : 10 s; Sunday 10 10 y. All
durable chronic diseases--loss of man.
hood, blood taiuts, syphilis, gleet. gon-
orrh9a, structure, spermator- "a,
seminal weakness or loss of 4 Of
sexual power in man or wom4... ca
tarrh or deafness, are confidently
and successfully treated. Cure of pri-
waite diseases guaranteed, and never
published in the papers. Most eases
can receive home treatment after .
visit to the doctors office Inquiries
answered aud circulars sent free.
y. B-Their Seattle office is closed.
DAW
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lowing the analnx Of the Dxvis BODY IN
TIE rsiirozd cut Cooper inquired OF 81
mes a. work on q warehouse pear tGe rail-
road tack Il they bad seen nan Dz7aed
Davis 9ruEnd there" sbowi1g that ne
knew Davis. snd the f1gstry wss msae
afs6 avert hfs srrext He acrslfs u VII o%
bad work 10 prowe where he was the GAY
Of the Killing He says he uEs sTouad
tsszn all that day axoox the sssooBs. - Esse
hfs vile SAYS he was hslpsag % bat Fer
hngs and came home AZ 0'elork efnnk,
reaasHsng 90 ell aiEhs- Tee butehe.srg
episode sas supposedly manufactured %
explain shs bEoedstatned TsEtsicSns
ngxDEnxz sLYg DEsFUsDEsT.
FRIDAY eTeniag. Emo bye. recently con
rieted Of murder in the Second degree 20.
killing the Hogifz brothers, conveyed AL
as properly 70 Mrs. Louisa Johnson, bis
hausekeeEer His ranch q. Weshtacna
lake "a supposed 70 D worth shout 49,
He has 4 brother IN H0lstefus 5err1&Hy
giye seeras much depressed since his con
ftetfsn. and says he would rather die than
I've through the long isnpr.sonsnent
Monday morning judge Lsngio,d Siil
sentence all those eoEytcted Of crime Al
IBIS term Of cg1rt-
Miss sIbfie Page. for long tifae an ae-
ceptabie teacher 81 the Uuatila agency
sehooi. will shorty take charge Of the
Foy+ BeIknap agency school, MoaiaDA
Thls morning q plan Of the prisoners 20
escape from the eouaty jail BY tunnelsg
under the walls was discovered By the
sheriff
WORK GA the foundation Of the creamery
was begin this morning. and Il IS exported
that to viii be completed early in January.
Notwithstanding the rain. the sisters
fair melted $50 last evening.
The board Of school directors have about
concluded 70 purchase e block ON First and
DR.. Newell streets. on which TO erect a.
once a t1a.0c0 school house.
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SEATTLE WOOD YAROn

nRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired length. Dry kindling q spe-
eialty. Coal delivered TO any part Of the
city. Orders received a. 100 Front street,
OF at yard on Hopkins wharf, foot OF seneca
street
mh1s sm ia RUSSELL. Proprietor.
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: 49, - aa-477ss
ssssia-Tu and EA tern /.
Aaii
SEATTLE and Iafana
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TRADE 4

rEEp's MIL, TEXAS, June %. 1ssS-The
sw.ft sPseiae Company, Atlanta. Ga---Gen.
tegncn One 81 my children was troubled
with rheumatism ana bolts for about two
years We gave he- various kinds OF Inedl-
cine, but without prOl {, and began to despair
yoar swift's Specific. After she had usel
seVCrnl bottles the diseases all disappeared,
and she IS now a hale, hearty and healthy
SRI twelve years cid Another child has
just become afflicted in the same way. and
ana using the = :, > and anticipate prompt
and permanent cure. n. G. wAosoxEE.
Rich IIrLi, No. July :, fSS-The Swift
Specihc Co. Atlanta, Gia---eienilenen: Our
Ettie Eirl whea but three weeks old brok,
cat with ecxelna- We tried the grrScriptians
rom several god doctors, but without airy
special heneat We tried 5. s s. and by n,
time one bottle was gone her head began 10
heal, and by the time she had taken SIX
,'otties she was completely cured. Now So
arty child. feel 10 but my duty e. NAL,
It's statement. Respectfully. H. 7. saoEz-
CHSrrASSoo., TESs-. June q, fSss-The
WI Siserlae Co. Atlanta Ga-Uentlsrnsn
s9asht physician who treated me for sey-
erai months. Fly bis adytcc went 20 Grab
q. osrd SpTinsS Ey- whore his course OF
cred. as l thought, bGt the next spring Igtr.i-
les beeaa % appear on my face and lso.iT
Iaese gradually Increased 50 snrss aud nun
iranstziiaialy after taking It I c ulrnencesi 70
improve. siowly a. INST, hrs I1ors RAPIDLY
s4tSrs ar,ss and soon nothing remained g.
tea % my tru ub.e- ny b4noI Il row thssr-
cashly cleaass-t. and my system free Fri N
t-l1l aud owe my present condi;icn-A
Isrie,,t cssre-to your ucs.lcina Ieheerfgi'g
give N statement taAs Others who baXe
t---sEed - have may reap The sane beHrili.
lady u. BUR-. q West Sintk -
HoHrR, Ia. Nay x Isss-The Swift speeia.
= AtaatA, CA-tsentlenVa About two
years * iay general heath gave way En-
Lfe4y. l y IS - Cebillta teAl thzs I al.zin-
srsISfred q ever feeling well again Al
Ia 10 Physicians 9 ne for me brought u,
IcfrnAnert re!lcf- Friends insisted thrt I
shoeId gise = :. s. fair trial aith0Grn
E.a@ht ~ wvuli tse throwing AWAY niolis=
.er taxing i IsorDugh coarse uay haaif4
= sEeakfh rct1rnad, and must say that
. y ~ ne cured he. Is | discarded al
ssHers while nsing H. As a fonsc can mos
heAFt.ly rsoomSnezd Il for general selflify,
Il certainly L sF~c4ac- W. y BkIEssES J. r.
HerEs. LA-I know Mr. VIZ B-s4ss,.z Ash
v u sAy tAsE his statement a c1rTert
iosxFE SaKLlNex pr1rSfst
Treatise 90 Blood and Skin Diseases nasfle.4
free tbs SWIFT srRCuZc Co, Drawer q
Atlanta Ca
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SHE MAY KNOW MURCHIsoN.
Harrison Writes Merry Letter to
Little Pomona Girl

POMONA. Cal, Dee. bessie Lancaster,
9,year Old dSngh'e ~ George Lancaster.
living nesr hctc. has received short letter
from Gen. Harrison. acknowledging the re
celpi of calico bei-Quilt worked aud en-
hfuidcred by her. The general writes that
be has taken tine from al immense
sthouut Of pressing correspondence 10
sGswer her liltlc letter, and EXPRESSES an
preVia'ion Of her good wishes
He closes the letter with facetious al
lp>ioa 90 the fact that she probably knows
Mr.. Mprchlsn0 81 r0mona. who created
such stir IN the iaie carrpa!gn by HIS let
ter 50 lord Ssekyiilc.
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At $50 per lot We defy you to find any
Their lots within the city limits for this
price. They are few blocks north OF
Madison street, are but 21S miles from the
postofiice, and lie well. The reasons you
can buy them for this price are that the
land was bought when much lower than it
is now, that the lots are not cleared. that
the land in the immidiats vicinity is not
settled, and that there is as yet no cable
out Madison street. You buy before these
improvements are made and so will get
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shinrinr InteIiir.nr..

Fo4r BhpiCcN. Dec, i.-Arrivei-Bktn
) " GuGi5ES
feNT ASsELEs, pec Clear aaa Gala
government lire Gosu. AZ ~ ors from b.
laa
SAN fRsNrssea nCc. E-Cicarei-SAir
kasie Welt, h0EE Townsend. uhMliug bark
Lsurc-. cruise Ssiie8-~hip SgsArtaa. SCAT
tie. steamer Celumoia, Portland welsiuE,
los, NsrSiaio san RUliro. Tacoma
sfnNEl. y : W. Dec. Arrived
tsc,sTgv Thompson. f,rt T4w2seat
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Monday.
PASSENGER LISTS.

oFcgsa & CAlifoyniA-PasSed Meifa-l
J. X use Aad daughter. N s. Kelley. Mrs
Valley, Helen Kerr. J. R Allen a /
Oxens. C. /. BogE, M 1opes. z 4. frost
W. A. B7euoB. Mr.. Kline. Mr. Gregory.
; z. sla1den and wife. Miss Eva Siessrt
g. W. McMuilen. Mss Ella EGiuEton. NJ
y0an>'on. " Joacs. ~. 2 Royhrick. aa..
- lG IMMIGRANTS.
oregon SAoE Lne-P Passed Huntinztnn.
= Anderson, W. 2 klsckhood. p R.Ak
?, e. PTies;. n J. Sullivan. ". d Rrsdley.
g Sprrtes and wife, Mary Mccain y.
hanna Weiss. a. J. Ncl&ySou. A. I. wt-ak
= n Jones. : Il Hsrper. Ms. cant
tcaag. Mss S&liie NoGug. h BERTH, Ms.
Lzr,oa, Fred MSns;eo. Mrs L on. J L
Mebh, ). r CHRISTIE. l. : Wall. z l.
Hooper and wife sad % seeond-elsss
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FoET BRAGG, Cal. n,,e The steamer
Noye went on the beach daring the storm
last night she saS fauiesi 90 to-day. ,ua.
tanning no serious injury The steamer
West & cast broke from Der mornings aud
dfificd under wharf. ioOscujug her main
mast sud howspy.t. bar was taken out
clbeFN ,se uuiujurcd Both vessels sailed
for san Francisco ta-uighL
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Lewis g. CiIman's Addition,
Lynch g. Shields Addition,
Bagley's Orient Addition.

All near Jackson street Cable road, 4oxl00
in size and CLEARED, 500 to $50 each.
There has already commenced along the
line of the new cable road what will be
THE GREATEST BUILDING BOOM
Seattle has ever seen. People will not
climb even few blocks UP our steep hills
on foot when they can avoid it by living
on a cable line. Hundreds of home
builders and landlords have already con
tracted for from one 10 twenty houses each
along and near Mil and Jackson streets.
such building movements greatly AMI rap
idly increase values.
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CALUMET. Mich, De-. The burning
sAait Of the Calgynet snlne is left open,
auG ne nine msnNEcnent anc confident
ghc urc viii Dc Of short duration. The
Temperature 81 the mouth OF the ssast Is
very much hover toytav No Ctsle has vet
bscn found as e. the origin ~ the Ere
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Leaves Seattle Tor EdmBnds, Mukflfeo
Msrysyille and snoh0mish
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SPOKANE FALLS NEWS.
Suicide by acknowledgements
Moody Doing Great Good.

SPOKANE FALLS. Dec LA man known
around town a. Bruce shielded this after.
noon by taking morphine. III health and
no work were the causes.
Tie city heaish officers are pushing yigor-
otisly the cleansing Of the city. Numerous
arrests have been male OF persons who
have not complied with the sanitary regu-
lafions
A lighf snow fell to-day, which melted
as IL fell.
D. l. Moody, the reyivalist. has begun q
series OF meetings In this city 10 packed
houses amidst Iauch enthusiasm.
Some changes are looked for in the man
ageIneut Of the RsrieIs shortly. Mr.. Har-
yey Scott. the wcilknown Portland news
paper man, is expected here In the zaosn-
ns.ur
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10 MARRY \ WHITE GIRL.
Sam hee. a das.achusettt Laundry
man, Creates a Sensation.

SrEtNGFiSLp. Mas. Dee sam Kee. a
hglycke Chinese isuafry man. created
sensation tAis afternoon by going away
with yegng white girl named Kate Jones.
oStcnSihly 10 be married They took the
afternoon tain fvr New York and sam
told hickman az the dcpot that they
were going 70 he married rs Chinamsn
IN New YORK Isc zigl was well dressed
spd rather ,p,eiiissut she has no friends
hef
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Prs.,s.ns,.l App...sm..s..

WAszISGrox. Dec The presisens has
appointed Jehn G. Eeright Of Michigan
assistant eonuissioasr Of Indian Aaasrs-
and Charles l. vaadever Of Tadiaas agent
Of the Indians AZ the Navajo agency, SeE
E@Ffro
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title
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ASH,
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pegrs
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FAL@
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Jmta al
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20 mile
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out 10
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i-Acre Tracts, SZ2o
5-Acre Tracts, $1,000

Far below those at which any adjacent
property can be bought in tracts OF ~
acres or more. We know what we are talk
ing about when we make this statement,
and ask you to investigate 1t.
The land lies high and commands
magnificent view of the Sound and the
Olympic range 1t is worth all we ask for
it, for gardening or fruit raising, but we
believe that in three years possibly onel
there win be rapid transit to this property,
when it will be worth not less than $1,000
per acre.
We offer lots 25xl2o feet in
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Q. T.. CASH, NJ. ID.
A BDoMINAL SURGEON AND GYNE-
N cologist
TACOMA, w.
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& For - Long - Holding >

It is generally best to buy in locality
which from its natural advantages must
eventually increase greatly in value, but
which is at present low-priced, because un
improved itself and because OF lack OF
transportation and other facilities. Among
the investments of this class which we
offer are Hiawatha Park and Hazelwood
additions. Our one and five acre tracts in
Hiawatha Park are offered at retail at
prices, viz:
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DIR. O.. SPITZY,

T. T. MINOR, MD. L. r. DAWSON, N. >.
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Gilman ans, wsy,

fsa = tNsE GEK- Z
Wash a. YexlsF. ]
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HAROLD PRESTON,
HENRY MCBRIDE
DIX. GEO. a. REICH


DIR. fla N ME H. a BBOIvT.
uoMGoPATHIsT, FORMERLY OF 1853
III Washington street, Boston, Massa-
chusetts, gives special attention to diseases
of women and children. Those expecting
confinement or suffering from menstrual
her. Calls answered day or night Con-
sultation free. Treatment free for those
unable 10 pay from s TO 10 g. m. Wednes-
days. Rooms, Kenny Block, seattle.
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LartsVliLN. ny. poc. The governor.
secfv'sry II slate and attorney SeaerAl. A.
the state c}vCiioa baara toaav .ssG,-s 4
certificate ot ciccsten - CoHgrvssH,an
tsraih ~ IBIS district. despite the Gispgie
CuEuE
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Nhe Alleged Davis Murderer Can
Not kxPiAtn~ How rive Take. th~
Verdict

Ae4A WALIA. Dec l--trcvi Csvarssr.
uFesicd fsr the murder of nsvgs So,
tehvnrntiy protesting his innosrnre. a..
tS NAtisiat t"fily Ancuaus fof IL uh~rf-
iooeis me dss II the murder. me ,tsr
saeecyding the murder re met az Oh a.
lasin'snce. % whom be c,sna,isntisisy
- 81 - osa esa D. os SIGHT VITA a
hlm when pressed e. locate rhe s~,,s.,.
OF VOC nsat De ssaa II vas in the r,ar "a
one 81 ne "a 'oans tsgaify By a., r-li5,,.,
Among The sAioonisis clteit44i 49,, $50
ga tner" sss no rsht aayw hefe Ia ths
slfeeb 90 alleys that hight rae aay Al
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Notice to Contractors.
sFCoNn sTRFEr GRAnr

SECOND STREET GRADE.
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned, city clerk OF the City
of Seattle, on or before
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1888,
At O'Clock p. m, for the grading of and
construction of sidewalks on both sides OF
Second sire I, from Pine street 10 Blaneh-
ard street. in accordance with the plans
aud specifications therefor now on file in
my Office
Each bid - be accompanied by cash
deposit Of $50 as security for the execu.
ton Of any contract that may be awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject any
an bids. w. r. FORREST Clerk.
First publication November -. 1883.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

As MY son. FRANZ MCPHERSON
"A has refused TO receive the Instructions
OF hls paFenis. and a. he has allowed him
self 10 be led astrsy by vicious associs ies.
| will not be responsible for any of his acts,
nor viii pay any bills which he may con
tract i have given him his time, which
be was anxious to get d. MCPHERSON,
WESATChEE, Kittitas county, VT
Nov. IA, lsss.
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How Doctors Conquer Death

Doctor Walter X. Hammond says: "Aftesa
long experience | have come to the con
elusion that two-thirds of all deaths from
coughs, pneumonia aud consumption
might be avoided If DR.. Aeker's English
Remedy for consumption were only care
fully used in time" This wonderful
remedy is sold under positive guarantee
BY A. B. Stewart, druggist.
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azeiwoo Add ition

We offer lots 25x12o feet in
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RICHARD OSBORN. TRrSTES P. DYER
OSBORN 81 DY ER,
II AwYERS,
IL SEATTLE, w. 7.
Rooms IL and Is. YesIer Building, Mil
street, end of Commercial. Take elevator.
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All the Profit

Arising from them. A cable road is as
sure TO 60 out Madison street as the sun
is to shine, and as soon as 1t does go Hazel
wood lots will be worth 500, and will keep
on advancing from that price.
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g. 0Rm- &Am-
az exam nn
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Investments for Quick Turns.

For this class OF investments property
in localities which have already had the
advantage OF public Improvements is best
adapted. OF this kind we offer lots in.
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Greatest Value for Your Money

Tha. you can obtain IN seattle.
Real estate investments may be divided
into two classes: LIST, Those lntended io'
long holding and, ID, Those intended for
quick turns.
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The Republicans VA Indiana this
year gained 81 - on the vote of tsyss:
the frohibsu0a thirsi party gained
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WOOD * OSBORN

A TToRNEYS AND CoUSSELLORs AT
n law. Attention given TO land htiga-
ton, land titles aud probate matters only.
Rooms and Z. Union Block, seattle.
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1AFeVsii, Nns. sA-FsEs h0,yoke na8
Nugaa, sara ton ils saig. and tag Fycss.
VII 4 eaTA. F'sNssS Gus. eee seas-lasr
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FISHER * CLARK.
II. sTEINMAN.

A RCHITECTS - BUFFERS BUILDING
~ James St, opposite Occidental Hotel
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DIR. F.. H. COE,

physician & SURGEON, ROOM II.
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