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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-30
WASHINGTON.

There is only one brick building in
Adams county.
A laborer named Clancy attempted
suicide at Vancouver last week by
shooting himself in the head with 4
revolver. The bali fla'tened on his
skull. and il is thought he viii recover.
While Dakota, Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska are all enjoying their frozen
breezes and sleet and snow storms,
we are being entertain ed in our sane
tum to-day by the persistent atten-
tons OF an immense blue bottle fly
Fosco Headlight.
Right after the holidays, work will
be commenced on Borthwick &
FRAMES new sawmill in Skamania
county, to replace their mill recently
burned. Their new mill will be much
larger than the old one. Its location
has not been determined.
A dead male oh Id was found in the
thick woods in the city OF Tacoma
last Tuesday. The body was in an
entirely nude state and the position
in which il laid when found seemed 10
indicate that the child was alive when
left there, and that ii had died from
exposure.
4 manufacturer OF prize popcorn
balls recently placed a fish-hook in
the inside Of each ball. and a young
daughter OF Mr.. G. T.. Cronberg swal-
lowed hook, happily with no fatal
result. IL was explained that the fish
hook was intended as the prize -
Walia Valid Journal
Thomas Anderson, 81 Stonington,
Mass, is about 10 examine the recent
~ discovered shrimp beds on the
Washington coast, as reported by the
Albatross II the beds are found to
be as extensive rs reported, company
will be formed for the sale and distri-
button of the shrimps.
A gentleman tells US that he thinks
OF establishing near here the most
novel buckingham OF the age lie
Will rear horned toads and market
them among tourists seeking for curl
osities OF the West TO take home with
them as souvenirs OF their travels
Yakiraa Farmer.
Spring begins in February in Okla
hogan county; winter lasts only from
the iirst week in December to the lat
| ter part Of January, and then the cold
snaps remain only a day or two at a
time, when the gracious Chinook wind
drives the cold breath OF winter from
our doOr-fronts, ami natures mantle is
changed in few hours from silver
| white to the ru>ty-broWn OF the prolific
winter grass. knee-decp on the range,
and In the bottom lands, and abund-
| ant in all the fertile valleys surround
ing us 0koRo2un Otllook.
A shooting afIray occurred at Aher-
deem last Sunday between ". +. Smith
a boarding-house proprietor. and Har-
~ Judson. gambler. smith th0urht
/ Judson too intimate With Mrs. smith.
and endeavored with a pistol t. ais
courage his attentions. But Judson
Was too rapid. sni. striking Smith 5
weapon aside. he whipped ont his own
pistol and shot hi. antagonist, the b III
entering the left side Of his neck and
ranging down and backward. came
out near the spine, under the right
shoulder. embedding itself in the wall
after passing through the mans body
| Smith SWore out warrant for Jud.
sons arrest, who, in turn, had Smith
! arrested
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OVER THE noRDKR.
A wild. weird Tale OF Life In tho
North.

one evening last week as the dusk OF
twilight Was beginning TO settle on the
water and the shore person walking
close down by the tide not far from
the British boundary In front OF Blaine
could have seen a large skill quietly
nearing the land. Its hoN soon grated
upon the gravel of the beach. aud then
a wagon which had teen standing
quietly in che shadow OF the bank,
came down the slope toward the water
10 meet the boat. is wheels making n
faint iiueiiug among the pebble. as IL
moved slowly along. When the We
hicla had reached the side of the boat
and stopped there a number OF boxes
and bundles were hurriedly transferred
10 the wagon. which then drove UP
through Blaine and took the Halls
Prairie road. and was soon lost In the
darkness OF British Columbia. II the
stranger who witnessed the perform
ance down by the water had heea ia.
miliar With our British neighb0rs and
their chattels be would hsve recog-
nisct the team a. one well known in
Westminster. and he would have un-
der.toud that there was work that
night Tor TIE Dominion customs Off
Ger. as there often is these toggy days
and long nights.
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WAR Trr.L NEXT srEIse.
Thes the oks.sran Hills WIZ Eehs
the Miners Blast

=
Il i understood or frst-eizss al
therity tina; The pzy-roElz Of the camps
Of the okanogan mineral belt, COM
prising principal mines Of the district,
viii run into the thousands IN the
early spriag, and there i throaghouf
the country a revival Of the confident
feeling that has characterized tue dis
cossries and development work o.
promising properties No large
amount Of capital has been enlisted %
far for the opening up Of paying pros
p.acts. bat the attention Of good men
mas been attracted 70 this wealthy re-
Sfbn. and the efforts Of our promoters
viii not PROVE fruitless. There -
something tangible and practical IN
the new propositions announced -
Representatives OF men Of means and
liberal financial measure, and x i be
soni the power of any man TO hold
This prolific province back, consider
ing the circumstances of certain con-
trolling surroundings. Mines Of
wealth, fertile valleys. vast timber
areas. incompatible water courses,
Stockings that DEFY the continent by
comparison. and climate that beats
the world the year Tound- Ten
months OF temperate weather and the
other two broken winter, is the verdict
Os old -tifaers.
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NOTHING 50 ELOQUENT
As SIMPLE TRUTH.
Statements:
Statements:
Sr.ru Anr. 2. isSs.

SEATTLE, Aug. =, lsSs-
| have been a great sufferer from
Loconotor Ataxia paralysis from the
hips dovn). Could Just barely drag
myself suail-like along. 1t originated
from a fall from horse IL years ago.
and which resulted also in attacks Of
uueonsciousnes which were very dis
tressirg. Those attacks would COM
rnerce with q sense as ii ! were struck
On the head with a blunt instrument,
and then would fall unconscious for
several hours at a time. | was subject
10 said SPELLS for about IL years. and
consulted and treated with the best and
So-calsed prominent physicians on the
Pacific coast, but derived no benefit.
While living at Kent, W. T., / heard a
great deal about DIR. J. Eugene Jor-
dan and his new system of treatment.
and admit that | had not the slight
est confidence, but being so hell less l
concluded to try him, particularly as
he made so many apparently wonder
full cures in my neighborhood. Well,
the result is told in few words: |
took the medicine about few months
and entirely recovered the use OF my
former self, and have not had sign
of the unconscious attacks ever since.
That has been six months now. The
above facts speak more eloquentiy
than I can possibly do, so | leave il
with the intelligent to draw conclu-
sions. MRS. l.. GABRIEL
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ORDNANCE NO. io2i.

An ordinance 10 provide for the grading of
seaonn street in tue city OF seattle from
Pine street 70 blanchard street and CON
siructng sidewalks on both sides Of said
second street
The city Of seattle does ordA!a IS follows
Seciioa ! That Second street in the
ely OF SEATTLE be graded from Pine stree; 10
Ban hsrs street and that sidewalks be
eoasiracteG 90 sad Second street Geek
tens re vita .Eld grade.
see :. hat said Improvements he male
ns1eT the CT eciion and supervision Of
the city surveyor and according 10 the
grade established BY ordinance No. I5I5,
aud be eoD pietra on or before the Hrsf
cav Of Mareh. iSSs
SC, 3. TEis ordinance shall take effect
sad be in force from aud after the approva
and publication OF the sane.
Passed sv the common council the ZSrd
cay ot NoEemhes. isSS
Approved BY me the 23-d day OF sovem-
brg. issS
ROBERT MORAN, Mayor.
Filed the @5Fd DAY Of November. IsSs
". X. FoEsEsT. Clerk
Published the asth d.v Of November lssS
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H0UGHToN. August q, 1883.
was taken down with the rheuma-
tism; was treated in the Providence
hos pital; took lots OF quinine and NOR
phine. The doctors in said hospital
ioId melt was rheumatic blood poison
ing. | was carried home on stretcher.
My leg was drawn clear up and my
suffering was absolutely uncomfortable.
Ny folks gave me mp, in fact | gave
myself up. My father saw an account
OF the wonderful cures of DR.. j.
Eugene Jordan in the daily paper, and
concluded to see him. He procured a
prescription from Or. Jordan, merely
telling him the condition was in.
took the medicine, and all misery left
me. and my leg became straight again.
cannot say enough in favor OF DR..
Jordan and his Histogenetic system.
Doctor after doctor told me | would
always he a cripple, and | would have
been II it were not as above stated.
This was five months ago.
MRS. MABEL GREELEY.
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SEATTLE " II Nnv

SEATTLE, W. T., Nov. y. 1883.
For six years | suffered the torment
of the damned with catarrh of the
bladder, having to urinate sometimes
every ten minutes, with the most ex-
cruciating pains. | tried doctor after
doctor, and at last went TO Arkansas
Hot Springs, but they gave it up there.
Six doctors of Seattle, DR.. Weed and
DR., Bagley included. gave it up as a
bad job. My acquaintance and friends
never believed that | could recover.
refer TO Mr.. Gard. Kellogg, L. X. G..
Smith, George F. Smith, Charles
Colman, all of Seattle; Mr.. s. ID.
Custom and J. w. Borst of Snoqual-
ME. Well, went to DR.. Jordan just
because everybody else did. Did not
have the slightest faith, and he cured
me. / consider that he simply saved
my life, as | was just about dead.
A. A. FISK.
Snoqualmie Fails, W. T.
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cyeionie Boom In Pascs.

a-tp AFAs@aAtat-
During the week the fever OF speeu-
latien has struck the town Ike a
Kansas cyclone. The railroad lots
we're placed on the market last week
at what are considered boom prices.
ranging from $3.50 for % foot front
70 $50 for an inside 50-foot lot three
blocks back. Most OF the front lots
and over a hundred back lots we're
taken. when rivalry for location be-
gan, and $3.50 was paid Tor front in
side lot and $500 refused for Q corner.
Wednesday corner was sold for 500
and two Inside fronts for 500 each,
and the end II not vet
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The recently surveyed land along
the Columbia river win come into
market sometime this winter. There
are four townships comprising an
area OF 2,if0 acres Of land, half OF
which is arabic and largely settled up
on by energetic citizens who mean
business in the building up OF the
country. 1900 acres OF this land
when proved up" on will carry an
assessahle yaiue Of S. per acre. aggre-
eating 500 900 increase in the yalna-
ton OF Stevens county realty. This Is
only All example and a pointer to
what Stevens county will be in the
eahy sweet hereafter.
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Rear Arlington Hotel Seattle. W.T..

Rear Arlington Hotel Seattle, W.T..
| had the erysipelas, and my face
was swel,ed so | could not see out OF
my left eye at all. was quite alarmed,
knowing how troublesome those cases
are and how Intellectual the usual
remedies are. A friend recommended
me to 20 to DR.. Jordan, and after
using the medicine four hours began
to feel its healing influence; and in
four days / was well. This is nine
months ago, and have had no sign of
il since. A. c. PATES.
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Tia. HAsIy Tobacco -chs-sr pi..p-

The habit OF chewing tobacco is said
10 he decreasing A Boston paper
SAYS: 1t Is wee which has few re-
dccming features. and its seCa4ence j.
a matirr for ConeTatulAticn Com
pared with cissfette-smoking. which
j. growing in popularity, 'ohacco-chew-
ing i = manly and aieritorious accom-
pllshmenG There !. more grit and
virl!it! ~ the man Who can hit the
center 81 a sasdu>t-Spiitoon than in a
hundred cigAFrtge-SrnosinE dudes Our
race - on the road 10 decay when
weak anu oebiiiated cigarrette-smok-
ers begin 10 increase and the sturdy
specimens Of American manhood who
soiAce themselves with q guild begin 10
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Can 1t Ha Pe.sihIeg

EosaliA Rustler.
c. s. Voorhees,, the defeated can
didatc for delegate TO congress, has
joined the army OF benediets, anf is
now negotiating for an interest in The
Spangis Record.
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Rooms As. 46. AZ and 4s, new Yesler
block Prescriptions and consultation
free. All letters answered. Send for
free book explanatory of the Histo-
genetic System.
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tse q lclans Eoo treated Il Her hfss.anA
..,z,-A l.l1-iy esss1g as Hs.e swaies Sresls.
= sis eo-l islslcesi 10 lznuroxe inst f.s,-
hAea-.s cky, ais1 IN few wiaNzs ghe sras A.,
f-1re.illg Wi KAe i nasr a E..a--r e.
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aus, a Slss 11zzsotny ana Clover Hay
100 Toas Eastern washinreon
Wild Hay. 80 Toax Wheat.
-
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A Grand Army post has been or
.antxs1 at Rizvlle.
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~. 49,. 81. l...sl 80 !. : =. =.
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THE DUNLAP
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE AND pEPENSARY
YeslerS New Block Junction Mill and Commercial SITS.
i Rooms go seattI wash Ter.

pmaneny established for the successful
private and successful
the
Lung aud and Ahmauc
- a
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT
OF with
reel steatment
All Urethral diseases
ftbeT
pain I'M tie md
sendlng
this direction o
III
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chronic
a m specially
and Hood uand
dyspepsia aud
aud al whotese
g,ass
ntgltho
ton TO business Send for
oas... -. NJ.
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Evcry mortal tosp and enterprise
hasa destiny, either for veal or sCs
Clessiana had a ds>tiny in the recent
presidential campaign. but be Gid noi
know What c Nolld ~ anil the cisr.
ion natcs % defeat were SOUNDED in
his ears let the si.lv expression
about TArou1s a. she CITY II l'es-
tiny" cease. II has No definite mean
ms. anN more than the dipping 90 a
copper heals win. tails you loose -
- feopaa ,Eesr-sL
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INDIAN NAMES.
Appropriate rides That are Re-
tanned ia utanoCan County.
nkaunssn Nufleek


The English meaning % the laGian
word Okauikane. cT okauCean, as IL
Is nov sp,iled. Is "ycudsEToas, snd
was given 60 the head OF the okanosan
river where it take rs source in the
lake ot the same name. Il h here the
Indians fretn all part. 81 the territory
priti, n Colombia and even tram
Alaska .n,rct TO- their Runualpolstch.
even jo this dAy, and iav ia their sup
pltes of tSh and same The vori
Snoyo-. which has heen cnrr1ptfd To
O,-s1yos. means "narrovs, ana here
there are the ~ p3ct h>h'pg grounds
IN the Pac &c Nor hNr>t Concouvllv.
also corr-p'ed IsdisH Daae. means
"clouay. d" hut Wes aGPhed q the lower
branch ~ sle salmon river. The
proper ladiau maine for the valley
Mhere Conranuily Ne, is Skiow OHli-
man, ~hteh uesns mooney hole ~ 80
named on account CI she abundance
at hcsvcr ta lie caught IN The rHrly
davs. and bcsver skins acre money 81
the Indians thea.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-11
OFFICE g.:

Presidrnt-R. CARMAN COMBES.
Vice Presdents-JOHN STRAITON, J. F. MORSE.
Medical Director-E. u. WHEELER, NJ. d.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-11
SECURITY
Mutual Benefit Society
NEW YORK,
Incorporated December, 1881
LIFE INSURANCE At COST.
FEATURES:
Its perpeuty security by contract for As
with Agency Security Guaranty which ncorpo
and Of the metropolis
Under liability whatever be incurred by the
SECURITY MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY," the company
Its assessments needs of the Moruary Fund
hence large funds be wasted or stolen
Members subject to restrictions as to travelling
ONLY MALE RISKS accepted.
Only steady eligible membership Miners and
handling large quantity explosives Except stores railway
brakemen others II risky occupations eligible.
usually paid follows Oncha presentation o
proofs of death; the remainder within 30 days.
the CHEAPEST AND BEST Life Insurance Association IN
THE WORLD
ACTUAL COST OF A $4,000 POLICY.

following table the 40 Of
named $4,000 during the
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DIR ECTOR6:
NeN York,

O. D. BALDWIN, President Fourth National Bank, Ne~ York,
r.. CARAVAN COMBES, President Exchange Fire ms Co., i"
f. A. QUINTAi,D, President Citizens Savings Bank,
JOHN STRATTON, Vice Pres. st Nicholas Bank,
WIN d. SNOW Secretary Am. Loan and Trust Co..
HENRY G. ROBINSON, of Porter Bios Co,
WIN. FULLER, with H. B. Clsnin Co., U
HENRY B. PIERCE, of Hutchinson, Pierce Co..
A. L. SOULARD, Pres. Ger. Am. Real Estate Title Guar Co..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-13
Application for a Patent.
SURVEY NO. COS. NOTICE NO. 26s.


UNrrRp SrArrs LAND Orylcx,
HAlLEY, Idaho. September 10. issS.i
Notice is hereby given that the "Black Spar
Mining and Milling Company, . corporation duly
organised and existing under and by virtue of the
t.w: OF the state Of Illinois, with its principal Of
State. and doing business In the County ofAlturas
and Territory Of ldahO by its attorney .in.fact W.
d, watt: whose possofhce address is HALEY. Altu-
for United States Patent for the
"sILvER WEDGE"
Lode Mining Claim. situate ION unsurveyed laud)
IN Little Wood River Mining District. Alturas
County. Idaho Territory consisting Of $500 linear
being Lot No. ~. and described in the held notes
and plat Of the Official survey Ale III this ONCE,
with mag netc variation at ls degrees aud 30 min.
Beginning At the discovery point Of this claim
and running thence south SO degrees, Is minutes
west $50 feet center southwest end line OF claim
corner No. l.; thence north 81 degrees. u minutes
west GOO feet, to No. 2; thence north SO de.
grees, l6 minutes east 1900 feet. to No. 3;
to corner No. 1; thence south So degrees, i6 min.
utes west 1900 feet to corner No. l. and place OF
MISUNDERSTANDING total area Of 2O.66l acres
s;ppiied ;pp for. Area In O. ssnaict nc With "0ood Hope"
hereby claimed. From corner No. n. 3. mineral
monument No 6besrs south Is degrees, 30 min.
utes west 26l feet.
The said mining claim being Of record In the Of.
nee Of the County Recorder Of said Mining Dis.
trict at HALEY, in Alturss County, Idaho Terrific.
ry. the nearest known locations being the "aood
Hope. ""Bleck Spar" and "wedge Fraction.'
Any and all persona claiming adversely any por.
ton Of said "6ilver Wedge" lode mining claim OF
surface ground are required to Ale their adverse
claims thereto with the Register of the United
States Land Once. 1t HALEY. Idaho Territory.
within the GO days publication thereof, or they
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute in such cases made and provided.
H. o. BILLINGS, Register.