davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-03

Gen. Aliens scheme to hold single
convention to nominate delegate to
congress and to select delegates to the
national convention is meeting with q
deserved storm of ramonstrance. That
gentleman is altogether too previous
and if the next convention should rele-
gate him to the pale realms OF shade it
would DO doing about the correct thing
-Aterondria Herald.
Notwithstanding the storm OF remon-
STRANGE it will be prudent for members
of the territorial committee not in accord
with Aliens scheme to be careful where
they place their proxies. 1t will be safest
for them to attend the committee meet
ing in person.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-03
@lailg ailg gtreess ss,,,aa 9akasttlasilau

THE DAILY PRESS AND DAKoTAIAN
Is pabliShed every evening. excepting sun-
days.
THHMs OF SuBsoRIPTIoR--By carriers, per
month, 81 90; per year. et2 90; by mnfi, per
month. 81 cents; per year, $40 90.
oaice-PRrss AND pAxorArAN bleok corner Of
Third and Capital ssreets.
number 5.
BOWEN 4 KINasBURY. Prop'trs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-03

1t is positively denied at the war de-
partment that 1t is the intention OF Mai.
Gen Terry to retire upon the expiration
of his present leave.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-03

Ire YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Losa OK APP
petite. Yellow Skin2 Shiloh's Vitalizer is
positive cure. Sold by r. M. Ward,
druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-03

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of Shiloh'g Catarrk Remedy. Price
80 cents. Sold by R. M. Ward, druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-03

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-A
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
Canker Mouth. Sold by r. M. Ward
druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-03

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts, so cts. and ST.. Sold by r. III. Ward,
druggist.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-07
kNpll rIpN.

Centuries were uShcrei in and van
ished down the vista 81 the past. Ma
tons srose, iriumphesi aud dies races
we're born. aoarishe.l. and passed
away. each hehoidsng the morning
sun bathing the world in purple and
god, and the evening splcndor kissing
ts~ roses ~ sleep, YET none dreamed
thai II WAS the earth that moved
while the sUn. the mighty sentinel ~
lniiniiy, mevc,i impercepiihly The
sallary was ~ izs; explolsd hy an In
noy9,os-- and II came near costing kiis
Ais Ike because Il shocked the con
sentative
The tTavrier whn starts on his issr-
hey 81 Midnight has lar mere 20 fesr
daring the iirst few hoars he groves
h.s way than after the Yurp.iae east
AoFsits the approach % day. fslose 10
lear daring the nsceg; in liEhg Of an
felslsac d4Na tSao s-tes fae golden
spieDccy ~ the syn a,,Nis his path
slth "a isss-r.
? SO 7e. lar 6ses "a ;aa "a tory q
mrsticiRc thry hgns.erel assEe. EN-
Floyias he ulosg heTois lsez slress, the
m9si deadly ul5aeFais the asosf loath-
some ceatsoc tons sazi 'hc h7l.a could
eoncrive, and tbs ls-asses o. heir.oarss
aayc issen ssaiaaslN sirfeosses for cea-
i4Eies only stiscsrsssr thaHa when Sh-
ssaspvasnrs compelled sAan rs tksi-
,''s'cess % reluctantly se.snqai y ;avir
eefOFgs ho,d
tse 0ia sclscsass ii medt iae. clad il,
The 2lc.ea, mantle u after conseryst
iSrsl, whsse araVle ruiies. have. a. stsrv
s~cCt down tAe eoEEt.sssr- II tie cen.
ier'es. cassgat ana hssA 20 ssa d u the
ss'arAinSs II sisrPccr-scs, Ccssss ssad
tsAieE, heary vita aagse ai;y. ever sxs-
Greatly worshit,isss the old whsie thrx
INVARIABLY ecmaa:ted innovations
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~ xieued Win cynical skeptieiann
enc6 ~ dinrovesy. Can each ! body
u rerars1ez sake 70 trust ones phfsi-
Every irregular zx0Te IN medicine has
been 3 proee=s aez;nxt tbs bafbarifies
OF the ID irrsfJusa; coox3onexxfe- II
must be rcnse1nheret that every step
taken has been tiftesir contested BY
theee IN rover. bus after failing 20
crush the benesie7zi inDcyAfion they
have heen eompelie<1 % embrace il
Come. wake mp and move On said
the r<or5e 70 The old school. accept
the nex teaching o. ne viii leave -ydG
70 stAYTe. and thus IN spite OF fheiy
conservatism they have hal TO move
On. TO be sure always auay behind the
times. hat still they crzwied snailiike
and painfully along. ft- Ia the rear
OF ts1< started Standard bzas-
ers OF progressive Thought Slowly
aasi rebeiiionzIy they had 10 accept the
discoveries OF those whom they de-
nounced as dangerous qEscks. Many
have been the rude awskeninzs that
this tirsc honored old school has suf-
fere; from progressive thought
BEt fame is carmel, rot merely by
things written. but by ardzosas great
nezs OF deeds accomplished Every
assault upon the inapregnahie citadel
OF true science has added numheriess
recruits 70 its cause The ammunition
OF esiunny has been exrleded The
deadly projeefiles haried have missed
their destination The shafts and ar
rows lie broken at the feet of victory.
And when Anrora's rays shall have
pierced the smoke of the beautiful, the
name OF the his.cgenefie system of
medicine viii glitter q bright and i'm
perishab'e sun in the diadenl OF sci
enee, when those who tried TO wind
their slimy coils around lis snowy
throat have nouidered In oblivion and
their episaphs have vanished from the
face Of the earth.
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spatan'. welcome 10 Her Fir~mcn.
SPICE or LIVE.

why" said the young wife OF phys!-
clan, " he was given 10 bossliug of her hns.
hasd's professional skin. he cured a va.
Heat Of onyaiescence In less than twenty
four hours. ~ The Ttisqra
Natives Of Venezuela followed wagon
far nearly q week 81 see II the hind wheels
would catch up with the frpn, ones, A.
this ala no, occur the vehicle u a. declared
. fraud --fis'reit Frrs frcrs.
Old Lady TO street gsmin }--''noy, you are
a srr, dirty li,tie ieiiaw. why don't yau
ran home and ask YOUR mother 20 wash
your faces and hands" uassiin-"Mc mud.
der ala't 90, time. man. to-day. It's wash
day - &c kPsAcA
Something Handsome, Lady 90 flroT
waikert~~"f want 20 look AZ something very
handsome Ia the way of striped silk stock
insa" Floor NalkeF--"lcs madam Ito
saleswomanl Mi-s Parker. viii you show
this lady that new hne OF windy weather
EcDsis,.'--Nets terk >sR.
style in serving Dinner Mrs Carlton
fcl "a suess IF sssuucsA-''f fhlnk, NJ
Wabash, that ones efiiaymrn, Of iiane-
depcais largely upon the manner I. whicl,
q 4 served. our hostess IS famous Tor
that soa kaoW Mr. Wabash tircm
hicze0l~"NeS. | notice everything is
nice and hcf. - TA1 kPafk
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roKT TOWNSEND.
Another Row Imminent Between
the Ship Owners and sessneu's
lfafou- Notes.

Fosr TosssExp. July GA general
strike. II IL said, has been ordered among
all coAkfing sailors by the Coast seafneu .
Union The trouble this time Is tbs fsdue-
ton 81 wngss ordered by the ship Owners
Association tsvgn gee 20 80 month. The
strike win occur when the reduction goes
in;0 effect. which will BE- In u day or two.
be The consequence Of the strike. There
ase eight sailors in iail here Nos awaiting
The astsnn Of the grand jury over the
troubles Of three weeks ago aud the feeling
u the sailors against ;iie ship owners As
seclation IL very idtfer. They viii not sub
init to the proposed reduction without a
while.
MOTIFS.
Barb cErroiiton. coal laden from Tacoma
for ran Francisco, Is In the bay ready Tor
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Seattlt, Lake Shere ( Easta1
Railway Csnpsly.
CHANGE OF TINE.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY 9TH.
~ ISIS. ard anti further notice. trains
a. Union Bay with steamers en- Lake wash
iugtou. and nt Gilman with Stages to and
from Fall City and srcsualrnie Hep Ranch.
Passengers leaving Seattle st 80 q. m. can
reach Fali CITY aad Hep Ranch same even
Same 6RF.
a. daily
sEss daily except Sunday.
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when baby was sick. we gave her castoria.
when sss was Guild kbs cxied for cas;oriA
when she becaraeMiss she clnng toe astoria
ghea abe had Children. she gave them
csstoria
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SFArTIE, Wash. Ty.-May p. 1883.
Ny little boy. when four years old.
was taken sick with scarlet rash. We
had competent medical aid but he
never fully recovered. For 8 years he
was sick, could rctzin nothing on his
stomach, sometimes would vonit
ceaseiessly for a week not retaining
even water. He dwIndled away till
but shadow OF his former self. At
last his mind gave way. For two
weeks he chung 10 me begging the not
to bury him in the ground. He reeog-
nized nobody. not even me. We all
concluded that death would lie relief
to him. There was no use trying the
old school doctors, of tina; we have had
enough experience. Their medicines
failed to kill me when every one of
them gave me up with consumption
saying that / could not live week.
That was three years ago They
would have had their say, too, II had
not called in DIR. j. Eugene Jordan.
had then been belfast for over a year,
could not turn over, suffered with ex-
circulating pain and spat bloody pus.
As by the aid OF the god-sent Histe-
genie Medicines | recovered from the
verge OF the grave and WAS able to do
considerable Of my house work in 80
days. Well We got DIR. Jordan's medi-
cine for our little boy and his reason
returned and so did his health. and in
two months from first taking his medi
cine he went 10 school. We are con-
WINGED, as is every one who has used
the unprecedented Hist. Med, that il
accomplishes the apparently impossi-
it,f and that Ia pQfprtare them IN nu
the other medicines II is ike compar-
ing bright sunlight To Egyptian dark
ness. MAGGIE MCDANIEL.
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wALLA wALLA.
Hun Over and Killed BuTgiars-Ar-
tesfan WeIi--Poiitirs.

waLIa waLL., July s.--Thursday fire
crackers started the team Of farmer
named W. n. Walker, which, running.
threw him of load Of hay, the wheels
passing over him. lie died this morning.
sandy Forrest, for roblI.Dg the residence
ef !. l.. Jones' "Wednesday, Was bound over
The country residence OF I'd Failon was
robbed by sramps Thursday. Tbs house
was left ia charge OF q boy while the fam
lily came 10 tosu- The robbers frishiend
the hoy nearly to death. took possession
and Stole jswelry valued at $50. and 10,
Of canned fruit. No arrests
The narros gauge track Il to be extend
Ell to the peniientisry by the q. r. 4 y.
20. a; once.
An aftesiaa well will soon he sunk By
the government AT Pasc1.
l.. J. Apdefs having declined. G. W
somerIqdyke bias been nominated by the
-Isrpuhsfrans ascify attorney.
All the races ~ spokane fslis July 4
vert won By walia waltg horses.
The fnucfai OF Dr. baker. the deceased
millionaire. wi lf be held Saturday al i0a M.
sien. switxer. eommandant at Fort walla
wsils. this morning sent a letsrr Of thanks
to our iirr department for theis excellent
services "Wednesday night
Thursday night was the widest ever
known In waila waila The celebration
was KEEP; up until daylight, with ne end a.
the no.se aud hllaFity.
Seattle Eastcrn's spokane Depot.
SPOKANE Fails, July s--1he seattle 4
Lake Shore has purchased sixfy-six acres
OF land on the river bank ou the north
side for sls.Uc, aud viii erect machine
shops. cattle sheds and freight depot on the
property.
Spakan's Welcome 90 Her Firemca.
SPOKANE Fails. July s.--Exteassyc pre-
paFatiuns are being made for "A grand oya.
ton ~ the spokane nrefacn on their ar
rival home ffsm seattle. rcpaie arr wild
with delight over the success of the local
team ia the tournament 4 banquet and
grand pr accession has been arranged
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acmiusl oye,6ss. 6xz1 ~ unk. el111g
sax,s fs<l.dinr JAY. III. y: AuguL s1aw
as =: seveeGk<r. 3sSe9zA
Wool Qntes- oeusesste 1eses. 19ser.
pus5k1. us4a4<s Ttxnx< 1879
Cop1<r-frexslnr- iaks- ~ -
K<a6- Easier. domestic e4G
Tfn-~yslsiy scsivs asd anehsnEe1s
Psssssessu oy%sed a 7s.e. aid asssr >
sslxhs deeisne {. tss Esss fsr sltnuses -
Ind b. DE 8ss71ara Oh rarsy Esd eevessnz
By psetxrn BSassx A rene1tcn then &C.
er-xxd azt exs followed b. . slight ~
ceser5. fh< maskxf eso~;nS frsn Il TIE
c1n~olI1ased sxehAaxr cS<ned S4iscs
sss<a sxeasase cp<ssd sss<c. hixAess ~,
to~sss sssse, chasing ne. sAlss. fs.oS
barrels.
Par silver, Pr
cHscAa0 msxxErs-
f.arrAess. Jsssy x.--wheas-<1pened strong
AID Aisher szt closed. excepting yziy, ssc9
NJ b<.gw yesterdays close cash snd July.
Sc. Asxss. SIG: seps<ms~r, aAe' u
cosn-Ir.sxulsr; cash and Juiy. sss.e:
August. ~ els sepsrnnses. &C.
Oats Hsxhes; cash asss Iaiy. &c. arg
sssf. 50. Sepseraler. . s-ise
kye-Jrly- Sic
Barssy--Soshinr 9osag-
Pork -Ehs1e higher: cash. griy and Aug
.ust. slx57Jz september. Si5-eA
lArss--H Higher. caah &nd July. ts17sx -
sses angn4s, ssszs = ss.Iis. September,
y XII q 81.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO, July Cattle = Receipts.
COO. intending 1xS Texas aud western cat
tie bess natives inc higher. ehcfee TO ex-
tn seeses $6k1s3q. eo1nmon TO fsad,
Azs@xss. storker~ and feeSsrs, g. foasz 81
Texas cattle. g. s9z37e western rangers.
81 a098. -
Boxs- Receipts, 900; aetsve and Sc
higher MIXED. 81 sfs@S.451 heavy. E.T9
a -: ngbt, ss.sss5sf.
sheep - Esceipfs, 500. quiet and un-
ebaaxei: natives. inferior to fancy, f2-5o9
2ss. Texans. t2s47a
LIVERPOOL 1EAiS MARKET.
fasgnrocL. July s.--wheat--Streng: de
faznd good. holders Offer sparingiy: Cell
fcrnis No. !, e. y docs s3zd per GENITAL; red
western srring.8 81 dN5s ~ ID
corn--fJun, demand good: new mixed
western. 1cszd par GENITAL
shipping 1ntelisgesee-
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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 / thought |
would not survive it. The sharp,
agonizing pain in my heart would take
my breath and make me dizzy. had
to catch at things to keep from falling.
In fact, was an utter wreck. tried
doctors in Terra Haute, Ind, Bloom
ington, 0ttumwa, Charlton. and Bur-
lington-allopathic, 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. | gave it
up in disgust. Every doctor teld me
another tale as to what he thought
was the matter with me, but that did
not cure me.
Going to Seattle, heard of nothing
bet the new Hisfogenetic system. and
of DIR. j. Eugene Jordan. its author.
Having tried all the old, concluded 10
try the new. and after few weeks
use of the above medicine ] complete
~ 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 histogenetic sys-
TEN, and also from spirit of SYM
pathy for kindred humanity.
JOSEPH PENNINGTON.
Edmond. ". r.
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Nss aenk .rock axyIKw.

MEN NoRG. Juiy N..-rhcsv were god
hdNtug orders IN tue steSS market this
fssaFnias. and commission houses asain sp-
issafssf A. purchasers. y Rish raNs sp1rtiia-
ton snush hose legitimate appearance
thEn u has I-ssseSss3 tas s2ne sine. Al
thv sssir tifer shicsx,s SENT huyiug orders
ie rgAnxcrs. sad "a interview With Armour
~ shica BE eNpr'Ssssi NFfy decided huilish
view. IL rcgsrsl 60 -. faal gave that stock
q had tisanxefs t,ssk fsrSf f,lsee In deal
lags. and gerk isisfsd t-rczase ecs,srsicuou
f,sr ~ ssgeusta, t,lleHe-i by Northwestern
ahd thr rsst Tbs 0ouid sfesck rssac next
in pr,sniacsssa. Inv shorfs ren - eaycr
sna swciis.s tho v.aiuuar % business
ihnsngh the advance maaie Sus Of al pro-
ls.,stssss Ia INV transactions scctsF,iei ors-
goa sio<s and Northern Pacific preferred
weFe testufe- fhc annunnee psSrt that =
syatiifsso hst fakez she gsss Il ihs, thir,i
fsissFtxazc hofsfs tn Eurcpe. crtassa great
demand fer tAs "a, s-1sstissssgsi stock. tssSl
vrs Rro s1at fzs hchiad she leaders. ana
i-sgkassruS uas especially pFsrai ucnf ve.
tzsa5aiis IN the sftsrsoiis iy2neius rau{4
Is N hisc Reading was csss7E Sfaiieeig quiet
lee ei,s-e Nas quite; bat stTuaS - ge2- abe
tsssi rFicvs ii tar Say
tssSxFam.E,s we've DAN asa stro2S
xxEaSSss AND sfSCsS
Nay York. Jaiv Money Gu cal. cay.
sss sterling exchange. sfaii, ssrsay and
UNCHANGED.
p~sNEss
& : a. iFrEiSsrrvsii rs
{ : = ,craFeus L.
4 = stss tr-si<srrs,s 10
= "a ,essaE-ss' ~
Ia 1sc - lf
Ee
AEsssse&n Ezs,flss st,, Canadian Esyisc-
A. reestA etaEtAayn - CsuiFsi IA
csas S,'a, lar'sakt,'s 3 Ssas9es Eisi, ps,ia
N&Te 4 faekANanna :. Nsuxes 4 Esa
1rAsils ts's. Esss a. .slsSe eAo-r "a. iosis-
vsfls 4 Nxshyslse 8 N;caf<Sa Ceafral -.
AsSstars tSCiHc T5hs Kansas / Ees a.
-. SpN Nsrk central isS NsF,s
"a fsftte So. f,osegHss - Sas,h,
sesstfA EFA. OrVstH infncvctse1G ~
Mas Eszss0ss Il. Tfsass'att sraszt = !. "a
ess,s &asi -. ke2siag -. g.xk .sizaa
80 81 ia&a. ssf a. ftxzs f&slGs Z i { sii,sa
f&rtfe 49,, Fnsr-ss >ss1ra fxra. IN.
f&rSs -, ~essssa ssssa ~
SNs rcNx Nkaxkfs
Kiss fssx. sa,y 3 Hes. ;sss las<sa.
'sssss---sss. ssrVa<. "a re6zs &
" t<s. GO sssti9Sal, Sc sssaea- arslge ssa
stssasss. extra G, &sse<s shsse extra L.
s<fz>S< r., yeiicu. 4><k
Cu6ec--Spae nsssai seovskx aSa asd
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SLAUGHTER. May %. 1888.

Ny boy, ten years old. was broken
down with rheumatism. His limbs
were all distorted ont OF shape from
the baneful effect: he suffered great
agony, and could not turn in bed.
The worst OF all, his heart was greatly
affected from Il, and i almost stopped
his breath. We gave him up, also did
our neiehbors. As . last resort | went
Ia Dr. J. Eugene Jordoa, whose med
icine performed apparently impossible
cures in our neighhors. After giving
my boy those medicines for three
weeks he entirely recovered, his limbs
all Strengthened ont again, and he is
perfectly well in every way. That was
ten months ago.
A. for myself, | had an injury 10
my finger which turned into carris of
the bone. Several doctors were EN-.
pioyea, but the result was the bone
kept on eating away. At last they
concluded that ia order to save the
hand the fisrer had 10 lie amputated.
| bethought r-ysef of DIR. Jordan, OBJ
taiscd his medicine, and in two weeks
time il cured the bone disease and |
retained nav finger. How much suf-
fering and expense we might have
saved had We known Of the nissogen-
cite Medicine and DR.. ]. Eugene
Jordan. n. KRiaRIsrSx.
oRRiirIt, W. +.
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DE Aoy vna IN ~ hosgz&sI RNme. yhss
uEAI E,Tury wne ssfu<k - shs eys ~
tnH sd este sx<tsaszy h<zrt S0t ~ q
rele ~ made an9 uany renafze1 u.s.
was fhs nsn~< cfdefsy srora tnss fney hsS
~ hes,e .s<snx took riAe< - tie fair
xypun6s On sh< II. ard rse ssswe4 ~ q
fr1pt<us< esoed, WHO sxpseseed H<nn
seixex - hefnr sezzxfe-7 1tfs sz& reszff-
The Oiymyls trzSs h~ad fsrn.ssess ~
nuxf ~ fh< ee3ebrsxtesss aad szxsy a..
fhs csssrzfnenss Yh1eh tssy retgss1
IT, IL yss s g ,f,a .s ~ ssg asis !
Fgrssk x<nx;eus<z Ua1<< = ytzrs - ass
snf whlea = kbgsuras< IN kssirz Ffps
HERR HufeH ftr instructor snd &4fs<r
nr. 6esxre X Thompscn kss sosc ~
grocery store 10 Iris fsfF 20 Ar>HfA :
5hsm5~o.s and y Z rrsaf. g Isss1ss 49,. -
viii nov drTofx hts xassrs :irss = IDS ins'
ss.osssz~ns 81 his NsAss svznfy Hare
srpDxs pxArs.
Ms. Kl1en Ixtssr, white cot raiktrf 49,
atxfae aad eisrn ;uss opposite ne sssscfzfs
! N f,y A. H. s1se}< yas sakx9 s1a<trrty III.
ara q as&re hnryses 70 fbe stsscsor-s dsssf
saf rang Use fkii for ssssstanes- feessnz
fxisss' ~ thea - as~u Oh tbs doorstep 70
s-sis : rrp;y 10 krr sassfsezss TIE dor.
ssr vent 10 fhe dazsr ~ once. ssd sasen -
arrived be ss~ersafpe's Tia, the unfortunate
lssfy ~ss suffering from An attack ~ bead
ffz a the sanxs. aud was sireafy past -
rovesy. Ife ass~sapsed ysi1sf 20 rs.ssrs
her, but size died in very lev rnoReisss.
Her resnsfns viii be inferred to-rsorro~-
a rusxrtcsL sTsA~-
s,sps ri 4. srssenhefen. Of Isnsss. Mon
fara' arrived In the estY is<s night aud viii
t.uass for sofae tine. the guest 81 Dis 90
sahf.sIsssase an1 trend. Lieut. frank ~
Cover. Tire captain is lakt fsfEsn1rE frt'ts
a Visit 70 southern rsiff0fniA. and cane uf.
ever tae o. a &. rAi!fDad Besns m sfsief.s
E<sfssktlican sud deeply iufs<estsd ~ rssstl'
esI usaitsrs, be conceived fne iaeh y sscfl.
o. the sosess on bead he trzsn. and % that
end inssrs seNed every vssrr On brarsi the
train. eifh fAws esuit thar 81 the - fesfrs
aboard, % declared their Intention % vote
fos Harrison aud Ezdscisrei IN Cleveland :
favor numf<r % those interviewed
had supported cisssiasiS ioaf ysAs sfg ~.
bfst are res oppasea 70 BIN beeaif<s OF hi-
tain goliey. The captain yestlltcs the A.
sert1ofs tts; California sste VIII be oreT.
shelmlngs5 in favor Of Harrisoa. and
hassss his assertion on close yersprzsi oo>ef.
yailon. Ife says f;aliforntsns iu sepersl
are bitterly opps,s.sst e policy that Pre-.
rrestsss products. wool and wins
PERSONAL
Miss sssfle Taylof was fhs. nsoraing APP
pointed aduinisfrasfx of the estate ~ W
IT, Taylor. decreased. This Il The ihir.i Ad-
falnissFatrfx shsf has been appointed for
this estate daring the past three YEAR. the
srf having died and the second having
been married
sssy. Donne has been very dangerously VI
during the Isst two days. from blood pols-
oninf. the result Of small scsatca on his
hand. in which b. took cold. HE'S now
ronsaleseenf and will soon be ont again.
Mr. :. q. simpson, 81 ksmiichi. j. n The
city, looking after the interests Of the
Olympia. Black River and chetails Rail
roam, u which he If president
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DOSSElLf. King Co., W. T.
have beea badly troubled with my
throat for many years. 1t would give
me no rest 1t night for 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, cattleman.
that | thought. a. a last resort, of GO
ing to California. He told me be had
been in the rane fix. and went to DR..
j. Eugene Jordan. took his medicine,
AID quickly aud completely recovered.
| concluded TO try him, and | wish to
record the fact that after weeks use
OF the perfectly tasteless histognetic
medicine | entirely recovered. make
this statement for the benefit Of OF all
afflicted IN the same was.
TIMOTHY McMaHoy.
SraV.ITTrv MAY % fs4S
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s-Cssches for the HigaIso ! -.
Terrace and Fast End. xweo4
on theater nights coach WIN
foot Of Marion street =; the close - ~ y ~
Torrance " s1e -
Reforming, -----
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saw FRsyef<ee, ypiy s. - Departed -
steamer Mexico. Victoria. steasher Coium-
TIA. Portland; ship mphitrite. Pors ToEn-
send; steamer Idaho. bark Bs!Aklava, Van
coHyer.
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FOR SALE.


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