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sim Another.

Nebraska State Journal.
We expected it all along. Hugh Conway has
written another story which is being published
in plate papers o death. where is thy stingf O
grave, whsre is thy victory?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-08
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MIR. BLAINE.


The great giory II George Washington II
thai he refused 10 bs president for third
term. NJ that the example oi prolonged rule
and extended Tenure of the presidency
might not BIZ set By him, 90 the danger of
the republic aud the ssenoralI Ia i.sn Of tia.
people The people tssoaght Washington
t. continue In power, but be would NOT.
Tsae great glory of James q. Elninc Is
that he refuses 81 be a Candidate of the
Republican party for the second tiine, 50
that the Prospects Of the patty and the
eaa-e thn. IL represents may not b. i'm
paired through any revival OF the personal
assagUniSius aud passions aud scandals
which led Ia lis defeat with Mr., Blaine as
lis candidate four sears agp. This party is
for hin more earnestly than ever. As
wayne MaeSeash expressed IL the other
day. out Of every i've Republican voters In
the country, iar, at least. DESIRE no other
candidate than Mr.. Blaine. Bat h. refuse.
aud hs stands b. his refusal ike n consist
eni apd high minded man. who can put
dawn his own ambition sud love 81 odlcia!
greatness aut OF regard faf his party aai
for the success Of it, IDEAS.
This - memorable event, aud Ii - Is
Mr.. Blalac very high In tbs admiration
and respect of the American people of
whatever political decentralization. We
have bad oar controversies aud our war.
fare with Mr.. Blaine ia tlisps past. bat We
cannot withhold The trlbats 81 our esteem
iNf gu at ~ sum manly hut htFNtC stsaitt-
iassness A. he has nov performed aud re-
psatri ia the face OF the most earnest pcs.
silssiou aud tae greatest temptation hat
can be imagined.
We resuemhar, ton, that IL wss Blaine
more than any other individual or number
Of individuals who def atesi the tlir,! terra
movement Ia lsss and ia iSSi, aud defeated
IL At grcaf peril % himself and with tac
hairsd and vengeance of powerful fac
tion al The Republican iaris aS his ehtef
compensation This uca act nf his follows
tremendously and appropriately upon the
other; ane We congratulate Mr. blaine and
congratulate the people ef the counter.
whether they vote on one side or GA ths,
other. ga THE possession Of 80 much virtue
AMI Patriotism In the pcrssa Of one OF our
most ciaincat ciii6enN
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ArrKNrr TO oonHLE A STREET.

In San Francisco tie street railway
people, having goi,bIel MP pretty much
nil the other city highways. are wing
70 appropriate Bush stree; under a
charter granted in iss5. At last the
property holders have come To realize
che value Of a street free from car
tracks, AMI at meeting held last
week II was decided TO resist the efforts
u the street railway company. The
Chronieis earnestly appeals for nrotsc-
ton Of the street, and In the course OF
IT. discussion says:
The granting Of franchise for street
gAilfond must be held 10 Imply something
Jnure than comforting upon corporation
The right 10 lay down rails oa a psiblIc
elfeet ~ It's own pleasure. II Must r0utefn.
plate the carrying out III the grant Ia good
faith and within reasonable time, aud
the supreme court will not hold that q
franchise for public Use ineails the grant
Ing Of right 10 maintain public nais-
ancr.
This Argument rs applet 10 Front
street. seattle, Il quito rs true aud
propsr a. when applied 10 Bush street.
San ffaneisco.
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ONLY ONE IssrE.

In themselves the results Of the Ore
eon election are very uniiuporsant, bat
they are far more important Il taken
~ they should he as indicative Of pop
ular sentiment concerning the para
mount Political issue now before the
country. On both sides the fight was
made on the principle OF protection,
Republicans for and the Democrats
against il. On both sides personal aud
local questions were put aside and
there was fair. square and holly con-
tested fight The outcome. as Mr.,
Gearin. the defeated congressional can
siidate. puts Il. shows that the people
OF Oregon don't want free trade. Com.
mrntinI ON this result the Portland
oseycaiaa OF yesterday says;
In every nostheru STATE the Same causes
that have prssiuevsi this astounding rvpnis
In Oregon will be present In all the t0rrs,
and energy they have egeFtvd here. n
cannot be said that tue resslit IN ofegon Is
due solely so the protest OF the weai-
growers. for the Republicans gain Is az
nrpat IN the nan-w0al growing a. IN the
woo..csuwing PARTS Of the state. The
artisans and faetnry men al Portland, tae
mmbSrhsen OF the lawcf Columbia. the
lron-wutkers Of siaekanas, the coal asiners
u Cons, che frisiixrnwsrs ~ Neitnomah
and Jackson. verv as earnest ia their pro
test ~ sbe weal growers % tmsilila ard
Wn<ru Are nM the sane consideration
that have prvvaiis-a with all u ~, likely "a
prevail with persons tn the like occasiss,
Guna IN I'LL the ether rosthera siatesr
since the issue Of protection is la be
paramount ia the national campaiSn.
the party which champions the pie.
tcctiye principle esehs teh s ssrsv-sus-
ca BY the man who Is most closely
identified with Il d ~ chief and aides.
advocate. Al Che developments q
tLc time "a The Geld of Aneeris.n l~,R.
tics cmphasiss tie necl for Mr. blaine,
He. more than any other man in the
country, stands Cor the nsinclple upon
which the great haht i IL h., made.
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The platform adopted by the Demo-
cfatic national convention comes too
late for more than brief and hasty
reference. II indorses In terms the
presidents free trade me@age. upon
which the people Of Oregon have Just
given most emphatic verdict. IL
boasts Of foreign policy whose mos.
notable feature Is the shameful fishery
treaty. II claims credit for restoring
I0omD, 600 seres OF land 10 the public
doinain~-a claim both absurd and
false. II boasts Of economy In the
public expenditure. but fails to add
that II there has been indeed small
saving, It has been through neglect OF
public interests. notably in the postal
department. These are but few Of
the absurd propositions Of platform
which rs whole Il even more absurd
than such documents usually arc.
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$50 LOTS I'm MAZLEITOOD ADDITTON.
h the umea t Madison
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STREET.
High aBeahfuvh
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

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Five years ago took down with rheu-
matism, gravel and inflammation of my
stomach. was two years on my back and
could nst turn over. had the best medi-
cal aid of Seattle that money could procure.
But received no benefit I was shipped
TO San Francisco. stayed there months
under expert medical care and received
some slight benefit there. All that time
suffered cxcruciatingiy in my stomach and
kidneys and my left leg was almost the
size OF two legs and as hard as a rock its
whole length. could hardly eat anything
and was failing fast. gave myself up to
die, In fact. thought Il was only matter
of days. About that time all the country
round me rang with the praise of DR. ].
Eugene Jordan. and his new Histogenetic
system, of which he was the author He
took no cases unless they were given up as
incaFahle by other reputable doctors He
charged nothing for services or medicine
and his object seemed to be TO show 10 the
world the coming revolution of the medi-
cal science. had myself conveyed to him
to the Brunswick hotel, where his Office is.
In one day after taking his medicine the
terrible pain In my stomach that STAYED
Nae4i f&tc ~ manly ytaAs tiiat btfstofs
east and west, of every school aud no school,
could not dislodge. vanished Ny bodily
health came back To me threw away my
crutches, and II ii were not for the remain
Ing stiffness Of nay knee would be a young
man again. This does not begin TO tell the
suffering endured. volume could not do
justice, pen could not convey it, II was
sieepless nights and days Of torture, rest
was foreign to me. All this transformation
TO health has now been year and have
no recurrence of the trouble am 6s years
old. have lived thirty years near Seattle,
and my many friends never expected To
see me about again. ] am still taking the
medicine and have hopes 10 get the use of
my knee back. am positive had known
of DIR. ]. Z. Jordan and his great liis;oge-
neiic system before was practieed on for
years by all the big and little doctors.
should not have spent years of unuiferablc
misery. and thousands Of dsHars in money.
In my opIaion. having tried all kinds of
doctors, there is but one rational system Of
medicine. and that is the fhstogene.lc sys-
TEN, and having seen 40 many other So
called incurable cases like Brisht's disease
aud blindness. etc. Of my nciehbors get
well. concluded that the Hisiogcnetie
system OF medicine is the coming system
vi the world and all ntaer schools win have
10 give way 10 IL as darkness 10 light.
+. McSa1r
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CnsVrktevA BEscR. = Persons a.
tending the clam hake at Chautauqua
Beach woali do well TO take basket,
as the Illness OF Mrs. Reese siistarhs
the boarding department OF Chautau-
qua. CLAIMS aud coffee viii he provided
in abandaacn. The islanders viii meet
the city half way IN hospitality. A
large forve OF men arr building the
Coat ard II the lost pile hammer can
he found all will be in la>it,on. sales
above 81 viii be ahsolate. Tacama
will turn cut With an excursion and q
grand time is expected. The album.
dance Of oilers. not the scarcity of
sales. viii determiae the sale, a. sew.
erl paople deife the same lots. The
beat viii leave Al T. o'elock. neoa,
EStasniag az 81
ladies cinass and wrap. now
ssylss, Toklas SinseFmsn & ca.
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~. Thurman i not an imposing
Aesne q The little end Of the cIeve-
lind ticket For years the most alb
md conspicuous peniber Of the Dem
eerstic party, his name and character
hnve been borrowed TO give respeeta-
tility and support 20 dull and in
1erlns man. In any event, Thurman
speuId have no part In the administers
1ton. cieveland's policy fram the he
ginning has been 10 disregard and
Apul, tie old pgty leaders. II would
- with Thurman n Il was with Hen
bricks, be would be silent and dis
fngardcd partner. There l. something
pitifnl in the figure prescnted by q
really great and able man In humble
and perfunetory subordination 10 sod
den mesiiocfity.
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.
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n the city council should grant 70
- nm Cable company the priviiesea
1onled last week - the seattle street
Railway Company. It would look very
I'D fOs certain mcms,srs Of that body.
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seNsfr-.NE Sks Ia : a'tie. fnne :. fSsS,
~ the pGr-soeAse of tae a. T. Caurch. -
Rev. tisrk PAWS. Nj 5arexs McNat' AMI
M Kate hcnsy. AslA al Ils,aip, " T..
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Nc tsu<S,e-. grs. =, Richard. Sterling.
", T., wss firstly tai UtA consumption.
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orally Characteristic Of q Al sirs sstf4l s5sa'a
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astNa A'i-ls al ia.Ese }. = SIXTH.
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LOST AND FOUND

4 oSr-.IREasL REWARD PAID FOR
- return Of light brown and wlite col
arc hull-scrricr: white feet. answering 10
naise ~ 'Jerry," 10 Bobby Gaylor. Biiou
titsaier. 80 4
I O>r--A GOLD WINDOW BLIND toe X
4 - e. couiaieing puriTeit. Reward raid
Fog icayiug vita JOSIAH COLLINS, JR-,
tsfief seattle Fire Department. les a.
I oST.--Two HORSES: ONE BLACK
j a man. rieht hisid fsaut white above
hoof. ua hrand One brawn MARI. white
spot sin tip Of ncs.s. With halter ON meek.
ANY enc knowing iheiF Ei;erg ahonsS viii
~ suitably REGARDED 10y notifying Chisf Of
to-lee Nnrnhf Res 'W
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About t11e funniest Of The several
inny thinxs II 81. I<suis - the Demo
es1lte arrnfgnnsenf Of the Kepubiieans
IN Keeping the territories Gus NJ the
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have Keen suffering from neuralgia Of
the heart from childhood and have tried
c1antless remedies. have Inflicted every
kind Of misery upon myself in the vain
effort ~ get relief Daetors told rae II at |
would have 10 undergo a surgical operation.
Al last when everything failed and | set
He'd down to desfarc. | heard great deal
about pr. J. Eugene jordan aud his new
system ~ medicine. sent for medicine.
ssmply describing my case. In a weeks
time after taking DIR. is. hjstogcnetic faecii-
cine ali my MISERY of liies standing dis
sFIesned. that was three months ago, and
IL vas aot oaiy the neuralgis. but | also
suffered from dyspepsia, woaid vosast an
even driuk Of wster a. saon a. IL would
get warm. Ky sutferinZs were 50 great ,h.t
often felt teHp,sd Ia commit suicide. /
consider IN. isniaa's the only fae-sscInx
worthy OF taat name NOBLE Dys,
NAa;coas, W. T.
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Il i Tie intention Of
The management Of the
Jackson and Nh streets
Gable Road to have same
completed and in opera
tion BY August LIST next.
The completion Of this
line viii double and
treble the value Of prop
erty in tba vicinity Of
both jackson and Nil
Streets.
We can offer today So
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CLEAR CREEK.

- ~ Ar- 1905.
En-. EAsLK:-T will give Won a
few condensed dots from this rar,
Of the county. The rain. have
ceased bot :he damage to crops
range from 20 to so Ter cent. We
are having fns weather row and
everybody Is busy saving hay and
picking Gotten.
The Alliance IS all right down
here, We take no jste ba.giug in
ours. The L C. Hewlett Alliance
rs Is steadily gaining Ia mum
be =.
This neighborhood Is full Of life
aud hope. We are all Blptists
down here without mixture. Our
church IS prosperous vith Rev. "
/ HargIs, pastor, and s L Whit
ten, Sunday school superintendent.
We have have preaching the first
and third Sundays in each month.
The young men of Clear Greek
gave a moonlight pic mic, Friday
Of last week, on my place and
there were from one to two hun
dred persons PRESENT A bouati-
full supper was provided by the
managers and the evening passed
pleasantly bv all. There was no
dancing as we Clear Greek folks
do not allow that, but we are
proud Of our boys and girls aud
like to see them enjoy themselves.
e.. F. Scott.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-09-20
LEGAL Aiv.cs.

Z B Nulday, eOunty atty, CLAW
county, Texas. saws Have used
Electric BittsTs with most happy
effect. Ny brother also was very
low with malarial fever and lluu-
dice but was fused By timely use
Of this m medicine. Am satisfied it
saved his life." Dir ID | Wilcox
son add a like testimony say ine
He positively believes he would
have died had it not been for Elee
trio Bitters. This srsa. remedy
viii ward off as we'll as cure all
m4!arial diseases and for al KID
ney, liver aud stomach disorders
stands unequaled. Pnee soc and
81, az j i Chambers.