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SEATTLE, w. T.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan Dear Sir. came
to your place In q horrible condition about
two weeks ago. What / suffered from
those pains through the head, ana had for
the past six or eight years. and especially
after catching d fresh cold; then IL would
commence In good earnest, and for few
days no tongue can sell the fearful suffer
fngs through which l would pass, until
what seemed r me 70 be gathering over
exception of duh, sleepy headache,
would have relief until I would catch
cold again. For weeks since the first of
last August / lived on graham mush and
half milk aud half hot water in the morn
ing; for dinner and supper cold graham
bread or crackers, not daring to eat as otn :
ers could. knowing the penalty would be
three or four hours Of the most terrible tor
ture--there seeming to spring up. as 1t
were, a fire In the stomach, the flame every
few minutes shooting into the throat. It
seemed TO me my throat with this.
For the past twelve or fifteen years there
was a distress across the kidneys. This
latter trouble can find no words to give
the faiRtest idea of what suffered. Only
those who have or are suffering from kid
ney disease know anything about 1t.
gave out on the i. s. d. e. road last fall,
and have not been able to do days work
since. No life. snap or vim until about
cines about three days as directed. then q
day now and then, when thought ofzit,
taking two or three doses at time, be-
cause would forget 1t. This kept up for
about two weeks, which gave me the first
and only real relief for years. have only
had slight touches of headache since
only little trouble IL the stomach. Can
sleep on either side. my kidneys giving me
bat little pain. am coming 10 see you and
get mare medicine, for ] am fully satisfied
they viii cure me Yours. respectfully,
d. s. LAMBERT.
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Carries Antfmony.
II. warner in Oknnoxan Outlook.
Gslena in this secfEoR Il selslofn
pure, traces Of ansiHony being ani-
yeYxaliy present The smooth walls Of
i ledge, often gro0vesi. are the result
Of moyenierst al the vein after fling
A seiyase, or eofIec. ills the space pro-
duced hy the grinding action Of the
ledge upon its walls. This selyage Is
usually tale. On Ruby I'LL plu1nbago
eoupes are seen. Il assure may re.
open after being once Tiled aud
another vein, quite different III char
ecter. be formed In Close contact with
the fret. or separated from Il BY Q
marrow seam OF clay. Instances OF
this kind hsye noticed In mines here.
This s.eouge. il il well for the pros
hector TO remember, IL an evidence of
the pernlsnencY OF the ledge. Veins
IN direct contact with the walls. that
Is. ssfrozenss 70 the country rock. sell
dom have great depth.
Formations Ia the Ruby district are
rynpite. fine grained and coarse, q
norphyritic variety having large field
spar CRYSTALS. white and blue lime
HkUifs QyS{tfiktH tttG Et@ttAt< - ets~
lime belt. the blue lime being inter-
mediate Crystalline limestone six
miles south Of Ruby, in contact with
m exceedingly coarse granite. Com
pact states, having q northeast and
southwest nfrikc, are seen at intervals
in both the Wanicut and Salmon dis
triets. TalcoSe shaies, frequently foli-
ated svenite, On Hunters mountain.
At paimer's lake magnetism schists
and 4 breccia OF albite In Serpentine.
green states at the northwest end OF
the lake. a eonglomerate. quartxite
slate. The system OF veins has q
northeriy and southerly trend inclin-
ing to northwest. Trap dykes occur
near Rsby and In Wsnicut district
southeast of Golden and five miles
north.
The mineral berthierite, suiphide of
iron aud anthony, Is met with. 1t
has metallic lustre and reddish tinge
and frequently sieceives the prospector.
II rarely contains more than a trace
OF silver.
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WAsngNGTos, April 9-The secre-
tary OF state has beea informed BY
Adamsen, Iaisei States consui-gcn.
eral al Panama, that The trouble feared
on account OF ssoPparc OF work ON the
canal has not occurred. Good order
prevails in that locality. The consul
says great railroads are soon to Ne
built in Chill. and American capital i
projecting extensive work of simila,
nature in Jamaica Tie saws the
Panama Canal Company il ordering
work done at sevsral points on the
line of the canal. This Is for the pur.
pose Of preventing questions arising
from total abandonment OF the project
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Pullman, Whitman county. has 700
population.
The population OF Kiftitas county Is
now estimated at 10000.
Native copper has been struck In the
Fourth OF July mine, Ruby City.
The Hon. James Cornwall laid an
egg on our table this morning which IS
the largest ever seen in this section.
WaIla Haiia StasesHsstf.
The residence on what Is known as
California ranch, three miles north of
Davenport. was burned during the big
wind OF April /. The house was an
old landmark.
Whenever o resident of Wallula dies
they simply tie a rock to his neck and
lay him on the top Of the ground. In
an hours time the remains are with
its forefafhers, 10 feet in the sand
Milton EAGLE.
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reRT IEEFFKSoN. La. April = :.
Lewis Conklin. oolored. was murdered
this morning by his wife The has-
band and wife were qaarreling. when
their sen Joseph. aged -. iTterferess.
The father. defending himself with q
knife. threw his spri down. wherenpoF,
his wife grabbed an AK ana Killed hifa.
~. aws.a<tz
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On Monday morning last, >. L. Col
aeII, who resides on J. s. McCaIi's
farm. near CoyelIo. discovered a full
grown cougar lying quietly hidden in
the corner of the fence near his resi-
dsnee. He went b the house for q
gun. and returning. shot the animal.
He had wandered dcwn from the
mountains. and likely had lost bis
bearlng.
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NV York. April e,--Henry Roths-
child 4 Co, special partners in the
firm of Downs & Finch. shirt manu-.
factarers. Who assigned last week
have begun action 10 set aside the as-
signSnent. on account of fraud. III Is
claimed Downs & Finch. on the eve OF
assignment, disposed of SGD 500 az the
firms property. The court appointed
a receiver, who has taken possession.
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NORTH YAKIMA. W. r.
DR.. J. Eugcne Jordan, Dsns Sir. Allow
me TO sid nay testimony to the many
thousands who have already testified 20
the virtue and success of your rnedicines
In April was taken with bilious fever
had severe rains in the back OF my head
and neck. exten Sfn,s sawn fsay ha K Had
= vers high fever. nv feet and Mgabs
were very Yellow. ay 1nger-nails we're as
yellow SIS the yolk Of an egg Ny face
commenced taking yatr Hlstagenetic
medicines according 10 directions in the
hoax. and after taking q hours the pains
were all gene, and Ia three dayx could
see de- ieed improvement IN my com.
PlextoD, ard IN three weeks was abba % be
ont s<sIH.
About two weeks sgo strained the m
Giles III my right lee, which terminated In
srtsttc rheumatism. I suffered Untold
agony. / could not tnrn Of be- turned
without ding 10 my suffering again
sought and feend relief ia yoar Ess.ugen-
etc medicines. After taking Is two DAYS
he rasa was entirely goue. and nov am
sf.lv 70 be aasoat my work rs usual
Too much praise eaaf0f De said in re
hall ~ vang sysfern az medicines. Your
beck OF Entffe Revolution Of Medicine
shonid he ia every family III she land. rs
II weHld save many . large doctors bill
and much UNNECESSARY pain and suffering
IS IL viii tel Jest the Kind of medicine
thsy need for iheir complaint: fer your
medicines are stlecess in AGATE ~ wei as
ehrontc cases. ttr | can t-uthfEllY say
yoET medicines work like q charm IN
aetsfe cassss. ard sisil knDek any disease. IL
taken 81 the beginasuys in . very short
time CHAS A. GAS0
Subscribed and Kwora 70 before Eae May
=, iSsS howard wHrrsaS.
ssxAIl Notary Public.
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The Afliant. K. s. Coiyin, says:
Two years ago I had compound frac-
ture OF the leg, and Il was set by DR.. Smith,
OF this city, but was not SET even and was
painful II subsequently formed into q
running sore, and pieces OF bone were con-
tinuaiiy coming out.
had DIR. Bagley for eight months, who
concluded that il was carries of the bone,
but his medicine did me no good. By that
time could barely drag myself on q crutch.
could not sleep for pain, could do no
work aud was In despair.
heard great deal about Or. Jerdan's
new system of medicine, aud asked Or.
Bagley what he thought of IL. He said he
did not know as 20 Or. Jordan's skill as a
doctor, but he did know that his medicines
produced unprecedented good results. En-
couraged by those remarks / went To DIR.
Jordan, aud the result Is that In one month
after taking the medicine / was able 10
discard my crutch and 30 to work, which
/ have continued ever since, my leg con-
startly improving When came 10 DIR.
Jordan my lac was feerfniIy swollen aud
black and gangrenous with running sore
us big as n hand. / am now practically
wei, there being but small abgasioT--no
bigger than u iiEger naii--left
K. 8. Gown.
Subscribed sad sworn 20 before me This
Sd day of May, iSSS.
JuSfus ROCHESTER,,
Notary Public in and for Wash. Ter.
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NssaIs6Tus. April Am order
viii probably Issue iroa the navy de-
paFtmens to-day or tomorrow. con-
yenlng court martial OF Lieut. Com.
Gee. II Brock. CHARGED with having
aeEt The vessel Plnia IN Alaska
returning 10 the United States with.
ont permission.
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Farmers are predicting that this
VIII be good yeilr for ali kinds of
crops in the Big Bend. A much
larger acreage OF grain has been sown
this year than ever before, and the
work has been better done than
formerly. Some large yields may be
expected from the Fig Bend.
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krsx Ssry, April & Oar malls are
yet long enough on the road about
ten DAYS tvum Spokane Fails. The 50.
called mail or Faate Ascent taxes = run
over the us&saS, and that's the last az
hits Aaa hts interest toward oas evs
ting oar nails. There i rxssnt lie.
tween here and Davenport that our
mali Is three DAYS ecsne six sakie<-.
thai i fFuns ShsFsAen ~ hessegss. The
stage drops the SAX IS the fasnsxs
paase. A few e-ss later il reashez
kcsieFss. A week LATER ue have the
satisfaction ~ opening cur papers
with every care 40 prevent thsm tail
lur 80 pieees. with twe ealnsnrls &c the
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Five yeau 40 took down With EheH-
DaxzSsn. Gravel aDd IuanmmakiM o6 the
stCmach. I wm tEo yea1 On my REX
10 sogM 1os tnrn over ! h.d ne go
procure. Emf received 10 henelk uasl
shipped 20 Han fraue4sco. sf1yed there
6Fe months under expert medical care
and received some slight bene6t there
AL that time xnfered excxuc1nkfnR1y "a
was alracst ne size 81 two legs and =
lard - . rock IN whole length. could
hardly eMx anything and Wa milling fngt-
gave myself MP to die, in fact, Thought
e va only matter Of days About thaf
time al the country round me rang with
his new Hisaosenesic syssem. 81 which be
wss the aufher. He took no Gases unless
they were given mp - iuc1reb3e BY other
reputable doctorx He charged nothing
for services and medicine and his object
seemed 70 be 70 show TO the world the
had myself powered to nim 1t tho
Brunswick Hotel, where his ONCE -
In one day after taking his medicine
the terrible pain in my stomach. that stayed
with me for 50 many years and that doctors
kast and West. Of every school ana OF no
bodily health came back to me. threw
away my crufGkes. and If IL were not for .
remaining Stiffness Of my knee would be
= youug man ag1in. This does not begin
70 tell the sunedngs endured: yo.ume
could not do justice; q pen could not con-
yey IL X Was sIecpless nights and days Of
torture. Rest was foreign 20 me. All this
transformation to health has now been q
year, and / have no recurrence of the
trouble am 6S years old. have lived 80
years near Seattle. and my many friends
never expected to see me about again. !
am still taking the medicine and have
hopes 20 get the use of my knee back.
am positive had / known of Or. J. E.
Jordan and his great Histogenetic system
before was practiced on for years by all
the big and little doctors, should not
have spent years of unutterab1e misery
and thousands of dollars In money. In
my opinion, having tried al kinds OF
doctors, there IL but one rational system of
medicine, and that is the Histogeuefic sys-
tenn, and having seen so many other so
called incurable cases. like Bright's disease
and blindness. ETC., of my neighbors get
well, conclude that the Histogenetic sys-
tenn Of medicine is the coming system of
the world. and all other schools viii have
to give way to il. as darkness 70 light.
r. McNATT.
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synNKy, April 81 Henry Srarlc. the
Australian oarsman. viii leave Svd-
ney on MAY sth seg England On his
arrival he viii issue challenges 90 ]
TeenaeT. the American oarsfnan, aud
William j. oaConnar, the Canadian, 20
rev on The Thames for 1850 each and
the championship 81 The world.
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An Kagaae ssrlne. : ssre., car.

JEssEx CRY. \. j. April a-A Ho.
eoksn street ear was struck this raorr-
lng By Pennsylvania railroad engine.
-Four men were severely injured. two
dangerously. A dozen others uere
cut hy fayinr glass. esc.
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ra.Aseaahl. .v..s I'm cAlc.re.

CRscsoss. April a..--The FIRST animal
bench shoe Of the Maseowsah Kennel
stab opened IN Battery ID arnaory this
morning with about fop entries. There
Vas large attendance OF fashionable
reople during the day.
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LYxpEx. W. T.

LySDES. W. T.
Ny wife was taken sick with what the
doctors pronounced typhoid fever. She
continued coughing and vomiting for four
weeks. she was getting lower every day,
and nj last we concluded she conld not live
long. She could rot keep thing on her
stomach, and was distracted with piercing
pains In head and stomach. We at last
called DR.. Jordan who. when he saw my
wife, said that she would begin TO Improve
Just as soon as she took the Histogcustic
medicine: and that Is inst what she did
She hogan to improve at once, and was sp
in three days she Is now a believer in the
Hissogenefie system
THOMAS THOMAS.
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lot Thomas Moltke $3.50
Oak Harrison CASH.
Lots a. IL and Is block Dennys East Park addition
A. Lombard street
Il, block Denny Hoys addition
block and and TO- block g. Denny Hoyts
g g, additon-haf
0xl2s block 2s Edes Knights addion-hal
block H. Jackson-reet addition 1900
s. block 5. Jacksonstre addition 1a0
block b. MERGERS addition Thomas Warren
block H. MERGERS addition; only blocks
with news house; cheap; cash. 400
cable line 400
II and L. block
sonstreet cable line 1oo
Lots 5 and block J. same addition LOO 100
lot block addition with 4room house and
corner Yarnos addition Union
!. 81 line l half cash sss,,,. choice. ..,e 20
H. Lot and part feet block Yess first addition ~
frutbearing
Yelera cable ine good buy for few days only
Is House Of lots and 4
block 5 MeNaaehs addition $500
T. s. and block Il Moss South Seattle addition
Seattle,
with five house spring water
Il, and other improvements to5xi2s 100
% Lots block Mcknight. addition 500
block 49, Ponuus Second addition Depot
block 45 Sarah Bel addition, with wostory
81 i. block 2 Laws Second addition
4, fcash) 7t0
Van Brockin addition
Battery terms
Mil double
- Lot block Madison street addition fronts Madison
Seneca residence lot 4om
M addition Io feet from street, p % block
horses sale
80 Also loss Mob Hal Bigelow Northern Lake Union,
Bakes Second Bayside and other additions
prices.
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CAUTioS.-Ike Hixsoxsnszie medicines
are sold in bat one sgency in each sawa
The lAhes around the bostle hears the fol-
lowing inscription .ftr J. Eayene tor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine Every otksr
device r. frsnd-
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WEST SEATTLE.

We hsadqsasie for West Seattle and choice
addition
several others Prices from si2s so and Good
This sye-v aav n
want 10 buy lot, sell lot call - - =
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Rooms q. sS. & ana a. new Ysxlss hloek
Prescriptions and cousuitnrioEsa trse. Al
letters answered send for fr<e book ex
plsnxscry Of the Hhfogenesie sysscn-
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SMoHoMisH CITY.

Y Hugo Smiths addition from depot on
each. f' A
Twentyfour Ries addition; choice lots
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ACRES. FARMS. ETC.

MEEexR front hyeacrs tracts
FoErY AcEn p a. Sc goodam land small
half cash. ~'
AcKKs miles from Seattle. $50
Lake SHORE Eastern Railroad splendid soil bay
sn0homsh othe
Silqaanaish iN
Threesp farms IN he ea.".
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Puget Sound Machinery Depot
YESLER WHARF. SEATTLE. w. r.
EXCLUSIVE AoEnTspcn

EXCLUSIVE AoEmTs -
Z. p. AiIis 4 Co, snsve
machinery and eEGlI1o
Dodge wood split paal
Glen Cove planero
Omatclsers; ENart's doeno
bic Ink bolt for eaxvol6oe n
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and j'et pumps; Magic
gincs nnd boilers; lGiohI
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-20

Quinn & Gray and the Gus Blass
clubs on the 4th of July, for the
benefit of the Orphans Home, netted
over $3.50 for the home, and will pro-
vide laundry and coal house for that
institution.
Mr.. Chas. S. Stiff is offering
watches at great bargains. Ladies'
silver watches, stem winder and setter
at $3.50, The same thing in gold at
$3.50. Silver thimbles at 25c. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
When you pass the cherry front
store on Main street remember that
the Ladies' Art Bazaar removed from
there to SIT Main street, and they in
vite their friends to call at their new
quarters and examine their lovely
supply of artists materials. Finlay-
son thread and many unique and
original articles for ornament and use.
The Educational Aid Society was
entertained handsomely last Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
L. W. Coy. Carriages were waiting
at the street car line to convey guests
to the residence. With a pleasant
literary program, and a delightful
spread of edibles on the lawn, sea-
son of two or three hours social in
tercourse passed rapidly and pleas
antly by.
The wet weather we have been hav-
ing is productive of malaria, chills,
fevers, etc., but none need fear these
while the well-known Bond Pharmacy
still offers at such reasonable rates
sovereign remedies for all the ills that
flesh is heir to, and if your preference
is for home manufacture, they can
please you. Try them.
AT a meeting of the school board in
Camden last week, Prof. r. H. Mil
Ter was elected principal; Mrs. A. G.
Wilson, first assistant, and Miss Mat
tie Williams, of Little Rork, second
assistant, teachers. We congratulate
the Camden School Board on the ac-
cession of Miss Matte Williams to
its corps of teachers-as no more
accomplished young lady, or better
qualified instructor of youth, lives in
the State Magnolia Banner.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALyE in the world for Cuts,
Brulces, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Eheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chiblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cuIes Piles, orno pay required. 1t is guaran.
teed to give perfect satisfactn, or money re.
funded. Price % cents box. For Sale by G
j. lincoln, wholesale and retail druggist.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-20

G. W. Wright salesman for east Arkansas.
Tom O. Kyle, salesman for Louisiana.
@. T. Thompson, salesman for southeast Ar
kansas.
The clerical force is ably repre-
sented in
T. W. Baird, proprietor.
p. b. Nettleton, travelling manager and SUI
perlntendent of agencies.
j. G. Morrison, bookkeeper.
Geo h. Cunningham, assistant bookkeeper.
Miss Matte E. Phillips stenographer,
Harry p. Baird, shipping clerk.
Jno. NJ Rose, attorney.
The business was established in
1880, by Messrs. Baird & Bright, and
continued until 1887, when Mr..
Bright retired from the firm and Mr..
Baird became the very able proprietor.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-20

A fellow that has actually tried says
that although there are three scruples
in dram, the more Grams you take
the fewer scruples you will have
Elk.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-07-20
BROWNS IRON BIT7ERS

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala.
ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi-
clans recommend it, All dealers sell it. Genuine
hastrade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.