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MILLER MAY GBT THERE.
Report that His Law Partner Says He VIII

Report that His Law Partner says He viii
be the Justice.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 20.-The many Re.
publicauS in Washington who have
alwaS insisted that Attorney General
Miller would be nominated by President
Harrison for the present vacant place on
the Supreme bench, were not much sur.
prlsed yesterday to hear that John B.
Elan, the sole remaining partner Of the
law firm Of Harrison, Miller 4 Elan, Of
Indianapolis, had made positive state.
mCnt 10 that effect.
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Aln,inhn. lillIar Nn,, YntIl.

CRY o. MnStco, Sept Prominent
business men and officials here lay they
would prefer 70 90 the Wolld'a Exposi.
lion Of 1909 held In New York rather
than Ia any western city,
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teft opsn On puFpose.

GtObe Dmoedl. ~.
one thing that Foraker can not do, and
lhAt n 70 close my MOUTH He does
iioi seem 10 understand that 10 keeping
suoh things open, Foraker doea the
Republican party the best Of service.
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ALTOONA, PA, Sept, 20. Last evening
during drunken quarrel at dlenwhlte,
Peter Dunk, a Hungarian, was probably
fatally stabbed 10 tho left Sldeby George
BatnalatC, q fellow pounttyman. The
absallant made hle escape.
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A pop1rINr AYEhsIoN.

Tho Czar's aversion to meeting the
Chancellor or to giving his visit any
character other than that Of a formal
courtesy, has been intensified by the pro.
jected journey OF Emperor William 10
Constantinople. Tho programme Of the
Emperor's tour is now announced 10 in.
clude a visit to Bucharest, which will
further Annoy the Gar.
The Moscow papers ask II Bismarck
dreams Of detaching the Greeks from the
traditions OF Russian Alliance. The
Greeks attach superstitious import To
the marriage Of the Duke OF Sparta aud
Princess Sophia. An old prophecy Is re-
called by the papers Of Athens and re-
produced here TO the effect that the
Mosque Of st, Sophia in Constantinople
will be restored to the Christians under
tho rule Of a Greek Emperor named
Constantine, with a wife called Sophia.
The coincidence Of the Duke Of Spar
ta's name, Constatine, and that Of the
Princess Sophia, is exciting the imagi-
nation Of all the Greeks as an augury Of
coming events, q feeling which Bismarck
will take advantage Of. The Empress
will accompany the Emperor TO Constan-
tinople and will stay on the Imperial
yacht while the Sultan entertains his
Majesty,
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nrnl slnrri.l IIlsnlh.

ST. Paw, MIN, Sept 2p,--G General
samuOl D, stufsiS Of the United sIatOs
Army, died at bis liomO ID thlIClLy yea.
ietday. lie graduated from West Point
in 1870 along with George d. Mcclellan,
blohOwall jackson, SlonemAn Picket
and many other famous soldiers.
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DO yor 10 induced 10 take Bome other
preparation when you call for Hoods
bafiapAflllA. DO sure 70 get HOod'Si
which ispecullAt, u
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1AFuAiTiEs oi the blood often cause
great annoyance d this season Hoods
satsapatillh pufiieB Vie blood, and cures
al such Affections,
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oERMAN roLlTlcs.

The Reichstag is expected to meet on
November A. A regrOuping of the par
ties Is inevitable. The ultra.C Conserva-
tives announced their determination to
break from the Cartel party, as it is be-
coming too liberal. Herr Miguel, speak.
ing in Frankfort, declared thatit was ne
Cessary to reconstruct the groups.
The existing parties, he said, we're pro-
ducts Of the past and out OF date. The
present party programmes are utterly
unadapted TO deal with the questions Of
theimmediate future. The Progression.
lists understand Miguel as foreseeing the
break up OF the National Liberals, but
the Nationals are sanguine that the party
will bo strengthened by the absorption
Of section Of the Center party aud q
close union with the Liberal Conserva.
tives.
Bismarck is iavoring the aims Of Her
rem, Bennigsen and Miguel, aud other
leaders OF the Nationals. He will offer
Herr Miguel the post Of Finance Minis.
tor, replacing Herr seholz, whose eye
malady grows verse. These prospective
changes do not threaten serlouSly Bis
marck's hold over the Cartel party,
though they are likely 10 weaken the
Governments majority In the new
House.
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III, cOrclC"ncm win do IiAri with Hin.
lELESA, MONTANA, Sept, 9D,--Albetl
sla'on and Harry Walton, aged 10 and
u years respectively, living at ElkhOtn,
: SiE 10y miles from Helena, found some
aa' powder yesterday, Chrelessly left
" miners, The boys commenced 10 OK,
cv,t rv,.usht With II when an explosion oO'
SSiLeu, Killing both. A Cof0nef'g jury
I'll Investigating tile hlallef, and a. the
S"s' ue At the camp arc greatly etfaget
V, NV. he allalt, thD boys and lhelf pa
ioau ia@ Oelng great iAVorilee, II the man 4
SltIu ltu Whose CatelOsShess was the CauaC
"@VNSSldshl he will suffer severely
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THR EXPECTED VISIT,

According to the National Zeilung, the
Cars visit Is officially fixed Tor October
0. The absence of NJ, De Giers, the
Russian Prime Minister, who Is now
staying in q remote part Of the province
OF Tambor, does not appear to affect
Prince Bismarck g determination 10 have
an audience with the Gar,
The week has been signallzed by an
outbreak OF the war clamor by the semi
official press. The Cologne Gazette pub.
fishes an alarmist article on the extern
sion OF the Russian strategic railways on
the frontier, which the North German
Gazette prominently quotes, There is a
simultaneous reappearance OF war notes
In the Ohancellor's organs,
Tho Vienna papers foment the scare
by statements that tho Russians along
the frontiers OF GaliCla and Bukovina
are In active motion. Six regiments OF
cavalry and four Of infantry have, they
say, arrived from the interior.
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Tue MOTHER IMPLICATED.
Mrs sliafcr C0hfCASCA 60 an Attempt 10
Shield lIer soh,

'''" ''"'cF V0hioANeA TO an Attempt TO
shield lIer Son,
WooSTER o., Sept 2O.-Eyidence i'm.
PlItaIinS Mrs. shalTsr in the robberieS
Of herson lSNcCumulatlng. Friday night
a'aIchCl was found, in a Geld south Of
'ho city, containing fifteen pounds Of
silver In bars, Mrs. shafTer confessed
'htt9wihg thu satChGl where II was found.
ioung Shailer attempted 10 pick tho
,oCE o. hiS cell with a knlie aud fork
furnished him at supper.
Tue special grand Jury now hearing
mese cases Will finish its session Mon.
SSy, when indictments against the prls.
ohefs will returned.
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Whiting a Poem.

LONDON, Sept. 29,-william o'Brien,
N. r., 10 engaged In whangan Irish po'
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srspIcIous DETERMINATIONS.

Observation towers are being erected
close to the Galicoam frontier, the whole
aspect Of the country giving the impress
sion that the army is making strategic
march. These reports have been direct
ly suppressed by the Vienna and Berlin
Ministers.
Bismarck's motive in recrcating agita.
tion over the Russian armSmentS on the
eve Of the Czar's reception Is varlously
interpreted, Recalling the incidents
prior to tht last interview the Czar ac,
corded to him here, 1t Is obvious that the
Chancellor aims to place the Car ngain
under tho necessity Of granang q polili.
cal conference.
The reports also serve other purposes,
as they tend to balk Russia'a efforts to
negotiate u loan for the payment Of the
cost Of the repeating rifles ordered In
France, and prepare tue Reichstag to &C.
cept the new military bill, which Is now
known to involve an extra credit OF 240,-
100000 marks. But II the difference
shown by the Boerse over the attempted
scare forecasts the feeling OF tho Reich
stag, Prince Bismarck will find the mem-
bers less susceptible thani ormally 10 the
old trick,
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

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o-r~-t l-f9tias LIta .A D.-.~ ~- iess
-eiAll - = 81 Lar is rspeel@tl5 iss .-V- l-f
toscAy. All fFf tte n-At 3 rec laAfs aAd
s9s1es ues four ths narAt ttnaa p SNs ~ ia
tae Stalls ~ the Ce4tra. nAfAst ilA-iaz
BIS purchases. laese may -AeiN-9 L'+
Only meats ani vegetables an@ if-i.s bAt
sfe1 tAe h1"rFs t'r the eAetAtt'c "A--
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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Two japanese students are now Al Roa-
noke College. They are the first reprcsen-
iatives OF their nation 70 enter Nlrginia
institution These boys, Hidei Fukuoka
and Toyoshiro Terashima. are sons OF dis
tiuguishcd officers OF their Government
Viscount Takschika Fukuoka, mem Der II
the Imperial Privy Council and eN-Mlnis-
ter of State for Education. and Count
Munenor Tersshims. Vice President of
the Privy Council aud formerly Minister
10 th- United States Roanoke has had
Choctaw students Tor eighteen years. there
being now five Young men at the College
from the Indian Territory. Among the
graduates arc "a full hlooded Choctzw and
a Mexican The former took the degree OF
Bachelor OF Divinity at Yale University in
1856. and is now Trustee OF schools for the
Cnoctaws; vhe latter j. studying law ~
the University Of Mexico.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Aloo zlEaAN NAfs horss sfkN ARR
~ - ends. hat woman AZ Afrasrf sns
is saass = tnAu Nbo has cooked for
ta- Preside s. 81 a-n be Was F'4il tsenefai
ifarfi.n O. anr ncI ~te etlac 10
N Ns-4fn sr.as tar request of The presi-
de.t aud mlls
N teu n lNete SUI was herr Re en-
gIcye1 frl..l cttf. lna tlouzl kr may
lol have niade slcA . splurse as cia lis
predecessor under Mt Arthur. al eyl-
aele- GOES - show thag lie nss cHafueutly
successful IL tntsr sting % Dose fhAg
tais chef Nss pad ro mere tnHu sllS =
month T. X BClIuN
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Al Provisions fer tns Waite Ez0rss
Eo141t - . GosaralnsuE Criser.
. 80 Aasaas - an ia. see R.~gl- 81 D.
Ese.r o~s laraee asstaz Dsssi-es@
kss-s..r-- 3 asliaa H4r.es srsgs
a4l4 80. selesri..s 1@asa-



50 Is d. sala .fat Pres fsat EarI-ea
zH1 ola.ss taar - aas a-s h.lt ta-ef
stsak sl-cc 81 s4see-.l IS 80 eera .ar.la -
sic - ..ta aoasa AS i-al re lass fsr
Lls llAll. 1lerearaaalet fsse ot 4ls ilf
zza9ai.s ao.4s a la a.a.F tss..sr-.ea-ls4
people. st.ss decorate t~se-aelss sra
aaDa.zzntlg l.ore pronounce. g1s4 t.-a r
assf-cial..l of l4lllf. naFs ltteh l9
saelf sciass - clee "a syla aatIY ,or sAs
Ffesldea1s .aslroae1io organs 49, ia
PRAISE 81 BIS NO. e-t tasi~s- if tas fresi-
1sA1 set4A..y sa--. a. - - rep. led %.
fhaf be hsd nos nat tencer STEAK siacs hs
isfs La -sll.sl-s 70. La TsalaFzs gl-st hass
been lls..ia lariaz Lent a-1 sss -ueouyt-
81 nlesl. - an eKls.'lrlFs slst-lisln-
hen tAs rr-allrut s.sid 1- lad nos
satsn s~nder steak since March 1s tsu1t-
ie2s ns.i "a hl4 aaad tAs famous essay or
tae fro.s ~ Irrland Doutt-.s as ea-
joyed a ci sDlfisc laEgh ia as Pc.nes A.
bsrs s4-sss as as own aalaor sn1 az tae
expense ~ ssaal-Ivs " sslllk-o o-le1srs
Nao E4lz-s neL ses las ioks.
IA az prehablIrf however. 30 never
sa-d aaI It1ilx N ths ki41. tur { 10 zes
stssS 30 eolil haze hat l- 90 GAS noa-
fasllnz day. - plsntsols Qlaltlsy. cur
ta.ek la1 i4leY aud ~ = ts4asr quality f.r
n.s el.y are ll-r- maEzstsf1 "a sshir < tea.
tls taere IS skilled market man Also.
wlo. if be f.--s CD sais tae desires - the
pre.e-l illlll aenta ~ fls ~ -ite House.
~ % score as lrss -Ai.ars ia nAny s1mla-
IsfF4tiols.
rals narsstnan is on governmental
pay T. is uot S4eal. bat DC saL3er-. Alsl
tas duties Gre DOC Ccerols though. %
-
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Tuz PRESIDENT RECEIVES JUDGE GRAY.
though this report also may be attributed
- ignorance og duilness. 10 j. uot quite as
absard a. the r-st. Tor Mrs Harrison
wouli not fnd good company lacking IL
aho should venture into The Central Mar
Aer baiiiinS y here al provision huyin. u
any consequence is daac. There II ia fact
something of a fad ram pant IA high circles
sor going 20 market To Just wat this
may be- attributed IA uncertain. ~ Ii al
ways IA "a tle case OF fadS- Perhaps the
laaies enjoy Ghosts ght and aroma OF fresh
meats aud v-g-tan n.rs. Big cle-sr-. tubs cf
butter and Southern fruits Perhaps also
they Ike 70 70 to the Central building be-
cause there they can purchase ths most
elsSznt Productions Il TIE norists busi-
ness. ~ s~reral stalls are located there
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

sssss ol3 as cu~ktaz "A : z.atlsr Qt
isss tls e1sk - Iks y kite Hease - ~
sisatisc frs4e4E4a Wa &F-<tlcrstie
grAsles Al4 s@~oes er5pq - lEo4a - -
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

cIn DID INK hAl.A = AAA0 Et I4o4
commrndal "a desire 20 learn all about
housekeeping, aud bye aud bye she re-
turned 10 DO the marketing herself, just 10
relieve her poor oyerworkel mamma
How patiently she learned 10 tell tender
loin steak from mutton chop. aad TO Sc
leet pcas from turnips with uusrring &c
rUracyi The lessons We're sometimes so
long that mamma wondered. and a. last.
whe- here was uo sense IN employ .ng
rub. .iuges tha, were transparent. tho
s,aiwart young butcher begAn 20 call at
the house. Then they were married, and
the marketing for the new househc ID Is
generally done by tho butcher himself.
But 10 return 70 the White House mark
eting With all her other duties Mrs.
Harrison viii fad a daily trip % the Cen
tral building impracticahle. and undesira-
bic 81 view OF toe governmental official
provided for the work.
This mans duties begin about seven
o'clock every morning, at which hour he
drives 20 the front door Of the White
House "a wagon and gets all the cans
Anl baskets, etc. that are 10 DO used in
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Reform is ever dear 70 the heart OF the
party ont Of Office.
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it u hart 20 crush = great man.
Despite the prophecy that Mr.. cleve.
land would sink into ohscnrify as soon
as he left the White House, sse has
jus; heen appointed commissioner
OF the High bridge park in New York,
AZ q salary oil 81 yer day. Perhaps We
shall next bear that the ex- president
has been promoted 10 the position Of
alderman. thus indicating that the
American people are resolved that 20
illustrious a citizen shall not he Fele.
gated 20 sl,e outer darkness OF private
Efs
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Sogra YAKIMA. ". T.
d.. J. Eugene Jordan. Dear SIR Allow
me 20 add nv testimony 70 the many
thousands who have already testified to
In April was taken with bilious fever. |
had severe pains in the back of my head
and neck. extending down mr. ha < Had
. verx high feyer. Nv feet and nmbS
WEIR very yellow. Ny fnger.nailx were a.
yellow a. the yais OF an exx. Ny faes
sookst. as II if had been STEPPED IN saffron
commenced taking your Histozenetic
medicines according TO directions In the
book. and after taking "A hours the pains
were ell gone aud In three days / eoalel
see deride1 improvement IN my con-
piexlan. and In three weeks wss able ~ be
out again.
Asoat two weeks ago strained the naus.
eles Of my right leg, which terminated ia
seiarie rheumatism ] Suffered untold
agany. could rot turn or be turned
without aiding 10 my suffering Again
sought and fanxd relief in y0ur Htssoxea-
etc medicines. After taking IL two days
the pain was entirely gone. ard now sza
able - be about ms work ~ usual
Too much praise cannot ee aid in se.
half Of yosr system af medicines. YoGr
book OF Entire Revolution Of Medicine
should be in every family ia she Land. a.
II would saFe raany large docf1r's htli
sHa much unnecessary pain xsS SnTfksxag,
ss st viii tel inst the kind OF medicine
they reed far their complaint: for yozr
medicines are sncreS Ia AGATE a. weA Is
cArpnfc rases, Tor I can trufhfnisy sAy
yeur medicines work like . charm 10
acute CASES. and viii knock any disease. 4:
taken II The tErinntng, in very Short
ssns CHAS A. GANO.
SUBSCRIBED and sworn 10 hefor4 me Msy
d, Iss< EDwAxo WErrsBS.
SAL Notary Public
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D~009 9U40e0 ~ tUG - 4oztoxs8
OM6ee Yesterday.
Eeai estate frnusae1spnx fsuzs yknr~rv i.
10. - dns<. nre = 20 80 = There we're
ffez Toe record yes<eT1as u see<s. The epz.
szd<rs<Ions axxrexn<5nx s<fs. ~ arer.
80 81 5.ses Foi3ow5nx u s<e tzsr d fssrn.
iabed ~ cso<xue. Trsns<r 4 CO. sh~frse-
tors 81 tile.
-. Emsuerzon % A. g lxzn. lsex IA I.
~ Incl. bfk gseneens Waller nsie. f1ts.
=. 4. Jonns1u 10 C. + Ernx. fot III. LII
g.. DENNIS Park 80. 81. zee
= A sseud 80 A b Hsrkx. Eots7 and 4.
hik g: xxrseF's secoe3 sid, yz1n
= = Tsi5nor e. g 9. ". wrisht. 10
Wessfnxfou Central InpruTsm4rs Com.
yeny % ruton News coznrnny. sps /. 81
~. szA 10 Kent. ne.
wathfExsnu C<utFxi Improvement Cam-
psnz - = 2. D.ytaa. iotss aad :. biz II.
q q wrlsis % b. j. DssxA~ssy. 4 b.
4, blk 81, Terr7fs ffrst. fz.sW.
ds Il. Lccxart 60 ~ * Carl. Iot 5. bsk
& Eastern ed. g. 40
" Io1es 10 i. r. cesok. ex x xw u zee 6.
aad = N Of ~ e at So =. ~ zr 4. Nyoa0
= siewsfs 20 :. Pipers int II. blk ..
y, Berr % 4. Z. Ham, pars Of sec IS. to
- -. fE.ofl
y nssr . Jssss 7: porr. lot : and - u
ne -, - -. 4. E.1f
81 .. NeEirss 70 4. " Enxi<, Iots II aud
y. BIZ 5z MeASesr's sdd- u "a
ana 4. hlk -. McAieer,s aid. 81 so
=. -. jones' 70 n Eenspa. lot :. bsk IS.
Giimans odd. SO
r f.esx3on 70 T. =. Rana1e. x Ne X,
and y 81 sec q. ~ ., Sc. ts.o08.
kstete Of = IAngdon 20 Y. iAn9s3oxs. " X
Ct e 4 and Il Of sE y OF sec 2. ~ zs.r 5.
+. b. Bo&rrsn 10 u. L sser, lots ana /.
bin II. Tunuxsr add, 1850
n. white 70 J. Messenger. Blk 6. lots to
l3 sud - 10 ~, inclusive. bsk S, loss
20 = and . 20 -. Blk 4. lots .. = aud = blk
70. lots y 20 ~ tueiusise. bin Z. lots !. {
sns ~ ! sanders afst sdd % West
A. Cess 70 John ~ Williams. mad x loss
ILL., 4 kik /. washington add. sc
y. Chiiberg 80 L. E. Van Eprep, lot 4. iii
II. Cnisberx's add % west Seattle. SIS.
y. chilbsrx 70 r T. Musen. lot !. blk II,
IChiIb<sx's sd 90 wess seattle. sizz
r. Blewefz 10 n. watson, Iot ,, blk s.
Deuus q Hoyt's add. 81
J. W. Edwards 70 g. r. I.iewellyn. bik
IS. Haynefsss Lake Wa<hIueton add. s.
n. ~. Hoekenscn 20 o. E&uke, LOT 6. BIZ
,. nurke's frsf add, 81
west seattle Land and improvement Ca.
second Plat Of wess seattle b ". & L & I.
s.Cbsssy 10 4. G. rhesssy. tos & hlt
liz. A, A DenDy's third affd. 33un
T. G. fheasty 20 II. 3. Cheasfy. lat S. BIZ
II. A. a. peuny's third add. love and
Affection.
y. Foster 70 II. ~. Warren. lots II. n, rs,
II and -. blk II, Jackson street sdA. &. 20.
NJ. jones ct NJ 70 g. y rotferiif et III
s..re in lot 8. see 20. % p q. r e. ssona.
H. x Holmes 60 A. r Hoffman,, lot rs /.
hlk Z, H. =. Holmes add. t7lo,
J H. keussfcrH 20 l. J. Hescock. ioks 1
and :. blk 9. .. II. Renxrsorff's add. sou
WexeiberEer to Y b. CAde. lots and
:. &C e. fp q. 2 s Q, 81 .u0G
=. A. Holmes 90 NJ MeAndrewA lots 1. Q,
q. 10 ~. ~ Is. -. q. a 70. 80.
81 ssd ., biz 8. HYDE Park asid. $500.
&. -. sbsAfe 70 III. " Craven. lots and
10. blk 3. Olive add. x-oo
r. HerEeEs 70 J. r. Mccain. lots 1. 2. 3
sud !, BIZ l. and lots 3 and 4. blk 2. r..
HeFx=rt's add. 81.
3. r, Russell % N Hatch. und X in
LOT 5, sec -, - =. r3e. 500.
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One OF the problems in New York al
present is whether Jay Gould owns
the streets or whether they belong to
the city as = corporation. The ele-
waited railways and the Western Union
Telegraph Company. under Mr.,
Gouid's direction, are claiming a Ger
tain amount OF ownership Of the
>treets. which the mayor OF the city Is
disposed To resent. Mr.. Gould il aot
helping himself ia the public es;insa-
tion by such conduct A little public
discipline would be wholesome for
himself and bis corporations.
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sakf I0a>ssSn. APRIL Following IL
- - Of vessels which ssiiss. foE soretxa
ps'ss saee asss rerarts
~ - - Isr Ia kfer, s>ss tens, George Y.
ess-s ssssteF, tot QaeeDss1wn gssr orders.
49, ~. ~ ~ bushels wheat, Sse.a<1
49, g. s--Nsz IL Heraes. SIS tens. y. Tel
ss~.A MssfrF. fos hort piFss. Aust ala
49, ssssle fSes rogxh ianst'&r, stsse
Ns1ssa Ian ekfn Ameiss. 50 tens.
sss~ssh NsuAsl master. f0v Honolulu
a - N.s,slA feet soaSA lumhss. 81. ~:
sess ass~sed ssmbeF, 81 .sss. =. eoe lzsfa.
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A Tinely Table.

4 Canadian crank wanss n anne,
the New England states. and has in
irodnred a proposal % that effect n
the Dominion parliament The ian
nexafiou" will resemble the csptare o
prisoner tolsi OF IN war literature
somewhat a. follows
Soldier I've caught a prisoner.
Officer Bring him along. then.
Sossiiry lie wonf come
ngsieer--Then eosas yourself
Soldier He won I let ME.
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4 Fatal mistake

fnt.sArkitutH 4festAs
Bssisrs- What's wrong to-day. Bluff
ersy ioa look blue.
Buffers I'll never forgive myself.
| kicked caller out CT nsy house last
night.
"Hnhi I've kicked ogst many q
one. Young fellow. SUPPOSE
Nc; past middle age.
We'll. these cid codgefs have no
business "a be coming around spark
ing young girls bieked out one of
that sort last week ("
Yes. bai I've found out this man
wasn't counting ms daughter. He
WAS after NV ruosher-in-iaN- y
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SEATTLE, W.T..
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. - Dear sir: came
70 your place In horrible condition about
two weeks ago. Whist l Ezfered from
those pains through the head, and had for
the past six O. eight years, and especially
after catching q fresh cold: then II would
commence In good earnest. and for few
days no tongue can tell the fearful suffer
ings through which ! would pass, until
Whist seemed 70 me 10 be gathering over
the eyes would break. and then, with the
exception OF duh. sleepy headache, I
would have relief antil I would catch
crld again. For weeks since the frst of
last August lived on graham mnsh and
half milk and half hot wat@p in the morn
ing: for dinner and supper cold graham
bread or crackers. not daring TO eat - osn :
srs could, knowing the penalty would be
three or sour hours Of the most terrible tor
ture-there seeming TO spring up. as II
were, are In the stomach. the fame every
few minutes shooting into the throat II
seemed 70 me my throat with this
For the past twelve or fifteen years there
WAS distress across the kidneys This
latter trouble can and no words to give
the fAIntest idea of what suffered. Only
these who have or are suffering from kid
nsy disease know anything shout IT, /
gave cut on the l. s. 4. Il. road last fail,
and have not been able 70 do days work
ode month sso, alter taking your medi ned.
zines about three days as directed. then q
day now aud then, when thought of IL.
taxing two or three doses az time. be-
cause wosld forget t. This kept mp for
about two weeks, which gave me the first
aud only real relief fer years. j have only
had slight touches of headache since
only little trouble in she stomach Can
sleep on either side. my kidneys giving me
bat little pain. am coming 10 see you and
get mere medicine, for am fully satisfed
they win cure me. Yours. respectfully.
D.S. LAMBERT.