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MIR. Fletcher Edwards, Of Sen'sih-
moo. has lately Purchased Malta -
sansi imSt north 81 orcas island, and
has been down looktng AZ IS AMI otia-
.rs IL the beautiful islands IA that
neisbhafhoo,3. lie sass they are ail
very rich land, well WateTesi. and ssi'
make desirable houle- ter settlers, De-
sides containing large lsntles ST Vsias'
hls timber. The scenery ~ teAn11ia'
and steamers pass then ifesl asntl :
making tAeas aece<siais SAGA t~iaiisi,
uaslsh 81 Aieh - vacant. tAs oue @.
the best harssoFs - be found 80 where
afd rauch tine farn,iug liant aud asa
her, Those islands are vel worth 4
trip, II Tor nothing else. u tfeN iae
beautiful scenery 1heFe AMI sc nssaH
70 "a instulge otTssi Fcs Ay au0 by.
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those Who are Too inllrm, Or Who lsrk
the requisite intelligence 10 vote. Tb,v
must show that they are MOI thus
fairly anss adequately reureseusea IN
order TO establish claim FOR the s.,E-
frage
30 tar a the state Itself il eoncerne.s
II l. enough II the electoral s,o5v BE-
sufficiently large 70 secure efssrseus
supervision in the choice Of fho~e
other Representative sgsneie-. aisiea
together constitute hat 4 vrueras1x
sisssonsinafed the gevernBsesss. This
= only repeating IN other g.rsIs II It
NJ estct.rai b-rzy sssopla he in tart.
a. II - in flsessrs fhsraus fsss reps espf,~
ssssve. The l. ali thai i necez.sry
Tor progress and a.. that il ss..tsI.5te
for safety in the Development 81 the
state. provided that the electoral
function - 20 discharged that il full
Ills IL purpose. It's nos onsy posi-
Die, hui mparaliYeiy easy, FOR rssssss-
lar suffrage ~ lie ~ fsrsertsd fn&f II
fnIsreprss<nfs even ihose vho exer.
esss IL. The state increases sfs oxn
sources OF danger Mhen il esstrusts the
ballot 10 the depcndsn, POOR, VI neither
black or white, uniess IL secures il
against force and fraud 20 that every
voter may freely choose according 10
bis Own Judgment and honest irsfet,-
ton" II not pfotecsed in ia secrecy
the ballot Il Useless To the sieppfs.,-ss
poor, or rather. il should be s.E.l /.
Deeomes ar instrument II his mis-
representation ia the government. Ia
all densely populated disfricts. AZ
least, regf try lass are necessary.
No public interest il sub-ervesf bv a
InaitItudinons or floating constituency.
The more fixes! and permanent the
electors habits. the better his duties
sill be performed. After having
designated electors to represent the
sovereign, the state should see tha.
they are not denied an opportunity TO
discharge their trust. In several state
constitutions voters are protected
against governmental interference
siih this opportunity: mo eIeetor
shall he Obliged 10 perform militia duty
on The day of election. except In time
Of war or public danger" ''or to at
tend court as q snitor or witness or
Juror, or TO work upon the public
roads, To these should be added
another provision, that mo electnr
shall be compelled under contraee
With his employer 10 perform ans
labor during the time OF holding an
election at which he is entitled TO
vote. As the state prohibits the sale
and purchase of votes, so should il
prohibit the purchase and sale of the
opportunity TO vote.
). b. PETrEasiLL. Tacoma.
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SEATTLE. W. T., July b 1SsE-
DIR. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. W. r.
Dsar sir Fur six years WAS q sufferer
from bladder and kinney trouble. The
pain endured used Ia make the cold per-
spiration start from every pore. doctoresi
With DIR. Bagley eff and ON for
fwo years. and all 10 no purpose. They did
me no coed. | was unable 70 do any work.
and IL was pretty tough on me con-
cluded To have 10 suffer all my life, and
the prospects did Rot make rue any hap
pier. When saw the crowds OF people
visiting pr. jordan al the Brunswick. Of
which hotel / am day clerk, and being &C.
qnainted with a great many people, / soon
found out that the doctor was performing
wonderful cures. | thereupon commenced
treatment under DR.. Jordan, and have i'm
proved frotn the first day, until am well.
Ny little girl. who WAS almost disabled
by an afiectation of the back for two years.
was also cured in about one week
Finding that disease fed before DIR. Jor-
dams wonderful skill, inquired of him il
he could cure govt. as Mr. Buell.. who has
been living with me for six years, was
about disabled with that dread disease.
having that equity deposit around his ankle.
which Was stiff, had tried everything, and
the doctors said there was NO cure for IL.
/ took him to Ir. Jordan in my carriage,
and he gave him medicine. The hard de-
irtsit soon commenced Ia disappear, aud
how he seems To be himself again. The
doctor has cet tainly been a godsend 20 my
SELF aud family. and anything l could say
would not commence 10 express the graft
tnde we feel. J. q. SoLoP.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me July
~, A. d. lss6- JUNiTS ROCHESTER,,
Notary Public ia aud for W. I.
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NORTH YAKIMA, W. r. MAY 18th. 1850.
Dr. ]. Eugene Jordan, seattle W T
Dear sfr:-My daughter took heavy cold
some Weeks ago and had y sesrfui cough
and a great deal 81 paia. Her nenses stop
ped entirely, WAS raising quantities ot pa,
and blood Her disease Was rapidly devel-
oying into consumption. Having tried
your medicines before successfully looked
In your book aud found what she needed
went Ia North Yakima and procured them
from your agent Her Improvement was
very rapid and she j. now we'll ] cannot
thank you enongh fer what you have done
for me and mine. Your mesttcines IA my
opinion are the only ones I'm the world and
| would not use apy other. They Rave
saved my daughter life twice aud words
viii not express nav gratitude Hoping al
the world viii hear OF yeuT medicines and
use them am your sincere friend,
MAAY C. TAYLOR
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The Seattle preachers have ''come
out strong" against sunday papers.
One minister says all good Christians
will refrain from reading Sunday
pafers. We thought the air of pro-
gresslve Seattle Won q never have
permitted such an iliiberal sentiment
10 spring forth from her midst. II
may be sin to receive enlightenment
on SUNDAY, hut il viii take more than
the mere statement of the ministry 10
convince mankind at large of The
fact
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A Fortunate Druggist.

Mr.. Edwin W. Joy prosperous druggist
GA the corner Of Stockton and Market
streets. Ia san Francisco, probably never
dreamed of ryaIing Ia wealth the messl-
cine kings of the country. But various
stsmors having been floating around 10 the
effect that he has struck il big. an Efamiaer
reporter was detailed 10 uuearth the cause.
Ii seems that about seven years ago an
English physician, great stndeutos Bot
any, located In this city. Ills practice
was not extensive. aad yet the few eases
thar came 10 him attracted no little atfea-
ton. HIS g-eat success seemed Ia be Ia the
treatment OF liver and kidney disorders
and Initiated blood. He seemed almost
intalllble, aud his velLkept secret was a.
mucb mystery as himself. After his Ge-
partuge Mr.. joy determined to fath0fn tie
secret. spd copying ali the prescriptions
he had filed fer the Giraffe Doctor, he
t4san systematic analysis. He d!Scoy-
cred running all through the pres,ripf-
ians for Ever aud kidney troubles, Initiated
h'0oi and stomach disorders couple ~
vegetable extracts Indigenous 90 California
~ simple aad So we'll known under home
i every day names "a every school boy a.
is entirely dlSsipa'e the suspicion thai
ghvF were tie active principles involved
20 certain, however, was NJ. Joy tbaS he
Lad discovered the secrei that be mbosi.
lei she Rew elements In a preparation 81
sarSaparilla - disguise the taste, aud psst
name Of boys Vegetable SarsaTaf.lia- in-
Haesiiately the same stories came back oE
iss astonishing e.sects. ssid the nsyS'efy was
solved. aud fhe talk 1t has created has
alpea,iy caused !; IA step inio prominence.
aud og.lers pour ia daily irom ali over tbs
se.as;. Ausi thes anothsr California ialas.
r., leaps Into exlsseuee.s r Essmt.>s
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Np ueuAnoN.s sTArrNEST.

nosEELIy. King TO, " I.
I have been badly troubled with my
thrcsa1 fnr many wears. II would give me
no rest ~ utg-si far the tickling and hack
ing. since last psserFaieT u VAS = er--- than
evsr. ard having tried ~ many things
" harb .ii3 ire no good. sest pretty help
iss-< Told a frleud e4 snsHes John .tEfsifT-
ssaR. eAtsl seAn. that I thought, ~ = last re-
s0yf. ~ rss.ng Ia California He told iBe he
had bsxn ia TIE same tx egsd Sent "a W.
Jordan. and took his medicine. aad quick
IL aEaa completely yec0x@st.d. cez1cAsssisfs
- try hss1. and ] wssh IA record the fsri
that Alter = weeks use Of the Perfectly
iaSsessSs HlSf0EeDetsc naeslieisae entirely
recovered make THIS statement for The
tssasssf ~ All lsietess IN the ssuse say.
TIMOTHY MCMAHON.
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1IB WORKS WONDERS

Tszns hur-raax xssh hssssr glass in ban,
= wrsnxiy pscSurssa The future 8x4sx,
eaa rstef1rx Tsxae - q lassxe y %
tAlfazys Deliberately rsssszsrs grrzsrsx ass ali
slinxs h&rsSFer wsshstszakIs he ssx1
~ ifE<i<. s~zrs the stamp ~ rscssse ssirin
nns hvf sesf~ Axo SIS zaiss oar stseen
lily shr HSsEssgEnessc <wss2sse wsx fzss-ss-
fasxsi By is su;Aes Re fosssa.a the DOE
sors hszsrf7sy ssnEain sSssx one szsaker, q
Aas AzxsF< bern sae eqxsNm srassssg ~csea-
slsass xesszlrusen- As 4 ssy sssxsr sasey al
essta sssssss - Sight shs sxsxnnsAs S1~ sfse~
Z ss-ssussf THAI the Hsssssz<nezaca psssHnax
Nfsslas s4ssrxifae 10 tire fssSesss-s xisxgsr< al
cary. hatred and nsais,s. sksllfaiIy iss-usn
sSery drug sserr WAS orssrsss 10 refsse 20
AetF X Druggists talked taesr Tongues
sose hzrislg ayaAsaea2s xxnstsss * Nuxh-
Ing = - issg EKssiazse that calurary Suggest
ed Issr< are historical facts ~eai known
- tss1s soussaansss. He's does il sssfsd
sstN livery physscsau no forrs~<ay sad
tass 1T yorsssnss HiSsagrnstse MsSisesnes
As!v ssssssls Fssssssss- rlrw sasEais thai hs had
q constitutional iersStrnsy ~ distortion.
aid lhAi TIE sassiiesn are xss-y xts~i. and.
u ssfi, be ssys he psvszTit<ss Ii tssA
Aa5sSetr, TIE druggists ~Ao were -
essE sessn Nossa gesals1ss IL. EOS keep
aa iastAS6fss IL point os intrinsic value as
hsar ~ a crystal - 10 dsaxAaEs1- hat they
ht rt:sssisss proclaim IL Just as good yoa
klsssN. zs III @vrsizas. aud ~ hall prser.
AID sssfzse druggists IA this city sell IL al Is
s7sats- saif ssse ct tasse spaesss1aa prux1ne-
1kssis fssar Erloyssan's ia1e |
kysrs painting Las ~ chrome. every
gem So limitation glass Tnes are fazsse
s0r fssastse who esfs41t tell the difference
v nea IKE years ago the druggists de-
eanrsd Dr. Jortsnss Hsssugessetie Ne<.iesae
o. sse deadly fsazsse1 afass the doctors IN
sitsrssxl their statements claiming 60 have
aasde aa analysis. werr they telling efe
irsi1a IL ~, are they telling the truth
now
Tine hsi sadgszi,s and DR. Jorssan's His
fogeasfsc dssisrtBes are ROW universally
Used By all intelligent people, aud the His
toseEesIc psioeaix has risen from lbs ashes
SrSSynAIg- W. r.. May 1. iSss
DIR. ]. Eugene jordan. seattle, W. r.
fsar >sF--i have been great sufferer with
my stomach for over twenty Years. and
long since ceased 10 think IL was durable
Everything ate Distressed me- and still
was constantly hungry
had a distressing pain in rny heart.
caused by my stomach lived in Kansas
came 70 Visit my children In Sunnydale,
near Seattle. and heard OF DIR. Janixn's
achievements in the medical world with
his Hissogenetic system. | saw him and
ne prescribed for Ese. and In two months
PRONOUNCED myself cured
Very respectfully,
MRS. /. X DURHAM.
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Bbs pisinriAB.
Ex-Msyor Chambers was consider
ably embarrassed the other day in
court, when in acting rs interpreter
of Indian testimony he commanded
a Gusky maiden to -Mamook sohiie
inilka lapeid, and she speedily raised
her foot in being sworn. In the lapse
OF time. he had become somexh Al
rusty in bis Chinook. and had suhsti-
tuted the word .'I.apeid" foot for
Lama" thansl.
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had an attack OF neuralgia of the heart
and WAS for several months unable 10 even
lie down, but had to sit up. The pain was
intense IL kept we drawn up and dare
not move. of course was dosed by one
doctor after another, but 10 no purpose.
felt that | would never recover, and that
was the opinion OF my family and neigh
bors Ny sister coming from seattle, told
Us OF the great cures which were person
ally known 10 her. wrought by DIR. Jordan,
and urged Ine a. Try him. Ii seemed useless,
but they say drowning man grasps a
straw. wrote 10 the doctor, told him the
fix was in. and he sent me medicine. In
four days felt 10 per cent of improAe-
ment; kept steadily Improving, until lately
1 have been able to work again.
/ feel sure that II il were not for DR.. Jor.
dams Histogenetic Medicines, / should
have succumbesied 20 the disease.
| make this statement from sense oil
gratitude 10 the doctor and justice Co my
fellows @. A. BREMNER.
DELTA, ". T., April Is, lssa.
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NORTH YAKIMA, W. T., May 10th, 1859.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, w. T.
Dear Sir.-My sister-in-law, Miss Annie
Brown, had 81 vitas dance and the mus
Giles ia her whole left side contracted in a
most fearful manner. She could hardly
speak. tongue would draw mp and contract:
aud her whole side, - that IL Was painful
TO see Il r. She wrote YOU and receives!
Two weeks medicine and BOW all the
twitehing and contraction has disappeared.
She eats and sleeps all right and now say
she il perfectly well We are all more
grateful than words can express - you fol
her wonderful cure. and only wish every
one who is sick would use your medicines
Your sincere friend. r. l.. ZkkklE.
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tFVltitHNalN rtFfttFltl-
johnny Comfy was the first man to
go into the mountains this spring with
bis sheep, and on the oath of May
while camped up near Mt. Adams.
some Indians came to HIM and inform
Ell him that they had discovered IL
head OF sheep, up within a mile and a
hall Of the snow line; sheep that had
not yet been sbeared. and that had
evidently been lost last summer out oil
some band, and wiutered there.
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My daughter. Mrs E. Record Sterling, "
T Nw p<esfv dad wiih tzgBssksassslss
bseezs&nE fssEa The Lungs. xssd cssssgh Sezef-
sliy characteristic u the arrzsss~4 FElszs<iy.
me a&~s,As.e wzS ef tosf pears standing
caFzse 20 fsr. J. Eugene loes4Aa. Bay tlssgsssr
f-=ssz ts-a fseaS4 81 coxes4 She sosek the
e.ssfsz3ss4a y wesk anil she asgsn 70 sexs
s.ssar ard 81 aAoaf tao nsoutss Tsfssc
fssss4 SRI taking the tzatslsetss ssle bad "a
fsr.3x ~wxyxxrgst j. 4 SMITH
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nNt0n Pz<nf
Aa1f nsRh1 aHr b ~sfs las drsssfnx. late,
ran tie s~n's n z>eves1 expsssse,
- hr0 To- s0xne e-szssnx walri ~ SITE
s9sns earrxzf 81 e&p-srspus ehAnew
Brssks enssn fruta ezsia snd A<srs frosz
heart.
And sc were barre Apart
lcss sSzsas-rwsrz. 80 SsIfs 90 sse-
sfks.x ass lso.. Essv wA~ss rsaS = kefs,
usAsfer - asa q l. riser ~Rx-
A frs r@n st az is r. tsa .Sf--
re ~-a he<z b ssFss kz3>xsis~ frx fhxsExAs
Mice eyes 10 zse hsre hs1EzAs-
POI Iris i uow: al .sdss eoaverss
fEssssh Es-k and s<fss sncpsSh eAlss
Asss AFex~s
The Ss8 as<rn swell &n. Sosthern surge
-ssxse day sasls o. sss aks4 e ss1xse
z n ~ frsswhf~ tsssss. cssre4sks Gear
ssxAs nse I @szzle Gay. sxszaew sHsFe-
Al, unss thou black elosssis hide The sky,
And desc ate. fvxfkSg : Mz~ze- sfyf5e-
-. 20 Gag kosres ssrxr. So beats hal lie
Within 11.x la frsf, -issE b ss1s~-
WI. - suFsox sexevsE.re. no- pain.
SHAH sever u. sgatn
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lss wAsHrserox ST.. coz. EroHrH. i,


PORTLAND, or. April y, 1879.
DR.. j. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, w. T.
Dear Sir--I have been sick with rheuma-
tism every year for nineteen years. | am
suffering with what Is termed u rheumatic
heart. CRIPPLED badly from the miserable
disease. Ii usually takes me from six
weeks to two months 10 get over the attack,
and am out OF my head almost all of the
time. Every joint sehes fearfuily. ! had
an attack a few weeks ago and was being
dosed by the regular poison, and this time
IL was verse than nothing. | felt pretty
desperate when we heard about DR.. j. Eu-
gene Jordan's new system of treatment and
It's wonderful results. We wrote 10 seattle,
and he sent mp a prescription which We got
at Child Il Co.'S. In two and a half days
from the commencement of treatment
could take a ride in the streat ear, and
have been improving ever since. aud am
now going 10 work. Very respectfully,
CHAS. W. SCOTT.
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We have refused in every instance 10 sell
lots IN Renton addition 10 sny but persons
Of einiaenf respectabsiiiy. Every person
who buys a domestic in Renfon addition
msy rest ssser,s3 that be viii have nice
nelghbo $ We PROPOSE 10 make this the
choicest RS ieRoe loesiion In :, sstle and
u secompl ~ thIs. tan afford 20 piex cur
customers.
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New Application ~ =. ,..d U..x.-

Baltimore American.
The painting Of car naval vessle~,
for which crs!rss we're lately issued al
Washington. Is by DO means al origi-
nal or ncvai idea. Thr combination
OF paint and powder Is time henored
ole, 70 begin xish. anti among Indians
u has Always been the custom 20 paint
their fzseu az war
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CAUTION --Ine Hfssoxeresie medicines
srr SOS u nas asza agency IN each tasn.
ne sses. s-sszud Ike hsssrss bars the fSA-
sow4rr txscrlpss0s. ssIsr. ]. ksxarse jsr~
lars EEtssaxszgss-ste Actsespel GyeTy other
device IL . frsE4.
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rs ar ~ survey "a ghere sTe IN
sehool sections 10 i3ucoio coaniy rep
rr-entinr III Sa sores. ~ = nominal
reaisi .hi> would hiring in handsome
revenue for onr pubsaS - as~sss, &i@ei
shosii3 the property rsrss'u so fSsssss@s-
ios vi the state foF tWeuiy-fFe tssaFs
r.. or gssrtisss1 ~i II. c+e0ld ~ sss&a 81
ia ares that wo3sis Trpressns Sn etsor-
tsaons sam. WA >Uch backing there
i fa gesson My the >tafe - VISA
inetssu sho2,ld nes ~ SOS tie lsssi sss1s,-
fiss s.Ss,.,,1 ss~~tsssss ia fffts uatgH
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nent La. 'he squtrs.i rsrse.

TeamSserS Ars remensir&.nE sEalns'
the nfaci{es of hanging dead SssasF-
rsls en- the lsreeS Slons blEh~ @s :.
s,sarae siAess< Set2exla ssaFaesa and
IAesp ervek they ase strung AA1nE ia
such numbers a. - CRATE 4 stencil
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fssFee es,s4Sssitzssars- sxAszinsssssEs and
Esss@s-rs STEERS ala~3sassly free Al scsssr>
81 sasalry srsssen by patients answered -
. 4E-Ss dxy
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Notice.
To The stock aoi.Sers of the Home FIR
Insurance Gsup&s ef seattle
Ahs ress.if - desired 10 tsrrs ssa the cass-
isal seek os tue Il sre Fsrs Insurance.
Company 81 seat Il, sssrefese the .nxer~
signed, brig q alsfs III q she trust = III
sad company. hereey cali rseettag OF
tee sS.cxhssld n es s-ia company 4, ~
he'd "a xossstzs. th~ isa s-s 90 4uzsss'
l>sa. ~ the boar .E e'cs.sx&. ia re ST =
nssss al s2sa ay, 81 ths s>sfa "a y : OFF, I.
In the esty of >xatfsS. ttr sh.. sur g. at
cosssssisrsBs ~ l@As5ina Of tsle sasa
t~l@rt Of q astses itly sssspted s. . ma. l.
ina Of sad bsas a, hssd Jan l.. lss9 fss
tsse increase OF fs1.. cslAfsi s',scs ~ ia
company from the sum of aEe hunsrssi
Thousand dol arS to the snm ai two haao.
red and afty Thousand dssltzss
JoHN p. HoxY,
BklLsY GArzEKr
IL q. sTRpxE,
". u. BALLARp.
A e. - wAET
gscoa FrRFH,
THOMAS r. MINOR
Seattle. ". r.. June IS isss Tfust.es.
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Wednesday, July 10.
SOME Of THE PURCHASERS

Among those who hsye Thus far pur-
chased lets I'm Renton addition. are
Mr.. J. K Mcdonald, president Of the se-
attic. Lake shore 4 Eastern Railroad
Company: The King County Investment
Company, No. ?. Mr. Leigh ;. J. Hunt.
proprietor of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Prosecuting Attorney Newlin; F. W. ID
Holbsoos, manager Of the Seattle, Lake
shore * Easteru Railroad; T. VI. Reed jr..
register Of the United states Land ofsce:
fryd J. Grant, OF the rosr-ISTELIg-
exScEK: Mrs Caroline Baker stevens;
John A. S.eicher, editor os Frank Lsslie's
Illustrated Newspaper; Mrs Elizabeth J.
CERwieFsi: DR. David r Bowman; B. ii.
Roberts. Fraak f Ware; ID. X Howard
Mrs A IT. Smith; Mfs. Martha George
Miss Ida Care; E. e Raid. and Others.
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DR.. SP[NNEY
Be CO.'S
SEATTLE piSPENSARY,

Calarafaa street between Third and
Fourth. opposite Posi- xTEILg8xscE
Al chronic diseases at MEN and wo-
MN successfully treated
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous and Physical
Debility. ExhAusssa Vitality. seminal
Weakness. -geYrnasEFrAcca, Impotence
6roaorrfsssa, fsaesss, -yps1sils. Premature De-
el{ys@, Negxssess IN Nume8. and al Pune
lfsoDst arrangements that result from
yoathf4i toIlies or excess IN after year..
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pathSa' Weak Esex, sspnoyFffsa. fssest,
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Is aud k&sely earssf 80 u&u-s0as naediesne
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positive cure IN ever ease
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Real Estate and Financial
Brokers.

Ayea,s f0r yhe property OF CAPT. william
EeBtas. The tfTeeeu Improvement toEn-
pAay. the lsssEs &s1 company, tbe Co
iuuahis 4 Feeet ~ssgpt E2ilraa5 Com
rsMY NJ cyrus Walker, 'ae srsisse. LAKE
Saosv s Eastern Ra1isas Compssy. saa
IN. sssSeriEy OF sAs hesvs property owners
Cu fuget sound.
Rs~asa 10, Sew9la block. Cala1nhss street.
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savnfil Euru.d,

/ +. u. Nelson's sawmill. northeast of
/ Goldendale, was burned recently.
The loss is about 81 ,D0.