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THE WATER FRONT.

The steamship City OF Topeka 10 due here
from Alaska
The bark Germania will probably finish load
ing coal today.
The tug Mogul was tied up 1t the Madison
street bunkes yesterday.
The Union Pacific steamer Signal IL expected
here today from Portland.
The tug Rainier left for Port Angeles yester.
day. with pile driver In tow.
The steamship Umatilla finished dischsrgins
yesterday and ieft for Tacoma.
The steamer Point Arena II due here from
Chueks nut with cargo OF lime.
The steamship Haytisn Republic waa. to have
left San Francisco yesterday for the Sound.
The steamer Michigan Was laid of for repairs
Yesterday. The Nellie In running In her place.
The ship Henry Willard has not yet left New
York She Is bound for seattle with general
cargo.
The steamer .anie. sailing In the Wells line.
IL scheduled to leave San Franeiseo Tor the
Sound today
]. A. Hatfield has been appointed agent for the
steamer Premier, aud alter date that vessel will
land ct his wharf
The ship Bluejacket viii most likely 50 to the
coal bunkers today She il now ~ West Seattle
unloading ballast
TIE steam schooner IAkme. sailing In the
Union Pacific line. is at present making tbs
rounds Of the British Coiumoie PoftA
The ship Charles r. Moody. OF Bath. Ne.
ssIIed from New York February with cargo
of / $50 tons OF railroad iron for Fairhaven.
The steamer rerpdale is 20 be bcachcd within
dsy or 30. Her bottom viii be scraped aud
psin,ed and she will Be given an oyeraaaiing.
The three masted schooner Guide will finish
discha1ging at smiths wharf today. she goes
to Port Biskeiey 10 load lumber Tor san iran
cisco.
The tug Wasp left for Chuckanut yesterday
With an empty scow In tow. She viii 50 from
there 10 posnsh point after seow OF rock for
Seattle.
The steamer oiympisn made the run to Vic
tarts Yesterday in place of the North Pacific
The OBJECT of this Was 10 get tue o!ympian and
North Pacific back on their regular runs
The steamship Wilmington, which left san
Francisco saturday for the sound. was forced 10
mn, back 20 san Francisco Monday. part OF her
mas h merry having broken down Her repairs
we're completed la time for her TO leave again
wednesday night she Is especsed hsfe saa'
day or Monday.
III W Baker was yesterday appointed agent
IN, ths Pacific Navigation Company. and from
sa,e the steamers Fsirhsvsu, State OF washing
ton. IL aSit Chief and Henry Bailey VIII land at
M. wharf AL OF the steamers mentioned vii
run on the same schedule a. in the pasi H.. '"
asler has begun the erection of new freight
~.rshouse s0xtlo feet il s1se, on the corner OF
rntvesxlty and West streets.
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/ Record Of Unprecedented
Success.
SKArrrE. wash, Jan. ., 1880.

SEATTLE. Wash, Jan. y, 1880.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan:
Dear Doctor cannot express 10 you in
words the gratitude feel towards you for
the great service you have rendered me
and my family. When I first called on
you to consult you my wife had suffered
for some time severely from catsrrh and .
complication of other diseases. which
made her LIE miserable. My daughter
also was in delicate health. I Was at
tTscted during my first visit by the care
and attention you gave to the whole case;
and, although must confess that In the
beginning went to you merely o. an ex-
pertinent to see whether could find relief
for my wife aud daughter, was so favora-
bly, impressed with the manner in which
you commenced your treatment that
was inspired with confidence in your His.
togenetic system. That confidence was
not misplaced, because today. although
you have been treating my family for only
few weeks. my wife and daughter are
now enjoying comparatively good health.
with every indication of their being in .
short time completely cured OF the
complaints from which they suf-
fcred. The result has been TO make our
home happier in every way. and am now
20 firmly convinced of the efficacy of your
treatment that l will in future have no
other 50 far as myself and family are con-
cerncd. write you this letter voluntarily
and without any solicitation on your part.
In fact, l consider it my duty to thus pub
iiciy show my appreciation OF what you
have done for me and mine. and that 9TH
srs may know where they can be benefited
rs have been. and therefore you are at
liberty to make any use you like Of this
communication. am. yours truly.
ALEX BEG0.
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~ ...............s......... 49,. I.yx5
"a u6sod Of hops from the valley today over
asIr1Aesu Pacific railroad. This IL the frst
1ir1 q hons received here this week. In
sl - i Absolutely nothing doing. Not .
r1sea 4 any note has been reported this
80 psepAratons for the season Of lSo0 and
1870 bsing made.
~ carlosds Of machinery to Blackman over
f1Srnle. Lake shore 4 Eastern railway. was
+ ~ kipnent OF importance by rail today.
- msioeds OF potatoes came in from ST.
o11u1ey sves The Northern Pacific. The market
x1r1 nous today, but seemed somewhat
S<S - On the preceding day. Itdaily gains
- ogsngth, and restoration to fts form be-
r. ~ ~ break may b expected shortly
- seo high In the East aud the market
|omhwzy 6rm.
unuAxpfsE AND PRODUCE REcEiPTs.
pu1ne ne lest "a hours the merchandise and
uneo receipts ~ this port were - follows:
frHun Pacific railroad. 796 tons; Columbia 4
- npund railroad, IL tons; Seattle, Lake
- Eastern railway, $50 tons By water :
~ nsilsy, tons: Umatila. 1.009 tons; w. Y.
pmse, 4tops; Warrington, 4 tons. fleetwood.
IN Total receipts. 2,ls5 t0ns
SHIPMENTS.
Dugsns he last "A hours goods and merchan-
nnvus shipped from Seattle TO the surround
= euaatSy = follows: Northern Pacific rail-
- + bus: Co;umbis 4 Puget Sound railroad.
: -; Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern. railway,
4 - D wafer-Elixa And rson. I tons;
upt 70 tens: W. X. Merwin. 20 tons; Glide.
IT. onee. tons; Michigan, 3 tons; Henry
~. 3 tons. Total shipments, 3a2 tons.
FATugE OF RECEIPTS.
1Sktean general merchandise, 2 cars brick, 1
@seed, car whisky. car paper. 2 cars pota.
~ ef iron roofinG. ! car street can. car
lear Iron pipe. l car horses. 2 cars furni-
~ en- lumber. 4cars shingles. car ma
GsuJ, Ger oil, cars cattle. car sheep,
9Aspa LOO sacks -four. 800 sacks feed. 500
~ muf.
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SEATTLE. Feb. %. 1890.


On the llth of September 1889. called
upon DR.. Jordan with what the doctors
said was infammatory rheumatism. My
right hand Was the size Of four and / had
not been able to sleep for several nights.
DIR. Jordan prescribed for me and told me
10 obtain some small bottles in which to
put the medicine. I thereupon went into
q Seattle drug store and asked for some
bottles, remarking that l wanted them to
put DIR. Jordan's medicine, into. A lady
who was present gratnitousIy remarked
that DR.. Jordan was . quack. paid no
attention to this. ~ had previous expe-
Renee with the doctor, who relieved me OF
a misery IN which other eminent physi-
clans failed. In just two weeks l could
write with my hand and it has been well
ever since. The only objection have got
is that paid So for the medicine and got
well before used one halt of il. and now
have s. worth OF medicine / have no use
for, which is aggravatiug
+. J. BACHELOR.
Representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
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our rsmedIss scs Qulekly and sars psraa.

Our remedies act quickly and cure psraa-
nenliy.
We 90 not claim to know everything In rslar
ton to medicine or diseases. or 10 10 able -
cure every case, bur We do claim that iarge.
extensive and increasing practice, with uupafs
OF doctors skin.
Experience 10 worth everything. knowledge
gained by consulting with. critically examining
and successfully treating Thousands Of porDono
q. every sge, sex, profess on and occupatcn. II.
fected wssh every presentahle form and stage %
suffering with like maladfes, that we have sue
ceeded in restoring health 10 large majority u
cases treated. even sftsr other skiiied aad enee.
getic physicians have fsiiet 20 effect any pof>
uanens change for the better.
We pa ronsEed by class ct ladies oQd
gentlemen TOO sagscicus To be imposed upon ~
81 ignorant qusck, and they are too fndepsnd-
ent TO be heightened Axay from phys1ciaun vho
are curing hem
Persons calling q our once can have the
satisfaction OF . free consultation. with the -
sursnce that they Biay depend upon receiving
candid opinions. honorable. square dealing.
reasonable charges aud 40 encoufagemsnt
Our practice Is sounded upon the results cf ne
best methods. without reference 10 schools -
pa HES
You Will not be urged or perauaded % ta1e
treatment. and no one will be treated untoG0
there 10 strong probability OF cure OF per9es
nent benefit Aske interrogations ana ds0eo
for yourself
Once hour: From Q m. 10 p N o1ns
days. 10 II q. n only
N. B.-Persons unable 10 visit ~ may -
treated Ct their homes by correspondence
Medicines and instructions sent By mail - -
press Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply Il sxpsctsA
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sAN rRANrEsco rRonrcs.

-. sAANclseo. April A-sales At morning
- a. oosrG to-day Wheat. buyer 20. go
uSssssiSssS closing. 81 ssh: hayes
- so tons, 81 sssstsi .ssAs; closing. g. -
e.s. buyer %, 1850 tons at sioiesi oS:
Ls Buyer %. after August Let. eco
=. sIeeAs % siee7s; closing, slesal After
~. we're; Wheat Buyer 20. 60 tons,
= - vssisas: closing. 81 ssss Buyer ses'
~ @ns, al s. nd sss., closing. sl.a>is.
- - sayer season, 100 toas. q; sltE2.e. clos
49,; buyer after August Ist. SO tons.
'''se; Closing, es1 &C.
San FRANCISCO rKoprcx
=. t.ASciseo. April s4-Floar-Sei cash
ss..ss- smily, 81 iosss.o. bakers extras. s&o0i
r1sne, saSsasi0.
49, The make, WAS soft. owing partly 10
W~.a strength In freight rates Offerings
- hnsss .therAi. while the demand can
~. ssid 10 he particularly active. About
Ma Saotabie figure for standard grain II
sAes fgareA @''e ~ s's
,ss.s-fhe feeling in the sample MARKET sA;s
va tide easser. though there ssa
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WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT CO.
PAN Up cAPrrAL or s,a.e,a

n tr .ArisSL es ssaVn
OIQ0.ooo-ko9- lots. 40 seef on farkSaa Ssrees
o5a.OOO-Two lots is0xlan corner Su,,ts So.
ora a-s Sa1k..n - A., ,v~.,
lent socsssea sos s-ec las su lilss
e. he use sxvs- n .sse A. Arswr
vhole.s.s kgssesx i :, - a.,
- =.
-.s,.~.a S., 49,. -,
hisFos2 As-sas e~get ana sso
-0Aa i-l IS y. = > -
COS
S3esooo--.s lots ca Lax TEso1. tcxlsA, easi
y. electro cSr 8ae. favsas Teras
hunaFs6 FEES 81 ws'er sroas AIT Vac
VA J. frzp-ar esve.as<
Ss3, ooo-NaxlSa us-tnsrsSs e q r-aat sal
Bel streets IsrIas. eAe bali esSa.
tsfsues g.. x,.ss~s !. : -. -.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.


rsv yosx, April A-stocks today showed
to0mfng tendency with q decidedly strong
~ Ia news a the sGreement on the silver
mnased boom In stock values, which had
M1ved temporary backset from the uneer-
~ y b the result of the congressional de-
hu1lacas upon that subject The upward
uspnsnt continued with but slight interrupt.
en1au the last hour, when rcallzations upon
I1eb secrued during the dav caused slight
nulaE The close was active and firm At or
- u hoet prices Of the day. Delaware and
lposm advanced, "a. Oregon Navigation. ~:
- Non Line. ~; Sugar. "a. IAckawsnna
= ~ Island. IL.
eesss1nerts- STEADY.
Nsoleen -opened strong. $3.50. advanced 10
~ - SPOT and SIC TO- May. then reacted and
eso1 asady
TIRE MONEY MARKET
~ Yoax. April 2a-Money on call easy.
~ pine mercantile paper. 5(G7: Sterling Ell.
- quiet steady. eo-day bills, tAs5,&; de-
~ MIA
- dlvsf-ictc
- nAxcisco, April 2a.-Bank rates for bull
- - exchange drafts on sight New York
m lSc; scleeraphic, 2oc; sterling bills ON
saeleo bank. Nss's; commercial, sass. 81 yer
~ osncs. u. Mexican dollars. 7ssst17pc.
assa cables report silver today 81 f7d for 9as
he price in New York Is 1i.0s for .o00
There is no quotation in this market
- mat paid tLoi on I'd inst No sales have
"a reported since
AoSpox April sA-Bar silver. per ounce. 925
Va; conso!s. % 1916: bullion out oi the
- OF England. $500 600; Bank OF England dis
ssas rate. per cent
rcSps.
sSS trtgisieredl IL IT, : as fcouponsl fns'.
y - lcuuronsi 100 lpse3pc6x llS
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TINE 1ABIz
QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA
KANILCHIK AND GRAY's H.ARBoR.
THE PASSENGER STEAMER NuLTNoAAH

Uhe opposition bcao
Leaves Tacoma from the n. p. wharf daily, ex.
cept Sunday, q q m ahara Returning,
leaves Kamilchte I2:45 p. m; Olympia. p m
steamers reaching Seattle at p. m, aud which
ere through boats for Whatcom and way poiutA
Leaves Baker 4 Bacon's dock. loot Of Union
street, Seattle, for Tacoma, IT 3 n m, sunday.
N. B.-This boat must be taken from Ia
coma for Gray's Harbor country, being the
only THROUGH BOAT
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TO THE LADIES.

We give most careful AMI ccnsiGerase afte0s
ftoa To diseases Of Hosaea and children II -
sa.er from any obscure. cis@cus o. lineerln0
disease or II the cosnaon rpartne doctors lasl ~
cE-e you. renem bar the cslehsstsd specialists
cure Yen when others ssiL III spe-salfxss axo
Bkiset ever deparsm ent Of rnsdieai aad aur-
steal experience The professor las had yeNrn
os exp Renee IN the hospitals 81 Bro klyn aud
New YORK, Formerly SPECIAL professor TO Wes
man's Hospital Co ieys. New York. and II one
OF the moss ssecessfas sad o~ss kaovn 9yneeos
iogses specialists in this country.
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To Young and Middle-Agsd Men.

Nervous Debility. srernssarshra. Seminal
Leases. Physical Decay. arising from indisczop
ton. producing sleepse sness. dependency
pimples on the lace, aversion TO society, eas1ip
discouraged. lack OF confidence. sfull. unds fu9
siudy or business. and dada life = bur1on,
sAfsly. permanently aud speedily cured
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Bankrupt Sale.

Az store of winsor a Ca. LIZ F-oat street.,
hat. tapa eioahtnx bosfs. saueS. g&nts fur.
ntsa1nz GDoSs, musl fNs. ress sea. tHffons.
ribbons. etc TIE creditors q "a: BE paid Al
oaee. so bargains MAY Do sxy<cteG Also
lease aed store fixtures for sale.
NM E. REEVES,
Trustee Tor Cre1iseSa
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphilis, disease most dreadful In it, reeuloR
completely esadsestcd
Ulcers. Catarrh. esc. permanently curo9
where Others have tAllsd.
Kidney. Urinary and Bladder complatD4
painful. dinieuiL TOO frequent hnrning q
bloody urine. high cosnred or with milky sedis
ment on standing. weak back. gonorrh1a. gleeG,
cystitis. promptly and safety curei. Choxgs0
reasonable.
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nov g. TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR FONTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
- the line - taks 70 oil points Kase and
oouth- II IL the DINING CAR ROUTE u
runs through vesubuied Trains every
Cay In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
fNo change Of CARD
Composed Of Dining Cam uusurpasoed Pm
man Drawing Roam eleepeo Of
latest equipment
-TOuRIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations ar both FRKE and farnished
1of holders OF nrst or secOnd-cla0 tickets. and
ELEGANT DAT coAcHEa
aeofding direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can b secured
In advance through any agent of the road
THROUGH TlcKKn
70 and fsom Ill points In America. England
and Europe can Be purchased At any ticket
Leave seattle At SOS m. daily; arrive as
Minneapolis or St Paal at $40 p. m.
PAcyc DrvIsioS.-Arrive a. seattle >: IS q m.
THROUGH train ON Fast and South: il:Ss m.
Olympia ard chehals expr' o.: AIS p M. H.
coma express; 955 m. Portland and South
Leave Seattle SOS = m, through train for
2:l5 p m. olympia and Chehalis express: 7p
m, Portland and South.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars els
rant day coaches finest palace dining car be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Fun information concerning rates. time OF
trains. rou'es and other details surnishsd %
4. B. CHAR TON. Asst Gen Pas. AT.
III First ST., Cor. Warrington. Portland, o..
A. cHILRERG. City Ticket. Agent 7is second
street. Boston block. Seattle, wash.
= T0NKIN. Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot. foot Of Third street.
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crArTrg. KIRKLAND. HoCGHToS AND
- YAgK0w FkRzY.
On Ard after Anil !. lsso, steamer EDITH Z.
nil leave her eoek north of Jackson street
rahIs power house, Lake wasairgt sof XIX
Iauss Heng tsn and YA-row astly
fnye able accse / Leave Kirkland
A. Ga q IA - - m
AT SO a. n A ~ . m
At i2i5 p H. Al 80 D m
Ar % y m A. ssls p q.
Al 40 p. n Al SD p m
Parties intending % ret7rn ~ o'csock NOM.
Ing soas can seczs bersh ara meals By apply
illg 70 tie parser q DE stesm
c. r. KRAFT. Master.
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~S~fSa soss az sAa paris VI IA" Sitss
BALLARD PROPERTY.

best lots In Ballard from $50 20 sssN each
$3.50 PEis ACRE. acres 30 Il ssaa IA
ois att c. L grssS al 4 ri
and in1a-oy d s.us wst
front AMI near iasigoga.
$3.50 FER ACRE--s9 arr IN moved h ito
lard. rear al, 81 raj.
read. Sn tasie Tor 81 81
farms hop "a s.ns u We
tshle Fsr sHia. i4D
WIFI 10 500 G1fatl.aes
oi one sc K upsa-iN
SEQ PER AGREED aeF4s nc OF rail-
rea{. tso mis- iren fvr
one mi,S igoe sta soa
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To aAs 'aAscnco
And An nua10 q
CALIFORNIA
VI chs III SHASTA Rouna
m oourHERS PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
IA1oCGH CALIFORNIA
T. Al Poiao
EAST AND SOUTH
M SCENIC aocrE o. rHs PACING eeAa
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEAPEs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLIPPING CARS
Attached % express zsias afordias supsrsop
scco0modAssocs for secoad-claas psaAeuser1
" ~ uckets alsepsne-car rsoervasionA
etc. eas upon or address
daoNAs A. GRAHAM, District Pssss-eer
-. snh uo Soath Tenth street Taocma WASH
- 3. hoSERS ASST General freixhs and Pas
eeneer Agent, Portland Or
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Puget City property IL selling ut it, real value.
g. !. Walters, agent room . Roxwell building.
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SEATTLE, April -. lseo.

SEAIILks - Pff4 <1s I7sV.
1850 II the Seattle CLEARINGHOUSE today
1qASnn.
~ s-.-er Point Arena 10 due here from the
.l-S ~1th cargo Of 2,50o barrels Of lime.
.sss.ie eousigned to Carkeek 4 Nicholas
<s1oI A. Hatfield Il Co. The consump-
- lime a present Il very heavy, aud the
~ 9 q better condition than IL has been
..-.ss est Competition among the differ
..ss-r,s = keen and values are quoted low.
! n - sats Il Si-so per barrel.
~ sersnship Umatilla. which arrived here
|..s.slne from san Francisco. brought the
.Ss-sSe Snosnts Of freight for the different
<1S1 ada and Alaska:
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w EST SEATTLE FERRY

DAcITIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle O. follows:
victoria: At D "a. fpsssenssrs received on
board - p. MI ABR !, y L. Is. 3. q. and
every eve days thereafter.
For Alaska: Apr sand g. . q m.
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
oound PORTS AIS q n. Apr :, IL. Is. % -,
~ and every i've days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained q the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GOODALL, PERKINS 4 CO., San Francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent, Seattle.
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Enr lnssa-

TUT AL3Ig.
fine large hGi'e re isss 60 nletc :. i.ah4a
for either aoisi or l-sse In dine Ia. e.. ilas
several store rooAls h eau b. earl ~ I'd.
situated Oh setons stEeet. opp site peaay hos /.
Cafn-r toEmetcia. I'D cSStE slse =, e5s
III; : 90 per month as asteen yeasA
Two lots. toxia - ca a. ca-a>T essa1s Cni-
yersiry reefs. fn- We o. e. ears
Houses for Ret ~ paris o. tn csss
We have large list of scme of tire
best property in the city, which W.
shall be pleased to shuw to aay one
calling at our Office.
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boys, the Slope counties must pull to.
gether." But, when the filling of either
an elective or an appointive office has
been under consideration, it has always
been found that 'The Slope" and the
city limits of Bismarck are co.extensiyc.
Burleigh county constitutes one senate
rial district She had nine delegates in
the recent state convention. Emmons,
Mcintosh, Kidler and Logan are also a
district and this district had sixteen dele
gates in the convention. In this new
State it cannot be said that in point of
ability the urban greatly overtops the rus
raj population. This district has hereto.
fore been almost unanimously Republi-
can, and is one of the few that sent three
Republicans to the constitutional con.
venlion last summer; yet, with the
naked eye, it iseimpossible as yet to dis
cover any Slope" appointments that
have eluded the grasp Of the Capital City
politicians. OF course, when there's no
show for anybody from the provincial"
counties down this way. we''l always be
glad to help the Bismarck boys to an
oti1ce--provided some one can be found
there who wants Office but this section,
III political sense, now desires to wear
pants and eat with its teeth. Year after
year unselGsh patriots from the OUTLYING
"deestricks' have stradlled their cayuses
and ridden to Bismarck to assist in
scratching the political backs of the
statesmen thereof. All we have had to
show for it has been corns and glory, with
an occasional dose Of taffy. We have
tugged at the posterior nipple contin-
.uously and uncomplainingly. However,
the people of this district are not ieno.
rant of the pointed remark once upon a
time made by Mr.. Flanagan, Of Texas,
and in political sense they will hence.
forth scratch one another,s backs In ev.
cry county in the district lightning rods
will hereafter be run up toward every Of
ficial cloud, both state and national-not
that there is much likelihood of stroke.
but from the fact that lit might strike,
and, failing, there would be no damage to
the rods. United, we stand; divided, we
falr'--a truthful remark which has prob
ably been heard before,
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AROUND THE I'll COUNTY.
Htvona..

Correspondence ,oSthe RECORD. -
Assuass4 SeSaturday evening" the wind
commenced to blow hard and the western
sky was clouded. For q while it looked
as though we would get a much. needed
rain but it ended as ends tho usual n cws-
paper account Of puglistic smateh-in
wind. ,s:Mr. Wesley Baker and family
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Scheuer of Gayton. Sunday. 4 1.-The
wheat belonging to Messrs. Baker & Bur.
bage is now ready for the reaper, and has
been for the past week. Mr.. John Su-
verly. of Gayton, came up to. cut it, but
brokehis machine at the, start. and is now
waiting for repairs from Bismarck. Mr..
James B. Clayton, of Clayton, who has
been in Bismarck doctoring his eyes, re-
turned home Saturday. His eyes are still
very bad. Miss Mary sutter has gone
down to Clayton to work,for Mrs. Scheuer
during hay harvest. n Harry Procunier,
of.Danbury, Is here working tor Mr.. Ba-
ker. Master Mark Shields, of Danbury,
was down to the river after a load of
poles on Tuesday of last week. Mark is
bona-fide rustleri and a great helm tnel,
1atner: III all our boys were like him
fathers and mothers would be much hap-
pier, - DARBY DoLAN.