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Health is Wealth!

Ds- T. {. wEsr's NERVE AND BRA,ry TpFar.
AkS4t - SlafAzset1 sfeciac for ttys-1eria, Dizzl-
ness Commissions. Tits. Nervous NEURALGIA Head.
ache Nervous Pros trtoa caused by tsf ylse az al.
cohot or tobacco, VI atseiainsss, Mental ,eDrpSsosI
so.enlag a ths Brain. resulting ia intszIstv aaa
leading Is misery. Cecay and death f)lss
age karTc21ess, Loss of Power stt1e sex Irs-
voluntary LSsses AMI Spernaatorrhlsa. s,.auSe. oY
erere1eF5tss ss sEe bfsln selfkbtlse or
krnce k'acn Box eoaia4ns osae Enoatn treatment
81 onx CT * BOXES for -. sent % ns,aii prepaid
On receipt Of price.
l. GUARA NTEE SIX sROxES
TO cure any ezse With each order rNCs lived BY IA
Ter SIX ssttfes, secci9 panied vita -, W send
The purchaser Wra{fea guarantee frrftrac tas
money u the treatment does not efIe..t ere
tsu4rantscS ISSUED asziE 5y kERK0N BfSxos Drug
easts s4sa Spts Agents pcxdezlsAA Blocks entrance
Open ali night
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Shipping Intelligence.

s az FRANcIsco Feb. 11.--Arriyed--Str Point
Iofna, Gray's 1Iarbor: str Tillamook, Coos Bayi
b9 Oakland, Port Madison. Dcparted-sh Levi
u. Burgess. Seattle. cleared-Str State OF Caiis
{ornia. Portland
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fremont Building. e14 Front So.

fremont Building. 6I4 Front ST.
The most widely and favorahiy known specialists
greatest success sill Chronic Nervous Blood and
Slrgical Diseases and diseases OF Eye, Ear, Nose
aies tom the University of the City Of New YORK.
and OF the Long Island College Hospital. Brooklyn
New York ard their long experience remarkabis
skin and universal success in the treatment and
cure = Chronic diseases entitle these eminent ply
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a CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for tho
a".al elects OF early Vice and the numerous evils
PRIVATE. BLOOD AID SKIN DISEASES
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ORDERS yield readily 70 their skiilfal treatment.
PILES, FISTuLA AND RECTAL ULCERS
HYDRocEiE AND vARIcocELE perma-
nently and successfully cured in every case.
SYPHILIS, GONOkRHdsA. eGLEET, Sparms~
terrhRa- Seminal Weakness. Lost Manhood.
Night Emissions, Decayed Faculties, Female
either positively cured as wei as ali functional
disorders that result from youthful foilies the
MARRIED MEN, or those entering on that
happy life, aware of physical disability, quickly
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured with.
Out pain or detention from business.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Catarrb Bronchitis,
uia. Tape Worm. indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipa-
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BODY permanently, completely and successfully
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No matter what your complaint consult these
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All surgical diseases tumors and 6eforrnities re-
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cess. is the hes: evidence Of doctors skill.
cfacs honrs--s a m. un,Il p m; Sunday. IL to
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insure prompt reply
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


BaEADsTEFFx
ITvERroof, Feb lt.--syheat z nchanred
Corn-IIoliers offer u,f,tlernfefv. sg,sf a 4r.6
steady; February, IS I'D. steady. March, 10 al
steady April. Is ed. steady.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Fca i-Ciosinr-Consois: Money
"a S-i6s money account. 81 SIG u. s Is. 1sasS;
Y. 5. a1ss. lesaS- BAR silver, s6lzd per ounca
Money, aglss per cent.
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G. f. Russell to o. Torgersob, lots !, 2, 2, blocE
Is, KID Synd LIST, 500.
6. r. Russell 70 II. Olson, lots 4, 8, Q, block 81
N P.R. r. Co. 70 J. D. Rcard, nj Of se 9, "A, 81
MFR r. Co TO ]. D. Reard. Sc of 80 1. Is. ..
s.p.L&L Co. to w. 8. Cleveland, lots 81 and
%, block 30, South PIX, $780,
:. Il. I. & l. Co. to G. o. RUSSELL lots in South
T. Watson to N Raymond, lots "a and ., block
8, Ballard Pk ID, $50
s. l.. Crawford ct al to y. l. Lundberg, lot 4,
block Is, Renton's, $3.50.
!. Il, Mcsoriey q 0. johnson, lot 70, block J,
Bay View 20 Des n, $50.
T.. L. Stone to l. A. Ticknor, lots and 2 block
i. J. Kerr to K. petkovits, lots In Ker's SUI
burban Villa, $500
., Kerr's Sunnydale, $500
S. 4. Atkinson 70 d. X. Howard, pit Of So sw
r. j. PorterHeld to M l. Porterfieid, lots ana
5, block % POrterfleId's, $500
A. Parker 70 q. |. Co, lots 2, s, 0 and 10, block
81, Laws "a, sl,2g9
G 4 White to II. Kingston, lot 8. block 4
s.P. T. al Co. to +, Dupperthaler. lots l. to
f6, block "a, south Park. $3.50.
q. n. Dodge 20 II. v. Brooks, lots 8 and 7. block
H. q Garfield 3 H. j. Idpsitt, ne Of sc. IS, q,
8, $500.
H. Chaplin TO H. Of tho G. s., lots and 10.
block 81. supl Woodland Park, $40.
r. Cheadie 20 +. X. Cheadle, lots and s, block
8, Hazelwood snpl, 81.
]. Dignan to Il Rroadwell, lots IL TO l6, block
6, keystone to KID, sff4
]. Dignan to u. J. Cunningham, iots to 10,
block O. Keystone to Kid, $50.
). ?. /. &I. Co. TO J. r. Kelly ct al, lots a to
o. block q, South Park, sea.
+. Calhoun 70 j. G. corbin, lots 7 and 8, block
S, slaughter, $443.
II. H. conners to A. Rommel. tract in siaughs-
CT, s.
4. G. GIN To +. W. Doll, pt q, u, o. &scoo.
r. c. Dudley TO W. J. Grove, lots in Hazel
wood 20 Des, SiG0.
G. BHxman 10 NJ Barrett. lots q. Is and Il,
block j, Mills Il Randaifs, 81 go.
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4 Expects Cor


sb. IS.
Town here that 4
sons from the
big Fairhayen \
he international
- IL Blaine. TN
Measures were
a reception.
IMMINENT citizef|
~ the council
and means fo|
visitors. Bird
fairhayen WI
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
About $50 Tons of Hops De.
stroyed by Fire.
DAYS EXCHANGES sl4i. ao5. IT
Chinese Festivities Ball the Poultry
Market some SIce cheese Received
shipments to outside Towns Good.
TipEs A. sEarIlr naraon rapAv.

Men wNvKr 1ew wATHH
an. r I'm, It Il rHs n
~ rs ~ ~ 90 A4 az. 90
aTrcsT spa rvh
esi ~ az - p i1ae IS
=. IN
rse. reh. II. 1891.
Exchanges at Seattle cseassng sheusa today
Amounted 70 slki.:nA47 las ha.ancts were
sia.s5l.ss
There were m new igssast> in the raarkcts
Yesterday. sl1lisues4fs - Hse.eaaaliza 10 the
outside towns coiitshue sossl. I've fsoistrs adj
eaaeed little, t.aaugh sally tenpss4rily per-
haps, in eosasssncaee - Is Increased eeraand
created by this CHINESE - thsss rev year gpsfig-
tiles. good consignment af nice EASTERN
cheese WIS received. 4 large hop eieeieE yesser
dry received telegram ffaus Scw York city
Stating that s,an bales q hops ha:l Jast been de-
stroyed by ire III warehouse. Il is probable
that this viii have some eilee; on the hep mar
ket here.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During tho past twenty-ieur hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle III
tae following amounts: Ry raj Northern Pa
ciiie, II ions; FoiuMhia 6 a,nSes sound ttafsS:
Seattle, Lake shore Il Eastern. aI5 tons By wa
ter-N. T. MunFec, - tens: CITY Of seattle -
IONS; sierwin, y tons; Waseo - IONS; State OF
Washington, Is toHs: Garland, + tons: Efiitb,
tons' Trace, tons: Michigan. 3 tens. lola, 5
ions; Augusta, tons. Iosal shipments. SIS tons
MERCHANDISE AsD PRosCeE REeEIrTs
Produce and lnert handisa have been received
at the port Of seattle dsTifg the mast twenty
four hours rs follows. Bv raifNars bern Pacific
So tons tolurnkia Il Enget Sand. 81 tons: =,
attic. Lake shofe IL Eastern. II, tens. Hy WA
ter--Ennroe, - tons; City 81 Seattle. il t0nss
waseo, tons; Merwir, tons; Henry liailey, 5
TONS; Edith, . tons. Total receipts. i,l59 tons.
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R4Hw4Ys.
ETHERN rAcrFIc RAILROAD

yIHERN tAcIFIC RAILROAD
line to talr 10 all points East and
~ 10 thecINING CAR ROUTE. It
Irough Vesflbuled Trains every
The yearso
D. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
(No 7hsnge of cars
I Dininf Cars unsurpassed, Pullman
wing Room <leepers of latest
equipment.
URIsc SLEEPING CARS
can h constructed and In which &C
rs arc both FREE and furnished for
81 or econd-class tickets, and
jag ANT DAY COACHES.
ogs Inc connecting.with all lines. az
B ans uninterrupted service.
Iy}Ifr reservations can be- secured In
III any agent of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
all points In America, England and
purchased sf any ticket Office of this
LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
rough train, 6:l5 a. m.
4 south, 6:l5 q. m. and 1886 D. m.
olympia, 6:l5 a. IN.
nd north, $40 n. m. and 3:l5 d. m.
local. 6:l5 and e:l5 q. m; 1918,
e:36 p. m.
Ifys WILL ARRIVE FROM
he. 1925 .. N.
south. $40 q. m. and 1855 p. m.
Olympia, IL 10 a. M
ID north, 1908 and $40 p. m.
local. 1928, $40 and lf:10 q. m:
1885 p. m.
led Is hours between Seattle and ST.
man Palace Sleeping Cars, elegant
nest palace dining cars between Sc
and Portland direct. Daily service.
ion concerning rates, time OF trains,
her details furnished on appiica-
ARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass Agt.
l., cor. Washington, Portland, OR.
AL, General Agent, seattle.
!, CITY Ticket Agent. southeast cor
venue and Commercial street, Sc
Ticket Agent. Seattle depot. foot of
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srAGE LINE.

ND STAGE LINE FROM UNION
shelton mad Kanilchie, daily and re-
cffons made with trains and boats for
Dor. J. II. Long, proprietor, Shelton,
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Friend
of
Woman.

It's the genuine outbursts of grateful
hearts. Here is what one of your
neighbors has to say: 81 want you
to publish my testimonial for
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Hops--EasY and gnlet.
tofsee-6ptEouS, esoseH trsntud unchanged
70 i reings uli:sales. saf8g bass incllidtpg
February. SI4eei7.eS: March. 81. tf9i6-sq: Asg.
SID. e0sai6.f dtIDe, SIAs stst Fss0, tiFftt fair
earg0ez, i9c; No. !, ~
sugar Raw, Arms naiss - toms, hjFeer;
C. q .63s5 7-fee. extra stsr sgei White. ex-
ira &, 81 So i lGe; yellow. - 81. oil $. 20
ls-I6e, standard =. . I-iee 10. tlegal, 9-l3e.
graduated. o. -.
CDpVer--eson43Nat.
Lead Dull. domestic, 81
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rxG az y0rrCE&

II or SALE OF ScHo0. BONDS
having been submitted me. county
~ King county. state OF w hfn1tor, that
- was duly held In school Efrics No. AZ.
county, Washington, on 8rcenaber I3'
fhe purpose of Determining whether tbe
lirectoF Of said district mint borrow the
nc thousand dollars vi 10000 and issue
erefor. fbr the purpose Of budding scfaoof-
aaid district. said bonds 70 <ear Interest AZ
6 70 exceed 10 per cent ~ annum and
ND q aid election .iavina been duly GER
ne, and Il appearing from "a inspection OF
e III 81 the voters voting a said election
onds. res" and that the n1nber Of voters
,re notice Is hereby given 1bat sealed bids
ceivesl 81 the county trenkurer's office i'm
<Ing county, Wash. for he purchase OF
8 M 70 O'Clock p. M. March 8. 1s9I At
be such bids will be epenexi by the under
4 the board Of directors of said district.
oiids sold TO the party nhkinr the most
Ire treasurer of King coaaE. w Fn f.hr
SUPERIOR COURT a KING coUv.
ate OF Washington. Jeander Lodge.
y Peder fe1ers2n and Elizabeth FEEDER
OF sale and special execntior. issued
above named court fl the above en-
Dn. and 10 me directed and delivered. I
levied upon the foiioNfng described real
situete1 IN SAID Ming fpu nty. to-wit. Lot
I'D, in block No. seven a J, In tbs Lake
ition 70 the city Of aenttle, according to
ed plat thereof. togefher with ali and
nc fenenenis, herediiamenss and APP
rs fhfreunto beien sfng or in any wise
ng. Notice Is thefefore hereby given
ldsy the 18th day of March. 1851. al
10 O'Clock a m 81 said day. al the
door in the city Of Seattle, ia said King
I'LL sell the above described property at
Ion TO The Highest bidder for cash.
j. II EOOLERY, sheriff
q the 10th day Of february, 1891.
SUPERIOR coURT OF KING
state of Wathinxfon-In the matter of
sent OF Bake. Cole Il Co for the benefit
editors: Notice d hereby given 10 the
Bake, Cole 4 Co, OF Seattle. WASH
alike, Cole & @. have by deed of assign.
recorded IN tie Office Of the county
King county, Washington, conveyed 70
gned all theirpsoper;y for the benefit of
ors, and all offhe creditors of the said
q Co. are hUby notified to present
against said Baike. Cole 4 Co., duly
Yer oath, as }ro4nired by law. within
hs from the fHte hereof.
Seattle, WASH This 9Th day OF January.
MARK WILZINSKI.
Aseienee OF Bake. Cole q Co,
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snc haktimofe u "
could secure coutr
Va, Feb. H. jay Coz
Richmond today. ID
aid is not sick at all. !
walking around all day
j."
sIS-Tspecial. THE raj
Is are on the point OF .
earture in q legal way.
I'm over every claim or
/ every road to an assoc
purpose of settling Q
Pits, or lighting thoiI
Ii resort. The a
entirely supersede u
,parfments oil the
H<V ~ hAillVaW
VII be an espc{
* nresens syst
III an imme
sl2> the least 70
iE1zonage in Ct
nc claim az
33he associas
- regarding al
a. acting Is
Is. al the Mort
lent Office and 4
the association.
in Chicago. The lis
tly for publication. Il
the membership OF
.AAk All the prominent
ibed over sl,I0o, ns
The associati
a. in Chicago. but
kanged when NJ
"a Thu hns1
today its substi
spending. The
light rates al
eople declare
rer cent, or
res. Stringent
-6oard Of railroa
with great power.
--Ispecial. l-wha
Hhoritatiye stafemer
beks & santa 70 "a
&nt charges made !
hat company Will al
Railrau Ace. In It
les are being xnaint
dissolution Of the
evidence tia
rized an ext
siness purposes
Md until coun
L, Is the agreeu
lor violation. d
% Chairman va
.nmittec elected to
&ard to the jackson
6goun says that q
Ne ratios preyioua
4 notice given b
Aonyille southcal
a by any Of the
at reduced rates
xoun's opinion, b
>otection OF the
rs: There can
s about the
MD were conco|
them a chance 10
ary lambs. The q
the New York
Ala crisis in West
ID be approac hing
80 OF business, az
ain is left In the I
40 a. no chance
- .,a,,.h h,.,n
49, $50. -,
neAtspfan
than their opcfxi
heir il little prosp
~ N Il now the
-. n..itata Is c,r,
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Freight Kss

sS<8'
IA circular v
4. reorganixina|
1 Union Pacific
tramc man
swing II. B. WI
rvision OF the
sent general Il
general freigh|
oFtland: r. B.
Dat agent bed
rent. Freight
D., Salt Lake
ity aud But
3rch /.
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,LANp. HouoHToN AND

LLANp, HouGHToN AND
/. 1890. steamer Edith f. viii
of Jackson street cable power
gton, for kirkland, Houghton
Leave kirkland.
At s:S0 n. m
Al GAS a. M
At lls45 g. m.
AT l:45 y. M.
Az S:35 ?. IN.
At 5:45 q. IA.
return by 8 o'clock ncraing
and meals by apply rs t. the
: c. r. KRAFT. atsster.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle rs follows:
For san Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
forin: At n m passengers received on hoard at
Q Y. MI February 2, z, IL, IL, 90, ~ and every
i've dav thereafter
For Alaska: February and II: March and q.
trcm san Francisco Cor Victoria and PUGET
Sound ports: At 3. m February T. o. Is, 10. 81.
Tickets may 10 o5taipcd ~ the Office Of the COM
pany. at Ocean dock Seattle.
GOODAL. PERKINS & CO.,
General A gents, San Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle
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NCIsco
And all points In
CALIFORNIA
he Mt. shasta route OF
TERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
UGH CALIFORNIA
To ali points
ST AID SOUTH
QUITE or THE PACIFIC COAST.
y BUFFET sLEEPERs.
'orRfsT SLEEPING CARS
tess trains. afTorling superior &C
for Seeond-class passengers
~. sleeping car reservations,
call upon or address
HAM. District Passenger Agent,
street. Tacoma. Wash,
Assistant General freight and
/. Portland. or
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AXE SHORE & EASTERN
January 4. 1891.
DAILY.
Iv Seattle. Ar Seattle.
sedro. Ana S.l5 I'm 1900 IN
rhssen -. 3:45 y m 800 y IN
|, Gilman ana
..9 $50 a m 600 p m
$500. = so a IA
Ly rxcxPr SUNDAY.
....,.....S :45 p m e:55 = m
-
and and Anacortes, one train
ma aud Anacorses and Fairhaven.
each WAY.
time card.
r. w. DUNN. Superintendent.
Senefai Passenger Agent
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Lead Duh. domestic, ~ :.
Tin-5feesiy. straits. s-a35
PetroIeuln-M March ciased - - +.
BosIos STOCK KseHANa1.
Bos-oS, Feb. H. CIasiae stoezsA
Atchison Topeka. ~ Buriingta4 .<.--. 81
Mexican Cen Com. - san D.ess9 s,-..--. -
CHICAGO BOARD or T2SFl.
CHICAGO, Feb. IG.-Wheat gas rtAcr stsadT-
fluctuations hsiDg centred sTssh3 a sfaia1 =
range than usuai Ihs market e fTsea - e
lower, advanced 80. then declined -. reaAsei
&c. declined @.e. ard cl0Sad 250t 80 t0aSH
than yesterday. Reeeipss, -SssS0 basiseis5 81 p
naeEts. rs go bushels.
Whest-Closed weak. case. @scs hay, s4sset
cas:l-steady. cash. 90 ga5ss{e; No. 52esc
Oats-~EIEas cash, do Asay. ts5se.
Pors3steady: cash, saanaas5 Mss s9-7ssx
Lard steady cash. sax Sc 80; Nay, Ss.a~G
Rye-FirTE a. ~ zfaT4c
Mh5Sky-<i.I4 1850 "a.
Shoulder S. sffSss.e0; short eleaFr -
shert ribs, s4.4lsgi-S0
CHICAGO LIVE sToeE.
CHICAGO. Feb. u.--Catsle-i ssrslplh 1870
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|ANo AND ALL POINTS ON
eRAy's HARBoR

ND & oRAy's HARBoR r. r.
be day from Seattle.
,tdaig AZ kamilchie at p. m. with
eEtle.
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WEST SEATTLE PERRY

Leave West seattie--7 a. m. 3 a m a m
tsundays. 10 a m, 12 M, 2 o. nl (sun.
days, . p m }, p. m. p m. 10 p. m, p. m
Leave Seatsle-7:4o a. M, $50 q M 30 a. M,
ssnndays. 1890 a. M, II 80 a. M. l:3O D. M
2:30 p. m. tSnndays. $50 a. m. ago D. ~ 80
y. M, ESQ y. M, $3.50 .. m.
N ). BATES. Manager.
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REAL EsTATE SALES.
Tho Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January 1. 1S9is
to date, are sass 66l.si. There <xege ~fe~16r,
record yesterday % deeds. the considerations az
gregatIng SOFIA, an average of $679.a0. Fol-
lowing is the Istss furnished by Osborne, Trem.
per& Co.. abstractors of title, rooms 0, 10, IL and
us Colman block
K. q. Croker TO A. i. Greenus. 8 acres In lot &
section Il, Is, 4. 500.
y; Dunlap to T. l. clifford, lots o, %, Duniap's,
{. II. shsafe to Seattle Trust Company, lot &
block 80, A. Poutius, 81 600.
G. NJ. Sheafe 10 Seattle Trust Company, lot 3, 4,
5. block 81, A. Pontius, $500.
b. y. Shannon 20 Seattle Trust Company. iofa
7, s, block S., A. Pontinus. $500,
~. S Bushnell % Seattle Trust Company, Lotto
block g, 4 pontins, 81 600.
Ballard Park, $40.
Ash I ross lsfg u yT.ziiasa Eiessks, II oi lois
i2,as sI IsfIso,, sssss 81
p u aa'is lets 1 y, =, block q, seafa
r. N4sa. : ! . p. aspoBs.d 1T 70. hsoeks.
j.. sIlugiara to y. = Hopgh, nv 4 Of ne
II Of 81. sseti9n 7. IS. xzA
bI u snsy 2 ios ID sa sloes n W Ia
soutl as stg's II cen Lake. s9sa
J.t Aish e 2. o Nygard, q, =, siock IS
cIaEesd7 g q r. Drager, tract y, costel.o 4
ia css,otoL ! prssss. trass =, 6 splia
q k.lss I'VE Dfaser. tract 3. cos'egia ~
pf s'f stoA i. cashc.st. ie.s sr
XIV ss1n to 1 Garrsst, iats s. selass
Z. " Is Iton 70 4 Z. slsontun
block ~ almpn Bay ssea
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What One chinsignifiant Hog Did in
Bringing About a War.

Major A. w. Clancy: I want to tell
you story. It's not the first time Pm
going to tell it for / told it at political
meeting not long ago. And it is not
original with me. I read it in news
paper and the first man who ever told
it was Gov. Corwin, of Ohio. The
language is not even mine, but is sup
posed to be that of Mr.. Corwin hin self,
and my excus for tellingit is t at the
lesson it teach, 9 is applicable L. a
politicts: I'm the spring of 1911, at the
annual election in Rhode Island in ne
of the precincts the. vot.ng
between the Federal or Republican
parties had been for years very close
not more than majority ofone or two
votes. The polls closed at O'Clock and
a Federal farmer, living a mile or so
distant from the voting place, having
been busy all day, allowed himself
Justly barely time to reach the polls in
the evening. He hurriedly crossed his
fields ON foot and reaching his last or
division fence found one of his valuable
pigs fast between the planks and stopped
to get it out, which he found more
difficult than he expected but he worked
with all his strength to pull his pig out
and failing in that tried to pry a plank
from the fence, which after some time,
he succeeded In doing, and then started
on run for the voting-place. Just as
he got within 100 feet of it the town
clock struck 6and the polls closed with
out his vote. The result was that a
Democrat of war representative from
that town was elected by one vote.
When the General Assembly met few
weeks afterward a Democratic or war
United States Senator was chosen on
joint ballot by one majority. In 1872
the declaration of war with England
was carried in the United States Senate
by on., vote. Gen jackson was nom
mated as major-general and confirmed
by one vote January 8, 1916. He COM
manded the army at the battle of New
Orleans, gained victory, became q
popular military hero, and as his reward
was elected and reelected president of
the United States, turned all the Wings
out of Office removed the deposits,
vetoed the National bank bill, and play
ed the devil generally, and all ! ecause
that pig away up In Rhod. Isl&nd
got fast In plank fence.