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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29
.nv other sufrerer.s happlness and eomfors

any other sufferers happiness and comfors
as il has 10 mine.
only a few months ago was scarcely
able To be on my feet so miserable was my
condition. | first began 10 suffer with
cataT1.h two or three years ago. NJ that
time II did not bother me continually, but
only when / had "A cold, and IL seemed As
though / would catch cold upon the least
exposure. Then my nose would stop M 80
that | could not breathe. This would cause
"a sense Of fullness In my head, from which
] would suffer terribly. ~ was not long
until Il seemed IA though had a cold con.
tinually. and it Wa tlt-n aef | realized
that was suffering from catarrh. | began
10 have a very ugly and disagreeahle dis
charge from my nose. also dropping OF
poisoning mucous and secretions in nv
throat Nv breath became foul. my tongue
was coated and I had a horrible taste in
my mouth. and at times l would have
binding headache which was almost I'M
bearahle When T would sioop over nay
head would become so dizzy that | could
scarcely stand. Sometimes ! would blow
great chunks from my nose. After about
year my stomach began to be affected as
though had dyspepsia This trouble in
crea Sed very rapidly. and II was not long
until my appetite was 50 DESTROYED that l
had no desire for food. and when would
eat a little would suffer for an hour, and
many times l was unable 10 get any case
until I would throw II all UP. lost flesh
every day. and was so weak that l could
scarcely get around or be on my feet. In
the morning when would get UP l would
feel so faint and sick 1 felt as though /
could not move.
"Ai this time was trying everything
that could hear OF for my trouble. Some
times | would find something that would
help me for few days and then my trou-
bic would return worse than ever. ] Was
completely discouraged. and began 10
think could neyeT be cured. II was about
this time that decided 10 try course OF
the Copeland treatment for my cafarrh and
at is on account OF the great benefit / havs
received that I have consented 20 make
this statement I began 10 improve from
the first. The symptoms fast disappeared.
and now I am feeling almost as well as
have ever felt sn my life
Il sincerely hope these physicians will
30 able 10 do for other sufferers what they
have done for me"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

Read and throat. and came from exposure.
This WAS the first thing thar impaired my
health, and got me on the downward
grade. IL was not long. however. until the
trouble began 20 show TaoV,e serious syrng-
toms, ard 10 affect nv throat and ogon-
chisl tubes. as Well as my stomach and
bowels. Ny suffering Was principally In
my thTraf and stomach. Nv tfroaf would
become dry and sore. Z was continually
scFaping my throas and had a hacking.
annoying cough. NV appetite was poor.
ana lny stomach would not digest food.
Very often / would le unable n eat hsat
little foT- days, Many thought vas in tha
:'rst stages OF consumption. and I myself
was terribly discouraged. | lost fesh ray-
IDLY. felt weak and fanEyid, The phySl-
clans whom l consulted regarding my ca 81
did not give me very much encouragement.
4 had read many newspaper statements
regarding tho Copeland specialists for
these kind Of diseases. and al last l decided
10 place myself under their care From
the beginning I saw they understood nv
case. The medicine they gave me acted
different from anything I had ever taken
before II seemed 20 take hold OF the dis
ease and improved frcm the very start
My symptoms have nearly all disappeared:
] have gSainedin flesh; my appetite IL good.
and can cat almost anything. Iii A word
/ feel like well man"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

r-pe ,,b,sscisns OF the Copeland Medical
rrst;t,lte viii positively examine. prescribe
Ear t~eat and supply with two weeks. med
tr-ina All persons who apply TO them oefore
ortohsr & making no charge whatever.
%c money will be accepted for any kind
az service by the physician. and no agree
ynent 10 take money at any time VIII oe
made during the time mentioned.
This offer IS extended 70 only enc msrn-
Der OF tho same family
II some sVmpathetlc or curious iniivtd-
ual should inquire
.,,7e AFFORD 10 treat people for nothing p
the following reply can lie made
The Copeland Medical Institute - IN
oor-ovated under the laws with capital
~ $50 go and y The members wish -
soerd some OF II ~ introducing their sys-
;Sr1 10 -he people OF Seattle they can az
fcrr. il-thsts all
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In introducing the Copeland Medical IN
stitute and Drs. Copeland and Provost.
under whose professional care and skin IL
is carried on in Seattle. few plain and
straightforward remarks may not be out
OF place.
The location OF these gentlemen in Sc
attic is permanent one. Their leases
and contracts are for a term OF years. and
the elegant offices in which they are in
stalled. in the Collins building, corner OF
Second and James streets. rooms l. and
s. third floor. bear abundant evidence OK
the solidity and permanency OF their busi-
moss
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The COPELAND SYSTEM.

The innovation OF the Copeland Medical
Institute some ten years ago in PtttsodrS
by DIR. Copeland and his associates was
the beginning of new era in the prsc-
tice of medicine. This wonderful ana
systematic caring for the sick and suffer-
ing has grown until il has reached almost
boundless limits and covers the entire ter
ritory OF the United States. The number
of patients cared for by this system OF
treatment daily reaches the thousands ana
tens of thousands. 1t is practical Illus
tration Of the good that may be accom-
plished by conscientious. able, energetic
and good men
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ing and discomfort were soon theirs 20
command. The word success. rounded ana
complete IN its significance. describes the
results OF their works and methods
In a word, the secret OF their success
was the application OF the principles and
system OF successful business 50 the skill
ful practice Of medicine. and. as has heeu
shown. this * not only the secret Of their
SUCCESS, but the secret az their being able
70 treat patients adequately and success
fully for small fees.
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MA Nnn r,er Fall over = rI-ecinIee

t-,s..-, tf,e Washington Monument On
- -. -. ~ >-,,slr stogusch-in dream Dii
- - wake u0 u a cold sweat caused
..e.,,a horrid phantasys Z So The WIS
@ - rat vcu could have done % re-
-, ,-,,-r slur,ber undisturbed IS TIA
-.-.s,rt---re. would have been 90 sake some
9Gestetter's stomach fsittfrs' v t'i. 2 eoAila
.',-,r,.,slltged YOU and releFed the ~
-, which was. perhaps. t6e author
~ ~ @F-,,,v E,8c0us dreaW, Insomnia n3Set-
,-sre indigestion age easily TcIst-l3ts4 81
- sees Resort 20 30, also, q yo2 are
80 Aats vytsh .,hfifs and fever, liver or
t,F,,sE trouble. constipation g4et.lestS4A q
THr-awnsaftsgn. IL you have lost Your Apge-
tGe don't 50 o. the eNp.fse - a.. - = 81.
t--.,4 sigcstfsn wait on anf~ ilte As"s
49,, ~ hofh JmS5 ~ fore rettFistE }s a
SeTt suitable time to swallow "iAs . '-ss-
flll
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SOME CASES.
MAKE A MEMORANDUM.

The Copeland Medical Institute has
come to stay. They have permanent Of
fees in the Collins building. corner Sec
end and James streets. They viii posi-
lively examine. prescribe for, treat and
supply with two weeks mcdicine free
ofchsrge. all who apply In person before
October q,
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The Chamber OF Commerce Is very snx-
ious that every business man. as we'll IS
others. in seattle should attend the Yak
tina fair and indian festival. on which &C
casIon the Northern Pacific VIII run a spe-
rlal excursion. leaving Seattle at 7I5 a
~. Octobcr :. returning leave Yakima at
~ m. on che eth. giving Two DAYS in Yak
lima. Fare Ter TIE round tri3. s. 80 For
particulars call on 7 =. <adeau. general
agent Northern Pacific railroad
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quickly. o~er = GO private endorsements.
Prena tureness means tr1oosrncy n The Irs-
s.see Is Is a syEps0z1 or seminal Nearness
and osrTcuness. - c41 be SsoPpe4 II - Gays
ky t.e Use o E1Gysz-
Ths rev discovery waz made - the ssecift-
ISIS Of tie cd fAznogls hg1saa EEesesl instItsSs
Is i ere Egnungest yiLz4aEer made IL Is very
rsa7xerfal bat harmless sod for 81 70 p&et-
age e-s paci ayes foE $50 fIIasD sealed ssoxesA
Written guarantees given lor . c1re. If Jos. oSly
SIX boxes sad are laz entirely cured. s11 E1asEe
y ia - sent % VOC free CO a. chE-xfs-
seal fa- cErcg1srs and teaEEauIAis. a61Tasz
TYSON rgE-f1ETAt. Fss@@EFHTI
junction Stockton. Market and Ella
SIeeTs, san Francisco. Cal
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THE OFFER.

sccvy % establish these claims and 81
once satisfy the public a. 10 their supe-
Nor and notable skill IN this line OF pTac-
tice they make the following offer;
80 they make the following oTer. Ne6-
fcine and treatment free for two weeks TO
ali VINO apply before October 6ih.
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THE OBJECT.

The object of the institution is 10 place
careful. skillful and scientific treatment
for chronic maladies within the reach CT
every sufferer. and 10 this end the founder
and his associates have devoted their en-
tire life and time.
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That the Copeland system Of treating
catarrb and kindS~d diseases is painless.
efficient and scientific. and the best treat
ment kaown to the medical profession
for this class Of diseases. Also, that the
cures effected by their methods are per-
mRnent and lasting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

fair trial Associated with me IN this
matter are Prof. William Duenkei and
Nr. Arthur Wsschbrod. both os Tacoma
By Publishing this correction ycu VIII
greatly oblige. yours truly.
O. 2 wrGENER
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H. Ambassador 81
tSsnHz- Prince 10
sssor seemed the
"a above all 9TH
srs most likely 70
,sr,isue the species
= passiye policy in
t,rslgn affairs pnr-
80 by Prince
e,r.cbakof during
- last decade OF
"a he. a. well as
81 bis successor.
.s tate ii. De
Gers II was
snaxu that on seV-
rai occasions he
had ayerted an
~.r.ure he
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MAKE A MENORANpUM.

Drs. Copeland and Provost give the
names and addresses Of patients cured
by them. You can write directly TO
the m and satisfy yourself
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THE MEDICINES THEY USE.

Their medicines are the best and purest
that money can buy, prepared in their own
laboratories. compounded by skillful and
experienced druggists and under the gu
peryision OF the doctors.
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The steamer Dalton. from New N7rk. q
,sN9re GA the " est Cozst 81 lslav. orc q
.ha tsrs,s islands - tbe inner Hebrsfas
,. - fearr,s she win ~ a total loss. The
,,rev, has been taken OF IN safety
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Mr. John Redmond. ~ McAfinnville, Or,
a weli-known stockman. SAYS.
r have been taking treatment win No
Copeland physicians for a chronic throat
and lung trouble, which had bern pre-
ysolsly diagnosed as consumption, and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

II the hair has been made % grow a
natural color on bald heads in thousands
O, cases by us nE Hairs Hair Remover.
why Will 10 HOT !u your case
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

IN. California readers OF the post-In-
tcilfxencer viii find 70 on sale daily st
Cooper & Co.'S stationery store. as Mar
tat street. Just one block up Market street
s~,s,, the Chronicle Cf.ice. a. rice &C.
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al this time feel entirely cured. My food
digests, the diarrhoea has disappeared: I
can sleep well and work every dav. ] have
gained IN weight, and am nearly az heavy
a. I was before suffered from this dis
case"
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At~-tirht stewart heaters Sps,ser &
Wn-buJ.
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

A wen-Rnovn BcMinnvilie Citizen
speaks Regarding the Copeland sys-
tern Of Treatne sent and the Cures They
Are Making.
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RUSSIA ON THE MOVE.
policy of the New Foreign Min.
ister, Prince Lobanof.
sucl AND sUPPLANTED IN CHINA
,..,v Must Leave Abyssinfa Alone
balkan Peninsula Russianized and
scandinavian Quarrel Fomented.
New York Tribune

rnaeurean. passionately devoted 20
SO and literature. and apparently Dis
$50 10 limit his activity TO the strict
=. requirements Of his duty as Muscoy-
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THU COPELAND MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Medicines and Treatment Free for Two
Weeks to All Who Apply
Before October 6.
ONLY SEVEN DAYS MORE FREE TREATMENT.
II DAYS MORE FREI

Physicians Copeland Medical
a Will Be Made
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The Daily Post-Intelligencer is now on
sale IN Portland. Or, at Rich Bros, 274
Morrison street, Portland Hotel news
stand and Northwest News Co.. 80 First
street.
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Development of Trail C,-ee,x

The records OF the custom house az
Northport tell the story OF TRAN Creek de-
velopments for the first five months of the
current year. The figures are:
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want to r1ge them The credit for sklllfuily.
mastery and con- gietsly handling my
ra~e 20 far g. regards symptoms and
Fsarf{ gsslIarH I viii MAKE 81 short.
"My trouble began shout tHsuty years
ago. !. m4s az tas form q c@IaAgT.a il lag
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-29

Never Fail ranges. Spe,ger & HurIbut.
agents.
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CATARRHAL POISON.
Weakness. IE Health and Suffering
From Typical Case OF Catarrh, Az
feciing the Nose, Throat and stomach.

Mrs. N. L. Mcmillan. OF South Mount
Tabor. and whose postoffice address is
Palestine describes her case thus:
Il do not have any objection 20 my
statement being published IL IL win add 10
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-04-04
4 Special Session..

4, this writing the Governor Of
this state in whom is vested the con
s'j'utjoDal power TO convene the leg
i%-laturciu special session, is seriously
considering that subject. The fact
that the ,hirty-cight general assembly
wholly neglected. aud refused to pass
an election bill %remcdying the present
defective law and also refused to
pass a fellow servant bill are the
principal reasons advanced for iusti.
flying a special session Of the Iegis.
Iatlrc, The fact that the last session
wa- wholly in the power OF one of
the most corrupt lohbirs that lla, in.
tested any state is just now being
brought clearly to light and becoming
known 10y the people. That the
h.IgHL of she corrup.toni,ts' influence
should fall 50 severely upon the
tlIriS-eight general assembly. is in.
iccd regretted. But that The power.
iul railroad lobby was thoroughly
%lntrcLched, seems to he established
beyond question. The fact that the
mI,t trivial and unimportanL lcgi,-
iotion occupied the attention Of the
body for hours in serious discussion
WINE Il concurrent resolution involv,
lag the state in n capital removal
contest that if adopted would involve
the state III the expenditure of from
1--we TO ten million dollars could he
passed 10y this railroad lobb, through,
both houses within three hours, gives
an adequate idea of the power WELD.
ed by the lobbyists who had control
Of the assem- ly, Whether Gov.
Stone in calling a special session
could bring about the desired lcgis.
lation is very doubtful.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-04-04

Missouri, the object and general
nature of said petition fled in said
u being the enforcement OF the
lien of the State Of Missouri on the
following real estate to-wit: The
North. west quarter Of the Northeast
quarter and the Northeast quarter
Of the North west quarter OF section
II, township As, range ID described
in said petition, and owned by the
said d~,fendcnts, for certain taxes,
interest and costs levied on said real
property, as in said petition set forth;
and that unless said defendants be
and appear at the next term of said
court, to he holden at the court house
in the City of jefferson, within and
for the county aforesaid, on the
third Monday in May 1898 next, and
on or before the third day thereof (if
the term ,hall so long continue, and
If moi. then before the cu( OF the
term), Judgment will he rendered
against them and the property in
said petition Described soldto satisfy
the same.
1t is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published in The STATE RE-
PUBLICAN a newspaper published in
said county, for four weeks success
lively the last insertion to be at leasI
fifteen days before the commence
mani rf tho upyt farm nf oail rprrt
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-04-04
Election Day.

There has been less interest mani
tested apparently in the election
this spring than for many years past.
While both parties of course, did
some work the candidates did very
little TO advance their own interests.
In years gone by, election days al.
ways proved an event in the lives of
the man without occupation. The
ward bum was always full IN to
his ears with interesting information
for the candidate. lie would usually
take the unsophisticated one aside
aud tell him how thoroughly he had
fixed the boys and how hopeless the
campaign would have been for the
candidate without his influence and
work. This was in the good Old DAYS
when the ward ''bum' peddled tickets
and rushed the ''growlcr.' Since the
adoption of the Australian ballot
law and the corrupt practice act, the
professional politician has lost his oc-
cupation. Election day now is a
weary affair to him. All incentive
for work and interest has been taken
away%rhe voter how goesro1he p0soy,
is provided with ticket that gives the
names of all the candidates. exer-
cises the great privilege of an Amer
lean citizen and cast his ballot
according TO the dictates of his own
conscience. If he is a mugwump he
a scratch TO his hearts content if
a party man of either party, he en-.
JOYS unmolestcd the great American
privilege Of swiping the Democratic
or Republican ticket, and marching
up to the crib dcpositing it with
the Judges, triumphantIy. We have
seen the day in jefferson City when
that was practically impossible. The
influence of the oum being usually
exercised OF the unspphisticatcd
voter and marched up 10 the JUDGES
where lie deposited a "liNed blllot.
Taken altogether. the election on
Tuesday was q, quiet, peacable and
hos oraJie affair. The defeated can
didsles are Just as worthy in the eyes
Of the people now as they were be.
fore Ike election. All could not win,
neither could all he defeated. The
result Of Tuesdays election is as
follows;
The total vote cast was l23l which
wa, Il good vote for this city. The
weather va, cool and damp and not
pleasant FIR party workers but not
w~.thstanding this, they did. pre- tty
well in getting out the vote. Dat Of
the thirt cen candidates elected, the
Rcpub lican, got ten and the Demo.
Gratis three, rs follows:
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-04-04
Sedaiis.

The ~affrontary that has been exhib
tied by Scda'ians for the past sixlec,
wears is something that goes beyond
the understanding Of man. Theii
Gee in carrying through the cap.
ital removal resolution through botl
houses in three hours. apeaks vol.
umes for an adroit and sagacious
lobby. The affrontary in pro missing
the state TO erect buildings for a cap
tol, supreme court, governors man.
sion and atmory, when they them
selves failed to cary out ule contract
they made with Il town in their own
couuty, to build Il court house, is one
of the wonders of the year, That
the servants Of the people, men
elected to the legislature 10 protect
their interests should become the
willing agents of Il real estate syndi-
cate that is attempting to foster
upon the people Of this state a gi-
gantic job of over five or ten millions
dollars debt, passes even our under.
standing. The fact that there were
legal reasons why such a proposition
even considered for one moment or
discussed in either body. There has
never been presented a bunco scheme
that did not possess greater merit
then the scheme that has been thrown
upon the people of this state by the
lobby interested in pushing through
the Scdalia and Chicago land
company swindle. Unless We mis-
take the people of this state the af,
frontcry of Sedalia and the act OF
its lobby and Chicago syndicate Will
be buried SO deep that they them
selves will wonder what hit it.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

uu,. w p.. .l -
whereas Wensei anu Ahh'
ms viz, W lheir es,tai"
ueeu Oh lrusl' uateu Deconipe' o'st'
1851, achnoWieuSe oanua.S oun 1922
ana recorded IN o0ok ~, at page 'oO,
Oh ooie o1uhty heooiuei . oihHe' con
veyeu 10 =, v, fisheI, as unstee, tne
uesviioeu ear es'aee, situate
VI the county oi ooie' STATE Vi Missouri,
INN
Inc s%oulneas. part % private survey
no. z'oi, peg,huing AZ ne northwest
'!fhef OF private survey No. -OoO,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-04-04
The Bridge.

The question of the construction
Of Il bridge across The Missouri river
at His point must soon prove II real.
lza'lon or a failure. For TWO years
now this question has been pushed
10y a part of citizens and it ha,
reached that point where definite re-.
suits must be attained or the hope
OF the bridge forever surrendered.
The Charter granted by congress ex,
pres about the first day of June.
work must actively commence on
or before that day, or the charter
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-04-04
Wheat Prospect.

The prospects for a fine wheat
harvest were never better. The
Galloway bottoms, since the last snow
and rain, are looking beautiful and
reports come from all sections that
the wheat harvest will be a bountiful
one if the present indications go for
anything. The price of wheat is
still at low ebb and the prospects are
not very flattering for a rise. The
hard times and general depression
have forced this cereal down to the
bottom notch, aud the farmer cannot
hope to realize a fortune on his
wheat crop, but he can afford
to have a good crop and get a poor
price. When there is n fine wheat
harvest the cereal is distributed
among the poor and the rich, and the
benefits are much greater than when
the crop is very small and the price
high.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-04-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
(By the Clerk in Vacation)

(BV the Clerk in V1catirn
State Of Missouri.
County of Cole. IS.
FIN the Circuit rourl NJ r,Io ,o,r,v
Missouri. IN ynna, ion Mor So
1851 ""' '''"'
THE STATE OF Nj souri,. nj
Tho brI,.r.r and =. e. ~ ~.