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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31
sEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

ONE MAN Rs. e = ..s. s.s.' ,5ss- -: TSs1 Ss1
1I-ala NIGG 9.--E . 4 ala111l11 @1E1s8-a1E e41
q - NGll aa1 g1ly EgrE 1o1 . psE csT-
y 2 wa . r srr -z1-as-llz - efefy sl1lsll 2 =
trtel sEG t,Wl IN t-s s-aies A11rsaz 6.9x 3D.
X4TAS gED-I5s EoP ? ezs-s a. TIE yzr1s q
w T. GFse1 a-i1zs- q Or-r az n14@z 1orl1
% zslsm- Vii pay rzL1E p-tcsz IL go0o
plGasra ApDlV " !. L1Es=1- yard % 20
Foss q -trs1Al-r. % STATE =. rals11- 7-G--5s
TOR ALA " TzADE-A god mare and
III - I'll trs.se BJr = Eezs1 and oz-s- - n
L1srtLeE. 7l1ap IL a11-tio1- "a 81
LsJE sALE-A suck o ri ItnEry gods no
il IlO1s and Ls1lss' u1czrs ear saso store
lxt1rez- Have b-z1 = c1.i4e@- tea ysA I.
AID ceslrs - rs-iIs- Ac1rsss Ea-s- GEOEiE 4
&c. - so41gz, u 1--s-4ns
AGOSEY ~ DUAS-C. Nara Boon =.
VI ra-l once o.oek- uL
IsUR SALE OF. TRADE-IEo hundred acres
Il - sErzz n eu4LIysill1 and - &eraz gTEo
az Eza1GFs. WIlh ru1E1uE EzIzr tne year
rO1Lsc, vii irzc= 1gr 5laeras good land near
sLzIao-4 IN pzrz pz.y EE-E1L- L14 are o. 4c0rsss
. - hAskLs. PsFry 1ale, FO-k e0znLy, VI.
4 thEL-TIAs sCLESCE-Llssrssurs oS a.
~ @A14ls o1 sac and Christian Sezs1es ser
tl5z4 - szo Lzl,-Tby slr5zs. e5EEer O1snn=keG2-
4 LAEFEE PAPEE-L-arse % oG heavy orOEn
" srsslpLLs PsPzF ~ =@ae c4s2p- just tns
4aEns ~ puIglEiE 1-11zr csrp~Ls. C44l a. Jour
-. oz-les-
SrTELl4A SHEENAS - TypSTTftEag and
- CBgln n1eEc1zl sE=1OgTzP1y. O1cs, rom
-, Gray o4ock. lie ussI u EOrE dooe Al res
solaoiz n4sss- A1s
APEEs.- portland, sscrsms1Eo, zSSGLls-
1sOJnzz ana san Era1casco p PEN On szi-
hOpTs rosbJ-1oe OLoscE
NOTICE To rC D5L LEIbERS--Ihs Daily
~ UEezoulAn vii os delivered for L1c Per
eek DaiIy an1 sunday 3e per TssZ- Co--
lecslons VIII BE- EA1s weekly. r. A. 6@E=r,
agent - In
Tx EICdAS6k-A nrst-cLzss grain farm,
situated in the = zunOEz JaaEss River F4l-
s-y, SOIEh DzEOr =, c-Jas 70 good msrzes- \ ~
exchange lOr properly 4oO1I czLeEn- Address
H. care sJ11ELaL-
I r. FLsHER. SeEspz per Adysrt1s-lg Ags1E-
IL. q AeEcnzuLs' EXclz1gs. san FraDeA-eo
Il Uur sCtEOEIZsd agent LES paper "A KEPT
on lie In nts Office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice q HEREBY q zen that the annual
meet lnz OF The tal'ltal Cons sol1dztsd cold and
silver aiming CON peny, VI TIE Czty Of salem.
OREGON. viii d nzld al toe once O1 the coU-
pany, IN said city On the secDld thursday T.
Ins nth day u August, lsa5, At o'clDeE p,
a., Tor Lhs elec ion o. dtreS.Ofz. suo such
other Business ~ may es5ms OslOrs the meet
ing.
J. II. HAAS, SEC
saism Or. July "a lss5 7-z4-Ev
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31

Mat. q Iay is not eOntsnt 10 be cen
ator from Pennsylvania but il making
the effort of his life 70 be chairman Of
the state central COMMITTEES. Amer
holding Mr. Q8sy up for high crimes
and misdemeaHorR since years, the
Democratic papers Of that state are
backing him In his fight fOr the state
eflsirnanship- They are sharp enough
10 ses the evil effect II Would have on
the Republican party. Few persons
understand that a county chairman
or q state chairman hAs often mose in-
fiuenee Ia best ySing patronage than
senator. OF course, that is all Quay
wants Of IL. No one eyer heard Of bis
uttering q sentiment or introducing an
act above the level Of the spOils trough.
Quay should not be content TO De sen
stOr and chairman from Pennsylyania.
He should get himself nominated for
president 10 order that the people Of
the whole United States might have q
chance 70 reward his great statesman
ship N 1t deserves. But the Repubii-
can party Of the nation is in no danger
Of taking = step backward in the type
Of morality Of its standard bearers. L,
has plenty Of good men besides the
Quay -Elkins stripe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31

Ths nsv nalisDury oAbinei y called
"a esl,insi ga fauillsH 1'hs premier
psleclsd two nspbsss snd sop'ls'lsw
- nlslabsgs VI tns asbissl Chami'sr
lsln i.as sslseisd bis sos sad lvo o.hsis
" hls family foF under ssefsssrsa, Tho
thlea .sklnnsa bssfy togy sdallplsiis
llon sssms 10 plaos iis msin fsllsnes
ap0n nspoilsli, nHslsfly sllsnes ana
lnseliyllf'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY 70 TOLEDO, } -
Lucas COUNTY,
Frank J. Cheney makes. oath that
be is the senior partner OF the 1rm OF
f. J. Cheney & Co., doing business 10
the city Of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case OF cataTrb that can
nst be cured by the use Of HALLS Cat
zrTh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
10 my presence, this .6thlday Of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1885.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31

HAll'sCAtarrh Cure IL taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and Imu-
cOus surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. J. CHEsY a Co., Toledo, o.
BaS- Sold by druggists, 75c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31

Az Eassern OEsgoe nen1h~r q the
..ste press aesoeistioo says ths meeting
at Newport wa ''shoTs asd dry, due
p-obasly 70 TIE fses that ne peoP1s q
Newport hsd made 10 psepazz'iOns 70
sstertsfr the visitorz.D The fact i TIE
peopIs Of NeEport made very credit
abe efisrts to eutsnain the state pres
assoesatjou. ard OBiy rsgFstssd that cut
o( the two HUNDRED publications MT
over twenty were represented h'y set1Ai
editors. There wss sbs usEAl numher
Of representatives,, b1i after al were
e,1nted nos half the places a. the elan
bake o. excursions, - EeneFO0sly pro
yided, we're filed The truth is that
the editorial sssoeisti0n sseDed AZ
utterly eouziose aud brAiniess ssserr-
slnzs, with 3 few rare exespti9Is.
Mot Of them we're not reWspspsr ufu
o. even 'aj01Tnalists" and they bad 10
q shred Of program except 70 elect the
same set pretty nearly ihrosZho1t to
the oelees again. After shis intsrTies
Of the Eastern Oregon editor in ths
OrsEoniAn, land that was al that tie
Orsgonlsn did print shool the messing
as Newport the next community tia
IsezIEed upon to sntsr1ain the literary
elite OF Oregon journalism will BE- very
careful h0w It sxerts itself. The peo-
PIE of Newport sxerted tbemselys.
nobIy and the Jack fass] so1 of Ps0dis
ton probably Jared better tasn be evef
will again If be eones this way. But
Il would wrench his mighty small in
telIeet to tell ths truth, &nyhOw.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
SiskiYou County, Cal.

About fifty miles north OF
Mt. Shasta, twenty miles from
the California & Oregon R. h.
Steam, sulphur and hot mud
baths. Cure for rheumatism,
skin diseases and stomach and
all stomach troubles. Fishing,
hunting, climate ana scenery
unsurpassed. Fine stone ho-
tel. Delightful place to spend
the summer. For particulars
address EDISON BROS,
Beswick, Cal. Props
5TSm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31
A Nigh LiVsr

usuaiiy has = bsa hgvf, he IL blli
0,ss, oOnsiiApted, has indigestion And
dyppelais. ~ there Il 40 ofEHni,
uouDis = iss dosas ~ Fsrks lsgTs OuTs
sili toms hlm up. fafks' nuTs Cufs
TIE oniy iiYrI aud kidnsy cure ~
coil pB = pssltife guarantees. fnos
li.Op, h0id Nv Lupn a bnDka ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer I'm Groceries, Paints,
Oils. Window Glass, Farnishes
and the most complete stock Of
Brushes Of all Kinds i'm the
state. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and shingles and
finest Quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31

Tbsgs AIs ilIIab nlllrs VI EsilnAd ~
thu pullpd rlstss
lhrfs ass ~. .sa6, ,hs0t rails used ~
0pfsf lhls afouNd,
lnels 49, bls, ~, ls1 llss lased ~ bipd
ihSae rails tiHeiAsf, bui nO Hueb
aiiiVunii hgneYsf, n lsl sifed ~ bad
the hsaIis ~ ihs lfsfeiinH publie ~ llis
Taos that ihs Mlsr9nain Jenllai llnes
laTulsh sglEIi0f laailtlaa 0p ~ tilslI
.tislns bst : een 80 Pea snd Chloaaq,
. hlcl iufM e.aes o.lan6piipns 9Th AZ
nnsa ~ ilf eGsi sad aQsih.
hsks : nDls ~ a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31

LpJE sAi.E-A sG0cE q ri ItrEEy goods. 10
il L1O1s and Ls1iss' u1czrs ear als0 store
lxturez Have b-z1 tl cZ.iaes. tea ysz :
aud ces1rs - x -tre Ac1rsss 4 - 5EJE.tI Il
EEgE- ~ cz1syz- u 1--a-An@
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31

WAN fED-IE zop ? lEs-s a. t1s yzr1s q
w a, GFeez a-tzsz- q Dr- az s4zz 1oEl6
% aslsm- Hll pay r1L1E pEicSz IL goDc
plgasrs AnIsy " 7. Er@=1- yard. o 20
tCss q -trsaA s.r- - --zts = S4ls11- 7-sG--51
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-31

lux SALE OF. IEADE-Iwo hundred acres
L - sErzz N eulLivatly1 ard - acraz ETEb
.rzE pzs1arz. EIzE ru1E1IE water tns year
rg1Lsc, vii tracz -gr 5l1erzs good L416 near
slz.aOz In part zyE1snL- Inquire o. Scdress
. y HAakIE. Psrry czle, FO-k county, W.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
NORTHWEST NEWS.

The French consular agency 9t Port
Townsend has been abolished.
Lieut. Gen. sschofieki will visit the army
poets In this stale next summer.
The Harry Hayward on triad at Minnie
aEolfs is not the Spokane theatrical man
ager.
Eastern Washington sent twenty-one
carloads OF supplies to the Nebraska aa-
ferers.
Gus Swartx, Northern Pacific employs,
was killed By a train last Saturday. In
Lincoln county.
The Sunday Sun, a btackmail paper at
Spokane, has been suppressed through the
efforts OF the Ministerial Association.
The Eastern Oregon and Washington
Firemen's Association Is TO hold it's first
meeting and tournament at WaIia walia
on June next.
A young man from Japan will take a
four years course of instruction In Amer
lean dairy and creamery methods at the
Satsop creamery. one of the best in this
state.
The fight among the Populists In IAu-
coin county Is at fever heat. The meet
ing called to be held at Davenport on
Washingson's birgsssaas- by the Pops cut
side the breastworks to rub 1t into the
little ring" that has control OF the Of
ices promises TO be an exciting event.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
A SNsN OLE THE TIMES.

The candidacy OF ex-Goy. pattison
for mayor OF Philadelphia was with a
view to booming him for the pg~sidesl-
slai nomination next year. pattlson
was elected governor OF Pennsylvania
as Democrat over Deiarnater. on re-
form ticket. and II was expected that
he would sweep Philadelphia in just the
saane way as he did the state. Instead.
he has been defeated by an slnpFece-
dented Republican majority. Chair
man Harrity. Of the Democrats Ma
tlonai committee. conducted rattison's
campaign. and he WAS admitted IT, be
she strongest candidate the Democrats
reuld select. lie Is no longer a rresi-
dental possibility. Neither = Carlisle,
who has been q failure as secretary of
the treasury. nor Stevenson. who seems
to have become an utter nonentity
Isaac +. Gray. Indlana's Democratic
leader. Is dead. ex-Ssov. Boies. OF ioga.
has dropped out Of sight. and Gov. Ait
geld. 81 Illinois, has turned Populist.
The Democratic warehouses; are ell un-
available.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
Why People starve In London.
London Letter.


The beautiful Countess Warwick. who
Till recently Was known not altogether
pleasantly as Lady Brooke, made Soma
remarks a while ago on TIE tsslpoverlshe 4
condition Of the aris;ocracy. from which
the descriptive phrase splendid pau
reFs" Was cn,led Al once as label Tor
the discussion that ensaad. Last nigh.
this lady gave bal pcaire 70 aaa guests
al WARWICK castle. tae accounts Of which
ehranlc1e "a display OF wealth and Iaxn-
rious outlay ret eassalej since the famous
EgIintoa tournament A whole carsoas.
~ flowers Eram the Riviera was ore OF
tae minor features OF this costly repro
Suction OF the I<sais Quinze period, In
which sae countess herself agnrsd as the
yoafhgus Marie Aatnaette. Less space "a
given .n the papers 20 The fact that, with
unparalleled protraetion % snow and hl,-
ter cola 10 I&naon, there Is ar averages
Of twc lnaeesis daily on eases OF starva.
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
Socialism and Beer.
Naxxy Ycrx sTrah,pa


It would be a mistake to imagine
that it is only IN the United States
that an unhoiy alliance exists between
socialism and beer Their connection
Is OF a stin closer and more intiissolu-
bic character In the Old World That
this Is the case has been shown by the
victory which the Socialists of Berlin
have just won over the master brewers
of that metropolis. Since May day last
year a fierce struggle has been raging
between producer and Socialist con-
sumner This arserry war began by the
master brewers diminishing a number OF
their workmen who had absensed them
selves on the first or May without
leave. The Socialist leaders thereupon
established a boycott against seven of
the largest brsweries. Instructions
We're issued to the Comrades" warning
them not to drink any Of the beer turn
ed out by the boycosted breweries. the
embargo ultimately extending to the
restaurants and hotels where bottled
beer Of the offending firms was sold.
The brewers retaiiased by orga MIXING
a union as well as an alliance with the
inn and salccgaaSce PEERS. the latter agree
ing to close their premises TO all So
ctaiists. while the brewers In turn
pledged themselves under penalty not
to supply beer 10 any publican who al
lowed Socialists 10 frequent his prem
Uses, And 50 fhe quarrel developed into
Titanic struggle. and one Of endur-
ance. That II has finally resulted in
thu complete surrender of abe brewers
constitutes an eloquent tribut. 10 the
drinking capacity OF the Socialists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
rnorr1s OF rmE nEAr..

The M~gan~isoshsehlid syndicate Of
bond ard gold apsSsiiators are now pat
ting the bonds purchased in the late
secret deal ngsde with President Clsve-
hand and Secretary Carlisle upon the
market, They are Offering 10 sell these
bonds al sfissS. for each 500 bond
They paid. ar have agreed ~ pay. the
treasury fer the issue little less than
sIelae for each $40 beaia. Thus the
syndicate VIII make clear profit NJ
s7.ss on each 500 bond. ar. on the sss,-
Be-. 900 purchased. an aggregate pgofit
III sa.sa2.:sa
These r2aiTty year 1 per cent. bonds
are being offered at about per cent
above the rrIce at which United states
pee cent. bends duo in 1897 were
Qaia.sed yesterday in Wall street. They
are worth at least per cent. more than
the price az whseh they are offered. lt
TIE WALL street price he taken rs
basis. They will Is sreesilty grabbed
~ fsrat Investors besh IN New
York and Esaroge. There is no issue of
Ike value on che snarkess % the world
to-day.
Is II set o strange proceeding fFusn
sny pssins % We've Has tae<e been ase~
aaate reason. has there been any good
eSSase given b. the administration. az
any 81 It's supporters. why this issue az
t>cads was secretly negotiated ard scaa
a. 80 gsvss s saeFisao@ both or naomey
and credit Has any body vclantse~ess
~ sxpl@ia WHY the former and usual
coarse os calling for competitive lids
f~ heasis was abandoned for back
reesn deal with foreign money lenders
II SO Il has s,os heea made pahssc.
surely tue national credit mast nave
heSa deemed az saw ehh: sAe csna.
dence 50 ths franSsa, world must bare
been eanshse~ed as raseiv disturbed.
~@asz sae president os the United States
ass "a chief financial ossicer felt them.
selves competed - seek and secure the
sesyssssas 81 swwlxa bead ard gsssi hrsak
ers NJ 3 commission Of So rsev eens
"a sales. When she snssae hss.erv ~
sfssz assault ugssa TIE eww~sik % ear g,,v.
eminent and tbs sesTarsysy- stag~wr.ssgr
81 sseSz e. wssaa !fs integrity was esx1.
nae1 sasa. - ever. Re written. sae~s
viii Be fess<3 os national essx~ae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
Accomplices.
Mar Ynrk Srrn

IL there Is spark OF chivairy in the
soul OF the Hon. Grover Cleveland. he viii
travel night and day by the swiftest con-
veyances available. in order to be at the
side OF LiliuokaIani Deminis when that
wretched woman IL put on trial for trea-
son.
She II his victim.
When Paramount Blount reached Hon
oluiu as the personal representative and
agent OF Mr. Cleveland. Mrs. Dominis was
in position to make terms for herself
with the Dole provisional government
She was In q position to secure for her
self future of safety and comfort. with
an income far exceeding the needs OF any
one woman. 1t is generally understood
that at the time OF Blount's arrival Mrs.
Dominis contemplated a sensible and
prudent course OF action. and that, upon
the advice OF her counsel. Paul Neumann,
she was on the point OF renouncing her
ridiculous pretensions to royalty. undAr a
satisfactory arrangement with the Ha-
waiian government. Negotiations to that
end were privately In progress; but Par
amount Blount. acting for his principal
In Washington City. and assuming to ex-
ert an influence he could not lawfully ex-
ercise. blocked the way for an amicabie
arrangement and started the unfortunate
woman upon the downward path, which
has ended in her present plight.
Make the best Of the situation" was
the advice of Liliuokalani's true friends,
'and secure for yourself a comfortable
and respectable future"
''You shall be queen or nothing" was
Biount's reply in substance. sit is Grover
Cieveiand's will. He has said it,
The deluded woman took the advice
from the White House. Now she is not
queen: she Is nothing but . prisoner on
trial for her life. She Is the victim OF
Grover Cleveland. and his place is at her
side.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
ONE THING Is SETTLED.


70 IL Well worth Knew1ng Now Ina'
Grip II Strfklnx Down Feshie People.
The economy Of . nation = disturbed
when great amounts OF money are acAru-
ed saaeAf OF beng kept IN tree carcuaa-
esuc TIE ecur1cEny Of TIE human BODY
suffers when the blood = stored up 70
certasn organs Whale ofhers have scazcefy
enUszxh 70 i've on This hoaxssfn< OF blood
a called congestion and II Is one o. the
dangers Of the present outbreak OF grip.
II Affects lungs. stomach and bowels
ccngesfson unrs lsesed nscoln.s nan s,
knows wesa< tiAt means when the cer-
tews OF life are affected Tat growing
sparness across the chest. thA1 pAksdul
sersEe OF fulineg IN the head ara Signs tnaS
the Strip has had IT'S Clutches upon yurs
Pure Malt WHISKY" writes Mr.. z. Aiex-
amber. OF Malvern. Ia, N Is the besS
medicine for the grip. and We must aase
NJ
sxs,.-,,sss az h9ood. the circulation is equal
i1exi the appet5te shaFpened ana the cages-
sSon inaprovest by chs wholesome and
helpfal stfrnsahnt. That explains ITS un-
broken success in cascs Of grfn
Nothkng which does less VIII ward on
the grip and no product OF mortal skill
can DO more. subjected TO the stern test
OF experiences Dufrs Pure Malt WHISKY
has established itself firmly IN the es-
rearr, OF physicians and laymen. feeling
its STRENGTHENING snfiuence. wonder wnat
they would do without II In these bleak
winter days when grip il in the air.
Nobody need try 20 do wathnut 1t. fcr
ergerS and druggists always nave II III
stock. knowing that confidence In fts use
fuiress has bred q steady demand aor e.
tain remedies. There are only = few. the
yaiue Of which Is beyond dispute. Dunys
Malt Whisky Is among thena
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
SEATTLE. THURSDAY, FEB. Ell.
The RAILROAD BILL.

The report from Olympia to the effect
uhat there has been a wheat trust or
Uaxsized which fs attempting 20 force
che passage Of the Helm bill. Is inter-
sitting. but not particularly important.
The members of the legislature should
consider In the matter not alone the In
teresf OF the men WHO are said Ia be
Adding wheat for q rise. nor the In
ferests OF the railroads. They should
consider solely the interests OF the peo-
gle and of the state. Those interests
would certainly not be best suhserved
by passing an unjust and oppressive
measure designed to benefit a wheat
trust or anybody else. But on the
other hand. the legislature would hard
1y be justified In refusing TO pass q rea-
snnabse bill giving to the people rea-
aonabie measure of relief simply be-
cause II would incidentally benefit some
men who happened 70 s,e holding large
amount OF wheat in anticipation of
rise in price or OF reduced railroad rates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
DIR. DARRIN ARRIVED.
He Has Taken O6lces In Seattle ~ Ho-
tel stevens for . short Time
Only.


One Of the celebrated and well known
Drs. Darrin has arrived in this city, and
has opened offices in Hotel Stevens, cor
ner Front and Marion streets, for short
time only, February 20 to March 2. for
the accommodation of the afflicted In this
vicinity, who cannot afford by their time
and business TO visit them at their head
Office, Hotel Chalberg. Tacoma. where they
are permanently located.
DIR. Darrin makes q speciality of treat
ing by electricity all diseases OF the eye.
ear, nose or throat. catarrh, deafness,
bronchitis, la grippe. consumption. dys-
pepsda, constipation. heart. liver and kid
ney diseases, and permanently cures all
diseases OF the genito-urinary organs, in
either sex. such a.. syphilis. blood taints.
scrofula, gonorrhoea. gleet structure. SEM
inal weakness. spermatorrhoea, less OF
manhood, and loss Of desire or sexual
power, in man or woman.
All peculiar female troubles irregular
menstruation, ieucorrhoea, dssplaoemanfs.
ETC.. are cenfidentially treated. as well as
all acute, chronic, private. and nervous
diseases Of whatever nature, n durable.
no case taken il not.
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PROM Mr.. CLEVELAND TO MES.
UOMIEIS.

NJ o~ar Ma pouans2: / ~riss yca 70
ray
Taxs sfse way you've eone back On me =
no sort II way
n, srea4 q good friend who - uysng
TO %
The fess he knew how - rsssoruss you
Thsse free-bcrn Azners1u dtissu nce
ina cause Il me queen: ana havs kicked
Like a mnle
Against their attempts 70 knock ont your
rule.
I have foustn as.an& uunDsA sna nrm
by any SIDE
asAnas Waxter Queen Gresham. my hnps
and my prsde.
We two against nzKnnn. and oufy 0r
Tzzx yoa should so back On ~. On. Dorm
Sr1ss.
Ton ls1ve ssunped like ny hard III BY
tina frnx-
Ana you and your scaars and throne
have been Lost.
Not last by cur doing. All mol Had you
ssxacd
As hruniy as we have. your cause would
be- good:
Not soiay or tomEr0w. but some tizne
Tia cheese in tss Sandwich. I'm ouen OF
the sea-
But now. AIRS. Domlnaz just wr1ts 70
say
You've treated me badly by <his kind d
play.
10 beware of the vitiers." the young
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