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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-11-11
New Millinery.

New Millinery.
Our new fall stock of millinery has
arrived and we invite the ladies to in.
spect il. The new sty les are lovely, and
prices were NEVER so Low.
Respectfully,
MRS. Nj. l.. O'DELL
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-11-11

stolen.
Stolen, from the Farmers Sheds the
night of the republican rally, one red
plaid A horse blanket; also dark blue
carriage cushion made on wood frame
with side wings to cushion. will give
$1,000 for any information that will lead
to the party or parties that took either
the blanket or cushion.
LEW SHOwERMAN,
73t2 Farmers Sheds.
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Money,

Money.
Money to loan on real estate.
13tf. II. l.. Mcneil.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-11-11

Two Good Farms
For sale on easy terms by the Paw Paw
Savings Bank. [42tf
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-11-11

or sale.
A farm of 100 acres located one mile
north and one-half mile east of Bloom
ingdale, Michigan. Will sell cheap for
cash, or will give time on part if de-
sired. THos. CLARAGE IL Son,
3Stfl Kalamazoo, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-11-11

Eight or ten good work horses for
sale. Time given TO responsible pur-
chasers. Enquire of e. +. Gilman or
j. w. Free. Paw Paw, Mich. 40tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
Court Notes.

James Shields. native Of Canada. was
admitted 70 citizenship yesterday pE
Judge Langley.
An order OF default was made by Judge
eisoern yesterday II the dlEorce cssS u
Cora Eastwood rs. Charles Eastwood.
motion for a new trial OF the case Of
Barseh vs. the Rogers Tailoring company
was denied by Judge Humes yesterday.
Trial OF the case OF James B. Murphy
rs. w ID. O'T00le and others was set
down by Judge Osborn for December =
Mrs. J. A. Blakney yesterday waived
her right 10 administer The estate OF her
husband. John a. Blakney. ana asked
that James c. Spur be appointed. The
estate was valued at s5s5
An inventory OF the estate OF Esther
NJ Browne was hled yesterday IN me pro-
bate department OF the superior court.
tent OF N,oSs.50 were also nled-
IN the case OF II. G.. Clay VS.. James NJ.
Matthews 81 al. Judgment WAS yesterday
given By Judge Osborn in favor or plain
tiff in the sum OF 81. 1850, SO attorney
fees and for foreclosure OF a mortgage
In the case of Thomas &. Hardin. re-
ceiver OF the Farmers Insurance Com
pany. VS.. W. A. Yates and wife Judg-
ment was yesterday rendered IN favor OF
sia.ss.
An order confirming sale of real estate
was made BY Judge Langley yesterday IN
the case Of NJ. Dreer vs.. ID. 5. Kelly e al
The property sold consists OF lot y, block
/. Olive addition, and was bid IN oy pam
tiff for 81 .S9l 80.
\ decree was signed by Judge Langley
yesterday in the case of James Moran vs.
Rees p. Daniels and wife and others, CIV
ing judgment for plaintiff in the sum OF
Sl,6S0. $40 attorneys fees, and for the fore
closure of n mortgage.
The viii of Sarah Ann Harvey was yes
terday filed for probate. she died IN &C
tober of the present year and left an es,
tate worth sl.eo0 10 her dear friend.
Daniel +. Davis, OF Seattle. Frank l.
Van Nice is nominated as executor with
out bonds.
An order confirming sale was made yes
terday BY Judge Langley in the case OF
Augusta y. Dreer vs.. ]. II. Putnam ct
al The land sold consists OF $50 acres in
section H. township p north, range
east: II was purchased by the piaintin
for sl,SiS.SS.
An order confirming sale of real estate
was made by Judge Langley yesterday in
the case of Winfield s Smith vs.: Virginia
Russell CT al. The property sold consists
of eighty-three lots In Commercial street
Motor addition, which were bid in by
plaintiff for $500.
remittItur was received by the supe-
rior court from the supreme court yes
terday In the case of George +. Milliken
VS. George F. Gund, affirming the decis-
ion of the lower court. BY this decree
Milliken is entitled 10 recover rrom q. +.
Gund. and Andrew Heinrich and F:
Kerschner, as sureties, the sum or
81. 039 30.
The following cases were continued by
Judge Osborn yesterday until December
p: Appeal of John Parkinson VS.. Board OF
State Land Commissioners, John Parkin-
son ct al. VS.. Columbia & Puget Sound
Railroad Company, appeal OF John Park
inson, Board Of Land Commissioners. Sc
attic Lake Shore e. Eastern Railway
Company VS.. Columbia & Puget Sound
Railway Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
A DAWN THE COURTS.
WIS ANNA ERICksoN's RECITAL
or HER DOMESTIC TROUBLES.
Mrs. Abigail J. Seayey TO De Paid Ter
Property Taken ny the City-Ed-
ward Bailey Given Judgment
Against the SackI2an-Phiilips In
1e.fment Company for 10000
Judge Osborn Sets Aside a Yer
dict.

Anna Erickson yesterday sued Henry
Erickson for a divorce on the ground OF
erneIty. Ias parties 70 the action were
married IN Sweden on October ., 1SSz. III
rne year 1885 The Ericksols came 10 Sc
attic. and soon thereafter Ar. Erickson,
II Is alleged, began 10 neglect MS VIE and
refused 20 support her. Mrs Erickson
alleges that for the past six years she has
been compelled 70 earn her own living and
also TO contribute several hundred dollars
toward the support OF the defendant II
Is further stated Ehas he IS an able-oodied
man and is capable, Il he 50 desired, OF
earning good wages. tai WTaen defendant
works and earns a few dollars ne spends
Il for beer and whisky. and While 50 in
toxscated he would come home and beat,
choke and abuse his wife. Mrs. Erickson
saws she mas s.sod the treatment until her
health has been seriously impaired, and
she nnally has left hira. Sae confesses
shat she considers her lie IN danger. She
asks for a divorce and that she be de-
elared the owner OF 800 worth OF house
hold goods, which she purchased with her
own earnings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
In.tIt in the Flood.

TIE heavy rains 90 yesterday again
brought the rivers mp and people IN The
flooded districts are watching anxious'y.
fearing repetition ct the high waters
which prevailed Daring the early part %
fhe week Up along the lire % the Grea {
Northern the damages done by the Hood
have already been repaired The people
in Some OF fho smat phases along The line
in many cases ran short on provisions. \
wRu from r uoia' wei up On the mount
ains. vha MAS telling bis experiences yes
fa-5ly during the floods 30 a knot % lis
trrer4. graphically described some OF tire
events Sic ha3 told ahou, h.s house
floating OF 1ouD stream ard Bow he had
co climb a tree to keep cut OF the wet.
Aet ha allu'f fuf'y Evt she sympathy %
tae crowd 1utC Pc s8i3 ere aaod washed
away his ,ast ease oc Ba.ner besr. ard
taat De coala't ser ans m1va for three
weeks
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GIVEN BY DR.. COPELANN
Symptoms Most Frequently Presented ~
Catarrf Sufferers.
Expert Treatment With cure =,
Fee-Rare OF So Month-Tras Treatment Free 60
Those Applying in Person

Great numbers of people suffer from
the malign poisons OF catarrh. as from
other subtle chronic maladies without any
correct or definite idea Of the nature OF
their affection. The following symptoms
have been carefully arranged BY DR.. Cope
land TO enable many sufferers TO under
stand just what il is THAI ais them. Many
diseases. known under various specific
names, are really OF a catarrhal origin
and nature. Every part OF the mucous
membrane. the nose. throat. eyes. ears.
head, lungs. stomach. liver. bowels. KID
neys and bladder. are subject 10 disease
and blight by catarrh. The proper course
for sufferers is this: Read these symp-
toms carefully over. mark those that ap-
ply 10 your case, and bring this with YOU
to DR.. Copeland. IL YOU live away from
the city. send them BY mail and ask for
mail treatment. In either instance, and
whether by mail or Office treatment. the
patient may be assured Of the speediest
relief and cure possible 70 medical science.
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CATARRH OF THE rARs

Catarrh extends from Ire thp,., =.
the EHslachan tubes into the es~s Asa1s
ing aeteciive hearing. Speedy ara s.as.
Pc nSlvc cure by the Copeland <vss 49,. 'asz.
Is your hearing falhngF
DO your ears disclaimer
DO your ears Itch ana burns
Is the wax dry Ia the earsss
Are you grad Sally setting aaas-.
Are the ears dry and Scalygs
Have your pain behind he ear.~.
Is there throbbing ia the essrss;.
Is there huzzlng sound hesras.
DO yea have ringing IN the ears~s
Are there cracking sounds hearise
is your hearing bad cloudy dav.~.
do you have earache 0secaSsonsls..-
Do ears hurt when YOU blow
ncSe2" taas
DO you constantly hear noises IN go.
Are thore sounds like steam &C. - - !.
Hear better some days than othsv.k
Do noises in your ears kesa =.
awake?'' Ss ~
When you blow nose do thu -.
crack2" a' eafs
Is hearing worse when You bsv.
col6F'' Aaoe
rs roaring like waterfall In the heaa~
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Judgment for edward Bailey.

In the case OF Edward Bailey VS.. the
Saekman-Ph,Illps Investment Company
the Guarantee Loan and Trust Company
ct al. decree was signed yesterday CIV
ing plaintiff judgment against the Sack
nlan-Philiips Investment Company. W. K.
Philips, Joseph W. Philips EAzaoeth w.
Saclman and the Guarantee Loan and
Trust Company IA the sum OF $4,000. in
terest and 500 attorneys fees. 1t IS de-
creed that Bailey have the first mortgage
len upon the property morrSaged, and
that the property be sold and the proceeds
be applied 10 the payment OF Bailey 5
Judgment. 1t is further decreed that the
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company. by
Jacob f'urth. its assignee, have judgment
against the Sackman- Phillips Investment
Company in the sum OF s2S1S.79. The lat
ter judgment is a len upon defendant )
property subsequent. subordinate and in
fer!or 10 that of Baiiey's.
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IN FAVOR or MRS. SEAyEY.
Judge Humes Says She Must BE Paid
for Her Property.

Abigail j. SeaYey VAS awarded Judg-
ment in the sum or $3,9l2 against the city
OF Seattle yesterday by Judge Humes. In
1859 the city directed the widening OF Sec
ond avenue, and l. =. Andrews, s. L.
Crawford and l.. j. Coiman were appoint
ed appraisers to assess the damages 10 be
awarded property owners for parts OF lots
taken along that thoroughfare IN order
that the street might be wldened- They
reported that the property of Abigail j.
Seayey had been damaged TO the extent
OF $3.50. No part of tbs sum has since
been pad. She was awarded Judgment for
the principal sum Of $3.50 and interest
from September u, 1883, which brings the
total amount OF the judgment up TO
e QI2 81
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City Hall Notes.

A building permit was yesterday issued
10 Mrs. McCord, to put up building ID
feet wide. y feet long and feet high,
value of 500, at ia Chestnut avenue.
petition for free water was filed yes
terday with the city clerk by c. A. Still
we'll. He said he had not done any work
since September IS. and was having a
hard time 10 support an invalid wife and
three children.
Secretary Grout of the civil service COM
mission was correcting examination pa
pers yesterday. One applicant for posi-
ton on the police force defined a var
man spelled correctly four words out of
twenty.
The claim against the city of Spur &
Wilmott for S3,011.f5 balance unpaid on
way between First avenue and Occidental
avenue, was regularly filed yesterday with
the city clerk. This action was taken
by the contractors in consequence OF the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
CATARRH OF THE BRONCHIAL
TUBES.

When catarrh OF the head and throat Is
left unchecked. II extends down the wind
pipe into the bronchial tubes and In time
attacks the lungs. Speedy and inexpen sive
cure by the Copeland system.
Have you cough?'
Are you losing fesh?"
do you cough at niGhtT'
Have you pam in side?"
DO you take cold easiiy2"
us your appetite variahle3"
Have you stitches in side?"
DO you cough until you gagP"
do YOU raise frothy material?"
do you cough on going 20 bedP"
do you cough in the morning.
Are YOU low spirited az times2"
DO you spit mp yellow matterT'
''Is your cough short and hacking?'
do you spit up small, cheesy lumpsy'
"Have you disgust for fatty foods?"
els there tickling behind the paiate2"
do you feel you are growing weaker -
us there a burning pain in the throat 80
Have you d pain behind the breast
bone?"
do you cough worse night and morn
ing?"
"Do you have TO sit up at night to get
breathg'
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

Catarrh of the stomach IL usually caas
ed by swallowing poisonous mncus. vAls
di ops down from the head and throal &
night Speedy and inexpensive cure b. IA
Copeland system.
rs there nausea9'
"Are you costivee"
as there vomiting7"
do you belch up gas?'
Have you waterhrash~
Are YOU light-headed?"
"Is your tongue coated~'
do you hawk and SPITE"
us there pain after eating2"
Are you nervous and weak"
DO you have sick headachesy'
DO you bloat up after eatlngw
lis there disgust for hreakfaar
"Have you distress after eating
''fs your throat filled with slsfae~
do you at times have diHrrtsd~
Us there rush OF blood to the hnAr
when you get up suddenly are rsa D.
zy2''
"Ts there a gnawing sensation ID ssr-
ach %
Peel as II you had Lead In sf1mafhT
"When the stomach Is empty feel faint
"Do YOU belch material hist bufn
throat9"
az stomach Is fun do you i~l o.
pressed?"
rs there constant bad taste n mouth
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CATARRH OF HEAD AND THROAT.

The most prevalent form of catarrh
results from neglected colds. Speedy and
inexpensive cure by the Copeland system.
lis the breath foul2'
us the voice husky
do you spit ND slime7''
do YOU ache all overg
do you snore at night2
do you blow out scahs"'
Us the nose stopped up2
Does your nose dischargcGN
Does the nose bleed easily?'
do crusts form In the noscP"
us the nose sore and tenoer2'
do you snecze a great deal~'
lis this worse toward nightH'
Does the nose itch and hurng'
us there pain In back of head2"
'Is there pain in front of headT'
us there pain across the eyes2''
us there tickling in the throat9"
us your sense of smell leavingT'
do YOU hawk TO clear the throat"
''Is there a dropping in the throat?"
as the throat dry In the morning."
''Are you losing your sense Of faster"
''Do you sleep With your mouth open?"
'Does your nose stop up toward night?''
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CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER.

Catarrh of the kidneys and bladder re-
suits in two ways. ilrst by taking cod;
second by overworking the kidneys in
separat ting from the blood the posons
that have been absorbed from catarrh
which affects all organs. Speedy and in-
extensive cure by the Copeland system
do your hands and feet sweli?'
rs this more noticeable in the morn
tnEsF'
Are they cold and clammy?"
SIS there pain in small % back ?"
"Ts the ar ne dark and cloudy%'
Does a deposit form when left stand
ing?'
us there a desire 10 get up at nisht?"
DO you see spots floating before the
eyes?''
ARE the eyes dull and stariug2'
"is there "A bad taste In moutaY'
"HaVe you pain IN top Of headG'
'Is your hair getting gray3''
IF 50. Is * s,lvery white2"
lis the skin dry ants -arSh7"
us the hair dry and brittleT'
els there nausea after eatingT
sHas the perspira zion a bad od0r9N
"Ts there puffiness under the eyesT
care there dark rings around the eyesr'
''Is the skin pale and dry"
HAS the skin a waXy l0ok2"
do you see UNPLEASANT things while
asieep?''
"fIavs you chilly feelings down the
back2'
'sDo the joirts pain and ache?"
do the legs feel too hcavy?"
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AWAY. Given Preference.

People often saw thar they give h7use
rreu3uets tnc preference over imported
sso3s hut ssch 81 not always the cass
" ~ regard Go tae famous F-B co.
hams. hacoa snt 'ar3 ssch e aleays the
Fute T'hese Ea1ts ser sole1y upon their
r.eTt-S. a9d are so mach Superior - iry1-
porte1 hrarts tNas theY always get tar
preference 81 Asuse people Ire oatpu,
~ F'rye-ErsH2 Cots packing house ia-
creascs every waath. ard tnsy have hard
work lv keer-E 80 w.th the demand ~
the-r Eoasts F-8 60. hams anH Bacon
are swcrs ar3 dfstclsus. ana tA.s h~ana @.
lard IS sHsa usev trce from az zdulterg.
tans Try ,leU-
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost OF n full course OF treat
meut ut the Copeland Medical In
stitute for any chronic aiiment or
maIady is at the rate of 50 per month.
whether the requisite period OF
treatment be three months or three
weeks. This fee includes all medi-
ciues and the constant and watch
full care OF all patients to q final
cure. Consultation free.
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CATARRH OF THE LIVER.

The liver is affected by catarrh tkr,~..
the disease extending from the stnrs.s
into the tubes in the liver. Speedy 49, I.
expensive cure by the Copeland sys.ess :
Are you irritableg"
Are YOU uervous?"
do you get dizzyg"
Have you no eneygyss
lis your memory poarT'
'n0 you feel miserable-"
I'D you have cold feet?"
do you get tired eaSliyr'
do you have hot flushesr'
us your eyesight blprredg'
Can't Won explain where7''
Have you pain in the hacks'.
is your flesh soft and tiaahy.r
Are your spirits low al tlmes.'
rs there a boating after eatingr'
Rave YOU pain around the lcins.s
do you have gurgling In boweisr'
DO you have rumb.ing In howeSr'
rs there throhhing In the stomacA-
do you suffer from pains In temples
do you have sense OF heat In howess =
DE YOU have palpitation Of the heart-'
rs there a general feeling OF lsssinsapv
do these feelings affect your nesnoy-
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u. T. Denny and ofhers-To recover s.. C225.
interest, 500 attorneys fees, and 20 fore
close a mortgage.
Tickle. Sunde & Co VS.. Peter Brown
and John TiAsum-To recover s-IS-s5 fer
goods sold and delivered
Anna Erickson vs.. Henry Eriekson-FTor
4 divorce.
Mcdonald Hoffman VS.. Nellie Lewis
81 ALTO recover A balance alleged 10 be
due on building contract.
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non-Suitirg order granted in Judge Os-
bcrn's court Thursday
DAYS OF grace are vet granted delar-
quent water renters. There were 80 many
people behind IN their water rent tl&t
ali could not be turned OF last THURSDAY:
A long list OF turn oMs is being prepared
in the water Office. and they VIII be serV-
ed the early part Of this week
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A Verdict Set Aside.

Judge Osborn yesterday set ASIDE the
verdict given on Monday last, in favor OF
defendant in the case of the Pacific Wharf
Company VS.. the estate of the late Capt
d. n. jackson. The verdict was given be-
cause of .nsu4..cient evidence. The PAINT
If seeks TO recover 81. 600 on account of I'm
paid stock subscr. ption. The defense set
up a claim OF fraud and bad fail. on the
part of the plaintiff.
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Hurt While In the City's Employ.

J. T. Z. Devine has been cripple Tor
the past two years. unable to work for
his wife and children, unable TO make
enough money TO buy proper medical at
tendance This condition was brought
about while Devine was in the city's en-
ploy. on August 2. 1888. while working
in the South Seattle sewer tunnel earth
fell on his head from the roof above and
his SHINE was injured. A petition couched
In the neekest of terms was filed by De-
vine with the city clerk yesterday, He
claims 10 be entirely disabled at the pres
ent time. His physicians. he says, have
advised that he go to New York city and
have an operation performed. The petit
toner asks that the city consider the
case, and IL It decide that the claim is
a good one, the injured man have his
transportation paid 10 ard from New
York and necessary expenses while there.
The petition will be acted on by the
council Monday night
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WASHINGTON RETURNS, OFFICIAL

OLYMPIA, Dec. 1---Followtng are 'he
official election returns. according 20 ''ae
count in the Office Of the secretary o.
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VOICE OF YISSCHER.
III Is FHEaTEsTLy LIFTED AND
HEARD N THE EAST.

Two Stories Concerning sn fndivla-
nal Who Acknowledges Himself
90 Re the Bomefiest Aan an the
world-An Arffai Flafferer OF
women-Etosv the Colonel Almost
Frightened an Atlanta !" osafh y"
Ueafh--Prosperity Returning q"
Washington.
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DIR. C0PELAND'S BOOK FREE II
ALL.

III you live out of the city wFih
for Doctor Copeiapd's book eenfsis
ing description by Doctor Copsissi
of The Treatment That Cures Der
tor Copefand's Monograph on psst
ness, Doctor Copciand's Asuss
graph on Catnrrh. and Doctor Cope.
lands famous symptom quesiisss'
describing disease In Its dinefss'
forms. The book will be maiies
you FREE.
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New Suits.

The following suits were filed In the
superior court yesterday:
Margaret Hollenbeek vs.. Louise Denny
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IRE pact6c Ceast Steamship Comnarv's
steamship C.,g &C Puea.a- lezvgng saa
Franossco Dece1sa&T Is EL3 carry ksaa~ag
us~rc AanGsss g seattle az s. p@~ ter
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rOE RENT-The store uo~ o~-ssrs.s
- tae Il - Gease MlH-rary Ce as Fl-st
avenue -knu2v rs e s X ffstfstef~
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Foss BAL. y 81 &. \ vs. University
T'zes3ay aftsrrooa. Aaniss.en Is cents.
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Football Y. NJ. C. A. VS.. University
Tuesday afternoon. Admission % cents.
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write for symptom Blank ans
cured at home. Charges the sahs