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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

r. ~ JORDAN.
EesI Estate as iasgrsno~
aae Coso1A&l EsocA
BARGAINS
PRorEETT.
Ea-A sre r-s.o-y brick block o1 f2ssf
sss.o-A god ssssry brick saoeh @ E.sH
49,. o. tse bes. vscan. ioss % sec-
HOMES
MORTGAGE p,,r-vs
Hsss-A sne s-roon house &c ~ lsx.S
feet. On tss corzer. an saeS<ns
:zsD-Flrss corner io.. sx1-3 fess. ard .
sD<f s-sSons modern tso1se orlcs ~. sS1A
dsEscr. YffseeEss svsnus. ksasSE niss
bsocks north q Madison
C.zs-A Ere nsnoe - seves socAs
Queen Anre iot 9ris-
0es-Gs"Ss from as1s.: o. s.9 - '-''
1ysss-s-roxn house. nssiy 1870 &c go sa
pspsreo. bath room. toi Sis ts... 80 -,
y rsinstss' wax iron yos.or2cs: NO S~'
C.ss-A Or. s-rocru house; strictly no.
err: O. car tre az: srsc.e 80 ..rs:
gsa-A rost s-roorn ,cUss: eioss TO oe1
0 aos e. ~ "a. sn' 30 se %; .ne 90
water bah, 10. v1Js fssl % sas -.
Of T~entlstn ave a2s spruce. x1s~a
r-ne-ooee srooan eos,sFs. n...y gsg...s
ana painted. On T.snisefs sse. S
49, nss. 'i FIJI. so:-sr. q II rooms
CT Tssrfieta avenue, between i1sf
va. sns James street .rr,..
Erae.e street. De4x car Lies Twenty
o ss.rs ,s'H-.
OPPORTUNITY
INVESTORS
have gre q number Ct soo1 business
TIE hstS Esneut plan. BY 10 a.
build souss fos one ot tasrn- - viz
stIhUEEEAs
THAT ARE
EARGAfSR-
aWe-Ten scres. al under castiys;.soi
goo1 og!s34n - fruit trees. etc. oE.lr four
tries from gcsio-3ce. asaE saerErac i4as
GU-ls acres al snosy eultivstion; g2oa
buildings, GrssEho1ssj water pspec trsto
hoase. gree hesiss arc garden. dns vis~
H,sss~T lots rear Lax. Warrington. On
ca Gne. good s-EvSTa Eo.ss- ftsstsrts
al IL srst ana berries. ssss cast. bal
sszs scrss has cleared. hss sr1bsea:
g1ac 1ouse . car EDs-
AT
BARGAIN
PRICES
g se~z lists ,axi4s and t2xIse oveEsooking
lake WSsh.ngfons Cd car EIs. street
xfssec fTs scc& IN.
s. = lots rssnt = Re to~n o BFooa-
lYr close % TIE car l4-sK together NJ
sarso foot "a eornerl jgsf across 1As
street from the cagUty court Rouse
SsgS-A carer f5sxIs1 feet. Of fsslsF way.
cssr ooAlf & u fs&s
t<o-o.e % fzs rnssxs Tots 81 Rainier ave
nus 68yts sssf commanding the hszi
yisw g Lake Warrington - A1y ii u
TIE c1ty.
frat aSenue e.0se - Madison street
tSs1lFfE rnfF or Elrl s-stth s8sf 4e.
esockE roTfh O. Ezd.ScH. s.xs3 feet ese-
xsnf FfsW.
tse- o. 90 Belmont svenas. e.. view
% sos4ra
3s@-Two ane losk. corner. Overlooking
fssss NsstsnKtou or MM8roSs car Ire.
t-ss-Fsne baise5ag Aots ssx1a5. near Mad
SGT sre ys%w.
FOR RESULTS
LIST TOUR
PROPERTY
WITH NE.
= ~ JORDAN
Ekaa ES.afe and sr<zfz1cs.
f1fass fTtcs~f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27
KLoxDIkE-uEssExGER SERVICE

THE ALASKA Nes@@-xe- Dispatch Asa
tor affords - Only facilities fc- it,
patching messages zsthoszE UNNECESSARY
delay . - Yukon. T-a4 associate =
c1t- UoS@l - business rzsz q S<s-f1e AZ
- ~ TIE purpose - s~grSIrx a sac 80
QZ1c. delivery y zzexsa< e< . IT, Afaxx4
T4ECn Northwest Messengers ~xaE-x
l-g1s NJ - Gssps .ched as nearly : : rsc~z
siss- OF Ire 1@t1 ard Et1 cf each rso- n
Letters - Ds wSSz City sri 5n-e-rrsss1 q >
points s. 9" per ounce o. each f-arrsuv.a
pa-t fheveof AesSe-ger DISPATCHED On
important Bus ness 20 2ny TAR az ree
Nc--hwsst- References Dexter Ffo~tg7
1s1k 2 .. Graves pre- ts-c SAz:-le
Cas-n~r - Commerce. o@stces 81
EI~E@ birding seattle { Z Burnside
ard y. : His Ng~s-
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WANTS.


LATEST hLoNDlkE GUIDE Decem-
Der, ls~sl Official Nap-SusGe Seattle
. Dawson Maps ga enlarged scale
aS1s, 80 "ts s23 route; Charts q White
11AoA. erSoling any one - nAvlS2ss
s2s-z safely. kSIl Instructions on hesz-
o-7---As, PAGER mining. etc. nak.-g =
Sa-y conpse's guide published Pre-.
:" cents 81 yoelr newsletter. - Homes
-,ys~ns sAlAex. publishers. ~ Bz-sey
sl1s-. Seattle. Wash.
IN GOING 70 the Kl9nsilke yoa Gan save
s-EAe- expense, etc. BY co@craertrg * =
4@-as~ . q Nsll-A1owG grgre~zw n Sd
sA-tes Se want a ~sSTso-.szsze uz-~v z
Miners % wo-A. On Shs~sS e.szr usgrra--v
= ssa1-C-e- Greex. Oar Mr. II r ErxaA.
q Af@~SSsl lily VII rzaG- Ya- - sMlz
S-Al-ia r~t~rs1eeS r~S-~re5. Pr tsr-S
tS@-e41%-- az 4k1eF 1zS4s- ss--r@ ~ .
~-A7ae & -, - Co1-n2a&4 s1ressz
MARINE LNSt a,ANt z.-sa-.-s 4z4 car
k~Ss SE41SsE, yea qos5c4sz az-s-e=. ave.
@ses ADJUSTED. --se z-t- acc41szli- e4s--
afy sr1 "a als-tg zs1gGEoe - H. ts4e-
= companies EAzEGEz < Stewart -
INozee- es4sG4zg-
NASsENs A-cttc ssevs SOCKS Two zseaas
= 14E- eo-s--11zz cGsE 80 Eztacz ss-s-
@@1a@ r@r Elc1z--s carve - s~1-as-zg. 21s-
e~-t7 PROOF Tax Company e ><eass1
4TsE1s-
KLCND-KE NCGGET@ft va xa-t .
s-%~'@- $3.50 ra--~A--a- -
c1-T2@ ard %e- 1@r cGz-s -=g4s4- s-z@s-.
e1@2p- ~ Mutual Life cszls1szE
ONLY About sAlF 1szez s74e1zlg8es 49,
4e&ss1 ~ @Ezs E4@-c@1 -@z - E-&s-e1-
sac = 41zsA2. ~ = II SOCK ~ Aa=s-
gas t-oos EsGg Company. - S@Go-.3
&VeEu&
FOR sAI-Es-s-s@l =A4-t p-sp~-ry a. g-e@t
1z-E4.- Z1-s = re 1ES< zzF = - c4ty
- - --@s- - Bailey 5zs4t1E-
No SORE . t-ozen feet = wc2 Ess Ezz-
TsS z---ssp--c s91c C3w&s-- - 1zrxs
ozd---
READ ATeTE-RTFS EEE<- e c-ys,aLAre3
ES-s~ TE@--ty-sarS- Page
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kLo>DrkE-Docs AND HORSES.

HORSES f1r Aas&a shoti6 be snssf with
never slip" horse sroex. Every Tar
- oEu sheer ~3rk re Never : ? -'
500 cnly By 80 pscs1r Wazoa Con-
u4zy co--er TAsrd &s1 Lane streets
EpR =ALEs-Iz dogs harness ard e~z.~~
fc- 80 Cal M1u8Ay Wa<- o.,
S-sbss No l5li Thir& ~veaG- Joaa
Sck-esS i@r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27
kloxDfKE AVID ALASKA SEEDS.

AAL1i0 : hLo&DLkE COLLECTION
@, ex-ra early vegetable So 60. ~ have
See --uG.nE -neSe varieties q SEEDS 20
Alaska ro- t@e las I'VE years ar1
kDow ihsE Issy W. gov there. wn-rs
VsE@t1 1a@s - worth a rrsss their
wight = god. Twelve 1uI packages
~1ra fun cultural 6s-ectig for 90
Az.zo CO SIS Second ayerle. rear
Madden street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27
ALA>kA GUIDE

L. / RAL.E.S sZneFr gs<os and explore
a.. gE56s Or t1rassn su-.ss fa- ggr.i.s
u copper r1Esr co7sEtgys 10 At&ssa D<o-
trs4lz fakun cF - n IL ar5ss 20 EF.s.
c.s@s Hraetirsl frauti@rsTan fGvussa@s
foe parties % gr1asEs1s Ia. tav best o.
-eferezces e.ve1- F. O. Box 80. S@attse
WsR- n - SecE~e aTee2s
READ ADVERTISE gESr % CyyssAl.sxess
k-Ax2 Ewe-ty-sTst page.
c-c---(---@---~- -7------ -a<e----g---r
kLoNBfk Est EDS
BOB SLEEp5 manufactured by Pscfs-
WAGE Cor p&ay. Thssd sTrn1s seaia
ART Lane sEr~et opposite Northern "a
etAc sreEgz. dept
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

ALREADY WELCOMED 81 HIN
creds.-Mrx. Dr. S-Ayfo1. Ire Gls-l2-
sElsae5 trance c4a.rt gyz1t and Els-44IIz.
while s-tyGu ce6. AL reTeSa every nd
den mystery = he. se.lS yo1- past
present ara future. locates rlIzex AID
b3rte1 treasure, -eunlTes sweetae4rts.
husband oE wife II yG1 Q-s Sex Or
81 trog5ls, consult Re- Sze = recognized
- TIE press and public sttaou, a peer
Her 22.e-E approach the rolrsc1l o1s
To he s8ca especially her assistance IL
priceless. Female CEN plants and private
diseases PERM4% ENTITY CURED
Write 4 you csn1o; call Pe-fecs "a is
faction hy mai IEe3oss stamp far cir
cElar. Rooms ard Epss- Glock -
Second avenue. No SIGNS WALK
IN Hours. 10 q. II 20 . II
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S.ee.-si 4Fe1-s. AID - james street.
= sarTE * CO. ~ ss-eat avenue.
Sp5<s4te G44l-z- Complete --L-lr-= cat
rs FURNISHED. io~=st Sr.ccs. 1lg--grzcs
$50. Ssu-24t.s gwen. sEsSc--- rates %
p@-IzSS c: tsz ~ oys-
FOR sALE-,ao p-osgse.o-r o1ta's a.
Cszroziy = A-1sEle2, ruor "A Ne< Fo-x
READ AD7-ER TTSF-AE-sST q C-yst2l-ized
Lgss- TTsnty--rsl Izge
-~----------------~---S----- ------------=-----=
KLoNDIkE-CHANC
KLONDTKE-sa - r. Say 70 lzve rea
s9-1E % A1era1 * - aEyrs1 e-- t.S~. SELF
iIg l1e great French discovery. 6cw -
ceZEes-.1 ya2T C%z GC 4C-S - ring
cos Hn-ssy, zlz TGI g brandy -lz6s
= exc 1o4r: 22y sroot * sc l.4-ed-
formula sells IKE KID RE <5T s1v p--cs
ee-Z2-s1s1- - .us-r1ct. -E.s. q E1-ezA
cleEalstE3. C1a-ezzlA - Y
MONEY! CAS BE MADE I'D e.x Nancy
1zs cSe. -1z1r - s1FeS---s h 70 aye a.
cce-ts z r. Eaa6s, t~eIsy yeArs &. So
who's 49, prove interesting 10 a. per-
SOS having 152eg investe5 A. -eSl-a-
-1ent Broker. = YAH Street. Nes YORK
sse-kLONDIKE sxpe5.-sor. WI ez-risa
tvs 1-1o---- er4tt-e camp eT-lC1z@ T4s-
Ea5le cze1tc1zex. improved goo wzs1.ng
rre.1c-1 20 save IKE god - E-sa- vzlEe.
= - - = go = - = So 50
-l'e--AseI-csF
ao.-srRE FORTUNE =, Daxsoa.
-. :. - : -. so. . - =
xa-S@sueEt. vi furnish eg-sI amount
Adcfess .. Z c4-e PoSf-irte---ge--fer-
-, .-,-,-.--
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20 ore yFar E@.t q - p@f@+ .F
t.2@vss - -. ,, 49, -a-F~Ss -
~ f-Ls--eA ta5s 20 cSLgte-e p2reE
ri.h.rr e Jon a Corn Bros-. - o1ci-
oe---- . 49, =. : =
FOR Lease 70 e9e q ne oest k 1- ~
49, 49, =. = y D ~'4AT q 49, -
@o1'+.lO~@ 7'<z---
CO. r~N- --,-......-t,,, :. $50 "a 1.v
q skagEay o. Dysa Ss" required
1>~N - Se4t>4--
----------, --7,.-.
Fs9r = . Txs 81, aars
kLoNDIkE-wANTx
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PARENTS GOING TO KLOSDTnE can
o-ors---- - 20 leave 80, A. ,as-c-
Co-lsr- xsIIs tteI- Ie-rs = h-os.~ n
Spa care gwen . ceys under i years.
o,re- t1.o~rnst.o-. ~ a6c-,sss7s Pr~ss-
dent a < Jo1ss. PA D Bu-r0a- WASH
FAt. = $3.50 .-<4s Nao l-@Fe re-
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$3.50 - 7A-4
- -
c.fv--S y -.ss .-s-- ,x 80
r.s- = - --.s Er-s
sve-;5s a@tvse7 PIKE s-5 p... Tele-
$50 n -
~ N-~r-ra Pc ~-4r,, ., .4s srso-.sr<s
can secure q lay on ane -,lcinx
c...l-' 49, q - - - -. -
furthsr -nforzsatsoa-
$4,000 --.~--r~-~ r-------.
a !. = =. oe- = -. g., -.
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49, "a - 81. ~ -.-ss
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1919 - -. .-, - = - = -
- -. = a.. - - - -.
Ga - -. = : - '''+>-
o. 49, - s. - -
wANTED-Natn ~ s11s r by 21e-'sft1
g - hco7--, trr season - T'%ctlng o.
80 -leAs1 co.'s q A-4aA4- 144A -
1-----7, -.---T- MY 49, 1---7- - - 80
70 20 AiAs<@ y way q I'ye@ Address
l. =. o. = -
----o =. $1,000.
Ss.Ao - 80 -, r.vs - ~ '&r'
kLo~pIkE-MacH
------------------~-------- -~-----------
( CHEssER'S Alaska Er73 dredging "a
chi7e IS now on sxa.h.fioa a. - Main
s:-@.-az i - "a - -s@rT ~ Sc =
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

NEW ALASKA TENTS.
7s FOR SAL
CHICAGO PRICES
COR SIXTH AND PIKE IEATLS
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kLoxnIKE-MINE. FOR SALE.

READ ADVERTISEMENT CO Crystalline.
Eggs. Twenty-f.rst page.
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FREIGHT OVER WHITE PASS.

Oriy SC 4 pound . Lake Bennett Apply
i-Tfn edIa-~sy 70 william NcCorzz5ck a. s.
4.tls Trading Co. Ia F.-s- avenue so2th.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

MOSQUITO ara co53-proof -ez.s. cesa 81
SPACE c1zts nothing % carry b1t .s1uah
sky pcs1ri Is blankets N exc ding cod
Tpssa.rs - s@c1S4 aEsn4s. Etcxson
T4zzZr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27
kEONDfkF-TExT.

PARTY y t@5rty-fvs. un5e- guidance of
ex2e rsr-c@A Alaskan. cs3-rna sd sws~gy
mesquite an co5S-pTeet teuts5 satisfied
thev are saD@rs0- - az others EIscksa-
- \ cc7d 2ys-ce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27
ENGINEER, AND CONTRACTORS

san FEA$-lSIO BRIDE COMPANY
erg.nFeT> ara con: -to~s. r-.Axe bs31s
~ 9Te1EtnE- &srasoE -srurexesr,s.~-s as
&C. eral cu01Fsctd1E CaArses street a.:
ri zEsEg& sGGf4
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY As.tta-.
e. aress% ~ fAi@T2a1s ama sEnx.vs-
re &T3X-r~ Isl Arr asrs So
p. S.-.---. y ------- -. --l.--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

DEAD7-%c- 50 bat living ard here Ms
Darrell. Boston oi8 reliable medium =
here zn3 ALL address The people OF the
philosophy ard pfenc.rera o. spiritual
tsr- 60 0winE X x.-h <p3-4r portraits %
yol- ox- hsGdke-chfsts i-Earse dent
slate writing. g fac a Etght @ marvel
Gus ra.es-aflevs Red Men kali cor
ner FIRST and Msrsoa. Sunday evening
February .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

ONE HAND read free-Eve-y hidden
mystery revealed. lie read from cradle
70 grave witrout d question CT miStzk Ike
advice OF What par q ths country .
70 for SUGGEST 4 YOU vii succeed II
part-sg@E =. mining CT speculation CT
any klrd. al family a~sirs. perfsct
satisfaction O. 10 charge -ssz ColuE-
ia street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

CANADIAN DT-TES--us-a = .7ose "a
E1Tz required ~ Tie Fex2-A LIS .
Gs1aGz. prepared for rstE4srs gig e
-S= Elc-a1s k@ r@g151 "a --5 passes
c&8c2lzss ne duties zr1 ~ t1e pE01
pagers = &c 6zZGs 81 the E&Fscf -r7-s
20 pass z1e C2xzo-a EsgZSe =. c-ce OF A.
rival We zUtDc-ZSG ~ re -S4-
s@c1G- @ Customs 10 - t5s T9Fs a.
can guarantees thai 52r papers via &c
accepted cy E1% Customs o~zee =. LAAe
Tsgs7 A z. E-g.s-a-1- "a Ca-----
In s1a-E-
-A5GSEIP FR-E-IN-We have CIT
E1se1 = dozen Steamship co--r4---e- VIII
3 f-A EEe q sfz fsS--S-y at fZs1l--4ss
~. give ygG tie 5e1@1E o. re ezpSF.-
ere "a cs>1. 3E- terms are TIE a--t- 1&-
Fr4css -z-AI Metropolitan -er1atE-1S AID
L4E.15nx Co. Dexter Hcrzc2 BANK nz12l1-
lzg FIST avenue soGL1 az " 3szIls-
20 s--eetz
Try re cve-szD8 ro-ze-T start cFs--zT1
. T%sl3z axe z501T Na-c1 -. VILE rain
o PACK AzZ1z1s ard experienced g1z1Ss
All c41 take 9zrfts fa- rS-Ts u q
E@1. charges --cs@-G-S. exc 81 rs&s--
S1eSs ~1- rgFr.c-3-s -ts n = o@.1-
S-n- - Main zEszGs Sr9k2-e, 8As1-
READ ADVERT fSE& EST - Capitalized
Eszx- "a E-1EsT 1z&=-
III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

NINE IARAREE t1@ wonder CO the age.
greatest astrolosist and paints. n TIE
world. gives advice CT an business
reads y0g- hte from TIE cradle % re
grave this Izoy possesses ETest Healirx
power. 70 a n % ?. n - Cherry
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uRt>>N skI>G.

\ STYTISH MODESTO sa.. s~e-- s.
Fr4rcsSsa. Et az sac -a-t~s ss~s-,s -
sp-aE ke@zura-s E5 IKE s-~ea.-..-
g~enrs III t&1 Ies. Address 49, t-.ssr--s---
MNsE. CAELE1gH DAVIS % Nv 49,
sttF ess 1sesrsr1 s& roGas a. tsr s.
e3 4seras $50 t.~~ = stree. a-.f
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-02-23
Additional Local.

New one-cent stamps, green in color,
have begun to appear in the mails.
Mrs. ID. j. Treat of Decatur was the
guest of her parents, east OF town, over
Sunday.
Ralph Lamberson will soon move onto
his fathers farm. which he will conduct
the coming season.
Mrs. A. O. Duncombe of Keller attend
ed the X OF p. reception, the guest of
Judge and Mrs. Heckert.
Nathan H. Birmingham died early
Monday morning at his home in Kalama-
ZOO. He was the father of Mrs. j. f..
Chandler of this place. who, with Mr..
Chandler. went to Kalamazoo, Monday.
Mr.. Birmingham would have been 80
years old Wednesday, and was one OF the
Oldest residents of Kalamazoo county.
The funeral will occur this afternoon.
Just after noon, Monday, the snow
plows removed the snow from the walks
in the village. 1t kept showing until
dark filling the paths up considerably,
and Tuesday morning there was only a
narrow path that had been tramped
down by the feet of pedestrians. Yet all
day yesterday the plows were not out.
There is no excuse for such service, and
the people are entitled to "kick."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-02-23

Office Parlors at the Dyckman
House. Paw Paw, on
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-02-23
FRIDAY, MARCH 4.
One Day Only Each Month.

DIR. Mcdonald has for years
made study and speciality of
chronic and lingering diseases
that require skillfull medical
treatment for their cure; such
cases as family physicians fail to
help and pronounce incurable are
particularly solicited, especially
those over dosed with strong
mineral drugs and poisons. DIR.
Mcdonald uses only the purest
medicines from the vegetable
kingdom. He pays attention to
the cause of the disease and in
structs his patients the way to
health and happiness.
Dr. Mcdonald can show hun
dreds of testimonials in the hand
writing of grateful patients who
have been cured by him, when
others fail. He is so familiar
with the human system that he
is able to read all diseases of the
mind or body correctly at a glance
without asking any questions.
Thousands of invalids are being
treated daily for diseases that
they do not have, while a few
drops of northumberland to the
seat of the disease would give
speedy relief and permanent cure
in very short time. Good health
is the most precious jewel in our
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ANOTHER BROCK CASE.
JUDGE BUCK DECIDES A MATTER GROWING
OUT OF A BRICK MORTGAGE
In the foreclosure case of vii

In the foreclosure case of William j.
Sellick vs.. Austin O. Beckwith ct al,
heretofore taken under advisement by
the Nourt. Judge Buck has filed an opin-
ion directing decree in favor of the com
plainant.
This case grows ont of one of the
George +. Breck deals. Beckwith had
given mortgage on his place, but de
sired TO increase the loan. He went to
Brock, who advanced him what addition
al money he needed. taking a new mort
gage and agreeing to have the prior mort
gage discharged. Instead Of doing as he
agreed. Breck sold the second mortgage
to Sellick.
After Breclx's death, the prior mort
gage being undischarged, both Sellick
and Beckwith took counsel as to their
legal status in regard to the matter. Sci
lick had purchased the note and mort
gage of Breck in good faith, for value
and before due and, ordinarily, would
have owned the paper discharged OF all
equities as between the original parties;
but the note contained certain conditions
i'm reference to taxes, etc, that rendered
its negotiability a matter OF doubt. and
r 6otb pafties were SO advised. If the pa
per was negotiable, Scllick was entitled
to its face: If it was negotiable, he
could enforce it only for the additional
sum secured by Beckwith when the
second mortgage was given.
This being the situation, Sellick offer
ed to discharge the mortgage, which was
: for $500 and accept new one for 81 900,
a proposition that Beckwith accepted,
and it was for interest due on this last
mortgage that suit was brought
The defense was that Sellick's first
mortgage was void as to all except the
sum received from Brock when it was
given, and that Beckwith was over
reached when he gave the 81 900 mortgage
i'm its stead.
The court agreed with the defense in
Gb first contention, but held that as Beck
NTH was advisedof the doubtful status of
he matter, he must stand to and abide by
Mhe settlement he had made, and ordered
wldecree of foreclosure to be entered.
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a Fine Program.

The concert to he given at the Baptist
church this evening promises to be a
rare treat. Following is the program
PART |.
My Flaxen Haired Lassie
Chorus Of Womens Voices
z-Overture, Promethee
Mesdames Sellick and Harrison
s--Thine Eyes so Blue and Tender
Mr.. Bruce Cummings
A-Wanderer's Night Song.
Misses Rae Slovenian, Matte Cooley
-s-Legions, .--. Messrs Cummings More and Webb
6-ial-FoT a Dreams Sake,
lb)-Creole Lovers Song,
Mrs Gertrude Dorman
Piano SOLO ------ MISS otdhtoh
S-ia)-At Parting,
(b)-Love Me if Live,
Mrs Katherine Robbins
Q-Nocal solo, ..-..----- Mr.. Ralph Jennings
PART IL.
I--Noices of the Woods 1900 Mrs. G.. +. Harrison
THE Gypsies, &C.,. Chorus of Womeps Voices
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perfumes of the Orient. ---- Mrs. Emma Paige
violin and Piano duet
Misses Packer and Stanton
GA Hindoo PRAYER 1000. Mrs. Gertrude DoTman
z-Dost Thou Idly Ask
Misses Wise and Messrs. Cummings
s-My Pretty Marquise -.- Miss Rae Slovenian
g--My Pretty Jane
Misses Showerman. Neville Bailey, Cooley
io-DIink TO Me Only with Thine Eyes,
Chorus of Women's Voice S
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FROM THE PEOPLE.

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time communications on topics OF public interest.
All articles must be accompanied by the name OF
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do not pretend to sanction all that is printed IN
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Republican Caucus.

The republican electors of the village
of Paw Paw will hold caucus at the
court house in said village, Monday even
ing. March Z, 1898, for the nomination OF
candidates for village officers and for the
transaction of such other business as
NAV come before the caucus.
By order of
REPUBLICAN VILLAGE COMMITTEE.
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