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CROKER NAMES GEN. MILES.
Picks Him for President, With An.
gustus Van Wyek In second Place.

NEW YORK, April &.-Some interest has
been aroused al the Democratic Club by
the passage Of tip that Mr. Croker has
in mind a new ticket for the next national
campaign. A man who sometimes does I'M
por;ant erranis for Mr. Croker passed The
tip. and me fact that II came from him
caused Il 10 be taken seriously. This man
said.
IF Mr Croker and his friends can have
Sheir way AZ the next Democratic national
convention this ticket will b. nominated:
For president-Gen. Nelson A Miles,
AT large.
For vice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Van
Wyck OF New York. -
Cen Miles Is "A Republican, but II Is
said that Mr. Croker Is OF the opinion
that the Democrats must nominate mill D.
tary man next year When the Wild West
show opened iu Madison square Garden on
Wednesday night Gen. Miles occupied
box next TO the one occupied by Mr. Gro
ker and a party Of friends from the Dem
ocratic Club The general commanding
the army according TO those present In
Mr. Cookers box came over AM he'd
long and animated conversation with the
chief q. Tammany Hall
When he started To return 20 his own
box the general urged Mr.. Croker To call
and see him when In Washington and The
Tamuany leader promised TO 10 SO,
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CONTRACT FOR SUPPLIES LET.
Beard Of Asdit and Control In ses-
sion NJ Tacoma.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Inteiligencer
TACOMA. April 4.-Tae state boa-d Of
audit and control awarded number Of
contracts for supplies ~ its session today.
Gov. Rogers. Dr. j Eugene Jordan. Of
Seattle. Col. Ridpath. Of Spokane, ard
Judge Ssailcnp. OF Tacoma, were the only
members present. excepting Secretary LIS
ter.
The investigation Of charges against DR..
Lockhart wiz NOT be taken up until all
other business is transacted. which will
likely postpone It until tomorrow after
noon at isast:
The following contracts were awarded
today:
Fresh beef and mutton for Stei.acoom
Asylum. to Pacific Meat Company
Fresh beef for reform acf,0nf a. Chehaiss
TO J. II. Walters. OF cheha!as.
Coal for penAeusiary, 100 tons needed.
TO Northern Pacific Coal Company
Butter for reform school a. Che aaiEs. to
Mrs a. A. summsrvli.e, OF Censraiia.
Butter for Sieiiacoom ASYLUM. 10 John
Is, Agsn, OF Tacoma and Seattle
Buffer for Oriins soldiers home. 70 Mil
Ter Bros. Of Tacoma
Flour and feed for the p~nltsntfary 10
Dement, Bros. Co. OF wal'a walIa.
Flour for Medical Lake asylum Ia Eli
gene Enloe. Of Medical Lake.
Flour sor reform school at ChehaIls 10
e. O. Ginrach. or chehaIls.
Flour for soldiers home. IN 81. Pau T.
Tacoma Lumber Company.
Feed for soidier-' home, to Puget Sou nd
FIGURING Mills.
Rolled OATS for soldiers home. to Cas-
ess.ay Cereal Company. o Tacoma.
The hoard also authorized the cnnxiruc-
tion 81 new wing az the Western Wash
inaton hospital for the 4nsasse AT Stella
COON. The wing viii cost about 81. ~ and
be built Of brick. three stories high This
wing viii form the beginning OF the fourth
bpiiiingr form three sides The new wing
will hold about TO patients
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N SEATTLE ABOUT mug. |.
To Leave Wsshfngten AboUt JaIy
10. Walt Northern Michigan.
Montana, fellswsssne Psrk ana
Special Dispatch to the Poss-Inselligenoer.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellgeaces.
WASHINGTON. April A-The president
tonight decided upon the route Of his Ia
tended trip 10 the Pacific coast the coming
summer He viii leave Washington ABOUT
july 10. and go first 70 the northern pc
ninsula OF Michigan. where ne viii inspect
recent marvellous developments In the cop
per region. From there the party VIII go
to Duluth, and over the Northern Pacific
To the mining region Of Montana Nearly
ten days Will be spent in Yellowstone
park.
The Puget sound country VIII be reached
about August !. After visits 10 Seattle
Tacoma and Portland, jump will De
taken ~ San Francisco; thence to Los
Angeles and other points OF interest in
Southern California and home over the
Southern route by way Of New Orleans
and Atlanta.
There will be about ten in the party.
which viii travel in special cars. TIE in
f0rrBant refused 10 give the personnel %
the party. He insisted that the trip would
Dc made solely Tor pleasure. and would
have 10 political Significance whatever.
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WILL cuRTAII. REEDS POWER.
President Determined That Speaker
Shall Not Rule Congress.

w WASHINGTON, April 4-One outcome
OF the Jekyi island conference which -
now being discussed by friends OF the ad-
ministration Is the determ. nation that the
rules Of the next house shall be so altered
that Speaker Reeds powers viii be
greatly curtaiIed and his autocratie power
toward the presidents policy broken. The
president. II is said, has decided not To
make any attempt to defeat Mr.. Reed =
reelection speaker. but is determined
that his policy and not that OF Mr.. Reed
shall rule In the next congress.
Mr.. Reed cannot successfully resist this.
There are plenty OF Republicans who be-
lieve they were tricked into voting fer
the rules OF the last house and are deter
mined not TO be caught again. Mr.. Reed
Will have TO bow 10 the Inevitable or else
be oyerrun- In either event he VIII be in
the attitude for the first time since his
rise In power of being directed by the ma
jority Of the house, instead Of himself
absolutely dominating It,
II he were disposed TO maintain his at
titude of hostility toward measures ap-
proved by the administration the most he
could accomplish would be 10 hamper and
arnbarrass the administration. II he Is
again chosen speaker the conditions sur
rounding him viii be different from those
under which he has exercised his grea,
authority in the past. ard for this reason
Ii is thought possible that he may retire
TO private business.
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MRS. sEMP!.E's PENSION.


WASHINGTON. April 4.~Commlsslonsr
Evans has signed 3 certificate granting a
pension Of so per month II Ma Letisia
Tyler SernpIe. daughter 81 President Ty
Ter sire ~ the widow of James A Sem
Pile, an off Ger of the Mexican war. During
President Tylers administration, after the
death of her mother. she undertook the
duties ~, IN. trst lady Of the land al the
White HOUSE At rr4sent Mrs. S.nple ~
drawing a pension % s. per month. bat a.
its las. session congress Increased IL 30
xh Mrs. Semple represents four prea
tients sn pain. Of relationship James Mon
roe Wsiisn Henry Harrison. John Tyler
and BENJAMIN HarriscE~-atf OF whom Vere
COUSINS through the Arnisteaas ard 1'y-
ler~ Of virginia Mrs. sernpies husband
WAS a paSmasier In tire navy a. the out
break 81 the civil war. ard resigned -
enter the Confederate service. in which
~ MAS commissioned as paymaster, In
granting an increase cf pension - Mrs.
Sstnpis congress followed iae precedent es~
tahlS in the casw ~ Mrs. cambridge.
a daughter 80 President Zachary Tsyior.
v hose first husband col Bliss. was an Of
ncer In the United States army
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WASH lNGTON. April flames Z. Ell
wood. OF Brooklyn. fell dead in the bet
ting ring at Behring'S today, after cash
ing a ticket on Tuttut, winner OF the
third race.
Jockey Stack was warned BY the stew
ards for foul riding on kiiarma IN the last
race. Weather fire. track fast. Re-
suits
Eleven-sixteenths Of a m.le--I.ady Exile
won Judge Wardell second. Redi Gidd
third. Time. ieiz.
Eleven -siNteenths Of mile. purse
Spurs won. Tyran second Watergiri
third Time. I'LL.
one mile selliug-Tuttut won; Tr!anan
second. Judge Magce third Time, I:as.
Half mile. selling izerlcordia won;
Specific second. Ellen Daily third. Tine.
80 2-5.
Five furiongs. selllng-Avoca won. Kill
arrna second prosaic third. Time.
! GO f-S
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Modern sawmiIi for thsua.

Special nsspatch - tha fsssf- fntslii -sssrsr
TACOMA Aprn a. pasls t3& 4 ts,s etfa~.
a -r@ ~ the Northern factre sgeasysNssfs,
Aor are erecting y sawnjft 81 Esonrs. a
Fokian province tssiDa. Near zee swoters.
British nTYn * building 4 nsns,h rar-orv
T'"e~e aye among fhe frat Futis - - svcs-s
- tn 7nal part ef t'Aiez. knr tNe .,rf4~stt
a ieasr fA1a@v y -. ven ~nt %Nsu Pa-rs
sa4Hf t.Hs1af~ Els ne ne@ factory aa ws~e.
y Z. 81 attendant aNG ~ az thrts 1.Ahssr
s. ssh8 - pa ChNa reg there Ssa2 a. Any
= hcs t.frt +. CNt-A
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Races at Oak land Track.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4.--Weathar
AZ Oakland 'ine, track fast Results;
Six furiongs, ssIliuz-HoEatio won:
Prompto second &. n Harrison ir.. third
Time. Tia
-Four flfriorgs -Orthia won. Morbid sec
ond. Silver Tail Valrd. Time. .isi4
Mile and an eighth over five hurdles
Three Forks son. Col. Bartlett second
Colonial Dame shlsd Tine. 2:0it4.
One mile selling " yauatng wou. Re-
namela seconf: Gauntlet third. Ttrne. AZ.
Sly furforea-{ tey ser won. February
Second Harry TShobuTn third Time.
i.Iha-
SIX fssriangs--iA Goleta won. MAID
Ftsrg}ason second; Lost Girl third. Tine.
i.laA
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TRIBUTE TO HELEN GOULD,
soldiers and sailors Of the war
With Spain 10 Give Her
AN Album.

NEW YORK April 4--iu recognition OF
the many Charitable acts Of Miss Helen
Could more than $3.50 soldiers and SAILORS
In the war with Spain are about 10 pre-
sent to her an album containing their
signatures There is not a line OF print
ing The establishment l. done erf rely
by pen. and as Il souvenir the album Is
unique and valuable
The authorities are not restricted 10
the enlisted men, bat include those OF
Wheeler. shafter. Chaffee. and other Of
heeFs. Each autograph is written on a
square card and is pasted in the book
according 10 company, regiment and
corts The album II bound in crushed
seyAnt, II llxlf inches square, and 3is
inches thick On the title page appears
the following:
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LEG Al NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT CotR T OF TIE
f~s9Esss states f0g tia = strict * A8af1-
trxsen Northern Dss lss0n an iEe nsl-
ter = Charles sYshetTE~ bankrupt a
taeEr4sp-ry lsankT8ptis petition Fe- d.
To tae Haaaraol= :. n Hasrsra- laA5e
AZ he District Court - the Z assed
STATES fs- the p.ss<.ct q H'asi4s fEtssfls
Cars C0nhesna Of e~aaSt4e n Ira
es,Qg.s 81 klng Add stat@ - " asssisfE fss..,
IL sass dsssrsSt respectfully fegs5 sst ais
fNat On tue Asn aag - : ssAaf8 AAsi
pas. ~ > 50 4aiy a65a3se1 banksggt a.
der Ire ATS 81 congress relating - bark
-9ates: tAAE re a&s day ss2gzf aseTegs az
hss property AID Ei@.a&$ - property. 81
ha= ff4Es compiled Esa a. faF Te.a4ss-
raextA - SAL acts au3 - tne orders *
ia exsssft sss.ssa.Gx aas Bankruptcy.
&hxrefsy~s re prsYs tfat ~ HaaS b.
sezver1 by ta& coart n rave a f8A 6-S-
~ssa-xs srogra al 6essss praTAh5e asrs3zzeZ
- estate 8r&~~ sad l@nSraVt ass% *
~@gt sszen sssgss aw@ sxesSss~4 - Ess
sra-s sssrA discharge
Isate4 IT'S - aAy 81 ApF$s. a = 2ss@.
CHARLES CONTAIN, Bankrupt
fsssf-s~t 60 We ss{lgtoa. ~@
or 1kas I~t 6aY Il Ap~f. 4. y. f@s. %
r~assaE sgse .rrexaszs g~siEtsr., Il -
og9ssxe4 1y the oc.s<. sfsas s-arsrg -
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Special nispatch 70 the Post -Inteliie.ncer
TAO MA ArTll &C kalahan. OF
southern 'eW}ttx county Announces fha1
an iiuSasn@e caNN was discovered in that
section last fa&l i,y tws ssass~ses named
Olson and Peterson From th.. sfasu su.
trance t0aE Tou.N eT immense tainssn-
sions WAS found !rfo which opened na
morrus &iSe Passages MANY - the rooms
are M feet hong and arpug hfiy broad
S'fun- are quite high l8lt tha ma orlty are
about the besght ~ the ordinary ceiling
Tho cave has NOT been NGy explored It~
sunferraaesn vaults are niiest with tua
usual Etatasfstc cnriGSitfgH
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Amy ana Navy and Volunteer
Forces Of the
United States Of America,
Testimonial TO
Miss Helen Miller Gould.
New York City, y. Y.

ON the other side appears this legend:
Dear Madame; | have the honor Ia
communicate the following resolutions 10
you.
" Resolved, That We, the men OF the
army navy and volunteers 81 the United
States of America. who Mere GA duty dur
Ing the Spanish-Amerieau war. present 10
you cur autographs In token OF The pro-
found gratitude with eblcH the name OF
Helen Miller Gould rs held as one II The
hiehest type Of American wofnanhood.
who dia all that lay In her power 20 aileyi-
ate th. necessary harss'tps ard suderingS
incidental 10 the uph4idlng 81 our flag I'm
iirne ~ wa.
This album ~iii be presented 10 Miss
Gould this week
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gNp0fF%pED STOCK NOT EfsE ~ Tho
following described hnrss pgaeesE is tt4s
Cs1T Pound MageA q 1876 s4il t@ sold
a. auction - the highest Bidder fyF c&Aa
Ii. hand. 70 Pay eost ~ linttpanAIny and
a ia. at tire front door ~ Police bead
quarters. corner TniFs ATsuas AID xss-
Ter Way:
One Bay mare. about 8 years ys5
Tbs owner % tbs aAuve szeSg4iise4 AMI
RAJ beinK gnknewH 10 M.
c. q. REED. g.asf % possee
Data Of arst publication April {. lsss
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S0@C'a' Tft~r2tch - tAr sNoss-Entelli Ssncer
TACOMA AvrN t-sie-rTss raM w +
3ave~ ryIfsrNed e. sia HsseTse At North YAK
''oe tt#t night N| WI rwtara here H~st
"a Wlsea 3 conference W&G ~ held ~
set.r g IA .@r fHssier auF Serrslse7fat3 Ve~
t.ef-Naa an1 30nes gvssar3 ug NafteaS
P'h.t' usfsers II s. seano9SA that saas~
s''+~eHtn'eat~ VII ~ osas}ssisse1 M ssn~
tfse+'ce sae ff33 today Tum3Ecd - 10
sss cst.tgfEal circles
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NEW YORK. April 4-ShowaIter wor
the NTH game of the series against Jan
owSki today. the latter reSign!ng after
thirty-t h-ee moves. The score now stands
Stso9alye- 81. Janowski its
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H~ukin. Reef ont.ts~ Fort stnsp.au,
the Paint at sN.nst~r

S}ee "a. tlseatch q tie Yssss-lns eiit s~.ee-
NAN AtAfe1 ~ o. Aayf. .~SfeAnSzhsr
W. erf5Fet ht~~ ihsS ~ - ng ans -
pN- AZ tre steamer taxgaNits =
$50 es asefA i0s reef tsst outside -
80 e-s,a1*0r Csns News~ss1.A ~ re
s@soh. resseets 10 aarssxs ana exr.~rt. se
meal ~ a. 80 naxs ti.A
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SALE. OF INDIAN LANDS.
Com ~ issioner SBowden Will Dis
pose of zoo Tracts.

Special Dispatch to the Post -inteltigencer
TACOMA April a-puyaliup Indian
Carsgfni ssionew Snowden viii tomorrow
commence the sale ~ numerous tracts
Of Indian lands in lots NJ ave Ia forty
acres. Sales viii be held Oh each succeed
tfg Wednesday More than 90 tracts Of
fvr acres each are offered for sale. tbomt
half Of which huEe been approved by the
secretary of the interior and will ae
placed an the market
The following table shows tho present
condition of the reservation and the Num-
Der az acres to be said.
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a. cas- fssssra frssst trsan IN tfse Perm
-. e~sszs Age sgrszek ard Killed. Tvs sscG
.-ss fStaay snt3xez aEat1er near ts~@@g
aslvg "a. xssseraAy. TIE inca ws.s walk
frx o. 80 rack
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fNsf $50 - @'+~@
Nhau taok{ng a. E5et1Ee - ats IS
Standing Is some ~a-Sr ~ SsA2. y -
ssss,+. gnsY ~ aaTo The N&1cs saesi. !
snsr y az shsy saQm't s>et2ase tAes a1eEil
astx-~~ Wee taNkteS SIS . pscsafe ~ =
ssf dressed awa actlnE a. a 2S4a' = F1aass- -
~4n4 Il saaEt Isank saE$ "a caai& sesNe-
T. s,s,sy Again - sAf4 'Naen saSs sFse
,s+ste 10y ans + SO = A5w a2&9 }A axe
SIS, :. sSrsx~ Tnea 80 1cse8 Sc use
--srnse an.s ass - ~ au sea sFcS 1e~-i
f'Ae sArsssNt <NaDsss - TS8Snss.as tS+&S
~-.i.E se8 ass y asn ~ srsevs So eEaw sss}-
Ser q l.s So s1E~E - s&g cssE * Sz.1S ~ =
stranger HE .As .hxn wars e5.a-
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onrEn or Norlcg 4ilERI4,.s.

ORDER OF &0E&tsRs I ttf}skAsss
District If Washington. ss.: -
On this sfd day u April. A. n fsss, On
reading the fTgsKnsng petition. II e.
Ordered Icy tne cusast that a hearing hss
rad upon ihs same sn sha 18th day 81
Aprsl \. -. I%s. astor. said casrt at
Sea&tfs. IN fh@ ss.sa 1AAfFEeE. at
% oe3eck ia the forenoon aud
that na.tes thereof - published ~ tsis
Pos -IntasliKFaGer, 4 Newspaper printed
In SAID district. ard ssast al kaovfr eFsds-
ssRs ard orisef ss~raDss la interest my
npfsear ~ stfe "a ~ ssnse ard ysissse aas
sstsw cause. NJ any sasy Have way fns
prayer nj the said IsstsGrJaer ssauid act
ns granted.
And IL IS further ar3egeI by tns eosFt
that tss clerk snail send by frsig IL all
knoxa creditors copies ~ al YststSg
ana tits order. addressed - them as iaesr
places os residence a. stated
Hltrsas fba 1seszsrMAse a. IL HsufrTd
Judge q. the Aat6 court. nrs tse zeal
shersGt AZ Seattle, ia esiA district. on
the sFa Gay ~ April n. u. IssA
Enter
g r. uANF0Ru. Jsdge
r. NJ HOI'kfS2 Clerk.
i@eaa T. 4 Iggr Ct Go4s.l
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posed To sch as whole ear In parseis by
means az sealed bids, all of the stock OF
goods and fixtures belonging - the estate
OF said bankrupt toresher with the right
10 the isnssnhold interest Of the store late
~ occupied by said bankrupt; aFal that
= hearing thereon will be had before tae
undersigned referee IN bankruptcy for
said district. al has affsce thersin IN ths
forenoon.
Dated IL said Seattle. April Tat. 1854.
JOHN T. ft1YT
Referee IN Bsnkrupscy-
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1AG6A Wash.
HudyAn Momedy CO.:
Dear Styu; II n not nst ,.~sary sor me
to write YOU only 70 thank you for
your valuable Hudyan raesacinsA I am
no longer afflicted with thai neryou.
truubie Ana my lite asHnx AL ssusNsasne
nov. ] have peace IN mind ana body.
! I'm eoerks<tc instead ~ weary and
tired IKE vAss and am not one As nsr-
vOus. seek cheerful cotnpaainns now.
instead Of mcpsng around by n.yrslf ss
formerly / must say that Hlztyxr il a
rernedy to he crenmes1aesf TO every ara
who 10 suffering from nervous srnus,ses.
II wiz cure every tinse arn ~nrr.
Yours respectfully. VIM. SuoRER.
Cheney, Wash.
Ny Dear Doctors. / have been a mar
tyr to nervous Ieease These MANY
years. The symptoms were sisepls ss-
ness, poor appetite. Indigestion. Fad
taste In mouth, and tremblinGx Having
seen notice o. your Hadyan 81 the IA
per. went and get one package m e
hours I noticed decided Improvement
all my sy,mptems beginning to tiisars
pear. I got some more of the medicine
and I now feel that cisre HAS been
perfected. HudSan Is al thar WOW
claim for a.
PETER ERl.ANDSIsN
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IN THE Instruct COURT or THE
United States for the District ~ Wsaia-
ington. Northern Dssassnn. In tae fflssf-
ter Of W. IL T, Barnes bankrupt Nc.
1894 Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable G. III. Hanfard. ffsAgs
~ the diNrfct court Of the United
States for the district or Washington.
w IL T Barnes. 81 S*atfas, Ia tAa
county of King and state 81 Washington.
IN said district. respectfully represents
that on the 18th day uf February. last
par. ne was duly nd fndgeti bankrupt TN
der the acts az congress relating 10 lark
rxssscg. that ne fsas duly surrendered all
his property and rights 81 pfs.fsstt AMI
has fully roraais-a with ali isss rs~zzsne-
meats OF zaha aefs ard uf tire orssrs al
the court touching hss bankruptcy.
Wherefore ha prass thai hs may 10
Iacfeed by the court ~ have full ats-
charge from al dstts rrgsahle AeaEgfss
hiS estate under said bankrupt Its
cept ssAeh debts as are excepted Nv hw
from sseh Ab1harge.
DATED rfsas ara gay - ApFsi A ~ fsDa.
t. w. H. L. HAhAt -. EasskruEt
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LEGAL NOTICES Tonfd.

haa s4p9n tAs same on me Gath day OF
AVft a Il iss# 1@f9rs sad court a.
seattle Washington. lu TIE Aala district
at - q lock .n she forenoon, and that
uataee thereof - puaB sssgs4 }u tae ssattsn
pee Intelligence. a newspaper printed
n as3a elstF.cs- an lax Al knDun eTes1i-
sors ana etaer gsefsans 10 interest GaAy
appear s. Siss Saad time ard place Anf
xfs0& esasssa y any they have WY the
pvayer % tns said Esetitson@F ssos.ta not
~ s~ans~1
Ard Il - fgvFhHr ordered by sh~ coars
that ire efsss STA sesaa - Pal - sill
xr1~r cwezssfoFs cot 80 q sd petition
ard ,n}s 0Tasr adj ASe9 70 tAaEn AZ their
places y residence "a stated.
- tasas re naeaTs T. II. Ha-t0rS
t1i4Ee = ihe sad eeasFt an6 IRE seat
sh@~~ss ~ Seattle III K&A 5sS.racf ca
the ssg sag u Apgs -. - ssss-
Enter;
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Hudyan Doctors:
Dear Doctors: often see many tee-
timcniais OF your medicine. and as I
took /; with good result I don't mind
allowing you 10 publish mine, too. I
want 10 do something for you. because
feea that | have not paid ycu eAough
for what your medicine did Tor me.
Ever since my last child was born I
have been an invalid. Not exactly sick
IN bed hat always felt miserable. weak.
cross and irritable. and could not eat.
] was SO nervous tina. I made every
one around me nervous too. WAA AL
Ways exhausted and tired. and a. I was
not able 10 work. we had TO keep help.
I could not 60 a thing. l WAS conSti-
psted. too, and very badly. Doctors Ad-
vised charge Of air and scene. 10 I was
sent cut into the country. II ala no
good. / stayed two months and gradu-
ally grew worse. My husband wrote
You AID yog said that your Hudyan WAS
indicated IA my case and would cure
me. What YOU said was Indeed true.
for il dtd cure me. | am well again for
the nrst time In two years. and can
cheerfgilly recommend Hudyaa TO all
suffering from nervous prostrasion.
Yours gratefully.
MRS. T. d WALSH
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HudyAn Remedy CO..
Dear Doctors: | do not deem IL neo-
essary Ia take any more OF your good
medicine, for every symptom or my
trouble has passed away. and | am
quite sure that ] am cured permanent
~ Your Hudyan has cost me but
trife. and II did the work. while with
others | have spent hundreds OF dollars
and received only experience Tor my
money. There Is great reason why l
should thank you. and / do thank yoa
from the bottom Of my heart. ! will re-
late ms case TO you I was extremely
nervous. Had no strength and WAS al
ways tired out over nothing. My back
pa.ned ne a great deal. The worst or
ali was at night. ! could npt sleep,
would be- harassed by terrible dreams.
NV appetite WAS very poor, and my
bowels were constipated. My memory
was impaired to n great extent. Now
that I nave taken the Hudyaa. every
symptom of this nervous troubss has
passed away. and feel .uh Of life and
ise work l never was m better health
than now, ard Il IL due To your most
valuable medicine. Very respectfully,
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