davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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If tablespoonful of kerosene is put
into four quarts OF tepid water, and this
is used in washing windows and mirrors,
instead of pure water, there will remain
upon the cleansed surface. a polishsno
amount of mere friction. can give.
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If you have the time and the strength
to rub the various articles of furniture
you will find the following mixture an
excellent one: Equal portions OF turpen-
tine, boiled linseed oil and vinegar. Shake
the bottle well before using. and rub with
a wooden cloth
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Enat-Ips4,,D.

II OST-A DUMMY SHEET OF THE STATE
i Fair Daily. Please return to 40 j st. Its
r OST-AN OPEN-FACE GENTLEMAN,S
L silver watch. Finder will receive So re-
ward by leaving it at 1922 P street. Its
+ OST-A RED AND WHITE OR Null
4 4 berry COW, 10 or II years old. THOMAS
GUM. Fourth street, between S and T. j3l-St*
II OST-A DIAMOND PIN, FROM Y. M. I
4 4 Hall to Seventh and streets. Finder re-
turn to this Office. jy30-5t*
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ceased was native of Ohio, aged about
60 years, and died from wound inflicted
with hammer by persons to the jury
mix known
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MARRIED.

HACK-BUTLER-In Freeport, July goth, by
Rev. Father Grace, Charles J. Hack to Z. NJ
Dora Butler, stepdaughter of c. Meyers.
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General s.tntirea.

MISS JENNIE GRAVES WILL TEACH
w private school at Perry's Seminary dur
ing vacation. Its
Any ONE HAVING PURCHASED A
n Singer Sewing Machine on the INSTALL
ment plan, and not over S25 paid on same,
will save Sl5 by'calling on NJ. T. CRANDALL,
721 K street. jy27tf
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ten acres of bottom land one mile below
Washington, Yolo County; if sold Will take
small payment down. Apply To EDWIN X.
ALSIP & CO., Real Estate and Insurance.
Agents, 1015 Fourth street.
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rNHE NEWS OF THE WORLD EVERY
/ day in the RECORD-UNION.

L1oR THE INTERIOR OF CALIFORNIA
L the RECoRD-UNION is the best to adver-
in -
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Inr nlr,

ETOR SALE - LOT S0X16O. SITUATED
i between new brewery and swimming
baths, on Twenty-irst street; good place Tor
restaurant. Price, So, 200. Inquire at corner
OF ofTwenty-tirst and streets. iy29-6ts
LHGR RSALE-SAiAL LLANDLARGEFA RMS:
i wanted to lind buyers who know good
thing when they see it. Apply to STROBEI4
317 street, sacramento. iy29-lmd&w
NOR SALE-A NO. 1 FRESH MILCH
l. COW and calf. Inquire of c.. c. TAFT
three miles down the Riverside road. iy2S-5t#
TOR SALE-A SALOON AND DINING
4 room doing q good business. Address
GEO. CARPENTER, T. Q. box l9l, Sac. iy25tf
IIOR SALE-EXPRESS WAGON, SEATS.
L. top, two horses harness and business for
1928; can be seen corner Fourth and j streets
Can see owner at 1923 G ST., up stairs. iy2l-Sts
nor SALE-A FARM CONTAINING. 81
L acres, situated 215 miles from county seat
and 1 mile from railroad station; so acres
under cultivation, planted in trees, vines, etc:
81 acres in timber; good buildings, good well
and spring, horses and harness. 2 wagons
2 head stock and all necessary farming
utensils; the above land is nearly all under a
large canal Reason for sale, old age. Inquire
of WM. n. kRAMP. Diamond Spring Cal.
jy16-3m*
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Il land on Grand Island. Sacramento county,
fronting on Old River, between Walnut Grove
and Isleton; orchard OF pears, plums and
ounces; will be sold at a bargain. For terms
and particulars inquire at this Office or ut the
U. S. Land Office. San Francisco. iv4-tf
NOR SALE-oNE or THE FINEST AND
4 largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. In
luire at this Office.
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Tais shows su excess OF 81 Fas.7g over the
fosai exchanges for ghe previous wees, and
sesg.2aa Is over those OF the corresponding week
LAST year.
4 maFSei change hiss tsken place in the
rsegey market tie past few wseAs- Money i
much easier tlSu y Ess Faeaia ago. ard the
prospects are that before another month rolls ey
the tRspciGl sttiuksnev. which 4 short tine ago
gave evidence Of SerieBs hstslueSs disasters, viii
have lost ITS e.srt entirety. Indeed already
Eastern Eao8ey loaners have opened up nego
tistious with lofsl brokers for placing large
amounts here 70 he loaned, realizing the
advantages offered IS the locality, both in
security and rates ~ interest.
The unprecedented SiGnuuf of building done
in seattle Daring ne rast two years represented
gigantic outisy ri money, and. as natural
ceaSeggep tine ag3oun. OF ready cash left for
the Transaction 81 sn enormous bust
ness was pTpoTo;inas,ely reduced, 80
thar large anoGRt ef borrowed
money had fS b. employed. much of
which was Eastern money. Then when the de-
preston struck Wall street and its tidal wave
spread until ali the East, ard, "a fact She whole
country. wss affected b. H. arse portion Of che
Esstern money, whlra had previously been en-
ployed here, was Withdrawn and The result wac
felt in every department ~ hlsneSs. The only
wonder is that such crisis has been passed
without vastly greater business disaster,
During the PAST wccS Ega2street seattle
Office reports five failures in the state involving
liabilities amounting "a sl9,9Ia, and assets sle,
SO. They were as fellows.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
suxxAnr oyruu s,rvar1os,


SAN FsAScTscc, Jan. zL-There was lively
defnsnd Tor eggs this morning, and fancy prices
We're paid for some lots. Eggs have been frn
itosnta products. and 10 this fact has been due
the elevation OF prices They reached the high
est point % TIE week this morning. The ruling
prices were sSs-9c per dozen, bat q number 81
lots we're closed cut ic higher. Fruits of all
kinds arc quiet, Apples arc scarce. but the de-
nsnd for them is not very strong Oregon pro-
ducts sre arriving here in better condition, and
sFe much superior 10 California fruit. There
arc only few pears ia. Oranges are
quiet The dried fruit market has relarsed
into It's former weak state. aud at present there
IS little or no inquiry. Grsin markets are auiss
this morning. The prices OF shipping wheat
arc unchanged. the demand nedeFate. and sup
plies liberal
PRODUCE RncKrrrs AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts Flour. is.auc quarter sacks,
wheat, gp.sC0 eentsls; barley 5000 centals:
cats, 5000 centais; potatoes, A0o sacks; bran,
Wheat So 81 s7sl for shipping. and ,l4esS
per cenial for milling.
Barley / iced. si.sis4ainss: choice,
slSfss: common grades. si.s-9ssSl-s0. hrewings
oats-Surprise. s5se-io: milling. sAsean5; good
% choice iced, sl.Ssi; fair, sLss5ssLs2sS
Corn-Iarge yellow. 81. s,,s .sss.: small yell
low, Si.SSsi 30 white, 81. sNssiS5 per GENITAL.
Wool-spring. Eastarn Oregon aud Washington.
per pound. I4a2pc; Valley do, 3Ne2sc; fall san
Joaquin snd southern free, l0slsc; do detective.
s9lec; Northern lamb, Iesslzc; do detcctives
14sl5c.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: whest-Bnyer 1891. 81 <s,l
9i.sSfs, closing At sl.4s3s buyer season. Si.fe5S
Iel.sS, closing st sl.ts3s
Barley Buyer 1891, LsaSai sais, closing a
slsels; buyer season, sLsls4lSl 5lA<, closing q
sL5ls4
Drafts sight -: telegraphIc. %: sterling hills,
bank, sAs2. commercial, $l79; silver bars, sl0a0
@l.oA. Mexican dollars, S5ssSsc-
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical Disgelsafy.
Drs- Merrill s. Merrill,
'hYd'ianS Surgeons and Specialists
Tremons Building. GA Front s..

ne res wtseiy and savorssly known specialists
Erez5est sGce%ss AZ Chr9nsc. NsrxcEs Rood ana
sS1Sacsl DISEASES, AMI diseases 81 Eye Ear Nase.
assss frcSn TIE UEivprstty cg tsa CIV a Nav Yor
as q The icag island College Hesattai HyoasIyrs
49, Is. osS> sd t1e1r long experiences. reEa&rSasl
sTs Caroaic diseases ensitla these eminent psv.
sans 70 the faG confidence q tee asicted every
a CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE t,- tho
swsal fleets q early vice S1a the nnmereas exi.s
raIvATE, BLOOD AID SKIN DISEASES
szeess,iyy S2raP.esely aa9 permanently cuFe>i-
NERVOUS DEsEEITf AND SEXUAL DIS
FILLS FIST Ia AND RECTAL ULCERS
cured SsSaegE pain q detention from business
rsasiy srE sysrcpS~slllv erred IA evrS-- ~ssa
SYPHILIS. GoSQEREEA GLEET Srerrra-
seFFass-s Seminal Weakness. Lost Manhood.
Sesas Emissions. recarsd Faculties Fersa,e
Weakness and al delicate disorders secular I,
etsE sex positively cured. well al functional
esst1ers taas result fscn youthful fellies or tbs
MARRIED MEN. or those entering On THAI
happy iSe. aware ct paystcal disability. quickly
STRUCTURES radically and safely cared With
ea5 pain or teseatlcz from business
RheuEla5ssEE. Neuralgia CSt2rrh- Brozchitss
Asthma. Tuners. ErapEioas Salt Rheunn Strtt
slsi Tape Worm. 1ssisestscn Dy<pepsz. Coastipa-
- - an All diseases of tIie vaElods organs OF ms
tocF permanently. completely aud successfully
us&Sea Il cur great Medical and Surgical Dtspen-
say
Ne matter what roar complaint, co1suls thess
sSlitfal surgeons who are able TO eEers cures ia
Ezay cases that have been pronounced hoFeiesS
All surgical diseases. tunors and cefexTaItiss re-
moved with Astonishing results tienito-usSpsry
surgery, structure. sill diseases and sfcrrlitss a
ether sex 81 inpsdime9Ss 70 marriage iiekv re
Ecyec- Long experience. with unparalleled sue
cess Is the oess evidence of doctors skin.
QEi1ce Hours a until 2. n. Sunday. Y -
ence. AL confidential send cents in stamps 10
insure prompt reply.
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WE COURT
INVESTIGATION
-AND-
COMPARISON.
sEArrlx. Wash. Sent. :. lsan.

SEArEGs, Wash, Sept :. tSa0.
have been sick for four years with
complication Of troubles, employing ply
stefan after physician. III of them telling
me different story. saying | had liver
trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble,
and some said had q cancer. as had a
fearful lump in my side. | had spent
about 81 10 doctoring with different ply
sIeians snd kept constantly getting worse
instead of better. In both San Francisco
and Tacoma they said they must cut the
lamp cut OF my side or would die They
thought / would die anyway. so con
Guided not to have it cut. They ali said
they could not cure me. While in Moscow
| heard Of the wonderful cures being per-
formed by the HiStogenetie medicines
and went 10 Seattle to see DR.. jordan.
commenced the treatment and the result
has been miraculous The lump disap-
peared in hurry. and after taking the
medicine five weeks consider myself per
fectly well. This was last spring and
have had no return OF the trouble.
| also took my baby with me at the same
time. Il had sore ear and we had tried
several doctors with no good result IL
was In a fearful condition and was spread
ing all over him. We knew he couldn't
live long. However, after taking the His
tosenetic medicines 4 few weeks he was
perfectly well. There has been no trace of
the trouble since He saved the life of
both myself and baby. Anyone wishing
to prove the truth OF this statement can
ind me at the address given below.
MRS. r. +. MAHER,
orting, Pierce County, Wash.
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SAX JU.s IsLsSp. January 10, 1891.

SAX ICsS ISLAND, January 10, 1891.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: 1t IS with pleasure that write
you my little girl has been cured by the
thorough use of your Histogenetie medi-
eines. | took her to your office last June.
She WAS suffering ut the time with fear
fal lung trouble. She had pulse Of 10.
night sweats and was raising pus con-
tinually, with neuralgia pains all through
her system. We had given up all hope of
her recovery until we heard of your medi-
zines and determined to give them trial
We are thankful to say that she is now
perfectly well of her trouble. | remain
yours, very respectfully.
MRS. ELIZA jake.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.



Hops Quiet and easy; Pacific. z6ss5e.
Code options closed rE-a, teggerT 70 POINTS
GgwI: others aasi MP. saes, ia,a13 bags, inci0d-
Ing January. sls6sgi1s February, s3h.G t~.6-7s.
March, $I5.1yssi'5.s5. Aprsl, Ssei IaF, St473G
I4.75; spot lilo. firm aud qalet. fals csEs0ess
sugaF-Ras. firm ard quiet, rsaued, quiet
and easy.
Petroleum Neglected. TIE only transactions
werc Ia FEBRUARY options. which opened weak,
the close was duIi ~ 75ssc
BosTos sTocK ExcRAsGE.
Brsrnx. Jan 24-CIcsfrg stocks.
Atchlson .,... -. Sex en-. cou. =. ~
Burlington 5000. ~ san Dieg9....--s.. 1914
CHICAGO EoXED oF -g&DE.
CHICAGO, ign 1.-THE West market was
actiye and prices higher. The nlsFEes opened
Ia &c higher, ease1 CT, then started mp, and
pyEees advanced f4e, eiCsing 40 = Sc higher thaa
yesterday: receipts Z2a.Gt0 bushels shipments,
- SIS bushels.
Wheat-Ciose9 strong: cash, eo31eolc; May,
eG44zEs5i1es JGly, 30 - r..
lsggT1-fErms essh, 81 g May, - sfg525zc-
Oats-FigIn eazs. sac. Nay ~ sfgfsc.
PORK steady. cssh, 57o; Asy, ss07sl
Rye--GfaIet 1t &c.
Whisky 81 ~
shoSIders -s4-osS4io 10: short clear, $685.;
short ribs, $4.z5sEAs9
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
caicAGo, JAZZ 4L-Catiis- Receipts. Zoo,
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DR.. Jordan's Office

Is at the residence of ex-Mayor YesIer,
Third and James.
Consultations and prescriptions abso
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic System.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: 'Dr. j. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is q fraud.
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Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs $50 Il
There were fled for record Saturday 43
deeds, the consideration aggregating $62,-
676.94, an average of 81, $3.50 Following
is the list as furnished by Osborne, Trem-
per & Co., abstractors of title, rooms q 10
Ii and liz, Colman block:
C. NJ. ThuIand 70 P. I. Moller, lot 8, block 4.
White Bros, ), ISL
j. Compton 70 w. smedley. lot 10, block 20.
N K Eikoos to NJ Sorenson, lot IL, block u
Kirkland steel Works, si25
X. :. Greene to w. ]. Ferguson, lot Is, block 8,
Greene's, $50.
G. Kinnear to ]. Lamont, lot 4, block Is sum-
c. H. shaw to G frys Ct al, lots and
7. O'Brien 10 c. Frye ct al, lots and 0'Brisn
& shaws tide fat, ~ 600
i. A. Ticknor to J. L. Jenott, lot :, block II.
r w. Dickman to N. Wilson, lots to s, block
i, BAY View, $50.
J. III Mc(srav, sheriff 10 J. Kiosterman lots in
Gilman TX and Northern adds, s2,165.s4-
u. :. to /. Aslexon. leo acres In II, ~, g.
T.. L. whittemore 10 +. b. Miller, lot 7, blose
J. n wailingford to C. A. Mckenzie. lot y,
Kirkland 5-aere tracts, 500.
j. y. wallingford 20 c. A. Mckenzie ct al. z
A. A. smith 20 w. =. Peck, lot 9, block 2
Smiths 90 HoughtoD, 500.
r W. catterill to W. p Robertson, lots p aud
q. block ~, Ingiewood, 81
). 7. Tate ct a. to G. b. walsworth, lot 2, block
90. Bigelow's, 81
E. ]. Ross 70 A. Maitland, lot 4. block &C. D. +.
G. L. Miller to j. ~ Waters, lots and ., block
], e. c. CaIkins' LIST 4. 8, $50.
c. Z. Chaplin TO J. Z. B. Mitchell, lots 2 and $.
block S. Inglewood, 81.
JE b. Mitchell to T. NJ. Mckinney. lots and
g. block So, Underwood, so.
J. Bolton 70 H. Seaman, lot s. block 2, Ingls-
wood. 500.
E.w. Denton to c. Johnson, lot 8, block "a,
Salmon bay PIX, $50.
r. j. Graham to Seattle Land Co.. pit %, ., 4,
r. walllnglord to H. W. Higgins, lots in Wall
ingfords q. L., $3.50.
W. J. Parkinson TO l. T. Browne. lots 4, and
G. block ], Prospect Terrace Sd, 500.
Z. NJ. Aeeker to K. J. Rogers, lots in Kent,
9, 4; white to NJ E. Hsinzcrling, lot .. block .,
]. ". Edwards to W. C. Hill. ne p. "a. 4. ana
other prop, $500.
NJ r Bomsn 70 ]. J. sturgess, lot Is. block 4,
G. c. Calkins to A. c. Edwards, lots 81 and 80,
block 6, East seattle, 800
A. C. Gran to A. G. Edwards, lots 81 and %,
Z. ". Denton TO E. Kiiham. block 80. Salmon
4. l. L. Ky. Co. to L. L. Gil, WI of ne Of nv
l. W. Kidd to J. ". Mcintosh. lot 4, block 10.
G.. T. Hnssey to J. Mcintosh, lots and II, block
T. Gowen ct al TO J. Kaiser, lots IL and IS,
block a, Southern, 49,
c. V. barton 70 B. L Knudson. pit lot ., block
w. Bonnton 10 o. W. Davis. lots 4, and Z,
block IS, Robinsons, si,7o0.
v II. smith ct al 20 J. l. Lewis. lots ana 2,
II. J. Yesler 70 school Dist No. 81 block 10,
Yeslers lat % Kent, $50.
w H whesfley % +. T. wheatley. ~ acres in
sec ., tp "A. T 3, 81 900.
" H. LAtimer 10 p J. Smith, lot 2, block q,
CoaI 81 steam motor, $50.
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sfout steady. steers. extra fancy. ssts sos corn
erx. $22skSzA
HeSs-Eeecipts. $500: active and steady;
rough and coniE1ou, s. kt9& 80: prime mixed
butchers weights. x16set2.T0s light. sS-aos4
shecp-RecSipts. LOO; steady natives
ssSS5-S5; Westerns, yLtea.l0: Texans. ss0aA5A
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THE wATER FRONT.

The schooner Nora Harkins arrived yesterday
from san Francisco and goes 70 Tacoma today.
she was lowed into the hafbor By the tug Mas
cote.
The steamship Haytian Republic, now at the
coal bunkers. win leave for san Francisco on
Wednesday instead OF Tuesday ~ previously
announced.
The steamer Clara Brown arrived from Ta-
coma yesterday, and ieft for olympia with
twenty-five tons OF freight on board.
The bark Highland Light arrived from san
Franciseo yesterday. She was towed into port
by the tug Aascotte.
The steam schooner J. X. Mcdonald brought
n so barrels OF lime from the islands.
The tug Garland has gone to Port Townsend.
Stationery and ofice supplies J. II. Calvert
{ Co., ZIG Front street
Mrs. Charles Russell, Of Eastern OREGON. wae
cured OF asthma Of hfteaa years standing ~
MooEeE Revealed Ramedy
Miraculous IN curing rheumatism Meefe q
Revealed Remedy.
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'HAvprsr AxD rReprcE RgcrrPrs.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK Stock xARaET.

duh, with only spell Of activity just before the
close, when there was vigorous attack upon
leading stocks TIE only change Of Importance
for the day was loss ~ j. yer cent. in ST. Paul.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
wsEKLy RASE sTATsNEST.
The weekly bans statement shows the follow
ing changes Reserve Increase. 81 ,es6.tE9. specie
increase s7 an; DEPOSITS increase, 81 l, Co;
circulation increase. s8.lH0ffs1. The banks now
hold s1f,Ukl.Gsa in excess Of the requirement Of
the p per cent rule.
NpEzY ASD EXCHANGE
Money on call. easy. closed offered at ,; prime
mercantile paper, al :; sterling exchange,
quiet ana steady. today bills, xi.o4; demand,
81 s61s bar silver, los
B0Sps
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rSsgl Sezre Hatzfsa- -osa1an secg n ccssSk a N
sEos,eAv Ns's1gssesiAy sd FRIDAY * Al1sston-
Iisg sssrllhse BanEeE >sahecS. AcHa2 tssz A. AAl-
sssEaaf. H5s.ls IAost SD lHaon SaiS. 2sStafa4as-
- 1RoL Man. AASser.
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skEapsruErs.

Lrv.ErocL. Jan. 24--wheat-unchaHgel.
Comm poor supply: unchanged.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Jan. 24-Closing--Consols. money
~ 9ls; ditto account, ~ I-16 T. & "a, n.y. o. &.
ai-s, io5i4 bar silver, a. 9l6d per ounce moneys
= per cent
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$500 REwARD.

->.1Osp r. W Il L.
We VIII pay the ABOVE reward for any case os
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. sex Headache, iHds-
gesrIol. Constipation o. COstiyensss We cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the
directions are strictly complied with. They ara
purely vegetable and never s to give Satisfaction
sugaK-CoSted- Large boxes. containing % pills,
Is cents Beware OF co8nreTtetts and limitations.
The genuine manufactured only by THE JOHN =.
NEST COMPANY. CHICAGO, III sold by
kEzEow Bios. Druggists, Occidental block. en-
trance on Yeser avenue and James street, Seattle.
Wash Ogpan night
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STEAMERS.

CTEAMER MABEL
fsSozoxIsz RIVER Eorrx)
VII leave EatfeE5rs wharf every Tuesday.
THURSDAY za1 SATURDAY. A. . = IT, fur rssrasEags1,
Twelve Nile PeIEt. E6-EEn1S. SIX Nile Polns.
NacxEltso. Nzrvsvflle. Lowell and SnShCzESh. and
returning On so2lsr<.1s DAYS
Z A. SWIFT, Manager.
J. A HATFIELD, Agent
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. SperHatoTrhoss. Semi
rs Loses. y shE Emissions. Loss Vital Powers
SasE lsSsTsPSS A1aEliBess, Ierr ssi0n 81 spirits.
-4yegs4uH 70 roete.y Nearly Discouraged. Lack oi
CcnHdence, DAFT ststiess. Uneit Tor study Bust
ness permanently and sp-e1iy cured
All SEXUAL DEFURMEIIES and infpedi-
meats 70 marriage correct ID.
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. Syph lis. com
rsafelg eEad Gated without the uSe Of mercury.
Sc-9fala, Erys reaaS BIztciies. Eruptfo1s- Eczema
Acne. tlcsrs- PInlEles. Pains in the Head and
Bones, etc, permanently cured when others hare
failed
URINARY, Kidney and Blat.7r Troubles
Weak Back. BErniHg Jrire, Frequency Of Uri-
nstiag Trina Il gh Col0Ted or with Milky Se5i-
rem on standing. G0lorrhea. eject. CyStit1S,
Nar1acele. hyarncete. eze.- permanently cured.
Charges reasonable
Structure cured tn from fifteen 10 twenty
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its results.
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err NOTICES.

NOTICE or REGISTRAT10N-THE SPE-
~ ctsi election called for tie 56zh Of Jan lazy.
1881. having been postponed. notice Is kexeby given
that tire registration hessS f1F Tire city q seattle
tor sne year 1891 are res open AT tie office q f5e
CITY clerk 81 - Il city between the aars Of oclocS
a. ard o ctock ?. for all tine within Ten
DAYS q any efecrlon- when IEey VIII - cloSs6 fsr
TIE purpose q organization. according % law.
EyeET F-eTSel : required 70 Te-reg1SSeZ. the reg
is-rzts0n for the year iss1 h@iEg void
Il w Miller. CITY Clerk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-26
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions for the Year Foot IN
&s.SA0.AS5.l3.

Real estate transactions from January
j, 1891, to date are 81, $40, 475.13. The
number of deeds recorded during the past
week was 2l6, and the amont aggregated
s., %, oS0.14. Following is the record of the
week by DAYS:
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