davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
6rip Udltc0.

ANTED.-Agc gents Of either -rX through
w out the United sat, io handle OR
ccl,biatcd Corn and Buulon Cure. rs ay-
ultcati0n afOfds almost instant relief. and
oNery box l, accompanied by - ggArant' r.,
which amount We Will foIfrI' !u every in
stance where our remedy fa.l- % perfect a
l,rmanent cuT.. SAMPLE boxes. .Ic. -lN
boxes 81. Ne viii .av eold agents - per
dav TO in'r01u @ our goods into their sce-
lion: 10 pO~tlls. For terms laq Iartlcu-
lar. nd irc-s tho manufactures II.
SHREDDER < CO.. H. and ia 5th-ave..
Chicago, III.
Males.
4 GENTS WANTED TO sell city building
"A lots az so un the iu.ta.Mcnt p.al lib-
,fal commission. Apply to SCPEEiN-
TFNDENT. 20 Flatbu>h.aye.. Brooklyn,
room II.
CENEKAL AGENT and organl1er fof
" new Territory want d. cheapest in
s4rance known STAT treasury rcscr,e
fund ; res pons!bla n.anagemer 3: all claims
,afd only 10 assess {, total since lsS5 .
liberal teIms; CORE -ponfence invited.
PROVIDENI AID SOCIETY. Po. uand.
Nc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

" All stations for sale AID Ieat. {. d..
CONDIT. opposite BrcA Church station.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

nIAGNIFICENT river front on Hudson
W a. south Mack. at bargain GARD,
s. PARK Row.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Tho Deeds Recorded WITH the Auditor
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January 1871.
TO Gate are si5,o9i49ls0. There were filed for
record yesterday . deeds, the considerations
aggregatng s4,059, an average of s562 Sc
Following is the list IS furnished by Osborne,
iremper Co., absiractors OF title. Il6 Cherry
street. between Front and second:
\. i. n. W. Invest. Co 10 A. Helyar lots 10
and ii, block 2, Huber's add. s225.
Anton aoser to Charles Kakeidy, MI NV Sc
NV NV ne 81, 70, Z, 81.
~, Z: Van Tasseii to Mrs. NJ. L. Lupton, a,
BLOCK -, Central Seatt e, 81.
l. III. Griffith X. and Is. Co. to w. s. Lane, lot
g, Railway sub-diy, $40
Thomas Devine 20 W Cent. l. Co., lots to 20,
eiock ~, Knob Hill, Kent. 81.
Wash. Z. |. Co. to +. NJ. seller, lots to 20,
block 81 Knob Hill, Kent, 81.
Kirkland L. /. Co. 10 Mrs n. NJ. Cheasty,
lots ., 9, block 81, Kirkland. $3.50.
= a. u Gran TO W ). Msyheld, lots to IL, block
g. East seattle, &6O0.
J. F. Pike to W. $ Mayaeld, lots 81 to "a. block
A. A. Denny 10 John Noyes, lots l. 4, block
IA Denny's Broadway, $3.50.
- o. Pierce to d. MeClinch, lot 10, block b.
Union add. $40.
Emma Jones to C. H. Townsend, lots 5, 6,
block |, Laws add, So.
United States to A. Barnum, lots 5, 4, 5, II,
Yesler W. G. & L. Co. to F. J. Brown, lot Z,
block ,, Ysslers, 800.
S, ). Smith 70 N. B. Madison. n lot Q, block 4.
K E. McCoombs to W. b. Madison, y lot s,
block 4, Bakers add, $3.50.
II. +. Baker 10 l. NJ Alvord, lots 8 to 10, block
j, Burke's ID, $40
w. b. Madson to B. Hilleman. s1S lot and
ne lot 5, block 4, BHxter's ada, 5000
I. w. Slater to Z. i. Whittier, part lots and 2.
block 2, MeNaught's add, 81.
V. III. smith to J. G. smith, WIS nis Sc ne Sc o.
"a, 4 aud other, 81.
Charles Kaseldy to L. B. Moser MI NV Sc NV
NV ne 81, IS, Z, s750.
w. Coop. II. Co. TO state OF Washington lots
Columbia s425.
o. Collins 10 Jeary- Collins Land Company,
tract in Maynard's ado. 81.
NJ. Gottstein 10 Leary- Collins Land Company
tract in Maynard's add, 81.
L. Wallace 20 Z. B. Dyer, 81 Sc 81, p, 4, 800.
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only few weeks ago the PoSr-INTELLTGENcEE
completed arrangements for the exclusive use
of the United States and political map, now
offered as a premium % its subscribers, and IN
short time the demand has grown 70 be some
thing enormous Actual daily orders ~ the
present time from old ana new subscribers rep
resent over 1.oo0 maps 4 month, and the demand
Is constantly increasing. Al who see the map
pronounce i 10 be tae iacst wonderful pueiica-
ton ever issued satisfaction IS guaranteed OF
money will Re refunded.
The 70 lowing lettoT from prominent citizen
OF Arlington. wash, shows careful examination
as 10 the merits Of the map. aud expresses Ia
general the opiu on OF hundreds who have re-
Gently received the premium;
DARLINGTON, Wash., Nov. n, 1901.
The PostIn;eligeBCer Company, Seattle,
Wash. -Grn.ieaen: The PosT-INrGLLl6ENCE
map has arrived IN good condition. After one
weeks examination viii say that ! am wei
pleased win II; that the map Is al thar il was
Claimed 10 be- Ehst tail To- see bow the Post In
seligcucer Company can give sGch ysAusre
premium for sucn 4 small amount ct money.
and thatI consider the map a premium We'll
worthy the leading newspaper o. me FAci1e
Northwest. Very RESPECTFULLY,
M BIRcKENMEIKR
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Tnr sTArK OF TRADE.


eAS FRANCISCO Dee. 2--rhe produce markets
NJ NJ, az rule, moderately active this morning
, IA was very duh aud quotations nominal
.-eae oe'ng TO export demand whatever at pres
- barley was arm, with fair demand for
- and choice grades. Oats was very dGiL
- was trlfie 1Fmer. owing 10 improved de-
other cereSls are unchanged.
.s vegetable market was quiet and wesk at
ssaeohs Supplies Of al Kinds are liberal
l.Ves continue 20 arrive IN quantity, with
prices. Onions are steady,
"S market Tor fresh fruits was devoid of any
"Ature. Choice apples and winter pesrs
o4iNG good pclcss. Grapes are steady.
taaEAet Tor dairy produce is unchanged.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
ss. =, Ie,Ao quarter sacks; wheat, 69.eoo cen
pass,a Ssi'Ss, $50 eeutSls; beans, 2ooo sacks;
tIss - ohSV sacks. braa. 5,a00 sacks: wine,
Fc'ssAa ssens. brandy. 6.030 gallons
srs 49, sailiy extras. s. 10 pA50 per bol oak-
SN sAeSFos % per Dbl; superhas, sA4o1S
bssls 49, 50 Per GENITAL; holders rot inclined
uIa.sss1 IeSa, sLoaallo ior dark coast
saA iag gooa quality, and sisi5 for
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Iie.ce brewing, sLI7J5ci Is; chevalier. 81 4on
t1i3 Per GENITAL s'e' f--A'|z
s o,asIts-surprise, sl.5ESLs2Jz: milling. r.4oa
g. -, good to choice, 81 S5gl- 425z; of grades
T..V eza gray, *I.55DIi9: black, 81 45Gi 81
t pr GENITAL Tor Oregon, ana ,eo0Ls % Tor Cali.
H. .of,n-Large yellow, 81 81 2ss<: small yel-
81 si.ov S21z; white. 81 4JaIl45 per Genital.
pop,ba-- sprIng ioothiii, per pound, l69Isc;
roll,.ne1n, ls@esc; Nevada, f51lsc; Oregon
49,. .Ty, iSg2lc; Eastern-Ltght, IJ9lsc; heavy.
iiSgi5c ELECTROMAGNETIC and free. Ila
-, neavy ana poor. 9Gl0c. Pisins-aeayy
ana poor, N9Sc; good, 90l0c. Lamhs-poor to
t.iolce, a9iZc. Northern, choice, 151l6e; defec-
OPTIONS.
s SaI board sales: wheat-Buyer 1891, sl.ssa
! az closing, sLsS; buyer season, sl.sO1S9
.a barley.sl.l41tGi Is; closing, sLIH5; buyer
seaSon' si.2l1agl-22; closing, sl.21I5.
FINANCIAL
.Drafts-sight, 15c: telegraphic, 22l6c. Sterling
o., ps.iasS-bank, s4sl1s; sight, s4s5; conmercial.
--74ll74<c -ohs
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RAXL EAYH,
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Y the line to take to ali points East and
south: IL Is the DINING Can zoUrR N
lans through Vestlbuled Trains every
oay IN the year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
(No change Of cars)
Sonpossd OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Puilnsa
Drawing Room slsepers Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed. ana In vb,e, a..
eommodations are both rRfx and furnishsd ~
aoioers OF hrst or second-class tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
a. CONTINUOUS line connecting with all Inca a.
iofolng direct AMI uninterrupted service.
Inilman sleeper reservations can De secured In
so'Anee through any agent OF the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
10 r ana nom Al points in America, England ana
this company. -
TIME CARD IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
TRAINS LEAVE sEATTLKi
For St Paul and East, 7:45 H.
For Waiia waila and o. & W. T. points 7,As
Portland and south, s:ls m..spm.
For Olympia 8 Is a. m, 2 and 8 D. M
fer Montesano and Gray's Harbor. 6;15 . m
Shenalis and local, p m.
For Tacoma and local, 6.l5, 7:4o and His a n,
y b:So and 8 p M
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sEArrLn
From st. Paul and East $50 t. m
Fro5n piT,as ana south, 1000 = m $40 m
From Montessno and Gray's HaTbor, sac o. m
From Chehalis and local, Ills D. M
from Tacoma and local 9:2o and 1905 q m,
1:l5, 4:5o, $40 p. M, and 2:45 night.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and St
Paul. N ~"
through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
DAY coaches, finest pa ace dining cars between Sc
attic. acoma and Portland direct. Daily ssryica
Full information concerning rates time of trains
soutes and other details furnished application to
A. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Pass. Agt
IL First ST., cor. Washington Portland Or
A. HILBERG, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeast corner feser avenue and Commercial
street, Olympic block, Seattle, Wash
A. NADEAU, GENERAL gent and Depot Tickst
Agent Seattle depot. foot OF Third street
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Sept. Il, 1891
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash,
Dear Sir: 1t is some weeks since have
written you and in that time have i'm
proved very much. The pain in my liver
and kidneys entirely disappeared. have
not had sick headache since February,
and then it was very light one. Just
think have had them forty years and
never missed having from one TO three
every month until they had worn me ont.
i have gained in flesh, and everyone says,
"How well you look" | am so much
better than / ever expected to be.
Most respectfully,
MRS. NJ. COWLES,
San Rafael, Marin County, Cal.
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TACOMA Wheat Market.

TACOMA, Dec. Especial. THE wheat market
was weaker today and III sympathy with lower
foreign advices No trading was done. The
quotations were: Club. 97c; Blue stem, 81.
Receipts-Wheat, IS cars
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The PROGRESS ofthe Century

Leans array from superstition and blind
loolatry OF isms and ics-alioparhic in
cinded. 1t leans tordrd universal, ALL
determining law; towards facts, not fam
c1es. 1t leans towards immutable princi-
pies ana lnyulneraple truth, and away
rom superannuated authority. organized
ignorance and dyed-in-the-wool prejudice.
bind enpiricism in medicine has, with
other fossliized bivalyes had its day. Yes,
there are plenty OF debated crabs" but
beng born of darkness and fear-twin SIS
tiers OF intellectual infancy-they cannot
much longer Withstand the civilizing in
nuence OF advancing science. They are
slowly but surely "dying Egypt, dying"
before the search light" of investigation.
Inc advancing thinker wonders how it
was possible for that monstrosity-the
medical science CD extant now, to have
survived 10 this late day But where was
the reform to come from? 1t is not only
passe to attempt reform, it is outright
dangerous. liz requires boldness akin to
recklessness. Legion is the name who
have tried; they have left their bleaching
bones as warning. An attempt at re-
forming theology brands you .heretic;"
IN politics you are charged with every in
fanny under the sun and in medicine every
duck-lntellect 'quacks' at you and you
are accused of having no diploma when
your diploma Is on file in the courthouse
under the very eyes of the slanderers. All
this Is caused by besotted ignorance, and
since books are sent free of charge to every
applicant and We pay the postage, there is
no excuse for ignorance when it costs
nothing to be informed. People who be-
rate the Histogenetic system of medicine
are either intellectual pariahs incapable of
counting five in succession or understand
ing any .2x4 problem, or they are mental
sluggards and cannot screw themselves up
to the point of information by reading up
and forming a conclusion. In either case
their opinions are as valuable as that of
Puget sound oysters.
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm aud in fair demand.
Coiee-Options closed steady and unchanged
70 10 points down. Sales were $4,000 bags, in
Guiding December, sl2 i0ttl2 10; January, sll7o;
February, sll50; March, slL45lpli.50: May,
&lSk9iLS5. spot Rio--Firm; No Z, lSssc
sugar-Raw, quiet and firm. Rehned-Quiet
and steady
copper-steady: Lake, December, sll.
Lead-Unehauged
Hn-Easier; straits, sla.S5.
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, Dec 1.-The wheat market was
weaker, the opening today being about ssG5lso
lower than yesterdays closing figures and the
market became stronger, advancing about &c,
then became weak and prices declined 1850,
ruled steady and closed about s4GEsc lower
Than yesterday Receipts, 1,5SS,0OO bushels;
shipments, i,354,0o bushels.
wheat--steady; cash. ss7sc: May, s67sc.
....orn.Firm; cash, 76lse; December, 1850
0ats-sieady: cash. sI4e: May, sllEsSlssc.
kye-Duil, AZ SSiac
batiey-Quet b9gdoc.
ftM-Easy, soc.
Pork-Steady; cash, IS i2l6Sts. Is: January
We5Gll OIL
Lsrd-steady; cash. SO; January, 500
saouiders-Si. l2isGL2a; short clear, t5.7SG
~ short ribs, $5,4o09o.60.
Mhisky-sl.is
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Dec 2-Cattle-Receipts, 5000:
assdy. Top prices for prime steers, 81 sega;
o'aers, s24i6L7S; stocSers, s.2See2.7 20
,hogs-keceipts, 5000; steady 10 lower. M xed,
ssas1afo; prime heavy aud butchers weights.
MsS&As5; light, s. 3pScD&60. rough aud common,
saeep-Rsceipts, GOO: active and steady;
1sIfe ewes 8. 50tCal =: mixed, sittGi 81:
assaers, Si.oclt5.43; texans, sl5oGi.75; Vest
ens' isols4 -; yearllngs, <asaA1o,
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON. Dec 2-CIosing:
nnseei>on. ......... 4Ss Burlington ........ .l09s
ban Diego. rs :
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Are you going East tails tSsl or winter II So
take the Northern PScl6G Are your friends
coming West 10 v.sItr Then suggest 10 ih"n
that they take The Northern Paclae. as Il : The
only direct line TO PaEet souud ana Wash nstoa
points No change o. cars OF rsehecklns Of bag
gage. BE sure your tickets read VIA the NVrta'
err Pacific rai road.
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Dec. Especial. Wheat - The
market quiet ana inactive Ruling quotations
are above shippers views and little business
was transacted today. Quote valley, $l.6JG
l6s11; Walla walla, $l6O(9ls5 Receipts were
bl,706 centals
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EASTERN MARKETS.
SILVER PURCHASES,

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 2-rhe director of
the mint today purchased 629 900 ounces of silver
ct figures ranging from so.9I60 to so.e475.
C. B. @ EARNINGS
BosToS, Dec. 1.-The c. b. < @. October state
ment shows net earnings of $s59000. an increase
Of 1850.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The stock market was
dull. Business pressure continued, being espe-
cially marked in Missouri Pacific, Atchlson,
Northern Pacific preferred and Erie Ohio e.
Mississippi lost yesterdays gain. Lake Shore
Burlington and Union Pacific were strong
especially in the late trading. The market closed
quiet but strong, most stocks showing small
fractional gains for the day.
Government bonds-Firm.
Petroleum-Closing dull.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered at 2Is.
Prime Mercantile paper-Unchaaged. Sterling
erchenge-steady. Sixty-day bills, s4sI; de-
mand, s4s4 Bar silyer-9f4c.
BONDS.
u 3. - treg.l...... 116lAU. s. Is (reg) 49,. 1ooiS
U. 5. As Coupon. HI lPacife 6s ........ lis
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PROF. C. +. BECK; 'sIt IN
fMuItum In Parvo.'"
A. r.. SPoFFORD, Librarian Of
Congress-: 1.-THE work may fairly
re termed a Breviary OF Ameri-
can Politics"
HON. 8. j. RANDALL: TN
dispensable TO q ready UNDER
standing Of the history Of the
parties"
DIR. 7. L HAYES, Historian;
"You have given the desired In
formation In such form that he
who runs may read and read
quickly"
HON. 4. q cox: ''OnIy one
work - comparable with it-the
statistical Atlas. by the Govern
ment-and to sAy this II high
eulogy."
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ENDORSEMENTS.

BENSON ]. TOSSING, LII D.,
Historian: Like "A concave mir
Tor, 1t reflects to single focus an
epifome of tbs. essential elements
of our national history, showing
Clearly nj & ance the progress OF
the nation from its infancy TO its
present period of maturity"
PROF. q. +. WRITER, JR.: at
Is concise, complete, ard IN the
study of political history indis-
peEsable.h
HON. j. c. BRANNER: cit
can not fail 10 be of great utility
to the People without regard to
party or occupation"
SUPr. G. Y. SH AWHAN: II
think IL very fiue indeed
SUPT. A. F. CLARK: ''Grand-
est success ever issued"
HON. ]. ID. MUsTOE: at
gives perfect satfgacii0R
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER Delta

STEAMER DELTA.
Carrying the United States mail. will leave AZ
feid-Colman dock at o'clock a m MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays for Kingston Point o
Point, Port Gamble. Bangor. SeAbeck, Bremen
Pleasant Harbcr Dsqueboose HeTrler 10 Hamlfu
Bay, Hofna homa Dewasto, Li.liwaup Falls. Fl Gods
port and Union City. Returning Leaves Union
City al 4 O'Clock q. m. D. TROCTMAN Master
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.

During the past twenty-four hours good. and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail--Northern Pa
eihc, 81 tons: Columbia 81 Puget sound. IA
TONS Seattle, Laks Shore Il Eastern, l4s tons.
BY water-N. +. &unroe, 40 tons; L. j. Perry 50
tons; Puget Sound aud Alaska Steamship COM
psnys boats, 3 tons; Cascade. IL tons: Buckeye,
II tons; A. K. Robinson, tons: 1,lide 2 TONS
Total shipmeuts Cos tons
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MERCHANDISE AND rgopucs sEcEtpr..

Produce and merchandise have been received
ct the port OF Seattle during tina past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pacific.
I'D TONS Columbia & Puget Sound, 60 tons: Sc.
atte, Lake Shore Il Eastern. 2i1 tons By water
+ :. Perry, 20 tons; ". I. Munroe, 50 tons; Puget
Sound and Alaska Steamship Company's boats.
etons; Cascade, tons. Total receipts, 79S tons
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Gent N 1901

Ctpt. ~, 1871
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash,
Dear Sir: Nearly four months have pass
ed since | wrote you. AS | know you are
interested in my case / wish to tell you
how / am progressing. Before | COM
menced taking your medicines / was suf-
fering most excruciating pain. | had tried
every sort of remedy and gained abso-
luteiy no rel Of. After | had taken the
Histogenetic medicines short time how
ever, the pain and swelling became less
until it was gone entirely. | cannot ex-
press my gratitude as | have been sick for
years, treating with so many prominent
physicians and getting worse all the time.
| bless the day that | left San Francisco
for Washington as ! know that had | not
come here and consulted you | would
have been in my grave | wish tina. every
one might read this as | want them to
keow how much l have to be thankful
for. May you live many years TO relieve
and bless your fellow creatures.
Yours truly,
MRS. JULIA LONSDALE,
1,140 Street, Tacoma, Wash.
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Firxt-e,ass all-rall service between seattle snd
olyuniA The Northern Pacific rams three
trains daily between tAeSe poiRis- Rate oniy
a. Refund tip sSAsa
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LoNpoS,Dec. 2-Bar silyer-4sI<d. Bank OF
England rate OF discount per cent.
BREADsTUFFs
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2-wheat-Holders offer
moderately: No. 2 red winter and spring. IS Cd
Coth-Holders offer moderately. spot, dull,
6s Ia; December, easy, Is; January, steady, Is
%<o ior new; February, steady, rs SD.
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1T TELLS

How Presidents have had and politics of EACH
What Presidents died while in office
How many Presidents have served two terms.
Which candidate received the largest number Of votes and
defeated
When each political party organized.
How many Congresses have convened and the political
complexion OF each.
The number of States the United States and the one
having the most miles of railroads
How many political parties have existed in the United
States.
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NeClair, the photographer, viii hereafter p
found at the Ia Roche studies, 80 Second street
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A Diagram Showing all The Political
Parties. Ili66.
A Diagram Showing all Presidents and
Cabinets. 5I66.
A Diagram Showing Political Complex
lon Of each Congress.
4 Diagram Showing Crseds Of the
World. 1910.
A Diagram Showing standing Armies
Of each Nation. 13XlO.
4 Diagram Showing Naval Tonnage Of
each Nation. 1910.
A Complete Nap Of The World. 1890.
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the Residence of Ex-Mayor Yes
lar Third and Iarnes

Ter, Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency III each town.
The Label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is a fraud.
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