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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

Real estate Transactions from January /. 1891.
10 date are SIC. 3a9, $50 s.. There were fled for
record yesterday > deeds, the considerations
argregating sl9,I74, an average Of s6S4,7e Fol-
lowing is the list as furnished by Osborne,
Tremper & Co, abst-sctors of title, Il5 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
I. Rock 10 A. Richards, lot 16, block s. Boston
Heights sup, soc.
L T. Hicklin to c. Green, S acres In sec 6, q, 4,
ss75
II. c. Burke to W. Radcliffe, lot 4, block S,
tract 81, Maple Leaf add. 500.
c. E Russell to J. II. Livingston, lots l to 6,
block l., Kirkland Syndicate First, $40.
L. 8. A. 10 ". L Hamilton, sw NV sec u. q, (,
800
NPRR Co. TO Puget Mil Co.. 10 acres in
o. G. Weston 20 F. $ wilson, lots II, Il, block
l., Laws Second, $500
5 ". Clark 10 c. A Clark, lot 4, block a, Lake
Z. sehoengaTth to J. G. osburn. acres in sec
+ &. caiy to A. Amunds, fractional lots and
?, block !. D. ". Grams add. 500
A. Amunds 10 T. D.eekhoh, part lot l, block ],
D. N. Grams add, 81
A. Amnnds TO e Dieckhoff. lots and ?, block
!, D. n Grams add, SSa
T.. A Zeiearth TO +. + Sander. lots and ?,
block is. Yesles's ist, 500
F. E. sander to E A Zeihzrth, Wiz ne sec Il.
g, 5, s2o0o.
Gallard's Park 70 Slaughter s4oo
T. H Campbell TO :. i. Knipe, lot II, block q,
s. A. Bells %. 81
D. D. Merritt 70 J. Good, lots Is and Is, block 3,
Breen Lake Electric Motor, s3o1.
W. z. Bow TO A. L. Bow, lots 9, 10 and IL,
block 2, Bsgley's add, 81.
l. Watson 10 NJ L Afford, lot Is, block =, Gil
mans add, $50.
W. C. l. Go. 20 D. Destroyer, lot le, block 81,
Gilman Park. $500
]. A. Moore TO D. D. Merritt. lot 2, block 3,
Mob Hlli add, 81 coo
B. Thoreson 70 A. H. Thoresoa, lot s, block IS,
Gilman Park, s6e0.
X A. Callsghan 70 Ms. II. CAllsghan, y lot
Is. block Il, Gilman Park. 81
L :. A 70 o. l. steele. els sc, sec 4. q, l. 81
Z. Biswe;t 20 II. r.. Moore, lotx L., Is, block $,
Evans & Rlewett's, s69.
L ; Selleck 10 N. r. Eaton, lots }, 1. block g.
Halls add. S.2ls
P Olson 10 c. Nelson, acre in sec g, Il. 4,
s4oo.
c Nelson to E. J. wiltse, acre in sec &. e.
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eoEn, 500 sacks; potatoes. 900 sacks. bran.
galions ss' s-AAs-s' -7ss"
fiour-Fsmily extra. s5.1aeazs rer bSl..
1txsss extra, sal0es-z ~: superdne, E7sGLfa
Shipping, sl-5g< per GENITAL
BAriey-Bright and new which eos,id h
..azasea IS being Of good quality was offered on
snanye a. sLo5 per GENITAL without bringing
over {i.025z per GENITAL
~ ossss-oid, sl50sI- 6 per GENITAL, for new, N.s
., caorn-LArse yellow, fI-ag5z: small yellow,
Ns5s white. S20sG2I2 per GENITAL
uooi-sprlng Clip, fo0.aili Der pound, I70soc:
TT rsolsneEn, lsgx1cs Southern, ak months, I29
sousnern. Twelve months. i2 z615c: Nevada,
t,gSssc. oregon, valley. 23e &c. eastern, light,
iNS1oc: eastern, heavy, f24i5e.
a. al board sales: whest-Buyer 1881, sL52z
, d EszsTTisg-buyer Issl, alter August i. s1og19
. TTsAgcIAL
.Drass-sight, Is: selexrsphie. 90 Sterling
2. naai ls si-s7: sight. 1850 commercial,
$s-oa. silver barn, fl00. Mexican dollars, 50.
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FOR CHEAPER MILK.
shippers and Dealers Meet at Kent and
Fix a Lesser Rate

KENT, Wash, June 2s-fSpeeisI. A special
meeting OF the milk shippers OF White river val
lev was held here On Friday afternoon, june q.
There were IN attendance also Representatives Of
sve milk dealing concerns in Seattle The az
tendance az milk producers wzs large. John
Nelson addressed the sssembiage, stating that
this WAS not meeting az the Waite River and
District MIX Producer Association. bat Of
PRODUCERS and dealers 10 consider matters Of
inheritance that had come Up. He thought
that as the dealers were equally interested with
the sinners il would DC well - elect to- pre-
siding ofieer Mt Butting, as the president o; TIE
association wss absent
Mr.. Buttins was elected. and on taking the
chair said that the real object OF the meeting
VS., 70 see If some arrangement could De MADE
with the producers by which the SeSttls dealers
who were eudeavo-ing 20 corapete with the
Dnvauaish Dairy Association could hold their
own Al present the Duw4ulish association has
greatly the advantage. and is selling milk ~
urice below what other and competing concerns
are paying 10. milk Cheaper mix must De
furnished.
Mr.. Grocer. of Crorer & Murphy. said that his
object in attending the meeting was 20 see If ire
nros.ucers. net mem eFs OF the DGvsnish con
re-, would give them milk AZ 6gure that
would allow o. their msesiag the cut N prices
recently made by the DawAmish concern
Conrad johnson. OF the Queen City dairy, re
r1AFkcG IGat 1ls4A4A-NG S4AA sSaNA8eA k~AAA%
A. which temporarily milk must re furnished
tAsm at lower rate The Duwzmish concern is
wholssalisg milk ST IS eenIs per gallon. That Is
inst what the milk Is costing the competing con-
Germs
Mr. Hummel. o. the Association dairy. coin-
eifei in these statements
Nj Elder, a producer. asked what rzics tie
gentlemen could afford 10 pay.
The president thought il Better 10 pat the
question the other way, and asked the shippers
a. what sgure they can a.ord 70 sell raiIk for tie
next thirty dxys
Several producers declared their willingness
% ,cin with tie dealers present for selling ~ q
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TACOMA, Wash, June 1. 1891.
DR.. ]. z. Jordan, Seattle. Wash, Dear
Sir-I have been taking your medicines
seven weeks, and il gives me the greatest
pleasure to tell you, and everyone else who
viii listen, how much good they have done
me. When / think Of what I have suf-
fered, and how many doctors have tried
their skill on me TO no earthly good. how
they have filed me with morphine, chloral
and other poisons until was nearly crazy,
and how many hundreds Of dollars my
poor husband has paid out in the last
three years. before we heard about your
wonderful cures, / am astonished 70 see
myself today able 10 go all over the city.
able 10 do my housework and after busy
day 10 lie down and have whole nights
good sleep Dear doctor, my husband and
are very thankful to you for what your
medicines have done for me.
MRS. JULIA L0NSDALE,
2,4o1 Pacific avenue, Room d
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DR. BOWMAN 6 CO.'S
NATIONAL
DISPENSARY.
SULLIVAN BLOCH. FRONT STREET.
sKArTLK. VASE

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Al ehrosic, 2srvezs bed sa1 sxis 9isssss& siss
a. sczss an eArsasx 6,s-Nszs 81 So ere aa1 ssr.
Thsy arc 10 mess em1nsm4 phFEGikms fns
1890 eosIaAsaL AZ s1fsse.s sesr are
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Cene1eoca. Dan, Lstis<A Cmef fer etuty or B@x-
80. Psrz Asest.T 80 speed IL euru6
ALL SEXUAL DEFohMrIxks ana izpst+
BLOOD ASDsKlN pfsEAsKs. syphslls oozs-
r1ses1F rNccsts6 wthS0t 80 80 - merc1ry.
ccrurnlA, Erys1psi2s E1aernse. KFupsians1 EezsmA
Ac1a IicsrS Pizsis. Pens tn ses Aend I'D
Be- &c. psrnAsszlly e1ss1 uhss e<Aers lave
URINARY, Klensy eo1 Ra.sass rrvusssa.
Weak Rscx. Barnias rr,ss. Frsss@scy q ErS-
nari1G Crtns High IeioFe1 or wlth Mix se1S
Esct Co ssAr6 ne. Go1orrAneA 3leef. gysrfz1&s
x.rSecel@ Hye.sesae &c. Psrn3senEy cared
sTkICTrRE cared IN fon ernea 20 fwssfy
CATAARA- Thrc4s. Sase and Lang Dseksn
s1ceessfnly And 2erEAress.y c4re1
PILES. ftstA1. ftaEure. Ascsai ClcerA perfectly
e2ree wthozs knife. lAEkszre cknxstc Se desen-
t50n rem n1ssnsss- OreT coo cases cured Trsxe
meat sceRztc. safe aEe paiEisss ana ~o11srf n II
Is rc<1st2
LaDIKs-An Feuas weakness prcmrssy
crred He41sche- Nervous Pr~sr-Rffon, G&neraI
D1Ssnty esespiesx Dep-esssoa, OvarsHa
Tr0se.es. I1fAEn1tioa. ticers<soa- Gallaag naS
plHce1s--s pfsnsn0rrA1A, Spinsa weAxzesz,
ksdney Complaints. Gauge ~ Lie. ete.
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a. tss4< homes ~ coFrsspo11f1es. Cousz3tsf1oa
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SUMMARY OF rHR SITUATION

sAs Francisco. June s0.-Prlces Of LEADING
esrsals are weak and l0wez whes, Is verv an,
sAtisy Is very weak. owing - heavy rsceirt.
The truIi market IS heavily supplied. and
eueh Of Il arrives IN poor condition. Cherries
shc strawberries are scarce Peaches are frne-
Aisieots SCI well Apples snd pears are = drug
IN tie market Other varieties nova re- t.s-9s
VEL Corn 10 weaker tomatoes. .-- sr,.-
sesatoes ara lower. Onions sell slowly. cncuu-
ess are coming IN freely and prices are lower
AsF&rsgns is dalL Many tomatoes a-riv. in
~ condition. The weather Is unssvorshle for
sSnss Eggs are weak aad quiet.
PRODUCE KxcEIrTs AND QUOTATIONS.
,ssoaace Tecespts-Floa., lsooo cuar,er xsek..
S Loo certala: harley, G.ooe csDt.Is:
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PASSENGER LISTS.

GARRISON, Mont, June 3o.-On North
ern Pacific train No. /:
Amos Buck. wife and child, Mrs.. Dell Buck
and child, J. c. Monroe. Mrs Biggott A Hersch-
field. Miss Goldsmith, Miss Earle, T. A. W.
shock and wife. 5 NJ. Hattuck. c. steadan, A.
Bergman. Mrs. W. : Hsrbon, MIRA. W. A Shief
Mrs. Higgins, T. : Tommy, Il. 5. Nichols and
keyenty-one seeond-elsss psssengers
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aRF YOU srrFERfNG

From back ache. Inflammation OF the bladder.
brick dust deposit or stone n ;he bladder. OF in
fxc. S2y arrangement % the k1iDeys or urinary
orszass II thus Afflicted do net lase tine and
waste zncaey On worthless A1s-2enss EnG worse
psS.e-s. but strike AZ the seat ii tie disease 81
once BY using ire greatest OF al known rene
ant 70 tax, PG<esy vegetable SAslsfseso1 every
CES
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AssAssINS PUBLICLY APPROVED.
An Illinois Demon shot Dead By Rela-
tiyes On His Doorstep.

sPABLkSD, H., June 2a-About twelve years
ago John Carver died, leaving his widow and
children about $4,000. The widow Subsequently
married 9 mere boy named Royal Frisby. The
youthful husband soon entered on q career of
debsuchery and began treating his wife in
most brutal manner. The community has for O
long time been incensed IT his actions, but not
until recently was the full extent of his
brutality known Saturday g White Cap cir
eular was sent ont Attached 10 il was
a prayer for his wife, saying: Help
Us. for humsnity's sake" The circular detailed
how, several years ago, he debauehed his step
daughter, sud when child was born he strang-
led and buried il in tie yard. Then Mrs. Frisby
secured q divorce, and soon after Frisby, who
had forced the girl 70 continue 20 submit 70 his
assaults. compelled her to marry him Recently
she gave birth to another child Frisby got
drunk and Chased the family into the woods.
Last night a. be stepped out OF the door Of his
house he was shot down and instantly killed.
q. II. Culver, his uncle, and John Carver. brother
OF the girl be debauched, have been arrested for
the killing. The killing meets the approval of
the community, and 100 men have offered to 60
on the bonds of the accused
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SEATTLE, June 30, 1891.
Erehsnges 1t Seattle clearing house today
snourrsd 70 elso.77aes The balances were t7S.-
tlln
MARKET REVIEW.

GEoLEbE2 ~ t-asesftSs-s @@~ S~<~~S-~ 800 w
tA0
steady prices and active trade have been the
ming features OF the markets the past week.
Hous are still going down and several holders
ue becoming snxious TO sell. The lice are
spreading gradually, though no damage has re-
suited az ret. Grains are steady except barley.
which has dropped little more. Hay and feed
are firm
In the grocery and provision trade quotations
ne very steady, not change of importance
hsving been noted the past three weeks New
potatoes are little cheaper and some green veg
esables have come down q tr5de Caulihower
and asparagus are out OF the market. In the
green fruit market, navel oranges are . trifle
cheaper and Sicily lemons q little higher, and
blsekberr1es, rsspberries, spricots, peaches and
green apples have been added TO the variety
during the week
Eastern creamery butter ia down another cent
and Eastern eggs sell at % cents There is really
no butter in the market now but Eastern cream
err, the extremely low prices having driven Cal
Hernia stock out
Line and cement are both down trihs The
demand for this class OF building material Ii
good. Lumbermeu are beginning 10 feel encour
seed at the outlook for q heavier foreign de-
rzsd for lumber than there hiss been tor long
nnk
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
Daring the past twenty four hours goods and
Merchandise have been shipped from Seattle Ia
tie following amounts: By rail-Sorihern Pa
cife. BIZ tons; Coiumbis & Puget sound, 60 tons !:
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern. SIS tons BY
vafer-Angeles, IS tons: Henry Bailey, = tons:
Maseo. Is tons; Fanny Lake, = tons: Buckeye,
Is tons: Edith. tons: Glide. tons: City OF seat
tie, 6 tons: Michigan, tons: Mountaineer, 8
tons; Bailey Gstzert. 8 tons; ". K. MeTwin, ?
tons: City OF Kingston, tons: Grace, tons.
Total shipments. eS4 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Produce and merchandise were received at the
port of Seattle during the past twenty four
hours as follows: By rail--Northern Pacific,
SIC tons: Columbia & Puget Sound. 40 tons: Sc
attic, Lake shore 4 Eastern, Ia tons. By water
-Wssco, 10 tons: Glide, 10 tons: Henry Bailey,
tons. Total receipts, al tons
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NORM Brxp. Wash. Jpne 70 ,set.

NoxrH BEsp. Wash, June IL, 1891.
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir-I am happy TO say that two
weeks use Of your medicines has done me
so much good that / am going TO start out
prospecting tomorrow The pain In my
eyes has almost entirely vanished.
Yours truly,
HERBERT G. POWERS.
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shippipr IntelIirence.

SAN Francisco, June 3.-Arrived-str San
Benito, Nanaimo; sh Louis Walsh. Nanaimo
bk Aureole, Departure bay. Departed-Bk So
norna, Astoria str Emily. Coos bay; ST. Arcets,
Coos bay; str Scotia. Tillamook; str San Pedro
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Zanzibar. states that the British officers engaged
il EgatnE TIE slave trade II East Africa report
that tie trade is On is lSst .eZs. ana that TIE
Brussels snIi-s.Gvs-y act VII eventually kiA TIE
whole business
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Portland whe.t ouot,,,o,..

PORTLAND. June 30. Especial - Wheat -
Quotations nominal; Willamette valley, sld
per GENITAL; Walla Walla, sI.45 per Genital Re-
ceipts, 3,c25 centals
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RAILROAD STOCKS
MERCHANDISE.

Hors-Steady and DUH.
Cohee-options closed barely steady, lo<a25
points down. Sales were Sa,coo bsgs, including
iianslsso: October, si4Sosl4s5: December.
gSNsl3.sa Spot Rio. steady; fair csrgoes.
ls1sc; Nc. :, l7ssc-
wool-weak; domestic fleece. sses7c
CoPper-Nominal: lake, July, tlAsA
lasd-FIrm: domestic. Si10
Unsteady: straits, x0.M
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRApK
CHICAGO, June So-wheas dull and irregular
and lower The opening was stronger and prices
AGelo higher for various futures, bat became
OF The early decline, and the elosing was &C
lower for July, sc lower for August and 1se low
er for December than the closing prices OF yes
tsrtay. Receipts, $500 bushels; shipments,
xG,0N bushels
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
vhe.t-wesk; cash. si1. ss2isc: July, Sole.
Corn-stesdy; casa, 55iscs July, 81 s0sc4s.e
oza-S;eady; cash, 81 sfeS5a &C; July, S4ssc
B&rley-NominAl 81 6SG7te-
Rrk-S,esdy: cash. SO. september. $50 S2s<.
Lrd-sseady; cash, s. L234s6 Is September,
Rye-Steady ai7Sc
e~-lliers s. 05.eSi5; short clear s. Saes IS:
snoFi rsess s. sa<55sA
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
tHiCAso, June -Cattle-R eceipis 500:
~ ana steady 10 strong: tor prices, $500 20;
20 bt'tns extra steers on sxlss other native
ssesrs. tf.Ssa2S; Texans, sASsSs4 -; stockcrs,
HaSs-Rscsip.., 1900; active and higher;
Masa s.d common, 81 so514 50: mixed aud
s 1853 -; Prime heavy and butchers
tSats' - isssAS5i light, 81 34&
aves' s:Sss2a0; Texans, sASSs4 -; West
BOSTON STOCK xxcHaxsr
sosros, June 2-stoeks closed as follows.
Aahison-......-...l9 Mexican Cen Corn. ,ass
s-iHns'oa' '.-----' >'1SSAn Diego -. Is
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
s tss sise . sske 70 ~ poists EAss AID
roStb. Il = TIE nIxfss can RorTK II
Gay N ne yesr 70
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
no change II ra-xg
sompose1 o. Dining Cars unsurpassed Paznaa
Drawing Room ssseSers of lA-esz
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
ses fhaa can be constructed and ia which &C.
CT modats1as are bosn FzEx srd furnished for
1o'cs1s of fzst OK sseon6-cl2ss tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
a .oonfsHBo1s Ire connecting vstA al lines A.
S1. ..,,1ssg nlrsc< AID uninterrupted service
f1LEuhn sleeper rsssrxa ssons Gag De secured IN
~~-'es Aasozssh azy sgez. q the ro46
THROUGH TICKETS
70 AZ fc=n al points In Anas-scz. England ara
Llroe ce1 Be purchased - any f5ckes ofce u tkzs
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS.
1T = PAU and East SIS q N. AMI 2-o0p.n.
G ~! s.,rssard ard South. 6:I5 AID $50 q n and
Eos OsymTia Sis q m ard 900 p N
x.s,n Anacorfes and North. s;io - m and
For Nonsesano and Cray. Ha-oor s:soam
,aFer Taccna and local. els and $50 q n;
i<s1a. 100, 5.25 and $40 p r.
TEAMS Arrive
frgm 81 Pa1l and East 11.5e q m and
fsoa' Portland and The south $40 n AIS ard
rron olympia PAS and S:45 D. n
ron Eonsessno and Grsvs Ea<Sor. AIS D n.
Fron nacortes and ,sorfh. 1910 aad 500 p m
OF so1a Tacoma and local. s:s5. l1-59 Il an3
z.s9 s:15 S:4s, HAS o. N
Inc shortened Is hsars between seattle ana 81
Paul - -
Ihrongh Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. elegant
80 - nes naest gaiace dining cars between So
s1xss. TACOMA and Portland direct Daily ssrYSr4
III Information concerning rAres tine of trains
. ,ts and ether details furnished On applica-
a. %. CHARLTU<. Asst Gen Pass Ar
Ia Elrss 81. Coz. Wssh.ngion Portland Or
a tHILsER6. City Passenger and Tlckes Agent
soEfh@Ast corner Yesler avenue and Commercial
street Olympic block. SeA.fIe Wash
J. A NADEAE. General A. ens and Depot Ticket
Agent. Seattle depot foO1 Of Third street
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yrASTEp-AGENTS TO SELL The Pm
w less clothes Elae. Sae cnty I've ever szvsnse3
faat Aes6s tss csexAes NzSsoEs pas serfgs-I
esSs. rMsexE recrz1xy sSsec sad ozsE ~ agents.
wkSEn EAe exczzSfss rigkx - Esssl. r az 50
eezfs xe WI ssad Sample me By u-A{is also cir
s1zerS. F-ice and terms = Ae-tx xysr
serxstsrr az azee Actress The E1ns@-x t,1o<ess
Lac Ca. u H@rEsn s<resz. wozcesscr, Mass
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EASTERN MARKETS.



NEW YORK. June 3.-The feeling in Wall
street today is decidedly more hopeful, owing in
great part to the liberal purchases by London
and consequent forcing OF a portion OF the
short interest TO cover. The near approach of
the Liberation OF . vast amount Of funds, of
which the greater portion must find its way into
speculative channels, was not without influence.
The easier condition of the foreign markets
gave promise that. after all, no further ship
ments Of gold would be made this week The
opening displayed q marked change in senti-
ment since yesterday. fret prices being traction
ally higher. The market closed quiet but strong,
Of the top figures.
Government bonds-stesdy.
Pesrolsum-Closed at 65ssc.
NoSKY AND KxcHAydE.
Money on call. easy: closing offered at ~
Prime mercantile paper, J4SG7 sterling ex-
change, weak: eo-day bills, A.SSSx: demand
Ns7s.. Bar silver, 10os.,
BONDS
{. g a. lreg)..... il6lSU. 3. as coupon 100
e. 4 Is coupon. il719 Pacific % ....-..... 100
L. = 4ss frcg1 100
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fas ssa ii pse'ar. Toe sssH N 6syzis.
Flss higk; m IS bis esfsdza mn ~.
HznRt2 al lr Htrs.ia sss lard ss,ss.
And this IA iszsrzas faastr--
Vel II azns va laii-Eias.sstis
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CAUTI0N-The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The Label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device il q fraud.
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