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The Forrest City times., 1893-11-10
HGd.tsonal Local.
: sNeeiree,s WINE OF cARpu, for female diseases

Winter Clothing at cost for cash at Russell. Graham & Co.'s.
 Ole Olsou," Ole Olson,n 'nle O. sou.n at Opera House. Monday night, Nov fSth. hyOrten's Comedians.
 The Iron Mountain crossing on Front street. was very neatly repaired the ,iist of the week by Section FormBn Worth and his men.
 The entire stock of Winter Clothing at Russell. Graham < Go. 's is being of fered at cost for cash, to meet she de ma,lds of hard times.
 Protect yourself against loss 'from fire by insuring in good company. Taylor & Izard represrnt q large llne af standard companies.
 A lamp exploded in the store of Pet sus Bros. & Buford, Monday night. It was tlruwn out and eytinguisiied be- fore any damage was eone.
 Best goods at lowest prices in Dry Goods. Notions. Gents, Youths aud Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps, at.L. RollwaCe & Co.'s. E. Landvogt E. l.. Vadakin and daughter, Bora Annette, spent q day ar two in Memphis the first of the week on business and visiting relatives.
 The celebrated railroad, shoe made : by Smith tS .Stoughton, the best on uhe market, can be had only of Russell. . Graham & Co. very cheap. for cash
 Mrs. Dr Stone. of Forrest City. paid visit to her friend. Mrs. CsLyEggle- ston. Tuesday. She returned home on Euesdav aftesnoon.-Brinkley Angus.
 The most complete and hobby line of cents Furnishing Goods to be found m the city is at Russell Graham : Co.'S. tEverythlng at bottom prices for cash.
 There will be musicale at inc resi- dence of Mrs. E. Hurley tonight for the Benefit of ths,Episcopal church.. d. mission only l5 cents. All are invited. sysy~ BLAck.DRAucHT tea cures Constipation. e--. XIX LinimeRt cured my wife of fe- male trouble wAei,I thought herincura- hle.a Jas. |. M0oas. State Lecturer l1armcrs Alliaace. Sold by Winthrop & Go. EfM
 F. F. Todd, sells and delivers all kinds of Meat it residences. at from 5c to Sc Der pennd, Tuesdays, EEurs- days and Saturdays. Watch for his wagon.
 Robert Arnold is down from Eara-
 
 s ons friends and relatives. Bobiis d whole-souled fellow and is always welcome.
 Mrs A. Becker was in Memphis.sev- eral days this week, visiting her dAugi- ter. and other relatives and friends. MT. Becker eaiso spent d day i'll the Bluff City.
 Russell Graham 6' Co.'s immense line If Ladies Dress Goods. Dry Goods. and Notions must be seen to be appre- ciated. Their prices can't be beaten anywhere.
 Rev c. A. Bruce did not fill his ap- pointment Sunday OH account of ill., ness His congregation was greatly disappointed, and greatly distressed at his illness.
 sChjdren Cry for Pitchers Castoyia.
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-10
We have just oponed carloads of the Finest Goods Ever Brought to Forrest City

and will afford us easupre to demonstrate and all nqng truth make
 We have always earned the choicest GEN TS this have cxceled ourselves this would establishment We have everything that styles and the best and displaying these that
The Forrest City times., 1893-11-10
What ShaIi We Drink.

soId by druegists everywhere.
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poRr ANGELICA PORT TOWNSEND. pun
i geness and seattle route.
TIME cAnp
Fast Passenger ana Freight Propeller
N0NTIcELisA
Commencing Tuesday. May Is 1893.
Leaves daily except Monday - foliowsi seattle
z q M. Townsend 1880: arrives Port Angeles
q m Leaves Port Angeles m: foFt
Townsend $50 p. M: arrives Seattle 10 n NJ
LandfngA Cisy Dock seattle: Tibnais Doex, Pen
HArCH HHO&
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PoRr ORcHsED. Aug 10.-fSpecial r.
This road district. because og the large
force OF men employed by Barlow & Co..
bids fair to become richer than half the
other districts in the county combined.
The road supervisor has attended TO bis
duty veil. and Barlow & Co. have prompt
iy met the assessments on their men. and
they In turn 70 large extent have taken
two days OF, worked ON the roads and 20
had their money returned TO them Road
work has thus been given good lin. and
the county and state IL thereby benefited.
When 10 Ii remembered that this import
ant government work IL to continue for
fully two years longer. running into three
seasons. the advantage of such force of
workmen to draw upon for labor 10 AZ once
seen. Kitsap county Is greatly in need Of
good roads.
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BOSTON sToeK KxoHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.--Wheat-Easy. The
opening was skd &c higher than the clos
ing figures Of Saturday; advanced ss6s4c,
then with some slight fluctuations prices
receded sc, held steady. recovered slight
~. closing about &C higher for September
and s.ef &c higher for December than the
close on Saturday. Receipts, 47,0o0
bushels; shipments. 6s.0oo bushels. Cash,
6is.c: September, e2isc.
corn-Steady. Cash. 3ss.c; September.
3ss.c.
oats Steady. Cash. ass.e; September.
afc.
Rye-s6iSc.
barley Nominal.
FIax-sI0o.
Timothy-s2 2o61225
Pork-steady. cash, si2e5; September.
$i2T5.
Lsrd-s.eady. Cash. $50; September.
$50.
Short ribs sSiTsIs22
Shoulders-$7 a5ef7 so
Short clesr--$s SOS 70.
Whisky-$l.I2
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle - Receipts, 1000 head: good
natives ioet3 nc higher: common. weak !;
Texans steady: Westerns, dull: ton
natives. $s.ooeti3S: good to choice. ST. 40tls
40: Others, 81 snetL2S; Texans. $50;
Westerns. s. 3a@t4t1
Hogs Receipts. q eco head. market
foas3oc higher: mixea and packing S. io6f
5.40; prime heavy. t5S50ta ~: butchers !,
$5.5oef5.15; sorted light. s. s1eli00.
Sheep Receipts. 1900 head; natives,
strong. Westerns. steady. lambs. iset nc
higher Mixed natives. 81 z5St : SO:
wethers. s. 7aesi ~; Westerns. s. secs. 81;
Texans, S2e0at1sN
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Tue STATE OF rRAnK.


SAN FRAScIsco. Aug. 2l-There Is no
change reported in the merchandise mar
kels. The morning business Was quiet.
Produce markets arc dull. Vegetables
and fresh fruits are in heavy supply.
Tomatoes. corn and onlons-Lower.
Peaches Firmer
Grapes More plentiful.
Butter and cggs-Firm.
rheese-Steady.
Poultry-Very quiet.
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks.
is.abi Oregon. s.s4s; Washington. i.oeo;
wheat, centais, 1850: Oregon. ii. 285: bar
iey,eentals. 50 30; oats. centas. !, 400: corn,
sacks, ga; rye, sacks. los: beans, sacks,
ess; potatoes. sacks. 4.7i2. onions. sacks,
asa
Flour We quote: Net cash prices
for family extras. 81 900f4oo per barrel;
bakers extras, Ss.socS3.so; saperiiue. $3.50
a2io.
Wheat-There was a tribe Of improve
meni this morning over Saturdays prices,
standard shipping wheat being held ut
sltGA, with sizes per GENITAL for q choice
article. No change fn milling grades,
which range from si.07i. TO 81. i2ts per
GENITAL, the latter figure being an extreme
Fog something fancy.
RaT!ey--raere was fair sampling of
offerings today. but no heavy business
Nss Transacted. We quote. Feed. 65,sGe
1a.c per GENITAL for good quality and 100
io- choice brewing, S1eftuc. Chevalier,
VI l9teLlsis for standard quality and
NW1i.s1 Tor lower grades.
Oats Moderate inquiry prevails and
SEINE l'ttse business ~ in progress. with
TIE outlook promising for Increased trad
ing Qlotahlc TSc,3s 81 10 per eentag for uew
white. and 81. 70 Tor old, black, aec&gSi per
eehtai.
cat BOARD.
ssies were recorded today - follows: b
Wheat Morning. informal session: De-
eenAer. l,o tons, SLisN; 100 tons,
NlN's; 30 tons. SI.iSsS: May, iaa tons.
N2lss per GENITAL. Regular session. De-
ssmbsF, 40 tons, sl.iS: 800 tons, SI.fs7.:
May, loo tens. sis7; loo tens, sls6s. per
Barley Regular session - December.
~ tens, s5.e, MAY. loo tons. Sas.c per
afternoon session wheat-Seilsr. tsas.
neS, after September |. 100 tons, s.. o.;
!iesetaeeF. 4oD tons. sitTss: SO tons
NN1; leo toas,~ si.i5ss. 600 tons. sI.is
pss centAi
Barley Seller. 1896. new, loo ton, esae:
bSoen her. 30 tons, 5T'.e; $40 tons, 7Ts.c
perennial.
FfNANCtAf-
brafts-oa sight, New York. REP staa
To- discount, Sterling bilis-oa london
s~dsy hank, $lS&
siLvER
silver bars, per ounce. 7s,g-pse
Mexican dollars, elsy8liac
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nr.. chan, Condemns MilIs.rlsm.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-the feature Of the
peace congress today was paper by Mrs.
Laura ormiston Chant. of London, hold
ing that IL Is Within the power of the
women of the world to disband all the
armies and TO put an end TO mill
tarism. Sunday schools came in for q
scoring at Mrs Chants hands for raising
hoy brigades" in imitation of militar-
ism. Sunday school concerts in which
songs are sung clarifying war and military
heroes we're also condemned. and gen.
eral stand taken that women should dis
countenance all such or analogous pro-
ceedings
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF It

The premium map offered by the
observation-disclosures to its subscri-
bers, old and new, is now to be found
in thousands of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, is evidenced by the following
testimonials, which are a few among
the large number received from thos.
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies of the origi-
mails on file in this Office. the sig
natures only being omitted, as the
PosI-INTELLICENcEs does not feel ut
liberty to publish in full the names OF
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation of the map
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ZEAL xsrArs SALES.
Deeds Recorded IN the Auaiser.s Onss
YESTERDAY.


Yesterday.
Real estate Transactions from January 1,
1855. ara H.6Is.57a There we're fled for
record yesferaaY Q deeds, the considera-
tions sggTegating 50. suS Following il
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
i Co. abstracto-s of titles. Lie Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Ira w. Hicks 20 j. A Hicks, lots Is, IS,
IL block /. Wells add. 81
Thomas +. Flynn to r. III. Whitworth,
lot 5, block i6. Kids and others. 81.
H. H. Hamlin 70 p. ID. Hanlin ct a.,
part lots l. 2 block SO, and others. May
nard's. &c. 81
Daniel Hines TO A. ]. Baker, lot 2, blocks
2, 2. sec Ia. 3, z. 5000
L. III. Rogers to Olaf johnson, lot 9, sec
Is. 2. 4. $500
Mary n Yancy 70 Napoleon Bosrdman,
Wy u lots 10. II, block %. Denny's 3D..
Joanra j. Moran to John L Moran, lot
ID, block z. Ballard Park. 81
s. l. Piper 70 G. III. Hebron, lots I, 2,
block l. Merrett's add. q c. ST.
j: j. Kelly to ]. A. Hutchings, lots 10.
ii, block 3. Rainier. $500.
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This agreeable and eficacious Tooth Powder. es
taslished ny more eaan twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction OF the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city gener-
s'iy and by them u Is daily recommended a1d
prescribed To Is rs pleasant Ia the application as
IL f. excellent IN its effects: II speedily readers the
teeth white and smooth, the gums heaithfai, red
and firm, and By frequent use viii preserve them
Ia this desirable condition. It gradually but ef.
fectBally removes tartar. ana destroyes the para
siticsl anmacule which neglect may have per
naitted collect ami prevents IN Fir further acc
mutation, thus serving as complete heautiaef
and preserver of the teeth Microscopic examine
tons have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all classes Of society and Of every variety Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist In great
numbera Experiments were made for their re-
movai and the ingredients used in Lubins Too h
Powder were found 10 be most effectnal destroy
Ing them instantly.
Through the Kindness OF friends We are per-
niitled 10 publish the following
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NEW YoRx. Aug 21.--The hesrs we're
again forced 70 cover this morning on the
strength Of the bank statement. and the
bulls had II much their own way. The adj
vance IN leading stocks early ranged from
IL to 5pcr cent. Later reaction Of \ 70
Fer cent occurred. followed by q strong
market 1t noon. The tendency Of affairs
today was in the direction Of an improve
ment- The only stock which at any time
showed decline from SATURDAYS closing
was General Electric. which Yielded atz. TO
IS. At the start under bear attack. only TO
Dc followed By quick rise Of 81 per cent.
Speculation steadily gained in strength
under the influence Of ndviees from Wash
ington City favoring the repeal OF the
sherman silver lay. continued arrival Of
gold from Europe and covering bv shorts
The result was reflected I'm general adj
vance. amounting 10 ~. in Manhattan,
Us In Distillers. 3 in Darlington. 81 in
Sugar. ~ in Western Union and Chicago
Gas and u TO per cent. in the remainder
OF the list Final quotations showed q
reaction OF q TO = from the highest figure,
but speculation left off strong In tone.
government bonds-Strong.
Petroleum-Strong; September, Sc
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK, Aug. 2i--Money-Essy at 3
% per cent. closed, offered &C per cent.
grtme mercantile paper. s9i2 per cent
STERLING exchange Strong, sixty-dsy
49,.
Bar silver. per ounce, &c.
Mexican dollars, Sic.
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r>6rIsm GRAIN MARkEr.

There acre 925, 600 Of gold drawn from
the Bank OF England for shipment TO the
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
toxpoS STOCK KxcHANat.

toND0N STOCK ExCHANGE
LoSpox. Aug ei.-Consols. 97ssd. Bank
Of England discount rate. per cent.
Bar silver, .9s3 tine, sal.
coin.
There xege G25 ,oaa Of gold drawn from
the Bank OF England for shipment TO the
United States today.
FSSIIsH GRAIN MARKET.
The N'gyk Ieas Express says: Five mill
IONS out of al estimated yield Of 90 90
quarters Of British wheat have been gath
erred. The remslntag 10000 quarters
will be above the average quality. MiileFs
will endeayOF TO bay up the bulk Of tho
crop as from ~ 10 Us per quarter. but If
the owners hold out Tor minimum Of sos
this last figure is almost certain 20 he the
average october value. American and
Indian whcats are again 81 iowey large
American shipments forcing a decline.
LIVERPOOL Aug. II. Wheat Demand
poor and unchanged.
CoFu-Spot. demand poor: futures. de-
mana fair. spot steady at Is I'D; August
steady az - I'd.
Receipts 81 wheat the past week from
Atlantic ports, a.iO quarters. Pacific
ports. none; other sources. S30so qnarters
Receipts Of corn from Atlantic ports. %
90 quarters.
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PrsHAsrrS. Wash. Anril 1. Is!

Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the LIST
of April, and alter sixty m,les' travel by
stage from Eiiensburg 10 this place, came
in excellent condition. l arm wei pleased
with the map. as well as astonished at the
price for which you give the map to your
subscribers. Most respectfully. n. NJ.
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Rnsrnx. Mo- Inne he. I'D

Post-Intel;igercer Co. Seattle, WASH.
Cent?. | received some time since Your
excellent map of the United States snl
the world map on the reverse side. and
am pleased with il. Ii forias hanasoms
and valuable addition to my ofiice, aai
cannot fail ~ be satisfactory ga any ore
Who invests fhe small sum asked for the
map Yours truly. X L.
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EyrrErnrsr Wnsh Fel

ENTERPRISE. Wash, Feb. 1e. 1892.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map. Annex
ceptionally we'll pleased with il. II is ex-
celient. Accept thanks Yours truly,
n H.
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CLEVELAND. Wash. Fob. .. /:

Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: ! received your premium map
which gives us great satisfaction. Ny wife
thinks it is worth more than the paper
and map both cost. She is much delighted
with IL. Yours very respectfully. b. p.
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p.rorsr CRY wash Nav 81 isoq

FALOTsK IffY, " ash., May Il, THHZ-
Post-Inteiiigencer, Seattle. Wash.
Gents: received the map of the world
sent by you in good order and am we'll
pleased with it. Il is both useful and
ornamental and should find place in
every household Please accept my
thanks. Yours respectfully. N. NJ.
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MAIorr. Wash. March "a. Is

Post-Intelisgencer Co., Seattle, Wash -
Gents: / have received the map and am
well pleased with it. Think il well worth
IS, which it would cost 20 60 to store
and buy it. Long may the Post-intelli-
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very respectfully, s.
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Lnoxrsrnr. Wash Feb : $50,

Post Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
/ received your map and it Is away be-
yond my expectations. | think il is worth
fully ten times the money you ask for it.
and is the best map have ever seen pub
lished. Yours with respect, j.. 8.
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EAST Sr. CLoup. MINI, May q 1892.
Post Intelligence, Seattle, WASH
Gents: The map received in good order,
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NORM ELLINGTON. y c., June ?, 1907
Editor Post-Intelligeneer. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received your pre-
MUM map In good order and am highly
pleased with il. I cons der that I have
got your valuable papsr free, rs | value
the map more than the price of suhscrip-
ton. Yours very respectfully. ID. j.
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GsatIemen Il take great pieasure Ia adding my
testinsaa;ai TO the excellent qualities OF Luttn's
Toosh Powder. and after maay years personal
peEienee Ia rs ant of attentive observation Of
its sat sfGrtary effects apon the teeta Of nsy
patients reconaEasnd q 70 AL as safe peasant
aad siicAelous asntifrce. combining ali the
requisites ssr preserving TIE teeth and gums In
e4ean. healthy co0diiiaa-
g. N. LAWRENCE. n y. s
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Fry Idaho Feb. d lsao.

The Seattle Post-intslligencer Co., Sc
attic, Wash.--Sirs: received the double
wall map short time ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
it. Ii is worth double the price. Yours
truly, h. J..
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oeseryatlons taken at ell stations at . p m.
sssh Iaeridisn time Is p N Psciac tims.l
TIDES AT sxArTLE HAnsos TO-DAY.
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Hops continue quiet There were few
spot trades and light demand, with a
fairly firm tone. Best Pacifics are quoted
at 21022c. Latest cables raise the esti-
mates Of the English outlook TO 10000
pounds. Germany is unchanged.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Coffee-0ptions steady and unchanged.
to s points down. Sales -. 80 bags, in
GLIDING: August. $i4 IS: September, $3.50;
@i4T0: October. si450@i4.70; December,
Si4. 4ad i460; January, Sl40. Spot-Rio,
quiet and steady. No. 7. l5Ac.
Sugar-Raw- and steady. Re
fined. steady with fair demand,
Copper-Quiet; Lake, $3.50.
Lead-Steady; domestic. $3.37jf.
Tin-Strong: Straits. sis.65; plates,
steady and quiet.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
The Produce Exchange reports the fol-
lowing visible supply of grain ahoat and
ashore on Saturday. August 10:
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rHE AalIxeros.

Seattle, Lake shore 4 Eastern Railway Com
pany are nov running excursion trains to sno-
qnalmie Fails on Sundays. Fare only 81 for the
round trip. special ratss at any time for
parties. See display advertisement in this
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Post-Tntelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Sirs | received one of your premium
mans the other day and il is fine map in
every respect aud deserves praise Yours
truly, ). vi.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May II, is9s.
Post.Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and is
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TESTIMONIALS:

FUNILANh. Vf., MATCH IsH4
Dear sirs- Being satisfied with your manner OF
PREPARING the peniIfrice. aud knowing 70 TO be per
fectiy harmless In is effects, have. since you
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and prescribed II TO my patients with uniform
satisfaction, aasd now cordially recommend Il to
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dentiirice. well adapted 70 keeping the teeth and
gums In q clean. healthy condition. Yours iru y,
W. c. BROWN. n. ID. >.
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Nnnrn Y.kInA. Wash. Feb 5. 90

Post Inseiiigencer. Seattle. Wash. -
Gents. Enclosed please find stamps for
haIaure due on subscription and map.
Much y eased with map. Think 10 Is .
tine premium. Yours respectfully, ). >.
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KoKfsIAH. 3. C.. Nav ia isoa

Editor Post-Inteiligencer.S Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: have received the map of
the world. ETC.. and am pleased 90 state
Yours truly. W.. 8.
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LINN, wash Feb. 4 Iso,

The Post leteiligenccr Seattle. wash
Dear Sirs: received yogr premium map
in good condition. Many thanks Tor IL.
Respectfully yours, NJ }.
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,fs,now Wash Feh q

Post-Intelligencer Co.. Seattle. Wash
sirs: The map is better than We expected.
so We are well satisfied with lt. Respect
fully. r. ,.
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Arrnnrrx Wa.h Feh i4 90,

Post-Inislligenezr Co.. Seattle. Wash
Premium map received and gives perfect
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sEATrIx August !. 1889.
Gentlemsn-r have made a chemical ersmiaa-
ten of Laein's Tooth Powder and and that ils
constituents are such as can neither chemically or
mechanically iniarr the teeth. The jndscioas
lection OF the ngred eats and the evident care ex-
hihised In its preaArstien esmmend it as . harm
less as vel as "a cffcAei8es aenitfriee
g. J. SMITH, Chemist