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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
ANOTHER NEW TOWN.
1t VIII be Plated at the Clear
acdter Bridge.
1T is TO BE CALLED BROWNSVILLE.


1T is TO BE CALLED BROWNSVILLE.
We have purchased of L. P.
Brown the 4S0 acre farm across the
bridge on the Clearwater river and
for the past three weeks have been
sinking shaft upon the ledge re-
Gently discovered thereon. We are
down on the ledge thirty feet. 1t
is well defined, with granite and
porphyry walls, good strong four
feet wide. We have had assays
from the ore as follows: $4O1. 90,
S545.75,S1S7 .42, 1854 20 and $92.S4
per ton. These five assays were
made from the different characters
of ore in the ledge.
The natural advantages for q
townsite at this point, and the de-
mand for property is such that we
have decided to lay off into town
lots so acres for that purpose, and
on May l will commence selling
the same. We will continue the
sale for sixty days; if at the end Of
that time there are any lots unsold
the prices will be advanced 90 per
cent.
Those wishing to purchase at a
low price and on easy terms should
take advantage of the first sixty
days sale, as the money so invested
is sure to double in a very short
time.
Situated at an altitude of only
1900 feet, the climate is warm in
winter. The soil is rich and will
produce the finest fruits and vege-
tables, which cannot be raised or
the higher lands. Surrounded by
fertile farming country, with nu-
merous quartz lodges and placer
mines adjoining, the beautiful
Clearwater river skirting the edge
of the town, capable of furnishing
power for factories of all kinds
pure spring water and timber in
abundance, we can say to those
wishing to invest in property in
our town, that there is no place in
the northwest where nature has SO
kindly designated spot for large
and prosperous town as this. The
new state wagon road to the great
Elk City mining camp-a mining
district that in the near future will
contain a population of 10000,
starts from this place. Here the
miner, seeking a California climate
after his summers work in the
mountains, will spend his winter
months. Here the farmer, wishing
to give his children good educa-
tion, will como to obtain the bene-
fits of good schools and build his
winter home.
Here but "a short time ago the
curling smoke from the wigwam,
ascending to the blue skies above
was the only mark of civilization.
The transformation to a large and
flourishing town is characteristic of
the spirit of western pluck and en-
terprise.
To commemorate this noble spir-
it of advancement as shown by ono
of our company during residence
of over thirty years in this county
L. p. Brown-we have named
our town Brownsville. And in af-
ter years in looking over the map
of the great state of Idaho, you
will find Brownsville, one of the
most prominent towns in the State.
Don't forget the date, May /.
Those wishing to purchase lots
will find plat of the town with
DR.. Il. w. NICKEL or
w. A. BELcHER,
Grangeville.
L. p. Brown,
Mt. Idaho.
ID. P. DWIGHT,
Brownsville
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
ALIAS SUMMONS.

THE STATE OF IDAHO TO WILLIAM Dill
LARD:
In the Name of the People of the State of Ida
no. You are hereby notified that there is now
on Ale in the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District OF the
State of Idaho, IN and for the County oil ldaho,
the complaint of Charlotte A. Dillard The
said action is brought to obtain a decree dis
solving the bonds of matrimony heretofore ana
now existing be ween the platntiH ana ue'enu
ant The grounds of this action are the uruiik-
enness, cruel and inhumnn tire ltment Oh ue
fendant towa rds this plaintiff. Plaintih alleging
that defendent treated her sucn cruel ana
unmerciful way as she could not endure, and
that defendant was habitually intoxicated
The particulars more fully appe tring in plain
tiff S compla Mt a certified copy OF when is
served herewith and m lde a part hereof. and
that unless you appear and answer TO said m
plant within ten days after the service thereof,
II served within Idaho County, an within
twenty days II served out OF sud county Dat
within said Judici Il District and within Iorty
days II ser, ed out of said District (excl sive
oi the day of service). the said plaintih VIII
apply to the Court for the reilei demanded
therein -
in TESTIMONY WHEREOF l c. W. Case.
Clerk of said District Court have
fLSI hereunto set my hand and tffix d
the Seal of SAID Court, at MI ldal
Idaho, this l6 day OF Marcn, A. u
1893.
Clerk of the District Court I'd
the 2nd Judici Il iiistr."t
Idaho. in aud f'r Liza
County.
GIvAN & AlLsHIE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TO DANIEL thompson.

You are hereby notified that laSe e<p-
ed Four dundred (fiUd) Dollar. IN tao Z .d
Improvements upon the iO,l wing = CT
claims known as the Jack Pit, ure Il ~ isl
OrO CIR inde aud Str altl ted "A ie .'ftf
Red River Me tdnws, Ia tlk CT, AitnllI IL,
trict. in Id tne County . lte % ii - - =
appear by certificate filed sep.e .DJer a. 49,.
in tue ONE ce OF the RecOrler or, a. H. J. -
order to mold said premise aAder tie ps Us
ions OF Section 2i24 hevi-ed ; al ites .. l. e
United tites. being tae amodut r"ql qltr.i u
81. 1872
And II within ninety days from the service
of this notice Tor within ninety tys alter tiis
notice by public atom you iail or reinse TO
contribute your proportion OF suen expendi'
ture rs d co-owner your interest in said claims
VIII become the properly . the subscriber IN
der said section 232i.
Dated January 2, 1873. 4s J.. II. PATcAEs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
Preaching next Sunday at 7:3

itttNIIIr't ff'--No '7uff0ftfN "V ''oV
p. m. Subject-The Resurrection.
There will be preaching every Sun
day evening from now on. Win
not be at Denver and Cottonwood
next Sunday but after that l will
fill all my appointments on the
prairie. F. l.. BUzzELL.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
Timber Land. Aet June 3, Is7s.-Notice 70
Publication.

UNITED STATES LAND UFFICE,T
Lewiston. Idaho. January "a, 1893. !
Notice is hereby given thnt In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878. entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States of Cali for mia, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" and
on Act amendatory thereto of August 4, 1892.
christopher Is. KnOrr. OF the County of Idaho.
State of Idaho, has this day FL, in this office
his sworn statement No. 6, for the purchase of
the a NE 4 of Section No. 10, in 10 "n-
ship No. ~ N, Range No. +. b NJ, and viii Of
fer proof to shew that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber stone thin Tor agrl
cultural purposes, aud to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver Of
this Office ut Lewiston, Idaho, on Aund ~, the
10 day OF April. 1888.
He names as witnesses: NJ lrtin IL. Baulch.
Ben,amin Lehner, Joseph Zenner aud Joseph
NJ. Eller, all of Grangeville, Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands requested TO file
their clsims in this olce ON or before ead -
day of April. 1898.
35-i4 c. NJ DAY. heg strr.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
FREE PRESS.
CHURCH NOTICE.

PREACHING:
Ist tSUNDAY,-Grsneeville II 80 A. N. and or
M; Mt Iiabo. 7.00P. NJ; Lake. ll:0O A. NJ
Adkison's, $50 NJ.
2Np SuNDAY.-Grangevlle 7 on p. N: Denver,
go p NJ; Cottonwood, IL 90 A. NJ; Lake. ii 90 A.
NJ; Adkison's 2:30 P. NJ
SRD SUNDAY:-Grangeville II 30 A NJ and Z
PM; Mt. Idaho, 90 P. NJ; Fairview, II 90 A.
NJ. Sunnyside, 200 p. N.
4rH SuNDAy:-Grangeville, ZOO P. NJ; Denver
$50 p. M; Cottonwood, II 90 A. NJ.
GRANGEvILLE:-S.S ). every Sunday at lO;3O A
NJ: Class meeting on 2nd and 4th Sunday At
II 80 A. M; Junior League at 300 r NJ, ana Ep
worth League at so P. N. every sunday.
+. l.. BUZZELL, p. G.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
Timber Land, Act June 3, Is7S.-Notiee tor
Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. /


Lewiston, Idaho, January *. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress OF
June 3, 1878, entitled AN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States OF California, Ore
gon Nevada and Washington Territory" and
an Act amendatory thereto of August 4. 1892,
Joseph NJ Eller. OF the County of Idaho. State of
Idaho, has thi day filed in this Office his sworn
statement No. 5. for the purchase of the II
= Il of Section No. TO- in Township No. 70.
Range No 2 +, M, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and to establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this Office
at Lewiston, Idaho, on Monday, the 10 day OF
April. 1898
lie names as witnesses: Benjamin Zehner
and Joseph Zehner, of Denver, Idaho. Martin
Baulch, of Grangeville, Idaho and David Yates
OF Denver Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims In this office on or before said 10
day of April. 1893
35-44 C. NJ. DAY, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
Grangeville, March %, 1898.

Horsemen VINO intend exhibiting
their stations in the above exhibi-
ton on April %, can have the
name, strain. dam and sire of their
stations published in the FREE
Press Of April IA and 81 for 81.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
Larry OFT is up from the river.

John Doumecq is in town from
White Bird.
Wallace Scott is back from his
recent trip below.
Publication of the rest of the
State Wagon Road Bill will be
made next week.
Chas. Vincent, of Mt. Idaho,
has gone to Kendrick to stick type
in the Advocate Office.
NJ. B. Morrow started below with
40 head of fine beef cattle for the
Spokane market last week.
J. w. Wilson shipped 300 hogs
from the prairie to Uniontown last
week. He received cents for them.
l have on hand a few stoves that
will sell at Rock Bottom prices
to make room for my spring stock.
II. A. STEINKE.
Mr.. George Bills, of Oroville,
Cal, and partner of Mr.. Daniel
Greer, of Twenty Mile, is in town
and goes to Elk City next week.
A highly interesting letter from
Washington attorney on the IN
dian degradation claims from this
county will be published next week.
o. F. Garfield and family have
returned from California, where
they spent the winter and will soon
return to their home on Doumecq
plains.
G.M.Robertson, county surveyor,
is now ready to do any surveying
that the people of Idaho county may
wish. He has a splendid instru-
ment that cost $3.50. 46
Easter services were held at the
NJ. +. church Sunday evening, con-
sisting of songs and recitations by
members of the Sunday-school. A
large number were in attendance
considering the stormy evening.
VIM. r. Cash has purchased lots
four and five, block L, E,Schmadeka's
second addition to Grangeville and
intends erecting a residence there
on this summer. The sale was
made through the f. p. agency.
Call on w. +. Schmadeka and
see his fine selection of leather and
horse collars. 1000 pounds in all
All orders for harness will have my
prompt attention. Work guaran-
teed. w. +. SCHMADEKA.
Since last week the names of Oh.
Augustine, Colfax, Wash, and Mrs.
Jay w. Kirkwood, Soda Springs,
Idaho, have been added to the +.
p. subscription list. The latter pa
per was ordered sent by Henry
Williams. of Grangeville.
Commencing Monday, February
27, steamers will run as follows
Leave Lewiston for Riparia Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 3
a. III. Returning, will leave Ripa-
ria ON arrival of trains and arrive
at Lewiston Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Call at the Furniture Store and
see the new goods that have Just
arrived. We are selling the Woven
Wire Spring for five dollars, that
used to sell at seven dollars. | have
a complete stock of Undertaking
Goods, from the finest to the cheap
est, and won't be undersold.
w. f.. GRAHAM.
Salubria Citizen says: Dr. Wa
terhouse returned from Warrens
on Mondays stage, where he went
or rather started for, to see Mrs
Brown. The lady died before he
arrived, and meeting the mail car
rier about twenty miles this side OF
the camp he went no further. He
was gone four days from the time
he left the Meadows. About 1O(
feet of snow have fallen during the
winter on Secesh mountain, and al
the Little Lake, above Payettt
I olyn n.,a, G0 f,nt b,,o c,I1a,,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
NOTICE FOR PIE EMPIioN f..oOr

NOTICE FOR PIE EMPiiUN f..oOr
George L. Hanson y S. M 1850,
LAND OFFICE AT LIE IsroA, IDAHO,
NJ rcl u lS9S
Notice is hereby given tnat the ioilowint
named settler nAs filed uOtice o his intention
to make final proof IN support o ms riaini, !i,l
that said proof win be made be ore 'lcfk
of the District Court. at Mt. Idih Idaho Oh
April D, 1895, viz
GEORGE l. HANSON,
for the W a Sec "a T 81 n RAE. Il NJ
He names the following witnea ses TO pr Nt
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of, said land viz
Henry rernan. Alired II. Cumming, Grant
B. Kinkad and Marion L Kiukald' ali ol
Clearw iter. Idaho.
4247 G. NJ DAY. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
attention. HOrseNteu.

There will be grand Stallion
show at Grangeville, Idaho. on Sat-
urday, April %, 1893. All persons
having stations are requested to
exhibit them at that time. As there
are now a good many well-bred
stations in Idaho county, this will
be the best opportunity breeders
will have to see the different strains
and select therefrom.
MANY HoRsEMEN.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07

If you wish to negotiate a loan,
buy or sell farm or town proper
ty call at the +. P. Office.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
JmprODmentS -4bOMt TOtva.

CLEARWATER MINING co.
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LIVE sTocK.
FOREIGN MARK rs.

THE STOCK KxcHAsak
IoSpox. Dec. o.-Coasois. a7fsd.
Bank of England discount rate. per cent.
sILvKa
Bar silver. .asS tiae, sd.
ENGLISH GRAIN NAgkxr.
IIvrsroor, Dee. e-Wheat - ouiet
demand poor. holders offer mod
sratelv. No California, - eds5s - :
No. > red Western spring. s. 1aesAs 81 ,
Ne red Western winter, s. 2ssdes5 d ! > 3.
Corn-Markst quiet. demand moderate.
Mixed Western. 4 2isd.
sKE.nsTvFrs-
Ioxpos, Dee. a-Ths weather has been
variable, bu; farm work IS well ferware,
there being but Little frost 10 do injury.
Autumn -sosu crops look healthy. and the
same - reported from tbs continent
United Kingdom wheat stocks haSe an
daced hrmness and tAls inquiry. France
Aprsars 10 Re within. buyer. ard iesaEa-
bic arrived earross are taken. Business -
oaies and steady. The market generally
Is hopsful. California aSoss IL quoted a.
IS si8s7s 81.
Fsour-Americsn steady with small
trade. High American prices CHECKED de-
uasnd.
Malse-Aftsr euiesness wss Ia rather
better demand. A.xeA American parcels
were Sos. ~ith December quoted a. iss II
u IS iofsA
barlry--S,eaiy.
ox;s-ou.es aud arrsr.
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This is SOS, os3. 70 moro than for the pre-
siding week and $9a5, 7i9.l3 less than for
sbs preceding week last year.
The most important feature Of the mar
ht during the past week WAS the advance
II cent per bushel in wheat, unisss pos
dbiy II may be tho decline Of Is cents per
tarel In -four. That the two events
sAould occur simultaneously seems rather
parsdoxical. Flour u now lower than
mr. known.
The advance in wheat 10 caused by high
ksurss and for two days there was . con-
Enued upward tendency, but the week
6ossd with the market rather quiet at 50
md s. cents respectively for club and blue
nan. The movement OF the crop has
bsen little more free OF late. Charters
nmain high, but are lower than q few
sseks ago. Charters In San Francisco
bare declined so that rates there are 7s Cd
hes than from the Sound and ships are be-
he brought from there to load here.
turkeys, dressed. have advanced l cent
~ pound and chickens are selling at l2k
mis- per pound Wholesale.
Psckinghouse products have declined
nnsidcrably aud are still weak.
Game has come to market quite pienti-
billy. Deer and bear wholesale at cents
~ pound. All kinds of ducks, wild geese
baa grouse can be had.
View navel oranges are now selling at
EsO per case, having declined 50 cents
taring the week. Grapes are nearly gone
nd sell at 81. Is per box.
Sweet potatoes are getting scarce. and
be last arrivals by rail- are held ct IL cents
pr pound.
Potatoes are little firmer and dealers
nsieipste slight advance in prices this
vsek
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE

eAs Francisco. Dec. 9.--The merchan-
Use markets were moderately active,
prices being steady. The produce market
vas quiet
ysge,aele,-Light supply 1t dull.
Fresh fEuits-Unchanged.
Apples-Bet,er demand.
Butter and eggs-Stesdy.
Cheese-W Weaker.
Poultry-Weak at dull.
Game-Firm and fairly active.
Potatoes and enthusiastically.
Produce receipts-Flonr. quarter sacks,
Isle: wheat. centals. II, SGss: barley. CEN
as, 2Gs2; oats. centais, 776; corn. sacks,
w.; beans. sacks. i.a67; potatoes. sacks,
M: onions. sacks. 22s6, bran, sacks. ,0TS !;
haelings. sacks. SIS
NcuT-We quote: Net cash prices for
AMY extras. 50 506g26o. bakers extras.
NSsfao; supertine. So. sot3,6o,
shsat-Ne. l shipping. sl.0ss.sLos..;
saoaee. S.o7ls. milling, $i.7iseti.lo.
nariey-No. feed. 700 52sso choice
Ethi. sSA.G 75e; brewing. soaEapc: cheva-
wei, sli0I l. Is for standard. and IsVf9oc
fs sentsi for lower grades.
sss - Red, aIt.e6tsi OK: black, ssc9
milling. sLl2l4gll7ts. fancy feed.
LLs&L9; good 10 choice, 81. loo Is;
aameh TO fair. sleeLo5is surprise. 81. 100
~; gray sLol@Llo.
FIsAscfAL
Faits-on sight. New York. per 500.
sterling bilis-on London, sixty-dsy
sak. AsS
sivsr bars. rer ounce. 6o,ssesNc.
Asxiesn dollars. b5GtsTbse.
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SILVER
Ss..sfr bars, rer ounce. CO.. e.esNc.
Asxiesn dollars. SgeesTisc.
aISiSa srocks

rnE LICK Exrn.xax.

-" fosx. Dec. a-Wi,h three i'm
- aa' exceptions every share traded IN
-. V showed depreciation OF =. 20 -.
sshA, bat asa rule the losses were
fractional, Dis;,l.sr. sold freely
A. aseaihe4 .s.c ga the deaial OF yestsr-
report ot an increase IN the tax.
sssa broke 81 and closed st the low
Fsiaa Al Changers were weak on a.
- s@ asefesssd savn.ass Comstocx tua-
ss 2and Pasnalx mining l. TIE
asre ever Sc 80, 90 Surplus. the
d. egaTs ever reached. At the close
r. 81 speculation VAS fairly hrm.
s'aeras list. comparing the sales vita
week ego. shows the most as
Sks ranging from II. to 3. IN
a. ss's ard :. 20 a.: IN coalers Coisoa
S"iefsSd, 5 Tobacco. ~, Tobaeco
< ~s >, American D,sIrscg Telegraph.
N'ssssldaisi Gas, s.. Denver & Rio
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mi. .,r...s,. and .s,c.e,o., Tooth Powder. ..

This agreeable and effcasioa, Tooth Powder. -
eeolishsd nv moro han tsenty yea = experience
bas receives the sanction of the members Of the
psntai md Mssea, pgofe II tbs city z~Ref-
ally and by them IL l daily recommended Esd
prescribed 1t In pleasant In the arpgicat oA -
II l. excellent in its effects. speedily readers Tue
Sseth white and smooth. the gums hsslthfal. ret
AMI arm. and by sqgent Nil preserve the N
tn tn desirable condition II gradually but ef
fecsaAlly removes fariar. Ans des;royes the para
sttea snsnaaiealm Nh en- nexlecf may have per
nittsd TO collect an prevents Ia tr further
mutation thus serving q complete beauit1es
and pres~rvss Of rs ieeth Microscopic examine
tioos have been nsae % the msttsr deposited
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
all Asses OF society aud Of every variety Of bodily
tradition. sne in nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found 10 ex!st In great
nnmbefA RI psTDants we're made for tn -lr 70
Eossl and the ingredients used la Lubia's 90 n
iosyies we're fouai to be mos; ssfaetuaI. destroy.
fag them Instantly
Through IN. Kindness 81 frtsnis ws 80 pr>
nitssd - publish ths foiiosinx
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Hops are dull. state, common to
choice. is@22He; Pacific coast, Is922tsc.
MERCHANDISE.
Copper-ouiet: Lake. $40 Is bid.
Lead-Weak: domestic, So
Tin-Essy; Straits. so As
Cofiee-options opened at 5 points up
on better Havre; closed quiet and gener-
ally at to IS points advance. Sales Goo
bags, inc.ud ug: December, SIC. 20; jan
nary, $ls. 400 l645; March. $685.; May,
1850. SPOT Rio. firm; No. 7. Isc.
Sugar--Raw, steady. Fair refining,
2ssc; eentrifugais, a6;est, Sc; refined
steaiy; off A, 35s@& 3-i6c; mould A. aga
8 lf-i6c; standard A and confectionery
A. 4Is@i slice: cut loaf and crushed.
e3-iee; powdered and cubes, 4 e.i6g sc
granuiatsi, 4 5-l6(daisc.
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CHICAGO NJ ARkKTs.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

THE RoAgp OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Dec. 0-Wheat-Quiet; stead v
to firm. the fluctuations being confined a.
sc range. closing steady at i.c higher
than yesterday. The firmness is attributed
to the strength Of English cables. moder-
ate buying and no particular pressure ~
sell. Receipts, so 900 bushels; shipments,
5000 bushels. Closed; Cash. Gaze; May.
6s1sc.
Corn-steady; cash, s5JSc; May, 4ol.c.
oats--steady; cash, 2sssc. May. BIC.
Ree~-4fSc.
barley Nominal.
Fiax-$L2ts.
Timothy-$J9
Pork-Easier: January. si2s2,z; May,
si3
Lard-Easier, January. sso5; May.
&7sA
Short rihs-Easisr; January. se.171.;
MAY, 81. so
shoulders-s6 25Gt65n.
Short clears. 25taT
Whisky-$Ll5
LIVE sTocx.
Csttle-Receipis, zoo head Market
steady; weeks supply we'll cleared. Christ
mas reeves nominaliy s6,ooGs IS. exports,
81 tod 5 -; good TO choice shipping and
dressed beef steers, 81 25Gf4 IS: common to
medium. s.. iosA 10. stoekers and feeders,
f2oo@a65
Hogs-Recelpt.. 1900 head. Marke,
active at heavy TO strong; rough and com
mon, 81 soGSo 5; packing and shipping,
s. i06ga2o: prime heavy and butchers
weights. s. 3sat5 As; light. s. eod5So
sheep-Receipts, zoo head. No, enough
trading TO make a market Native shrep.
s. l5,sf8 25: Westerns, 81 59ef3. 50; feeders
s.. 25et2 IS. lambs. 81 50sG+Sa
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TESTIMONIALS.

Read. vhat vour dentist has 10 say
about IL:
We have carefully examined the
forum a of LUbiN', CARB)IIZED
TOOTH PoWDEs AMI fni that il
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. lt has in It's compo,ltion
Sufficient antisepiic properties TO
sveetea the breath and MAKE the
gum hea thfui and firm. q daily
use " | help TO prevent shs forma-
tion OF tartar and the accumulation
of pafasitieal antmalealse so in
furious g. teeth and gum.
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Gao. 4. MILLER.
Jos. AoUDf.
W. r. :. COME, L.D.S&A.R.C.D.S
L.. Il. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. FOX.
]. ". PUTNAM.
J.N. PRATHER.
LuBrys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
GOOD Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment-
Contentment makes life worth lty.
Ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-11

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