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valued at 1898: ComIiebank, for Cork, 77.7ss
centals, al sl0l,IlS
The bark Geo T Manson loads lumber on tbe
Sound for GuaymaS.
The Br ship sierra Nevada loads wheat for Eu.
rope at US 3D.
Jan 13-4 5. 3s w. Br ship Eastern Monarch, firm
Jan 14-5 y. 80 w, Br ship Port Stanley bence
Oct for Queenstown
Dec 2s-28 5, 12s W. Br bark Parknook. from
Jan 2e-35 ~ 80 w, Br bark Ardgowan. from Ore
gOn Tor Falmouth
Jan 1927 y, Sc w, ship Jabez Hoves from Nav
YORK for San Francisco.
Disaster.
GREENOCK-Arrived Feb ll-Stmr Pomeranian
from Glasgow for New York. returned here after
terrific experience. When about 1901 miles ont
during heavy storm. everything above decks was
washed away by huge wave which boarded the
vessei when nobody was prepared for IL John
COOK and John Hamilton, first and second officers:
James Pritchard and Fred Westbury stewards
Peter NC can and VIM Urughart seamen James
Gibson, Lillian Gibson, Jane Caffery ana Stewart
nTst-eabin passengers. and Peter Forbes second
cabin, wereswashed overheard and drowned Cap
tain Daziei WAS dashed against the bulw2rgs and so
severely hurt that ne died next day. The vessel
then put about and started back under command of
the third officer
LONDON. Feb 1.-THE Br ship HOnresfeld. from
Liverpool for San Francisco, was abandoned at sea
Al ON board were saved and the crew was landed
at Valparaiso.
Domestic Ports
EUREKA-Arrlved Feb 1l-sehr Eclipse hence
Feb 4; schr Rebecca. from san Pedro.
Sailed Feb l0-sohr Conhanza for San Francisco.
Feb 1-Stmr Pomona, for San Francisco; schr
Alice.
PORT GAMBLE-Arrived Feb 1l-schr Aida. I'm
Port Townsend.
IYERSENS LANDING-Arrived Feb ll-Schr
Arthur 1, hence Feb 8.
NAVARRO-Arrived Feb l1-Stmr Newsboy. he
Feb TO-
Sailed Feb 1l-stmr Navarro. for San Francisco.
ASTORiA-Arrived Feb l0-Stmr Homer, hence
Feb 7.
coos BAY-Arrived Feb l1-stmr Arago. hence
Feb9.
PORT TOwNsEND-Arrfved Feb 7-Schr Hue
meme from La Pax. FEB l0-Ship Highlander, hnc
Feb g.
MONTEREY Sailed Feb IO-schr Monterey. for
Bowens Landing.
HUENEME-Arrived Feb 11-stmr FaraIlon, firm
San Diego.
FORT BRA6G-sailed Feb ll-stmrs Daisy kim
bail and Noyo. for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb ll-Stmr Albion, hence Feb TO-
Foreign PortS-
NEWPORT. Eng-Sailed Feb 9-BT stmr Lomas,
for Vancouver.
YoKOHAMA-Arrived Feb l0-Br stmr Gaelic,
hence Jan "a.
QUEENSTOWN Arrived Feb 10 Nor shin
Nordlyset. from Oregon and lied for Limerick
CHAMPERIC0-hrryed Jan SO-Stmr Barra-
couts. from Panama
HoNG-koNG-Arrived Feb lO-Stmr City OF Rio
de JaneIro. hence Jan Il.
QUEENSTOWN-SailedF Feb 10-Br bark Isle OF
Erin for Bristol.
PANAMA-SaIled Jan Sl-Stmr Colon, for Cham
perico.
For Late ShipDilg Inies,t7elcs Sc Seventh Pays
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Earl, Rev. w. D. Williams. w. E. Brown.
John Z. Merrill and James Coffin. This
class will serve for two years. when their
successors will be elected for three years.
as In the case of the first class.
The third class is the only one which
serves its full term. Il consists of: i. 2.
Flat. Ira 2. Rankin, j. S. Severance. Join
Mckee, lev. +. i. Pullen, Z. ID. Sawyer.
Charles Holbrook, J. NJ. Haven, Rev. j.
l. Rathbone and c. a. Grow. This division
of the board is to serve its full term, when
its successors will be elected as in the case
of the first and second divisions.
2In this manner of conducting elections
the members viii each serve three years
after the first two years, and the whole
hoard will not 90 ont of Office at once but in
thirds. so that two-thlrds of the board will
always have had at1east one years expert
ence in conducting the school.
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A NEW ACADEMY FORMED.
The Moses Hopkins Academy Evolved
From Two Old Institutions.

Tie Moses Hopkins Academy Association
was formed yesterday afternoon Il is a
new institution evolved from the old Hop
kins Academy. formerly the Golden Gate
Academy, in Oakland, and the Pacific Theo-
logical Seminary Of the came locality. The
academy starts with 500, 600 in the treasury.
$4,000 of which was donated for the pur-
pose by Moses Hopkins before his death.
and the rest from Mrs. Hopkins, who ALWAYS
took great interest in the cid schools.
At the meeting yesterday the association
was incorporated and the board of trustees
elected. They are as follows: Rev. J. K.
Mclean, president; John Mckee, James
Coffin. J. +. Merrill, Professor Martin KEEL
lOgg. who is also president OF the State Uni
versity at Berkeley Charles Holbrook, n.
L. Cole, J. /. Barker and E. p. Flint
The board OF directors are to be thirty In
number. divided into three classes. The
first class is composed Of Mrs. Z. b. Hop
kins. r. Dickson, g. II. Palmer. r. W. w.
Scudder. James Hatch. c. G. Merritt, George
Scott, y. p. Cole, Rev. J. Z. Mclean and
Rev. c. 0. Brown. The term OF this class
will be for one year, when its successors
Will be elected for three years. The second
class is composed Of Professor Martin Kel-
lngg, Professor c. s. Nash, }. L. Barker.
Rev. George Mooar. Rev. w. Frear, Guy c.
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sHIPPiNG INTELLIGENCE.


Arrived.
SATURDAY. February IL
Stmr Alcatraz. Fagerlund 10 hours from Point
Arena: ties and posts to L e White.
Stmr Scotia, johnson. days from Grays Harbor;
lumber to Grays Harbor Commercial Co.
Stmr Celia. johnson, 40 hours from Eureka;
lumber. TO Higgins co Inns
Schr Berwick, Wagner. % days from La Paz Via
Las Lagunas, 20 days; bark and shells, 10 ID
Bunker a Co.
SATURDAY. February IL.
stmr Columbia Bolles. Astoria; Union Pacific
stmr Eureka, Leland. San Pedro Goodali Per-
Br stmr wellington. salmond Nanaimo; Duns-
muir Il Sons
Br ship Dominion, Meredith Liverpool; Nc
Br ship Arethusa, Anderson. westport Starr &
Ger ship Adelaide. Braun. Grimsby; Trubenbaeh
& Co.
Co.
schr Free Trade, crangle, Ensenada; C d Bunker
& Co.
Sailed.
SATURDAY. February H.
Stmr Humboldt, Edwards. Eureka
Ger ship Louise, Alberts. Queenstown.
Ship Inyincible, Rowland, Port Blskeiey,
Bktn w Dmond, Nielsen, Honolulu.
Bktn Eureka, Drummer, Eureka.
Schr Roy Somers, Olsen, Coos Bay.
Shipping Notes.
ers to arrive are the Pomona from Humboldt Bsy
Santa Rosa from san Diego and Gypsy from the Sa,
Iinas River
Steamers TO sail to morrow are the Columbia for
arrive tomorrow are the Belgic from CHINA and
Japan, City OF New YORK from Panama and Queen
from Portland
he Louise takes for Cork eo.ss6 ceutals wheat,
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General Merchandise.
AGS-Caicuttas. 6Iae FOR 1898; Wool Bags. SEQ

BAGs-caicuttas sIac Tor 1898; Wool Bags. SEQ
3Sc.
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, 1llAc 70: IL
thread 12c; 6 and thread. l212e; Bale Rope / 1a
a &c p N: mixed Manila Bale Rope, l0c; Grape
vine Irvine. l2c in balls and coils; Hop Irvine.
llLgc; Lathyarn lie; Sisai Rope &C; l2-thread
9I9c ~ and do Toe q u; Duplex rope, gci
12-thread, 912e; and do. DC; Duplex Bale rope,
SC . u: Sisal Bale rope, q@9lRe: Duplex Hop
Twlne &C; Grapevine Irvine. balls or coils SC; Lath
yarn SC p 10.
SALM0N-Very firm. with light stocks. Alaskan
Fish 1872 81 lb61l i71a for Red; Columbia River
Fish, 81 25gl 40 for Tails and a. 1901 IS for Flats
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55sc = 10: Dry GRADUATED,
sc , II; Confect!oners' A. arse; Magnolia, 4$se;
Extra G, 4I4e: Golden c, 4c; ID, S34c; Standard
A, 4s4c; half-bbIs. lac more than bDls, aud boxes
Loo more
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MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. Feb. IL.

tbU, L
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS,
wheat Inactive.
Barley dun but steady.
Oats and Rye unchanged.
Corn held higher
More activity In Beans
Potatoes dull and weak
Onions continue firm.
Butter declined. Eggs firm.
Turkeys weak Hens aud BOOSTERS scarce.
Game scarce and firm.
Apples weaker. Oranges dun.
Rhubarb season opening.
Slender receipts OF Summer Vegetables
Provisions very firm.
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San Francesca Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers follows;
BEEF-First quality, &c d 10: second quality.
516c; third do. 4G5c.
NEAL-Large. 66p7e q 10 small Calves, 7I29Sc;
Dairy Calves. Sla6p9c = n.
MUTTON-w ethers. &c y n: Ewes, 7I5@Sc.
SPRING LAMB-l5@2Gc q 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs 7ss@7%4c p u for heavy and
medium gran.fed small fat Hogs, 1897 1ae: stock
Hogs. 6HcG6s4c g n dressed do, lO12c9llc = 10.
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BOARD SALES.

Following the sales in the San P,ono,.,
Stock Board yesterday:
iierIAR sEssIoS-p 80
200 Beichr =. rs so Ill on sav.r. NJ,
90 IL b. .l0250 MsIpan 1 80 50 q ~ 90 90
200 CC& Fa..2.B5 so Ophir. 10 100 Jscr, A'20
100 ChoiIar.. 90 800 Overm rs
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English Wheat Mar,.et

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 1.-THE spot market is steady
at 6s Id Cargoes are steady at SIS for off coast,
Sis Cd for just shipped and 30s Cd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: Feb
ruary. 5s 1019d; March, IS ll1Rd; April 6s Iad:
May, Us I'D; June, IS 21ad; July, 8s 21sd
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NEW YORK, Feb. u.-Trading In stocks to-day
was a very moderate scale again. ana still OF a
professional character. The bears maze a raid
early. but the general expectation OF bad bank
statement was mol finally realized and the loss to
the surplus reserve found to be only a little
over million A substantial rally was made all
along the line, and Distlller lss per cent
from their lowest figure closing with a net gain OF
IA per cent The most prominent feature of the
market however. was sharp slump In American
Tobacco, followed by an even moro decided rally.
The drive at tho stock depressed It quickly from
l0ela to l04. but il was lifted suddenly TO ll2 In
late dea lingH from which IL retired to 1914 the
close. Other changes were not OF special moment
Governments DUH Petroleum unchanged
49, do rs. 9gIa; Northern Pacific 49, Cana
dian Pacific. s6is; Central Pacific 27s4 Union Pa
cine, 3Sbs; Atcbtson and Santa Fe, 34Is Wells
sterling a. s7Qs4 80.
81 40 sugar, 3 i-l6 g 3sse Hops = l. eihc
, TSast 2l@2i.; o HIDES l2Lse GopperaLaks *l2
Iron, $l6. Petroleum, 541sc.
Hops ars easy on light transactions. Best Pacincs
sell for 2l@z4c
AND COFFEE.
Sugar Refined. quiet and unchanged: raw
active; centrifugal. 90 deg, 3ssc; others I'M
Cofce-Rather slow and Irregular. Sales, 1890
bags. February SIT So; March. SIT 40.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1l.-whest was quiet aud opened
lac lower. declined Iac moro on favorable winter
wheat crop reports and closed easy at sc lower
than yesterday. Receipts. 81 QUO bushels; ship
ments 2S,0U0 bushels Rye. b2s4c Barley. 64c.
CHICAGO FEB. IL .wheat-Casn. 752sc. Corn
421ac. Pork-sle 37ha. Lard-$l2 7211. Ribs
$40 80. Whisky-$l II.
Exchange and Bullion.
Sterling Exchange. 60 days. .......... As71s
Sterling Exchange, slght............. S91h
New York Exchange, sight ..........,. ~
New ork Exchange, telegrsphic..... 25
flhe silver Y ouhee..,'.''....'....... ooI2
Mexican Dollars. .....s.......,......, 6e1a &c
Bank Clearings.
Local bank clearlngs last week were sl4. 068. 063
against 81 8, 1886, BAL for the same week In 1897
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family ex-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Sun A%D TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TEN NENT, Chronometer and
Instrument Maker. 4 California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block In the center OF San Francisco. 1t is the
model hotel OF the world Fire aud earthquake
proof. Hss nine elevators. Every room Is iarga
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect bath
and loset sdJoin every room. All rooms arc easy
OF from broad, light corridors. The central
court, illuml mated by electric light, It's immense
glass roof, broad balconies Carl sge-way and tropL
cal plants, are features hitherto unknoun Ia Ansr
car hotels. Guests entertained on either the AmsrE
or European plan. The restaurant is the An sst
IN the city. Secure rooms In advance by telegraph
Ing. THE PALACE HOTEL,
lStG Francisco Cal.
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Chicago Markets.
Exchange and Bullion.

Local bank clearlngs last week were 4.068, 063,
against 81 6. 286. 34l for the same week In 1892
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New York NIarkefs.

LONDON, Feb IL. - Consos. 90 l-l6; silver,
3S 5-l6d; Rentes, 97f S2Iac. Bullion into Bank of
ENGLAND. fhOnO.
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Produce Market.
FLOUR-Ner cash prices are as follows: Family ex-
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a. 3S-INCH ALL-WOOL SCOTCH
Hnf MIXTURE, in stripes and checks i:
vApn the price asked is about the i'm
port duty on the goods.
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38-1NCH ALL-WOOL BENGAL
hAe INES and 42-lnch ALL-WOOL
oVU SICILIANS, a magnificent offer
YARD ing at the prices quoted; they
were bought to sell at 81 80.
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Sugar - Refined. quiet and unchanged: raw
active; centrifugal 90 deg, 3ssc others are un-
changed
Cofce-Rather slow and Irregular Sales, 1850
bags February, SIT So; March. SIT 40
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36-INCH CHEVRON SUITINGS
S0e ana 36-inch DIAGONAL CHEVI-
oVU OTIS. We offer these two lots at
YARD about One-half the cost OF manu-
facture.
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valued at s7s. 2sS: ComIiebank. for Cork, 77,7ss
centals at Sl0l llS.
The bark Geo Manson loads lumber on tha
Sound for Guaymas
The Br ship sierra Nevada loads wheat for Eu.
rope at 22s Sd.
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MURNINH SESSION.
Street-50 Cal Electric Light, 20S4; IS '
Water, 9512
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DRESS GOODS!

Positively the lowest prices
ever named on similar goods.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-12-07

'hE LIVER FINDER, if secs straight
to liver. thoroughly renovates It
and restores the "hole system to
healthy condition. Ills the True
T.. -" Ritters, al honest med
lclne, honestly made, and sold at
an honest price; but it cures alike
the lis Of honest man III knave.
OF course you are the former and
would not encourage dishonesty
Sy purchasing a. imitation, even
at lesser price.
The True Il. T." is the sick
mans friend. $50 Of your dealer.
lyrnrmsl
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NorTcE TO CONTRACTORS.


'To CoSrRACTuRs-SE TENDERS
Il endorsed New Parliament Buildings VIC
tor9a Con tract No 2 /" viii tie received by the
Moaourshie Chief Commissioner of Lands and
WfFks 40 20 ociork y. n. of Thursday Sgth No
Nemhef, 1898, for the several trades required in
he erection Of new parliament buildings az James
BAY. Victoria n e.. via:
j. The excayator. mason and brick AYERS work
: TIE carpenter and toiners WORK
& The skaters and piastsrer = work
T. The coppTFsmith's work
D. The smith and ir0nfoandsrs work
= The plumbers work
Z. The painters work
y nfers viii be received for any one trade or for
the who work
De plans. details. etc. ~ prepared by r VI Rat
teabury, architect, can be the Office Of the
undersigned on or after Monday, October / e. 1929,
abb complete quantities clearly describing the
whole OF the work can be obtained on payment OF
e~u Tor each isaae This sum viii he returned TO
the CONTRACTORS on receipt ~ hosn eas tender
lash tender plust be accom- panied By an ac-
eePEei bank cheek equas to = per CO NJ on The
amount 81 each trace tsUt. red sar which viii De
retained - part security for the due performance
of the wofk. The check Viii be returned "a un-
successful competitors. bat viii be forfeited by aav
bidder who NAY decline TO execute = contract IL
called upon "a DO so
The lowest any tender not necessarily &C.
eeptpd W = GokF
Deputy Commissioner of Lands ana WORKS.
Lands and Works Department
NlCtQFtA. n 4 lAa3
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EG Al NOTICES.


A DMINIsTKATok's SALE OF REAL Es
~ tate. Notice Is hereby given that on and after
the Sd day OF November, 1898 I will sell at
private sale 20 The highest and best bidder the fol-
loeing tr CTS Of land Ia KING county Washingl on
$50 acres OF land one half mite east Of the tow
OF Bolsie and enc mile northeast of the town OF
Buckley, being the ~ of SEC IS. Tp 20 y 8 IS
2 80 acres one half mile northeast OF the town or
lsoisle and two miles northeast Of the town of
buckley, peing the Il = Of y " d efSec IS I'D 20 4
r except the = OF sW !. Of Nh a OF NV -
ei said section and SOL acres in sec "a
ap 70 y. r ami the shsng.s Mill situate
thereon with al its appurteuances and water
power ana water rights connected herewith com
IA My knowa as MorzaD's Boisie Creek mill 4
lots :. 4. B. !, Q. II, II. ID Ia Is 10 IL IA
~ ~ and II. In block I ami lot Ia block 2 in
the town OF B5iste Creek. king county Washing
ION Terms 9s sale ole half b. balance ia one
AM two wears; Interest per cent All bids must
DC 10 wrstgg And he len the Office Of the al
ministrator. OF delivered TO him personally or
may be hied in the office Of the c erx OF the
superior cGart OF Pietcs connts Washington
fids received at any time after october IA lsq3.
SAFE on AID after ovemheF 8, l6a2
NJ l. clifford, administrator Of the estate Of
Harry Morgan. deceased once, sos National
hank OF Commerce building. Tacoma " ashlnsgtn
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For rates routes and other information call on OF
address
A.D. CHARLTON, Asst Gen Pasx At
No 12l First st.. Portland, OF
"A NADEAU, Gen. Agent Seattle. City tiekes
office. corner Yeser avenue snd Front street
Depot ticket ONCE. corner West and Columbia 50
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pTF4N1 RywFs ia Aezsti@ ~ s3o7 Fsxhtk street.
4s<,sav fsrs0ssar - ls9s. gxsrx Esssstrg7&. -
rSsssera ia<sa9sFs Ard TssFA
TIE aeTvsesa sera hsss ~ fsse gosass - ths Sr1ss
rn4erxskgax Gsesp1ay ysxsesssY afkernsSs a :
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4kaKevr.s3AFyIS~s The saSAessrai - tbs
tfasv \ ssss - Sszx1. sast&Ts 6sstekssx 1913.
Mr 4 asarrKzs ~ Hasass &ses. Sa6 Asss
Ia.srse 81 ssasx3s et&ss5<axssrs - tbs tste 1asn
= ts5zSsa ~ Fgrs ssssnzss. VISA
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This agreeable and efncaelous Tooth Powasr -
fablishsd by moro han twenty yeas sxpsrisnca
has received the sanction os the members q NE
Dental and Medical professions Of thls efy gsher-
ally, and by them u Il daily recommended 80
prescribed IL Ia As pleasant In the appsicsios =
at Ia excellent IN is effects Il speedily rsndsn ~
keeth white and smooth. the gums hsaithfa- vi
and firm. aud by frequent uss viii preserve ~
In this desirable condition IL gradually eus
fectualiy removes tartar ami desfroyes the pan
sfttcni snimaIcule which neglect may have ~
mitted 20 collect and prevents their further sFe&
mutation. thus serving ~ complete besaaN
and preserver Of the teeth Microscopic ersmas
lions have been made Of the matter dspoSitsd On
the teeth aud gums OF individuals seisrted ifon
ali classes OF society and OF every variety q poais
condition, and In nearly every case sninA 40
vegetable parasites were found 10 exist u kfsA
numbera Experiments were made pr ihsa ~
movai and the ingredients used Ia Lnoins ieoa
Powder were found to De most snsesusA ossts1-
Ing them instantly.
Through the kindness OF friends ~ - ~
mittsd 20 publish the following
TESTIMONIALS,
PORTLAND. Or. March !. iss2
Dear strs-Befng satisfied with your mAAssf
preparing the Dentifrics. and knowing ITO g -
fectly harmless in . effects, hsve hncs -
commenced les preparation, used 70 IN nay mnn
and prescribed II 10 my patients s''h 49, .s =
satisfaction. and nov cordially reeomnsaaH y
the public as being valuable safe sad sfniss'u.
dentifrice, well adapted 70 Keeping inc sssse -
gums In q clean. healthy condition toann
". C. BROWN.
The following Is rom one Of the nosf sniass
authorities In the West:
SAS FEAscIsco. JULY - -
Lubln Chemical Co:
Dear Sirs-if n commendatory WORD nom
favor OF your excellent tooth powder 500
Luoin's tooth Powder. can add 70 10 ass -.
popularity and extended use. ) GO -.
fully and truthfuiy say those who sis y -.
OF q pleasant. harmless and Thoroughly sA1- "a
dentIfrics that they win lnd those qahaas..p -
combined In your admiraols pfepAfaheu. -
after long acquaintance and careful eo -.
of Its effects upon the teeth OF shoss rns =
made daily use Of IL and q personal sspetis'e.s
its merits for nearly twenty years xnow = -
Ing superior for the purpose Of e'sanihk
ing and bsautifyin the teeth.
Read what chemlst SAYS;
srATrtn August ], NV
Gentismen--I have made ehsmieAa 49, ~
ton Of Lubin's Tooth Powder and soc Is - =
constituents such a. can neither ehvn ass :.
mechanically injare the teeth. The lhs's. =.
lection OF The ingred entN and the svtasns - -
hibited In its prenAration. commend u
less a. well a. an sfiicaci0as dentifriee
O. J. SMITH Ghsm's-
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rRoS WORKS.

CITY FORGE AND IRON woRKs-oUICK
SwarE, low prices Corner West and Uulvers lily
streets
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ng and beautifylng the teeth
Read what chemiss says; ,.ss
SPOKANE. January u. ia >,

SPOKANE, January ~ 80
oentismsn II take great piessure 70 80 800
ts.sirnonial % the excellent qualities -. -
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