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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

WANTED sell q superior article
OF blacksmith Goa, to the .black-
smiths OF TeSaa; next In quality 70
the Piedmont coal worth only s.
per ton mt the mines, sixteen mlles
per ton {, o. b. at Moran. Address
Alonzo 1. D'Spain s Son, Eoliau
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Cameron. Texas, July 5.--Tomorrow Will
he a great day in politics. Hon. NJ. NJ
crane and cyclone Davis meet here in
ioint debate and large crowd is ez-
peoted. Cameron Is the center OF the
political agitation now, as the primaries
hold next saturday. The candidates for
state Offices are arriving and are now
busiiy looking after their fences. Prom
inent among them are noted r. L. Hen
nv. candidate for attorney general. VINO
has many warm friends, George T. Jrs-
ter. candidate for lieutenant governor.
is also shaking hands with his frIanda
Hon. S. c. Upshaw, for the same post
tlon. Is expected tomorrow, and seems
10 be the favorlte. Hon. q. W. Smith.
secretary OF state, Is In the el.y, aud
reagan man. and when questioned he
remarked that he had promised for some
time to visit some personal friends in
10 be Joint debate here he
t5ourht he would take Il in. This coun-
ty IS not for Reagan, nithough he has
many friends who ~Saia IKE 70 homo,
IN, LII and many OF them say hey are
going to vote for culnerson.
Colonel Lanham has made many
| county. He has won some friends away
| frn,n the other candidates, but as here
tofofe stated the nght Is on between
| ire friends of Culherson very hopeful
| or winning the county.
Henry and Jester VIII speak TO the
demorfAts at the court house tonight.
NJ n Hehey. Esq. leaves this even
ing 10 attend the judicial conyeutlon OF
| mo Third supreme judicial district OF
Texas which meets at Taylor tomor-
The candidacy or Judge L, n. Muse
| for the legislature while not OF his
seeking, ~ very .grantyinE 20 hls large
| titions calling him out and they are
making a vigorous campaign TO secure
| his election. and rail- on all good demo-
/ Gratis Who want leader who can meet
any thirc party speaker on the stump
| to vote for Muse to lead the ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. counsel.
or-Rt-law and solicitor OF American
and foreign patents, trade marks and
labels Rooms 20 to 90. Norris build
Ing, corner Firth aud y strecta,
Washington, ID, ., Seventeen years
experience, Including service In ex-
amlnlng corps. u. e. patent office.
Send sketch OF model for report ms
to patontabl,ty. Correspondence In
vlted. Mention tho Fort Worth Ca
gette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

PAPER FOR sALELThc Kimbai
County citizen, only paper IN the
county: win be sold FOR 5000 cash
and $3.50 on time, outfit - nearly now
and cost 5000. Citizen. junction city
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
JOSHUA.

Joshua. Texas July Jon the night
cf the Sd burglars entered r. W. Hol-
1inssworth's store ut Marystown and
Occurred about MS belonging to the
postofhce. Nothing else was taken.
q Yesterday a child OF Mr.. Marsh. eight
miles from her was found hanging he-
Tween two palings on top OF large
aate, dead. He IL supposed to have
clmbed up and got fastened and no
One being near to extricate him. choked
10 death
A Rev. c. A. Adams, assisted by Rev. II,
4. Boaz, Ia holding a meeting at Marys-
Town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
Large as a Dollar
Were the scrofula sores on my poor little boy,
Weakening and disgusting. They were espc.

~
eially severe On his legs
back OF his ears and on
lis head. Ills hair was
so matted that comhlng
was sometimes impossl-
bic. His legs were 50
bad that sometimes he
could not NJ down, and
when he tried TO walk
his legs would ctaeA
open and The blooo star;
phySicinns IN not eject
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for city
property or merchandise fine farm
with all crops improvements. two
residences. outhouaes. two good wells
OF water; 0000 heavily fruited grape
vines 1900 peach trees: 500 Bearing
pear trees: fourteen varltlcs OF fne
pums; fifty apple trees; blackbcrries.
title perfect and uEencumbercd. j.
c. Ingram. POS Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
RICHMOND.

Ger. the man found In dying condition
N hls place OF business with his dead
Brother sunday morning. died yesterday
at the Commercial hotel. where he was
Removed for proper attention. From let
ters found on their persons they We're
from Manchester, England. at which
Mace they were connected with the Vic
tcria Dye works. They had only been
here a short while and little was known
81 them. 1t " said that one had family
IL Galveston, but no one has yet claimed
the money found in their room.
VI Green Phillips. negro residing here.
mas thrown from his horse Monday and
KILLED.
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snooNp-mANn sronns.

r.. u. STANDLEY buys ami sells sco-
ond hand furniture and stoves. No.
sis Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
|NEwsY NOTES GATHERED ny oun
CORRESPONDENTS.
AN Assault on II Cripple Avenged
by Double Murder-A Child
4 strangIed to Death In Picket
Fence-Hcviyni Meeting.

Edna. Texas. July s.--Tae Fourth slipped
ty unnoticed.
Many prospectors are here. and promi-
bent among them IS Mr.. A. II, Bartell.
formerly OF Junction city. Kan. but now
of Houston. His various Investments I'm
Southern Texas prove his faith and con-
fdence in the future OF this section.
lie realizes the Importance OF deep wa
Ter port on the gulf coast and thinks
'the Texas legislature, as well as the con-
Eressional representations from the States
Interested should take matters in hand
and push the desired object to IN 'ac-
eomplished fact" which would mean TO
Kansas farmers acne 10 cents saved on
avery bushel Of wheat tor $3.50 per acre.
IN freight. while to Texans the profits on
pity to sevcnty-ilye train loads OF wheat
taily would be no lnconsiderable Item,
coupled with the vast volume OF other
Northern or Western products and BUSH
ness that would come to US. he has re-
Gently visited Velasco and thinks deep
tater there almost an established fact.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

FORT WORTH steam bye Worlds
Ladies and Fents garments OF all
kinda dyed and cleaned Rochex
Bros. 20a Houston street, Fort
Worth. Tex. Goods sent by express
promptly attended TO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Gibson & nuRSnA,r.

REAL ESTATE AND 1 6iR BROKERS
Henrietta, Clay County, Tex.
Sell and exchange Farms, Ranches
and City Property. Correspondence so
liclted.
References: Farmers National Bank,
HonrIetta; First National Bank, Fort
Worth; Lard Mortgage Bank OF Texas.
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

FOR SALE Two.stcry residence or
ele"en rooms with excellent conVen.
fence, located on Fourth street, two
blocks from Main. renting readily for
$40 per month; price $500. Apply 10
J X Milllcnn,
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IIlgxiCan MDSlans Linimgnt
rheumatism Man or Beast. Sun Joints

support after that appeared to eosrs from
bzyiur Ez1sass pats" and covering ~
shorts Tie a1cEnatsons kept virtually
within the range q Sc and 1ss.e. hx-
ports Of wheat and f5ozr from tie Atlantic
seaboard for fwsnlv-sonr hoars Amounted
20 eGasvsssnt 20 go 90 hnshsEs- Primary
market receipts cf corn woaid Re repeated
CT Monday. sna rumors thai tbs recsspts
ef wheat a. MsaneAp0!is we're likely % -
]. 20 cars On ina same day. prevented sny
change IN tas heavy feeling which has
prevailed al DAY The price kept bump
ing on Sc Tor December, not far frcEa TIE
elese. and fsnasIy rested at 5szs<ssc. Corn
Was weak early. heavy all dsy and limp
a. the close. II did not. However. sell
lower n: aay fine than Il did =; the opea-
ing. Receipts of TOO cars this morning
sxeeeded thesstirnates By - cars and me
prediction that or Monday so cars would
be found on tie inspection sheet added 10
the selling inclination evincsl By TIE sacal
spectators. A good deal OF long corn
came on the market and shorts gathered -
in. May opened 81 from 525s8S5e, re-
covered TO 5s1.@5ss<c. broke CT 10 5se,
weas back again 10 So 5<c and closed at &c
bid. Oats were quiet throughout the en-
tire session. A fsrmer tseaing Sas
noticeable, influenced by better
disposition 70 buy. September ranged
from 3o5sc bid. TO 30ssc. closing Al Sssc
bid. May started At from SIS g sc, sold
up 10 SIC and closed as S534J55fse. The
receipts Of hogs 81 the yards were only
5000, but the quality was poor, and prices
from ioGisc lower than the day before.
The weakness Of corn and wheat gave ad-
ditionaE encouragement and the packers
did the rest.
Closing: Wheat--Lower; September,
6sisc. December, 56i<c; May, 6isse.
Corn-Isower: cash. 54L: September,
sac; October. 53t<c; May. Sc.
oaEs-SepiemeeF. Dssc; October, SoHc;
May. 35ss935a.c.
Rye-Noninai 1t 41i<c.
Barley-Quiet at SIC
Flaxseed-FfrFn at SISSY.
Timothy seed-Elrm at sos.
Pork-Lower. September, si3T5: jan
uary. sl350.
Lard-Loser. September. $40; October,
SS.6I1s; January, $3.50
Ribs-Lower. September, SEQ; ocso-
Der, s3.o0, January, $5.02ls.
LvE STOCK.
Hogs-ReceIpts, 400 head: official.
yesterday. IS 597; shipments, 6.922; left
over, about 5000 head quality, very poor (;
no choice lots on sale; market, slow and
weak; prices, Its lower.
Cattls-Recsipts, $500 head: market,
dull on account Of limited supply; prices,
unchanged.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head: market,
dull and nominally unchanged.
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS

The ladies' Of the First Presbyterian
church pleasantly Surprised Mr. and Mrs
sanlshury ~ their koEne las; Tuesday
afssrnoon. prior 20 their departure for
Beaver, Col. The ladies went prepared
With fIEe4 lnnea baskets aad al thor
oaghIy enioyed themselves
The wonan's Gsild OF ST. Stephens
Episcopal church gave an enjoyable social
AZ the recsory last Wednesday nignt. An
entertaining musical ani literary pro-
gTamms was well rendered. after which
refreshments we're ssrve6-
A poan1 social and reception vas given
the Rev. ". II. tombstone and Mrs. john
stone last Friday night a. the parsonage.
IN honor Of the formers reappointmenk 70
thu Ballard II. Z church. A general
social evening was spent With music.
singing and refreshmsnfs.
The members Of BeFachah Baptist church
held al ice cream social on Ballard avenne
last Friday evening. which was . success
socially and financially.
Miss Jessie Nacksllar and Mrs r W.
Grover aud two children returned from .
pleasant visit to Victoria last Tuesday.
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There =ere filed for record Saturday IL
deeds, the considerations aggregating
ss.754. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne, Tremper & Co.. abstrsctors
of titles, Ii6 Cherry street, between Front
and Second:
James r. Newton to NJ. Filkins. 26sx3i5
feet In sec -. 20. 6. $l65.
Max Glorious TO Anna Bernhardt, lot Z,
block Ia East Park. 81, 100.
Il. ]. Bernhardt TO Anna Bernhardt, lot
Z, block IA, East Park. ST.
Sarah X Waterman to George +. Frye,
WI lots ] and s. block 10. Maynards.
81 557.
New England n. W. Inv. Co. to L. II.
Rogers. lot J, block 10, McAleer's supl.,
sl.1J0.
L. II. Rogers to r. r. Spencer, lot Z,
block 10 McAleer's SUPP, 1913.
$. b. Wright to ]. b. Wright, lot Q, block
4, East Park, 81. 100.
]. II. Wright TO Mrs. NJ. J. Wright, lot Q,
block 4, East Park, 500.
J. 5. Bushnell TO A. ]. Aud, land In
Ballard, 81.
/. d. Ford TO ]. d. Lowman, lot 7, block
4, :. b. Yesier's, 81.
John Lawrence TO Z. p. Lund, lots ii
and Il, block 3. Lakewood. $500.
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rHE s1ATE on rnAnE.

THE STATE or TRADE
sas FRsscIsco. Sept. i6.-~vegetabies--
Receipts. moderate. Green corn and toma-
sss are higher. Potatoes and onions
ssldy. In fresh fruits cantaloupes sold
s. al advance, and berries were firmer.
LEMONS and hines ars stiffiy held. Bart
let pears scarce. In butter the recent ad-
vance 10 well maintained. Eggs are steady
al hrm. Poultry weak.
cicslng. Wheat ~ Steady: December,
SIC; Mar. a5ise.
barley STEADY; December. ses.e; May.
|Ese
larn-si.sn
bsan-sl4 per ton.
nKEAnsruFFs AND GRAINS
Henr-Family extras, S. 25Ge335; bak-
~ extras, s5.i533.25; superiine. s2S56e
Rheat--The demand Is light and prices
as soft Ne. 1 shipping. se@sis4e: choice,
&c; milling. S5Sfssoc. There Is consider
tsls Kslla Walla wheat on the market.
ssoiatls 1t 5oe for fair average; 6oGo0c
II No. 2, aud 40O950o for of grades.
Asslsy-Trade in feed is slow. A cargo
III Chevalier and brewing viii probably
tssf TO-DAY FIR Great Britain. Feed, fair
good. I'D Nc: choice, 7ss.efslci brew
he S&k1ac.
0ass-- Market weak under heavy offer
~ Milling. si-i0di.ia; surprise. 81. i5Ga
-; fancy feed, ST. oo0fL 10; good 10 choice.
Aaf@sL0a poor to iair. so0ts2 nc.
Assk and red. nominal: gray. socessl.
sFodHce Eeeeipts-Flour, sacks. s.0as.
darlington. COS. wheas. esntais. 81. ~;
snAington, =. go; barley. centags, 81, SIS;
Warrington. 5Ts. oats. centais, i.lS;
szn. eentals. So, beans, sacks. s5i: pota-
"a sacks, 58I; onions. sacks, to
FTSANcTAL-
atfts-on eight. New York. per $780,
80 Sterling bills-on London, sixty
ss hank. s&S5as.
slsss eaEs-Per ounce, 64skg64hc.
Asxiean doliaFs--aS ts&54e.
MESISa STOCKS
Aa. "a; Relcher, 20: Best & Bslches,
hoale Consolidated. $50; kuiweg.
taoalsg. -; Consolidated California
: saginia. 4ls; Crown Point. "a; Eureka
-, y; Gould & Curry. 20; Hale & Nor
go a, Mexican. IN; ophiF. 80, Potesi,
- SAVAGE. 81. Sierra Nevada 10. Union
aasossdaied. 10; Utah. s.. yellow Jacket,
Andes So Bullion, -; Caledonia II;
saA4esKe Consolidated. IS. Consolidated
xfsrial, :; Grand Prize. 5: Justice. p;
a'aek, Z. Occidental, Z; oyermsn. -,
nsleher, "a. Alpha Consolidated, 10,
ssS1aence, gs0.
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CHICAGO aaRKKrs
mn HAM er rHApG

CH,cAao. sept ia-~wheat opened very
weak necemb%r, which closed yesterday
a. ss.sse. that eslag the bottom 81 &c
decline. sold a moment after the start tais
morning at Sc. Corn VAS suffering nom
what the spectators cali very heavy re
oeipss 81 that article. and tie Northwest
reportea q eonsidsrants increase 81 TIE
neuaber 81 carloads Of wheat al AlnSsaPo-
is ard pnlush. These ssFs the tnzueaees
which inangarAsed the weakness Ia Nasas
h~r> The cables returned ruasetaons 81
the weakness which prevailed here yesteT-
d.v. Business Vas 81 moderate activity
A GOOD deal Of sealplag alons tie Eaes
cane cas- a. the opening, sad ths easss
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OLYMPIA, Sept. 16.-lSpecisl. THE
status of the various grants TO the state OF
Washington under the provisions of the
act OF congress. approved February -
1889, was on September -: =,
State, charitable. educational. penal and
reformatory institutions (amount Of grant
200, 900 acres):
Selected by the state. Ia IS So
Approved oy the local United states
Approved by the secretary OF the in.
terror, 54,@i4. -
Public buildings at the state capital un-
der section IL (amount of grant, 5000
acres):
Selected by the state. ............... 25s STA 90
Approved BY United states land Offices 2o'67i. %
Approved by the secretary OF the inter
IL, 0o 90
Public buildings at the state capital un-
der section II (amount of grant, 100, 900
acresl:
ApS v ~ United states land oftice. ssisi Is
Approved by the secretary OF the later
l7o9l 81
Establishment and maintenance Of a
scientific school (amount OF grant, 100, COO
acres):
Approved ~ United states land Offices 6sU02 &
Approved by the secretary OF the inter
or............. L..................... 4,os6. =
State normal schools (snount Of grant,
10000 acresl;
Se ectea by the state .................. As6s5 IA
Approved by United states land Offices 1900. II
Approved 81 the secretary Of the Inter
ioF S9.l7s 81
Use and support of agricultural college
(amount Of grant, 200 aeres):
selected By ths state .-....-..-....... u 2ss IS
Approved BY United states land Offices 7l.1ss 50
Approved BY the secretary Of TIA Inter
-. so,2n. 70
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EFFECT OF HAyEaEYEK,s TARIFF.


British Columbia Coal Owners Making
Money oct or It.
The Dunsmuirs, who own the Nanaimo
coIliery. are making quite 3 good thing
OUT Of the Havemeyer tariff As soon IS
they saw the certainty OF tie bill passing
they reduced their production to almost
nothing, aud allowed their stocks at San
Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego to
run down 70 a very low ebh. Now that
the bill has passed and . reduction of IS
cents ton has been made on tue coal they
import into the United States. they are
running their collieries a. full blast, but
have not given the American consumer
the benefit OF the reduction. Thus this re-
duction is putting neat little bounty OF
500 day into the pockets OF the Duns-
muirs. large proportion of whose en-
ployes are Chinese aad Japanese.
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sri 1sSsle .352b.9ts ~ tt55.lyo =
- 10 tie produce market Saturday. the
/ nsunsnf Of trade was fairly active. The
s~apts wero heavy. occassoned by the
er.yxi OF the steamer from San Francisco,
= "a shs shipment arrived In excellent
y 1n6lton. Strictly fancy peaches are still
= xnea. but medium are plentiful and
sassu. Apples are selling slowly. and
sssses stock scarce. Bartlstt pears are
q ssias better. and some fine stock is firmly
lsid for full figures. Piums are in album
4 lsnl supply. bat the demand 10 decreased,
NAsheugh prices remain about the same.
IGApss are now coming to hand in large
skipmsnts from all the leading growing
peGions. aud the display 10 quite attract
Ne The demand thus far has been good.
\ w values have q downward tendency.
Nssermsions and cantaloupes are moving
~ sell 81 the quoted rates. Dairy pro-
t6ses 10 meeting with a good. active in
1sary. and creamery and fancy dairy but
c1Isr are steady. Cheese is rather quiet.
Efgs are quite firmly held. Poultry Is
Z(usl, but the supply Is not excessive.
shss, remains very duh. and prices are
ew and easy.
Movement In merchandise lines Is good,
80 prices as rule firm.
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1 :" foEE. Sept iA-nuFing the two
80 o. business on the stock exchange
I soHls ;. go shares changed hands.
ne opening. the trading was almost
safsiy u Chicago Gas. the nrst sale OF
$50 wss AZ 69is. a decline OF rs from
esefaay's closing price. The pressure OF
Vas heavy, and . further reaction
VA Vas elected IN the early dealings
- sspfesssoa in the stock Was aserieed
aAs ss7oTts current yesterday Of pros
I've SAE Of rates, and the growing
eagsA q the opposition company, but
s~ Is strong suspicion that the de-
sAs r. manipulated in the interest OF
1sts. wAo desired 10 seqaire the stock
1Essss eelow The prevailing qaotssion-
- tiss Of The situation Was strength
y the good bSying. st the decline
@'Se the early losses we're re-
The stock closed within -
sas Aisasst point touched. Sugar hue
sethin range Of !. The bears
s-nsa rather afraid to so short Of Sugar
Sandsy. possibly fearing squeeze.
4 ma thsrv vas some tslk On the board
as.pela selling depressed Reading,
- eseks Ia On report that the re-
YOU'D demand that the anAd-
s.aAlas " tie LsaiEA ysllsy read.
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ks 0RTTSEAM
N PACIFIC R.R-

Runs
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
So. Paul. Minneapolis Duluth.
Fargo. Grand Forks, Crookston,
winnipeg. Helena. And nuts
Through Tickets to
Chicago. Philadelphia Arlington. New
York. boston and all points
Esst aud south.
TIME SCHEDULE.
TRAIEs LEAvE SEATTLE
For 81 Paul and East---lU.30 .. m.
For Portland and S0ath--9.00 a. m and 2:i0
For o.ympis. Gray's HatbOr cities aud South
FOR Tacoms-7:oo and 800 a m. 2:lo. els ana
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sKATrLK
From 81. Paul and EAst-4,ao p N.
Prom Portland aud south-l2.S5 q N. and
From 0lympia. Gr.y's Harbor cities ana South
from Tacoma-I2:ss and SIS a m; I2:2s. 4:4o
and els 2. IN
This card subject 10 change without notice.
For rates, routes and other Information call ca
or address A. ID CHARLTON,
Asst Gen. Pass. ACT.
I2i First street, Portland, Or.
IA NADEAU. General Agent seattla
City Ticket once, corner Yesser avenue aud
Front street
Depot Ticket Once. coxnsr West and Columbia
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Lumber carsoe. shipped in Angus.

N@AW"HF z AfE"WN "FEFWEFN8 IN Ahk WNts
TACOMA. Sept. Id-!Speeial. The West
Coas; Lunsberman says:
The cargo shipments from Puget sound
mills. Washington. for the month of Au-
Euss amount 20 50 eargaes. consisting Of
Il as. SIS feet OF lumber. also SIS piles and
A. spars from PORT Blakeley milf; 100 GO
Lumber Company, Port Gamble, and 3D.,
co iath from Tacoma Mil Company. The
other mills make no report of any ship
menf. save OF lumber, nor does the above
include the shipments from the Stirnson
Mil Company. Ballard. The lumber
cargo@s we're shipped as follows: From the
- Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company,
s: Tacoma Mia Company, Z: Puget Mill
Company. s. Washington Mill Company
4 PORT Blakeley Mil Company. IL; total.
81 These we're destined 10 the following
FgrESs
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fRADE AND SHIPPING.

C. pxrAxTxrST 90 ksEcuErunz,
NxsTHxR bcExAr.
rcxTLsxn, o.. sep1 Is. lz3k1
~~~.s ser Nse14y. Fais, warraer-
IL +. AEcx&ToaK,
Deserves In Ch&rxa /.
+
- s~srrs pKranTKxmr cT kexsEr1TrRx.
~xsrnxx BrKgAr-DsELY DUL4Eyrs.
sx.TTlx. wssh-. sspS &c. 1884
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REAL estate TRANSFERS.

Transactions Since January I and for
the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January 1,
1894, are IS $50 ESQ. There were filed for rec
ord during the past week 50 deeds, the con-
siderations aggregating 81. ABB. Follow
ing is the record Of the past week by days:
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TEsTiMoNlAl-ss

Read what your dentist Aaa 10
say aboxt its
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'5 CARLO.
LIED TOOTH POWDER and and
that Il contains nothing that can In
the slighssst degree iniurs the teeth
or gum. II has In its composition
sufacisns antiseptlc properties to
swsetsn the breath and make tka
sun heaithfnl and Arm. lis daily
uss will help TO prevent ths forms
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
Of paras!tical aniFnaicuiD so inin-
rious 90 tsssh and gun-
WE. GfDDISG5. -. ID. 3.
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GEO. M. FAULKNER. ID. u. a.
r. q. ALBIs, ID. ID. =.
&. NJ. LESSEE. ID. ID. q.
Nv. DEsPORTEe, D. p. q
ALBERT J. FoRREeT.
g. r. BROWN. D. u. &
GEO. u. MILLKR-
JOS MOODY.
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n. G. ID. 8.
O. @. GRIFFIN.
y. "a, FOX
| IN f rulnAAsk
LUBINs TOOTH PowDKR
makes Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
! neat.
Conssntnsns makes life worth
/ uvinE.
1 ss CENTS A B0TTLR
\ Stewart / Holmes Drug ca
Wholesale Agents,
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