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The state herald., 1894-01-12
German
Syrup"

! simply state that!I am Druggist
and Postmaster here and am there
fore In position to judge. have
tried many Cough Syrups but for
ten years past have found nothing
Sual to Boschee's German Syrup.
= ave givenit to my baby for Group
the most satisfactory results.
every mother should have it. J.H
HOBBS, Druggist and Postmaster,
Moaat, Texas. We present facts,
living facts. of to-day Boschec's
German Syrup gives strength to the
body. Take no substitute. g
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Tho most curious Of all class Jour
nails Is surely tho Bcggar's Journa
OF Paris. which IL published daily
and gives It's Subscribers u complot,
list Of baptisns, weddings and funnr
ais 10 take place tho same day
Begging letter writer's ARE provided
for by special section. which give
the arrivals and departures Of person.
OF known charitable tendencies,
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Little Hoy Mnmmn. may we have
onc Of the sleeves of that white drcfs
you 70, torcd last GUNNER
Mammn What for, drnr2
Little Doy--Mc an l"hnay an WI.
lie an George an Alfy an the rest OF
the boys WANTS 10 play circus, an we
hasn't any tent.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

In tho earlier periods OF lilo trees
Increase much fastcr than when
ldult-thc oak. for Instance. grows
more rapidly between tho twentieth
md thir,loth ycars-and whom Old
Tho annual deposits considerably d.
nInish, 20 that tho strata arc thin
,rr md tho rings proportlonatcly
closer,
The state herald., 1894-01-12

So you're editing slappingcr's
Weekly. aro you, Jrobinson2"
"Yor.n
Control NIL the departments. don.
youP"
"Yopi run the whole thing
"Why don't you change It's name,
then to something with II moro civ.
ilisod sound about itp"
"Why-why, you see old slnppin.
gor owns sovonty-fvo per cont OF tho
stock
The state herald., 1894-01-12

"Whcro IL the other pretty glrl
who used TO be horo7" hc asked tho
girl NJ the candy counter.
"she's away on short vacation.
sho answered, with II charming smile
And when she camo TO weigh his
candy sho gnvo him double weight
The state herald., 1894-01-12

WRS = Au0 0u0,
and Its branches hung full OF delicious
red fruit
" dearly love apples, she resumed.
chArd Ind ask him for some" I said.
II prefer stolen apples" said she,
quietly and o little sharply.
This cry Of the heart, and Of the
stomach, which revealed the natural
fancy OF the woman, recalled to my
mind the temptation several thousand
years ago Without wishing to decry
Mother Ewes beauty, I must say that
she could not by any possibility have
been so deliciously pretty, or SO en-
she stood there gazing rapturously Of
those apples.
Tho ditch IS not wide and tho wall
Is not very high" said my temptress,
who looked as demure and innocen nj
as nun. This was plainly an invi-
tntion directed to my physical abil-
ities- It was Is II she had said: "You
have long legs and strong arms; &c
and gather some apples for me-"
comprehended her meaning nj
was placed In . very delicate situa-
ssoot SSSouno ~ oth Au OHNCcT Oh
Chasseurs, l have distinct ideas In re-
gard to tho ownership OF property.
After due reflection ! courage ously
Informed my Rancc that would not
steal any apples for her.
"You arc very gallant" snid she in
tone which plainly significd that
was quite the reverse.
l saw ut once that was to DO pun.
ished for this disobcdience.
She turned her black eyes upon me,
and gave me q most disdaiuful look;
closed her rosy lips tightly together;
withdrew her arms from mine; and,
in fact, she brought to bear upon me
all the cruel Vaccinations that u
lovely woman knows how to employ
In such cases.
On our way to the houss, did my
best TO soften her. but without sue.
| cess.
The dinner, during which she never
glanced in my direction, was dull
affair, and rs soon as II was finished
she started to leave the room without
showing the least sign of forgiveness.
precipitated myself toward the do
however, and extended -wnuun
the usual tEispdInf
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Papa-Don't you think you might
get a prize this term IL you should try
hard?
Small Boy-No use, Sammy Smart
takes all the prizes in our school.
why is thut?"
81 don't know for sure. but guess
mcbby he's got papa wot knows
enough about arithmetic to help him
out in his sums"
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Gcorgc-lt'S onSy cnoug'i TO marry n
rich woman II YOU wish &.
Gus-Eh? How can Il br done,
Gcorgc-All yon have to do IL TO
steer clear of the dowcricss little
angels who want TO marry you New
York Wrrll'y
The state herald., 1894-01-12

New Clerk Young lady in front
wants To see some rings exactly like
one she has on. She says she thinks OF
having two alike, jus, for the fun Of
the thing.
Jeweler-Don't waste time on her.
That ring she has is nm engagement
ring, and she wants TO find out what II
cost
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Mr. wcighhigg yonr anti.
fat rcmcdic, are doing ms grca,
deal OF cool. I'm losing lssh right
along. Int, seems 81 me, yonr
charges are r7iinously high.
Doctor icalmlyl-ThIts pm It o, tho
treatment
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Cbnrllo--f havo eaten brain food
for six months without apparent no.
suits.
Edlth-Yes. / am told the brain Ia
tho only organ upon which IL has amy
effect. Truth.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

There IL holo In YollowAtono
park supposed 10 bc n "dry rcyscr. "
which Ia believed 10 be "bo,tomloss. e
Three thousand feet OF line, with
weight attached. has boon let down
Into IL without meeting with obstrue-
tYn.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

First lioy-Whlch do you like
best. your father ar your mu,horp
Second hoy We'll, like NY father
bost, mostly. but like my mother
bost Ut mcaltimc.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

In computing the ago the Chinese
always reckon back two years from
tho celebration Of the frat birthday.
or. In other words. NJ though tho
person had boon u yoar old at tho
timo Of birth.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Mr.. sourly-l'm going 10 have my
pictures talton to-day.
Mr.. souriy's Wifo-You viii have
10 make n great sacrifice II you do
Mr. s,-Whyp
Mr.. SIS W.-You'll have to look
pleasant for moment or two.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Tho New Hampshire oxperImon,
farm finds that milk from tho beat
COWS costs ono and n half cents q
quart from their poorest, four and d
half cents, Ms " costs Jus, ~ much
10 feed the smaller producer.
The state herald., 1894-01-12
School-siok.

Willy Staome-Say; where you go
ing?
Johnny Gunn-shooting. Amt no
school-teacher's sick
Willy Staome-Confound Him! Why
didn't he tell me he was going to DO
sick? and then I wouldn't have been
sick myself today.-Puck.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Lawyor-l'm sorry. but boarsay
won't do here. We must have evil
depcc which no QUO will dare dis
putc,
Cllont-fioavons, mani Ny mother
in.lew saw itl-,Puck. g..
The state herald., 1894-01-12
WIT, HUMOR, SATIRE.
CURRENT PLkAsANTRlEs AND
SHARP PolNTs:
Original and Selected Reflections ny
the Fanny writers-Every Man Has
His Price-Ths Burglars Predieament
---sShoSl.sick,


Frlend-so you and your wife have
separated?
Bouttown-Yes. My mothcr-in-law
is to biame. She was always making
trouble between us.
81 shouldn't wonder.
"Yes, every time told my wife any;
thing that wasn't the exact truth, that
mother-in-law Of mine would find 1t
out and tell her."
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Aetress-Yoa ARE u divorces lawyer,
I understand!
Lnwycr-y,s. madame; I secure di,
sorccs without publicity.
Ae,rcss-um-l'm In til, wrong Of
ice. Good.dnY, hir.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Little Boy-iou'll have to hurry,
papa. or mamma will be ready before
you are.
Papa-Indecd?
Little Boy-Yes, she's tying on her
bonnet, Guess you better begin ia
dress pretty soon.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Mother Goodncss me- Your face
bud hands are almost black,
Little johnny Well, That n1v lopy
yog bought me Ia s9rt o brown.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Little Mis-, Frccslcs-Your sister Is
taking music lessons, amt she?
Little Miss Mnsg-Ycs, she's going
to learn TO play and sing.
SIS that wot It's FORE"
"Of course"
"Then my papa made mistake"
"liow?'
ale said he guessed your papa want ID
to buy tn next door neishbors' houses
mt u sacrifice"
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Fon Corgus AND TuHoAY DIsonprRs use
Bronn's bronchial Troehcs. 'ilnvc never
changed my mind respecting tiisS'' except
think better NJ that which began thinking
we'll of.r--Rfp Henry Ward Ec'eie'; sold
only In boXeS
The state herald., 1894-01-12

You must never look a gift horse In the
mouth, nor smell gii. cigar In the presence
at the dnnpr
The state herald., 1894-01-12

vhcrc Is n woman down In Texas who y
such All Artistic enthusiast that she tries 10
peoyokc family Jars IN order that she may
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Friend-lIow's that? Lost your po-
sition already? l thought you were
the highest honor graduate in the
Great American College OF Journal.
Ism;
Young Journalist - That's what's
the matter. All the professors kept
dinging into my head the great jour.
nalistic motto, Boil II down"
"Well?"
We'll, the first work I WINS given
The state herald., 1894-01-12

II Ia pretty hard II raise eh.ld without
losing your temper occasionally Inc same
saapiles to err window.
The state herald., 1894-01-12
Very Likely.

First ilurglar--i swiped this from q
store on broadway.
Second Burglar tifter Blging tho
"And" up -wcli,y oh ought to bs able
~ get something ON that Puck.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

Accidents Had no Terror for Him-Hs
Could Griu and Hear Anything That
furnssl IUp--Mad Como Out OF n Dozen
kmash- Jts Mitkous n Scratch.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

- 3ael Ssrl - = l1nigHes 10 rue
! IN. ~ = Us SAr1y \ - {nuq1pe1oo|
s,1nns,'' Hs.sI. -, p = Y ~
as long nor enjoy as good health - NJ 9o9y1lD
Individual who Is vigorous TINT Is TO sns, WHO'S
digestion aud siccp are unmpairci whose nerves
are Tranquil, and who has No organic tendency 10
disease. These requisites Of yigor are conferred
upon those inherently weak, no less than upon
those debllltntcd through wasting dlneAse, ny
thorough, persistent courte Of liortcitcr /.
Stomach Bitters, the leading na,iongl tonic, IN
dofsed aud recommended by physicinhs or cmi.
ncnce II will not cndow you with the muscle ~
Cprboii. hut 1t will infnsc energy Into your sys
TEN, ani feiirw the netiyc and healilfnl perfor-
nance of is functions, I, AYERS and cures ma.
larlai rheumatic and kidney complaints, and
oycrromes dyspepsia, constipation, liVCf i'cuble
aud nervousness.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

IInnson's Mrrie Corn ssive."
Warranted IN cure, or tuortly retia iDl Ast
Iour druggl.t for It, Pricn ID csut-.
Grare.diggers do great dcHl OF work that
Is beneath them.
The state herald., 1894-01-12

:s||.|j .
Weekly, 9 80
The state herald., 1894-01-12

srATr OF ONO, CRY OF Totrpo, S.
Lucas COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath hat he 10
the senior partner Of the firm Of Y. J. CnEsEr
& Co.. doing businers In the City u Toledo,
County and State Aforesaid, aud tha, said 1rm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED Doll
LARS for each and every case Of Caiarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS CArAnnn
CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me aud subscribed In my
presence, this day Of December, A. ID. iss6.
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halle Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
Y. J. CHENEY & co., Toledo, O.
tT3- Sold by DRUGGISTS, ,jc.
II Ia much easier TO organize trust than
to trust these who organize
The state herald., 1894-01-12
RR|Pkzj E5 rs
..l,l#scoRD..
AfVk H! what beauti
EM1 apples!" said she
stopping sudden
ly.
SS The tree who's
apples she stop
~. ~ ped To admire

The tree whose
apples she stop
ped 10 admire,
evvn . ArA --
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-18
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds REGARDED In the Auditer's once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January /,
1894. are si?s 1853. There were flied for
record yesterday 10 deeds, the considera-
tions aggregating s9,io6 Following il
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
q Co., abstractors OF titles. 1I6 Cherry
street. between Front and Seconds:
Eli T. Hamhlet to NJ. s. Bittencourt, lots
IS and 46. block s. replat Hxmbiet acre
garden. 81.
Emeline Bigelow to Jacob Fuson, lot 10,
block 10. Denny & Hoyt's, $500.
J. II. Lewis TO c. Scheuerman, 10 acres
adjoining Bay Terrace add, 5000.
John Me6uiren to NJ. r. Powers, lot IA,
block o, Syndicate, $500.
J. W. Gibson TO Harrie. Gibson, lot 3.
block 8. Prospect Terrace. st,ooo.
G. +. Barnet to Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hun, lot 8,
block -. ID. Phinney's, 500.
ID. Ferguson TO II. ]. Dodds, tract Is,
block 3 Wood. To Kirkland. $780,
ii. X. Taylor 10 Charles IL. Mason, lot q,
block I. Graves. $3.50.
Will ii. Thompson to John W. ellison.
lot s. block 9, Prospect Terrace. loo.
u. $. A. TO o. y. Stephenson, SEA sec
o, "A. 7.
U. $. A. to g. A. Bailey. nek sec Is,
"a. T.
e. scheurman to J. II. Lewis, 10 acres
adjoining Bay Terrace, 81
Sheriff 10 Harry krutz, lot i9 block IL,
Waila Walia, 81, t3s.
Amelia NJ. McMiIlin to J. Ham, block 8
and part block 9. 81
]. r. Eshelmen TO Louise Shane, lots /,
and 3. block So. Burkes 81. $500
VIM. III. Llegeiivn to L. d. keplinger,
lots Z, 8, 9. block o.. Burke's ID. s..
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
TEE BOARD or Trade

CKrcAso. Jan. iT.-Wheas--Fair trade /:
opened &c lower on unfavorabis foreign
advices and lack of support. large traders
bearing the market: declined &c more
recovered &c on buying largely for New
York account, and covering by shorts at
the decline: eased OF &c, and closed
steady. &c lower than yesterday. Receipts,
10000 bushels; shipments. 5000 bushels.
Closed: Cash. 59,Sc; May. 64jlc.
corn---Firmer. cash. SAKE; May, s7Xo.
oats-stsady; cash, 26hc; May, $40.
Rye-44c.
Barley-Sominal
Flax-$i.39
fimothy-Ai5
Pork-Essy; cash, sl3o5; May, Si8co.
Lard-Easy; cash. $7.s2x; May. $7.62k.
Snort ribs-Easy; cash, $3.50; May,
Snouldsrs-$8 250s.5o.
Short ciear-S7oUG72a
Whisky-$l.i5.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Rcceipis. Is, 600 head. Market
SLOW at lower: top prices, 81 90f5.50: me-
dunn. " S094 80: Others. $3.60@4 70; Tex
ans, sz60MS6o; no extra steers here.
HDEs-Reeeipis, "a 600 head Market
slow. closing at i0c lower; rough heavy,
1865 Is. packers and mixed, S5.N0
6.35, prime heavy and butchers weights,
s5.4 G5 so: prime light, S.. 45G55O.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market,
SLOW at lower; good mixed ewes and
wethsrs. $s.2o3360; Westerns, e. 709365.
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The interior OF the compartment ear on tbs
Norih-Nestsrn line is ike a kIngiy palace. q
paatiai residence or an Arahisn Nights dream OF
splsadof--as tae visitor may regard IL
Never ia the hlstory OF railway travel has
anything perfect In architecture. 40 unique
Ia eomtorl. 50 exquisite ia taste. or costly Ia
decoration, teen seen before, and IL was among
tbs great sights tina, attracted the attention o.
the world 80 the columbian exposition. this
marvellous car eel. psing al others
The North Western limited 10 Caioago carry
ing this together with buffet. sleeper and dining
ear. leaves 81 PAIL every day in The year. herths
a, the same rate ~ in sn ordinary sleep car
r. ". Parker, Puget sound aseat, III Cherry
street seattle
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN Francisco, Jan. H. Business In
'ocal merchandise was very quiet, prices
being steady rs rule. The produce mar.
tets are weak and dull.
Green observation-disclosures.
Some mushrooms are arriving.
Potatoes-Steady.
& 0nions-Flrm.
Buster-Weak.
Eggs--fn demand.
Cheese--Firm.
Ponltry--Demoraiixed.
Camel Demand poor.
Produce receipts-Flour, Quarter sacks.
1850; wheat. centals. Ills; barley, cen
tai. tS3; bran. sacks. II: potatoes, sacks,
2.si9. onions. sacks, 569: bran, sacks.
Lieu: middlings. SACKS, $50
naEspsTUFFs And skArsa
Fionr--We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. S. 40Gf3.5o per barrel !.
bakers extras, 50 Soa3 10: superfins, 81 10
g26n.
Nheat-Very quiet market. While QUOT
Ing shipping wheat At 81 or. per GENITAL, IL
should be remarked that the figure In
somewhat nominal. as there is no export
demand. while the few bids that are max
lns are limited 10 sI.o2H owing to nrmer
height rates
Barley-More attention is being given TO
thss article. and prices are showing i'm.
creased strength. We quote Feed. s56s
Nise per ceatai for fair 10 good quality
sssR1sa4r tor choice bright. brewing,
sAsfaog per GENITAL
oats 49, Steady 81 current rates We
quote; Milling. $Li50ti. az: surprise
'sSslS2is: fancy teed. 81. Goa 22iS .
koed "a ehosee. 81. 2ts1lt7is: poor TO far.
ss.AeesN.e5ia; black, S5cGsL 22A: gray,
slvoSgi. is per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
pFsfts-on sight, New York. per 800
10 premium.
Sterling bsils-on London. eO-dsy bank,
silver bars, per ounce. ea0e69&o
Mexican dollars--Safa5tsc
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HE sarah u. Ynaier.

This handsome ana wsll-spposntsl hotel. lust
Aa.she1 the pasf year. sad elegantly furnished
throughout vita ali tas cotst0Sss aad eoayeai-
snces Of = nadern private reside8ce. and cen
traliy located tue North seattle cable llGe, az
hs corner o; RsRaolsesn sad fopsr streets. Is
now Rnaes tire supervision Of Mrs. Hammond.
who has ia the isw months Of her occupancy
proven herself 4 mast capable aaa popalas sasn.
sesr tbs nov completed ani established IN
satGsiea Was protected - mesi TIE needs 81
women and xsr.s cogaiug - the city on business
OF pleasure, aad f0E sae eGsiaess women 81 our
cssv. nay % waom by heaesiy ash atelisy
have beea ensbie1 - pash taoir way aloas most
o. ias lf2es q industry Ia watch success iE-
wolves tact. Fsptt nsvessezt anA isisa n aess %
detail: and. Toe. hy . society Of homecoming,
principally ssa hoHa~-soy.aS wosea, whe rec
oxnsEs IL the rapid advancement 81 all classes
and tse.F ever changing resa;.eas ssas ,hs
busiaess Elrs ~ tAss yesr--.sschsrs. sssacg-
rsTAers. aFsssm.ksas. opa-ztoTss clerks o.
any oi she numerous assac hes open 20 their
cels aaEegs or salek ptree pties;--is nsas tstoFs
is close g D. called tate spATsnsEsa1p Of home
EHsxiax. Rm1 that the sssf-eora mazi gained by
ceDt&cs s.th basaEsss saesaoSsa aSd sysseEasfas
eeistg 10 nesa pafk o. sac Necessary training
for the eom elieAted shligatsSns Of 9 wels-or
asse3 hosns The asscetsgsea has 'rsas n aca
tinac sn3 Esoacy "a its srsc;iss sua equipment,
vita yss = gEst patronage Iasy ass B'Ea.
hascvvr. n TIE as.lsg ina. waen BETTER nader
sse01 8; wlst Sagox EsTe shsa the snsclassea
tsvss@sls saPF@rt AZ yoars ladies' without
tAe y.rsatsl reoG srv c9T3tsly tssits4 80 go esIs
Asd leek tas house uye=. lsa MI X ksaaly
Feoesvs@. sad VII eaa large AsiiA ssessass
eiaiug raSzas aka geoz tasss. ESxE sz3 arr
eA&meSrS. sewing Ieosa alta EaxeA4ne. sa1
isggs peri0ss beautifully farn.sasa. iaclsalng
Esw s.aaa Caarses troa 81 - = sST week
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nops-Duil; state. common - choice.
H@xzc: Pacific coast. ls922c
MKRcHAxprsR.
Copper-Easy; Lake. SO.
Lead-DuIi; domestic, So 10
In-Loner; Straits. sd 10 asked.
sonee--Optlons opened dull. with no
SAFES NJ nrst call. when the bills showed
January ID points lower. and others ruled
very duh and closed steady At unchanged
70 points lower. Sales. 4,250 bags. In
gioD. Spot cofee--Rio, qniss but steady |;
No. J. i75<Gisxc.
cugsr-kaw. nrm. views of holders
eneck business: fair refining. exc; csntri-
iagals. 50 test, sold IN Boston a. &C. Re
nnsd-F.rm. fairy active.
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This agreeable ana eIicac.ous Tooth Pow0R. -
eAhiishsd by more han twenty yeas sxpsrtsncA
- received the sanction Of the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city xsssr-
ally. ana By them 10 IL daily recommended Esd
pssscribsl Il II - pleasant In the application -
% n excellent II ts snsctx Il speedily renderp the
eseth white and smooth, the gums hsaifhfu, raj
'aad nrm. and By frsoasnt use win preserve them
in this desirebis condition. II gradually but e.
foc4ualiy removes tartar. and destfoyes the para
sitieai animaieuiS which nsglsct may have Per
mittsd TO collect and prevents their further aecr-
mutation, thus serving - . cempless eeanufes
ana pressrvsr Of the tssth- Microscopic sxaFninar
tiens have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth aud gums OF individuals selected from
all classes Of society and Of every variety ~ bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist In grsas
numssrA Experiments wsrs made nor their 70
noval and the Ingredients used In Lustss Toc.h
Powder were found TO b most sdscsaAl. Destroy
lne them ina;aatly.
Through the kindness On friends ~ - ~
ntteeA 70 publish the following
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FOREIGN MARKxrs.
rnx xyoLrsU oRAry MAnxrrn

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1z--Wheat-Quist: de-
mand poor: holders offer moderately. No.
California. IS 4dG5, Sd; No. red West
ern winter, 81 2d45s SID.
Corn--Steady
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BOSTON sTocK MAkxxr.

Bosros. Jan. l7.-Closings
asen..ou ....... ffsk Mexiesn Central. ~
DeA leaspnoae liz san Dlego. 90
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MINING srocxs
NEW YORK MARKETS..
rNn STOCK KxcHaNax

Wv fesK. Jan. l5.-Dallness prevailed
"a dsy In the stock market. but changes
we're slight and generally en- the bear side.
s greatest being = in Sugar pre.srred
$50 Vh'on Pseiao. Colorado and Pacific
hfsss declined ,
oesernment h0nds-Easier.
fs''oseafa-oaiet. closed At so,Sc bid.
FINANCIAL
aney on Galaxy .t per cent:
l per cent Prime mercantile
-, SSs~o's per cent Sterling Ell
sase-na... wigh actual business in
49, srs . : AZ 81 s6tsast So. for demand
~ss.ssA ~ FOR sixsy-day bills
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HOlEL ARRIVALS
THE ARLINGTON.

INK Ah4INUIUN.
T 6olishy, Everett IL aecahc, Tacoma
~ Po-ten. Portland B1 Hedges, Co
Iac % Hepp, Clifton : Jameson, Gamble
] Rnhertaoa, CITY Neil Macarthur, :; Paul
hililsms, fortana L 4 ssasen, Tacoma
FL III Manning. DO c Meyer. NH Yakima
Miss NJ l. HssAaik W Va o Brown, do
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TESTIMONIALS,

Read what your dentist has 70 say
about it:
We have carefully examined The
formula Of LUBIN'S CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and fnd that IL
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. Ii has In its competition
sufficient antisept;c properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum heaithful aud firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitical animalcula 20 in.
furious to teeth and gum.
w. \. GIDDiNGS, d. ID. s.
GEO. w. BRAGDON, D. d. s
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER, D. d. i
T. q. ALBIN, d. d. S.
m. LESSEY. d. D. &
II. DEsPORTES. D. D. 4
ALBERT j. FORREST.
CT. BROWN, ID. d. =
GEO. Z. MILLER.
JOS. AOUDf.
WE. S. COYSg. L.D.S&LRCAs
g. &. GRIFFIN.
]. NJ. FOX.
J.w. PUTNAM.
In. PRATHER
LUBrys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestisa
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment.
Confentment makes life worth liy.
Ing.
% CENTS a BOTTLE
Skvart& Holmes Drug Co.
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sexsexss dge1 20 BE unsurpassed
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