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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-28

Mystic Lodge, No. ?, K. of P,
will celebrate the anniversary OF
the Pythian Period, at their Castle
Hall, this evening.
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EE If you want TO sell ont
your FURNITURE in its entirety, call
st the !. Y. L.
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All persons having claims
against the estate of G. A. Dogan
are requested to present the same
to United States Consul-Genera
Mills.
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Prompt returns made on
Goods sold On commission st the
1. y. L.
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g Worlds Records
RAMBLER RACERS

At Washington, DC, November Is, 1898
e. g. Yeatman of the Washington
Road Club, riding No. Rambler,
fitted with Corrugated q. h ]. Rae
ing Tires covered 3llA miles in "a
hours, thereby creating a new Anne
rican 2l-l1our Safety Road Record,
beating the previous record 1874
miles.
FT 1894 American Randi erSafeues
have all the latest improvements and
are reduced in price.
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Election of Officers.


&. BREWER * COMP N y .
LIMITED.
T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A the G.. Brewer * Company, U'd.)
held this day, the following named were
elected as its officers for the ensuing
wear, viz
z. g. Jones, ESQ. ........ President
Geo. II Robertson, Esq. Manager
= T 1,., Secretary and
T. Treasurer
rol W Allen ....... Auditor
g. NJ. Cooke, ESQ .....)
II Warehouse, ESQ -. Directors
&. J.. Carter. ..... ......
+. f. BISHOP.
Secretary, G.. Brewer & COMPANY, I'D.
Honolulu, February 7, 1894.
I'm
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
New postage stamps today.
A desirable residence is for rent. |
There was very heavy rain at
Kapiolani Park yesterday morning.
The Chamber of Commerce will
hold a special meeting this morn
ing at II o'clock.
During G. Ahi's absence from the
country Ching Wal Hou will look
after his business.
Three Japanese have been arrest
ed for keeping restaurants without
the necessary license.
The Board of Health will hold
the regular weekly meeting this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
G.. J. Lyons says that the storm
is over, but that there are plenty
more of them coming.
The steamer WaIrimoo is due
today from the Colonies en- route
TO Vancouver and Puget Sound
ports.
c. A. Spreckels, Rudolph Spreck-
els, w. E. Bond and others depart
ed on the Claudine yesterday for
trip to Maui.
A committee OF three was APP
pointed last night To decorate the
headquarters of Company B, of the
National Guard.
The Wailuku Sugar Company
will hold a special meeting this
morning at 10 o'clock at the office
of c. Brewer & Co.
Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K. Of P,
will celebrate the anniversary Of
the Pythian Period, at their Castle
Hall, this evening.
The Misses Albu have returned
to town. They will appear at Mr..
Plunkett's benefit. The programme
will appear in due time.
All persons having claims
against the estate of G.. A. Dogan
are requested to present the same
to United States ul-General
Mills.
F. II. Miller has resumed bust
ness and can be found at No. 154,
Fort street. He is ready to paint
signs, houses or anything else in
his line.
C. Stoeckle the photograph man,
accompanied by W. B. Ash, left for
Hilo yesterday. They intend to
give public exhibitions with the
phonograph.
C. B. Wilson is credited with
saying on last Saturday that the
ex-queen would be restored within
nine days. This is a continuation
of the old story.
Postmaster-General Dat has de-
cided to put the new issue OF stamps
on sale this morning. No heavy
sales of surcharged stamps were re-
ported yesterday.
Some Japanese white mice were
exhibited yesterday at w. S. Luce's
store, and attracted great deal of
attention. The owner is anxious
to dispose Of them.
The Minister of the Interior will
sell a parcel of Government land
on Hawaii today. The sale takes
place at noon, In front of the Ex-
ecutive Building.
A party of twenty-five Raymond
and Whitcomb excursionists are
booked to arrive here on the return
of the Australia. Mr.. G.. II. Lyons
will pilot the party as heretofore.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany have a new advertisement in
this issue. 1t tells about Haviland
china, the Jones locked fence, and
several other popular inventions.
The public was somewhat incon-
venienced by the fact that the one
cent stamps were all cold out; but
happily the difficulty Is over, as
the new issue will be on sale to-
day.
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"bN iAesiS ohhbSiSS E 10 Dix Things.
At Nashville Tenn, November 10, 1898
j. p. Bliss with standing start.
rode 100 yards in 8 4-5 seconds. al.
F. Dlrnberger with flying start,
rode 100 yards in 5 seconds fiat. j.
L. Bliss with standing start, rode
& of mile in Is As seconds. NJ.
+. Dirnberger with a flying start.
rode y mile in 81 seconds fiat. j.
L. Bliss with standing start, rode
= mile in 56 3-5 seconds. i. Z. Bliss
with standing start, rode "a mile
In 80 10 seconds, thereby reducing
the late Tyler, Windle and Johnson
records.
AT Birmingham, Ala, December I2-J.
+. Bliss rode l mile, standing start,
in | "a 40; q mile, standing start,
in | ;26 2-5; a mile, standing start,
in / IL.
At same place, December IL and a.
NJ. Dirnberger rode l mile, stand
ing start, in 154; q mile, standing
start, in 81 3-5; mile, standing
start, in 10 as; "A mile, standing
start, in Q :33 As.
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Fitted with Elliptic sprockets and G.. e.
corrugated air tube tires. These tires
can be fitted to any pneumatic safety
they are practically puncture proof, do
not slip on wet roads, and are very fast.
Any desired gear can be furnished with
these wheels from No. 56 to so.
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For Sale.

4 NUMBER OF TRIPOTS, WATER
N Casks, iron bound, $50 gallons each.
Coral Rock in quantities 20 suit, deliver
ed one mile from Postofice at - cents
per load. Apply
T. w. RAWLINS,
Leleo.
Bell Telephone 50. p. o. Box No. 4.
3621-2w
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Notice.

MR.. LYCUKGUS HAVING RE-
vi tired from the firm of Lycurgus
e. Fernandez, Mr.. g. l.. Brito will take
his interests in said firm
i.YCURGUS 81 FERNANDEZ.
Honolulu Januar, - 1894.
35p3-lm
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Lost.
Wanted.

JAPANESE WHO UNDERSTANDS
- the English language thoroughly, also
of good standing desires position in store,
Office or to assist in dental LABORATORY.
Address "W. w." this office. 1921 3t+
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RAMBLER WORLDS RECORD

They have had all their say and now
comes the copper trimmer. Little Bliss
and little Dirnberger do big things.
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3567-tf.
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General advertisements.

We will buy for cash large or small
quantities OF used Hawaiian Postage
Stamps at the following prices per
hundred
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- IAroosH. Feb. IFS o. nn.-fspeeiss. T.
heavy snow freshScasf wind. Outward
csr W iiiamette. SD a. IN.
NkAH BAY. Feb. f7.--5 pm.--(speciaI. -
7eavy snow; light south vest wind. Tugs
Lorne and Pioneer ia bay.
ITALIAN Bar, Feb. IFS o. rn.-fSre-
SiaL Light snow; light east wind. Sa
>. =. Brown and bark Mercury in bay.
fokr CkEscEsT. Feb. lis o. m. --Isre-
caal l-Cioudy: light soui h vest wind.
PORT ANGELES. Feb. lis .. m.-fSpe-
GA. Cloudy; light southeast wind.
bktn Modoc and 3-mast schooner in hav.
foKr TowssgsD. Feb. fT.-fspecial. -
he steamship Victoria, from ngkong. Ho
arrived this morning at O'Clock, bound
Tor Tacoma. The vessel had an unsyent-
fui voyage, and II one day ahead Of her
schedule time. United States Quarantine
Omcer Conover went up on the vessel to
facilitate the discharge or her passengers.
hooufAM. Feb. 7.-fSpeciaI. l--Schr o.
~ Kellogg sailed today for Honolulu with
special cargo OF fine lumber and pilinr.
San FaAscIsco. Feb. f7.--Arrived-S,r
Costa Rica, from Dspartar. bay. Cleared
Str Columhia, for Portland: str walla
Walia. for Victoria: blk Cara. for Portland.
Departed-sh Dashing Wave, Tor Tacoma /:
Ok Invermark, for Portland: Sea King, for
hansimo schr Webfoot. for for Willipa
bay
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To Crash the co.ss s..m.n.s Up,on

San Francisco, Feb. lit IL reported
on the water front that the officials con-
Quoting the Sailors Home and the repre-
sentatives OF the Manufacturers and Ship
Owners Association have Joined hands,
land from now on one of the hardest bat
ties for supremacy regarding the shipment
OF sailors that has ever been conducted on
the water front will be begun. On one
side the Sailors Home and Manufacturers
Association and on the other the Sailors
Union Of the Pacific. The union main
tains that coasfing vessels shall carry only
union sailors, and the organization has
been 30 powerful in years past as to con.
troll the schedule of wages. Advocates of
union principles assert that the same old
story about the union being disrupted is
revived for the purpose OF hurting them,
but IL will never DO downed by any COM
bination.
SSAs Francisco. Feb. i7.--British Consul
Denis Donohue has been investigating
the custom OF the masters of ships TO
charge q bonus Of from s. to $40 for ship
ping sailors. This was paid by the board.
inghouss keepers, and in turn imposed
upon the sailors. Consul Donohue has
issued proclamation to the masters of q
number of British ships. calling their at
tention TO the illegalify of this proceeding
and urging It's discontinuance.
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IL rMs supynion COURT or xrso

Tn The SUPERIOR COURT or KING
esunty state u Nashingsoa.
A, Z hsfecnnIsr 81 a.. pialntlE Va ssearity say,
recting nsiscs 10 creditors
And new. on tails day. this cAass coming rsxa-
larry On fer hearing lac application o. the re-
esivsr for sn osesr directing notice TO bs given 20
s.retitoss OF m. defencanI the security savings
Haas. u Is hereby
ordered aBd a6jadxsd that sii creditors Of tho
dsSsndAnt. The security savings Beak. hersoy
rsaorsd 20 naske aus proof ~ their claims and de-
isEs, the rsessvss aypssnt~a IN this cause. At his
eGee. foem ~ HaisF bB;sltnG seattle. wash
wnAsn ~ Ety s6o1 days nom tue date Of tbs 6rst
psoftcstiss Of this nsfcs "a hereafter provided.
- barred, aa6 AL act ss paid sui Of the nDss
aad sss-ss IN the hands Of said rsc<isef and thai
after shs sxparxsisn Of sad period Of sixtY (Gs,
dsys sssa fecsivsr Sic n tails ecsst BIS frpcsl Of all
shSwing ~Ass claims 80 presented aTs allowed ana
shat clsiss are rsssstsd
10 n fur4 her sFdsFsd that this order - published
fer 90 days conssealtveiy h. fas daily Pest; fai@iA
ia seattle. X ne os1aty. Wssafsstso. aad that
when 50 pnstishs4. Ga same xasU ecnssituie dss
notice e erssiie % said ssisadsnt II the sn,ry Of
his sr3sf
bsns IN spsa eoar' ,hi. sosa cay e Jsaa.ry.
STATE or wssgtxoroS. 4.
copsrr ar Sfse.
1T. W. Gordos. clerk u tse suprrios coarf %
d hsseey eerufy shss the foregoing . fan. true
and correct e3ay 81 The oflEak order difsctlaf
ties % crssIt1rs, 30 said esnis No Is sei. The
sane appesrs N ais ssa o. record 70 mr. ofsca
so, .ass. sa.s 20 s ,ss seal o. sac court NE
'g i.rs ~ q 'a"'.',' ''1t W. sospos. cisrx.
by N n ssrrn, Dsps,y.
Dais % ara pasiiostien. lamar 81 1894
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FOREIGN MARIETTA
TsaLlsH anarx 49,

sLAaH CRAZY EARKET.
LosDos. Fen. 1.-THE weather IA MIA
s 49, arm work i progressing. The wheat
- quiet and vssuss contiaus TO re-
: '1om ID 20 Is. During the past xeek
sss $40 nas been some French demand. bot
80 sl'ed Kingdom Inquiry has been
pssI. Ia SPITE Of smaller stocks. the sup-
80 y sight DO not preclude aay i'm
P'esemsnf- Parcels are ia moderate de-
na - TIE decline Spot. slox at 81
sAsspef tonnfry markets weak ana
,ossr: California rromps i. quoted at es.:
- sa winter parcels. prompt. quoted at 2ss
"a, flcur. dull and SLOW: one Minnesota
bakers vent 1t Ia 81 10 i5s. Maize. poor
esmand owing 10 the mild weather.
Mixed American. steamer. February ami
aafen quoted ct iss 81: Spot, qaiet At I'd
70 % down. Country markets are weak.
barley 70 qaiet and easier. Oats, out little
doing.
- hvrRrocr- Feb. f7.-wheat-sseady:
~ ao ea.iinrnia. 5s is5d@5s ID: No. RED
oorn-Firm: mixed Western. b sl<d.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer Utsslsdy passed inspection yes-
tsrday.
steamer willapz went to Tacoma yesterday 10
60 in the dry dock 10 have q new wheel put on
ship Kennebcc sailed for San francisco yes-
terdsy with cargo Of Sss7 tons of Back Dss-
mond coal She was ,owed out By the tug Van.
derer.
tow OF The Anna ~ Pence. She viii Do laid up
few days TO have her house cleaned up aud re-
paired.
ship Alex McSsai 10 ready for sea today with
cargo of i,e50 tons of franklin coal for san
Francisco she win be towed out a. soon as a
tugboat comes In.
The fishing schooner ST Lawrence arrived in
from Cape Flsttsry Friday evening with 1900
pounds OF hsllbus She had great deal Of had
weather while out
The British ship ycrhena cleared yesterday
with . cargo OF s62, 81 bags OF wheat for Linz
erick. Ireland. Her cargo 10 valued at $500
Kov. John h. Alexander. British vice consul
al Tacoma. came over TO clear her
Steamship City of Fuebla arrived In port from
san Francisco yesterday morning., bringing
good list OF passengers aud fair amount OF
freight shs had 100 cabin and IS steefsgc pss-
sengets. 60 of whom were Tor Victoria. 70 for
Seattle aud for Tacoma.
Puget sound Harbor, No Is. OF the American
Association OF Masters and Pilots OF Steam Yes
seis. has adopted and forwarded memorial 10
congress asking for an srpfopriat en Of $4,000
for the publication OF North Pacific chart.
which is of great necessity Tor the marine inter
eats OF the sound especially. The memorial is
signed by n. X. strive. captain, and T. A. Rich
ardson, captains clerk
steamer sehome went out on her lsst trip last
night Monday the FaiEhayen takes the IN
side route 20 whsteom in pgses OF the seeome.
The Fsirhsysn has eeea running on tie La
Conner route for long iisns. but IL is proposed
10 have the stale Of Washington Fna clear
through 10 Ia Conner daily her Everett
routs whether the state will prove equal 10
the requirements femsias 10 be seen
steamship UnstiIla sailed fer san Fran
ctseos Yesterday mAralng with eargo OF " heat
,ua coal The following names appeared on
her cabin passenger list: fraak Holmes. III &
Mcnanaia A. r Cornelius. A. Mcfarland.
N raseIhreeht, A. Jeffrey and vile. A J. Nash.
q n naadsge c. c. BanesSe, Mas r J. Nc
Aulirs. Miss NJ Johnsas. Mrs K =. seymour.
Mr.. Mitchell and daughter, !. K Patience. l. !!
F.rreu. A. NJ Morton. Alice Hsrhet Ms. 2
Alien. Mss Msy Wheeler. MIA C. a. poaehee,
Mr.. L q. Bsunssa. II ?. hsnnsFd, J L SNIP
son. William + Niekws.e. W {. Waters snt
two ehiIaFcn, : Coin, G saernaa. Mrs. 4 l.
g.yensr. Miss A. r. Carr. Mrs. NJ MoTfsl's J.
ylapn~y J Mead ". wirthss. l. salhotlsaa.
ssan-rs : Holmes. Otis Naa Dora, 4 J. New
saystn. Burgess Van Dorm. Mr.. ], Soits. J. q.
u...r r Vent, r Nalre. Ms : faScssare
go : yancle.ve Theirs we're shens sh!fiy-aEe
n...suscrs In the xteHFake
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CHICAGO MARK Ers.
rur soAsp OF TRADE


taieAGo. Feb. l7.-Wheat-Fair trade;
spsasd unchanged, declined nc on local
ssaias; advanced &c on fair speculative
ssaaand. better cables and reports OF ship
seats from provinces light; eased OF 1.e
s'a closed firm AZ &C higher than yester-
sN Receipts. &, 90 bushels; shipments,
=" Bushels. Closed: Cash. aSSsc; Nay,
hhorn-Flrm; cash, SAKE; May. 39ise.
nnas-Firm, cash, 2sAse; May, Ssse.
Met
narsey- Nominal
rax-si $751;.
nnoihy-SAla
,osk-firm, cash. ST. 50: MAY. $i2Sst.
kSaed-kirm, cash, s7.4o; May, So
sssost tleS -k Firm: cash, sass; May 20 NJ
sseao1idsrs- 81. e5xs6 50
vsraofi e!esr-S 81 75Sis lsi@.
"Aisky-Sl II.
LIVE STOCK.
a.Sseiie-Recel pts. 400 head; no changes.
sslhs steers. 81 -set5. 10; fair 10 choice.
ss--sA50, Others, x30s&75: Texans. $S~io
asss-Rece.pss. 1000 head. Market
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TIE srArr or nspx

THE STATE OF TRADE
- frAscrsco. Feb. i7.--Thers were no
.sesxss reported in the price OF vegetables.
1psssoss-Weak under large stocks.
f,ssoss--Higher.
nsrhsts for fresh fruits--Dul..
rcsr cars OF oranges were sold ~ auc-
- yesterday.
wexicsn iimes-Weak.
Estser narket-Easier At quotations ana
natdernand-
e~xs-DuIl aud weak.
fzeese-steady.
Ycsisry-Markes continues overssocked:
- demand is light and prices weak.
cane Steady.
Produce receipts--fiour, quarter sacks.
[4xs: wheat. centals, q 40; barley. cent
= !, ~: osts. sacks. Wasningson. 300:
-, sacks. 385: potatoes. sacks. 1.Gf4;
xtons sacks. Bill beans, sacks, i,4i5
sRIs DsrrrYs AND sRArss.
Nour-we quote: Net cash pricss for
xujly extras. s. 25se3.35 per bbl: baker's
nttas. $3.i5G3I5. superffne. ~ 40G200
Ebsat-An improving tone fs reported
= liverpool. but there are no changes for
- better in the local situation. quotahis
= CO. per Genital for No. shipping. and
Engza9sl4c for . choice article. Milling
rsaes are guotabie $Luu@i0 % per Genital.
barley--business Is SLOW at unchanged
msces. We quote: Feed, T0Q7lkc per
esfai for fair 20 good quality; 72x273Nc
Il choice bright: brewing. sosd30c per
nataI.
0ais--The market continues to share
<rorably for buyers. We quote: Milling,
|4is;s@I 20; surprise. Sl-1lAl.30; fancy
-. $l.f711af.30: good to choice, 81. i0M
.tI3; poor 20 fair. 90rtgtL05; black. s2iSe@
I'D; gray. $i.02149Ll2h per Genital.
FINANCIAL
! Drsfss--on sight. New York. per 500. Csc
nnmium.
sferling bllis--On. London; saxty-day
INK, t4.e61<.
s.iver--Bsrs. per ounce. 63sk@63Nc.
Mexican administrative.
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This agreeable and sfhcacicus ToosA Pov1aR. -
eaeiishsd by more han twenty yss-s' sxpeftsnsA
rs received the sanction Of the nsmbSrs q tho
Dental AID Medical professions Of this city gsasr-
ally. sna By them u 10 daily recommsndsA oaa
prescribed II 10 pleasant In the applicatioa -
u 10 sxceilsnt 10 IN snscss !: speedily rsndsss 0s
tssth white and smooth. the gums beautiful. rel
and arm. and By frequent uss win preserve then
in this desirable coalition II gradually bus e.
fsesnAiiy removes tartar. sad dsstreyss the para,
sisisAi animaieu which neglect may have PER
mifisd 70 coiiscS and prsyents their further
mulasson shus servins - . complete beauties
and preserves Of the teeth. Microscopic sxaminar
items have been made OF the matter deposited on
the teeth ana gums Of individuals selected from
eli classes Of society and Of every variety Of bodily
coadition, ana IA nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found exist IN gfsos
numberA ExpsFimsnts were made for thesr 70
novAi and tho ingredients used in Lustn's rco.A
Powder we're fo1nd 70 b NEST sfFsctuAi, destroy
ing them instaaiiy.
Through the kindness On srsnds - - -
uttssl ts publish the following
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{ ~. = Loc higher Hesvy roarh. s4ssass
bntras-ssA No95 Is. prime heavy sn9
sorte<s ia, = 8si5<s - prime az
No. ana lambs-Recespss. i.5ao had
1s4dv. Best native sheen ga
t. 80 Western, H.io93 %. err.
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HOPS.
Aors-Dull; state, common to choice.
SSl2e; Pacific coast. i6da2c.
MERCHANDISE.
.opper-Ouli; Lake. 81. 15h.
Lead Weak; domestic. Saia
Iin--Nonlnal
Vonse-options opened quiet: October
ssclined 10 points aud the others declined
sso'nts under disappointing Hayre cables,
,saed on recovering and closed steady at
s'e 10 points net advance. Sales, O., 80
.sfs including March. $3.50; April.
ssas; May, SIS 30; July, $iaa0. Spot Sio
-vaet; No. Z. i7di7ise.
oagar-RsN. tirm, fair refining, 2 1915:
sn'Flingal, 96 test. 3 5-i6e9Sssc. Refined
~~stsady. OF A. 3'set4 Slice; mould A, AZ
~ A.l6c; standard A and confectionery.
.. ts@t Slice cur loaf and crushed. 50f
sslse; powdered and cubes. AGA il-iee !,
esnelated, ~ "a S-l6c.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.


Eseaft asa fsfaFnisasd Ieay~s Msrehants dee
IussfAy. ftErs1ay saa saturday a. A n fas
Kiagsssn. erk fsszabsss EAnEar, s&aAers F4it-
vasp. DsssEto Hse4spsrs Esson City aad aas e..
Es1ssss Potass srrsvfax IN unson ftty NJ 5 p m
Leaves patea City -. wseR<s4sy, Erf6ay
anS susdsy. sxrivtsS il ssstfls 81 =
y r LIBBY. Msstsa.
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rxsrIMox1An,

Read what your dentist has g say
about &C.:
We have carefully examined che
formula Of LuBINS CARBoLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and fnd that IL
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. Ii has in its composition
sufficient antisepsic properties to
sweeteu the breath and make the
gum healthfal aud firm. Its daily
use will help TO prevent the forma-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical animalcals 20 in.
furious 20 teeth and gum.
W. +. GTDDiNGS, b. d. 8.
GEO. w. BRAGD0N. d. ID. 8.
GEO. n. FAULKNER. D. D. 8
7. G. ALBIN, D. ID. $.
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M MARKET REPORT

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