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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-10
A GREAT BARGAIN IN PASTURE
LANDS.
$4,000 ACRES IN ONE BODY.
AT 10 OTIS. PER ACRE.

This tract comprising 2l3 square leagues
or S25,0OO acres, is situated in the southern
part of Coahuila, Mexico, about 90 miles
northwest of SaitillO and 50 miles northeast
of Parras bordering on the famous ''Laguna
country" IL contains l445 square miles, or an
area equal to two average counties IN the
United States.
around two sides of the tract, east ana south.
for distance of 70 miles, and AT no point in
that distance is II more than Il miles. Six
stations on the |. NJ. r. K are less than II
miles from the lani These are TreviniO,
Sauceda, PastOTa, Jaral, Pledra BAnca aud
Paila, respectively, Il, 81, |. 31R and II miles
and one located on the land, viz: Piedra Blan-
ca BY rail the land is about 40 hours ride
from the City of Mexico, and 10 each from
Eagle Pass and Monterey. At Trevinio, near
the northeast corner of the land, the Monte
rey and Cult intersects with the Information
al, thus giving communication with Monterey
and TampicO.
The northern and southern parts are ex.
tensive grassy plains admirably adapted to
cultivation, while the intermediate belt con
fine pasture grasses, maguey, sotOl, lechugilla
and some nOpal The magueyi is valuable for
it's fibre. and the liquor known as mescal, is
distilled from its root. Sotol and lechugilla
are valuable fibre plants. The extreme west
ern part 40 leagues or more) is covered with
magueys, as fine as can be found in Mexico
1t is estimated that their products, mescal and
fibre, if manufactured, would dOubly pay the
price of the land.
The plains. north and south. have a deep
alluvial soil, and the hills a vegetable loan
from to feet deep, undertake by solid lime
stone. The soil is rich in all the elements of
fertility, needing only irrigation or regular
seasons to make them immensely productive.
The soil is finely adapted to corn, cotton
wheat, barley, hemp and all the tbrOus plants.
Fuel abundant over the whole tract, and tim.
Der for building purposes covers the hills.
Several fertile valleys scattered through the
hills of considerable area and well adapted to
farming.
Water to be had in wells at 90 to 20 feet. and
an abundance for stock can be had by
dams and tanks. The formation geologic
ally, very favorable to artesian wells
Latitude between p go min. and 20 ; 30 min.
Climate mild and uniform, average altitude
1000 feet.
This property is finely adapted to stock rails
ing. Convenient by rail to Monterey, SaltillO,
Tampico. Parras, Durango, Zacatecas and the
City of Mexico. The latter is one of the best
of cattle markets.
The rapid advance of mining, agriculture,
and stock raising. in Mexico, during the past
few years. offers to men of capital and enter
prise rare opportunities for investment.
Title guaranteed perfect under Mexican law.
Price Ten cts. per acre. Terms one.half
CASH, balance in one and two years with per
cent interest. For Sale by
J. A. DAUGHERTY,
LIGHT Office Building,
San Antonio, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-10
For sale by all Druggists.
Coming Fashions.

A novel sleeve especially suit
able for soft French cloth, is made
on a fitted lining and has an up.
per and under piece, which is
gathered at the back and front
seams and drawn up under a ros.
cite of ribbon.
Every hat should have dash of
bright color; a knot Of cherry vel
vet, tiny grass green pompon or a
flash of emerald buckle, and the
more demure in color the rest OF
the hat is the more dashing the
bit must be.
There is no fixed rule in MILL.
merry. Provided the headcovering
is becoming and not altogether
Outre, a woman may wear just
what best suits her face or her
fancy. The majority of the new
hats have fiaring brims, with, as a
rule, so little at the back of the
head that often there is nothing
visible but the coil of hair Of the
wearer ornamented with a high
comb of silver or gold, while the
hat above it is sort Of monster
"lean-to" turning towards the
front.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-10
A NARROW ESCAPE!
How if Happened.

The following remarkable event in a lady
life will interest the reader: Fora long time
had terrible pain a my heart, which tiut-
tered almost necessarily. had no appctil,
and could not sleep. | would he COmpelicO
TO sit up in bed and belch gas from my stonl-
RCh until thought every minute would IT,
my last. There was a feeling of OpDresSiOi
about my heart and was afraid To draw :;
full breath. ! couldn't sweep a room with.
out sitting down and resting: but, than
God, by the help Of New Heart Cure all tha,
is past and feel like another woman Be
fore using the New Heart Cure ] had take
different sO-called remedies and been treate
by doctors without any benefit until ] Wa.
both discouraged and disguised. My husband
bought me bottle of Dr. Miles New liCm
Cure, and am happy TO say never rcgrettc'
II, as l now have a splendid appetite an
sleep well. ] weighed l25 pounds when ] bC
gan taking the remedy, and now weigh l30'
Its effect in my case has been truly marNc.
GUS. 1t far surpasSes any other medicine
have ever taken or any benefit ! ever r
ceivGd from physicians. "-MrS. Harry star
louisville, Pa, October 70 1892
DR.. Miles New Heart CuEe is sold on n post
Give guarantee by all druggists, or by the u
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind, on receipt.
price, 81 per bottle, six bottles s., eXprGss 81
paid. This great discovery by an emincu
specialist in heart disease, contains L, III,
oDiates nor dangerous drugs,
For sale nv oil nru0Ofehs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-12

on . load Of sslmon proceed 70 Assesta and
Portland.
The British chip Greystok Castle 10 Load
ing lumber AZ Biakelsy.
Steamer Mabel brought in 500 sacks Of
oats from snohonIsh yesterday.
Bark Top Gallant 10 loading lumber ct
Port Blskelsy for San Francisco.
The clipper ship Undsunsed 10 now dus
~ PORT Blakeiey from San Francisco.
Steamer Walla walla, which ieft here
Friday at = m. Is due TO arrive at San
Francisco today.
Steamer City Of Pusbla left San Fran
cisco yesterday morning for this port, and
II due early Wednesday morning.
Barkentine Matilda will nnish loading
lumber st Pors Blakeiey within the next
three or four days and sail for Honolulu
The following craft are on the way to
Puget sound ports: American ship Pet
ts-son. from G1aymas. British ship Aben-
clusha. from Hiogo; bark Oakland, from
Honolulu; American ship Robert Levers,
from Honolulu; British steamer Romlsy,
from Hongkong: British ship 6lenmorag,
from London; British chip Leyland BROS.
from Panama; Norwegian bark Oftedahi,
from Rio de Janeiro; American ship Sal
vator. American bark Dyreborx and
American bark Johnson, ali frcra San Jose
de Guatemala: German ship Bruins, from
Santa Rosalis; British ship Blackmore,
from santos; American ship Andersen,
from Shanghai.
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises.
IIlexfCan MDstals Lininlelt
rheumatism Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

ferred, las; New York Central. lco5<
New York h New England, o75s: Ontario 4
Western. f5s.; Oregon Improvement f2i1
ureson Navigation. 2i: Oregon short Line.
q Utah Northern. 81; Pacific Mali. 2Sss :
Peoris. Decatur q Evansville. So; Pitts
burg. i5slt; Pullman Palace, i5e: Read
Ing. 1874; Richmond Terminal. Tx: Rich
western. Is: Rio Grande Western,
preferred. a. Rock Island, s5s&; ST Pau.
os16; 81. Paul. preferred. I2O,s: 81 Paul &
Omaha. 36ts: St Paul & omahs. preferred,
Ito; Southern Pacific, 20; Sugar Refinery.
s5a; Tennessee Coal 4 Iron, 49,; Texas
Pacific, leg. Toledo & Ohio Central, pre-
ferred. 15s Union Pacific, l3z.; United
States Express. Is: Wabash, 81. Louis
& Pacific. Z; Wabash. St. Louis & Pa
press. los; Western Union, sssx; Wheel
ing q Lake Erie. Il; Wheeling q Lake
Erie, preferred, az: Minneapolis 4 ST.
Louis, 81; Denver & Rio Grande, I21s
General Esectric. 3T54; National Linseed.
20; Colorado Fuel & Iron. 81; Colorado
Fuel Iron. preferred. 20: Houston &
Texas Central. II; Toledo. Ann Arbor
q Kansas City. L; Toledo, 81. Louis 4
ksnsasCity preferred, 6.
sHAxEs SOLD.
AVk1< EaA4o 0t 8tDCk4 tDQSF " cle ~,
shares. including: Atchisou, l. 900; Cotton
OIL. 800: Sugar. q. 500; Burning ton, II. 700;
Chicago Gas. 3. 500: Delaware Il Hudson,
100; Distllling. 2,ooo: General Electric,
400; Louisville & Nashville. 4.500;
Manhattan, 1,500; Missouri Pacific, 4,500;
National Lead. 800; New York & North
eastern, third assessment. 5000; New
Jersey Central, 3 400; Northwestern.
1850; North American. ii 800: Pacific
Mali. 100; Residing, Il. 800; Rock Island.
1880; 81. Paul, Is 100; Union Pacific,
400; United States Rubber, 800; West
srn Union. 4,3oo.
Hops-DuU: state. common to choice,
sG5c; new. o9iic; Pacific coast, sac.
Wooi-Quiet; domestic nssos, iSG24c
pulled, 20G20c-
euear-Raw, firm; fair refining &C.,
centrifugal, 96 test. sic; refined, arm.
Coffse-options. closed quiet at 5al5
points net advance; Novemosr, $i3. /;
December. si2. IS: January, ti2 asa Il. 30
Spot Rio, firm; No. Z, 15HGl5Isc;
mild. steady.
Pig iron--Dull; Scotch, sisG2o IS; Amer
lean, sIoSi3.
Couper-Steady.
Lead-Steady.
Tin-Plates, dull.
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CHICAGO MAnKxrs.
rHE BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.--Despitc strong cables,
the fear Of . heavy increase and free real
ling weakened wheat, and May closed
with q loss of &c. May corn dropped sc.
and May oats &c. Provisions were firm.
and closed with good gains. May wheat
which closed yesterday at 60J1c, opened
with free selling at from COO down to $3.50.
1t stayed around 59skc for . time, swaying
1-l0c over or under that. and then il had .
&c decline for 1000 bushels. 1t recovered
to $3.50 for a few minutes, dropped of
again TO 59I*c and then rallied sharply to
59sSc. TO which il hung for half an hour
and then began a further rise. Selling to
realize profit was the main feature of the
early trading. After a rise 10 60isc, the
price rested at 59skc. The tendency in corn
was downward when it was not receiving
some backing from wheat. May opened
At soc, or nc lower than 1t closed
yesterday. 1t dropped to 1870. recovered
to 501sc. and finally closed at 49%@5oc.
Trading was light and confined principally
to local operators. An increase of about
I25, coo bushels for the week in local stocks
is being carried. The usual Saturday dull
ness was plainly visible 10 the oat market.
Corn fiuctuations ruled prices. which were
within the range OF &c. May closed at
S2c. November and December were &c
lower. Provisions were nrm and accom-
panied by fair amount Of activity in
trading. In the end. pork was zoe higher,
lard i2JSc, and ribs l0c higher than at the
close yesterday.
Closing - Whcat--November. b4c; De-
cember, 54lSG5ssse.
Corn--November. 5ossc; December, 1880
bid.
Oats-November. esl<c; December. 2s,lc.
Tlmothy-sa50.
Pork-November. si2 20; January, fl2 90
Lard-November, s7.o5; December. sZ0a.
Ribs - November, s6lTA; January,
s6i7Is- Ss.4:s
LIVE srocK.
Cattle--Receipts, 1900: including the
cattle held over from yesterday there was
an unusually liberal supply for Saturday,
bur BUYERS were willing TO take all the
offerings on basis of yesterdays prices,
which were 81 l5ag $50 for natives. 81 100
4 - for " estsrns. and 81. 500 l. 10 for Texas
cattle This week. receipts are The small
est for any week IN November within the
iss, four years, and prices have advanced
log 25c.
Hogs-Receipts. 25.ooo head; s4s5etis -
for poor 70 choice, heavy weights. 81 509
40. and 81. 40 10 $4.6o bought the balk OF
light.
continued depression, and a. the close OF
business about ali the advance gained
eariv in the week had vanished; quotations
range from 81 Is 70 s. . for POOR to choice.
and from $i.7ae4 = Tor lambs
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The hop market In this state Is still In
fepressed condition. and will in ali proba-
bilty remain 80 for some tirs. rs the
eaaisy is poor and prices correspondingly
Low. The highest price obtainabls for
Washington hops is 81 cents. while choics
Oregon hops bring 7s< and cents The
Adherence lies In the quality. Washington
mowers became discouraged early in the
ssason over the poor outlook and neglected
their yards. Mold got into the vines and
tals, together with poor drying and care
lsssnsss in picking. causes decline IN
prices A grower at Slaughter last week
eoId $50 bales 10 an Eastern house for ~
cents per pound. They cost him 3 cents
pound for picking. drying and baling, not
nsntioning the expenses attending cultiva-
non. Many yards were not picked at all
\ this state. and Washington. which has
heretofore been In the front rank OF hop
producing states, will be away down the
iins this year. California this season
,ieked 50. 600 bales, Oregon $1,000 bales,
New York 1900 bales, while Washington
vii foot CD about IS 600. and most OF these
II inferior quality. Then again the crops
throughout Europe are unusually large
Mis year, aud only tho choicest American
yroduct IL called for.
Up to the present time from 5000 10 1000
hss of American hops have been shipped
y England and have brought over there
BON 50. to iOs. cents. These were the
ysry choicest hops, and brought the above
tsures on account OF the scarcity of choice
varieties Ia England. Now that the de
nsnd for choice hops Is fairly good In
Taxland, growers in this state will wish
thsy had taken more care in picking and
growing this seasons crop.
Movement in produce lines yesterday
sas light, and carrv-ovsr stocks were
large. Merchants shaded their asking
prices considerably in order 10 effect sales.
ka, even this inducement did not effect
sales. In merchandise lines movement
~. good and prices firm.
In fresh fruits apples are in the largest
supply, and choice stock 10 held firmly 81
the quoted rates. Medium stock Is plenti-
ful and dull. Pears are in good supply,
and medium stock prcdominates. Choice
sock sells readily At quotations. Grapes
are plentiful, the last San Francisco
steamer having brought up large con-
sgnmeni They make an attractive dis
play. and choice stock brings fail figures.
LINES are beginning to arrive and lemons
are numerous. Bananas are in fair supply
aud dull. Cranberries are in large supply
aad cheap. Figs are almost wholly
Neglected.
Dairy produce is plentiful and prices
sAow no change. Butter is ia large cup
sll. and Eastern ranch eggs are flooding
iAe market New cheese is arriving daily.
aad prices have slight upward tendency.
Poultry is la over-supply and dun.
The wheat market is steadily improving.
azd prices have an upward tendency.
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ted. "a: Choslar. II: Copfdenc%. los. Con.os-
dated California and Virgins. 40:
Consolidated Imperial. 1: Crovn Pesnt.
~; Ereheeusr. q; Gozld A Carrie. s.:
nase seresoss. 81; Justice. II; Keatnck
sossso.idateas 4; Mexican. rs: Mono, Is:
Aoens DIaoio. 10: Occidental Censoli-
dstst. s.: Oraiv. 3z5: overmar. II. PTto.l
%; Savage. IS: Sierra Eevads. So: Tnior
1onsolids.sd. s.: Utah Cansossdatec, 4:
Yellow JACKET, "a.
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TACOMA. Nav. ii.--iSpecisl. steamer
wulssnssge sailed aisout midnight FOR San
Francisco with a. $50 sacks os wheAt aud
leo sacks OF potatoes
The steamer Eseefwood - undergoing
repairs preparatory for Inspection, and ths
GREYHOUND took Ter ran to-day.
lie il reported that TIE Flyer will soon
Re aid up for the winter. and that THE
Fsestwcod sisl 80 on the run besween
Tacoma and Seattle.
TIE keweensz left tonight with coal
for san Francisco. While coming into
Port Yesterday IL Is claimed shs crossed
tie Flyers koNs 10 stssboard after bios
ing her port whtstls. BY stopping the
Ever quickly the noats were kept vel
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ENGLISH Markets

Ioxpox. Nov. fo.-Bar silver. - s-Iea.
Cousols. I0sss. Bank of England discount;
rate. 2rer cent The amount OF bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance today Was $50. 90
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 0--Whest- Firm !;
holders. offer sparinEly; No. ? red WIN
ter. q 81: No. = red spring. - I'D.
CoYn-Dall: holders. offer moderately;
.not, a. li1sa: futures, trm; holders.
offer sparinglvs November, - i0s.d: De-
eevnhsr. a. esd; January, u 5Sld,
F9our-Flrm; holders. offer sparlngly /.
S.. Louis fancy. winter. s. od.
Haps-At London. Pacific coast. arm /;
holders, esfsr spsringiy; new crop, e lbs
asa
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS..
my srArK OF rRArk

Sax FBAscisco. Nov. i0--Thsre are few
sAAnges 20 note ia the vegetable market.
Potatoes and onions are steady and in
large supply. other varieties come in
Freely. The movement in fresh fruits Is
aSat Table grapes are firTner. Apples
meFe of freely. In butter. creamery Is
a'a. Eggs are steady and fairly active.
tassSe i unchanged. The poultry market
heavily supplied and duh Game seIa
A'Fh~r todav.
t.sslne: Whest-stesdy; December.
Gee, May, SLooke.
has.ey Firm: December. e2ssc; May.
tovn-Sta0
hrsn-sis 60 per ton.
FRaA pstUFFs Ase esATss
fioaF-- Family extras. ss.sSGs2 sos bakers
sassss. s.. laasa .. s9perFae. s. iSe12s0
"eeal- Movement is somewhat slow,
satFw being no pressing desire 10 sell and
eaefsaxs S.e therefore light No ship
Fsk wheat. size, with ss..e fer ehoies;
sa.e
barley Fairy steady. Choice offerings
scarce. Feed. fair TO good. sd Sc;
ss'iee, So. as scs brewlng. aoS1Sse-
:. "Ais~- here - q Little better lee4ng 20
sas market. though stocks stitl sora of
saaaeF slowly. Milling, 81 o11s 81 to. sur
ss s.i0sl Is; fancy isc4. sLO2s. s 1.
sNs'as good ~ cnc3cr. aehacenst ceoF "a
- - ssssAae; black. SLfS,ELso: red, st.lUee
~; gray. Ss'sct3st
fodaes Feestpts--Fiour. sacks. go;
go eeaf2ls. !. ssS. barley. eeatal& loo;
80 80 40; cora, ceniais, ssss beans. sacks.
Potatoes. sacks, / III onions, ssess.
nsdalsngs. sxess, l.tiA
FINANCIAL
tFa5ts~-oa sight New York, per 500,
A. TRAITS Telegraph. New YORK, per
ssfeT bars. 63fs 1SsA.c.
&sAieAa dollars. So ses SO.
hfNENa sfoCxS
ASA =. Alpha Consolidated. o; An
q, fletcher. 81, Belle Isle, 5: Beat 6
- ll9. ho3te Consolidated. 81: Bull
a.si' tsls4saia, II, Challenge consolsda-
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The Blakeley mlll Is running as fail
blast Gay and AiwhL
Steamer F4rsiioa lefs San Francisco
yesserisy for this port
The freight steamer George W. El6sr
viii hnish eoasing today aid after taxing
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The banks now hold SOL. 6Ss, $50 in excess
of legal requirements.


of legal requirements.
soNps
U. s IS. reg. iie'4; q. S. s., eoup..
iisl: U. 5. 4, reg. il6ss; Z, ; IS
cine Is OF IS ioi; Ala. class A Io3ss;
Ala, class j, io5; Ala, class G, 9zA,
Ala. currency. s234; Louisiana Nss
CoRsols, As, 9a; Missouri IS. 100;
North Carolina IS, IL; North Car
DINA -. 90; Sogth Carolina Non-tuud.,
~; Tennessee New Set s.. VA Tennes-
Old Set s.. co; Va Centuries, 50;
Va. Centuries, deferred, IA Atchison as.
a. A;chison Second A. 0a.s Canada
Southern Seconds, io5A; Central Paeine
fsrsts OF IS. l02t<: Denver & RIO Grande IS.
IL; Denver s RIO Grands As, s3i4;
e.. IA. & :. a. =. %; Houston A Texas
Central 81. i08a.. Houston & Texas
Contra. is. 100. N. X. r. FIRST Is. $50;
NJ. h. T. SECOND 81, s6A4 Mutual Union
s., les; y. j. CehtrAl General ~, 1ia,
Northern Pacific lists, us; Northern
Pacific 2ds, So; Northwest Consois,
lax: Northwest :. h. deb S.. loo;
Paul Coasols -. ls9; ST. faui {, II.
". s.. H.. ST. Louis 3 / NJ. General
IS. 79s,: s.. Louis g :, r. General Is, -,
Texas Pacific lsts, 90; Texas Paelne
2fs "a. Uaion Pacific Isis OF pt, iva;
Mes; Shore Is. leos4
srocK QUOTATIONS.
ktchlsoa. So; Adams Express. Ia;
Alton & TeEre nAuts. S.; Alton & Ierra
Hsute. preferred, l9S. American kx-
pFess. il2ss; Baltimore 6 oaio. s.;
Canads Psclnc. 6st.: Csnsda Soata-
err. ss4g; Central Pacific. IS;
csc..rsake & oaio, Iss.. Cal
cage & Alten, ls9; Chicago. BgEiins'
son & Quincy. Tow: Chicago Gas, =;
ConsoliasGed Gas. LAY; Cleveland. en-
cinnsti. Chiesgo 6 -. Louis. Sss4s Coo
raao Cos 4 Iron. "a; Cotton Oh CertIti-
eate.. sshs: Delaware a Hudsos. i25sa;
Delaware. LAekawanns S Western, Is
Denver & Rsa GTsnae. preferred. st.s
Distiilers a CAtt'e keeGers Con- pAny, iess;
East rennss~se. II; Erie. 49,; Ef1e,
preferred. 80; Fort Nayne. loss eFesi
Northern. prcterre3, iooha; CAlcaEo
Fastern limos. preferred. St: Hooking
Valley. ISL. Ilsiness Censral, s2s@: -
Paul 4 na1nth. slA. Kansas Texas.
preferred. ga: LAKE Erie e Western.
Is: Lake Erie 4 Western, preferred. -
Lake Shore. IsS; LEAD Trust. -,
Loaisvilis & Nashville. ISL; LeaissAle 8
New AIbany. :. Manhattan Coasolk
dated. i05s Memphis Chsr. 80
tor, 70. Michigan Central W%s
Missouri Pacsne, Sos: Mobile e OHIO;
IL, Na.hvllle & Chattanooga, tssi Ma
tionsl C0rSaxr. I1s.: National aoFcaee.
preferred. sets: Nss Jersey Csairal- 49,
Norfolk & Western. prsser-ed. .; SoEkA
American Company. AZ; NeEihera fs-
ciec. a., NoTtheFn Fsclae. preferred.
i95.: ps.ea PsriGe. neaNsr < Sn!f. sA.;
NoEthsesierz. 1885, Northwestern pre-
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TESTIMONIALS

Read what your dentist hss 20
say sbcat 1t;
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and aud
that IL contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree iniurs the teeth
or xum. IL Ess in Its composition
suAclsnt sntissptio properties 70
s.eeten the breath and make the
suE heslthfuI and fra. Its daily
use will help TO prevent tbs lorna
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
Of psrssitical animaicntH 30 inja.
nous q. teeth aad gum
W +. 8IDDTNGs. ID. y. q.
GEO. W. BRAGDO<. u. p.s.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. D.a
L. 6. ALsTS. ID. .. =
l. III. LESSEf. ID. u. g.
Nv pESPOE Es. ID. D. q
ALBERT FORREST.
CT. BROWN. y D.. q
GEO. Z MILLER
Jos AOUDY,
Z :. coYHE. L D. q and Il
G. q. oRIFFIS.
I'M FOX.
Nv. PUTNAM
IN. P2ATHER
LUBIs's TOOTH PowDxR
makes Coed Teeth.
Good Teeth mrKs Good Digestion.
Coed Digestion makes Sontent.
meat
Consntnsns makes life worth
living
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

FoRrEASp, Nov. i0.--Wheat - Valley,
s.ae, Nalla wallA. e50se6tsc.
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York. Boston and all points
East and South
TIME CHEDULE-
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For 81 Paul and East-I0:20 = IN.
For Portland and s0utG--gsO0 G. m and 2:io
For Olympia. GFay's Hsroor citiss aud South
Bend--9:u0 a. IA.
FOR Taooms--7;oo and 200 n, 2.ia. s:I5 an.
1910 p. M
TRAINS AERIvK AT sxATTLM
From 80. Paul aud E4st-i.s0 p ID.
From Portland aud South-l2:25 q n ana
IS =. II.
PROM olympia. Grsy's HsTaor cities and south
from TseoIaa-l2:ss aad SIS a N. i2.sa a:aa
and 6si5 y III
This card subject 10 change without nos.cs
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or address A ID CHARLTON,
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III First street. Port aud, Or.
IA SADEAU, General Agent. ssst,lA
City Ticket once. corner Essler svsngs Asd
Front street
Depot Ticket once, corner West aud Columbia
streets