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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
TIE OLD CRADLE


I'm banished to the garnet now,
Ny busy days are DER,
WitAin my sheltSung embrace
The babies sleep no more.
No more. rs IN the 10y gone hours
Ny drowsy beat keeps time
In patient, sleepy monotone
With the old nursery rhyme,
Rock ably, baby. on the tree top, -, Ss
When the wind blows the cFadIe VIII roo-
The last rays OF tho setting sun
slant through the windows shan'
They light The garrct's dusAy sloom'
And on my head they fau.
Along their level bars Of gold
Old pictures come and 20
AGAIN hear the mothers Nolce
singing 80 soft and low,
Roch a by. baby, on the Tree top' -,
When the wind blows the cradle will rock'
An. me where once the baby heads
The downy pillows prSt,
Within my ample odken hJod
The spider has her nest
Empty. forgotten and alone,
4 useless thing am J.
The last words Of the quaint old song
WIEN ibc bough break, the cradle will fall:
Down viii GO baby and cradle and all.
-(E. N. Griffith. IN Ilarpers Bahsf
puirding operations in Brooklyn and the adacen'
districts OF Long Island aggregated last year
y,ln,tion Of go 5000. THIS enormous financial
interest requires an intelligent and osres'iNe ase",
~ news and opinion The Brooklyn Review anu
re,rd- Is one Of the best real estate journals puo
ushed in the country, as a glance at the 'u'u'
number containing III pages aud handsome nue., me-
tlons suffice 70 prove BY ihthmIV
the interests OF the building trades IL "'' ".ne
much to promote the grow tn ana pi"S''' -
civ. and to stimulate public interest III ~ -.
lecture brooklyn Is In SO many respects "' -
rron village. deficient I'm that intense pubic ieehns
that is essential 10 "a city OF the nrs' rlN u' -.
plcosant 10 find at leest class OF interests o's
of real estate and ue oui''"S
directed conspcuousy we'll
The Minister'S saiary0Deacqn s,nr relse hall
failed again this year, Mr. DONNIE
Your salary. . .,on T have hal myself ap'
t'ooi MlnHstt,orv to the heather, ana vh soon ~
~ thc nav of the Board Of Missions
]" .TT,tt' Air Ne gon' q Africa 81, ,,.,,y
En- ~ shau STAY right here. T-lNew-fork Weekly
Did your last play have much Of rum
No lint did ran ont of town.
How Che CrSst Orignatcd.-Ihe sr ar,1S ,heir
60" sotdiers OGB) wore a band OF Stun lOuhu h.-m
throats 10 support amulet hey None %oIe hs, began
"a. ,,r,t.c, them from sabre cuts Thns Nhat m
a. pnnersfltion IN the seventeenth century and
fashon. which st obtains among te nr rathef
ia,t,,iv among the laiics-of wearing c,tNs| +" 49,
"a scarf or neckte.-U)ry Goods ChWuSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

The man who objects to forty-four stars on the
flag because the blue field will he ovcrcTowded,
and wants to go back to thirteen. is not likely
10 find his motion seconded Thirteen stripes
are all right, but every State is entitled To It's
star and will have it, even if the number ul-
timatcy rises to ifty-or know the reason
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THE FAVORITE.

Secure sound mind, which seldom goes with
on. sound digestion. by using Angostura Bttefs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

The announcement of the resignation of
two Turkish Ministers, each an Armenian, lends
additional importance to the admirable account
of the outbreak at Erzroum given by our reg
ular Constantinople correspondent 1t is
strong corrobontye proof Of the gravity OF the
crisis brought on by misgOvernment and official
rapacity in Armenia. The employment of the
Kurds as a new force of Bashibazouks and the
organization of an oppressive system of police
espionage have practically demonstrated the
oouniyance OF the Turkish Government with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

The death of Eugene Schuyler removes a
conspicuous ard brilliant figure from the social,
literary and political world. He exhibited
none of the weakness and dilettanteism which
arc popularity supposed to characterize the
scholar in politics. On the contrary, he was
foroefu, sagacious and able Coming OF a
family honorably distinguished in American
history, it is high praise of him to say that he
reflected credit alike upon his family and his
country both as a diplomat and an author.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Biulhamton. Broomc County, feels clatcd at
her census figures that it is only doing her justice
TO believe that she will issue proclamation OF
amnesty for the benefit of all indicators who
have been convicted OF spelling her name with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
1rnrY 10 9opfrIlsemcnTs.
Dnsinsss Notices.
As WHITE AS Snow.

As WHITE AS Snow.
As white as the snow the peaks oil Ammo
or the foOu on their beautiful rivers
"A Whit, at from CaGIaii outOOHh
When the powder the wlIto quarry s'i''i''
As briaht asthe star in the ether afar, =, ,,..
When the twilight steals down IRON te uo, ,'
Az bright a. the beams on the DIttAoUihptd Sue"hiS
OF Tuscany's wonderful fountains
Ara the teeth white and neat bahe1 in SOZODONI s"cc'
Every dav by white hand OF Beauty
While tho breath they SAY, Ike HeWho"h iI'sV
Thus soZODONT mOlliGes duty.
THE FAVORITE
The popular dentIiiee Of the DAY Is
NJ n ieaIIy does do what claimed for 1t that IL =
senuiDe bcautincr OF teeth that II IS as us nan
SOZODONV signifies prc5erNatite OF theln .u.
i,parts pleasant aroma the breath ana IthueS Ch
ruins rosy and beautifully hfm Inc laNO'Ho "'O''s
dontfrces therefore Is SOZODOST.
A.-BOKER's BITTKRs since lS2S ackpoW!-
ets,d "a be by FAR and FNHsr sosaen DiterS
M de whsthcr taken PURK with wines OF LIQUORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

The Glen Ridge House, Cornwall-on-t hudson
(adtqnlpg ldlswnd SRS9 ths seSsGn GhSg ess spec
eai attractions summer guests Eis:ea,s aPppfn s9
msnts large airy rooms modern Improvements gciIeS6
sanitary conditions, excellent cuisine rs eI0uus or1
ares have superb lawns and fine river ana
s%in vnvs and nicturesuue half-mlle "Italn0lc FOR
iilustrated circular address GLEN RIDGE no SE Corn
I'D
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noNnS

BOSTON STOCKS
June il-~ciosinS stoeks-Atyhisca.
sssssAs. Va; burlington. u.u-s Mexican een-
common Is: san Diego. 81.
CHICAGO LIVE sfs,~K
.NMsAaos Tune n-Cases-Receipsx. lSuan.
-. 70 lower eeeves, a SsssaOs steers. g. ~
49, ~ ssoekers and feeders. g. ssaS 30. Texas
sfsss T. Meala
aos1- Rscenss. ei.esc. q shade lower. r,ossnr
sE1 ~ mixed. NssssS 50. hesyy. ySso3x ss,.,
asss Nsssa ~ = 'N'''>''' ~
:. F-kseeipts, fooas weak. 10 10 ise lower
:. s. tsasa. Texans. xA.ssssSa. western.
CHICAGO scaRp 90 TRADE
- sAao. June ii-whea;-Aesive. nervous
-. Unsettled: osscuing the same A yesseriay1s
Out declined with eactuatsoas OF = &c
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WATER FRONT.

The OLYMPIA TrfhEse priats tumor that the
rotter now running on the Columbia
river. will he put on the Olympia run THIS
viii Ne the fastest stesmsr on tue ssund- TIE
Potter Il magnificent s:dewheei boar. rs feet
long. with Ito horsepower. IL 10 the prop rsy
81 he rrnson Pacific Company and il expected
IN rake the place OF TIE Hayward. IL ran BE-
tween Olympia and seattle last year.
rhe sclsooi er Laura Mscsen - sling in the
Mills rugcs sound ilise. losds CARO- ~ san
Francisco for seattle on June Is and starts June
"a SIZE vii land sf the rnion deck and dis
charge her cargo TO schwahacher Bros
me rnised states revenue cutters. Richard
Hrsn ana wcsecss are in the hasoos awaiting
orders from Washington before departing to the
H.hrtns sea TO protect the seal ashesfes
TIA hark sssrsaania finished loading coal ~
the buuaers yesterday and departed for san
FfRncsscc
Tn. steamship wa'ls walsA 10 due here this
.xertns frem San rranessco with freight and
passengers
rAe steamship IAkme arrived late Tuesday
niShs with $40 tons Of merchandise sos Sra lie.
The steamship rmstilia sails for san Franchise
mi. evening With freight and passengers.
The Premier lefs for Vancouver late TUESDAY
nsrht with passengers and . light cargo
The tusa Rip and Virginia tewsd in boom Of
loo, from ssimoa esy yesterday.
The hays Ncnansam 10 alseharxtcx her cargo
:, harrington 4 smiths wharf
Tne Hayssen Republic sails from San fran-
cisco ZOE seattle June 4.
Tn. Willamette 10 leading coal tor san Fran.
cisco at the eunke1
tn. luey Lowe 10 due here from csackanas
With load al stone
Tee Point Arena has gone to Anscoxtes VITA
lcaa Of railroad iren
The new rag Hosnes viii be ready Tor eass-
ness in = sew days
The tug wasr h GA her way here from Fort
Townsend.
-s. ..,k B,us Jarkes 10 lcafsrs coal At the
eunker>
Of srtck-
me rag sesaen IS hasias her boilers re.
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IAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

vpopucs RRcxfrr sAxp QUOTATIONS..
IN rnAAcssco. yuue ll.-Produce rcccipts-
Hs6R, laIoDp quarter sacks; wheat 5000 certah:
hnriey. ssou0 esutais; corn. 5000 censals: beans.
F4n..- Ear.tlr e~s,e a. ,as2x "A. h.t..~, ~~x.~
0@0& .: eupes6ue q mas 10
Whses-.Noab,ns sairs, n g-i..e, aka< "a, c...
I'll.
ass,ev- g,afionarv IN price: No feed. n onA
l0lt&. choice, u&2150l0X; common grades,
u.1es nssWlne. N0aD = ~ Tor lair TO good: VI IFS
OlH ios chcece.
Oafs-s1fpuse, u.so9i15; milling. elS71f0
s.@s 49, cuosce Ietu, siaAyi.cv telfs vi.sos9
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6GAbtAEf S0A9S A&> B1D0
d ! anmbef Of changes hAvs occurred In
sss.1uese duysng the lest twenty four hOars.
III S~~ III indications svcsyfh3ng viii b
~, s~ hesoes long.
n |xS 1roylufon msTke4 IL moi well se1eked q
'1S1 noo1s ~ very scarce Dnfing the Lost
- Drsee on hams eavsoced cent :
4 Aeyseeens ne pFsssHnS sssss smeae
81 3cobefs ase - iotioWS.
n ~ Queen brand ascansas.ed hams -
- eseseee - - - - 70 - 10. avsraee
So =; hehs osea3isst 1900. &c pss N:
- u5Sc Per NJ Decks ~ pef NJ OF
~ The short supply strawberries have
- agnfn snd enoace 10y - nov COM
- - Def ooI wnsn tne new supplies
~ = = expecseo snss my wa crop 70 &c
9 49, as1es hss zone up eeaio q eeco uns
ooQn1sy q eees ~ the kaeL Al tne Est
M1p - aenoing 70 Inc west TOR supDtits,
ml - psonacs : su9e'cns supply %
IS - ooDnAnding lie Per dcxsu ~ present
i ~.
- esen sesy great demand Sce nav
Y Nay ana g. consequence sney nave
ke 30 pounos Win pftspecs q .
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EASTERN MARKETS.
INV yoeN sroek xxcs.snx

fNFN"$
- FORK. June II The stock market for
eeessf sevtson al the day was intensely
ID throughout, presenting q reaction With
~ oil leaving prices all over the lsst
lily lower than issf evening.
nsaens hensts-nsT and steady.
MONEY AND ExcuA~eg
en- cal. easy s0ss; prime mercantile
assa. sterling exchange. s,reag aad
slse' seday bills. a ssss. demand - ss bar
HONDA
1IeSh ...... ,isiu. = ssxs tccaponsl los
81 a. .oepoass y. Pseisie Is .s..,.s. liz
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SrEAngx ANGLES

W.T. s<ave Ha,1es. a Cesnan xhsrf FOG Fors
rewnsena -een.m. puna~nsss. fsrf Ansea<s
aud { n scent hay @ne.d y sad Frsdsy. ~ IA
rstarssssx seAxe Psst Ang ier MondAy ans
fHg sday 6 = N arriving 81 sesss.r saEne eve
etnx esYryi freight anss pass rferA
y u WHSIE Naxse<-
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DAcIric COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Dispatch steamers rom seattle - follows
FOR san rrancisro. Wa Por- Townsend and
Victoria. Ats =. n. tpassengers rec~ived on
hoArd 81 5 p M June ., .. II. II, -, z AID
every I'VE days thereafter.
For Alaska: Juae Z. Z. II AMI -
Yrom San Francisco. fog Victoria and Puees
sound porss: Ataa N. Jure T. ., II. 10. ~ ~.
and every Eve days thereafse..
Tickets nav b ohsaiaed ~ the ofhce OF the
company ~ Oc 40 Do 4. Seatlle-
6OODAII- PERKINS 4 CO.. san Francsaco-
II McLEILAN. superintendent. Seattle.
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STEAMER KIRKLAND


L&AtEs kVWBa uUtSE
For susnisa and vsy Dcfss q SO q n ssa
p n
Al he M ard p. - tee KiFksand- Hossh-
too sn1 way postA
Ats "a and p -. scs NrFcsasAuer sew
~~ssas sss4 nv r.p-ss <xeevs ca hss< hall Gays.
J, e. LuEGHEAp. Manages.
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WELLS rrsEr SOUND LINE


sasa frcsn san Fyanstscc soc seattle June ~
,anasrs q rnsca pock Fer rsf-.. stc Apply
20 Charles Il. Mesa~> Ne 10 California sssxr
IpSea Dock seattle.
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The vitue Of Medicine Is Tested
BY Its Effects,
MopEsro. Cal. May -. 1880

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wssn:
Dsar Sir--I hope you viii not consider
me tedious II tell little experience,
such A. may not have come under your
observation. About fifteen years ago .
bright red spot. about the size Of . pea.
came on one side Of the end Of my nose
IL vas . source OF great annoyance to me
and great anxiety to my friends, who
feared she spot might b . cancer. IL
seemed strange such . thing would come
on my face. for my health has always been
good and ] never b I'd 90 much - . pimpse
on my akin. | did not know what TO do
for the trouble There was . throbbing
pain al the while. and last fall when she
cold weather set in the spot became fam
Ing rcd and hard. ard remained 90. IL be-
came very sore 70 the touch and hot The
pain WAS Z throbbing. severe pain. Then
became truly alarmed. for the thing VAS
becoming worse. and some time in Febru-
airy remembered that you recommended
NJ water for the eyes when they were In
famed. so applied this to my noee one
evening and VAS sure that with tbs on
application the Inflammation WAS lesssned.
| kept up the treatment week and my
nose seemed vel continued taking the
medicine for six weeks, and at the end Of
that time the purple spot was entirely
zone and there Is no trace Of the thing left
The redness has also entirely disappeared.
could not be thankful enough that had
heard ct your medicines and knew what
70 use. Respectfully,
MRS. J. PURvIs
vAsHox. King Co.. Wash. May 3. 1870.
Or. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wa-h.:
Dear Sir--Your letter and medicine re-
ceived today. and I am glad to let you
know that the Elk boite OF medicine
which got from you some time ago have
cured me- Of that awful disease, asthma,
snd ann glad TO state that have no use
for the thrse bottles Of medicine just sent
me and am very thankful for your kind
ness in sending me medicine By mail when
I need it. have been troubled with
asthma for 50 long. and had given up all
hores Of ever being cured Of IL until
heard of your wonderful medicines, and.
- you know. | wrote yon for some OF
them. Hoping that others may hear Of
these medicines. beg TO rem ,in. respect
fully. JOHN B0ERSTLER.
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- ysly - s1ak ~ 1s<esrsa ds,rv~rte.
- - ss~ss - sooaeE1ny so< IsIy. ncG
- ~ 1oes deeespU1 fueura neeetpes -
-. otpO0nn I&x0Dha
nens-c1s-sd ssea1ysesA. Es<s. July. sBxe
49,, AUGnse- tA76Dmg<<
=. esesdy: -. ME; LAY. 49,: Aurvue
re s
nasisy-Raoy.
IssL-ssss1y. -. oa1ag4: 5usy. mas. 81
L.ss- sss:ay: sssA. sxps; gsiy. .sseA ~.
kye-Ens3. -
Wbteky-Qlu.
1aouldss--es9S1e. shen etsas. sxssnxn =.
sboss nib. oA9S9kok
HkecmAHDfaG
1Ew ysex, June u.-Co0se-upsso.. ri..,a
- peeniD oOus. enzea. 1xo5D ones. lana.
- - -; July. e17.Go1s 10. Auxusx. sM IS
espae@b<f, - eE61167s, spos NO. go.
-. asar casUsn- ~. no , 6st bsan, iss.r
saeas--Asw. 1ra. salsa. s,s7s 49, moannus
~ & e &c baas a. - sess &c. ssaze4, Hsn:
Goppsf-useAanesA: sosady end 6ru.
Laao-DOmesste. e4ta
m-nsr0axs sfrntta N -
ressoieum- opensd ss~aAy. and oscIined
~ - 1nis sfssfn0oe. uhsa : reocsteQ ~ IN
ma NJ nazkst clossd ssss6y
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CAsADIAs PACIFIC HAIl~Ar-rHrosIs
rRAHscoSTIvExrAL LINE
Running solid trains frsn
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC CoAsl
-coxusrzxe or
ealace Neep6n9 AMI parios cara
Elegant day coaches.
Luxusious diulna cnla
coamodious coion:se sleeping cars-sas lsftsf
fro
THROUGH TICKEr
90 D. PAM. Chicago. Detroit Iceunso. Montreal
oueeer. Halifax ~ jain. New York
Boston. Portland, and al
IN nto In the United
ea4a8 and Canada. can Be purchased 6 lee No.
than via any other line.
Pane-sen booked . and hon Ill Esrppsas
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,,r.rrrrtxp TRAM SERVICE

oxs, the northern Pacific railroad: aiasns cars
Ana sae~pinx ears ever d.s u me ysss 1919
49,. ,sssrnrsrs, loo. are Afforded excellent sc
cora rao.atsessA
,sarry.sssxs Hcvas ASn rassrs-ax stSrrxs
S.yva ia r~aehins chisaxo via this aaeA A
ss.,s~rx essv tsckss agent 30 >eeeSd street.
s.~ssn esork; r. IonAsr- eepc< uckss sgeai
srasls<.
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PkExIER TlxE TABLE,
socsD sssrH
Law AREyK
vanco1ver. Monday and r3wunend. Tnrru0av
THURSDAY ? q AID Monday IL = 5 3
Townsend, Monday and ssassie. friday Ana
Ihnrsdey mist Tuesday s q
6eAttle. Tuesday md Tacoma TIitav md
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F.osas. TERMINAL on INTERIOR rossn
NokTHKRx PACIFIC RAILROAD
h The iirs - sake 70 III points EaGs ana
eocsn y TIE rsNlxs cAk zogSE Il
nm. torcush vessihnled Trains xvsry
cay N the rear 70
ST PAIL AND CHIC AGO.
iSa csa-9s cs ~asu
conrosea e Dime Cara aasurpa Sal. Pun
man DTnwgnx Ronn Sseerers u
iasfss eQuiprzenI
TouRIsT sIKEPINs CARS
best thai ean BE constructed and in Witch
eccoDmodaiions A.. hosa yREH and farnssae1
Tor hoadsn cf 6rss or secont-csaS uckess. aad
EIxsASr DAy coAeHxk
4 ccns nuous line sonnscsinS with III isnes
ea0rdinG direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman -isereE re~ervasicnx eaa be secured
IN advances through any agent al tie road
THROUGH TfcEEIs
10 and nom all points In Ameri.a Euxlani
snd Europe can Be purchasod II any ticket
l<ase seattle 4. s116 = m daily arrive Il
xinneapo.ss OF -. Pant ~ $50 p N.
PACIFIC DIvfstox.-Arrfve ~ seattle .: - q m
olynpia Ard Chs hsls expr az AS \ m. T.
eoma txpfe.s; s4s p m. Portland and soneh
Leave Seatfi- $50 = n. through traia fce
ssp M. oyrG.. and csss.s en rs s.p'::,;
m. Portland and South
Through Pullman Palace slcepine Cara ele
eaus cay coaches. Finest palace dining ca.s be-
tween seattle. Tacoma ard Portland direct
rnily service
Fssi iaiorma.ioa eonc~rnlrs r..ea time OF
trains. roses snd other details sarnishsd on
4. 3. CHAR TON. Asst Gen rass. ACT,
III First ST. Coz. Washington Portland, Or
MD All. ts- .r I AAeaf Sc tn.
4. CHfLRERG. Csty Ticket Ar~ns. -le second
ssr~&s Boston HECK. seattle. wAsa.
T. TONKIS, Ticket Areat.
seattle Depot. loot o. Third street
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YAsr rrMR

Zhe Ecsthesn Fscsec kailrood vestsbule Din
ing END eseepsng Car Line, daily service TO q
raoi. 1inneapolts. Duluth and Chtcaso No
Grange 81 ean aod twenty 1--WE miles the short
- route - Chicago Tourist sleeping cass
tnfonGh, paecfng passengers IN the Onion depAe
enicago- seven houfs and thsry-zx minutes
eneeo g cher Hnsa A. Chslbsn. city ttekeg
egene ~ Acou0 street., Boston block: Z roor
ala. osDps ticket aHebf. seattle
AN saaaseo 81 ssekst . wedding via the Onion
Ser1s@N Ne kase oss GOOD VIA Sah Lake City
ena -. ssT without extra charge. 4. c. Martin,
asy usses - second ssscs. Dssaon biecks
"a " k7sen. go nc, city docs
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Sxhs ex~Aa-es end fese~~srase fraa&gess On
Mn fesk. chis&ss. : FxE. s1n fran
ess<sa. ius lanss "a sgsss.lx nts
III AssnssaS = !. ssr~r0a aad
Axs1isa Columbia
sishf bis es cxshaa<e on Ioa sea avsflAsse
Ell exaSre in VA ops
ceiaersIoas mad - 81 p0aAss On fsvssseis
terms
ads. sscrks and o her yasuaales receivea
On deposit for ssfs keeping.
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The peculiar features Of this plaster
are It's wonderful hardness and quick
driving qualities We reckon time Of
Adaman,lns by DAYS instead OF weeks
Walls when finished practically are
proof and nos destroyed ny water.
ANY desired finish, white. marble or
srey sandstone. ico COO buildings
.Adamansed in last three years For
prices, testimonials. &C., address as
above.
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
HI TIE ~ aud c. mmofton<
STEAMER DELTA

VIII rua Ia connect "a sish she sta Mr. Jose-
ps ne from Hataefd- CoinAn acek. a.aEing Sc
stfIr an Tues1sy. TnurNssy and saturday ~ s
q n Tor Union Ctr aa6 al vAy posnss oH
Hosts canal Returning Monday "Wednesday
q q FRIDAY Far fright or massage Apply -
Haftes1-CosnAn dock. er % bosf
n rRorTNAN. Ms&ses.
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SEArrLE. K1RELASD. HoueHroS AND
EAn rlAE-
q. q sr.AnxR MABEL

VIII leave Yes'er's dock q . IA every Non.
fav. Wednesday aud Friday for TWelvc-m 10
Penn Rtmurds. Maekfffeo Na- svi 10, Lowell
and 6aohomssh, returning follow NJ days o. =
- GEo II. F0STEk. Axent
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-. IN. Scrshxrr Pselsc raslroad, the osss
a..sss rsu~ sur al pesnss East 4 Catls~rR.
sH,ts sssk~s axent. -is second street ssssea
~ ssssrs. 4 Tartsn depas ticket AGENT seattle.
,.xp.~-Nsw trimmings arrived Chester
gisary. -~--------~
80 windsor sse& Cacsses cteAry.
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r,roEr socsp sATroxAL BANK % 81.

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Ray asa ee3l scfes9n and domestic s1ehsnxa
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deposits Of noney s1d lan< -
books o. certificates sAesofor.
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j. KEITH w4L-eS. Manager
Branches Sa~ francisco. Cal. Portland. o.
Tacofna. &sxa.. stc.ria. Saacaay Ns~ wess-
mimi ter Mana lao 4sa ksnloes~. n. a.
q neral banking hnslnssx & ssaetcs: foresga
exchanges boughs mt soass drafts AMI ,~se-
graphic irAEsss-S sosi GA { 70 taas h-aarhess
asSp ou Ne~ 1ogx. Chicago TsnSda and Houg
koax. bepos Is r=fessea subject 10 cheek. In
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