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The Portland daily press., 1892-12-10
MAINEToWNs.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Bethel.

[From Our Regular Correspondent
AT meeting of Brown Post, G. A. H.,
Tuesday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Commander-J II. Barrows.
S. V. C.-J. c. Rose.
J. V. C.--S B. Frost.
OuartermaSter-A. s. Chapman.
Surgeon-Abiel Chandler, Jr.
Chaplain-Dr. A. j. Morton.
Officer of the DAY.. L. Oliver.
At the meeting of the Woman's Relief
Corps, Tuesday, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President-Miss Annie Cross.
s. V. P.4Mrs. Ceylon Rowe.
J. v. P.-Mrs. NJ. c. Bean.
Treas.-Mrs. John Chapman.
Chaplain-Mrs. Abiel Chandler, Jr.
Conductor-Mrs. J. G. Billings.
Guardians. G. G. Bryant.
The next lecture for the benefit of
Gould Academy will be on December
13 by E. M. Smith. All should 60 and
enjoy themselves. and by so doing help
the library.
The ladies of the M. E. Social Circle
will meet at the Alpine House, Thurs
day, December 18th. afternoon and
evening. An antiquarian supper will be
served at o'clock, music and entertain
ment at o'clock. All are cordially in
vited.
The butter factory put up 900 pounds
of first quality butter last week.
The Bethel Telegram, Vol. l, No. 2, is
out. 1t is a fine monthly paper for two
boys in the teens to publish.
Ed Scribner and two friends captured
deer last week in Albany that dressed
$50 pounds.
Prof. Bristol with his educated horses
was at Odeon Hall Thursday night. 1t
is the finest thing of the kind ever seen
in this section. About 500 attended.
Mrs. Ceylon Rowe and son, came home
from Boston last week where they have
been visiting.
Ceylon Rowe has rented the ell of the
store adjoining his, and is using it for
storing -four.
The present officers of Brown Post, G..
A. R., will furnish an oyster supper to
the Relief Corps the first Tuesday in
January.
Mrs. Betsey Grover, 81 years old.
passed away on the 18th. This is the
first death in the family for over 20
years.
Sanford.
sPRNGvALE.
The second lecture in the Baptist
course WaS given MOuudy 0VtuIuS VI l6oo
week by Rev. Dr. Brakeman of Chelsea,
Mass, to full house and the deft hand
ling of the subject pride and Vanity
was highly enjoyed by an appreciative
audience.
Mrs. Sarah L. Coffin has been appoint
ed postmistress at Shapleigh and takes
the place left vacant by the resignation
of her husband, who will spend the win
ter in the senate chamber in Augusta.
t. B. MCGOWAN, superintendent of
school buildings in Portland, and his
niece, Miss Sadie Connolly, visited here
the families of D. J. Butler and j. B..
Kicker, last week. =
The body of Frank G. Horne, who
was found IN a mangled condition near
the Boston and Albany depot in Boston,
was brought here last week to his moth
ers and buried. He was a new recruit
in the marine service at the Charlestown
navy yard.
Rev. Farther Dugree, pastor, of the
Church of Our Lady has moved into the
new parsonage recently built for his ac-
commodation.
Prof. E. E. Sawyer, who commenced
teaching our High school in November
having more lucrative offer left last
Friday and Mr.. Stoddard a recent
graduate from Colby has taken his place.
Raymond.
East RAyMOND
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AUCTION SALES.

rEyO LET~The lower tenement with the front
L chamber of 50 Brackett street. 1O.1
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The large and handsome three-maste,
in Sawyers yard in Millbridge, is nearly
ready for launching. She is something
over eight hundred tons measurement
and built from the best materials tha
can be obtained here. Her name ii
Hugh Kelley of New Haven, Conn.,, ane
she will be commanded by Capt Haskell
of Deer Isle. She will load with paving
stone for New York.
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REAL ESTATE SALES,
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors ONCE
festerday.

Deeds Recorded In the uditor's ONCE
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1892,
are $l0.7s6.69n0L There were filed for record
yesterday y Deeds the considerations aggregat-
Ing $l3,52o an average Of 36l455. Following
10 the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper &
Co., abstractors OF title. Il6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second:
II. +. Liebenster to J. e. Walter, lots 10 and IL,
block s. and others, Thomson & Moor's add,
$500.
F. H. Renick to G. Van Normaud, 81 NV sw
NV sec %. q, 6. $40.
+. McNatt to Joseph Quinn. lots /. 2, q and Is,
block g. South Park Heights, $780,
E.s Atkinson to William II. Atkinson, 20
acres 10. 80. sec 1928. $3.50
II: White ct al. to J. NJ. Drangelles, lot 5, block
6, White Bros Lawn add, $50.
C. A. Pease TO Alien & Nelson Mill Company,
J, II. Dyck to E. fobes, ma ne So Sc sec II, %.
4,$l
d. +. Sans to Nellie d. Anderson. WI wiz ne
sw, sec 81, %. 5, $5Da
Columbia Home co. to Ellen Davis, lots go,
2Sl, 272, block II, Columbia, s90j
A. A. smith to c. T. stone, lots in Smiths plat,
A, 4. smith to C. P. Stone, lots in Smiths plat.
Louis Iangell to 3. P. Dixon. tract in sec IS,
Is. 4, &, 90
c. 4. Mckenzie to Thomas Douglas, lots IL to
Is, block 2, Emerald Park add, $500.
i. n. BigeIow to ihomas Douglas, lot g. block
q. Bigeows add, 500.
Wash. Cent Imp Co. to II. L. Yesler, tract In
Kent. 81.
Wash. Cent Imp. Co. to II. /. Yesler, tract in
Kent, 81.
Lawrence Peters to Sophie Peters, lot 20, block
"A, Gilman Park. 900
F. NJ. Tanner to Aug. Peterson, part ne NV %,
q, ), $3.50.
n. r. X. r. Co. to D. A. Loose,sw 5, 81, 49, 600.
REQ Ahh ct al to Richard Brackep bury, part
lots l to 4, block ~. Yesler's 81 supl, $3.50
George W. Atkinson TO Il. q. Davies, So sc 10,
&c, z, IS.
G. ". Yancy to H. W. Higgins, lots /, 2. 8,
block 5, Queen Anne ID, $1,000.
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TAR srArR oF rRAnR

HA FRANCISCO. Aug. 2a-The fruit r,arxet
u little better condition this morning
se'e MAS an souadSnce Of ail varieties, bat
- aeIsnd Nss better and prices were a LITTLE
s.s'- There ss0Gae movement IN tie dried
s All m&rNei, but the Same Is chiefly confined 10
~saeae1 ap-lcoss sGd peaches
Iae market for calry produce remains IN the
- - coalition ior which 10 vas conspicuous
ss~ss-x The greater part o. last week Butter,
= dairy ana creamery. Is IN great supply.
.sss are much easier. Cheese remain. fairiy
10y aad SUPPLE. are ample Ger tie seQ ai.e-
asFegeise.e market was duh sud heayy.
60 reeeipts-Fiogr quarter sacks, IL. 900:
|es noaT, sacks, i %; wheat, eensa.s, ., eo0;
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MINING sToCKs
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BREADSTuFfS.

LONDON, Aug. 22-The Mark Lane Express
weekiy report says: Crops have been benented
py the rain OF the past week, especially oats in
the middle and north of England. The new
wheat crop has commenced selling at 32s per
quarter, 81 below the first sales of 1891. For
eign wheat dropped Ia, except Indian, which il
steadier. The total supply Of wheat held in
Great Britain 10 6si1 600 quarter sacks, against
S.s,S,ooo for the corresponding period of last
year.
Barley, oats and beans are firm.
Corn i Sd cheaper
Today new and old English wheat sold at IN
average of sos lid. Foreign was neglected and
Cd lower.
Flour has declined Cd.
Beans advanced IL.
Bariey-Strong.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 22-whest-Demand poor;
no; red winter, duh, Is 213d; No. red spring,
dull, 6s 81.
Cofn-Demand spot, improved: futures poor.
spot os; September. steady, Is 1lhd.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

ncnts today on the exchange were in Reading,
Jew England. Rock Island, Atchison, Lead and
Sugar Sugar rose ~ per cent, New England
dropped 70. Rock Island gained per cent aud
Lead All the coalers advanced materially
tut Reading alone showed activity At the close,
which was active and strong at about the best
prices
Government bonds-Dull and steady.
Petroieum--Market deserted, not one sale to
day.
FINANCIAL
Money on ca!l--Easy: closed, offered at z
Prime mercantile paper. 49,. sterling ex-
ehange-Quiet and steady; $Is6s< for sixty day
bills; SiSsii for demand.
BONDS
I. S 10, reg ...... 1i5 ~. 8. rs, reg 100
!. $. as, coupons. ll5t Pacific 6's.........'l0
sHid
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1s'sn, wheat, SACKS. z.ao: barley. centals,
80 ,.'g; oass. centaiS- 6,r1e: Oregon oats, GEN.
~ -o' potatoes, SACKS, 900; onions sacks ST.
nooi-.amiiy extras Sl4Iq45o per barrel;
NJ. e1sra. Als9A Is; supernne, & 5Sesoo.
sneet-Ine tendency il still uownwsri;
iocsI uscLne is expected at Liver pool and the
"a. nnarket 10 softer in consequence. The top
cay,.a7 LAY ios standard grade 10 &i32I9 per
esn.a,. Win $l-3s4 for something extra
pG.iey-Ihe absence OF demand gives an cas-
, ,gl Ieenns 70 feet values. Brewing descrip-
aohs are moderately steady Feed, s7lsc
peoe Genial onaas for dark coast; sis4seoo Tor
EDu quality, and 321xe for choice: brewing CSC
$500 per Genital; Chevalier, 81 sol. 80 per CEN
"a aol standard, aid 91ctesl 10 for lower grades.
-. 49, mere Is moderate inquiry. and prices
81 "a. ner steady: Surprise, si55Si6o: milling.
gL5o: good TO choice feed, 81 3l{1l 40: OF
si3oea' LiSgL25; black, $L15Ji.25 per GENITAL
oPTIoNa
., S ss BOARD sales: whest. seller 1899. 400 tons,
SSi.o.1s' buyer December. 100 tons, $iS756; buyer
eepsem Der. go TONS 81 2f<
new, so tons, $3.50.
FINANCIAL
n, nsaifs-sish:, loc; telegraphic, i21zc. Sterling
Aexiean dollars-6TI< N06TIsc.
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ITO CAPITALIsTS-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received by the undersigned until the
hour of one O'Clock p. M of Thursday, september l,
1892. at the law OFFICES of Jenner. Legg & Williams.
rooms Is and IA Boston plocS. seattle, for the
purchase OF the following described lands situate
In King county, Washington. wit: southeast 4
of sec !. Up %. east, $50 acres south y OF
sW4, Sec 4. Up z3. r. east. so acres South = of
SEA, Sec 5, TIP %, X east, so acres Southwest
u of sec g. TIP %, Il 3 east, so acres Tract No. 1
OF William H. Taylor's Snoqualmie Prairie acre
tracts, 424 acres Lots 4. and 8. and n \ of the
SWA4 OF sec "a, TIP "a. K east, l75.75 acres OF
the above property about 40 acres may he
rated merchantabe timber tracts, and all Of the
balance, embracing something over 40 acres, is
the finest Of valley lands, having railroad trans
portation and other accessories which render it
particularly valuable, some considerable portion
being now in a high state of cultivation with good
buildings. fences lawns. very large orchard, ETC.
All Of the aforementioned lands belong to the
estate of jeremiah w. Borst, deceased of which I
am sole executor In trust, having full power under
his last Will and testament TO sell the said estate
and execute good and sufficient deeds therefor.
Bids will received for smaller amount OF land
than 40 acres and upwards; may be made TO
cover all the above mentioned lands and ono lump
sum bid therefor. Terms of sale spot cash. pay
able at the banking house of Dexter Horton g. Co,
Seattle. Abstracts furnished free brought down TO
day Of sale The right IS expressly reserved to re-
ject all bids. will be at room II Boston
block daily (Sundays eIcepted) De. ween the hours
OF noon and 80 p m from now until Septe nber
J. and will be pleased to give any further informa
tion which intending bidders may desire. u DGE
T. ANDREWS. sole executor. sole devisee and
sole trustee under the last Will and testament of
Jeremiah w. Borst, deceased.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed
state of Washington. county of King. city Of
seattle. IS.
Notice Is hereby given 10 unknown owner
being the person in whose name the lands herein
after described assessed. and IN an ether per-
ans Interested sast H. ". Scott. assignee of
J. /. Howe, has presented to The CITY comp
troi.er OF the city Of atle tax certificate, is
sued by the y! said city on the l-th d~v
o, Juiy 4. u. 1894 said land beins the following.
Wit.
,hc ctty Of Seattle. In Hing county. STATE OF
Washington; that The amount -. which said
lands were sold IS sl.eT: ;ha' the sane
STA by the city treasurer Of said city said !.
l. Hoyve on the 18th day II JUiy, 4. D. sol. The
annual sale tor +c:inpGr taxes of said city
Sess.~i or ihe YEA: 1890 Thai The amount required
10 redeem such lands from such sac, exclusive Of
ths costs 70 accrue upon this Hutics Is the 81
xAf- together with interest thereon a. The rate II
20 per cert per anaumi from date Of said sale
Ca the time os redemption Thai tile time when
the REDEEM gton period snCA sale viii expire
viii be sxiy DAYS sfler the Se-Nc q this notice.
In witness whereof, :, !. ". Carson. city comp
srolar Of The oity Of reattie, have hcreunto
hand and the Official seal u sa cry this lst day
Of August. \. l.. lSS-- ! VI CARSON.
IskAl.I city Comptroller.
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State OF wa~EingGon. county ~ hius.
l. J. q. " oclcTy sheriff ~ Mag county. state q;
Wash nstor. 30 hereby CERTIFY that received the
within notice The - Gay ~ August, \. Il. 1897.
and that have made enc snt ts3.ea; search and
.rouirv for the person rSs.ze. n i natICe, and
thaf said psrs0n cannot be fCand n sad county,
pad there 5 person n tie aetna! possession Of
the lAni described - a n ;tce-
Witness Ely hand this - day CT August A. u.
lss2 ! II Wppf.ERX.
sheriff Of kiag County, Wash
pv J l. WELLS, pepaty.
saeris' . fees. Ail.es rave. :. - cents; paid
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Aug. 22-lSpeciall-
narAst il in depressed condition, owing to the
weakness Of markets abroad. Valley is quoted
bominally at Sl.l215; walia walla, 81 2o0L 22]z (.
IValicy--keceipts, 7.Ii0 centals
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CERES. Cal. November II. 1891.

CERES, Cal, November II, 1881.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Doctor-It has been long time
since I addressed you; nevertheless I
have not been unmindful Of the benefits
have received from your hands. am
happy to say my eyes are well. The in
to do my work and sew or read. l think
your medicines are wonderful and feel
am indebted to your remedies and skill
for my sight today.
MRS. MARY +. HUDELSON.
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PENNYROYAL WATERS.

I !
- A specific monthly nsdione for ladies
to restore and regulate the Inenses;
producing free, healthy ami painless
= ~ discharge. No aches or pains on sy-
~ proach- Now used by over &c 900 ,adies.
Once used viii Use again. Invigorsies
tLees organs Buy Of your druggist
IL only thoss with our signature across
" face OF label Avoid Fubstitutse. Sealea
" particulars mailed 81 stamp. Silo per
box. Address, EUkEGA CHEMICAL
COMPANY. DxrhoIr, XIcH.
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CEATTLP. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
- The new fast and commotious steamer
CITY DF ABERDEEN,
Carrying passengers and freight. will leave on the
following schedule DAILY, ESCEPr SUNDAYS, for
Tacoma, McSe Island and olympia. connecting
with boats 10 aud from shelton and KaInIicbe.
Leaves HAtheids wharf Seattle at 90 q y.
T. dock Tacoma at go - IN, arriving ~ olympia
al $50 p IN. Returning; VIII leave Perciyars
dock, olympia a. 30 .. m y. r. dock. Tacoma
al r. III, arriving AZ seattle al p.
J. A. HATFIELb, Agt., seattle THO1 = fE".
j. &. PE8CfyAL. AgI, Olympia Manager.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
BY.

-.tSNOCCIED BY.
DrS. Merrill q Merrill.
The NEST widey and favcrshiy known Specialist,
on the fscisc Coast The doctors are regular
graiaates Fem the University OF the city OF New
Iva New fork. and vi cir long experience ..nayE.
Alb skili sad universal success in the trea, ren,
Ai1 carr o. Chronic diseases tile these nj
paysielans 10 he full confidence Q. The AFFLICTED
everywhere.
No matter what your complaint. coasul. IN go
eoccssSfal Specialist who aoIe 20 eee, Gu 80
IL mary cases hat ave been pronounced retssa
ThsyJeat SCIENTIFIC ALLY and SIC
SkssFIILY, cure QUICKLY snd PER-
Man EMILY fklVAlk BLOOD ASp@hIN
DIskA-ES. SEKVorS DEBILITY AND SIX.
A. DISORDERS, PILLS. PISTVLA AND
EESIAL ULCERS SYPHILIS. O tNDERHCEA.
SLr. sperm storr SEMI a! " eAk ness Les:
ahhc od, Might Emissions, Dsoayed FAcnlte.
hhennlsEisn. Neuralgia, Catsrh R-onchftts
Astaiaa IEnnrs. rraptoaS eat Rnerm and
so al HfDkpCELE, E.aEiCOCELE AID
srSlCfChhs radically sad safely cured wttAogt
teed . ku@ AA'
N d.sormIuss AID impedin.pts to u,srr,ax.
a cEBTAiS AND POSITIVE CURE far ths
Az al 5ecs. o. early vice ~ numerous svlls
that folfvw n It's train
Long experience. with cnpas slie.ed sucre@a in
The rel evidence nf eoctsfs skal
bisEAsEs OF WOMEN Alzo receive special
ssfeeb20 Consgit personally re OLDEST AMI
nos. ExPkEIENCED SPECIALISTS ga
Pc Coast. or write, sending sta ap ConsaitAsloo
frse AID eoaacendaL TPemsEt Block ga
tr.oAe street. Seattle.
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STEAMERS.
IT W. BAKER & CO. BAKER a co.'s
IL. Dock. foot of University street
STEAMER TINE rABLEA
THE STEAMER MULrNoMAH
Runs on the following time card. daily:
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS
o,vmr,, .EAviS Z. ,o , - r,oou,.A HRIvrse
Tacoma. 1000 r. m. iSeattle. .....-l2.O0 noon
SeGtte...... loo p III. Tacoma. ...-. 500 n IN
iacomA.---. $3.50 D. m lOlympiA..... $3.50 y. m
Connecting with boats Tor kamichis and shei-
ton.
Baker & Co.'S Dock. foot OF University street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. Master
FAST TIME.
EVERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Co.. dock. Returning arrives seattle at 10 80 a
II For Tacoma every morning a. II O'Clock.
Il w. BAKER & co.
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PORTLAND. SEATTLE VANCOUVER
First-ciass Steel Steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON
Carrying freight and passengers leaves every ten
days For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
inS dates etc, apply 10
II. W. BAKER & CO. Agents.
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7 ACoNNER ROUTE.


leaves City Dock, Seattle. daily except Sun
day, at 8 n m. for Edmonds. Clinton. Tulaip
Browns Point Langley. Coupsville san De Fnea,
TAX Haroor. Utsniady and lsconge- Returning
leaves Laconner y. n. for ssttte. covering same
route. 4. GREEN Master
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FAIRHAvEN, Wash, March 6. 1892.

FAIRHAvEN, Wash, March 6, 1s92
J. Eugene Jordan, n. D.. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-I am very happy to write you
that q. p. and G. has accomplished in one
week what quantities of other medicine
taken for months has failed to do. This
rapid cure has far exceeded my most SAN
guine expectations, and be- you vii! &C
cept my heartfelt thanks.
am very gratefully yours.
LILLIAN GRIFFITH.
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YASHOT ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

fesves Tacoma $50 3opdsys. Wednesday, and
Fridays for OiaiA and way landings TO Seattle.
Leaves Tacoma Tues lays. Thursdays and ~atIr'
DAYS for Buen8s. Des A0inss thautsUqua. NasEon
and Seattle. Returning, leaves Askar ~ Co.'S dock
every cav bus sunday a. = y.
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DACIFIO COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend ana Vic.
foria, az p III. passengers received board at 4
p. m August 5, 20, IS. 20 IS and 30.
For Alaska August 5, 10. 20 and Is.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. at N, August 2, z, II IL, o. ~.
Tickets may be obtain a. The Office Of the com.
pany al Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAL, PERKINS a co
General Agents. San Francisco
J. II. JOHNSON. T. :. Supt. Seattla
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DIR. BOWMAN eco,
2ei Commercial st.. SEATTLE Wash.
All Chronic and Complicated Dlsssses
OF Mon. Women and Children
Speedily Cured.

NERVOUS DEBILITY. spermatorrhoea. SEMI
nal Losses Night Enisstons, Ioss of Vital row era
ssepiessness. 3looIn.ness depression Of Spirits
Aversion TO society, Nearly iiscourayed, Lack OF
Conf ience. Dull ListisSs. Tn IL study or bus.
ness pertnaneatiy and soeedily cared
ALL ShXCA Il DEk0RM TIES and inpedi.
ments 20 marriage corrected. Blood and SIX in Dis
eases, syphilis, completely esadicated without tn q
use or mercury. scroiGA Frysipelss Blotch.s
Erupuons. hczeIna Acne, Ulcers. PlInp.es Pains
In the Head aud sones. etc, permanently cured
when others have failed.
URINARY kidney and Bladder Troubles Weak
Back, burning. Urine. FREQUENCY Of urina,ing
Urine High Colored or with MILKY Sediment on
standing Gonorh1s. Glses Cystitus. Varioccele
soaab.e.
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen to twenty
days BY the latest and most seiensiiic methods
CATARRH. Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured
DR.. Bowman & Co. the Oldest and most 70
liable speciality hsIa In the Pacific Sorrhyest
1867 "
The Seattle Office is under the personal super
vision OF Or. bowman
ostce hours-s = n 70 p. m; Sundays. 10 4
n. E.-fersons unable 10 visit us may b. tres,ea
free
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no CAPITAL1sTs-sEALE PROPOSALS

For sale by druggists. r. f. FIsHE x. wholesale
agent, How ell and Ninth streets. Seattla
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U,oB PORT ANGELES PORT TOWNSEND
i and Dungeness. Commencing Tuesday,
August 3,
STEAMER MONTICELLO
Port Townsend 10 80. Arrives a. Port An 20 g. a.
= IN Returning. Isaves PORT Angeles at 800 o
IA Fort Townsend. Z p. Arrives AT seattle ST
1880 y. landings: seattle, Commercial
wharf: Port Townsend, Tibdle's whAEf; Port
Angeles, Gorss's wharf EArt BROS.
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oRNRRAL sHIPMESrA
nERcHANDIsx AND PRODUCES REcErpra

Produce and merchandise have been received
st the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours a. follows: By raii-Northern Pa
ciae. 525 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound, 20
tons; Great Northern, S. tons. By water
Wilmington. 80 tons; J. Il. Mcdonald, 40 tons:
Puge: sound and Alaska Steamship Company
boats, 30 tons Total receipts, 800 tons.
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DORT ORCHARD.

DORT ORCHARD.
Navy Yard Route fegnerton, sidney
and Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot OF Washington street daily excep.
Friday, al us g. IA. and $3.50 p m The s:I5
L. T. trip ,ns.iades head OF PORT Orchard. Excgr-
sioa parties can 10 accom- uodsted On Frldaya
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INVESTIGATE THE
HHtogenetic System
TREATMENT.

WoopsrpE, Mont, June q, 1897
DR.. Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-Shall not need any more med
icine, as am now well and my color has
returned. The disease is out of my sys-
tenn at last. Yours truly,
MRS. ]. P. WOOD.
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BAR SILVEN
NEW YORK, Aug. bar silver, $50.
Oilers of silver 10 the treasury department at
Washington today aggregated $1,000 ounces.
me amount purchased was 4l5,0O0 ounces, ut
nom IS 60 cents to So 6S cents.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.--The Produce Exchange
reports the visible supply of grain afioat and
eshore on Saturday last:
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Excurstons to Sno0ua! mic Falls.

Tho Northern Pacific railroad will change
time card August 9Th inst. look ont for change.