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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-19

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sAsx OF
seattle
Leld Up capital
Sell exchange ana maze ttiagfaphic transfers
TO all pArts ef the United States and Europe
solicit accounts Of banks aud bankers. msr
chants. manufacturers. Individuals and corpors
ions
Collections entrusted 60 our e.rs win receive
p.ompt attention
pInzcToRss
JASOH FIkths.s....ss.. s..ss.s rf@s0<ns
A. n sTEwART................ Vice Prssidsrt
g. FRAuENThAL. T. RDRiSsoS ana JAMke
r. HAYDEN.
conRMsFn~ nNsrws
Tasionai Bank Of Repaelie. Nsw Yerk. Gem
mercial National. Chicago; FIRST National bank,
St Paui Bank % California, san ffAneisoet
First National Rank. Portland
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Held IN the Log Cabin corner Of Temperance and
Republican streets, North Seattle, from
TO IL q N. Also 7is Eleventh st,
from 80 to <:30 D m.
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Txrx vars.
0uTcK rrxE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Ana al polsssia
cALzFosSrA
Wa tie M SHASTA rcass - -
SOUTHERN PACIFIC coxrAxI
The esay voa,.
THRoroH CALIFORNIA
Tear pcsats
EAST AND SOUTH
rxr scxSrc Rorrs os rHx PACIFIC coAxA
Kxcurssen tickets 70 Les AnSesss aas rrssra hon
seAttae sss-ss-
PULLMAN HUFrEr sLEEPEaS
PULLMAN sEcoSpcLAss sLEEeiSe CARS
Attached 70 express trAsns aaorainx Superior 80
ssnmodAsisns for seconded rasseagers
For rassz tickets saeersnx car ressrvsssoHs
etc. call npen or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM District Passenger Arsn,
lies Pscine Ava t~asaisgsen eleeSl. r~sema
T. p ROGERS Assistant General Fresxhi and
Passenger Asea4 Portland. Or.
STEAMERS.
pAcIFrc NAVIGATION co..
wHATcoM ROUTE
srRs NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoxg
Daily for BeIiusham Bay. Anacorses and PORT
Townsend ~ 3 y m.
For Tacoma ~ . m.
STEAMER rArRHAvES
cennsr aad way points AZ 500 g m.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINZ
Steamers for
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA, OR.
AND VANCOUVER b C.
Every week.
& MccLgLLAsD. General Agent
Telephone sac.
orscs unasr n. p. Offices. Occidental square
pAcIFrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers nom Seattle IS follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vie
ora 81 s p. IN. (passengsrs received On beard al
m.l Oct. 6. 10. Is, 20. Is. So
For Alaska, Oct Is and so atsAm
From saa Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
found ports Al m, Oct 2. z, Il. IL. -, 81.
Tickets may be obtained At the once OF the com.
eAny, at Ocean dock Seattle
ooopALL, PERKINS q Co.
General Agents, san Francisco
T. n JOHNSON. r. s supt. Seattle
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sonsy on esll-Easy. at x per cent.
5ra1me mercantile paper, Gao per esnr
1919 - exchange-sixtv-dav Bills 81. 81.
@s-os7s' demand. 81 s4k94s4E1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-16
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded IN the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January I,
isa3, are s., lSl, ls0 There we're nied for
record yesterday IS deeds. the eonsidera.
tious aggregaiing $li. sci. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co. abstractors of titles. 1l6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second.
George ". Folsom TO rhilip X. Reese.
Ms swi. OF Nv OF sec -. ~ u n, :. 81, no.
:. III Davis ID Margaret l.. Davis. lots
and 2, block Z, II. i. iienny's and other
property. 81,
J l. MeAtee 10 /. w Entr, lots :. :. 4. S.
block -. Woodiawn Go Greea Lake. 500.
|. HI. Griffith TO Seattle Cons Street
Ray. Co. part sw1s sec ~. -. 4, 81
II. Thomas Denny to kagaler Power &
Rwy. Co, lot 81. block -. BROOKLYN. 500
Christian Morten 10 Frank II. Hale. the
sta lots and 5, block T., Jackson street.
$1,000
Louis Udlns Co Mary Uiine. Lot IL,
h,ock 4. lot -. block : Englewood. 81.
4. y. Fahes Il Jacob kresehheimer, WI
mel, SCI. !. sec 81. N :. exc one acre. 81.
John IL. Raymond ia 4, \ Jeffrey. blk
4 and lot l, blk 2 Dell Point s.
Charles kTatsman To Alexander McPher-
son. lot :, blk 3, Grand View, exc eight
feet, sS0l
Thomas Hood to W. r Williams, nj,
SCI. 81 OF nst4. sec "a. 3 {. SOFA
Thomas Hood 60 Relic iioot, und \, lot
- blk a.. Denny 4 lioYt, 500
Thomas Hood to Mary +, Hood, und =
Of swt,, sec 1, =, 2, snd other property,
S. SO.
Everett Smith. administrator. TO II. f.
Kelsey. MA. Sc. and SEA % SEA. sec a
A 4 Sl.ap1
II. +. Kelsey 10 Frank Johnson. same
premises 81, so
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aa&8&81E84
seattle ant Tacoma are Of late years Ger
talniy wing n . way with the larger
e.Alss o. Tie East ~ thsy are about TO be
Visited oy the prenssr dramatic orxaniEs-
sson o. me world Mr. Henry Irving and
nas London Lyeeum Theatsr Company will
MAKE tneir appearance with rs the coming
week and present With all the stage SET
hngs aud accessories for which the LIZ
eeam theas<rs London, is noted, Shake
speares comedy, THE Merchant OF
venice, the original production of which
and the character Of shvlock did so mach
~ establishing Mr.. frving's reputation.
ne original cast. including Mss Terry a.
fortia, viii make up the ensemble. In
iais play can be seen what Mr.. irving ha.
accomplished IS an artist; every scene
ana every character il al effort as repro
ducing the original IL 10 this capacity
Tor accuracy and detail which in him
amounts 70 genius that has 80 largely
heaped Mr.. Irving. Great and grand
aetor al he is. these adiunc:s
nave helped him TO attain his pres
ent position. Never before has the
mounting Of plays been more heartily aud
respectfully carried out than by this man
who has utilized all the knowledgs that
study could bring, the accessories that
lavish expenditure could provide. and the
engagement Of sectors In cordial sympathy
IN the effort 70 secure . perfect produc-
ton. In Miss Terry he has faithful CO.
adJusor upon whom he can rely in every
emergency 10 fulfill all the requirements
That be or the character may demand. IL
.douosfai II this lady mas ever had rival,
While IL 10 positive that she has no equal
living She has . grace and charm of
manner and expression that is most win
nIng. AS Ports she has an opportunity
to be seen at her best, and IL Is said 20 be
perfect dramatic Characterization. She is
lnseparaoie from the scene whenever she
10 upon the stage, and her facile features
reflect every passing motion OF her own
mind Mr.. Terriss, one OF the best actors
before the public today. gives an ideal rem
diiion Of Bassannio. and every character
in the cast, even 70 the minor parts, IL
admirably portrayed.
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AN excellent opera company and q
strong dramatic company have been en-
gagged, /" is the text of dispatch sent from
New York today by Manager John r. Cor
dray TO his local manager IN Seattle.
The regular opening has been positively
set for Monday night, October 2, though
the opening play. opera. drama or comedy.
has not yet been decided. The new COM
pany 10 expected 20 arrive from New York
next week and the opening performance
will be given @ weeks rehearsal.
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD or TRADE.

toAhb on TRADE.
CHtotso, Sept. Is .- Wheat -~ Quiet;
opened &c higher. advanced &c more on
better British cables, declined &c on
heavy Northwest receipts, advanced sac
on Reerbohm's estimate that countries
importing would require 402, coo, 900 bush.
els, while exporting countries have sur
plus OF only 800 600. 900 bushels, aud closed
steady &c higher than yesterday. Re-
ceipts. i02,0 coo bushels, shipments $4,000
bushels. Closed; Cash, 677sc; December,
TIC.
corn--Lowsr: cash, 4Ossc; December.
4it4c.
Oats Easy cash. 2sJEc. December. 27,sc
Rye--ssic.
barley Nominal.
Flax-&iO3
Timothy g. 2Saf330.
pork-steady; Cash. $500; January,
fi3.sa.
Lard--steady; cash, $50; January.
$3.50
Short ribs-steady. Cash. So %: January,
$780,.
shonlders-s7. 2sGtZ50.
Short clear 81, s5afi0oo.
Whisky sii9,s.
LIvE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts, 1000 head: market
strong on good natives. others steady !;
natives. s3eras 40; TEXANS. s.. 25f 80, heif.
ers. f26t2 81
Hogs Receipts. q. 600 head. market
heavy. s.. 5o6f 90; mixed aud packers,
S. 7o@5to, prime heavy, $5.soof6.io; light,
sbsd650.
Sheep Receipts. 10000 head; market
strong on sheep, lambs lower: natives,
s. 259A25 Westerns, 81 75a37o,
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lion. T. y. Bryan. Of Chicago, vice president OF
the Worlds fair commission. Ia addressing the
Real Estate Exchange OF Minneapolis. said that
no countFy in the world offered mote elegant
or luxurious trains Ia which 10 ride than he
found bet wesn 81 Paul or Minneapolis and Chi
oago on "Ths NORTH. W cstern line" and that he
never eaioyed such luxury, comfort and pleas
ure in any train ss he had on tho north " Get.
oTn Limited" y. ". Parker, Puget sound
Agsat, Ill Cherry street. seattle.
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Hops continue very quiet. Buyers are
taking hold OF The new goods slowly. and
values are declining. Trade In the 1892
Pacific are quoted ut 2i@2ii1 &c. One thou
sand and sixiy-four bales OF California hops
have arrived via New Orleans.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Coffee--Options barely steady. s TO Is
points advance. Sales. n, 80 tags includ-
ing: September, $i7.2o: October. $40 Goa
1905: November, SIC 50G Is Is: December,
sleMiGi5. Spot Rio-No. 7. 1stsc
D sugar Raw. strong; fair refining. SIC:
refined, strong.
Copper--Sleady; Lake. sg62H.
Lead Steady; domestic. 1890.
Tin-~strong. Straits. $20.25; plates,
steady.
spelter Steady: domestic, 81.
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Toa.y,s M.,in.e At cordr.y...

A matinee will be given ut 30 this
afternoon in the auditorium Of Cordray's
theatcr for the beneft of the ladies and
children. The performances is one suited
to ths little folks. every act being full Of
interest and amusement and aifording
them two hours OF solid enjoyment.
The same performance will be repeated
in the evening and given again for the last
time tomorrow evening.
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FOREIGN MARKETS..


I.orpos. Sept Is Consols. sit ID.
Bank OF England discount rate 4 per
cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET
LiyEaFoof, sept. Is Wheat-Fair de-
mand.
Is 30. futures, demand fair. September.
duh M ~ 2s.d October steady at IL Sid !;
November. steady At - sIsd.
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The feature OF the days market was
decline in the price OF fresh meats, caused
by close competition. The reduction IL =
cent per pound on beef and cent on NUT
ton. the former being now quoted at S TO
81 and the latter at cents. Pork re-
mains unchanged.
RIO coffses advanced another = cent
per pound. the quotations on ArbnckIe's
now being s25.sa. The cause Of the adj
vance is not explained except by the revo-
luton In Brazil.
AL brands Of pure lard have been
marked up y cent per pound.
In the fruit business trade was quiet.
Arrivals included q car load Of peaches
from Oregon and one of peaches from Cal
lfornia. Steamer goods ara expected 10
get on the market Saturday, but receipts
from that source are not thought 10 be
large. A car load Of mixed fruits from
Yakima was also received.
The warm weather stimulated the sale
Of xatsFmeions and more were disposed of
thsn for any day in the past week. They
cell mostly at $50 per dozen. but some 90
Giox as s1.25 and others as high as 81
csafalonpes sell freely at IS cents per
efsle
Peaches are in good demand but are not
plentiful, prices remaining firm at 50 20 30
cents
Native plums are monopolizing the
market, there being no arrivals from out
SIDE. They sell from Ga TO 20 cents per
boz.
Potatoes are somewhat firmer ana are
quoted at si3 per ton.
Tomatoes are weak at 50 cents per box.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE Stair oF TRADE.

tHG cIAAb " TRADE
San FRANcIseo, Sept. i5.~The local
Merchandise markets were moderately
active, prices showing few changes. The
produce markets are quiet.
Vegetables Heavy supply.
Fresh frnits-Pienty, but low prices.
Butter aud eggs Steady and firm.
Potatoes Unchanged.
uaions Weaker.
Poultry Heavy supply and duh.
itaduee exchange Flour. quarter sacks.
49, wheat. eentais, AL barley, CEN
~ > So oats. centals, lisa, corn,
.ess 80; beans. sacks, sSi potatoes,
.a, hss9, onions, sacks. 596, bran, sacks,
s.eef- quote Net cash prices for
4 sasas extras, sS.6a'S9 %, bakers extras,
N&Ab0 saperane. s20a0t2i0
Nasat-N No. J shipping. SI.oAot o5Is !:
'gssse N.oN'. milling kLlosti.i2la.
, satiss No. feed zoe choice bright.
s.s@jZ8e brewing. Sl6f1Ac; Chew iieT,
1851 10 Tor standard and Sslcefsi 90 per
s'a,sl Tor ioweEgrades.
New oats. rcd. 0s'scGfSI 02ik /;
$40, .S0ti Ia uniting. g. Saal s. I;
m sseF feed. 81 3n; good 10 ehoice. ST. laa
"''' common 20 fair, alceiSlto.
CAIt soARp
a'es we're recorded today Es follows:
saefhoan session Wheat December,
4 aa, VIZ $40 tons, $50 900 tons.
,~e tons. 81 la7. ,0G tons, 81 1914 /;
a. i"' tons. 81 ss4t. 4,so tons, 81 20,
n'Sts, VI sft's So tons. 81. gsssS per GENITAL.
December An tons. 7ai &c. Ion
toes a'c ioo tons. ssf.e: i6o tons. fss.e
per oental. ~
FtNAAEtAt.
EAe fHaNF.z--
ssat New York. per sion IN, d,srapnt
eank. As2 ''''0"' 's''Sy
SILVER
s nss oars, per ounce. 53Aa7s'sc.
NehleAn dollArs IN lftiI a..
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Portland srain Market.

PosrtAsn, Sept. i5.-fspeeiai. Wheat
tsssdy snd quite active. Valley. a7,seefsi;
Nila Walla. s30fs7,sc per GENITAL.
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NEW YoRg, Sept. f3.-- Following IL the
clearing house statement for the week
ended September IA, as compared with the
corresponding period of last year.
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uBfvs TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liy-
ing.
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Thts f. the best time TO visit enoq oalmis Falls
and snoquslmis hop ranch. Both the finest
and laFrest OF their kind Ia tho world. DO not
fail to take trip next sunday. Fsre only 81 for
the ronnd trip. ses display advertisement Ia
this paper
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All roads iead 10 Chieaga The Chicago. Mi.
waukes q st. Paul railway leads the Wan Ex-
enssion rates 10 the Worlds faiE
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| WHO'S AFRAID
Who need be afraid
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BUT THE LAUGH IS
NOT BECOMING
UNLESS YOU HAVE
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With You.

LUBTy'S TOOTH POWDER will
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IL will give you BREATH SWEET
As A BABY'S.
IL will HARDEN THE GUMS
IL will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER Is free.
from grittlness.
LUBIS'S TOOTH POWDER has Q
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Best nine-room house in the city. Every
convenience. Location perfect. Address
NJ L.. care PosT-IsrEIIfaEscER
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s GF oars, per ounce. rs. 6a-ss.c.
'3saiean dollars, 6i1dltsc.
sgSINa sroKA
Nkw SoKk aARKErs.


Stock KscHsNsn
-, 80 foRk. sept IA Inactivity and de-
ss'ssen marked dealings on the ssock ex.
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aeatternsn-- Il tsks great peasare IN a11iSg nay
Testimonial 70 the sxesiishs 4ssaihss OF Aa1ans
To.,n pouesr Asd after maHy years personal en-
,tsusa Ia ia aae Sad Of attentive observation -
H. .n.ssf.c4asy effects upon the teeth 81 nay
,.,tsrts recommend q 20 all rs safe. Pleasant
.ns .fFssaetous esnufries eeBfstaing ali the
xa.,tsltes ar preserving tAs teeth sEd gains ia
elsan. healthy coBasien
s''-@' O X LAWRENCE. y. n =
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CHARTER
STEAMER TpAHo

kswiy farnasAed asa eea5ppss sns especially
s4aEaeA fns sxcaFaspns Address Box 77H. 90 GAlI
- sDosss ~ starr Boyd baflaing
c. y. ExoWhggELb. Nsstss and ownsx.
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{ i:
DOCTOR SVEANY
7fs Front ST. Seattle. wash.
Union Block.
rNss ts~rnsa ane sksllfai specialist fnrus<fv q
the CITY Of Phsssaesphsa. Pa. In . graduate froua
irregular college, - medicine and surgery Diplomas
ana ESEa1A H&1G en- TIE Na3f o. Gt3 a11cA Macy
years Of specially praclcs In the Best Kasssrn hes
ptSass and sssea years Of prAGsacs the Paciac
coast thas cAALLEs GEs THE woRLn He
publishes no names % pasieats nev their dls-
eases. bat esFes shera. and II any ono to need Of
his ssr~tce~ eonsts his ability or desires rsssr-
eness huadreds u ssnans testimonials are ca ale
II his orses and thsy also b refsrrea per.sn-
ally - msny proaainent men ard women In
tais city Who have reesivsd his sreasmsns
when all others fail consult him.
-
noen from 10 T.
CATARRH snsis sss .sd . :. ssss.s'e
ssry s.e' Trouss.s 81 sais characs.r Tslisvsd -
once; cures enecse1 - soon IS possible.
BLOOD AND SKIN s sisss.:s s,. .ss:s
s<rosaia sypA4litic taints tamors letter scsemA
ana all troubles arising from an impure state Of
KIDNEY AND URINARY s ws,s
p.ia in ssas. sadsmsn. el.daer sediment in urins
qnsaey u; srishss disease and Ell dlssasss o.
bladder u both ssxsA
PRIVATE s sss s sgss;
ness. dwellings, weakness Of organs snd plea
fssuiA rupsare. quickly cured without pain or do
LOST MANHOOD ; sas . n, = .ii ss.s
The awful efscta Of early indiscretlons. prodnor
ting WEAKNESS Nervous DEBILITY. night EMS
atoBH. loss
Of ensrg y weakness Of both body aud BRAIN UNIT
ting enc for study. business and marriage treated
with asyer-faIiinS success Get cured and be a nan
IAnICC II sos are suffering from persistent
LA l. EssJ hsAdAch4s Painful menstruafton
isncorrhaa whites iatolerAeie itching dispiAcs-
merit os shs womb o. any other distressing ailmsnt
peculiar TO yoar sex, shoaid call on DIR
kWkASY without delay. he cures when others
fail
yUpUTEs ycur troubles n living away from
w III II the city. Thousands cared at home
~ eorrssponasscs sad medicines sent secure
from obssfv alton.
valuable GUIDE TO HEALTH. mailed
ffss 10 persons describing their troubles
once hours, . 20 IL m. 10 and 20 Q . =
Sundays. 10 70 - a. only.
CAUTfoS-Address all letters 70
DIR. LEyERETT swEANY.
Tis Trout 81 union Block seattle. waxA
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This agreeable and aficaeious Tooth Powder. es
taoshed By mora han twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction 81 the members Of tina
Dental ana Medical professions ~ this city genet
ally, and by them IL is daily recommended aid
prescribed IL Is as pleasant In the application ~
II Is excellent IN ITS effects T. speedily renders the
hseih white and smooth the gums healshfa, rel
and arm. and by frequent Use viii preserve them
ln this Desirable condition. Is gradually but ct
feetuaiiy removes tartar AMI desssosss the para.
stt!eai animaiealn which neglect may have TER
miited 20 collect and prevents IN ss further aecn.
mutation. thus serving M conplste bsahunsf
and prsservsr Of the teeth. Microscopic exsmsna
fions have been made Of the matter dep0sited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals ssieefed from
ali classes ~ soeetS ana Of every varsity ~ bodily
condition, and In nearly evers case animal sad
vegetable parasites were toand 10 exist IN great
numbegA Experiments were made for thsF re-
mnsai ana the ingredients used IN Lnhins Tooth
fowdsr we're found TO be most enectsai. destroy
Ing them INSTANTLY.
Through the kindness Of frisads We are spF.
mitsed TO publish tho following
TESTIMONIALS;
FoArL.sn or, March 7, 1884
Dear Ffrs- Being satisfied with your manner 81
preparins the Dsntfries. and Knowing IL TO be per.
fsctiy harmless In lie effects. I have slnce yen
commenced its preparation. asod u 10 my family
and prescribed IL 10 my patients with unifsrm
satisfaction. alsd new cordially recommend u %
the pnhiio be- ng valuable. safe and sffcaeions
gums In a clean. healthy eonaitloa. ours tFu y,
W G. BROWN. D. ID -
The following IL from one Of the mest eminent
authorities ia the Westi
sax FRsSCtsoo July IS, 1889.
Lubin Chemical Co:
Dear eirs-~If n oommsndatory soFd ron me- IN
favor al your excellent tooth powder known a.
Luoin's Ieoth Powder. can add 90 its desery~d
popularity and extended use. I can cheer.
fully sad tguihtaiy say 20 these who are In want
Of pleasant. harmless ana thoroughly etisaeious
asntlfries that they viii dnd thase qasiiiss AL
combined in your admirable psspsFs'ian5 aad
amer long acquaintance ana careful observation
Of It's effects upon the teeth 81 those Who have
made daily Of 81 ard fseFseaai eSpefl "f
it's merits for arsfiy twenty years, knew Ut hesh
inx superior for ths purpose ~ cleaning, prssssv
ing and beAgtIfying the isslh.
MARK HIGHLAND.
Read what q chemist says
Hs4rrLE August !. 1851.
oentismen~ have made cflsnliesa ersmsha
ton OF lahih's Teeth Powder and Hnd That ~
eorsttsasnta are such neither eheWseaiiy 90
mechanically iaiurp tae teeth. The iaaieio-ss 50
lection II the Ingredients and the evident career
bibite1 tn its pFsnaTstioH. commend u ~ harm
ls.s "A xegl a. ga ssticaesous aeailfries
a J SMITH, Chemist
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poRr ASowLEa FORT rowxsnrp DUE
L grnsss ana seattle route.
TINE
Past Passenger and Freight Propeller
AoNTiCELIsn
Commencing Tuesday, Nay a., 1893.
Leaves daily except Moaday as fsltows; seatsfa
n M Townsend 10 81 arrives Port Angeles
n IA Leaves PORT Angeles 3 n m, Pert
Tewasenn $50 p. m; arrives Seattle 10 D ~
Isahings. cisy Dock, seattle: Tibnsis Deck, Fars
Townsend. Morses Dock. Port angeles
AATcH HRoA
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rroop CANAL KouTE~
III kss Passenger steamer
DEItA
tcsryYlnK q A. maisi leaves rolmAn doek Men
aasa VI sanssaAys Aaa ffiagys 81 7 90 . "a fss
Ma ssssa, F9Ft fsnmasa Range. s~absck ngtAnsH.
90, IasliwEap q a5ss hoa4spex- ard ua1a
gsstF and isteEnsttsie psisf., arriving - issiaA
selty as 90 p ia leaves as0a CstY al % ..
- Tuesdays, ThafsaayE Aa1 sstafasIs. sfsselas
- THOMPSON BROS
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
UAsxos BLAND sourH-
STEAMER oLIpn

nssasys ard Fridays Scr Yves, side. oialla ana Say
lsnaInxs. Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays fss
East side vk$la0a. ChasIsaaas pssAoaass. sss.s's
Landing ana hasnns Leaves Tsssns svssr
mefnins except SUNDAY ~ $50
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change today. The dnIlns.s vas mainly
asc1oed 10 absence from the market az
large operators, who seem 70 have aaorted
. policy Of caution pending conclusion of
the SILVER discussion At wsshingtoa cisy.
ne bears hesc the UPPER hand during the
DAY and the closing was At decline Of Y
70 = points in the general list
Governments bonds-9ssady.
fetrois1m-cniss and neglected
ElLyER
bar silver. Der ounce, 73s<c.
Mexican dollars, sec.
FEsAncEAE-
Money on eaii-Easy at sas per cent;
Sterling exchange-Dnil: bankers' bIlIs.
FOR elday bills.
soxpA
M0sE.:,..- 10 10. 4 81. freg3 - -
" = - ecu q 4fzR
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