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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-09
Vrit Giirr's
II ton
&efauratton & Galptt,
3l3 2adaipanna Gbsnus.

Die WeHauration ipirb fets nit ben fsinfen
Selifatefen Der Sabresjeit berieben iein.
YIN @etrdnfen baIte ib neben Dem por5i9.
liden q. 8obiuionften Biere, nur bic befteu
Beine unb 0iquore, uno es iuiro mein Be-
ftfebsn iein, burd prompte nno rsele Bebien.
ung Die &unoen iufrieoen ju itelen.
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@efffeite Mnseigen.
8efferm OrefTeb Beet.

aubsr ben 5uei garIaounsen 3useribte..s .
bleifb. oas mir Wontas un6 9onneritas sr.
balten. smpfansen mir tdsIid friid ssftlad.
tstss 8leii9 BON eanbs, ftifde unb SaIfGier.
Butfer. Sdie nno 9anoprobufte iiberbaupt
Wir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der beffen
Bologna Wurf. frifde unb seiaI3ene S&uI.
tern. 1tppsn. @buds, &unb ftide etc. llnieu
Solo8naruurft hbertrifft ale anbere.
Gale & 60,
AIS Roro Mdte Gtrabe.
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Grant Gtetter,
SOtel nmb SGcferei,
@ainffraee, Ssee Narf.

Barms unb faIts epeilsn Fnb ,u ieber Ga.
9ss5s't 1u baben. Strides Eager ftets an
5aRl. lopie Bsine. eiqu6re unb gigarreu.
Vie NIT meinem SoteI perbuubene Bdderei
lisfert Elm popheIihes 8admsrf, unb peroen
ole Betellunsen prompt uno biIIis beiorat.
6ranf Stetter.
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Silver bars, per ounce. T3tG1S &C.
Mexican dollars, 6t@6i &C.
xrxiSa rrnckS
NEW YORK MARKETS.
STOCK KxcHAxsE

<Ew YoRK. Aug. 2a--Ssocks we're ex-
pecsed 20 be strong in sympathy with the
fFmnsss in London. The market, how
ever, opened below London prices, sold of
and became steady. The effect OF yester-
days action In the house on the silver
question was soon apparent and general
advance resulted. led BY So. Paul and
Sugar up 10 5si1 and So. respectively.
The strength continued tai near II. when
= reaction occurred. A; IL the market as
quiet and steady. Stocks developed re-
nesed strength after IL. owing partly 10
the purchase for foreiga account At
noon the market was hrm.
Early in the day the hears made several
RAIDS on the !lss and depressed the market
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This agreeable and efrcacious Tooth Powder. 80
tahlsshed by more han ssenty yeas experience
has received the sanction OF the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city sener-
ally, and by them IL Is daily recommended and
prescribed. II Is pleasant IN the application as
II Is excellent In It's eccts Il speedily renders the
teeth white and smooth, the gums heslthfaE. rel
and firm. and By frequent viii preserve them
In this desirable condition IL gradually but Ell
fectualiy removes tartar AMI destroyes the para
siticai animaicue which neglect may have pee
mftted to collect and prevents their further acca
mutation. thus serving complies beanpaef
and preserver Of the teeth. Microscopic examine
tons have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
all classes Of society and OF every variety OF bodily
condition and In nearly every csse animal and
vegetable parasites were foand 10 exist In great
numhera Experiments were made for their re-
movai and the ingredients used Ia Lueins Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most eiectuai. destroy
Ing them Instantly.
Through the Kindness Of friends ws are per
mitted 20 publish the following
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REAL ESTATE SAILS.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
1893, are 6,7ss. $40 There were fled for
record yesterday IL deeds. the eonsidera-
tons aggregating s7.7i2 Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co, abstractors of titles. fl5 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
G. ]. Russell TO II. s. Upper, lot 70.
block ., Sander Boman Isl, $1,000
T. Colbert to NJ. f. Remington, lots II
and II block 10. Edeewater, 81, 800
A. w. Pratt 10 j. VI. Whyte, lot II, block
2 Prait's ist Kirkland SIS.
+. Ducro. TO VI. Koch. lot 4, block 6,
Prospect Terrace, $50.
J. y. Lowman TO Ii. Il. Bond, block Il,
Nasie's, $40.
l.. Quinby to J. \. Wolfe, lot q, block 1.
Pltner's Division. SIS.
y. b. Wittenmeyer to NJ Glorious, lot !,
block 81, Denny 4 Hoyi's, $50.
IL. K. Dean 10 E. {. Morgan. ,nwN "a,
~. 10. $500.
j. s. Newman 10 l.. r. Fortune, lots 8,
o, -, -, block O. West Seattle. 81.
l.. K. Fortune 10 +, l. Newman, lots 8,
9. n. -. block 6, West Seattle, 81.
NJ. Peterson 20 A. s. Bannton, lots Is
and 10, block IS. Brooklyn. 81. 500
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LUNbVN eE"NN hNNHNNNE-
LONDON. Aug. 29.-There is buoyant
feeling caused by the large majority by
which the Wilson repeat bill passed yes
terday. At the close American railways
were higher, Santa Fe A bonds advanced
x. Northern Pacific preferred 3, Union
Pacific tx. Consols, 9s Ltd: Bank of
England discount rate, per cent.
sfLyER
Bar silver, .925 fine, sd.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Ang 29-Wheat-Demand
fair: No. red winter. steady at IS AID;
red spring, steady al IS 51sd.
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FUNERALS OF A DAY.

Remains OF Gus And -rson, the Unfortu-
nate Youth. Laid as Rest
The funeral yesterday Of A. c. Anier-
son. the victim Of the SnoquaImie Falls
parachute jump, was well attended.
Funeral services were held at the resi-
deuee. corner Of Cherry and Fourth
streets. Rev. George II. Watson officiating.
In.s-ment vas made in Lake View GENE
terry.
The funeral OF Mrs. Bridget Murphy
took place from the Church of the Immac-
ulase Conception yesterday. interment be-
ing made in Calvary cemetery.
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CONVICTED Of Petty L.re.n,.

John Doran and IL. 4. Ross, two young
fellows charged With stealing razor and
strap and shaving mug and brush from the
Standard barber shop. were convicted in
Justice CaIdweli's court yesterday and
sentenced TO pay fine Of 81 each. in de-
fault OF which they were committed 20 the
county fail 10 serve IL out.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
rriees Paid to Farmers for Country
PF0duee.

The following quotations are the prices
paid 20 farmers and producers by Seattle
besiness houses for articles named, the
goods 20 be delivered in Seattle:
HoPs-No old hops for sale. i5Ggl6c
ensret on contract.
HAv-(In car load iots)-Puget sound,
old. saS1i0 per ton.
GRAfs--(In car load lotsl-0ats choice.
~, harley, SIS p per ton; wheat. chicken
ICED. $50: corn, $3.50; cracked. sa3.50
nurrER AND Handled entirely on
commission.
LIVE Srock-ChoIee beef cattle. aisastc
eogs, 3ee3isc: choice sheep, 4,4a4t,e:
good hogs. TisGtSc: calves. large. &c; small.
&c per 10.
INNS, Pairs AND TALLow-~Heavy salted
steers. over o. lbs. per 10. Sc: medium, per
10. 2e light under 46 lbs, per 10. &c; sailed
hp, 2isc. and calf, per 10, Sa &C. green
hides lc less than sailed: dry hides, per
lb,a,s C dry elk. per ID. 6essc; dry deer
skins. summer, per 10. -; good winter.
E@l5e: poor and thin winter. 5ef loc;
sheep skins, f5@25c: tull wool. Csc; wool,
eef &c per 10; tallow, 2}s@3isc.
lnes-~SupeFior quality. per NJ. FIR, 81 so
@ts; choice cedar, SA500fa.b0: common.
Per NJ, 81
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SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. 29-The local
commercial markets are more active and
prices firm. Produce markets ere quiet IN
vegetables.
Potatoes-weaker.
Tomatoes-Weak.
Ouions--Steady.
In fresh fruits there are no material
changes.
Butter-Easier.
Eggs-Easier.
Cheese-Steady.
Poultry-Duii.
Produce receipts Flour, quarter sacks.
s,9O7: Oregon, 2, 452: wheat. centals, rs. 7s2,
barley, centais, 81, 1884; oats, eenta!s, 3s5;
beans. sacks. 800: potatoes. sacks. 3,s4S;
onions. sacks, p; bran, sacks, $50; mid
diingS sacks. AIS
Fioar-we quote: Net cash prices
for family extras, S3659r3.75 per barrel;
bakers extras. s3.5osS.t'o: superfine. s.. 60
@2eo
Wheat-No. / shipping. noo9I oiIs:
choice. sL02k; milling sto507Lo7l4
Bariev-No. 1 feed. 656t6oI.c: choice
bright, 67isc; brewing. 15vfsoc, Cheyalier.
sl.l5 for standard and sl@Lio for lower
grades.
oats-New oats. red. aocGsi: white. SOC
@Sii2is; black, S5ekfsl.05: old oats, si6f
10 per GENITAL. according 10 quality.
CALL BOARD.
Sales we're recorded today - follows:
Afternoon session--Wheat ~ December.
90 tons, SLi3t.; 900 tons. SLiS7s per
GENITAL.
Barley-Decsmber. 500 tons, 55s.e: No.
brewing. October. 100 tons, ssssc; 100
tons, ssa.c per GENITAL.
TINANCIAf~
Drafts-on sight, New York. PER 500.
iac discount Sterling bills--on London.
today bank. 81 So.
SILVER
Silver bars, per ounce. 73t1TSlsc.
Marian Anilars btafSt sSr
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD OF TRADE


CHICAGO, Aug. 29-Wheat opened &c
higher, declined &c on sales to realize
profit in deals made yesterday. advanced
&c on good local demand; eased off some
and closed &c lower than yesterday. Re-
ceipts, 5000 bushels; shipments, 5000
bushels: closed. Cash. &C; September,
62lsc.
Corn-Firm; cash and September. 271zc.
Oats-steady; cash, 2ss<c; September,
237sc.
kye-42Nc.
Barley-NominaL
Fiax-99> @$i.
Timothy-$3.3.
Pork-Steady; September, sl445
Lard-Steady September, $775.
Short ribs--Steady; September, $s.628.
Shoulders-$T2 5@7.50
Short clear-$s 259185Q
Whisky-$Ll2
LIVE STOCK.
Cattlc-Receipts, 1000 head; market
steady; no prime steers here; good, a. 40@
4.55; comm 81 75d3. -: Westerns, 81. IS
M3.75; Texans. s. lUI295.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head. Market
opened strong and closed 5@l0c lower !;
prime mixed packers, $250@I00; heavy,
$5.4sd565; prime medium butchers
weights, $56O@a75; assorted light. S. so
@S95.
sheep-Receipss. 1900 head; market
lower, unsettled; natives, $2.0o@I p !;
Westerns, $l25GS25.
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Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND. Aug. Especial. Wheat
Nothing doing. values steady; Waiia
Waila. s2isc per GENITAL; Valley, 90G92Izc.
Receipts, $500 centas.
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Hops are firm and quiet.
WOOL
Wool IL dull and steady; domestic
fleece, 20@ssc: pulled. i6@25c.
MERCHANDISE.
Cofee-options steady. unchanged to
10 points down. Sales. $3.50 bags. includ-
ing: September, $i5.15; October, $ia35;
December, SIS $50 40. Spot Rio-Firm
and quiet; No. ]. 1880.
Sngar-Raw. nominal; refined, firm
and quiet.
Copper-steady; Lake, $3.50
Lead-Firm: domestic. S. 12x.
Tin-S,rong; Straits. x19 10 bid.
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This - the best tine 20 v.sst snoqusarnis Fails
saa -nSsoaaaEzte hop Faaeh Beth the aness
anc largest af FasiE Kind IN the wnfta. E9 nos
fSsl 70 sAxs TYP nsxs uaday. Fare only u for
the round Trip Zee display advertisement Ia
tA2s pa pe<
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Trade mas been steady during the past
week with good volume. Dealers gen.
eraly speak in cheerful tone concerning
business and money Is reported little
easier.
whess remains unchanged and any ex-
pecled activity on account Of starting the
new crop has not yet begun. Export quo
tations are 81 cents for club. Oats have
declined 81 per ton and no sales are being
made.
Quotations on hides, pclts and wool have
again been marked down. the lowest prices
for years being now offered for these
goodI
There Is no change in quotations on
hops, but good deal OF activity is mani
tested toward harvesting the crop.
Some imp ortant reductions have been
made in the wholesale grocery list, the
most important of which is the price Of
salt. Liverpool has been marked down
sf0 and American 81 per ton. in fifty
pound sacks.
A heavy reduction hes also been made
in Rio coffees. cent per pound having
been marked of on package coffees.
Prices have been reduced on eorned beef.
Few changes in prices on fruits are
uotfu SthCe tnt tHst report Inc marhst
Is well supplied but not overstocked and
goods sell well. Fruit is generally ar
irving in good condition.
Just now blaekberFies are not over
plenty but sell at 81 TO 81. Is per crate.
wa;ermelons are now about rs plentiful
as anything and are arriving from Yak
ina, Oregon and California. They are in
gooi demand and sell at SITS to S225 per
dozen, while canteloupes sell at $3.50 per
dozen,
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For Rent

Best nins-room house in the city. Every
convenience. Location perfect Address
NJ. L care PosT-IsTnIGaKseEg
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TESTIMONIALS,

PoRTLANn. Or. March 2, 1884
Dear sirs-BelnS satisfied with your manner OF
preparing the Dentifree and knowing IL TO Be per
fecfly harmless in lis effects. l have. since you
commenced It's preparation, used 10 In my family
and prescribed IL TO my patients with uniform
satssfacficn AID I now cordially recommend IL ~
the public as being valuable safe and efficacions
dentifrsce well adapted 10 keeping the teeth end
gauzs In q clean healthy condition Yours ira y,
w c. BROWN. d. ID. :.
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poRr ANGELICA PORT rowHsxsp. DUE
i geness and seattle route.
TINE cARp
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MoSTICEfLa
Commencing Tuesday May zs 1893
Leaves daily except Monday foliowsi SsgttiA
Z G m. Townsend io:3os arrives Port Angeles
p m Leaves PoH Angeles D M; PORT
Townsend 30 y. m. arrives Seattle 10 p m
IAndinga, CITY Dock, seattle; Tibnai's Dock. pep
HATCH BROA
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oar selepnens il rs ses SCI, a. IN TIE book
Isouch. Auxustsas 4 Ca
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Ton CHARTER:
STEAMER IpAHo

Eswiy Furnishes ass ssrieret sSf especially
a4sesa4 fa- exturxsaas Address Boz -. csl
A. rsau 81 STAR. hoya s1Isasng
C. y. BgowsFIELo, k&s.ss anf osasz
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q to par cent from last nights closing
hgures- Later the bulls became very
active and advances we're scored all along
the line. ranging from 4 70 81 per cent,
the latter IN Sugar.
Governmsnt bonds-Stsady.
Pesrolsum-DuIi; September, SIZE.
srivKE
Bar silver. Der ounce. Sc.
Mexican dolisrs-5s5<c.
FINANCIAL
Money On eall-Easy: offered At per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, s1l2 per
cent Sterling exchange-Weak; A,sf1s9
4s2s5 for sixsy-dsy bills. and 81 So.
for demand.
BONDS
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Hooo CANAL ROUTE.
DoRT ORCHARD

poRr ORCHARD
NAVY Yart Rouss-Ersmsrssa s,dnav
aH4 Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot OF washingtos street daily sxceps
suaesy. a. SIS q IA saa $50 p m rss ssis
q IA u1p inciaees head Of Port Orchard. Exexr
saaa parties cAa 20 accommodated suaaAyA
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STEAMERS.
DACTFTC NAvraATruy CO.
WHAfCoN ROUTE
sTRS NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoNE
Alternate Following Schedule
scfSe SnkTK nAtIs- aoFSs aeCrE.
Leave 600 pza-.-. Tacoma =. Arrive ESQ am
Leave 800 pm -. Seattle Leave $50 am
Leave Ss98 am Pt Townsend Leave 500 yui
Leave $50 am. .Anaeortes. Leave csSa pua
Leave no ann. Z, FairhAyen Leave 100 pna
Arrive 500 sSn-N y. whatcoEn Leave $50 pen
Connects al Port Townsend fot Angeles. Vic
ior'a and SeaA Bay roate; At Tacoma with
trains ia west soa,a sad EAST. ~ whstoon with
a. p h r. trains fog north and cas-. ana soats kpT
san Juan ssisnds
IA coSSER-wHIDBY ISLAND ROUTE
IL STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
fer Ia Conner ami all whidhy Island points.
arrives IA Conner $500 y m leaves La Coaner
$50 p IA. calling Al same points; and arrives
sesstls 500 a "a
TACoMA-sEATrLE-E ROUTE
u sIk STATS OF WASHINGTON.
Daily except sunday.
Lw. Everett -. 500 am Lv Tacoma -. $50 pm
Ar Seattle. fe:iS am Az seattle. 80 pan
Lv. Seattle. 10 IS AnniI.v seattle. 90 pan
AT Tacama. .i2:&s PM AR Everett - s:ls pm
for further Informs alton address
h. j. kAFHBoNk. Gen'i Agent. seAttia
FRANK WATEhHoUsE. Csen1 Mgr. Tacoma
SorE-on and after september 1 the steamers
.sehome'' AID NORTH PAcsfcs' will leave seattle
q m daily and 20 through 70 olympia Return
tng. will leave seattle for Whateom 3 p m.
usual
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srArLE GROCERIES.

SrGAR-t Jobbingl-G see in bill.
Per 10 Sssc, extra ''C' in biol, per Id, bs-c.
Dry gfahulated. in Dbl. per 10, Csc; euee,
&C. powdered, &c. In kegs each OF the
seose at &C advance on prices quoted.
floUR. Ere. - (Iohbingl - Washington
straight per hol. $50. patent IS -; Calf
iornla brands. So ~: buekwheat hour. per
go. Soe; per ewt, $50. graham. per bbi,
Nss; or lob sacks. Sia per cwt; rye
-Four, per bel. SlS0. or to~lh sacks. s.. =
psEest; rye meal, per ehl. st2s, pcr cwt.
s@so. cat greats. PER DBL. s6nO0s6 ~: hom-
Inv. Ter ewt. s275. cracked wheat, per
eSI -, rolled wheat. sSGsA 80 uer hhl:
Whole wheat -four. per cwt, SIS pearl
oAfsey, peT IL, s'aos split peas. per 10. &c;
sAnie corn meal, yellow. Si,ssl per ewt in
tia 49,
hxASs-( J oboingl Small white. per N.
ss's12Ae; pink. per III. S'ss3Gc: Bayos. uer
S ,SASs; butter. yer 10, 1. Lima, per
Rlcx -tJohhsnel - japan. sAo.Nss =.
tssesina. 81 Ca ~; China, xA-S rer cwt'
pslFn rEks-t Jobe,uKl Fseld. per ID. &.
SALT Iobbingi - liverpool, s.lIh sacks,
ESf ton. Saioo, American dairy. Ealh
sssAs, per ton. $40: Coast, background.
iANsa SACKS. PER ton. 81. 5oib SACKS. per
iea, SIS; Alb sacks. = in hale. s. -. Sin
ssaeks - IN hale. s.. -. le-lh sacks. = in
eals. So
"a LAsp -tyosbingl-h ome rendered. ner
~ sinclair, iisrres. l2cS. Qaecn leaf
ansrsvs' ms; Lard, compound. tierces
;, S2f EF-t tebSiSg f-tsreea-~M Mocha. per
-t'se; Java. pes lh. -9'sc: Costa Rica,
tesleace, per IN, 2+'sc, Rl0. per ia, sSl<..
Aos'ed- Aroockse's, IN ioAga Gases. per
~ $50 tsNsb cases, Per ewt S.. a..
s.rss eases, per cat. S.ss,9; Java. sslle nn
sN pee 10, NAae. - and lGo.b sacks,
So Java, Sble tins sac. Acea Mocha.
w. reaoSFEy blend Sc, Guatemala.
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Iehhlng Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars. or the jobbing rates
quoted by Wholesale dealers;
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Observations taken a. al stations at p. IN,
ssth fasridian iins Is =. 70. Pscine nme.l
rprs At sxarTrs BARsos Yos Tas WEEK sE-
GINNING WEDNESDAY. AUG. 30
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IN. following Is from one OF the most eminent
authorities in the West:
EAN FEAscrsco. July IS, 1889.

Lnbin Chemical CO..
Dear sirs-~If aeomrends;ory word from rne In
favor of your excellent tooth peweer kns~n as
lubsn's Tooth Powder. can add % iis deserved
popularity and extended use, I cha cheer
fiIiy and truthfuliy say To those who are 70 waas
Of pleasant, harmless and thoroughly eiacASioas
sienfifrice that they viii md those qualities all
combined in your admirabe preparation; and
after long acquaintance and careful oosrrva''en
Of It's effects upon the teeth 81 those ~no have
made daily use Of - and PERSONAL experiences OF
ia uxrfts for nearly twenty years. kaos 81 nah-
Ing superior for the purpose OF Cleaning. pTessfF
ing and beaGiifylng the teeth
MARK HIGHLAND
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LUBIyS TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv-
ing.
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EVERETT R0uTE-
II STEAMER GREYHOUND.
paisy Sxc@pz $uaaay.
Leaves seattle o IS m j As m and go p 81
Leaves Everett 9sis n, AIS . ~ Eaf 90 "a
Leaves seattle ...-...-......l "a IS IN
S~ASsss Leaves &se<ssl -. ....... 90 p N
g1anects with bssss Ear Tac2n4A ash snohoxoisa.
EAaasax CeszeAn ooek foo as a sFspn strset
SEATTLE ASfs TACOMA NAvIaATf0S CO.
CiAEB TEULF. e. ". 0ooDuVE,
Pres. SEcy.
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MARK HIGHLAND


Read wha. a cheuis. says:
sxsrrrr AuTns' !. 1889.
Gentlsmen--I have maes chemtesi efaansn<
tion Of Labsn's Tooth Powder and ind that Va
Constituents are such ~ neither ehsmieAaiy os
mechanically Enjure the teeth. TIE Jadicioas 80
lection Of the ingredients ard The evident care ct
5000 - ~. r,.esratloa. earnmsad 70 a. . harm
lee. "A well A an eIfieacsszs 4safisrase
a. }. SMITH. Chemist
sFoK Ax~. January II. 1892.
c.,,,.nsn-r take great plesxure 81 aiding my
,~,r.on5.s "a ths excellent qualities Of fsatan's
Tooth Powder. and after many years personal ex'
s-ssrcs In .,s Csc and ~ sttsntve Observation II
q. satisfactory effects Rpoa the teeth ~ my
patients rsoon'rosnd : 70 ail - ssis peasant
80 ssncar!oEs d@nsifrios. Sinins 81, TIE
,-oui.stes fsr preserving The teeth and gaaas In a
essan, healthy ccndisiea-
Gx LAWRENCE. u. y y
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE srArK OF TRADE.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 2a.-The local
commercial markets are more active and
prices firm. Produce markets ere quiet IN
vegetables.
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STEAMER GLIDE

EVERETT AND syoHoGIsH RourR
The saiy eox; tast gees through without tfaasfss
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hatassas wharf Tresdays Tharsdsys ga
Saturdays Of a scr E1nasnds, Mnxilsso. ~
errsk MsrysvtEis f&zG Evszsst, lowell Aaa sao.
houa.sA fAxE TO kyEKEff s1c. TO sNSt
HOMfsH. SOC J. A. HATFIELD. AssnL
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STEAMER cHEEALys
leaves Hsfae,d's wharf sasfy exc<ps ssreay A
SOC p L. kOr frssxas es passage spsly en- aoasx
w H sEYNosE Master
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ksrk's York, -. aae; iosss. 81 -: White
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hest. -. 81 30; luos. s.: Proctor & Gam
hes lvosy. A., $50 fooS. s.. CASTLE,
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Climax. in I9-oz p,uS%. per ID sc: lS-oE.
4sc, star per - a.: Horseshoe. 80: Spsas
head, 40, flpes He4dsleck, es; AenEacky