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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-09
Minute ! d'abord nous allons

me drez Ges nouvelles.
-MGiange Becourt, jeune homme
reprit-il. Humez-moi ca 81 vous
en- etes digne, je vous donnerai la
recette.
lie lieutenant proclama lexcellence
du cafe.
-Et maintenant, dit-il, parlons de
votre atfaire. =. Done, je suis allie
voir NJ. de Combes, un ami commun
au pauvre comte de Bertiilon ct a
moi. ;. II est toujours aussi original
ce de COmbes ; cest un malin COM
| pere, fin CONNIE Tambre, dun intelli-
gence superieure, ami devoue, mais
muet commc une carpe. On lui
| parle, il vous ecoute ct SQUIRT. Oh !!
les sourires de Combes, j'en al
compte vingt-sept. Vous Ell
doutez ?
DE vous crois. mon general.
A la bonne heure ST vous en-
doutiez, je vous les montrerals ce
sera pour une autre fois. Eh
bien ! de Combes, pour ne pas par
ler, nous faisait faire tous les soirs
un whist, ct 81 quelqu'un de nous
await lie malheur de dire un mot, il Sc
mettait dams DIES coleres bleues, mais
muettes F. sill ne dlsait rien il oDser-
vait tout, ct avec son esprit de pene-
tration, il tinissait par tout savoir.
Jetais sur quill savait depuis A JUS
qua z histoire de NJ. de Wendell ct
de NJ. d d'Humbart, je ne metals pas
trompe. 49,. Vous vous etonnez
que je ne men sois pas iaquiete pins
tot. :. Avouez-le, vons me blamez
meme.
Mon general, je ne me permet-
trails pas de porter un jugement
semblable.
-Vous voyez hien que vous m 'ac-
cusez de negligence, dindifference,
dinsouciance, de-.
-Je vous assure.
-Vous en- avez lie droit votre
place jen ferais autant >. Eh bien,
oui, j'aurais dh m m'occuper plus tot de
ces affaires. ;. J'aurais agi, moi, 81
j'avais su tout ce que de Combes
ma reyele. -. Tandis que lui,
pour un million vous ne lie feriez pas
parler, quand il suppose que ses
paroles sont de nature a lui causer
quelque arrangement. :. Je vous
TAI dit, cest un original.
LIE general ne Wit dams les regards
du lieutenant qu'un ardent desir
d'6tre instruit. Aussi, sans plus
tarder, ct voulant porter un grand
coup
-Oui, dit-il, j'ai eu tort ct je M en-
repentirai toute ma vie. car, sans
mon inertie, de grands malheurs
ne seraient pas arrives -. LIE
comte de Bertillon serait encore de
ce monde votre seur n'aurait pas
epouse NJ. d'Humbart, ct NJ. Vein
del. ;. .Ah pardon, je vais peut-
etre trop loin. .....
LIE lieutenant Sc redressa vlvement
CONNIE mh par un resort invisible,
comprima de la main les battements
de son ceur, ct dune voix ferme
General, je termine sans crainte
votre phrase. -. ;. M. de Wendell
n'aurait pas assassine Nine d'Hum-
BART. Je lie sens, je lie sais, j'en
suis Sur, mais des preuves, des preu-
YES !. :.
-Morbleu je viens de passer
huit jours Etretat pour les cher
cher, je ne puis pas vous les donner
en- cinq minutes. I'm peu de patlen-
ce, jeune homme, rasseyez-vous ct
ecoutez.
LIE general ne pouvait plus reculer;
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demande sa main.
-Mals est-ce bien vrai ? pensalt-
ellie. N'a-t-il pas voulu en- lmposer a
Get homme lnfame /! Oh ce serait
afireux, car je raime, nourrice, je
ra;me, reprit-elle tout haut.
NJ. Lefrancois, de son cote, remon-
TAFT lentement l'escalier. Tout entier
a son amour pour Marguerite, il
tremblait de la voir irritee contre lui.
-Je raime de toute mon anne, sc
dlsait-il je serais au desespoir 81
ellie pouvait croire que j'ai voulu
abuser de Ia situation pour obtenir
sa main. Comment va-t-elle me
recevoir ct que vais-ie lui dire
Quelque lenteur quill NIT a gravir
les marches, il arrlva bientot devant
la porte. Son ceur battait bien fort
quand IL entra au salon; il etait 81
emu ct ST timide quill ne Wit pas
Marguerite baisser ses grands beaux
yeux ct comprimer les battements de
son c9ur.
Mime. Morand vint a leurs secours !;
ellie await compris leur embarras a
tous lee deux.
Eth bien, mon enfant, dit-elle a
Marguerite, tn ne remercie pas ton
tiance 7?
La jeune file rougit, de crosses
larmes monterent a ses yeux, ct
dams uE elan de joie ct de reconnais-
sance, ellie s'ecria
| -Cest done bien vrai
Et ellie chancela. suffoque par lie
bonheur
lie lieutenant Sc precipita vers ellie
ct la retint dams ses bras.
-Merci, Marguerite, dit-il merci
de ne pas me repousser.
LA jeune file appuya sa tete
charmante sur lie c9ur du ]eune
homme. Incapable d'articuler une
parole, ellie releva sur lui ses beaux
yeux, don't le' regard await une
eloquence irresistible.
NJ. Lefrancols deposa sur lie front
de Marguerite lie baiser des fianeailles
---Oui, ma fiancee, dit-il; je remer-
cierais volontiers M. de Wendell,
malntenant Sans lui, je naurais pas
ose vous dire que je vous Annals ct
que ma seule ambition etait de
mer,ter votre main. Marguerite, ma
chere Marguerite, vous etes lie bon
ange qui me soutient dams la lutte
.Vous avez lie ceur de ma pauvre
Emile je suis sur qu'elle nous
benit du haut des cieux. Nous triom-
pherons, ma bien aimee ..Mainte-
nant je suis fort ct je defe nos
ennemis. :.
Marguerite etait d la fois heureu-
Sc ct fiere de l'amour du valiant
officer Ellie Sc redressa transfguree,
ct tendant la main au jeune homme,
ellie dit d'rLe voix ferme ct avec un
accent de loyaute:
| -Je serai digne de vous.
Nine. Morand pleurait de joie ct
de bonheur.
Marguerite Sc jeta a son cou ct
mela ses larmes aux siennes, pendant
que lie lieutenant radieux, s'eloignait
laissant les deux femmes calmer lenr
emotion, ct apres avoir dit
"A bient6t Marguerite.
La jeune file releva la tete; il lui
envoya du geste un baiser ct disparut
On etait arrive au samedi. lie
soir, il devait Sc trouver au rendez-
vous donne par lie general de Becourt,
En- attendant, il Sc rendit au cafe
du Helder, afn de s'assurer lie con.
cours de deux officers, pour lie cas-
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded Ia the Auditors once
Yesterday.

testerunys
Real estate transactions from January I,
1898. are s7,6s7. So There were fled for
record yesterday 10 deeds. the considera-
tons aggregafing s2s,96l. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co, abstractors of titles. li6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second;
O. A. Spencer TO G. Havers, lot %, block
%, Gilman park. and Others, 81.
Louis w. Forbis TO A. Anderson. tract 3,
Kirkland Gardens "a, $50
A. f. Hauser to Boyd J. TRllman, und 4
nj, nwt., sel4. ssi. sec rs, ~. 3. 800
K. Daums TO II. l.. Roihweiler, Lilo
Bunker Hill mine. SIS.
r. Daums to Joseph Groll. Isl Bunker
Hill mine. So
A. IL. Turner 10 Aaron Turner, lots IL
and Ia, block ~, Gilman park, 8, 500
Thomas GoSeu 20 Alice CoFiles. lots
and TO- block -. and lots 8. 4, Q, 10. block
30. Aherfeldy estate, s..
John Il. Sewell 10 c. ". Corliss. lot 8
block 4, Prospect Terrace ~. 81.
H. r. Philips 60 W. Y. Rinehart, lots 4
and s. block 10 West Coast improvement
Company's Ist add to Kent. $1,000,
T. ]. Jeiisies 20 c. NJ Robinson lot "a,
block 3, Hamblet's acre gardens. S240.
l. w Eptz to Elsie Bode, lots To 5,
block ~. Woodlawn 10 Green Lake. 500.
A. III. Turner Ia Elsie Bodie. lot ,. block
6. Union add, -. SO.
Fred +. Sander 10 oitilie h. Hess. lots s
and q. block s. III. f. Holmes. 81 600
c. ]. Garland to Alice Il. Risseil. WI lot
4. block a. Ballard's lst 10 Slaughter, $50.
Michael T. Nelson to J. \. Cooper. lots
9. igl and II block - Falls City, Si0o.
Fred r. Sander Inc. 20 III. A. Elliott.
lots in Boston Heights and other adds, 81.
Simon NJ. Preston, commissioned. 10
Beriram Mestheimer, lots :. . and 10.
block lo, MeNaughi's first; e'a lots and
s. block s. Maynard's. AMI offers, SIS. $50.
Friend H. Holman ~ Eva NJ. Holman,
So SCI. net. sec Is, ~. :, 81.
tsraw ford 4 Conoyer to l. ESie A. Wright,
lot So. block :, Madison Street Cable Rail-
WAY So
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD or TnApR

BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO, Oct. IL Whcat-Dull: opened
unchanged, advanced 80 on local buying,
declined &c on a rumor that the senate
had adjourned without action on the sill
yer repeal bill. rallied &c on buying by
two prominent firms, eased off and closed
steady. Receipts. 30e 900 bushels; ship
ments, 1900 bushels. Closed: Cash.
63ssc; December, 66s.c.
Confirm; cash. 3ss.c; December.
3s5sc.
oa,s-steady; cash. 2eHc; December.
27s4c.
Rye-43c.
Barley-Nominal.
Flax-$L05.
Timothy-$335.
Pork-strong; cash, si6.25; January,
$ii67I<.
Lard-strong; cash, ss.e21S; January,
$3.50.
Short rlbs-ssrong: cash. ss.5711; jan
uary. s7.65
Shouiders-s7. s7iSa7.60
Short ciear-ss 75l6 JOS.
Whisky-sLi2
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head. Market
for natives and Texans steady to strong
Western easier. Prime native steers, s.. As
as 20: medium. $5tf525: fair TO good,
81. 75G49 20: Texans, s2.75tG2 90; Westerns,
50 306i.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
steady. Rough and common, sos. Is
mixed and packers. 81. 25d6. IS; prime
heavy and butchers weights. $6.5o@6. IS;
prime light, So 606t6.75
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head. Market
slow and unsettled. Natives, 2.25@45 so;
Westerns, 81 sSed3 IS.
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LONDON sTocK EXCHANGE.

LoSDos STOCK EXCHANGE
LospoS. Oct. IL 49, Consols. So Lied;
Bank of England discount rate per cent
SILVER
Bar silver, .9a5 fne. 331sd.
KssLIsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. t2-Wheat-Easy. de-
mand moderate; No red winter. IS AID;
No. spring, IS sd.
Corn-Spot steady with moderate de-
mand ut As I'D. Futures firm. moderate
demand; October. u I'D: November. Is
Ad; December, Is IMd.
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rntronfnea hx RaxNltr.

TIE following notai}ss have travelled over the
North. y essern ltas th!s sammsr; The Earl Of
JERSEY. The sx governor general Of Ss~ Zealand.
Prince Yorihis0 OF Japan, The Austrian crown
prince and party. and tae cousin 81 tie erAr Of
Russia also the majority Of TIRE citizens o. seat
lie have p<sronissd the Noyta- Western line, and
they all agree thst IL Tuas iAe nness train IN
America Tie private compartment ears are
especially adapted toF ladies tEaveiiag sloSa. -
each compartment - a stAssroo.a ~ Itself, aai
the esss Is the sagse oE3iasFy sleeper. Sc
that Your ucket reads via Minneapolis % -
Paul aaa IRE Northsa esteFa tae- =. ". Parker.
Puget sound aEeni III Cherry street
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Gf bars. per ounce. s8ssG1ss,c.
&k1leAn dollars NAN.
NEW YORK MARKETS..
sTocK ExcnANGR

49, ~ NANNk
49, eSS, oet There was general
s~.s ~ ans tone in the stock market TO-DAY.
srg,. s','s.s ee'ng ahead. The close showed
g. = 20 / ) PER cent higher than the
ssss last nigAt
pessesH@sai eonds-Stsaav.
sns.- - I'm Easier aud fairly aeeve;
'S's@esr. Nls@7os.c-
- s&LEKE
saver. per ounce. 1ss,c
1siican dollars. acre
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ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER efIox

Leaves MsgcAsnss saek % q ~ MsssdNrN Waa
ESSAYS Aaa FaEsaYs tor y sss site Ct4la sss wzg
l&n1tas4. Tpe@ssArs Thsrss4yx xAd Szaardsya ssr
E3si -sse yaslez- s&aEsaaaa fSss sfosass szonsis
LaGzang sad Eaezna. I@aves IzccznA every
x.o1E4ns exeeps Sunday u S.3A
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IuBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
meat.
Contentmeut makes life worth liv.
ing.
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Ho2s are steady; prices remain an
WOOL.
Wool is dull at quotations.
MERCHANDISE
conee-options firm, l5a25 points adj
vance. Total sales. IL go uags, including:
1c.ooer, N5.30; November. SIG 6o1f Is IS;
Dscember. SIC. i0G Is .. Spot-Rio. nrmer
No. 7. 1876.
sugar-Raw. firm; refined, steady.
Copper-Dnii; Lake 1885
Lead-Neak; domestic. $3.50.
Iin--Flrm; Straits, so. 20 hid.
spelter-N Weak; domestic. $3.50 bid.
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Don't Angelina FORT rowNsBrn pUA
4 gsness and seattle routa
TINE GARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Conmencing Tuesday, May ~ 1898.
Leaves daily except Monday foliowss seafsfs
q M: TcwRsead 1889; arrives foFt Angeles j
y m. Leaves Port Angeles . n m: Fora
Townsend 9 so >. m: arrives Seattle 10 p n.
LandsngA City Dock. seattle, Tthnkls DOCK Para
Townsend: Morsss Dock. Port Angsisz
HATCH BRoA
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
rNr ARllNaFeS

su cowei, ssa FFAa Ma Mrs Johnston. p c
Mrs Nilsaa. 10 D 3 aerxAn & n, BIC
Mrs Richardson. 3 c Jesa kebnsaek. Bosten
Ms aexshcra. 80 frsnk { Rzlch, do
i + ueAsvSw. CcSesais u Neraua. Everett
A And-FSea. Portland e + Chsplu. city
mos a New faan. Fairh nante! Jones. Chteago
Baxter, NiEf fsrslss 90
tas han IewsA city poyeli, wAllA y al
rDEk Go r Mo0rN. - LOUIS
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TTooD CANAL ROUTE
I'll sew Passenger steamer
UEAFA
(csrvyfaE z =. natl leaves Csimaa soek Man
davs W saneszAys and FFeays ~ 90 . q. fGi
Eiagxton. Pasg 8&Esse. Bs1EsF. seabscG. Hef8aon
ftswMte, IAitwAEp , a1sA ho@aspoft and Nntcs
Ctr aAx gHisfxe4 ste roaats AfT8stax as Unisr
Clsy 81 8 -fse p N Ae4xes Entos CsEY 81 "a n
~. Tuesdays. TagssGaFs Ana satu.a4Ts. srrsysas
THOMPSON BROS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TnE srATE oF rnAnE.

sss FRAseIsco, Oct. i2.-The local
merchandise markets are fairly active,
prices being well maintained. The pro-
daee markets are steady and business is
dull.
Vegetables and fresh fruit-Heavy sup
pr; prices weak.
Potatoes over plentiful
onions-Eirm.
Butter Easy.
Eggs ~Firmcr
foaltry-Light supply.
Game -Dnll.
Produce reeeipts-~Fiour, quarter sacks,
esN; wheat, eentals, T7.4i0: barley,
~atais. 1876; oats. centais, I32; corn,
nsss, asi; rye. sacks, 200; beans. sacks,
-. potatoes, sacks, 217; bran, sacks,
fiear-we quote: Net cash price, for
haaay extras. S3656tS7 IS per barrel; bak.
-. extras, S.So0tS6o; saperiinc. S2eoet
Naeat-No. / shipping. si.ot,.6ioa9;
$50 A@S4; milling, Ste5@iosA per
Barley No. feed. 650s6Gi4c; choice
sv.isai, q se; brewing. 52Iset S5e: Cheyalier.
.sAess i.lSlor standard, and 75egs0c per cen
=, 'os lover grades.
A<, - wv fto, A'CVtSlVai black, sac
ssa8l: milling. Sl-i6aei20; fancy feed,
sa5iigs = good 20 choice, 81. 0sefsi 10;
s 'sa.hen TO iair. sscet$l.oo, surprise. 81. ~
Si.-a' grey. 05cesslU6.
CALI BOARD.
Saies we're recorded today ss follows:
afternoon session; Wheat-May, loo
s 49, N.s, loo tons. slgsit; ao tons.
-N So tons. Si229{: December. /, 40
-. NM's, loo tons. 81 l01a per GENITAL.
s,as -s1 December, 40 tons. 74;sc: 100
'SSse, ~ tons, T4e per GENITAL.
FINASCkAE.
,-seeaiss--on sight. New York. per 500,
ss1iseoant Sterling bills--Oa Lon don,
sisy-day baak, $4St.
SILVER
S.sei bars. per ounce. ssssI7s1G
As1leAn dollars !V9us,sAr
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iris - she ses; rue 20 WISH sno4 aaiFnfe fask'
ana enoa aAlnzie nop rzReh Both tae aass'
ara largest 81 tsslF ki2d ia the wmFl4 ID nol
tai 10 take trip Eext sua1As. FsEe oaly .. fos
TIE roand trip sss display severssse1sas II
aa4s pApek
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ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES
GaEA1l!
Rf,AIISS

Runs Buffet cars containing library. writing and
card tables barber shop, bath room. easy chairs
observation windows. etc, in connection with
Palace dining and sleeping cars, FIRST and second
class coaches, and family tourist cara Mondays.
Thursdays and Saturdays
Trains leave Seattle daily at q N for Everett
Snohomish, Leavensworth, Wenatchee, Harring
to-. Spokane. Boaner's Ferry. kalispeli. Grand
Forks. Fargo. croeksion, Fergus Fall, ST. Cloud.
Minneapolis. ST. Paul.
Palace sleeping cars through 10 Chicago without
change Leave Chicago At 1890 p. N. daily from
Union Passenger station via G. n. & 81 r.. rail-
way for Seattle without change.
Connections a; wenafehee for Lake Chelan. the
Upper Columbia and the okanogan district: at
SPOKANE for Eastern Washington points; at Bon
nsTs Ferry for Kaslo. Ainswor.h. Nelson and
points Kootenai river and lake; nj shelby
Junction and Havre fer Great Falls, Helena and
Butte
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky Mountains in
daylight giving passengers chance to some
OF the finest scenery In America The track hav-
ing stone ballast is free from dust
Connections in UEion depots at ST. Paul and
Minneapolis with trains for Duluth. West SUI
periot AMI Great Lake points, sioux City and the
southwest. ST Louis and south, and Chicago and
the East
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SPOKANE. JA3uAry III 4NSE
a,atisrneu II take great Pleasure In adding ny
detrimental 20 the s1csiient qualities OF Lasins
Tooth Powder AMI aftss many years psfsonA sE-
r.rtsne IN its use AID % stt#atvs observation II
IL at sfactssy effects upon tbs teeth ct nay
natisats / recommend q 10 al as sAfs. Pleasant
al sgscacloas s~nttsggces conslnlag al sas
r~au;sstes sbr ysessrviEg The teeth and gams ia
e,san. healthy condition.
O. X LAWRENCE. d d q
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This agreeable and efficac.eus Tooth Powder -
sabished by more han twenty years experience.
has received the sanction of the members Of the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city gener
ally, and by them II Is daily recommended and
prescribed II Is IS pleasant ia the application -
IL IS excellent in its efects l. speedily renders the
keesh white and smooth. the gums hsaifhfai. rel
land firm. and by frequent use will preserve them
in this desirable condition. It gradually but Ell
fectaaily removes Iartsr and destroyes the para
siticai animaiculs which neglect may have per
mlfted TO collect and prevents their further accu-
mutation. thus serving As q complete oeantiset
and presarver of the teeth. Microscopic sxAmina-
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 case animal and
vegetable parasites were found 10 exist in great
numbera Experiments were made sor their re-
moval and the Ingredients used 10 Lueins Tooth
Powder were found TO be most e1ectasl. destroy
Ing than instantly
Through the kintne<s OF frieads We are par
miissd 90 publish the following
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Eoa CHARTERS
STEAMER IDAHa

Ss~iy fsrnisAss ara equipped and especially
ssa4sea ~ sxcaTaans Address Box 7T8 or eau
a. g0sss 81 starr Boyd oslI4ifg
& u. BaoNZEEELD. k&sssr &sa owzsr
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TESTIMONIALS,

PoRrLkSD Or. March 2, 1904
Dear sirs-Besng sati.ned with your manner Of
preparing the Denufricc. and kaowing 10 to be per.
fectiy harmless In ia effects. / have siace you
commenced It's preparation, used Il Ia my family
and prescribed 81 to nay patients with uniform
sattsfacsion and now cordially recommend u 10
the public ~ being valuable. safe and sfscaclous
eentifrice well adapted 20 keeping the teeth and
gums In . clean. healthy condition Yours tru'y,
w c. BROWN. D. D. -
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imrefus 10 business OF all kinds, and led
70 frequent wishes that the same weather
vss being enjoyed in the grain-growing
sections where much damage has been
done By the recent heavy rains.
Wheat continues quiet. with no move
men. snd no change in prices. Charters
ss ssil high.
Oats are frm, and higher prices are now
obtsined for frst-ciass lots.
HOGS are weaker and quotations for
choice lots have fallen of cent per pound,
10 cents being now the ruling price. Ar
rivals today Included two lots, one OF
fxenty-seyen bales from Avon and an
other Of fifty bales from the White river
valley. The day previous los bales ar
rived in market A letter from the QuilIa-
yute valley states that picking has been
about finished there and that from thirty
five acres about eighty-four bales will be Sc
cured. This Is the lightest crop ever
harvested there, but the hops are reported
choice.
rise OF cents per pound Is announced
on chewing tobaccos, to take effect next
Monday. Tobaecos are not sold on their
merits as the quality of tobacco is never
Inquired into by retailers, the question of
whether IL has been well advertised and q
demand created for II being ali important.
Iobaccos are sold on the brand and not
% the make of certain manufacturer or
isesory.
Business along West street among the
tst and commission dealers is better this
sesk than last. and some lines of goods
rsye off we'll.
California grapes have been marked
sasn in price. although the stock is first
ease.
Wenatchee peaches are in market, but
DO not sell well. They are late peaches
and are not the right color to be grabbed
10 quickly. They sell at 30 10 IS cents
per box
Apples are in great abundance and Of all
varieties, coming mostly from Oregon and
Washington orchards. Two fine samples
we're received by one of the dealers from
Yakima. One of the apples measured
twelve Inches in circumference and was
entirely red
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For rates. routes and other information cali on or
address
A. .. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Pssa An.
40 l2i First St. Portland, Or
IA. SADEAU, Gen. Agent, Seattle. City ticket
office. corner Yesler avenue and Front street
Depot t.eke, ofica corner West and Columbia sss
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The following n from one Of the most eminent
authorities In the West;
san FnAscrsco. July 2s, 1889

Inbln Chemical Co;
Dear Sirs--f y comm endatory word rom me in
favor Of your excellent tooth powder known -
lnbgn's Tooth Powder, add 20 its deserved
popularity aud extended use. can cheer
fully and truthfalIy say TO these who are Ia want
of q pleasant harmless and thoroughly efsicseioas
dentisrice that they will fad those qualities all
combined In your admirable preparation. and
amer long acquaintance and careful ooseFya.ioa
Of It's effects upon the teeth Of those who have
made daily use Of u ana personal experiences of
its merits for nearly twenty years know OF moth
IND superior for shs purpose Of Cleaning prsserv-
ing and identifying the teeth
MARK HIGHLASn
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Read what 9 chemists saga;

Read what O ehssaiss saga:
SEATTLE August I. 1883.
aertismen--T have made a chemical snsru4n&
tea Of Lubin's Tooth Powder and Cad ihat I'm
constituents ara such nsishsr chemically OF
mechanically fnJurp the teeth The i1dieioas 50
lection of The nsredse and the evident care eI-
hthted In its prsnayatian commend 10 ~ harm
less a well a 20 esheacioas dsntifsice
O ]. SMITH. Chemist
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LILY oa THE avLSERT
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fear round trips daily except sunday.
In one hour snd twenty ave ninussA
rae STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily sna sundsy ,rtps sssitis Tacana
route. o. fellswsg
zAxfHa rsExcr
THURSDAY. JuSRL
TIME cAap.
E~avs TaeomA-s SO e:ss q m so sis n m
Leave ssaitie-s:i5. HAS q IA, 30 100 D q.
aEwpAT
Lave Tscons-ssso IL 80 q m s.zo . m
Leave ssattle-s go IA. 200. TOO p n.
LAading a. n. r. wharf Tacoma. saa cenmsr
eisi deck FOES Of MArisn street seAsslA