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compared With yesterdays closing prices.
isse lower. The large export trade in
Wheat yesterday reported from Sev York
simmeEed down 70 about thirty boat loads
Soshing in the way Of export business Was
done Ia wheat there today, and the mar
kss declined steadily oil day With bat few
reactions. The drought IN the wheat pit,
which caused the 6sars TO swallow such
eopsous draughss Of short wheat yesser-
day, vas broken today. Kansas rot gen.
erai rains apparently covering the entire
STATE. bat the whole area Of the Missouri
valley reported = generous downpour.
That, without anything else. vas sufficient
TO obiiferats the buiiish feeling which Vas
% conspicuous Yesterday. The European
drought cana-d also received its quietcs.
1t vas raining in England, and there Vas
low barometer over the Continent. That
lei the bulls only the California drought
10 place their hopes upon, and that was
not enough TO prevent cent break as
the opening. May wheat, which closed
Yesterday 1t siz.c, opened today with sell
srs 1t from 60:s down to 6o5sc, and no buy
ers at over 6olsc.
In half IN hour from the opening il had
declined to 58s<c. and did not show any
sA8AD "a Ae~ofSfg autsA ~ hoS aSD~Aeo sA4c
latter price. Trade in the PIT compared
With the previous few days business Was
light, and the overlooked brokers had
time to take the much needed rest. The
corn market vas dull. bus prices were firm
and scarcely Influenced by the weakness
Of wheat and c.ossd unchanged.
The provision market was strong Ind
prices closed higher all around.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
4s cars: corn. 2oocars: oats, i4o cars; hogs.
20, 600 head.
Closing: Wheas-Lower: Cash. 59Ac:
May. 60i&c.
Corn--steady; cash, ssc: May. 3s,sc-
Oats-Easy; cash. 32ssc: May. 321x@
3s5sc-
kye-DuIl; No. g x9c.
Flax seed-steady; $L3Q
Timo.hy-Quie.; prime. $4259A3o.
Pork-Higher; May, $3.50.
Lard-Higher: May, $7.55.
Short ribs-Higher; May, $6.57K.
LIVE STOCK.
Csttie-Receipss. 600 head; shipments,
none. Market steady: prime 70 extra ma
tive steers. - 3ot14. so; medium, &44l4 25;
Others. $3.5003 80; Texans, $3.00G3.60.
Hogs Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market active at SC higher and
oil sold; rough and heavy. A5O94.7 IS:
packers and mixed, S. 1905. %: prime
heavy and butchers' weights, $5.256l5 40;
assorted hight s.. 2595. 80
Sheep and iambs-Receipts, 600 head;
everything sold: top sheep. $4.9o@5. IS;
top lambs, $3.50.
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SHARES SOLD.
The total sales OF stocks today were u.s.
500 including: American Sugar, 5000:
Atchissn, AGO: Burlington. i.6Oo: Chi
cago Gas. 3 400, Distiiling. 2.i00: Missouri
Pacific, 200; st. Paul, $50; Reading.
LOO.
Hops-Quiet; State, common to choice,
aefisc; Pacific coast, i3fisc: London mar
ket, steady: holders offer sparingiy.
METALS
Pig iron-Qutet; American, $iiG9iA4o.
Copper--Qalet: Lake. si.c.
Lead-Qalet; Domestic. x3.2n
Tin--Nomlnss; plates. steady.
speiter-Nominas.
COFFEE.
Coffse--Options opened lower under
liquidation following disappointing course
of European markets, rallied on Local buy
ing and closed steady at unchanged 10 10
points ret advance. Sales, 500 bags, In
Guiding May. sis-io; June. $3.50; July.
Sl56stgIS 20; August. Sass; September.
$lSoou9 IL 10. December. STA 25GiA2a. Spot
cofiee--Rio. steady; M. :. i75ac; mild,
uniet, hus steady. Cordoya, La .8tat4e.
Warehouse deliveries yesterday. AN bags;
stock in New York today. i2i.c. s1oo;
United States stock. III $50 bags; ahost
for the United States. 3sAo coo bags: total
visible for the United states. AZ, &sp bags:
last year. 81. 5ia bags.
Rlo--firm: market unchanged: receipts,
<.ooo bags; stock. aS,eCo bags.
San.os--Market quiet; no quotations;
stock, IS 600 bags
Hamburg-Market quiet: sales 5000
bags: prices unchanged 20 = pig higher.
London -- Market quiet; prices I'M
changed 10 I'd higher.
suasR.
sagsr-Markes tirmsr holders not Of
iering: fair refining, : 7-is6e'sc; eentri-
fucsi as.tssi. 2FSc. refined, steady; No. q.
ssse. Ne. :, ss.iuc, M. 5. So AS S-le: No. =
: fIeR3s. No. 10. S-i6esS'sr; No. II,
st,IS s-u5s; No l., 5t&eta 5'l6e. No. Is
. 5.l6e; of A, 3 i5-ioeta.; cat loaf
iS-l0@1Se: crushed 4 lSpsTSe. pow
dered, s-ieas4tss. graduated, i-ioes
4s.e: cuees, S-i6esi'sc.
Woog.
rosrox, April 1.-The Commercial Rsl-
lsssa says Of the Boston weoi market !;
Sales for the week. 2.07i. zoo pounds OF
domestic, &tS.s peuads OF foreign,
against leo 0sl pounds domestic and
3nA.d.o pounds foreign last seek, ard
lss osto pSnnds domestic ana IN, 80 pounds
foreign sor same week last year. Total
SAFES 20 date sa9s q shr1akAge from even
dates at last year of Is $4,000 poGaifs.
Receipts similarly show a decrease Of 81
500 domestic bags and -. 40 foreign L he
market ~ gssslisicsi one. The nsiaEfty 81
the t-aae believe saol val not he Tree, ant
thew do not dare "a 90 business ca such q
hxxta
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Schooner Alcalde arrived at Port Blake
ley TO load lumber.
Steamer l.. J. Perry came into port yes
terdav with a cargo Of hay.
Steamer Maid of Oregon was tied up at
the Oregon Improvement hunkrrs yes;er-
day, having some repairs done.
Ship Topgaliant. coal laden, for San
Francisco. was flowed out from the Oregon
Improvement coal bankers yesterday oy
the tag Pioneer.
Steamer Utopia arrived at Central
WHAT yesterday With Roo barrels of lime.
and silI 60 II Beiinshan bay and the
islands tonight Owing To the Grea.
Northern being tied up. the freight that
would probably 60 by rail will now go hy
boat Merchants will not suffer, as the
rate by boa, and rail- is the same.
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DAcTric NAVIGATION COMPANY
III Tfnr In oHa nyfl 1904

DACTric NAVIGATION COMPANY
L TINE TABLE, In effect April ]. 1894
sEArTLE-wHATCoM ROUTE
Daily Sunday excsptedl.
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Lv Seattle. i 100 q m Lv whatcom. rs m
Ar Whstconi. 300 q m Ar Seattle. -.a.0O IN
stopping nj Ftcago. Anacortes and Fairhaven
and nj Everett: south bound. connecting at Seattle
with steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
SEATTLE-TACoAA ROUTE
Daily texc.pt Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Nv Tacoma. 300 m Lv Seattle. -. $50 N
Ar Seattle. ..I:30 p % Ar Tacoma IL 100 m
Connecting with Steamer state OF Washington
for fidalgo, Anacortes. Fairhsven and whaicom.
and with steamer fairhaven for Everett. Ia Con-
ner and all W hidby Island pofntA
Ia CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
STOPPING AT EvERErT.
STEAMER FAIRHAVEN
North b'nd Except Sat Sou h b'd-Except Sun.
Lv SEATTLE. 300 p N Lv La Conner. $3.50 N
Ar Everett ll:S0 n Lv Everett. i 90 m
Ar La Conner. 500 q M AR Seattle. $3.50 p m
stopping ri Edmonds. Everett, Clinton. Browns
Point. Langley. Coupevie. San de FucA, Oak Hat
Dor and UisAady: connecting at seattle with
steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
Wharves-Pacihc Navigation Co, Tacoma: Pa
ctfc Navigation Co.. Seattle formerly Bakers
dock. foot OF University strest); Nerchan.s' dock
Everett.
For full particulars. rates. excursions towage
etc. apply to or address A. J. MACLE ID, Agent
keatt.e, telephone 6&6: j. r. HARMON, Freight
and Passenger Agent Tacoma; telephone 81.
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND. April 15.-lSpeciai. +
Sailed-Bk Harry Morse. lumber for Eas,
London, South Africa; bktn K,ickitat
lumber. for Honolulu; sh Mauna Loa,
lumber. for Adelaide.
TAroosH. April 15.-5 =. m.--fSpeciai. =
Partly cloudy; light south wind
NKAH BAY. April IS Special. Partly
cloudy: light northwest wind.
PoRr ANGELES, April 15-fSpecial. l.
Cloudy: light west wind.
SAN Francisco, April l3-Arrived u
NJ. Griffith, Costa Rica; str Polar Bear.
Astoria; Kennebec, sch Spokane, Hilo
str San Benito, sch John +. Miller. Gray:
harbor. Departed--S,r Queen. Victoria,
etc; lroqnois. Comox; Richard III. Ma
naimo: c. b. kenney. Nushagak: Dora,
Sand point; sch Ralph J. Long. Nusha,
gak: Discovery. Port Gamble; sch Ottilis
Fiord, Gray's harbor
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gokEiGN MARKErs.
BREApsrUPys,


LONDON, April l5.--The weather during
the past week has been dry and, though
the wheat crop has not been damaged, the
spring corn needs rain. In wheat the
trade has been quiet. with little change in
prices. Russian was turn cheaper, and
red American was Sd to Is down. La Plata
stili sells to the continent. The American
crop report has caused some depression.
The demand Of consumers il not sufficient
TO control the market at present. Califor-
mia afioat was quoted 1t 25s. Red winter
parcels. prompt delivery, were quoted at
23s. and Manitoba 25s. Flour Was quiet
and rather cheaper. Trade. however. was
apathetic. and shippers quote lower prices.
One lot was sold at l6s@f7s. Maize was
little dcarer. and the trade was fair. but it
is now quiet. owing to the prospects Of
rain. American, prompt delivery. was
quoted at f7s Sd. Spot was steady, and
the country markets were unaltered.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, April lA-Bar silver, .g25
fine, I'D. Consols, 100 Lie. Bullion
into Bank of England, f236 600. Bank of
England discount rate. per cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. April 14-Whsat-Steady;
holders offer moderately; No. 2 red winter,
- ioj1d.
Corn-Steady; holders offer sparingly:
new mixed spot. IS liS4d; futures, steady;
holders offer moderately, April, Is 93d;
May, 30 Sd; June, IS 81.
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TIE srocx rycHaxsy.

kEw loRS. April Ia Sugar Was the
Aadsng feature in the stock msrkei today
saa wSs she subject Of many rnmors. III
vas stated that the American Sugar he-
snug Company had decided - publish
Us annual Fcpor; Of isss on Monday,
sa'eh Would show profits sufficient TO
variant the ray ment Of an extra dividend
per eeat. Ii WAS said that per
Vat extra dividend weald certainly Se
aeofs'vi. u NOT the fatl per cent III was
sa'assd that the sugar interests hsa So
esfsd pledges Of majority of the senate
MAJ Fvanens ROuId receive psoieesion 70
shs extent 81 per cent, and ihst the
ssesssi,y tor withholding tue annual re-
'eF' r. longer existed. The reports we're
~ Given Out before the opening oil oas'-
ssss' consequently the sugar crowd
vas The center OF attraction "heh
sss business Of the day sss Pc
saa Brokers believed 90 represent
operator Who has manira'a'ea
@'si Of The icals Isl sugar, were IN tse fsh (
saa 'ook everything offered. lacy Aad
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eAy FRAScrsco. April l4.-vegetables
we're 8 shade lrmer this morning. The
nesipts were: Asparagus. Isis boxes:
| new potatoes. 1877 sacks; cucumbsrs, 7
boxes; rhubarb. s97 boxes: onions. 81
tscks; peas. $40 sacks. Potatoes are weak.
Dfegon onions are firmer.
The demand for fresh fruit IL limited.
Four car loads of oranges were auctioned
yesterday at good prices. Apples are
higher. The receipts of strawberries to-
Gay were 1872 chests
There we're no changes In butter today
Eggs were weak but steady. Cheese is
unchanged.
The poultry market In again dull for
california stock. Extra stock Is active.
Produce receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks,
|H6iS: wheat, centsls, l.l6s; corn. sacks.
potatoes. sacks. 80; onions, sacks. 81:
bran. sacks, 300.
DREApsrUrFs AND GRAINS.
Flour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. $3.306f3 40 per barrel: ba-
ksrs' extras. $3.5olG3.so; superfine, sea
Las.
Nheat-There II no business on export
recount. a. shippers are out OF the market
tioverned by Liverpool quotations spot
wheat IN local circles is not worth more
than s2s4d95. though nobody is inclined
70 sell below S7ia to 81. while sLo2is6tio5
hch.ainable for offerings that are suitable
Tor call board purposes.
Barley-~rhe week closes on q strong
market a. far as asking prices are con-
earned. Holders mostly are disinclined TO
pell at the figures quoted, being encour-
aged by the dry weather to expect better
prices in the near future. A sale Of brew
iag barley was reported at 81 o5, but At the
moment IL would not DO easy TO buy any
great quantity OF choice stock at that
eaosation. A good rain would take
away much of the strength now
Prevailing In the market, but there
sre no signs Of even a shower just now.
There were no receipts of harley today.
tsing the second this week in which con-
stgnments were kept back. Dsalers look
apan this circumstance a. quite sgniti-
cant at this particular time In the call
board today May barley cod NJ si.o2i1,
being an advance 81 2i.e from yesterday.
Ne quote. Feed. 9aetss &c for fair 10 good
eaaiity and as. cefsi per GENITAL FOR choice
right, brewing slueisef Los per GENITAL.
oais-The market shows buoysnt tone.
Got only on account Of sympathy with
ether cereals, but also because the de-
hand for oats shows improvement. while
s-pplles sre falling off. We quote ~ fol-
ions; Milling. SI0-isafi ~; surprise. -
elSl; fancy feed. 81. DeI 22's: good 10
sao.ee, 81 ioVsiiIis; poor To fair. e,ces
ITO black. nominal. red, nominal; gray,
A2Ill3 per GENITAL
FINANCIAL.
Drafts sight. New York. per 500.
LSe premium. Sterling bilis-on London.
sAslay bank. sassls.
Silver bars. per ounce. So sefos,.c
Mexican dollars. $50 sac.
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Large Cargo Of Lumber.

The ship John Ena, which enjoys the
distinction OF being one Of the largest craft
aioat, sailed from Port Blakeley yesterday
10 Port Gamble, where she will complete
her cargo OF lumber. The Era has now on
board !. 800. co feet of lumber and. when
she finishes loading at Gamble, vii! have
almost =, 600 COO feet Of the products of the
Puget sound forests aboard. This cargo
will go on record as being one OF the largest
il not the largest. that has left Puget
sound for many months.
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This 10 s3i0. ees IS less than for the pre-
Eeedinz week and s476. 1877. e less than for
Efae corresponding week last year.
Trade has not been quite 20 brisk during
Etbe pas, week as il vas the week previous,
hat the volume continues ~ . good stand
Issoint and collections are fairly good.
#6oms important changes In quotations
have been made.
The price of fresh beef has declined 4
eent per pound. the wholesalers being un.
,bas TO maintain the figures At the point to
which the price was advanced some time
#neo, Mutton has also been marked down
b cent per pound.
Packing house products have shown
NAKED fluctuations. Pure lard went up
[sas. dry salt sides " cent and hams and
bacon 4 cent per pound.
California -four advanced Is cents per
barrel, which has caused a firmness In the
/ ence of home brands. Other cereals have
/ siAsned up considerably.
In green vegetables cabbage has ad-
ssnced to 81 SIS per 100 arh green peas, " hich
|dsclined early in the week, partly recov-
efsd 81 the end on account of light receipts
Ehom San Francisco. Cauifiower and as.
|parsgus have declined in value and rhu-
barb has been coming in 50 freely that the
EDfics declined to cents per pound.
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There we're died for record Saturday II
deeds, the considerations agyrega;lnc
si2 Following IS the iiss IS furnished
by Osborne. Tremper a Co. sbStractors Of
ilt.es. lis CAsrTy street. eessesn Front
and Second:
r. " Mills 10 IL. ". Austin. .. Interest
IN erses block, on lot 5. hsSek IL, Nav
nariis. sia.a1
W. q. ilses 10 4. ". Webster, block g..
Seattle, $Hs1
Robertson MTG. ca. 10 :. r. Hall. lots
/. = !. block 3. 1esleT's - saps. sss0
CITY OF Seattle 20 +. J. Huston. 10: z
hsocA /. Iyaeh & caiet2's. s.
Andrea MAX 10 c. q. Paason. 49, OFFS.
Of SCI. II sec n - I. 81.
= Neslsoa ~ N. b. Hanson. interest in
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TUMPo ON THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Rourk Two rouad trips DAHL except sunday.
TIME cARD-Leave seattle 80 m ana = AZ
p m. daily except sunday. Leave Everett
1918 q ard Sis n M daily exceps sunday.
Connections At seattle w IN steamer Flyer foF
Tacoma Al Everett with steamer Mikado for
saohomish. LAneinss-Foot e Madison street
Seattle fpos Hewitt avenue. Everett
FARE-Seatsle 10 Everett. Toe: round trip, 81. Is
SIS SEFF. Managing Owner.
Effective March la, 1894
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X Of sek and o \ Of sxA Of &c q d.
s. 81
il. B. Hanson 10 A. 81. B. Jaderholm,
nvA of -wL sec 3, -, s. -
NJ. 3. Hanson TO w. T. Jaderholm, nelt
Of swss sec 2. ., 5. -
ne A. Drisgs 70 q. w. Young. lots !, 8,
8. 10, block s. McCallisfeT's, t6D0.
p. W. Rochester 20 A. E Hiexins, LOT
S. block .. 8. A. Bells "a. S.
J. ". Shultx TO C. G. Paiscn, lots 10 4,
HECK %. and others, Sorshern Pacific.
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BAY. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYpIA THOMPSON

For Edmonds. Everett Clinton. Langley. Csape
Vile. ItsalAdy, fidalgs City, Anaeortss, 9apish,
fairhavsn. Sehome and VIVA com leaving seasfie
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays Mt Z. m
Returning. leaves xhstcom wedncsdays Fridays
and Sundays At $50 . m. landing ~ ciiy Dock
THOMPSON BHOA
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARkEr.

PORTLAND. April A.-Whsat-Quiet At
bteady. Valley. s5c: Walla Wslla, 7S076c
M cnutal
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nsny Followers. whose purch ases ssut In.
hkufes Up to %. an advance Of 81. per cent.
On yesseFcay's close. at which price = hiatt
80 called soms Of the traders asteupsed
Issiize profits. and sent the quotations
uvsa 20 ~ Renewed buying caused
I-s,y 70 VIA which vas followed by : re-
.c.lon 70 - with finai recovery 10 o..
.vins gain on the dsy Of TX. The
u.osscttons IA ail the rest Of the list ala
Hos squai the deaiings In sugar, the ouiv
o.nsfs snosing moderate activity being
on'c.eo Gas, which rose y per cent. re-
.c'ed q and rallied y. closing even on thu
usy, and 81 Paul, winch auctuated within
hmis OF * per cent and closed AZ the
nisness figure. The general market closed
ufm. out Irregular, compared with the
.ast sales OF yesterday. The losses vsre
irsctionai. except for . decline of IL in
aowa Central preferred aad mar cant In
Rubber preferred. The gains did mot sr.
ceed q per cent, except for ST. p.nl
minneapolis Il Manitoba, which rose AZ
per cent. dividend of. and New YORK.
New Haven 4 Hartford, which cold nm
about IL per cent
The bond market was fairly active.
State bonds-Dugl.
Railroad bonds--Stronesr.
fssroieum-Steady; Pennsylvsuia oil
sa'ss. none; April option salss, none:
Lima osl sales. nons.
IAFoRTs AND ExPoRn
The imports for the week at New York
we're; Dry goods. 81, 4s3 ,982; general mer.
ensndiss .. s6i. so2: specie gold, $5a6 ,3si;
The exports Of specie from the port Of
New York for the week amounted 10
S.SS, os4 IN gold and $5ii .547 in silver.
BANK STATEMENT.
Following Is the bank statement for the
wesk ending today. ~ compared with
the preceding week:
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REAL ESTATE SALES.


Real estate transactions since January |.
isot. are 81 So. Sa There we're filed tor rec.
ord during the past week - aeeis. the con-
sderstlons asgregating slla 100. Follow
ing Is the record OF GAe pas - eck by DAYS.
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aosToN sToCk kxcHANG z

RosroS, April IL Closing:
Atealsaa ......-.- tass burlington ..+--e- s3ss
Bell Tslrp&eas. .- - Nsxicsa ....-.s.+- 60
san hlSso. ,.---.-- ..
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WILEY NAVIGATION Co

g WILEY NAVIGATION Co
Seattle. Tacoma and Olympia
Route
STEAMER MULrNoMAH
Leaves Seattle daily at loo p -
eEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE,
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Leaves Seattle daily at 500 q. M. and 500 o. -
FARE To TACOMA SO CENTS
Lsnding-City Dock foot of Main Street: Com.
merciai Dock. Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Manager
Telephone s33
DACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follow:
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
'oFia. at a IN passengers received on board o.
a M April 5. 9. Is, is 20 and Is.
For Alaska. April Is and a
From san Francisco. Cor Victoria and Puee,
Sound ports nj = H. Arrt s. 10, IS, 90 IS. so
Tickets may 10 obtained at the Office of tie COM
rsny. III ocean deck. seattle
oooDALt. PERKINS a CO.
General gents san Franc sea
H. JOHNSON. 4 = sart. seattle
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read what your dentist has to
say about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIS'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that it contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injure the teeth
or gum. 1t has In its composition
sufficient antisep;ic properties TO
.vee.en the breath and make the
gnm hesgthfui and firm It's daily
use will help TO prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and thu accumulation
Of uArasiticai amin aicusr 80 inlu-
rioiss to teeth and gum
w r. GIDDiS6S. u. ID. s.
GEO W. BPAGDON. ID. ID. 9.
GFo. NJ. FAULKNER. d. ID. s.
Il. q. ALBIN. u. u. :.
I. II. LFSSEY. u. d. 8.
II DEspoRTEs, d. D. 8
ALBERT ]. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN. d. d. 8.
GEO. l.. MILLER.
JOS. M0TpI.
". e. 3. 'coYSE, 1. d. $. and II.
r. G. ID. :.
G. q. GRIFFIN.
I'M. FOX.
]. W. PUTNAM.
IN. PRAI HER
7 rUBrSs TOOTH POWDER
+ makes Good Teeth.
{ Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
. Good Digestion makes Content
/ meat an.
[ living
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Tn EFFECT MARCH :. 1894

TN EFFECT MARCH &, 1894
STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LATE yEsLER WHARF At p. =.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAY Us AND THURSDAYS
For Edmoads. Clinton, Browns Point. Langley
TtsAiady. Ffdalgo City. Anacortes. Samish And
Whatcom, and on Thursdays going throuah to
Blaine and SemIahmoo. Returning leave What
com Monday Wednesday. Saturday ~ n m.
Fare to whatconn, u. 10: Freign. to Whatcom 81
e. d. BRowNFIELD. Managing Owne,.
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OALY HIGHT MONDAY. I'M CAN
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC. IL, lese
Leaves Seattle. TOO = IN: Townsend. lO:S =
-; DunGsssss 1900 m arrives Port Amer
l:So p. m leaves Port nscies, $3.50 D m Leaves
Port Iewasend. 600 p m arrives seattle o a
I'm CITY DOCK Co.. seattle Areuta
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Ell OF rrn rYEx-

Ely OF 1R1 -YxY4k.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fer feusa sssps dssy. sxeepe Sunday,
In one hoax ana swes.y.avs ai0assA
the STEAMER syLYEK-
nsgslas laiiy txipa ssass,s Tsesna fsass. = ~
3AKrya EYYDcY
THURSDAY. DEG II
vrHR Cana
fAsws ssasos-s:33. s:&S = n. 1:1s. 80 -
Lave Tacema-eoo IL :3oA n. Sc. o:ASA =.
0anlay-
Leave seastie-7 40 . -, 1880 p -
Leave Tacoms-e;3o . N. Asoo p -
Landing q y. 2. wharf Tacoma. 81 Oum0N
81 1eck foos ~ 1axioa sesoek oeoanaA
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.'oR TIE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Tske The Pas and Coaa mo4soas
STEAMER GENERAL cAsBr

Far ssFeh%fss sidney. CsaTlsssea Dry nos-k. Rre-
merton EecAsgr. fEacySsa. kico, rssvsrsA.e
ard !alsg mediate pasta Leaves usrrsaSiaas
Sas-G ~ Goat az Wsshinxtsn stxrss. AZ 90 = IA.
daily skesps suusaF. reEsTsaAz al 3 so "a
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EVERETT AND sNoHoxIsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT
MARE,

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves City wharf Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
Saturdays at q m for Edmonds Mukiltso Ev-
erett. Marysvilie. East Everett, Lowell and 5no-
homish FARE TO EVERETT SOC; ROUND
TRIP, soc: TO SNoHoMIsH, soc.
]. A. HATFIELD Aren't