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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DILrER.

]. ~ Dcugan, Tacoma; c. s Ge.ker. I
+. Ross ]. ". Kerr. Port Rlakeley: Mar
Tin GetcheT. Lowell: d. NcCollum. Red
m0nd: G. W. Parker. Fan City; George
Moran. wife and child. Mount Vernon
Emery McGuinnsss. Whatcorn: John
Graden. Msrysviils; ". r. Parkinson.
Or J. l. Jensen Stanwood. o. X Mel
lev. Stanwood: William pevance, s. Ellen
Victoria
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NoTICF-CAFT. SPACLpiNE, MANAGER
~ 81 the seattle Tug and Barge Cuxnpany 10
again on deck have the sole snanazanent Of
ths staapch taEhesf Portland. AMI Ae eav faks
others wao Ray have wesk IN IA line that
am prepares 70 80 tire same With dispatch and
81 popular Fstas. Those wishing sne service OF
q good hast will inquire board. or at etfiea OF
seattle Tug ard BARGE COMPANY, foot az Nar.em
street. near Flyer efaee.
CAR. A. y. sPAuLDiNa
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A popular rect &C long aro onee
dreamed he 'dwelt n marble halls - and
found much satisfaction in his dream
To-day be 10 can aT0rt a ticket over
THE North " esG e~n Lire" wszn the add
sd p.ttance for Sleeping ear fare fyetwe@u
Ntrnea pogEs g. PaGl and Chicago "a n
be a king for thirteen hours, with ssgr-
~sGn2arE-S such as solomon himself r4yer
Saw ard with q service equally as zu.od
the details e which would FIJI n herr
OF stn2y Tor the traveller, killing time
single niEhs. +. u. Parker. Puget Soaud
axent sJl Front street. Se2fte
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~ pgorrED our or sIear.
esser W no Broke an Engagement
ars FsS Resn missing.

@eh Mckenzie. q lahorer who used
- AZ Mrs. Elixaoeth loves board
-, So South Ninth street. tisap-
- y seriously November y. ard bis
&c greatly worried about his
AeAenS,e was sGN feet two inches
% sandy complexion. Blue eyes
ss' rnstaehe. He was q sober, in-
- fellow and that renierz his dis
- uae-s aieacult to explain He
sf,s : man named John Eastherg.
So n while drank TOO much.
aaTEe0sd 70 Eaetherg en- the nsS>t
S.sszser II. AM when he came home
ssesek IN tie rzcxnsHg he said Ia
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TIE trains % the Great Northern rail-
way cross the Cascade and Rocky noun
ta4ns in Daylight. afToTdIng passengers
fhe opportunity os seeing the g-auaest
scsaery ia America Ticket cG.lca. ST.
Front street
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sKw YORK MARKETS.

Srw yeaK. Dee. I1-The sPec1sasse
,,.vk-t auenea heavy aud declined Tor ihs
sr,s aour, Sugar, Consolidated Gas ana
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

Q. q pxyAxrrxxr or aarrcrvrv.r,
WEArHEE BCegAu
PORTLAND, Or, Dee. IA Ise4}
roseesss Tor Monday: Light rain or snow:
cooief. y. :. PAerK. Foreeastsr.
tfi1Sb 1ATss nFrAsrmEsr oy AGRICULTURE
vsATzKR BUKEAu~eArLY BULLETIN
SEATTLE Wash Dee e. .esk
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VANCOUVER RoUTR-A TRIP THROUGH
the Islands. STEAMER UTOPIA, j. A.
OfBrisu, Master.
Leaves Tacoma IL noon, Seattle Central
wharf d "a Mondays and Thursdays Tor Port
Townsend. Anscortes. Farhaven. New what
COM Blaine and Friday Harhor, going through
10 Vancouver on Thursday Trip
Fare to Blaine, s.: fare 20 Vancouver, -
For further information apply ~ CsntrA
hav
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PORTLAND GRAIN mARKEr.

PORTLAND, Dec. i5.-Wheat-valley. -
ell71.c; Walls Wslis. zoe.
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Oregon Short Line leading the downward
fnovsrnsn1 Then came rally. in which
only Pltfsb1rg Z Western preferred and
6. G. G. Il G. l. advanced more than a
traction. followed By reasson. RE losses
Being fractional The depression contin-
nsd to the end. the ms-ke. closing heavy.
Chisf among the losses or the dsv are:
Sugar. Ia; Sugar prsf.-red A. Oregon
improvement Oregon Short Line and
Denver q RIO Grande, L and the Grangers,
s&g1 per cent
Daring the week the market has been
errsEie In conrse~ Ia the early part the
repeal Of the snti-pooiing section Of the
interststs commerce act by TIRE lower
house Of congress excited q fsvorabl. in
ausncs on The railway list, and the senate
eaucus refusal 10 consider the tariff q1ex-
ton N les relation 70 sugar strengthened
the stock Of that company. which il the
acknowledged stock Of the market
Trading IN the bond market today was
very quiet. bat the tone of the market vas
frm- The sales reached over sao4, 900. A
majority Of the securities dealt in re-
corded advances.
The volume Of business during the past
week Was the largest Of any week in many
months. and reached total OF s. 600 600
Government bonds-Firmer
State bonds-DuIi
Railroad bonds-Firm, bat quiet
Petroleum Strong; January options,
closed. szkc bid.
Financial.
Money-On cali. easy ~ it<f72 ner cent !:
last loan, - per cent: esosesi. IL PER CT. !:
Prime mercantile paper, z34144 per cent
ctsriinR exchange-FIrm. Win actual % al
ness in bankers bills Al 81 ssz464 ssss
for demand. and sIs1n94sTs4 Tor SKY
DAYS. Posted rates, $4.s7Sa4 - ami
~ SCI q Is1s. Commerce al balls, "a. s65se
4 $50.
Silver certi6cates-GoJsc
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..su.. - ~.,.-.rv u.. ~.s.h~r p-e-
go - 80 oou,t-v tont~bs ara all d.v
- -. ~hs.f r.n,,,-. =, .r.-i, !,
sotholso. 80 - -. -. -. -
tne sAorss ana eEs'oAa asa s. 80 aoas
Osts-Tradinr wes uaa, ara aactnsiions
we're na-ros and governed entirely by
corn. Nav sod from S2i.S-s.c. and I'D 10
3ss1-. az which price IL vas offered At the
49,
- r. ..s,. ,r.or.
feefsaons -
qasntfai. Psexihg 80 uale
Li4s.ouo. agaias: asAooo Tor the Similar
period Of season year aga.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" b. Wiley NAvig Co g steamer
MULTNoMAH
DAILr TINE CARD.
LEAVE ARMvx
Olympia At :. ESQ m Tacoma A.. $50 q m
Tacoma at. =. 1000 m Seattle a.. .f2o0 N
Seattle at -. Loo m Tacoma at. -. SEQ . m
Tacoma at. -. $50 p m lolympia a. :. s:ao m
Connecting with boats for shelton and kamliehis
FARE TO TACOMA, 20 CENTS
Landing, City Dock. foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN /. WILEY. Manager.
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TroR ALASKA
Winter Time Carl
STEAMER CHfLEAT
ytu leave seattie January sad every 10
asrs alter unt.l further notice.
j. W. McALfEp. Masssa
J. a. CARROLL Agent, schwseaehsr's wharf
Telephone Ne si.
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SAN NcIsco MARKETS.
The STATE OF Trade.

Tho State OF Trade.
SAX FRANCISCO. Dec. 5.-Closing: Wheat
May, 8ssc.
Bariey-Quiet; May, slo
Corn-si2A
Bran-siS50 Ter ton.
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o0servatsens taken NJ ali stations 81 s d m
'stn meridian time Is n. m. Pacific fsmaL
GEORGE NJ SALISBURY,
Observer in charge
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AVA1U"EEtb = tIIF ItlDIA Uy GAys TOT
last week at the Seattle clearing house.
compared with the corresponding week
of la 81 wear.
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wArKs FRONT NOTES

ID. W. semple has been appointed gen
eFal traffic manager Of the Pacific Nayiga-
ton Company, With headquarters in Sc
attic.
Steamer Walia waila will arrive today
from san Francisco with q large cargo Of
freight and . number Of passengers for
this port.
To all probability the Puget Sound and
Alasks Steamship Companv's steamer
City Of Seattle will be pat oR between this
port aud Tacoma. and will make two
trips daily during the Interstate fair.
Steamer SIGNAL arrived az 4 80 n. m. ves-
tsrsiay from Vancouver with $50 tons of
freight. the largest consignment being
Oriental goods from Vancouver. When
the cargo Is discharged the Sigaal wii!
take on coal at the bupkers for Astoria. Or
Steamer Monticello made = trial tfip TO
Port Angeles aud pungeness on sunday
TO test her engines, which have no. been
worked since she vas repaired, aud they
worked smoothly. She viii begin her
regular daily runs 10 The aboEe-named
towns to-day from City dock with the ex-
ception Of Monday, which vail be her
cleanup day,
Steamer City OF Pasbia will leave Ocean
dock this morning So ! o'clock for San
Francisco wish full cargo Of freight and
the fo.lowing passengers from this port:
]. T. Little. A. ]. Wheeler and wiss. A
Bailey and wife =. T. Hess. Peter Harvey.
Miss Mary l.. Ais Aiss l.. +. Chsten-
den. Mrs T. Vaughan, Miss Hattie Z.
Baird. Mrs. W. r. BoWles ana child.
Joseph krS and wife. Mrs. r. Bancroft.
Miss T. = Muller, Mss Henry, Mrs.
Booker. Mas b. Wheeler. Mrs NJ. D.
Pease, Miss y. VI. Cheas,y, Mrs. N.
Kemper, Mrs. kuEh, 4 "a. Debnev Auf
vile. c. = Everett. lanes Nelch. ". ;,
I.ecxia. AlheFs Rosa. Mas n. ssernha-s.
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CHICAGO MARKErs-
THK BOARD or mani

Adh N0ARb W
CHICAGO. Aug D-Wheat closed with
a gain OF Nc for September. Corn closed
lie higher, and oats declined &C Pro-
visions finished higher all around. Wheat
VAS quite active within the established
range of 1850. The feeling displayed was
stronger Initial transactions were ct
its@1i.e decline. at bssse for September.
and gradually advanced rsGelo. sased off
&c, rallied lie. changed some. held steady
and closed with September at 55l4c The
easier opening was due somewhat 20 the
action Of corn. which opened of and to
the large receipts of l. iis cars. New York.
however, Was hFmer, and there was q de.
crease on ocean passage, which counter
acted the weaker tone. On free buying
By tho local crowd. ihs price advanced
and Was further helped later By the In
crease in visible being smaller than sx-
pscted. Gables came In stronger. and COM
mercia sdvices were quite bnllish In tone.
which helped advance prices. The weather
In France was reported vet, and was also
something OF factor. The sharp uptnTn
in corn also aided the upward tendency.
Nsw York was a good buyer. and local
shorts. who sold freely Saturday. covered
on the up turn today. Corn WAS weak ct
players were covering shorts and did
not ind sellers IS plentiful as they
exneeted. The country did some buying,
and both classes Of buying were In active
competition At times for limited offerings.
Crop reports we're generally as bad and in
some eases worse than before. There was
an active demand in the cash erowa for
the sarlies, offerings to 50 10 store a. &C
"a khss~ -
No. 2 yellow, the price for regular for No.
sapgem Der sold 81 the opening st from
ATE aoxn 20 52l.c. May began at from
sflSlskc, sold as high ~ 5Sisc and closed
Al Ssi,c. The activity in the cat market
aid not amount TO very much. bus during
tns session quite . good business Was
transacted. Even ia decrease in the
supnly Of oats Of /. -. 90 bushels the mar
kes rested 6rmer. Influenced by cora sep
,.n,bsr opsnsd Nc lover than il closed on
Saturday, At 2iAse. sold right ap 10 S9sse
and closed Al S0gsc bid. There was 5 fair
amount Of trade done Ia the pTovsssea pr
hat prices we're higher from the start, diff
frrsng in that respect from ths grain mar
k.t The market silEfsned IS the season
progressed. The receipts we're only 500.
instead Of s4ooo. as had be~a estimated,
and only II, 90 head 10 estimated Tor To-
morrow. January pork found buyers az
the opening a. sI2ss. against sIs 80 al Tie
close Of Saturday, and advanced 70 and
closed atsI26 Lard i les hlghsr thsn
Al the end Of Saturdays session, ami rita
7iso higher.
Cleslas: whsai-Flrm; August Ss.ei
Sentsmoer, aat.c
Corn--kgrn. higher. August, aSs2e, sep
TENDER, hA.c.
osn-ntShst; Sepssmber. S51se: Nay.
SSe
Rvs-sssAay a. 49, ata9e.
nArlsy--EAsy a. 1883
Fiaxsee4-Essy al <Lzts StsA
IfmogAy--Easy a. SIS
Fers--hlsAsE. ssessmess, sGAse. saas-
Any, aIAe4
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ENGLISH MAnKE Ts.

LONDON, Aug. 20-Har silver. % Tied.
Consols. 10iK. Bullion into Bank OF En-
gland, $4,000. Bank of England dis
count rate. per cent.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 20.--The Esenine Pests
London canlegram says: The stock mar
kets were dull today. The allegiance of
the speculative public induced free reali-
nations by the professional bulls. Ameri-
cans closed virtually at the lowest point.
Big dealers here pronounce the rise over
done. South American stocks were the
best on the market. on further fall of
i've points in the Argentins gold premium.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 20.--Wheat-Steady:
demand moderate: No. 2, red winter. Is
4d; No. 2, spring. Is Sd.
Corn-Firm; demand. poor; new mixed,
IS sd; futures, dull; no demand; August,
IS Id: September. Is Cd; October, Is 7s<d.
The receipts of wheat for the past week
from Atlantic ports we're 81 400 quarters:
Pacific ports. 1900; other ports. 10000;
receipts OF corn from Atlantic ports. 5000
quarters.
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INV YORK MARKETS.



sr IoRE. Aug. 2o--Ths share specn-
ss'0a today Was fairly active. During the
assasng the srsdiag was irregular. bat IN
sls afternoon the tone was decidedly
assas, AID prices ST the close we're at or
ihs best % the day, and ga &c
s'sass A. compared with the finals Of last
.sFssy. london vas = small seller ~
opening. n0t later bought moderately.
.@s we're at times sales 90 realize the
Tsss 81 last weeks rise. but there was
aFsnsSAl 81 the covering movement.
sH led the market, selling NJ 49,, 20
- and closing within J, Of the higasst.
preferred gained q. per eenL
esAeF leading ladyanees Of tas
we're; National starch. second
Fea. 10 per cent; common. llis;
s-s'ea States Rubber s9a; Pullman. Ssss
, - Gas, So: New lerse Cen
- ~; Chicago & kAstera HliRass. =;
$50 0as, Is; loxa Csntrsl preferred,
s.aao Fael 6 iron. Lead preferred
: Aeeaeco, ! each: Cotton oil. =. and
80 4 on4aho. :. some Of tie shares
saessd recession on the day az esrsea
~ Ninona snd So Paul preferred.
- fsestpss, So: Minnesota Iron, Ia:
ssasfn FselAc preferred, Ia: Union Pa
Mac. -
sc eead market was trregalaE in the
- sssa.oa, sal later showed consider
saStas tie mazkss closing ssEong.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE srArr or rRADx


sAx FRAScIsco. Aug. 2o.-The vegetable
market 10 heavily supplied: prices. weak.
tomatoes and onions hold firm. Potatoes,
fair demand. Fresh fruits. demand quiet ;
oil varieties in heavy supply, with prices
weak. Market got little relief from recsnt
arrival Of lines. Butter. firm: market
vel supplied. Eggs. firm and higher.
poaItFy. good supplies and prices weak /;
demand light.
Closing wheat-Firm; December. esIse;
hsy. sL0o%.
Bariey-Dun; December. ssl.c; May.
N.G
Iorn-si.37li.
Bfan-si5.00 per ton.
FREApsTurFs AID GRAINS
Flour-Family extras, 50 40e350; bak.
es extras. sa3093.io; superflne. g.. 50@
3Ta
wheat-There was slight improvement
In the general situation this morning and
values we're steadier. Operations in the
cal board were on = rather liberal scale
and ~ better prices. viz, s6s4@sTssc for
Nc. shipping, with ssAc for something
ehoice. Milling grades. s5cGsL
bsrley--PFices easv. Feed. fair TO good,
.TA4soc; choice. sii44s2ifc; brewing.
un@sc; cheyalier. standard. sL2Ses
&A4s
0ats-Dealsrs made a pretty good ex-
kses on change this morning. but
buyers did not pay much stten-
ton 10 the Various offerings. New Calf
frnia coast. s5c9;si. 10; milling. si.i7he
La :snrprise. 81. 2S0l l. 80; fancy feed. 81. Is
el0, good TO choice, sl.056S LIZA; poor
v lair. eocsfsi, gray. sL02heeLo7h.
Produce reoeipts-Flour, sacks. SSH;
oFsgon. II ec6; Washington, 4 h54; wheat,
erntals, 2,0S7; Oregon, 3. ss6; Washington,
zsio; barley, centais. Ia. $50; Oregon. So:
Washington, 81; oats. eentals. 9. 0a6; Ore
Epa, 90; Washington. Gas; corn. eentals.
lal; beans. sacks, al
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on eight New York. per sloo
LAe. Sterling exehange-on London,
nxsF day bank, s4s7.
SILVER hars-Psr ounce, 6lSe6I,sc.
Mexican dollars --5Its35iAc.
MINING srocEs
Alta. 10; Belcher, So; Best 4 Beichsr
lsls bodis Consolidated, i6o; hulwer. "a;
.aotar. 70 Consolidated California 4
vagina. si0; Crown Point, 80: Eureka
sea, -, Gould & Curry. 81; Hale & Nor
sfess, g.; Mexican. 10. Mono, S6;
pa'F, ao. fotoSi, IS. Savage. 81;
sss5ra NevadS, 81; Union Consolidated,
Utah, u yellow Jacket. as; Andss, -;
esaion Consolidated. s.: Bullion. I6;
.AsdonlA 10; Challenge Consolidated,
Consolidated Imperial. 2; Grand
sfae >, Justice. II; kentuck. 10: oeci-
ssatsL ~ oyermsn, -: seq Helcher. Is;
esesrlon, ;. Alpha Consolidated, s; Con.
ssi1ated New FORK g.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAY Francisco, Aug. 20.-Cleared--
sh Oriental, for Nanaimo; bk Undaunted,
for Nanaimo. Ereigh,s and charterS-Am.
bk Undaunted, coal from Departure bay
10 San Francisco.
poAR TowSsSxp. Aug. M--f Special. T.
Sailed--Bk Mercury. from Blakeley TO
Honolulu, with lum Der; sch Golden Shore,
which was forced back recently owing TO
illness of the skipper, bound for Sydney.
HooUTAM, Aug. 0--(speeial. l-Sailed-
sehr Ia Gironte, San Francisco. Arrived
Str cosmopolis. from San Francisco.
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Lard Higher; September and Janu-
AIRY. s7.57ls.
Ribs-Higher; September, sLs2lli Janu-
airy, 800.
LIVE eToCx.
Hogs-Receipts today. q, 600 head; Sat
urdsy, Il. $50; shipments, Saturday, 1880;
left over. 5000; quality. very poor; mar
ket, fairly active; good grades, steady;
others, weak, in some instances &c lover.
Light, s5eoGa.55; rough packing, fis5@
$40; mixed, s5o0; heavy packing and
shipping lots, s., i5G5.75.
Cattle-Reosipts, "A, 600 head: Saturday,
LIST; shipments Saturday, IT'S; market,
slow; prices. 5Qsi0c lower; natives, si.T59
4 so; Westerns, 81. 6o@3. 80; Texans, LOG
800.
Sheep-Slow and weak.
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PORTLAND, Aug 0.-Wheat--Valley, rs
eT7Ifc; Walia Walla. s5e167j1c.
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uooD's CANAL R0UTE
II Tia Yea sisAZes
nEiTA
leaves CaiSnAn peck. f5@f 81 Marion street
TBes4zs. EhaFsasy sa8 sztaFsiaE al q "a faF
kkEgxs8n. seFk ttATEssss N1sSmz IaaaiaE. sea
b~rk, pewzsta. i4slHsag f4tA Ho@1sFoFs,
I asos f4sY ss@ 10y gszts I&zs~s zics lily
"A e12ssz43. Kgsz&Y al San82T a. 8 a a.
n TA0N IAAA. AxsssG
Wv. G0oDauE, AEaaL
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yyEsr coAsr srEAx NAVIGATION CO

sTFANER FAgAII0N
Dispatches sses2srs far S4A Fsanclscs AuR q
ans fersatEAMY fhafeai&es.
Fssselg@E All sresgat rates TIE Lowest
Tscks4a aaa freight Fzsas ca be ass4fae. hv
spP'ylHx - J. .. CARROLL. Act
lasaa iAaek to0t q I aaaz sgfsxE} SezliiA
TssspAeSs sh
~AA sNAN 4-t.ANIaS sEEANEA LYDIA
a. huA fssAN, e4FFEtsz 1 Ettsd ssates mail
caves 1fF Y "a, .esst A&la stre~L Aaz2&y
ASGESs1ss an4 fF.4ag at4 q ~. sef FegE Taw =.
sssS, ~ah S%kA tsaaEas asa Nsw hasesn
Nekra SaENa TlkE casa suCTH Nguxp
~ ssAstsss+sss ~ Aae ~ = A4isssz & - an
IL p te~1s4 Fsae AZ Is Earsas H. Il . "a
- fgsaAs = ia ~ az - fF.say Ii 'F-sssas "A
IL A-s1s i f-A- - pa - p Tasssa- - ga
A. = Aslesz.2 seq p ar resst s..-... e. 81
J - 4&aG4A3zs AzA4xa@x 4sasx 4
k..asszs Axs2k Ras.s a
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Mexican
Mustang
Linirnent
for
Burns,
Caked & InfIamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters.
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it i'm a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Makes nan or Beast well
again.
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read what your dentist has 10
say about it,
Wahavs carefully examined the
| formula Of LUBIN'5 CARLO
| LIED TOOTH POWDER and And
that IL contains nothing that can in
the slightest desres iniurs the teeth
or gum. IL has in its composition
I sufaelsnt sntissptie properties to
! swssten the breath and make the
4 rum heaIthful and hsn. It's daily
! tise wiil help TO prevent tha isrma-
/ ton Of tartar and the accumulation
I of parasittcal ann aicElG so lnia-
/ rioas 20 teeth aud gun-
I VIZ. GlDDfSes ID. d. g.
I GEO. W BRAGDOS ID ID g.
4 GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. D.a
+ I. q. ALBIN, d. D, 5.
\ l. N. LESSEE. y D. g.
\ Nv. DEsPoRTEs, d, d. q
4 ALBERT FoRREsr.
4 C.P. BROWN. y. d. q.
\ GEO Z MILLER.
4 JOS MOUDY.
W. = 5. coYSE. l. D. q and n.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
/ j. NJ. FOX.
III u w ~ ~ -
I IN. PRATHkR
LuBIss TOOTH powpEA
makes Good Teeth.
cool Teeth make Good Digestion.
Coed Digestion makes Conisnt.
/ meat
Contsnsnsnt makes life worth
living
10 CENTS A B0rTLk
Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents.
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u B STEAMBOAT And TRANSFORMATION
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Pert Townsend, Anac9rses. samisn- Faifhavea
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err DOCK Co. Agsata JOS KINpALI.
Telephone SO General Manager.
TOR Q. 8 DRY DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLES
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EVERETT. SEATTLE, TACOMA. OLYMPIA
II route-In effect Tuesday, August IL
CRICKET.
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SUNDAY
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ana 90 p m. Tor Tacoma, Olympia and Shell
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