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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Next session begins OCTOBER I, 1894. Ex-
penses Of students willing 10 teach two years In
the public schools OF Virginia. board. fuel, lights
and washing. sl0 per month; medical Zee. 50;
other students. FROM sl2 TO sl4 per month
Tuition fee charged against each student not
willing 10 take pledge to teach. tlHjO per
half session. LYON q. TYLER.
President.
Send tor catalogue. IL lS-eDdtOcl
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There are now more than 1900 prisoners
on the rolls OF the Virginia penitentary-
the largest number ever there in the
history of the institution.
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We have seen a letter from the ONCE
Of the Massachusetts Board OF Health
high authority, indeed--praising the ar
ticle on the health statistics OF Rich
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PRICES LOWER THAN EYER,
PRICES CUT WAY DOWN.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS

Ask for those 25c. Madras Organizes In
stripes. entirely new, now Zoe.
Irish Lawns, In pink and old rose, %.
Irish Lawns. In dark shades. sold at
Is 2-3c, now l-3c.
We have placed on this sale Blue storm
Serge at IS 2-3c. 80,
Black Jaconet. with white, now sac;
very sheer O.
Look at the Remnant Counter OF sum
mer Goods; prices will surprise you.
: 600 wards of Brown Cotton, one yard
1000 Yards of Unbleached Jeans, price
Zoe; at this sale 6iic.
800 yards Cotton Ribbons now &c.
We are selling No. = Satin Ribbon, all
colors. 2Sc. piece ,,,,,y ,,,,,,
PRICES.
Umbrella Clasps zoe.
Neil-Pins. lie.
Belt-Pins, 20c
Belt-Buckles. in all styles.
Sterling Souvenir Spoons.
Corsage SwOrd-Pin.
Rings in amethyst, emerald, and garnet
25c
Solid Silver Thimbles.
Silver Ventilated Carriers. l2lzc.
Ladies' Link Cuff Buttons.
Mems Gold Rings, 75c.
PERFUMERIES.
Florida Toilet Water. 25c.-large bottle
and good quality. ,
Bay-Rum. good quality, large bottle
19c. -,
Finest Perfumeries at Csc an ounce. We
furnish bottles in the following:
White Lilac. New Mown Hay,
Wedding March, White Rose,
Tea Rose, MOSS hose
White Hellotrope, Apple Blossom,
Bridal Bouquet, HehotIope'
Rose Jockey Club,
Patchouly, StephahotS'
Fonerdins Smellng-Salts, 25c.
Sachet- Powders of all kinds.
Toilet Waters in small and large bot
ties. .,
Lettuce Cream Beautlfler, 4oc. bottle.
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OFFICE OF COMR JACKSON,
1923 EAST MAIN STREET,
DIDIl NnNn VA IlIX a 1s4t

w EAN 7 VI MN = 7 ItFDIl
RICHMOND. VA, July 81, l&f.
All creditors OF the estate of said Moses
Rose, deceased. are hereby notified thai
I have fixed on my office in the city OF
Richmond, as the place, and THURSDAY,
the I'D day OF August. 1894. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ az the time TO proceed to take
the foregoing account, when and where
they will attend and prove their claims
against said estate.
Given under my hand this 3lst day OF
July. 1894. G. CARLTON JACKSON.
au 1-W4t Commissioner.
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Mn DO sure 70 pIsssA yssa
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Our best FRENCH GINGHAMS that
sold at 70 and Boo. are now Il lie. yard.
our best AMERICAN GINGHAMS that
sold at II lie. are now l-3c. yard.
OUTING CLOTHS that sold at lcc. are
now Sc
OUTING CLOTHS that sold at ~ lie.
are now l-4c.
CRINKLED CHALLIES AND COR
DETTES that sold al IL l-2c. are now DC.
SATINES, in the best styles and grades,
that sold at IL l-2c. are now and l-4c
DUCKS In the most styush fsures' tha'
sold at " I-2c. are now l-3o.
DIMITIES. ORGANDIE LAWNS, AND
IRISH LAWNS that sold at II l-2c. are
now S l-3c.
BLACK PLAID AND STRIPED MUS
LINS. best black. sold at IL lie, are
now S I-3c.
Hundreds of remnants of all kinds Of
Wash Goods at half price.
The best and prettiest coItcN
CREPES, in all the light coiors' az Il l-Zc'
a yard. ,,,,,,,.
We are selling our WOOL CHALLitS
that cost is lie at 6 1-4c yard.
we show an immense and new stock OF
ALI.WOOI. STORM SERGES at 81 lie.
for forty inches; at soc. for the forty-hve
inches. Extra good quality.
See the ALL-WOOL HOPSACKiNGS,
all coiors, forty-inch at 35c.
All kinds OF Dress Goods at greatly re-
duced prices.
We offer extra values in SHEETS,
PILLOW AND BOLSTER CASES,
hemmed and ready for use. Full-size
pillow Cases at 10. II IL, and Sc.
Bolster Cases, best grades. two yards
long. at S0c. Sheets. full sizes, best
goods, at 50, S., Co. 65, S. and 75c. Don't
bother with making up these articles when
you can buy them at such prices
Great reductions in a lot OF Ladies'
Soiled Muslin Underwear.
We carry every article in Ladies Mus
lin Underwear az lowest prices.
You will find our store during this hot
spell the most pleasant and coolest place
in the city to shop In. We have electric
fans to make 1t pleasant for you.
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal;
Mrs. L. &. PEYTOS, Associate Principal

Tho 22d session will begin WEDNESDAY,
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

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EDUCATIONAL.
JAMES NELSON, N: 4

NHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL,
~ Charlotte Hall. ST. Mays county. Nd. ono
hundred and twenty first year thorough acs-
demtc instruction under military discipline.
Heslthfui location at tho historic cool
Springs In proximity 10 Baltimore and wash
Ington. GEORGE NJ. THOMAS A. VI"
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ssSossuo mon hoseon = expcrtod from this
Ahs suo-tfeasury Supplied $40 90
= ne amount shipped from here. the
aufnishinglths rsst The shipments
neavy ~ reason Of the fae4 that bsass
- cnsnss sss scarce. and gold 70 sent
=. ara 70 msss the feQusrementa The
$3.50 sns psnenfs had . slightly DEPRESSING
auencs on the stock exchange duysnT
ny earlier part at the dsy. bat ss no
ame c.ussd any great pressure TO seu. aad
~ tas later dealings was not . factor in
me speculation. which VS. very strong
.uhng the last hour Of basiness.
~ - not expected that so.d sx-
pofss VIII reach serious proportions.
ne sxrhaugs mar kes does not warrant
Il, the margin Of profit being slssht and
s.Ces the London gold reserve Is q the
high point. and the continent il nov 81.
1efinR special Inducements tor the yelsow
- ihessfors nssshsr in speculative
aos 10 ofnef financial or business circles 10
sne seeks outflow OF gDld rsRarded with
.ppfsSension. The share market opened
urn and made fractional advance. but
HON lack OF buyers prices Gagged on
snkauy, the hsaviness being increased
somewhat By the reported specie ship
ments, which encouraged the bears to .
generalization against values. Offerings
e inausurats downward movement met
with no saccsss. the speculation becoming
sssgnans with American Tobacco and
some few Of the other speciAities. 30
cnsnEss 81 importance took place until
shortly before the bsgi ing Of tho last
hour OF business. ABB hat time good
buyers came into the Akkss, to whose
purchases prices quickly responded, and
the appreciation In values continued - the
close. the finai deaiinRs being decidedly
strong in tone. The late advance was In
the nature Of litsis surprise on the part
Of the bulls 20 the bsars, who had failed to
weaken the confidsncs Of holders Of stocks.
The strong undsrtons exhibited By the
general list. under uniayorsbis circum-
stances. induced the longs TO give the
shorts little show. and considerable COW
ering Vas done in tho late trading.
The bond market MAS fairly firm mp TIL
noon, and then became easier, but raiiisd
with the stock market in the lste dealinp,
and closed firm.
Government bonds-- Strong.
etass bonds--Inactivs.
Pstrolsum-Steady; Pennsylvanis oil
saies. none; April option sales, none:
closed Sc bid. Lima OIL sales, none.
FINANCIAL
Money-On cali. easy Ut I per cent.
last loan, per cent: closed. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 365 per cent
Sterling exchange. firm, with actual bus
mess in bankers' bills At tAS7xSsls SIX for
demand. and &Ie7l&@ a. s7t5 for sixty days.
Posted rates. A.ssGf4 50: commercial
bills. A.s6@4s65s silver csrsancatss.
6lMc
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sAs FRANCISCO MAKKxrs.
eTATE or TRADE.

II SAG FsAscfsco. April 1.-THE vegetable
lmarket is quiet just now. Gamers are not
During asparagus. although prices are low,
probably having enough stock on hand,
because OF orders falling of from the East.
The full and satisfactory supply OF fine
ssweet peas all the year around from South
ern California has duliei trade In North
ern peas. New potatoes are plentiful. but
the quality il poor. Potatoes are weak.
ontous are steady.
the market for fresh fruits Ia un-
changed. A few strawberries come in oil
the time. hut supplies are light for the
season. Lines are stifily held.
Butter IL weaker ut quotations. Fresh
eggs are very pientifui and marke. dull.
Cheese is weak.
The noul,ry market is frmer for young
stock, bat business Is dali.
Produce receirts-Flour. quarter sacks.
as; Oregon. $500, wheat. centais. 90. gf5;
Oregon = los. hsrev. eentais, 81, sos, oats,
eentsls, i57; Oregon. 81 beans. sacks. III;
potatoes. sacks. i,43i; Oregon, i.372;
onions, sacks. 40.
naKApsrvrfs AND GRAINS.
Fiour-We quote Net cash prices for
family extras $33o0f3.s0 per barrel: ha-
lers' extras s3.S0els.io: snperflne, s25es
AS
Wheat Trade In shipping wheat con-
tnaes to be of light volume. while the
promise Is no, catering for any improve
nent soon for the better. Quotations are
somewhat nominal, though IL IS generally
admitted thar 9tc per Genital Is about as
representative q figure as can be given for
standard quality For call hoard pur-
pases 81 can be obtained frcm parties
Wishing to tiIl contracts for future deliv-
cry. milling wheat IS in modsrat. demand
st steady rates, say $i.03,.eli n5, with
choice lots held a little higher.
Rariey-Shlpments from The interior
Rave not been very free oi late. The dry
weather has doubtless caused growers to
hota back c0Rslgnments. a little more
Inquiry on local account has also tended
70 hvlp matters along, and the market tor
she past lew aays has shown a rather
Strong nnIer.one. The coming ~esk
VII be awaited with interest by
dealers, as much hinges on rain.
II Role should fall within the next
Is not unlikely, white the reverse -
Almost sure TO be the case IL we should
have good aad general doynpoar.
We quote. Feed. aa0ss1iac for fair TO good
s5aliY and ss.c0ssl per centaf for choice
fright, brewing, nrm. at $i.o3is g. 20 per
eeRtai.
oats--Today being collection day. no
NasNA ARNAs HtH$
Taiing As q consequences the market
Vas quiet, though prices showed strong
Indications. Arrivals are quite small Just
nos. ana dealers are constantly drawing
Oh slock, 50 that there -
sfaeaas ieweFiag of whatever surnlus
siosk there may be in warehouses
Meqaoty; AIssng. st.o7ssesf %; surprise.
LsS@ s., fancy feed, 81 Oss x2,s. good
e saosee. si.i0&s Li7h; poor To fair, secss
slen; black, nominal. red. nominal. gray.
sleoSsi IS per Genital
FINANCIAL.
nEatss--on sight New York. per 500.
J. ae premium.
Sterling Allls--oa London. 6o-day bank,
aS,s
sasss bars per ounce, 6Sssa5,sc
A<xteau dollars, hsS@a3ise.
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s-7-ss---ss-=.ss-a--s.- ---'-s7--'7--
CHICAGO MAkh EIS
TIRE BOARD OF rgspk

Cnicaso. April i3-Wheat vas ieverisn
TO-DAY. rgunging up and down the scsis OF
prices, and ending with gain of isse Tor
May. Conflicting crop rerorts. shorts COW
ering. longs selling. and New York export
euying. sss prices mp and down, and .
large business MAS transacted. Fer ma
ter Of three or fanr minutes 10 locked Ike
n sore thing - sell wheat, the scaipeFs
were saying to each other, and trying 20
end buyers Ter tyss. tens and iwensses on
May At 6sssss SsSse. when a'aaaen dem aaa
surang up In Eve minutes May wheat
wss worth els.c, and no one wansed 10
sell ID Tor a uls na;s or two On account o.
the unexplained cause of the demand
When inquiry Vas nsds IL WAS discovered
,hssE. X. Post. . heavy Seg YORK sreca-
latnr. had been caught playing TIE wrong
aide of straiale IA sboas :. sa1 toe bushels
Of wheat between New York and Caseaso.
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=
.nd ses c1yIsg ordsn % cosn We
snoE. re 9 ns spresd nera Inas osne
"a csoss q sns qasck Las sdvancs' sns
s1kes feaeted - soon - tnat hns -
800, ana vnsa u became knosa .ass
- vse 20 osnef eToosas rot TIE ousks
t1sFs vas decline % aoous tas opening
ssales - fas nexs sefsy minasess pas tns
Ispao enSneea - easily oeooenk aooass
nao msde Eeoers nervous sn0 snsfs
A.osner qasek upscrn 70 oss oy
coeA. .a.ifosnia reported no fea'e. ion
sAs efooSa snefe Ane eofu nafA
1ns sHsnsIs o. CO. "a.
pos's % sns sskIne o. s.sas ossi % sns.'
Tor export at New York Vas In . measure
confirming the reports Of anxiety in Eu-
rope on scconns OF dry weather there
Next thu maxkst became ysrv strong
vsshs, :. 49, 80 ~ -.,, ~, h.vond
g. --a :. A - IL. -, -
=. '1s H'sn -
= -. - -,
- ss..A - - 80 -. r.n.r,, ~
1o -
ossf ninsty coaf ioads having oeen I'LL
Tor export - New York. about aso.eO
bushels. On thaf report thsy vent up 20
6i9si.c. Abous twenty minutes from
the cioss there we're deaiaIs Of any such
numh>r of boas load, having been placsd
!, ~ W. w.v.c,d :. h,vh N sfs<a
-.
ana jay u "a. fardfsdss - sns nos'
scove ouyer On the jump. inefe W. :
reaction TO 6isse ~ the ciosss mskine mes
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sosTON STOCK kxCnANGk


DOoTON STOCK ExCHAN0k
BosToS. April - Closing:
Atehison ....... istk Burlington ....... az
Bell Teiephone..- Les Mexican ......... 81
San DIsgo...,. 81
FOKEl0N MARKBrs.
FINANCIAL
LospoS, April Is Tho amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance today, x5o,0ol Bar silver. .925
fine, Esd. Consots, 100 1-f6. Bullion
into Bank Of England, ESQ co., Bank Of
England discount rate, per cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LrvxarooL, April 13---Whsat-Eirm de-
n,and moderate; holders offer moderately;
No. California, Sc idM5s I'd F; red western
winter, - iolSdtf5s IA.
Corn-Quiet; demand moderate; new,
b HID.
PORTLAND GRAIN MARK8T.
PORTLAND. April l3.-Wheat-Valisy,
e5c; WaIla Wallis, 75<e76c per GENITAL.
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RADE AND SHIPPING.
esseral Upward Tendency in
Grain and Cereals.
m SALT SIDES 40 UP AGAIN.
&1s.herb Plentiful snd Lovsv-osers1ty
81 Cslifssnis Vegetables
-YIsus Firm.

ia pYYAxTugSf % AsnJccLrrnB, !
xRxTaER BUREAU.
PORTLAND, Or. April u. iseA
Forecast for SATURDAY: showers: sfsss onsfy.
BLAssyosp. l. +. o.
sufrxp sYATxs pgYAR-uzSr o. a5srrULrueo
vEAYnEn grxxAv-DsfLr BUiLEffS.
SEATTLE. VI ash. April l3, tDi
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Hops-steady.
Pig iron American, $i2Gbn
Copper~-i.sk~, csc.
I,ead-Firm, Domestic. So 20.
nn-stesdy; Straits. <ia.eo bid; plates,
quiet; spe.ter. easy; domestic. $40 Did.
COFFEE
CofYee-Options opened steady with bids
Is points higher on July. and other
ruled generally firm on European and
Brazilian news ard closed hrm a, 10000
points net advance. Sales, 4. $50 bses, it-
Guiding April at Sie.oS; May, Sic 0eta i6 10;
luis. xi55ctat3bs;. September, sf49eae
Iaoss. aud December. sl430 Spot coffee
Rio. steady: No. :. hose; mid, steady;
Cordova, iss. e ai8c; sa'es. : 20 bass sam
AT ie,se for coffee last night: 20 bags Gen.
trail America. g Warehouse deliveries
Yesterday. 7.f4l bags; stock IN New YORK
today. IA. go bags; United States stock.
ias SIS bags; sfioa; for the United States,
Gea ooo bags total visible for The Y nifed
States, as, ass Rags; last year. 81. 50 bags.
Rio-sirang: Nc. :. st lie. 500; ex-
stock, ioi, 600 hsgs.
Santos--No returns.
Hamburg-M Market quiet: sales $500
bags; prices unchanged 10 !. pig higher.
London - Market quiet, prices On
changed 10 Sal higher.
Hayre-Maket quiet: sales, 1900 bags;
prices unchanged 10 :. higher: stock on
navre. IS. 600 bags. includInv 700 bags
In Rraxil. against last week 81, 900 and -, :
Coo bags. respectively.
srsAA
Raw, steady: fair rcanintnr. .-ise !;
centrifugal, sr test. are. Ssles. $3.50 bags
centrifugal, Oh test. a. sfsc; 800 tons Mus
ecvado. - test. at T-Ioc> aud loo bags
,uoIssses sugar. - test, al ei.c. Refined,
steady.
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DACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
IfAK TARLk In eoscs April ]. 1854
sEATTLE-wHATcoM RoUTK
Daily Sunday excsptedl.
STEAMER STATE OF WARRINGTON
Lv Seattle. :. i 100 q N Lv whatcom. - AIS a
Ar Whafcom. 300 = m Ar Seattle. $500 3 n
stopping NJ Fidalgo. Anacortes and fairhAven.
and at kvsrsss south-bonnd; connecting ~ seattle
win steamer Henry bailey for Tacoma
sEATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE
Daily texcspt saturday,
STEAMER HENRY BAtLEY
~ Tacoma. 200 m Lv Seattle. -. $50 N
Connecting with Steamer State Of Washington
for Ffdalso, Anacortes, Fairhaven aud WhAscom,
and with steamer fairhaven for Everett La Con-
nsf and all " hidby island pointa
La CONNER AND WHIDBY ISLAND ROUTE
srorrfSo AT EVERETT.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
North bind -Except Sat Sou h b'd--Exeeps sun
Lv SEATTLE -. $500 m Lv La Conner. $50 . m
Ar Everett. =. / 80 N I.v Everett. 4 100 m
Ar La Conner. 500 N Ar Seattle. $3.50 p m
stopping al Edmonds. Everett, Clinton, Browns
Point. Langley. Coupsvills. San dc Fuoa. Oak HAe-
Dor snd utsalady; connecting ~ seattle with
Steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
wharves-Paciao Navigation Co.. Tacoma; p
cfhc Navigation Co.. seattle formerly bakers
dock. foot OF university street,: Aerchanss' dock
Everett
For full particulars. rates. excursions tows~e
etc, apply TO or address A. J. MACLE ID, Agent
seattle, telephone 6&6; J. Il. HARMON. FreiehS
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lump ON THE CRYCKET-exArrLnEvR
- RoUrK Two round trips d. oil except sunday
TINE CAkD-ieave seattle 1880 = "a. and 1:lS
p m, daily except sunday. Leave Everett
1910 m and s;i5 p m. daily excsps sunday.
Tacoma Al Everett with steamer MikAdo FOE
scohomish. LandtngB-Foos Il Madison street.
seattle: foot HEWITT avenue. Everett
FARE-Seaftis 70 Everett. 75c: round trip u ~
SIS NEPF. Managing 0wnss
E0ecsive March ie. 1894
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saseS bars, per ounce, 6Sssa
A<xaeau dollars. assGsN3ssc-
Nav YORK MARKETS.
rax sroex rxcaassx.

Mrs. YoEx. Arrll i3--When tomorrow's
kasopean steamer shall have departed
sens s. ooo,e in gold will have been
Ssssed earing the week, Of which a.! eas
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CKAorr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN NeporAIp

Leaves lilly. Bognsdus q Co . loek fooe aps4ne
street. Seattle. Tuesday, ThursdAy and SATURDAY
"a tide for Edmonds. stAnwood. 0kagis Gay.
Everett, Florence MI Vernon, TulAlip Fir. Avon,
returning niteru ate GayA
LILLY. B00ARDUS CO. Assasa.
Telephone l2Q
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TN EXPECT MARCH 4. 1884.
STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LRATE yEsLER wHABv AT 2. -
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Edmonds Clinton Browns Point Langley
Ctaa!ady, Ffdaigo City. Anacortss. Samiah ana
Whatcom, and Thursdays going throuxh 20
Blaine and semiahmoo Returning leave What
com Monday. Wednesday, Saturday ~ p. N
Fare 70 whascom. ei.o0: Freight 10 Whascom. u
Z. d. BRowNfIELD. Managing Owns.
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read what your dentist has to
SAY about it;
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and Hnd
tina. it contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or gum. 1t has In its competition
suffic,srs antiseptic properties to
swesten the breath and make the
gum hsal,hful and firm. It's daily
| use will help TO prevent the 'orma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
| of parssiticai animalcui1 30 inlu-
| rsols 70 teeth and gun-
". +. GIDDfNcS. ID. d. 8.
GEO. w. BRAGDoN. ID. d. 3.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. D. q
/ re. ALBfS. u. ID. 3
I I, M. LEssEf. %. d. 8.
\ Nv. pEsPoRTEs ID. D. 4
\ ALBERT. FORREST.
1 C.P. BROWN. d. d. B.
/, GEO. f. MILLER.
/ Jos MorpY.
/ We. s. coYNE. L. D. q ana ~.
l r. e. ID. s.
/ G. q. GRIFFIN.
/ J. NJ. FOX.
/ J, W. PUTNAM
+ In, PRATHER
LUBISs TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth.
/ Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Contsnt-
meat 49,.
Coatsntnsnt makes life opssA
Il living.
/ Is CENTS 4 DOTTLR
| Stewart 1 HOLMES Drug Co
/ Wholesale Agents.
/ sIlr7ll EllLl Villa iietIA
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER RATNfER
Rebuilt and refnrnished leaves Merchants dock
Monday. Wednesday and Friday NJ 4 m sor
Kingston. Port Gamble Bangor. seAbsck, Lfii-
waup Duwatto HcodspoYt, Union City and intar-
mediate points arriving In Union City II p m.
Leaves Union City . m. Tuesday. Thurpday
and saturday, arriving In Seattle 81 p m
=. r.. LIBBY, Master.