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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30
The General Opinion.

"THE TRIBUNE is the best morning
paper reaching our rooms" Thus
writes the secretary Of the Young
Mems Social club Of Archibald.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30
0o.irp Daooe NJ ssie.,',

j.. Frank Seigel's thirteenth annual clos
ing hop, given to pupils and former pat
rons, will be held tomorrow evening at his
Dancing Academy. All friends and for
mer patrons are cordially invited. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30

ONE dime gets one part of the beautiful
America" portfolio, Twenty dimes get
twenty parts. No coupon necessary.
They're too bothersome. Stamps or cash.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30

Ny PHYSICIAN said could not live, my
liver out Of order, frequently vomited
greenish mucous, skin yellow, small dry
humors On face, stomach would not retain
food. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me.
Mrs. Adelaide U'Brien, 372 Exchange ST.,
Buffalo, N. Y. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30
Music Bcx.s Exclusively.

Best made. Play my desired number Of
tunes. Gautschi g. Sons, manufacturers,
1850 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won.
derful orchestral organs, only IS and $40.
Speciality: Old music boxes carefully 70.
paired and improved with new tunes. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30
Observing THE DAY
Services at the Cemeteries Of The City This
Morning.
PARADE IN The AFTERNOON

It viii Be an Imposing Demonstra-
tion-ln the Evening Patriotic En-
tertainments Will Be Given by the
Colonel Monies and Ezra Griffin
Posts of the Grand Army of the
Republic. .
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30

REMNANTS market, 80 and 35 Lacka,
wanna avenue. Meats, fish, fruit, produce
and ice cream. *~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30

DIR. A. E. BURR, having opened his Of
fees in the Burr building, Washington
avenue, will resume the practice of HE
profession, where he will be glad to serys
his old patrons and public in general. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30

Rent q first.class wheel for Decoration
Day at $40 Washington Ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30
Dry Air Polar Refrigerator.

Bicycles for rent by the day or hour,
$40 Washington Ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30

DoN'T forget that Reiuhart's market ia
the cheapest place in the city for all kinds
Of eatables. ~
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Stenographora Furnished

"teHORruphors FURNISHED.
We are prepared to furnish business men
With hrst-class stenographers by the day
or hour. Expert bookkeeping a speciality.
scranton Commercial Association, Linn
tied, 425 Spruce street. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30

They Have Gone Down
That is prices at Guernsey Brothers,
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1.-THE FACE OF RosENFEL."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-09
Tn. wall. wall. Briur. /. Big Toad.

The steamer Waila Walls, Capt Wal
lace. arrived ~ S o'clock last evening from
San Francisco, nine hours late, caused by
someshat heavy northwest gale waieh
lasted for . dgv and a ha4f. and . delay OF
two hours at San Francisco, waiting for
freight and passengers. The steamer
brought 4l6 tons OF local freight. oil tons
of Great SertheFnxAuch OF which would
ordinarily have gone over the Southern
route. and 365 tons Of Tscoma local
freight. She also had on board 100 sacks
OF Washington and Eastern mail. Sixty
i've Alaska passengers we're transferred 81
Port Townsend to the Queen. A large
number of the passengers on arriving at
Seattle Immediately took passage on the
Crest Northern train for the East. Fol-
lowing were the passengers for Seattle:
Ill. W. Higgins, A. ]. Macarthur and wife,
J. r. Bulger, ID. Raglan, Mrs. James sum
ner. Miss III. Summer, C. J. Marshall. Mrs.
~ Jones, Mrs. NJ. Morgan. H. de Gray
and wife. G. Husiet, Capt. Fitzgerald. Mrs.
NJ. C. Lent, Thomas C. McHugh. Il. -
Mccormack, +. Foran, Miss l.. Suther-
land. Mrs. c. Dolphin. Mrs. Hoyt and
son. Mrs. Fl. ~ Clyde. Miss H. r. Band,
]. w. Hogan, f. T.. Fogarfy. II. c. Saw
yer, G. G. Tilden. f. ]. Rice. Mrs. j. Hoss-
Itch, Kahn Rosiin, K. Connolly. l. En-
wartz, q. ]. Lemon, NJ. d. Lehy. c. 4.
Kelly, John o'Rourke. K. Shepard. r. NJ.
Boyd. Miss E. Sutherland aud Mrs. c.
Dermeff
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BURGLAR PROMPTLY CAUGHT.
The Man who Robbed DIR. Dawson's
Hauae Lured Into Confession.

In less than nine hours yesterday from
the time the police received positive infor-
nation concerning the burglary OF DIR. l..
r. Dawson's residence at 23i5 Seventh
street, the facts of which were in the Posi-
IsrELLroEScER yesterday morning. the
guilty party was under arrest and had con-
fessed to Chief Rogers.
The Dawsons returned home yesterday.
and at o'clock Chief Rogers learned that
some ieweIry and suit of clothes had
been taken. A description of the clothes
was Immediately sent out to the different
officers in the city. Officer III. w. Barr. of
Fremont, who is always alert aud on the
lookout for dangerous characters that
may stray from the heart of the city TO
that community. learned last evening that
a man in corduroy clothes was going from
house to house. ostensibly begging. Barr
thought that the description tailed with
that of the clothes taken from DR.. Daw-
sons house, so he went after the beggar
The beggar went for Queen Anne hill as
soon as he caught sight of Mr.. Barr's
long legs and brass buttons. IL was an
exciting chase, but Mr.. Barr is quite an
athlete and sprinter. He won the race
and came in triumph TO headquarters with
the suspected burglar.
The man gave his name rs John Grain
ade and said that he has an English sailor,
20 years old. 5 feet 81 inches tall and
weighed $50 pounds. He didn't know
whom he was talking to when taken be-
fore Chief Rogers. but he said he would
like 20 see the chief
"That Is nice coat and vest you've
got," said the chief. Grainade smiled and
at the request to take them of did so.
81 see by certain marks that they be-
long to DIR. Dawson" continued the chief.
land. as l have your garments here, will
exchange with You"
When the old suit that Grainade had
left in the doctors house was brought out
he was compelled to laugh in spite of him.
self LET me see" said Rogers, ''have
YOU got pipe or tobacco 2"
ave got some tobacco but no pipe"
said Grainade-
81 will do what can for your comfort, :"
said the chief, as he brought out a short
stub of pipe tina, he had taken from the
old suit.
.Yes, that's my pipe and no mistake. +"
said Grainade, 81 LETT II when l changed
clothes"
After Mr.. Grainade had put on his old
clothes and the chief had wrapped up the
doctors. search was made. resulting in
the discovery of some OF the goods taken
from DIR. Dawson's house.
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
l lexiCal mDStan9 LiniTlgnt
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

principally. and horas-sovizg women, wAo rec
oznsze in tie rapid advancement OF ali classes
and their ever changing relations tAss the
business girl CT tbs yes--seachs-s. sseaoy-
rzphers, dressEaksrs, operators, clerks o.
any Of the numerous branches opeu 10 their
deft fingers OF quick perceptioa--!s liable before
lis esose he called i1to aUa-tneTsAIp q none
making ard that the Eelf-eommaad gained By
eontacs with BARNES neshods aad Systematic
detail is 10 mean part o. the necessary training
for the complicated obligations CT ws.l-or-
deret koEse The ASSOCIATION has spent mach
time snd r2oney In its erection and equipment,
with yet ligh. patronage. Iaey ars firm,
however, IA the bslse: that when hstter under
STOOD il viii enjoy rsore than tht anticipated
favorable support Al young ladies without
tie parental roof arc cordially iny.tsd % 20 out
and look the house over You viii be kindly
rceeiyed, and VIII and large halls, pleasant
dining rooms with good table. neat and airy
chRmberx, sewing room with machine, and
large parlors beautifully furnished. including
new piano. Charses rom s. 70 $ par week
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
rHF RoARp az TRApK.

CHICAGO. July Wheat operators
we're inclined to cover today, and finding
little for sale the market advanced. Sep
tember wheat closed Nc higher; Septem-
Der corn closed &c higher; September
oats closed sc higher, and provisions
practically unchanged.
Wheat was all but firmer. Opening
trades we're at IS@Ae decline, and after
selling off &C more rallied gale. became
quiet and closed easy. The market acted
as If the operators had oversold, and were
more inclined 20 cover and did not find
great deal for sale.
Eastern markets were fairly strong and
for an advance, and did not respond TO the
drop here as much IS wss expected. which
added little strength 10 the market.
Kansas state report confirmed all the bad
statements in regard 20 the yield ia that
state. making the crop but zo,WO,ooO
bushels. Corn was generally within &c
range covering by shorts. Oats were easy
early. but hrmed up on the strength IN
corn. The range for September was sc.
Provisions were dull, but closed firm on
covering by shorts. Compared with last
ufeht Septembe pork Is 2isc lower; sep
tember lard unchanged, and september
ribs lisc higher.
Closing. Wheat--Hlghsr; September.
kSs.c. December. 6lisUbl14c.
Corn-Higher; easn, ai1se; September,
oats-Hlgher; cash. 4So: July. s7kc.
Rye-Nominai, Sc
Fiax seed-Nomiaal, slS53lAo.
Timothy ssed--Nominal; prime. AS.
pork-Easy: September, S2S9ss.
Iard-Stsady; July, 81. soi September,
s6.50.
live srocK.
AZ abe stock Yards no business was
,..nSart.d in live stock: there was moth
inr IL be offered. There have been no
arrivals Is rah since Monday. and the
last Of the stock held ever from that day
was closed out yesterday. ne latest
sales reported lad Gated an advance on
last weeks quotations OF @ost3sc ~ eastse'
asstsoc Ia hogs and sheep and lamhs-
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rnE STATE OF TRADE.


s.s FRAYcIsco. July The market IL
s.l supplied with vegetables. Early
,a,s notatoes were little higher, and so
s.rs silyerskin onions. Corn was lower.
Nsslde Of these there were no changes.
hstrawberries came in this morning. al
Augh the boat was reported early in the
i. Peaches did better. Cherries were
item by Gamers at cents per pound.
The butter market was steady with sup
tas plentiful. Eggs are rather firm tor
sheee ranch. Cheese is unchanged. The
paal,ry market is firm at the recent adj
Haa Receipts are light
clasing: wheat-Steady December.
NE<; May. si.iiSs.
Barley-Duli; December, 93Hc.
eofn-$i.43
hran-sls per ton.
nRgAnsTuFFs AND GRAINS.
Fions-Family extras, $3.40a350; hak-
ers extras. s3.30@3. 40: superfine. S250G
eTa
Wheas-Trade continues of small pro-
portions, with values easy at a0d92i &c for
good to choice shipping quality; milling
wheat si@tia
bariey-Sios.
fsfo-SeNs 81 tIcOcs oiu, cotANkoftzei
brewing. new, soW9ac
oais-Prices are steady at the late adj
vance. Milling. Sl22IS@L32il: sur
prse, sLs7isGL42l1; fancy feed, $3.50
STAY; good to choice, sll5@l2o;
poor TO fair, sLllls.
ffcduce receipts--Flour, sacks, p, III;
Wheat eensals. 26: harley. centals, 40;
cas- -, potatoes, sacks. 3, l2O; onions,
nsEs, CD; bran. sacks. 500.
FINANCIAL.
kafls-on sight. New York. per 500.
Fpreminm. Sterling bills-On London,
s-aay bank. Sass
saser bars-per ounce. 62ss162,sc.
asfiean dollars-65ise.
MINISa STOCKS.
Alta, FL Belcher. 6S; Best & Beleher.
Bedle Consolidated. us: Buiwer, p;
.ho'ssF, IS, Consolidated California Il
sRglaia, 30; Crown Point. Is; Eureka
ssehsolldated, 81 Gould & Curry. AZ:
nais Norcross. s.; Mexican. -. Mono.
ophir S5: Potosi, al. Savage, 80;
rsfFA Nevada, 81; Union Consolidated, IS,
M D; yellow Jacket, 40; Andes, 20;
saalon, Y: Caledonia. q; Challenge
,sasalldated. 80; Grand Prize. 3: JUS
-. %. kentuck, IL; oyerman. III; Seq
eSehsr, 5; Scorpion, 3. Alpha ConsoN-
sAssa, .; Confidence Is.
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This handsome AMI seli-appo3ntsi hoisl. 5ast
enlshea she rast ycar. and elegantly tnFnisae1
throughout with ali ire comtorts aot eoavsni-
saees "a 3 msdeTa private residences, and esa-
tralIy loeAse1 ca the NORTH seattle eASAs line. e.
he eorner q Sep ablleaa and rapsx streets. Is
now aaaer sAa supaFvision % Afx HAaEae1d.
who has q the fsw saoasas OK her Occupancy
proven herself meek czpable saS roaalaz aaSa-
sgss Th2 ae~ completed sza establishes IA,
ssstusloa ass protested 70 rssst sha nee4s q
xoEasn anz glF!s coming % tie city ea naslasss
or piessurs. ana zoe tie business sosnsa q car
eafy, xaazY os wbora by honesty ard 9ssaiiy
have a@sa snsAssd o. pasA shszr say a-aEss Ezess
O. tAe llAsx Of is6Essry 81 waica snseszs a
xasxes tact. rapid uzayemsnf aat tAttai15asss -
sslalg. 2aa. toa, ~ s0eassy Of EoEse-eaak
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
40 49, ExcHANak


sU YORK, july The week closes on
sas s'oek exchange with heavy tone 10
= speealation. solely a result of the con-
sssaaee and the threatening character
'ae railway strike. IL was not until to-
- tost Wall street took serious alarm at
eondstion OF affairs I'm the Western
ssy world. It has come 20 this: That
@aaenee OF the strikers is ail~absorh-
q TIE stock market, and the tmmedi-
.as1afe OF speculative values depends
@ass entirely upon the course of the
LAY Serkers, and it is not one-share
ses that arc affected. The sterling ex-
@ss market developed a hardening
= .saey today by reason Of the growth
soe belief that II tho situation does not
.fsese, American securities will he re-
sa ~ foreign holders in snch amounts
= Z ssase heavy demand for sterling
A. seiea would consequently eommsnd
- - Rates The entire financial posi-
- therefore eiouded. and no week OF
- FsaT has closed Wlth less 81 light 10
l.. se TIE near future Of the stock mar
saaa does lhis one.
es ooasse Of ysiCes today for these reA-
s.-.s' was downward; prices with
- Aa exception declining steadily from
- seSaihg 70 the close vi business
- .Aa VAS the heaviest sufferer Of the
49,. asa declining per cent. Lead
rss,-sa, Tel OF IL; Burlington and
49, states Coriaee preferred. ~;
-. 49, ls esssera ana Sugar. l each. and the
: - ne lisi ssR7s per cent. The tone
1eealsssea al thc close MAS decidedly
s' aad the MAJ Sea closed with down-
a. eaasney IN prices. The railway
d, sssi4AHeous bond market was very
ssss. - vent in sympathy with It's share
sss.'sasaent hoa3s- Steady.
s.soads-lnactive.
h.ss. So - Steady. August option
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water rRoNr NOTES.

The local steamers carried large num-
Der of passengers to Tacoma yesterday.
The steamer Queen departed at 0 o'clock
yesterday morning for Alaska. with the
following passengers from Seattle. Henry
Stuttler, A. Picky, j. Wingen. q. Gleason.
The steamer Cricket, which has been
laid up for some weeks. will be put on the
Everett run on Wednesday or Thursday,
and will be commanded by Capt. Mctar-
land, of Everett, who has chartered her.
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roKEiaN MARKETS..
TrNANcfAi.

I.oxpoS. July The amount Of bsilion
zone into the hank Of England on bal
snce today Is &C., Bar silver, = I.
Bank of England discount rate, : per erhs
ENGLISH aaAFs MARKET
LIVERPOOL. july Wheai-tsaies nai
steady; demand, moasFate; hslaers otter
moderately: No. l California Is uaSos
red Western. spring ~ iiavtaS-
ea-n-Flrn. demand, moderate: mixed,
spot, IS 9'st
california breNiag harley--2Ss 81 Ss2as
Floaf-Spriae patent. $ al
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aAEISE NEWS

PoEr gamble. July s.-Sailed-Sh Now
ban. Cart. Pasey, for Port Prize, South
Australia
HoQrIaa. July - Special. Arrived
bksn Arago. from san Francisco.
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There -eFe nted Tor record saturday d
deeds. the considerations aggregating
s. as. Following is the list IS furnished
by Osborne. Tremper & Co.. ahstractors
OF titles. II6 CaerrY street, between Front
aud Second:
p. ID Vincent and George F. FRYE 20
King county. 90 ia strip in sec =. u. 5, FOR
road No al. June II. 81.
Vim. r conway 10 Jennie Conway. COM
munity int IN ) acres IA ~ ns =. sec "a. =,
s. June =, 81 ana other
Wm- H. Wood to Harriet Bishop, lot 4.
HECK e.. Woods South shore DIV Green
Lake add, April II. sl00
West Coast Imp. 10. 10 Miss Rachael
NJ. Hviand, lot 7, block -, Gilman Para
July 6. So.
same to Mrs. Olivia II. Morley. lot 8
block - Gilman Park, July s. SToo-
J. X Barker 10 Terry King. lois Is 70 =,
block u Walingford's DIV Green Lake
add. July Q, 81.
Henry Herkenrash 20 Geo. Fletcher,
nwi. SEA ss1.. sec IL. 3. 4, JAY Il, VI ,l51
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The Fullnaz strike ssa SCI srfeef ne SSIsl-
wsstsyr Itns. a. thsy raa gas famous Wagner
cars Purchase year sseksss va EGe ahSFe Aas
H. ChtcAxa. MG&w&akee and al paints hast ard
saath ". farAsss Puget SOUND sS~AaA IA
CasTry stgesL
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TESTIMONIALS:

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Wshav carefully examined the
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LIED TOOTH POWDER and end
that 1t contains nothing that can in
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here IL practically nothing dong IN
a. markets, the prices remain very
srr. and an advance may be daily ex-
peeted in many lines. Freight Is coming
4 very slowly, now and then a car load
arriving. which rarely reaches the whole
- Establishments. but is loaded onto
trusks and carted of to Eli up back orders.
Fresh meats are firm. with the excep-
ton ii hegs, which have advanced 3
cents.
Ranch eggs are quoted at 20 cents per
dozen.
Butter Is quoted as follows: Best East
srn creamery, cobb tubs, " cents per ID. I;
CHOICE dairy, Is cents; fresh California, Is
az cents per 10: Eastern, 2-ib prints, "A
cents: fancy ranch, 10 cents.
Cheese Is stationary at the following
Prices: Native Washington. II cents I;
EusAn, 1904 cents; California. 1O@ll
cenfx
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL pILLKn-

HOTEL biLLKE
r l. Tricky. MeMurray 6 sewede, Tacoma
smith, Victoria Drew. Pt Gamble
" L Moore Bik Diamond cant Wiley. Olympia
CHrrogsdaletki Morioata Gar1on. Snohomish
Z + Clancy. Tacoma Brown, Yakima
HasteE, Spokane v A stuart, do
II Mills, Auacories Mrs Croghurt, b c
Moore. Utsessdy Mss crepiu, do
A Parsons. \ Mrs Crepln, do
W 8aloney, Sumner Miss Aircy, Stanwood
J c Flynn, SaohomIsh Miss Alice Airey, do
HOTEL BuTLgk
II ccaie, san Fran Ed Mcconnell, KalispeIl
Mrs Nielsen berger, " - II Elliott, 90
Albert Scarf, Tacoma II L Henderson, Portl
G. Mann, S. Paul Peterson, spokane
l. Wilson, walla r B Place. spokaae
A Cohen, do Macarthur. st Paul
N Moves, Chicago q Grant. san Fran
c Hal & ;, syracuse A Gartner, DO
HOTEL NORTHERN
Commercial rates, 80 per day
W z Brooks, Kans City ] B Copeland, City
Francis Dodge. Mrs Adams, Toronto
II Adams, Portland Mrs n Adams, 90
sN Gags. do 4 smith.
MrsM Hamilton, Paul Miss Balch, Minneapolis
II NJ Herrin, Spokane knight, Butte
II Bremen. Wisconsin II Phillips, Kans City
Mics Aikens, DO Lena Roberts, Tacoma
Holloway, Poftlnd N q Stewart, do
II sawyer + Gamble Doaovau. FairhSven
Mccormick, City Il nanau, Tacoma
i Curry, DO + Il a4Yons do
James surpless, w i Frank. do
Jos Meyer, > + X L Cross, do
Morrison, Portland i ]. s7ushwick. RMS
Is Hedges, Tacoma Hall. do
Hamilton, do W Graves. do
] Allen, city C Hardy. \ Y
II snyder, ~ Joe ID Nilsson Il W, Ontario
y CASTOR, Portland 4 II rilLMD, Tacoma
II kellogg, do + q Merrill, do
n Holmes. do
L. Macleod. well known citizen of
Portland, is in the city.
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Tooth
Powder.
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Laughs With
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BUT THE LAUGH IS
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UNLESS YOU HAVE
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1t will HARDEN THE GUMS.
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free from grittiness.
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This agreeable and efficscious
Tooth Powder. established by more
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received the sanction of the mem
bers of the Dental and Medical pro-
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the application as It is excellent in
its effects; il speedily renders the
teeth white and smooth, the gums
healthiul, red and firm. and by fire.
ouent use will preserve them in this
desirable condition. 1t gradually
but effsctualiy removes tartar and
destroys the psvasitical animaicus
which neglect may have permitted
to collect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving IS
complete beautiiier and preserver Of
the teeth. Microscopic examina-
lions have been made OF the matter
deposited on the teeth and gums OF
individuals sslseted from ell classes
of society and Of every variety of
bodily condition. and in nearly ev-
err case animal and vegetable para
sites were found TO exist in great
numbers Experiments were made
for their removal and the ingredi.
ents used in Luuip's Tooth Powder
we're found to be the most sfieetual.
destroying them instantly.
through the kindness Of friends
we are psfmisted 10 publish tie fol-
loving
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TIDES AND SHIPPING.

IS pxytErxKxT or AsR,cULTuEx.}
NEaTHEE BUEztU. I
PozTLAsD. Or. Jaly :. iss4,
- for estusdsy: Fair: wAImsf-
fcEs PAGUE, l. =, o.
.~aTxs pEPAETxEST or AGRICULTURE
gyH.x.-srg ErEEAr-DkfLr BULLETIN
RrarrIK. Wash. July 8. 1904
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, July Z. - Wheat - Valley,
TIC: Walla Walia, 75c per GENITAL.
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quiremenfs.
HoPs.
Hops-DuH; common to choice, ekc;
Pacific coast, l0diic.
METAIs.
Coppe---Steady; Lake. &C.
Lead--Steady; domestic, So 10
Tin--Nominai; market quiet.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
COFFEE.
Coffee -0ptions closed barely steady |:
July. SIS. 20dl5.3o. Spot coffee, Rio. duh !;
No u. l61sc.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Steady fair refining. ii-lec.
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REAL estate TRANSFERS.

Transactions since January ! and for
the Past week.
Real estate transactions since January l,
1894. are s., 755. 6SS. There were filed for rec
ord during the past week 81 deeds. the con-
alterations aggregating 81, 42a. Follow
ing il the record OF the past week by days