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LOST.

7 OST-ABOUT 5 WEEKS AGO, A PAIR OF
II pearl earrings, slightly black the other
pure white. A liberal reward given by returning
to 1927 Eddy Street. sell 2t*
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PERSONALS.


" DUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE AZ
1 ouaintance of young lady for companionship,
possibly matrimony. Address Y. A., box Ia
Call Branch. sell 3GF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ Books Bought and Sold-Daly Il
- CuRRAN, moved to 200 Powell ST. sel9 If
- Bad Tenants Elected for 50 Col
- lectlons made: city or country. Pacific Col
Iectlon 20, 4l5 Montg'y St. r. 9. Tel 65S0.de24u
~ John r. Lyons, Notary Public aud
49, Commissioners OF Deeds. Passports pro-
cured Office COZ Montgomery ST.: telephone
b4S9; residence 2202 Steiner St jyl II
- j. Il. Mcintyre, BoOkbinder aud
- Printer. 422 Comm 'rcial ST. Tvs If
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FOUND.
PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC

RARGAINSIN NEW & SECONDHAND PIANOS.
- HaZelton, Brown X Simpson. Mozart etc: hard
lines prices: installm'ts. G. =. EATON, 735 Mark'U.
jy0 cod 3m
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TO LET FOR TERM OF YEARS. A LARGE
lumber-yard about acres, with wharf front
Ing on Channel ST. Apply to <. b. RYAN, room
65, s. p. Co.'S building sells 1t
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CHICAGO MARkErs.



CHtcAao. Aus. eq-Heavy receipts. pres
snt and anticipated. weakened the wheat
market today. aud December finished 81
loss OF &C. Corn closed &c loNer Tor May
and September. Oats are ssc loser. Pro-
visions closed with little change. In wheat
there Was only moderate speculative
trade. The price kept within sc rangs,
With the trade practically al local The
feeling Was again weak and stAl lower.
Initial trades az i.@akc loss. December
opened at 561sc. aud sold OF l4Glc more;
rallied &c. became dull, changed some and
closed With December a. 5s1e- The
weaker tone vas due mainly 10 the large
movement in the Northwest the lower
csblss and heavy receipts a. primary mar
ksts. all Ct which combined - make the
situation weak from the start The price
later on. howeyer, bad = slight rally, indn-
,ncea Some bv the npturn IN corn and
reports Of heavy exports. which sere aiter-
ward. found TO be erroneous There Vas
a GOOD dead Of changing from September
20 December a. Ssle and Ssses3iso differ
enoe. and $ prominent locas concern vas
credited with doing the reverse. In corn
there was fair trade and prices changed
freaueatiy wtthln ne and sc range. The
feeling s. f&ANes teaAkeNs tvs t&sAW2 NN4t-
ing of early and Fallying later. There
ws, anIte free selling from the start aad
priers saxred hack, eeias . continuation
al Yesterdays decline. The selling ~ she
.tart Vas Influenced ev the more favorable
ereu news. the vArieus state weather re-
v,rts bssnx rather more hearisa- feat
ne vas sas liberal offerings Nitnln frae-
ton Of a<e for May, but good demand
rrevaigea aad checked cay eeelsne- One
concern was credited SiEh selling So,ovo
bushels Aay daring the early part 81 shs
~r.sioa. Outside markets Nere All easier
ana fraction lover. Tae market opened
a. &c 81 - decline ana saon sod OF 20
TO - uaase. rallied .c. sssea OF &c, al
vAncea -. declined ssc4s.c, changed
sosue. rule4 steady and closed 81 S@ase Tor
Nav. Oats were active and fairly steady
on good hnvfnx. There vas free selling
~ The elevator peopie hns tie demand
u.s far. Tas range Tor sepssabey Sas
a. Provisions we're generally nFm 90
ssaAu beg rsoefpts. rood baysag ssa rather
scarce offerings. TIE market Se1ksnsd
moderately nsAS the eloss. Compares
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ZEAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors o nice
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /,
1894, are So, "a. s45. There were nlsd for
record yesterday Is deeds. the considera-
tons aggregAting s99i9 Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co, abstractors Of title, il6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Crawford & Conover % Julia l., Rea, lot
as block 2, Madison Street Cable railway.
$50.
z. T. Holden to f. F. wyman, lot 4,
block Is. Bells Heirs ist. 500.
Simon Rampf 20 Joseph Mayer, nel2
sec 3. n. 1. $1,000.
J. T. 6ilmour to Wesley Wech, acres
in ne14 of nw5. sec :, .. s. $l25.
u. > A. TO john Higgins. neZ Of swI4
. "a. ii
BERTHE bryan to Edgar Bryan. lot s.
block II, MERGERS q and others. 81.
~ b. Cot 10 L. Il. Riggs. lot s. block
IL. Eastern. 81.
ii. +. Williams to C. T. Cowdsn, lots 5 to
s. block 81. Woods South shore Div,
Russell w. Clarke TO G. H. Banner,
blocks and ?. oliver 4 Dryden's to West
Seattle. 81
/. NJ. Dunn to Michael Kurtz, swl Of
nwL&. sec q, II. 5, SIS.
/. y. Bronson 20 Ira Bronson. n lot {,
Dix ,, so Pac supl to West Seattle, 81 90.
A. A. Denny 90 James Campbell. lot ,,
block i03 Terry's 81. 81
James Campbell 70 y. f. Campbell, lot
?, block i02. Terry's "a and others. 81
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rHK srArK or TRADE

THE STATE or TRADE.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 29-Vegetables,
demand light in comparison with recsipts.
Sweet potatoes, very firm. Onions. weak.
Topaioes. in heavy supply. Fruit mar
ks., unchanged. Melons, higher. Butter
is weak. Eggs are tirm. Cheese Is steady.
Poultry is weak.
Closing: wheat-steady; December,
e4l4e; May. sL021..
Barley-Steady; December. sTAo.
Corn-xl.30
Bran-$l5o0 per ton.
BREApsTUFTs AND GRAINS.
Flour-Family extras, 81 40ee3co: bsk-
ers' extras. ss3o@5.f0; superIine. 81 5o@
2ss
Wheat Business Is tame. Purchases
on shipping account are quiet and slow at
the moment No. / shipping wheat, SD
sale. fancy. s7tSe, milling, 90G9oe.
Barley-~oferings are moro than suffi-
Gent 90 satisfy current wants, aud buyers
have the market in their favor. Feed,
lair TO good, sTiSe; brewing. sTtxM92 ~ /,
choice. soc; Cbevaller. standard, sLZo&
LEh.
Oats--Quotatlons are lower on account
Of large supplies. Both Oregon and
Washington are now shipping IN this di-
rection. New California, coast so9s9 20;
milling. ti.i3@I20; surprise. $L2Jgl p;
tAHtN iStNs kooa ~
N02is6ti07i1. poor TO fair, yo0s93c; gray.
S02lS6tL0a.
Produce receipts--Fiour. sacks. ii,0i0:
Oregon, 2,4ai; Washington. S.So5; wheat.
esntals, oregon, 5.osl: Washington. L.
ss3; barley. eentals. S. 1872; Oregon. leo;
Washington, T0T: oats. centals, iso; Ore
gen, 1893; Washington. 1850; beans.
sacks S0s; potatoes. sacks, 5, SOS.
TfSAScIkI-
Drafts-On sight New York. per 800.
l2i4c Sterling exchange-On London,
axsy day bank, si.Sea4.
Silver bars-~Per ounce. 66t166Ao
Mexican dollars--s4I sac.
MINING STOCKS.
Belle Isle. 5; Beicher. s4 Best 4 Beleher.
rs; Bouie Consolidated. 155: Bglwer, Is.
Caolar. q: Consolidated California &
Virginia. 4Q5; Crown Point. y; Eureka
Con. IS; Could & Curry. IS; Ha.e & Nor-
cross, ~. Mexican, no; ophir, 2Ia;
foRosi, 40, savage s.. Sierra Nevada.
loo; Union Consolidated. y. Utah, Il Yes-
low Jacket, 40. Andes, 81. Bullion. IS;
Caledonia. Il; Challenge Con-. 81; Con-
sosdated Imperial l, Grand frlxe. 3.
Jastiee, Is. kentuek. IL; Occidental.
3. ovsrman, n; Seq. Belchcr. Is, Scor-
ploA. 5: Alpha Consolidated, 4. Conh-
dsace, 100; Excelsior, l.
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Rmne THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises
mexiCal NDSlans LiliIlgnt
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

with last night January pork and rans are
Eneh anEed. lard - zSse higher.
Closing. WkeAt-Sseaev: August S-7sc;
September, 53s<c: May. blse.
Corn-Essser. August, 54a4es sepfe1be-.
5sa4e. October, SsSsc; May. a-ssc
0sts-Lowsr; A1gusf, -s14es Septern ner'
z5ses May. SAX.
Pork--Sssady; September and January.
sl375.
Lsrsi- Higher; September. $50; Ianu-
ary. $T-z5
Rios-Hieher: September, s7.e21.
barley-Sfeady az Sc
E.axsesa-S:eady 81 xl-24
Timothy ssed-Str0ag a. STA
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Rec.spss today. 1900 head: yes
Eer1sy, L. 81: shipments YESTERDAY,
ais. less ever. 500 head; quality,
rather poor: market. active with best
grades. Sc lower; light. s. ID -; rough
packing: S5I5a5.40: MIXED. <5.zsJaso;
heavy packing and shipping s5.45SssA le.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; Yesterday.
1872; shipments yesterday, Z.2o: cost
grades. I3s higher; natives. Si.@st5o.soi
Westerns, Ls5a5465: Texans, 81 zo6SA1a
sheep-Rscelpss today. 1900 head AAs-
kes steady.
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Lozpos, Aug. - Bar silver. .s25 fine.
S0t.d. ConsoIs. i12 9-i6. Balloon into the
Bank Of England, 5000. Bank of En-
gland discount rate. ? per cent
NEW IoEK. Aug. 28-The EreElng Post |
London eabiegram says: Buoyancy con-
times IN the stock market The public Is
buying all securities but Americans. pur-
ehases Of which are chiefly confined 20
English professional buyers. South
Americans are having quite boom and
the general appearance OF the stock s1s-
gests 3 continued Improvement.
LfvEsPooL, Aug. 9-Close--NheAt-
Duli; holders offer moderately; No. red,
winter. - 4d; No. 2red. spring, Is I'd.
Corn--Stsady; supply poor, new mixed.
spot, IS ND: futures, steady, holders
offer moderately; August, IS Id; septem-
Der. Is iil[d.
Fiour--Steady; holders offer moderately
ST. Louis. fancy winter. SIS 81.
Hops - At London Pacific coast,
steady supply poor at II los.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Magic towed over a large barge load
OF mill wood from Port Blakeley yesterday
afternoon.
Assistant Inspectors Stream and cherry
left yesterday for Olympia and Willapa
harbor 10 inspect the vessels With head
quarters at those points.
Steamer Umatilla will arrive at the
bunkers this morning aud take on fuel.
She will leave for San Francisco tomor-
row morning az clock with full cargo
of grain and the salmon brought down
from Alaska by the Topeka.
Steamship City Of Topeka had her pro-
peller repaired as West Seattle yesterday
morning. and after taking on fuel at the
bunkers. left for Tacoma. She will return
at noon today and leave for Alaska OF
o'clock this evening. and viii make stops
at Hunters bay and Howkan.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
ruE srocK EXCHANGE


Nxw YoRK, Aug. 2a-Ths downward
movement on the stock exchange received
fresh mpeius today BY reason Of the
Publication Of the very dlseouFagiag
statements made OF the Rock Island COM
psny by President Cable in an inieryiew
lad in Chicago yesterday. The bears
Used the ammunition thus supplied 10
them and raided the Rock Island. the
ether GFangers, and. in fact, the entire
Use. and succeeded in forcing prices down
materially. Rock Island selling OF II PER
cent. Burlington la. 81 Paul =. North
sssssrn =. Missouri faeiae IL and New
York Central -. TIE IadGstrials we're
aso very heavy. notably Sugar, waaeh sold
Asavtiy on reports that tie tariff wss not
- favorable 80 the trust as bad teen rep
Resented. The selling Of this stock Sas
largely BY brokers who had been buyers
far q clique during the recent advances,
sad cor scquentiv Vas believed 90 - the
asaiaSiioa Of holdings acquired 81 nsarss
hach lower thaa current rates. A oresk
O. sAs. ~ f0Tas, VAS affected before
ccock. During the afternoon rally 10
iesA vas made, followed by resessoa
70 i0fA. ana uuai rally CT =.
We decAss Ga the day icing 80
Has other Industrials shared in the DE-
Preston. Nhisky. after having lost us
srsd N The spscalative market, sss ~eak,
fseediar - and advancing - 90 the early
NaasnF. aa8 3hsn declined per e~nL
hasqa'eung reports Of she failure OF easl-
ness b respond % the settlement Of the
TARA question Sas factor In the DEERE
cation ~ the values. and the suggestion
tsai tee Gsat soald Re reneSsa neHi A'e-
ssaoer dad not relieve the depression.
t~e greatest depression ass sxpSrisaeea
,efur sttef o'clesk: aites that tAeTe
ssEs oecAs4oAAl rallies. IN waseh some
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nAHIsE SEws.

sAS Francisco, Aug. 29.-Arrived-
Walla walla, from Victoria aud Port
Townsend: State Of California. from As
toria and Portland: sh Spartan. from Sc
attic; bk Harvester. from hariuk; bktn
J. NJ Griffith from Port Hsdioek; sehr
la Gtrondi. from GFay's Harbor. De-
parted-Schr w. l.. Beebe, for Port
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SRA p n y


STEAWER GIJpE-CHAS6E or Run.
Leaves Merchants does, seattle, 30 a m
Moaaass. eaaaH1ays an8 Fssaavs FOG Vest
si1e. olAiiA aa8 way landings - Tacoma
Tuss9svs. ThnrStsTs aua Sxfay4svs fsr
Nsssoa. CasEiAaqaA, Ess M3lass. Stones Iaua-
Gng. baeaaa ana Tacoma
Leaves ce-z zsefeial 8aek, Tacoma 40 . n.
exeses Nua6Ay
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTmE GREYHOUND
n Ds8F EKSegs sanaay.
LsaFes Seattle IS o. 81 s1ssa q m ara A. "a
= M AaAves EFseett g. %, ? ,. n. and p a
14a8ass~~4sezFss se4Ezss E4& .. n. LaE~s
EEsHgEt g. H.
kAFs~~ssaEis iris Tsss ra9ass trsu. ia Cz1.
zs1ss SO eessis Ter Essana "a s1ahazlsa
lis stas ,twsz &assS. fgss 80 Nh sfr~xs
ekA III 4 FACQEA NAVIGATION CO.
CsEa TrSaa Pes = a. ssss.sFss --~sv
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EoR ALASKA
EYxRKTr AND ssoHoxEsH RoCTR
cur BATE 10 EvEgErI.

sTEA8EA MABEL
leaves cs1t-Hs ws4F5 Iaxs@kFs. EsursfsYs saa
esfaF1AFs a. = n s5F EeueE1s. Nukflte1 Ev-
a7st1. MsTysvsla. East Everett La~ss. 4aG saS-
4emtsA. FASE To TFEHETT &c. k0Es
TAff. 49, 10 sA0H0SIsH. sz
aK2 A. d uLxY Ax--A
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

c. 3 DKrAkTxxsr og AGRICULTURE,
NkkTHxs BcKxGu.
PoETLASD. on, Anx. n fse<
rr-scsst for Thursday Fair: sGsxatsy esoIsx
n Y. ALczkToEK
Observer Ia CaarxsL
rrr-KD rATfs pER4E7AKSr cr AsaEcrErc.n
wHATHEk ErEKAE-pArLr EuLLxTrw
EEATTEx, wash AHw. q. lssx
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.


PoRrLArp, Ang. %. alley,
724G55c; walla Walia. e7l1G6s11c.
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TESTIMONIALS

Read what your dentist has TO
ssy about it;
We have carefully examined the
/ formula Of LUBTN's CARLO
LIED TOOTH Pow DER and find
that IL contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree iajurs the teeth
/ or gum. 1t has in its composition
suHeient antissptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
ram healthful and firm. It's daily
/ Slss will help TO prevent fhs forms
ton OF tartar and the accumulation
of uarssitieAl animalcuiH so mia
i rioiss 90 teeth aad gum.
/ W. r. GlDDTSGs, .. D. 8.
/ GEO. w. BRAGDON. d. d. g.
i GRO. FAULKNER. d. D.a
Il 4. Is. ALBIN. u. d. :.
Il T. NJ LESSEf. y. ID. g.
Nv. DEsPoRTEs d. D.A
L ALBERT j. FORREST.
L C-P. BROWN, u. D.a
Il GEO + MILLER.
| JOS MOTDl.
L WIS. coYSE. L D. O. ana u.
/ 4. c. ID. s
a. q. GRIFFIN.
| IN FOX
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1 J. n FRAIHEh
| LuBIgs TOOTH POWDER
| makes Good Teeth.
/ Good Teeth mske Good Digestion.
/ Good Digestion makes Contsnt-
meat
Commitment makes life worth
living.
~ CENTS A BOTTLR
| Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents.
gnfTA rlLA vlLA fkezA
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FLY On TIE -rLrEs-
SEATTLE TO rAcoxI
Fear read t-tFs Gay. .xrsps ssB1ay
In csc ooar aad tssa.y-ars nsaasea
TIE STEAMER .yLYEH.
Tsgaiar daily irigs. ssAssas tacoma rsas4. - -
TUESDAY. May
-sxx cAra
rssvp sestss-T:ts. ll1sA n, 7.4s eisn~
Leave Tseena-s.so -. 90 ASA. see , -
Is... TsoSS.-s;ss |. :: ! 50. 7ss n
GA saek. foot % MArtoa ssress s&asrl@
suE9Aya sxearsisn rates steamer FassswseS
fare Sec
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as tOuOwG
Fer san Fsaaeiscovis Port Townsend sad Vic
toria, AZ IA fpsssengers received On oos-1 ~
: g M August ], .. II. Il, =, q, 81
Fer Alaska. August s. II. 4. e. atsxm
Prom san Francisco. 70. vlctors. and Puget
SOUND Poris, s. : a N. August ), $ Is. IS = Is
Tickets nav be obtained at the once Of the
company. AZ Ocean dock, seattla
G0ODAI.I. PERKINS 4 Co,
General Agents, san Francisco
T. Fl JoHNsoS, 7. = supL, seattle.
DR. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
ID. COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE
&. ID. brownaeid, Master.
Leaves City Deck. foot o. Main street. every
Monday. " edaesday and Friday az D. m. for
Port Townsend, Anacortes. ssmish. FaiFhsvea
aud NhatcoIn. going through 10 Blaine on sat
ufday.
CRY DOCK Co, Agens& JOS. KENDALL,
Telephone So General Manager
TOR Z. q DRY DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLES
ION AND BREAERTOS
THE FAST STEAMER
III iGEN CANBf I'M
Leaves Harrington & Smiths wharf two trim,
daily, except Friday. ~ 500 q m and D n
Leaves Bremerton $3.50 a n. and ESQ .. m.
Leaves Charleston, 2 As n ana 4.s5 D. m
Leaves sidney. 1878 a n. ard 5:l5 2. m.
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49, 4G4N ISLANDS ~ sEEAMER LYDIA
- tn0M ka1A, t&sFyiag ta&sa2 At&t4s Ea<5I
3eavss 81 naek fsa4 Me- 49, 49,
8ss2ssS4Ny as Frs2a9 - . IN. sor port gewa-
tesaas 80 2sH AR.sses se4 Nsw a s3taara
AMAFa HEA@ gME casa sorTR aaw~A
IL ss2tfss Eas A. - 4 49,. : - :.
AF - teEls2 f-sa AZ ~ Easae fs'f. IL - "A
- zraeAF g t.ll q a. e Efs4sy H's-Iss8g =
- s-sSAe TIA 81 IN II p Tawzss. - "a
A = = - -2fss s-ae ia A. e@zft 49, a a
X as7ssfs 49, &&sse41s Osaax = 4
sstssa4, ASST f@~-s g.
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HOOP CANAL RoErR



Rshatit and rsfgrntshsd leaves Ms-oaaaas eses
Monday "wednesday ana Friday AZ N 90
hinEsSess foFt 0snhls Bangor. seabecE. Iai-
"zep Ru~Aito HecospaFL IRi0n CITY and iatar
Esaiats Polats arriving in Uaisn City 81 D "a
Leaves EnioR City m Tuesday fbursaAy
aza saturday, arriving IN ss.ttis 81 p m
q r. LIBBY. kassex.
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pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle As follows
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From san Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
sound ports, 81 a n, August 5 5. 81 IS d Is
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~ Everett. 500 = m i>Y seattle. 800 ? n
Connecting win steamers Muttnomah aai
Aberdeen daily. except Monday. a. 20 n
sad % p n. for Iaeoma. Olympia snd shell
ton. Eud couaec;iRg AZ Everett with Monte
Crizto railroad for s. verson snd Monte Crlste.
Isndlnr 81 CITY does. foog - Maa street. 81
site r. MCFARLAND. Master aad Manager.
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Tickets may be obtained af the once Of tbs
company. a. Ocean dock, Seattle.
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Fer san Francisco vig Port Townsend and Vic
toria, az IA passengers received On bosE1 II
q M August ], Q, II. le, =, Il, 81
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kEATTLE, Aug. 3, ls94.
Exchanges ut Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today we're:
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Fer Alaska. August s. II. Il. %. asan
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Tooth
Powder.
Laugh and the World
Laughs With
You.

LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER viii
give you PEARLY TEETH.
1t will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'S.
1t will HARDEN THE GuMA
1t will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER In
free from grittiness.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER has
o dslicxte and refreshing flavor.
The Delta independent., 1894-10-10

Prof. Garner's chimpan1oc. Elisfaha.
recently fell n victim ut Liverpool to the
severe weather. The scene ct the death
bee was very distressing. Poor Aaron,
the male chinpanzee. had been
most assiduous in his attentions
to his consort during the whole
of her illness. Prof. Garner was
present during the last moments,
and when he put his hand to her heart
to find if il had ceased to beat, Aaron
also put his hand there. looking up in
the professors eyes as if inqUiring ii
that was all they could do for her.
Aaron would not suffer Elishaba to be
taken from him. and clung to her body
with such tenacity that the professor
was compelled to lay it down on its bed
of straw. The sadness depicted on
Aaron's countenance could not have
been more clearly portrayed on the
face of any human being Poor Aaron
was not cousoled until he lad placed
his hand in that of tho professor, 4
by signs and sounds had told him uf
his distress. Both of the animals had
become greatly attached to Prof. Gar
ner. and. apar. from her value in sup
port of his theory, the loss of Elishaba
is keenly felt by him.
The Delta independent., 1894-10-10


The Paonia Populists are SO busy con
graduating themselves that if some one
does not report progress history is likely
to lose Il line or two. Let me draw a
picture OF the meeting where Hart, Full
ton and Henry we're the attractions.
The faithful we're there to the number
OF fifteen or twenty, reinforced by a
sprinliling of s;alwarts.
Tho first one was introduced as an Ex.
County Commissioner. Beyond making
the wholly unnecessary statement that
he "was not an orator" he did not have
much to say, and probably made better
impression than his accompiices.
The next one introduced lost no time
wore shaclles of slavery more degrading
than was ever known before. While he
helped himself to glass of water, which
he mechanically stirred with his finger.
the audience fel. for the shackles. and
failing to find them, straightened up
while the speaker dished up misery so
liberally that it brought tears to the eyes
Of the wooden Ute which Goodenow
uses for cigar sign. He ran out of
misery about the time the audience ran
out of patience.
The next speaker was lawyer with a
nice mustache, who shoveled on more
misery which he carried wrapped up in
rcd leather.
The meeting sadly closed. The faith
full got in the wagon and headed the
IN uies for home. The down-hearted
messengers OF woe loaded their gloom
and their gall into the blackboard. The
fragments OF the great unwashed ex-
ccuted brilliant retreat. The stalwarts
sought secluded spot where they might
rejoice, and hope some more missionaries
would come up and throw Geld water on
Populist enthusiasm in Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1894-10-10

An immense audience greeted Ex-
Senator Bowen, Republican candidate
for Congress, at the School House Hall
last Saturday night. He made strong
point on the speech OF John Bell against
the Wilson bill, and his subsequent vote
for it. Lead miners, cattle men and the
wool growers are eager to get to the polls
and show Mr.. Bell what they think Of
his vote to kill their interests.
Before hs took the floor Attorney
Plumb made a few remarks regarding
VIM. Fulton's actions at Populist
meeting when he abuse Mr.. Milton r.
WEIGH. our next county Judge.
Mr.. Plumb also produced Denver
directory containing Mr.. Fulton's Denver
address. He also read certificate OF
the registration Of Emma G. Fulton,
wife Of VIM. M. Fulton. where she now
lives, at 1867 Vine street.
Ton Bowen made host OF friends in
our community. and those who will
carefully consider the stand taken by
Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Bowen on the indus
tries OF our state can not help but vote
for Bowen.