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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-08
Only One Cent Daily Newspaper
on the Pacific Coast.
CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN OREGON.
CHEAPEST AND BEST.

The JOURNALS only ambition in the future the past
to give the people the Cheapest and Best Daily and Weekly
newspaper in Oregon We lave demon sattd that we
give the people good Daily Associated Press newspaper for
$500 year, cash in advances No papers sent but what
paid for sl
Remember these Associated Press newspapers giving
all the of the world from day day large
type and attractiye style.
These low hard times enable every farmer
his daily paper and know the of the market and all the
news of the world
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-08

sHAw. o., Nov, D, 1894. hays
suflsred for years With llred ieelipg apn
NM down condition, epd ! Was Rehel
sllv ont Of order, | am DOW iak
mg thlrd bottle ~ Hoods saIsapsfi w
and the Tired frelipg N gone shl i.' 20.
llke dlneient man, J ieepi'll'shn
Hoods safsapsTllls ~ All VINO "'
J. Y, RlEGsH $50
Carpenter apd Builder
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-08
How's Thist

We offer One Hundred Dollar rt
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured by HalPs Catarrb Cure.
II. j. CHENEY a. Co., Toledo,
We, the undersigned have known n
j. Cheney for the last l5 years, and be
lieye him perfectly honorable in ~
business transactions aud hnanclallS
able TO carry out any obligations mad'
by their firm.
West a. Truan, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, D. Walding, KinnaD a. Mar
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, q.
Halps CatsTTh Cure IL taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the bl0Ot
and mucous suTiaes Of the system. Iep
tlmonials sent free. Price 75e, per bot
lie. Hold by all druggists.
M ,.a.. iau.a atlrad hama Al Md lFlN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-08
New Years Edition.

In accordance with its custom The CAPITAL New
Years Edition will be devoted to elaborate and accurate
exposition of the peerless Of the Great Willamette
Valley and the future prospects and past achievements Of Sa
em the best town. the best county Of the best State Of the
Pacific Northwest The New YEAR's EDITIoN will be the
largest number of Salem publication sent east where it
will be circulated among many thousand families who
coming west to seek homes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-08

Those home cured hams At Mccrow
A sleuslofis market, ore always swee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-08

sslsei youf bullasy slselsl'''s W ls'
.i,u,s a s,,es, whlls ogf sssplll'ispl -
saaaplsis. Bgrsg A lisnllllep'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-08

I've "A ssefrl M my hsAli
sseei hanfi
A lslr would lnlpsNi
sseei ManF,
n yOuld egfl islff IA ..Y..
You uuai aissSs ves lsit y"
lhr lmpf0yemfpi lpY ~ - A
ssts hade hpl9 w l'sNH =
Rfo0ks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-01
Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE
nlgxiCan wDslans i
rheumatism, Man or BEAST
2 Bruises,
Stiff Joints.
Man or Beast

lns more setaedt lnauenced By better
prospects ior me eE crop. The outside
oo5ing ofasFs wer q ach less numerous.
eon the contrary rood deal OF selling
Vas cone ior tas 1puntry. The general
s0ns was easier, ~ lower prices ruled
ii"n. .Ae ssarI BE market opened With
eensloeL<o'e nsrv ns ess. with trades at
i7se 20 i7@c eecnn 81 451&c for Septem-
uea' Sna grao "a ed lie for Septsm-
PER anu sc ior 8v, worked back Ic 20
i1se, ruled steaoiefI sad closed st ssptzn-
per so5seA Local y ugs were more inclined
so eaAe pronts ana there was rather more
u.sPosiefon olsp4byet on the pars
OF tae prolessI goals TO sell. the
Impression oeingy more general that
tne crop wah Ne an average one,
Win the yield In q me states offsetSsngthe
osneseney In other4 Oats were easier in
sympathy With e IN; the range for the
cav was $40 Tor 3september. Provisions
opened weak on Yse decline in corn, but
ralaed later on sr buying and scarce
ouerngs. CompaNred with last night Sep
IemoT pork and Y 5s are unchanged, and
September lard - nc higher.
Corn Lower; 42sh. 451<G45s<c; Sep
senoeF, to5aWsoss4 October, 451<o
Dass-LoWcTi Juuy Y. 2Sl4c; August, 2sl<c.
Pork-SteadY: Inlv $40 81. Santamher
sl262S
g Lard-sseady; aly, $3.50; September.
Ribs-Easier; ill., $40: September.
S6.62l&.
Rye-Steady at 4Sce
Bariey-Nominau
FIaxseed-QaietJ Ia 81 Ok
Timothy seed--kl9rrr nrime Is
IIJ SOCK.
Hogs-Receipts Itodav ie 900. official
yesterday. s.. $50 hs,d shinments vester.
day. I0, 5S4; left owl ar abon, n 0o5. head
quality. not good market. active and
Lrm; prices, 5@l9c Rjgher: ali parties
buying; sales RANGE q 1OsfS 91 for lght.
$4.70@4S0 for roou % na-kins. 81 SSl15 IS
for mixed; S49o6d 10 fer heavy naeking
and shipping lotsH pirs 81 25@47o
Cattle-Receip esl & 90 mead: Yesterday.
27,12s; shipmentsl yesterday. 4a74: mar.
ket, steady. o.
Sheen-Receiptal 8 200 head: shipments
yesterday, lSS: maj Ike. slow and steady.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
rHr noARp az rRApE

CHICAGO. July 3l.-Corn hesitated in
IA. sensational advance today and was lc
lower at the finish. Good rains in the
corn belt aud the prospects OF more caused
the decline. Wheat was weak, influenced
by corn and heavy receipts, and closed
with a loss OF NC Oats closed lc lower.
and provisions with but little change. In
wheat there Was an active trade during
the early hours, bnt later the market be-
came rather quiet The feeling displayed
was weaker. Opening trades we're al So e
for September, AZ 63c. &c decline, and
after selling of fraetioa more advanced
&C. then broke iI.e. rallied sc. changed
some and closed with September ct $3.50
The weak opening was influenced by the
break in corn and the rains. the crowd
selling freely: the market became over
sold, few buying orders starting the
shorts 10 covering, which caused the early
advance There we're fresh lines pat out
on the rally, the movement At the
winter wheat points and big re-
CENTS in the northwest. icing over
txics as large as year ago
al Minneapolis and Dnlnth. acted IS de-
messing factor Another hearssh feature
was the eAas;sring Of swo eargoes Of
wheat At Toledo for this market. about
aeo.so bushels, and there was aiso talk Of
bringing wheat here from Detroit, but
this lacked confirmation. Cables we're
6rgner. bui only responded 20 advances
here yesterday The principal b7slGsh
factors Of the dag we're these very ex-
ports. the total elearsaces Of SheAt and
aour fooslng ap e9.ooo bushels, OF which
~ coo bushels was in aour. There Eas
less exei.eTaenti in corn. and not 90 muea
Anxiety displayed ss the sitassaoa bseom-
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THE STATE or TRADE.
San FRANcfsco.. July 31.-The vegetable
market is we'll supalied will all varieties,
and prices are weak. especially tor green
cora. Potatoes aRd onions are steady.
There are few changes in fresh fruits.
Berries of all kinds are weak. Longworths
are scarce Grapes. dull. Melons, plenti-
fvSa and cheap. The supply Of butter Is not
excessive and prices are firmer, Eggs are
in good demand at quotations. Cheese is
steady. The movement in poultry Is very
slow. Receipts are light and prices steady.
Closing; Whsat--Firmer; December,
sLooik; May, sLo694.
Barley-Firmer; December, sslsc; May,
$3.50.
Corn-$145.
Bran-SI6.o0 per ton.
BREADsrUFFs AND GRAINS.
Flour-Family extras, sS40t1s5e; bak-
ers' extras, s3.30@3 40: supernne. $3.50
@27a
Whsat-The outlook is promising. There
is some inquiry on shipping account, and
buyers are ready TO take ali offerings on
bssls of s6st &c for No. / shipping quality. A
fancy parcel would command the usual
triginr advance s7ile. Milling wheat,
ST 12isGL07ts. there being rather hrm
holding of a choice criticize.
Barley-A better feeling seems 20 be de-
velOping, and dealers incline TO the belief
that The situation will soon show improve
rnent in trade and POSSIBLY 10 values.
Feed, Rew. s)ets2Ssc: old, s2Ssstsoes brew
ing, sew. s51s9ssec: sheyal'er, standard
81 3A{GL2.
oats-Matters look brighter. There Is
no buoyRney TO values. bat the market
seems 60 hAYe some little undertone. which
IN did not have a week ago Milling, 81 10
Pd. IS. surprise, 81 3e~9 L IS; fancy fred,
Al -sl6l IS: good 20 choice. 81. i06fi lbs;
rssor 10 fair, s5c@SIo5; black, nominal;
red, nominal; gray, 81 oSsftlh
Produce Teoelpts-floas, SACKS 49,
Oregon. ? So: Washington. 1857. wheat
centals, 1868; Washington, i,sSs; bar
lev, centAls, s.626s cats, oEegoa, %;
Washington, -; corn. sacks, 5sos heans.
SACKS, i.679; potatoes. sacks, 1879 onions
saeks. 64l, hops, bales, z
rTwAscIAL
prAfs-on sight New York, per 500,
los premium. Sterling biils--on London,
el-dAy bank. I.ss4. -
sifrer hars--Pes ounce. 80. G62Jsn
Mexican doilars--5lt'eas5lA4e.
aISSs srocks
Ala, 81: Bsleher. S. Best 4 Bs.eher.
fG5e Rodia Consolidated h9s balweF. LII
aChak4ar. q: Consolidated California g NiF-
rrsnsa. SIS: Crown Point, IS. NfoEtd y curry,
Is. HAie 4 Sorcross, So Mexican. 50. Mono,
~ Ophir, lsS: Potosi. 4Si ssyage, :;
Sisrrs Nevada, 81; Union Consoi!siated,
s.. Utah. Is: Yellow Jackst, ~. ANDES, fl;
Baiaon. IS; Caledonia. 10, 6hksenge
Consolidated, A. Consolidsted ImI4risI,
/. Grand Pre-. 5; Justices IS: hshtuek.
10. Oxerman, IL; seq. BeiebeT, lSs seoE-
pson, 5; Alpaa ConeoodaIed, ~; Sonf-
d1rxs ltS
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vice Caps. Parker. resigned Capt Els
more succeeds { Aps Ssznve IS pilot
Steamer City Of Peehla Is due from San
FRANCHISES this morning. Is
Steamer Queen Is expected 10 arrive frorn
Alaska tons gut or tomorrow morning
Steamer Ttopss took oout rs tons Of
freighs to various Sound points yesterday.
Schooner Tesser Is loading general ner-
chandise 81 Dwyer & Cas- wharf for Call
iayutes 6o
Steamer City Of Aberdeen conveyed an
exceptionally large crowd OF excursionisfs
10 Chautaugua yesterday.
Steamer Idaho IS tied m At Arlington
dock for repairs. and the George E. Starr
i making her run temporarily.
Steamer Wsseo had q fall cargo Of
freight for Anacortes and other points yes
terday, and = large list Of passen gers.
Steamer Cricket met with an sccIdent on
her trial spin ut Everett yesterday. When
about . mile out her new pump broke and
IN consequence shs will De laid Up az Ever
EFT some time TO make repairs.
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SEATTLE. July 81, 1894.
Exchanges ut Seattle, Tacoma and Port
lad clearing houses today were:


The local wheat market is inactive and
ysnss are almost deyoid of stability.
offerings are liberal, but buyers hold of
sd only take very small lots. even though
s.Isrs offer to make concessions in price.
Bot little Is being taken on export account
md dealers do not anticipate any improve
nsni IN Ill there Is some change at foreign
snters that wall stimulate trade. Reports
nn Europe are favorable for fair aver
wYleld IN grain growing sections, while
eAarvest in this country has progressed
Eciently to demonstrate that the esti-
SITES of yield heretofore made have been
30 low.
The movement IN merchandise lines
yesterday was first-class. The corn mar
ls. is very strong and several advances
IRE noticed. White and yellow cornmeai
sdyanced 10 per cent, ground and canned
ssrn 10 per cent. Freight Is arriving as
bssore tie strike and back orders are being
rapidly filed.
There were scarcely any changes in
vriess in the produce markets yesterday,
q compared with the preceding day.
Aprcots are plentiful and cheap. but sup
nlies are gradually diminishing. Fancy
reaches meet with good steady demand.
Cherries are selling rather slowly. Bart
lett pears of large size sell well, but me-
dunn stock is dull. Apples of the best
grade are held steady. Dairy produce Is
sailing we'll and prices show but little
shange. Cheese is abundant and quiet.
Psaisry IL in heavy supply, and under a
sshi inquiry the quoted rates are not
- AVN
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MAHA ~ NEwa

Sax FRkScfSr1 Tfav 81 Arrived
Trpekse, from urtlknds Point Iona.
from cosmopolI eosnopolis from
Hoqalsm; sealing sehr Easard r. Webs.
ter. from the Iap9t 49,
Pakr IowNsuI Gux 81 Especial. -
Arrived-Br sh A 20 f(De. forgy-t i rec a avs
from Yokohama. ia4efS wsth thirty-tnres
packages Of tea ID tnfsas, for Ta1sSnlA :;
sn Yosemite trory : Erancbpco, At Ma.
natmo. Saiies- Esri EuYeess, for
Amsterdam bk e. brothers, from Ia
coma for can tIfan eiSro. Passed Cape
Flattsrv this a4s4 - a Inward boans, SIR
CITY Or PueblA ID hrAaA
HoQUIAN, Mss& aiy5i -Sailed-Schr
Otfilie Ford. q ~ Aserdesa, for San
Frnne5sco.
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FoREIals MARKETS..
nlANcIAL-

HAA CtAL-
LONDON. July. 3l.-Bar silver. 2s f3.i6d:
Consols, 1913. Bank of England dis
count rate, g per c4sns-
ENGLISH IsRAIS MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, J1lyh SL-Wheat--Firm; de-
nan4, poor; noIosNys offer sparingly. No.
winter, Is 1zd@4I I'D: red Western
spring, As Td@4s 81 sd
Corn Firm; dcdnaod. fair. new mixed
spot, As Sd.
Barley-Californe brewing 23s 6dn
25s Sd.
Fiour-SpriDg pdtents. So Cd.
Receipts of wheNak The mast three davs
were 100, 600 centalI includino so Cs0n CEN
tails of American.
No receipts of Adnerican corn during the
lass three days zhe hot weather con.
tinues.
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trade AND SHIPPING.

"a pxraxTxExT OF AsRIcuLruzx,l
SEATHER BUREAU
poxTEAxD. Or .JuIy q, Is94t0
...t srr Wednesday: Fair. warmer:
f5eses PAoUE, L 7. O.
O
~.-ss prpARTNEST or AGRICULTURE,
.4rHEs BuEEAU-DATLY BULalxTrE-
SEATTLE. Wash. July 81, 1894 q
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Capt Ststspn n h 81 appointed pilot of
the steamer EoseI e
Harry StrnEs a. beea appointed cap
tain OF Ens ssssa{eg stale oi Washington,
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EVERETT AND sSoHoNisH ROUTE
cur RATE TO EvERRTT.

STEAMER MABEL d
Leaves CsefTsl wnarf Tuesdays. Thursdays and
sasaFasss5at q n faF Rdgse1ds. Aaxiitso, EE-
sFsst, MsrysFllls, Es&so ssysfi, Lowell knd SEO-
honsasA FARE TO kvEEKIT. 30; BOUND
ThlR sees 10 skoHQ AiSd. b0c.
- ek0 i Willy. Aren't
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pAcIFic SALVATION co

SEATTLE sad whascone Rra4s State Of wash.
tagt0zt leaves seattle day except SATURDAY AZ
Ig5 pl H. battle sad Ia C9ansT Roats-Falr-
hGvsn iasgss seattle daaY sRespt 51aasy ~
a m Tseorna an1 seattle RgSiss--3tAte 81 y sab
lnEtoa lsasss Seattle TgsaGa5s and 1hurs1ays
ssS y n - q
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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 ind
that IL contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree iniure the tssth
or gum. Ii has Ia It's composition
sufficient antissptio properties to
sweeten the breath and rngks tina
rum heaIthful and firm. Its daily
use will help 70 prevent the lorna
/ ton Of tartar and the accumulation
Of parAslticai gnimalcul@ 30 imja-
! rioiis 10 teeth and gum-
/ VIZ. GfDDING5. u. ID. 8.
GEO. w. BRAGDON, u. ID 8.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. u. q
II. q. ALBIN. u. ID. ..
+ l.. M. LEsSEf. ID. ID. q.
4 Nv. DEePoRTEs, d. %. q
4 ALBERT ]. FORREST.
/ &. r. BROWN. p. ID. g.
4 3 GRO r.. MILLER. IS
4 Jos. MOUp1. So
W. I. 8. coYNE. L D. .. ana u.
( r. g. ID. ).
/ q. q. GRIFFIN.
q. NJ. FOX.
/ -. w. PUTNAM.
J. n. FEATHER
II oo O
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
O. Coed Digestion makes Content
9msAt.s
coas.ntn.nt makes life worth
/ living.
rs CENTS A BorrLK
/ Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents.
szlfzR villl vlILl ficszA
T.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE
sEEAnR RAIsrEAa

sEEANER RAINIER
Rsoufff asa rsfarniahsd isasss AsssAsaae dees
Nendsy Wednesday and Fgt1&g a. a m EosC
Kihgsten. Fort osEhls Bangor. esAseex TAiEo
~sup nasstto Hsessp pert Urtsa City sna inter.
nze6lsss poists arriving T4tsn City 81 p IA
1s&ves unssn ely 9 a NJ. issseay' Isarsdsy
Aaa Saturday, arriving IA ssAssla a. p ~
GO % n A8LfBBN- MA2tsG
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,I7EsT COAST STEAM NAVIGATION Co.

STEAMER fARAIIlON.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco July 80,
and iortnightiy thereafter.
> Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can DO obtained BY
applying to ]. G. CARROLL, Agent.
Union Dock tfoot OF Union street., Seattle
Telephone 81.
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asseryxtiens taken at eli stations Mt .. N.
- meridian time IS p. m. Pacific ttmeL
<,xx. AZ SEATTLE HARBoR FOR THE WEEK BE-
GINNING August ].
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xAsrr RIVER iaourE2

CKAsrr RIVER ROUTE o. 8
srEAMME cLAN MepowALp
leaves JAisy Rogzseaa a ca = DECK. son4 sprfnz
stgest sssftts, Tnasesys. Th1rzesYs Ase SATURDAYS
90 u4e fcF E4Eon4s etzzueo6. skaxik 9Cify,
Essssss. ksossaea. 81 vsraon. TuiAlip. Fls. Axba.
rsfGF6s4g zltsxnzs@ 1eya q
Lilly. E00AEDus a CO. Agsas~
Tsiseeszs Ia
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NEW YORK aARKErs-
rHr srecK E1eHASeE

Q TIE tIoN < kANHANNA
Skx YesRx. July sI-Ths share sBeculs-
t.on today a. ssgy i u. and lie txsnsao,
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srEAMEH4
E,LY OBJ THR FLYER
sxATrLE 10 TACOMA
rcse road trips sksly. sxc~ps Sunday
In enc hear ana twenty-five minzssA
THE STEAMER sxLyxR-
ragsiAz daily trips. seattle Tacoma rsass. q fsA
TkKrxe KsFRcx
TUESDAY. NAY 4
rIMn Cara CO
Leave sestsie-7.4s, HIS . M. 9sGA els > n
Leave TseGma-ssso q IA. 200. Also. SEQ > M
Sunday
Leave seAstle-7s0o = m. 1900 SEQ D -
Leave TAcQma-S eSs q IA. 2s3c. Z 80 a m
Isnafag ~ ~. 2. wharf TacozaA aad conmsr
esAl deck. fcot OF Marion street Seastls
sandayA excursion rates en- steamer Fisstwso4
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
IL The New steamer
pEETA
leaves City Dock Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
day AZ q m for Kingston, Port Gamble, Bangor.
Seabsck, Dssstto, LiliiwAup Fails Hoodsport,
linton City and way ports. Leaves Union City
"Wednesday, Friday and sunday at 2 m
u. TRoUTMAN, Master
A HATFIFID Agent
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VICTORIA ROUTE
sIEAMER ROsAIIE,
Arlington Dock.
aAayss for Victoria and Port Townsend daily,
except EandAy, at IIE30 rs m returning, leaves
Victoria Q . m Steamer Idaho Leaves for PORT
Townsend end way ports daily. except Snnday
att q M; sunday, direct, at g. IN. /; returning
direct, leaves Port Tosnsssd AES p. N. Phone TO
EVERETT RoUTESsTaR. GREYHOUND.
Ia Daily Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle ssss .. ms IL 20 .. m, and I'D
p. n. Leaves EEerstt :. M p. ms and p. m
3undAys-EeaVss ssattls ii 30 A. n. Leaves
Everett .. 10. el2o
Fare-sfngss trip ., 55eS round tFtp. fi.2a. Can
meets with coats for Laeoma and bnohoEish.
sFATTfE q TACOMA NAVIGATION Co.
Cfaua Trofits Pfess r. VI. Goodnud. Hse'y.
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PORTLAND GRAIN mARKEr.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. !

PearLAsp, July si.-w heat--v Valley, {
as2I.c; Walla Walla. T5c.
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LfOR u. q DRY DOCK. sTDkEY, CHARLES
II TON AND BREAERpON.
THE PAST STEAMER
III GES. CANDY III
Leaves Harrington u Smiths wharf two trips
daily, except Friday. 81 500 q IN and s p n
LSsses bfsmsrton $50 n. snd ESQ ,. N.
Leaves Charleston, . 10 A. m and 4.45 y M
Leaves sidney. leslh a ma aad a;i5 p N.
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DoRT BLAKELEY ROUTE THREE TRIPS
l. day Commencing Monday, July 50,
STEAMER SARAH NJ. RENIoN
wiz leave Central Wharf at 10 a. m, 2 =. m. and
s p. m. daily. except Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday. 10 O. m, .. M and 7.S0 p. m.
Sunday, 1880 q. N. and p. m
wM III. PRIMROSE, Master.
For further particulars, wharf, oihco or at boat
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a.ehhinr Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
vi dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars. or the iobbing rates
saosed BY wholesale dealers with ordinary
terms Of credit:
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From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. At g. III, July 5. .. IL. 10, -. n
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For San Francisco via Port Townsend aud Vic
toria, at q m tpasssngers received on board ~
Ia M July 2, :, Il. IL, y, y.
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Tickets may be Obtained at the once OF the
at Ocean dock, Seattle.
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GOODALL. PERKINS 4 CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
J. H. JOHNSON. P. 8. supt, Seattle
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pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers iron Seattle as iollowG
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LUBTN's TOOTH POWDER win
give you PEARLY TEETH
1t will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY's.
II will HARDEN THE GUMS.
II will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER. 10
free from grittinsss.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER ha.
o delicate and refreshing flavor.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
W 4 Wiley Navigation Cas- steamer
MULTN0MAH
DAILY TINE GARD.
LxAyE. ARRIVE
Orympia at -. e.S0 q IA Tacoma a.. ESQ m
Tacoma At. 80. 1000 N seattfs ~. 1900 N
seattle at..-,<. 1:oe p m Tacoma al, - 500 m
Tacoma At. 1850 ? N Olympus at. $50 p IN
Connecting with boats for shelton and KaUilehis
% FARE To TACOMA. 80 CENTS.
Landing. CITY Dock. foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. Manager.
ruTY OF ABERDEEN-sEATTLE, TACOMA
" and Olympia
Jar. Tacoma. q so am
Lave Seattle 7.So IN AR. Olympia. 20 ,. IN
Ar. Seattle $50 pm
FARE TO TACOMA, 80 CENT2
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STEAMER CHIIKAT,
J. w. McAiisp, Master, wiii leave Seattle on or
about the 10th aud 18th OF each mouth, making
regular fFips Fare 20 Jun Eau, nrsf-cless, 80;
second-class, so. Fare 10 Juneau and return,
dfst-class, $50; second-class. SO.
]. G.. CARROLL. Agent
Union Dock, foot OF Unlon ST., seattle
Telephone 81.