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New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


C-OTTON-Afer opening steady at decIihe Oi -
nonts orr market only fairly active keeping ViVs
70 onenng figures during the forenoon Inc tatly
ness was attributed the supposton that e %
would clear up in South sufficiently to pert eeI
movement of cotton. Some. however. eIainl u,dt r
,,h better weather roads would be in such pad con
d,,ion Tor some time that cotton cailor =.
moved freely 10 points. The course OF ,e l
ket during the afternoon did not snow any ~ AL W
change in prices closing tone being Quiet anu -,
with a net loss Of points. Total sales were ''o S
haies There was nothing of special interest III "le
Iyerpool market spot cotton being quiet anu , ~
while futures about points lower Oh sei'a'e .
on Locally there was N.SlIei
buyng OF the May contract and selling OF UcDsi
Southern holders OF spot cotton are asai 1,Ns
freely but the demand from New England nills & Is di %
nothing The receipts the ports ior ut VIZ ,
variously estimated all the way from liU"V 0orS1eD
bales but conservative estimates lnd!cdIe d
Of i3O 900 bales compared with l46'2V, ias, We
3l7 last Today's receipts at Houston VIZ
haies week. 13rj last year anu 'eIn
mis- 456 bales 2S4 last week, "ot Hast va.
Tbe Orleans tomorrow are tSlh a.
10 600 10 IL bales against l2sll last weeK ~
The cotton report. Wich was ~ .'"
ieen issued Saturdav but postponed until 'olas az
4 D. m been again postponed unti i, i rsnrri
IL IS said the reason for wlthholulhs .e 80
is that according Government data 'hrle -
cotton in the country than has actually come I",g
Opening. range and close to-day ana o'os'"s ' ~
,revi ms light md follow:
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12

Government bonds sold $4,000 L. :. regis.
tered As at no. and So 900 coupon As at llois ana
$40 900 coupon As at ll0is. Quotations were a.
follows:
,igA sked
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12

state d. rs ~ a, So SO; 2I2 do es o at so 81 state
Hollis 2O7 Michigan lambs - ID dn oat a
e. 800 do 90 ~ at Sc 49, lis do. 60 No. AZ 80 az
ws,o-n do "a No. AT JO 33 Michigan sheep 80 ip "'
81 7j ~ ,,,-,,, ,.robs 80 n, at So 30.
=, ,,nins o0; Michigan lambs 20 ID AT 81 w. 90, 4.
Wevon g CO.; 900 state lambs. u n. at 80 '"' ~" u
81 n. 81 a. o, ,. ,ar,bs II II, at Sc 30
UOC;s-Receipts for days - cars. s,h ~ ot 81 2jG
eaios On live weight Nominally high At ,,,,-os g..
q, ,o er 100 H., light pigs might exceed hea1v to
Coun,rv dressed i-c higher at ot7nec 10. ''
,,os, v,e,ghts with rough heavy selling at f's"'''
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
rr.RorrAy PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Feb II a. . ~ -i.e"f- Extra lni'a mos
STEADY GSs "i. primo mess steady ~ - ~ lof'
Western lue. steady 40 us ~. - fr'.lr
si~ady 5ls 81 Hams short cui. about - o. j. ~
steady AZ .ygs Bacon Cumberland cut about = -
~ ~ steady Sis short rih about - y. sfaiy ~
a0s GI. long clear middl's about - u steady ~ -'s ~
clear miiies. about - ". steady ~ -fi
o. shoulders. about II o. Il n nrm 40 2ss 'h~'f'
American white dull nt 4As. American finest. cl
Orrf. duh at i9s. Tallo~- Prime city. nominal cotton
seed oLiverpod refined. easy ~ i1s 81 Spirits - tf-
IeniIne steady 2is Gi KDs.n Common nrm at -
Lard Prime Western. spot dun ~ 3.s Whea' - :
red winter firm a Gisd. 80 . r~l spring. firm NJ
hs 3i.d Flour - Louis fancy winter. hfm A. - 81
Mixed Western. spot. s"aiy ~ .. I'D, F'hfna- ~
I'D March easy S NJ. Arf easy 80 . j.
Hops London Pacific Coast. hrm ~ 4 .rft@ - u"
Or for the last week from Atlantic ports.
% quarters. from other sources. iN'r qu'r'er- f~
ceips of American for the last week. - - quar-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
STOCKS DULL AND HEAVY.
DECLINES IN THE GRANGEhS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HIGHER-WAIT1NG
FOR THE GOLD TRANSACTIONS Or
THE BOND SYNDICATE

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY H.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
r, n,pxETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pucalo Feb ii-Caitle-Recepts last - hours ~, ,e
1a; for week thus far 5000 head lor & same ,'' m
ase WesS X t head: on sale 200 head: market opens
steady firm for good grades snaa' wing 10 late storms
,I rI"ckaded roads shipments are very nsh'' WI" ~ "
has effect all branches & o, ,m, , all good cattle
soG: export sold late at e9aSs 80 ou & az
So Il, steers sold early 81 ~ fair 70 e. gi iaSa so
butchers grsdes 81 5a$3 90 fat cows a. "
ast - hours 20 2a mead total for week thus far 80"
nn; ,hgb % cn head To- York. $50 head; on SALE
i5co head markc, opened at siandsi rsw go o msfm
at s. 25as, o yorers 5gs! 20 pigs at - S
S Tesht s at 81 49, '@s m ',sss s "a oss @ heavy weight
cs s. 3oasi 30 good MEDIUMS a. 81, 81 "@st bast 90 total r
week thus far 90 100 head for SANE time ast Nc. W
20" heS9 coS1siFd oc a o head: market opened
slow but ue doing owing To shipping faculties ,d a.,
[m wlth s9oa @ many at he 8 7sGs5 s. good choice
miSe sheep at saS4 80 fair good 50 5oas"" 49, export
'nrP non s' Stock s Yards Chicago Feb
head m.rhe' .HG ,,Gaay sseeGs g aasa ~ and
bulls 4casa - caiyes s. 3ogs' 81 a. oos@ To e@n,rnon
choice mixed 50 5sa 90 % ~, Sssgs q 80 as'?r
is1.D head market steady inferior to choice - ''~
- % Is Feb IL cattle Receipts li75 head mar
end w:sk prizes es .eGg % 1ass nse 5
Receipts head market duh a. snd sd sc ,@ xsd
PsGSss eS 4 4 ass @ AGssy &
Market strong and steady: native mixed ;" -'as" 49,
aInpi ras Libertv Feb 1-cate-Recepts fair; demand
only fair few buyers here from The East IaTk ,s a.
%oc1apsr1 "ol ,ahqP T'ri 81 s rSfh & $aasa tr
light steers 81 l5a<a - Sgayv o iyers y h5ding
~ on account II the heavy through conssnments %nn
hnyf Mste n epenas ne9 up H' Slow While
bright. ew sales heng made a, - 40 @ hmand ia falr
MARKET about steady At unchanssd peesa aas M CON- o. ~
ast 10 g@gt 8 ''gst % " s. nasi e. BEST am6,
S 55a$5 Is. common to fair lambs $SaS'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
AAssed.

In State issues there were sales of l.OOO leli en-.
see settlement 3s at 81. Ten shares Of the ro. s
teenth Street Bank were sold at ll0 ana '"e"''
seven shares OF the Phenix Bank at ll5. "A.
A further shrnkage in the volume OF ousihes,r
railroad bonds occurred, and on weak Nar rs
important changes were few. The sales aessra
gated only S6S9000, and while CHESAPEAKE % Do
Ohio general 4,2s lost lls at 7li2 and Kansas srn
cfc 1st consols l at 65. Norfolk ana "s'a,ss
equipment 5s rose 1875 To 65 and uni'eu '
Leather 6s 1 " to lllia. ,.,,g
The SubTreasury was debtor u the w Lr,.
House S373S72. rs net loss on balance SIN ~
day was s391 726. made up by loss IN Gu, e laws
S567O75 and a gain in coin Of Slio'5ts i oao nav.
operations included Receipts. Soi','%"' i',",,s of
ments. s.. 2.7542 266. resulting In genera d en-
$l470lS. $40. consisting OF $69.OS3,I2s com an and
934.S2 currency. The receipts or oatu'us !. go.
Monday were $,45S,749. and the payments '''
AIS. - -
The United States Treasury at asi,''e Car re.
ceived to-day $29S, no National bank 20 the
dempton. The customs receipts "els ,so ,iscel.
internal revenue receipts $65lSyo anu u re-
laneouS receipts $23370 Total uoHe, u',.nas st ssA.
ceipts hr the day. $253.S4O: paceints for
$685. excess OF expenditures s5si.Sio. tor month
month to date. $S026 200: expenait.u,es Tor MONTH
to date. $1l, ,494, ,944: excess expenditures '
$S46s,744 .,.r,.rt Of
To-day's Washington Treasury 'esrss with
"a an on hand and deposits In bank compares fn.
the figures OF the last previous s'a'e"
lows: ,,s.r.ncea
Feb o. Feb.l: Svs2 IA
Ne, gold on hand. s4a.oss,ass s'i.sos'ai' p'' ,.u
NJ 70 sa ssad. ..o.. ssais ss.s'+'7s ln''
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS..

Galveston. Feb ii-Cotton hrm mdding. 3 3-i6c; low
middlng IL lGc good ordinary 7-i6c: and
receipts. 5oIi bales sales. 7o0 bales stock 1853 7G2
bales.
middlng lGc good ordinary Lie; net and gross
receipts GA bales; exports coastwse $50 bales sales
III bales: stock. It.gls bales.
NewOreans. Feb. 1i.-Cotton dull but steady: good
middlng 9-l6r. mlddlng Lice. low middling
alio, gsod ordinary. !se net receipts isoo2 bales
Savannah. Feb Ii-Cottoa quiet and steady; middling
Be: low mddng li-I6c: good ordinary 4Ac; net and
receipts 2I47 bales exports coastw 5O3 bal
sales. 325 bales; stock, SLOTS bales.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
LOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Monday, February IL

Monday, February lip. m.
The slight improvement which developed In
the stock market when ;he gold-exporting move
ment ended a little over week ago did not con-
tinue had reasonably been expected. and to-
days market showed little change from the weak
condition which followed the announcement of
the negotiations for gold by the Administration.
The Street is evidently waiting TO see il Con-
gress will at the last moment carry out the
Presidents recommendations for authority 10
issue per cent GOLD bond, thus saving the
country the addtiona. burden of Sl60O0000
Of debt which the per cent bonds will incur.
There are some people in banking and specu-
lative circles who predict that Congress will turn
about and do what IL has already refused in
order to retire from Washington with some show
of grace but in view OF past legislation by this
body it seems that such predictions will not
prove to be correct. The week in the stock
market opened to-day with little enthusiasm
the part Of the 'bull' element of speculation,
and unfavorable railroad returns and other ad-
verse conditions of the situation caused an ir-
regular market. with declines in many shares.
The foreign exchange market showed an advanc-
ing tendency but this not taken to indicate
a renewal Of gold exports for under the con-
tract OF the bond syndicate with the Admins
tration an outward movement OF gold at present
is not probable and hardly possible. The Treas
ury received to-day the first payments on ac-
count Of the new Government loan, and up 10 the
close of business sl,50O.oo0 had been received.
This perhaps. with the announcement from
Washington that resolution had been intro
duced in the Senate L. pay coin obligations IN
gold improved sentiment a little
The decline started in Northwestern on Satur-
day continued to-day. and the other Granger
roads, with the exception Of Louisville and Nash
vile. were depressed. In the last-named stock
a moderate London buying gave ii some Strength
and 1t closed fractonally above the opening
prices The common and preferred stock Of The
United States Cordage Company suffered sharp
declines due to liquidation by professionA
traders. Various rumors were circulated about
the company. but they received emphatic de-
malls from the management. American sugar
Refining and Manhattan declined. but there was
no news to account for ii The general marker
was made up Of liquidation and short selling
and developed heaviness at the close. with gen.
eral net losses. The number of shares traded ID
Isl. i07.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold $4,000 L. 5. regis,
tered As at 10. and 5000 coupon As at llo's ana
$40 coupOn As at ll0ia. Quotations were ~
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12

r..vcs- -R.ceip,s for two days i3 1900 head.
saughteer- and ia for the mare' on which 10 ears
%sTe ." r 'ac .a az and the offerings were mainly cows rom
from nearby points car of -'onnect"ut oxen and a
he scan receipts quickly weighed at 23aJoc ad
over las, F5aays l M ,i 1cs %"' w mmon mr and
medium steers lrought 81 G5as5 100 NJ oxen s5as5 ~
higher M 7.4s4c but selling very rapidly. butch
h waek The fe. cattle IN the road between here ani
Western shipping points are @ nearly AL iPr Ap9, now
several days European cabes quote Refrigerator beef
firm s7sa37sc per ib and Amcri,ah h'r r car selling
sheep due ne Armenia are sim sn9yl'und and
berger and 100 sheep for ESs''nSns % ,pI%y & VIII . sail
laden omorrow with $50 cattle for J shamberg son;
20 head also I.07 quarters Of beef for schwarzschi
Runie also scheduled sail Tuesiay VIII take out 27a
cattle for a Thompson and beef for Morris.
saIes-s Sanders: IL Ohio steers. ilS n average. at
a. g rs IS cows D% NJ lt2 H. at s. a. 81 DO i24 H. a, s. IS
s s276 20 '''' 3D. At '' 80 ~ - ~ ,,o,
10 9s%"@ f@SeT do Various 'T weights c' at @ a 90 20
McIne,on CO. off@ ,@ Is7O T. ~ n 81 At s.% o. Ss Ss
H. @ 81 q !. 1870 s % &. a Is g. g s. a. :s e. = 90 % at ~
Newton a. CO.: Lancaster County PENN steers. 2ii
n at 81 - bull 4 $50 S ss. 81 1929 So r. do S s." s. S n at Il, 50 1913 "a
III DO ~ at So 70; do. 800 b., at 90 ~ do
at aI's s. n B. at g. oe, a. % at ip s. d. do ''S d.
CALVES Receipts head: business at stands.n for
number for Nominal quotations So and
s. veals 81 5Oa<3 for barnyard calves and s3asi
FOR calves. Dressed calves higher at sdlic
for country dressed veas with most ~ the stock frozen
badly and selling inside of quotations. city dressed
selling and quoted at jizaIc.
SHEEP AND LAMTIS-Kccepts. 34is cars. or G6Is head
S for alive l3 for city siaughterers and
1874 cars for the market Most all OF the arrivals were
through stock from Buffalo. which but for the storm
would have been here Friday Nothing has been
shipped out OF Buffalo since last THURSDAY but IT Is
sible that tonight 81 the stock which has
cumuated there will be started for New York Prices
firm. and compared with last Friday. 5Ocasi
Common nd
medium DO sold Ads4 70 per 10 n: fair to choice
lambs at $6nS Of prime sheep could probably
been sold to-day at 81 80 and export wethers So but
thsse quotations will only hold until the blockade is
br~sen. and normal traffic is resumed. Dressed mutton
very hrm at gQ1ic ib dressed lambs again higher
llnl2c. and choice stock reached l2isc.
Sales-0 Dienback: 90 Canadian lambs So
at 81 per 100 c:3 do 70 rb at 50 25 l73
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-YOrk. Februafy IT, INJI
BEANS AND PEAs-The market is shaping a little tie
better. Stocks here being reduced gradually, re-
light the Of advces from the couh-
is calculated make little stronger holding mere
Marrow choice quality longer obtainabe below
So 32iz and OF the favore marks are jobbng at
50 3D. Medium held in instances at VI NJ but not
much business has been done as yet above 81 s2is;
Choice pea are very and 2isc higher rev req
kidney have been taken 81 % b. ana II
would be difficult buy the best hand picked lots
for less. Other varieties changed materially
Green peas in moderate supply and nrmer. We quote
Tor choce quality; Beans. domestic. bush.
g 32t9s2 3d. do. medium 81 s21 do 81 s3q$1 s7
do white kidney. S2 40; do red kidney. s2Ns2 05; do.
turtle SOUP VI O do yellow 81 49, do Lima, Cali
fornia 81 soas2 IS; do, foreign medium pea 81 OO
81 Ia green peas. bbls. 81 O7; do. bags. 81 ON do.
Scotch. 81 10.
BUTTER-The price Of fancy fresh creamery was ad-
vanced TO 26c firm. No carried over Sunday
today's arriv-ls light and advices of shipments
In transit indicate light supplies for the
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
TIE STATE or TRADE

rar,,m,re Fob ii-Flour quiet. Western surer - S"a
60 50 "xtra loas2 90 family. 50 nS2 - winter
CHI patcnt 81 >5qs3 II. spring 10. 50 ipa>" o. 90
s,r,rhf 81 ijaS3 -. sales. 80 hbs Wheat nun a''n
sto, and February. hSh-uji'.c MarCn ".sr1' ..
u,- ~. - steamer No red. 1t'.n'5Ac S,ut.i
IA. s,mrle ,j,Sc. 40 grade" 80 n'''s, STOCK 80
az fush. sales 3irr bush corn dun ana .l.Y' h,,A
s,'t ,nI February tG'. i7c, March i'4Hf'i3c, Mtg
steamer mixed. So bid. southern whlt" ,'tn
-. a. a. Nelw ;9dinc. stock. 80 80, bush oats
a., e. . white western. 36u3Ic. No mixed do "t'9H
a., stock 20 G2l bush. Rie dul. No = .'H','.
~ -Di h,sh Iay nfmer good 10 cn'icr tlm'"f; -"
go =, ,;ratn ffoght- quiet. steam 10 l.l'"ip1"'
ft,,,r, t'lrk fr orders. - "ig2s lo'si t"hiuAy
80, .,ii. rlllIlngs. J.r. Provisions dul' mss p'N
st mix shoulders 81 short rih sides ana 'i.'I
~ .iear. cured shoulders 7sc. hams. small lo'''
argr io',c. Lard refined - 90
Boston t,b I-rlour qlet and nnchansr' p',,,.r ,,.n
-,., oats afef shorts quiet Ilfisl1nS .''' -. i'',
,.,., hu, s,.,dy. northern creamery, =.
IN o4iif,r Eers 10 light ri,l pH"'' i''''''' 49,
.,9i,. Western and MIchIgan. 2'H"'
pYnai, Feb II u-srriug whetf-prders All - nnHe, ul'
mil. limits nrn. y. hard IT, ot"s ago N'yy
eT's,nr No harl Ci'.c ~ Northern o. 20 ~. .'
i.. - saturday - frN' l.N-N ny -
snf-ur was 20 a chic ago MAJ, r. Nln''t Nn,
ga -ogi-,. a. offerings tfasA. y. rcd a., re- 's,
X, 1 white - asked. corn "uHl ana weak, - :. .>',
i,u ,Gi,,. y, 5 yellow. ifi.r. ~ : r0in 90 - %
rrr ~ asked ~ closing oats srif''. 'nF s'',. .
... =. . un. aai, a;ia.. nid liiluE. 90 raoH - =
uhfe aec y mixed. - att'l 10 si-5, @ i''' ,,
M..t.r. raiI fhr price asked ant 'nk "''"l np'n '"
.l ,,nain -.l '.eisr. 5W" bush western n-c ana ne
r..f af 4uDtat,ns Quotations unchang~i ~" o. "i,i
S.. "a asked n store. Flour dui. un'h'"s'' M'
f.,l irfu rn. hanged
,rt..r, Fol- II Tho leading futures ranged a. fll-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-07-11
ia, THURSDAY, JULY IL, 1896

lization board. d................ 6 so
H. D, ALERT, services on equali-
zation board. g. 49,. 6 90
The board upon motors sIourned
until Thursday, August 1st t{8e5, at
the hour of 7 O'Clock p. m. FL
GEORGE WEIR, Chairman.
III. d. ALERT, Co Auditor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-07-11

+" The statement 10 credited to q
Chicago divine that ten thousand
people are going to hell Oh BIZ
cyclss-but what about the ton
millions that are "hoofng it?"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-07-11
M00EoTEAD

claims can bs had. Corrected plats Of
all vacant land in Cavalier county kept
on hand. Land contests Of al kinds
attended to. B. ERICKSON.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-07-11

Th1 nditor was requested to notify
lthe r lerent township clerks in the
Icolnl squirting them to cause the
numl of jurora appsrtioned them,
ldraW y accordance with law.
Ths blowing bills were aaditsd and
Jno e. ehsne, tQr services on
sqa aaion AaaEd. ......:....$ 10 a
II IA ~. saxvliSs. on squs'i-
,aAla sard go. ....... go
n 6 lsir, ,ssrviees on equsli-
. pard ....:..... ....... II 50
lJl1 (egd, services on equa- :,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-13
ROBBED HIN BEFORE HIS EYES.
A Woodinyiile Man Accuses n saloon
Freauenter of Impudent stealing.

A. G. Mclean, of Woodinville. came to
the city for a visit. and last Monday
night fell into the hands OF the Philis-
tines and thereby lost $40 He secured
the thief. however. who is in jail await
ing an examination for robbery.
Last Monday evening Mr. Mclean
visited a lodge OF knights of pythias
after which. between IL and l. o'clock
he entered the bar room OF the Abbott
house for glass of beer as a soporific
to a good nights sleep. He found a
crowd OF rsen standing before the bar
evidently wrangling over some difficulty.
ons man in the crowd. larger than the
othxrs. struck man much smaller than
himself ana knocked him down. This
aroused the chiyalric nature of Mclean,
who standing over six feet in height him
self and being built In proportion. at
once stepped into the arena and advised
the big man TO take a man of his own
size. The individual so addressed grabbed
Mclean by the shoulder with one hand
aud deliberately put the other In Nc
Leans vest pocket. pulling out a SO bill.
Mclean demanded back his money, which
the thief refused to give up but instead
called every body TO the bar. treated
and paid for the drinks with the $40,
pocketing the change. Mclean at once
had the man arrested who gave his
name at the police station as Z. bowman.
No date has yet been set for the hear
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-13
Land ONCE Decisions.

Notices of final decisions from the COM
missioner of the general land ONCE were
received at the local Office yesterday In
the following cases:
a. 3. ANYWAY VS.. J. +. Phinney-fnvoiy-
ing G.. l.. No. 500. for southwest quarter
of southeast quarter. section 20. west half
OF northeast quarter section %. township
IS north. range 3 east. on yashon island
on account of no motion for review. En-
try cancelled.
United States VS.. William A. Gariock--
Rejected homestead application for lots
/ and 2. section /. township q north. range
. east. No motion for review.
United States vs.. Andrew Hemrich-Re-
ieeted homestead application for lots l..
2 and 3. and southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter, section ?. township Il.
north. range 2 east, near Gig Harbor. No
motion for review.
United States VS.. Charles Maidrnent--
Rejected homestead application for lot l..
section 3. north half OF the northwest
quarter and northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter, section 2. township II
north. range , east. near Gig Harbor. No
motion for review.
jected homestead entry for south half OF
the northwest quarter, and lots and 4.
of section 5. township IS north. range s
east, near Gig harbor Entry cancelled.
United States VS. Margaret II. Richard
sons--Rejec homestead entry for south
east quarter Of the northeast quarter of
section 81. township Is north. range east.
near Gig Harbor. Entry cancelled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-13
PERSONAL.

C. e. Mallette. Of Port Angeles, is at the
Butler.
F. W. Masters. of Port Biakeiey. is at
the Diller.
L. B. Carter. of Friday Harbor. is at
the Stevens.
C. A. Blackman, OF Everett Junction. Is
q. the Diiler.
S. waltern. of Spokane. is registered at
]. F. Blodgett. Of Tacoma. is registered
at the Stevens.
j. H. Todd. the Victoria pioneer grocer.
Is at the Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Siegel. Of Mount YER
non, are at the Diiler.
j. c. Smith. of Sandy Point, Island
county, is in the city.
Henry NJ. Lewis, of Marysvilie, Is q
guest at the Arlington.
D. Mcclellan. a New whatcom business
man, Is at the Northern.
r. s. Grifiith has returned from Olympia
where he has been on business.
Capt. W. II. Dorman. of Victoria. B. c..
postoftice inspector. Is at the Northern.
Douglas Almond. editor of the Ana
cortes american, is a guest at the But
Ter.
A. c. Sands, of Tacoma. resident man.
ager of the Sunset Telephone Company. is
at the Butler.
DIR. ]. Cobb. of Port Townsend. United
ctdtSS ififS uiStIiCt, 10
az the Rainier-Grand. accompanied by
Mrs. Cobb.
Rev. Daniel Bagley, the well-known
pioneer, has been quite i'll for the past
ten days at his home on Queen Anne hill.
with grippe.
Harry Landerkin of San Francisco. Sec
rotary of the Redwood Lumber Associa-
ton, is In the city the guest OF Robert
Niven. He will remain several days.
Charles Barnett, Grant Neal K. l.. Ger
IRISH, w. B. Fraser, E. NJ Templer and L.
ID. Dodge. of Anacortes, and Frank Cor
less of Montborne. all mining men, are
at the Butler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-13
A stnrn at sea

Increases the discomfort OF the voyages
bat even when the weather is not tenn
pestuons he Is liable 10 sea sickness. They
who traverse the gigantic wetness
should he provided with Hestetter's Stom-
ach Bittcrs. which quiets disorlered siom.
achs with gratifying speed and certainty
To the hurtful influence OF a tropic NAL
artous or too rigorous or damp climate
as we'll as To the hanefnl effects OF un.
wholesome diet and bad water. II is a
reliable autidote. Commercial travellers
tv sea or land. mariners miners, western
pioneers. and ali who have TO encounter
xicissitudes of climate and Temperature
concur in pronouncing II the best safe.
guard II prevents rheumatism and pull
rnonaFy attacks Tn consequence OF damn
and cold. and II is an efficient defense
against all forms of malaria II can b
depended upon in dyspepsia. liver and
kidney trouble,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-13
No More nonded warrhom-onnan

James q. Carroll resigned the position
81 keeper OF ti.e bonded warehouse in this
city last week. partly az the request Of
hts employers. Schwahacher Rrcs and
partly a; the request az the government
TIE cause of the resignation was that
hGstuess has fallen or 81 such an extent
thar the owners Of the Warehouse could
mol pay the salary. $40 per month. ard
made i request 90 the government thar
ar Inspector IN the customs service 10 thu.
work 'se owners Of the warehouse ~
pay him for the actual time he is en-
gagged 10 checking goods ont or tn The
arrangement does not make particle %
difference IN the management OF the
warehouse. only that a customs inspector
dos she work instead Of a regular
keeEer