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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

Nos ha vistado un periodico literario muy
bien escrito que Sc publica en- Santo Domin-
go, con ell titulo Et Hogar, y del que es
principal redactor nuestro querido amigo
compaflero Contreras Ramos.
Con gusto dejamos establecido ell cange.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

No he venido q humo de pajas,
mas no pido gollerias.
Pido pagar =. .cuando quiera.
9 no dar nunca la guita
que seria 10 mejor;
que Sc olviden las pompltnas
de amojonar ell terreno.
IA que andar echando cintnS,
Isl fueran de buenos vinos.
A mas entire gentes finas
cual nosotros, basta y sobra
la palabra mas sencilla,
iNosotros de cualquier modo
no tenemos que cumplirla!
Basta, pues, con prometerlo.
Pido que las senoritas
nos den raciOnes de espalda
J de pechuga y de vista,
y NADIA mas. -. i,~fos padres
que nos den gaileta fna
y que aquf nos las den todas.
4 NE cO7aOcese e-Sidi Briska.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

FUIVUd Ld bd LEdH
EN- LA VILLA DE ADJCNTAS
Habitaciones ventiladas; mesa selecta.
Los que deseen venir atemperar en- este
delicioso china, deberan avisar con oeho
dias de anticipation
m " s. Pablo Gastdfer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09
Doctor v. SANTON!

De Ia FacHltad de Medicina de Parts
+ uEULx6TA.
Consultas: de z 40 por la mahana y de-
l & por Ia tarde.
Plssa Principal, n6mero TO-
Ponce Pu~-to-Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

sPreguntas 10 que quiero2
Que la puerta del sol legue hasta Pombo,
que le sobre la guita al jornalero,
aumentar los ingresos en- millones,
que me den mucho bombo
-Te he conocido, basta; RoMANoNEs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

En- esta semana han sido detenidos por e.
cabo Leon el guardia municipal Diepa, los
vendedores de leche Ramon Baez, Ramon
Ortiz, Juan Jose Colon, Felipe Matos Faus
tino Villegas. por vender el liquido adnlte
RADIO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

La Gaceta de Madrid puhlca los nombres
de los aspirantes al Registro de la propiedad
do Guayama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

Hoy ha salido bordo del vapor -Nfjico
para la Capital, de donde embarcara para
Europa, nuestro muy estimado amigo don
Gumersindo Rivas, duefio del acreditado
establecimiento La Fila de MADRID.
Deseamos al amigo Riyas una feliz escur-
sion por Europa, bueIo negocios.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
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PRoF HUaEax writing 10 the
Arkansas Democrat from Marshal
of Che Searay county Normal, says
thai it opened undor rather adverse
circumstances. lie, however,
sasootbed over Die difieultes et.
tecfaaI ) Tic leading citi4ons
expressed tear that the Aartssal
Woa5d not aara more than twentr-
hfe - attendance but there were
thirty tour the first day ard forty
two tEo second. Tie teachers are
NOT oey satisfied, but enihas9d.
and aa enrolment ot sixty-dve is
expected
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
i Woman who VIII Vera

Wanted in every county @ intro
dreo tbe Celebrated "Fygeria"
Waists for AL ages. This waist
the corset aud has re
ceived the Hna0nmoas approval
Of TIE leading physicians Of Amer.
lea. $500 outfit frec. ANY woman
can make from et3 to $50 weekly.
Send Tor circulars aud terms.
FFeaTA M'fE, Co., SIS Canal ST.,
Il CW York.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
CIfsIsG{ $ y oTIGF,.

Notiae is heraz'y seH tbat Tie eBliaHias
naaea a41a#sistrat &ad guardians Gia5 a
HaeApr lern sill Is fl1e airail Probate e97r
for t5e EGztera tiai7ic1. lheir aee8aet sfzfl Is
e VS. oEaeesd q tA.o e2aTt taal. the saaa e
lection a. Sic 5ltjg csaa Of said court, faz sz
". y es9ia &asriae Of Alga, paeIl ana
John 4 C#aFsHiai, nd annual accaa=, eur.
rent.
" 7. Emett, Gaa1dtan Of NarthaJ. al
James y kzaet9 Hat qp9nal account czITa s
" ~ @qHs, GHa53fH If caahae II Sic.
brese, st9 aia izaL agNai account eur~a5.
" 7. 4.azEia e an ot Be1eha Amba5s.
fta aa..Hai aCe3au- current.
VI. Merts. Guardian q Efaary L. &n.
hr2se, .te aeua eec9ult current
s. J Aanis, Gaaf.jiaa Of AT6 ur AnB5ass
stb aaaUai acsGEh5 cErreat.
J. " l3oH#fd. Ae'nr Of fhe estate as =
t-iii8ai {, ..5aE t}'izsa. aecoeat carseat,
f}}Hsrs8tz a4i=E eza ptoaa Is sai8 soseG-
9e t# &te ie fife Same i GINS
e E5Ft GA o5 lore Jaa 5sd sag oil She Alr "a
thereof, iitis A53 1856
j. eaeheri Probate Clerk
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

THE Pine Bluff Commercial,t han
which there has not been q strong
er supporter Of the bourbon ring
that handles the reins of govern
ment in Arkansas, has at last got
its eyes opened. Hear what it has
to say relative to ex-TreasHrer
Woodrutf's big steal: DAILY we
observe in papers here and read in
papers all over the state where
men an women, white and black,
are sent to the states prison for
grand larceny and frequently for
very small thetts, yet Woodruff,
who robbed the state, who out
ragged his bondsmen, compelling
them to pay thousands Of dollars,
is allowed trial after trial and f.
nally gets one year in the peniten-
tiary, which from present indica-
tions he viii never servo. Such is
justice in Arkansas, and yet, we
throw up our hands 10 holy horror
when some paper in another state,
or IN distant countries, proclaim
that the laws in Arkansas are not
enforced. How much longer are
we to be in diarepute? Woodruff
ought years ago 10 have been i'm
prisoned for ten years at least, yet
a magnanimousjary only gave him
one year, and still tine laws delay
has permitted him to 90 unpunish-
ed. VIII the masses always be SO
passive as 70 the conduct Of the
courts? There are times when
the people become resAve of the
IIetbar4Y OF the courts"
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

4 H5sfH fHHss man Ike Jotn Wanna.
mateeF Ia th9 residential char
would be an inHoyation ia national
politics. bat we are not sure but
dat il would DC good thing tor
jhe country. lbe majority et ouf
Presidents come from tAe RANKS oI
DIE Iasys ers and soldiers. Rarely
does Che oaoice iaH on q simon
pure business man, and yet these
are tho qnatitios that make tie
latterpl,s a more imporlunt part IN
the welfare Of the nauo4 thau thoso
oi any ol the professions from which
Presidents are usually chosen.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

In speaking Of The recgnt session
OF the Republican State League
Ciub at Latlle Rock, the Gazette
says: "Slate politics don't inter est
the delegates. They have their
eyes OF the White House and are
more interested in the ldcntity OF
the leader who will control the
sederal patronage in Arkansas IL
case of Republican supremacy than
they are in who will be the next
goyrnor The State"
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

FoB four years Secretary Grosh-
am bad h0t Drawn BIS $50 a montb
pension from the Chicago pension
Office. lie had never surrendered
It, but for some reason he lad net
made amy cali tor it. 'ehero is an
accumpiation OF $1,000 to his cred
it. The pension was granted hlm
for wounds received At the battle
OF Atlanta. Under tho laws OF the
department Che accumulation is
subject to the order Of his wife,
aud the pension ot $40 y month
wall 60 to her.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
TIRED. Weak. ,NeEYnna..

Means impure blood, and overworl<
or 100 much strain on flaiN and
body. Tbe onIy way to cure is to
feed the nerves on pure blood.
/ hopsand8 Ct people certify fha;
the hest blood purifier, The best
best nerve tonic aud strength build
er is Hoods SarsapariIIa. v hal
it has. dome for others II Will also
DO tor you-lIood's Cures.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

so acre farm 2t acres in cultivation. aoo,
orchard, iB}i9ee weattoe Garrolt0u Ark oegC
Greei tore5t -osd. address D. O. Eugles. U6.'
teH10t, AT&.
Eighty acres ore mile North East Of tow, r..
hcres Isl cultivation good &opse barn os,d o,s
buildings good orchard well u water good Is5 +
aed titia Ter terms lp1tg ~ t!ta OG.ce
i20 acre farm % ai,ty .asd - acres In fllIH
yatien, good hepae q 81 9utba {ainss small ~
pie orchard, HEe sI;a.Es a'd sln .eid earn ,19si
; feel dGeD three }njlea sont&aast of GruGa For,
est i'oi TERMS apply IS 5fis office
Good faTD ot 80 3era3 ar ie cheap III
acres tn euItiratiasl, d sao4 bostoIn IL. 4 ,a,i
dwelling, large barn ar4s pJHer other cut }1la4.
i@gs tais arm is oH th4 l,errtE.l1e a3d mr.
lia2tou road miles east Of be1r9yille Fa7 f5-
th0r particulars Gall oH siis o83ee.
F0RSNt#: faHa t}Tae mi frz west Of eg~
T0]l+oa Oh the CarroAt0a and Green F0raate=a-
50 ecra65 ain cultivation good, Tou.e 0rrnaei
good Neal az ater, ToaL5a9ee with three F,.57,}
aad oat bGi}diH@a For lerns apply 10 5b5s
oiHice or John taataam lotteHtat AIk
y iiao ta1ao 10y ta59,, With IL Td8nss and
bah Toota with aiFaFatas. Geoa well 9isEaf4f
and kitcheE-barta 5li H6W fh1ee-teUIf If
81 acFe 81 round alao i66 aefee Of far44l fe.4
| tiyatieH U0rsa q 9Ut- iuiftirgs 00ad f7pjf
orcnarlI. Far -FIas fitIer address # i.
1aUer, Green i.#1eat egk.
\ iiHe bottom arm Ia the Usage valley mfl@
souta Of Green srrest 80 e9res j. traet; .a
acre in ealaiFatfaa. taaer Soed feree 3fe
good rasl AeaGe 2Ed ont buildings, TWO tora (
| HOUSES aEa out fa'a iaEa. 9aO6 fTdjt CTaHU3
and SKI SIS 2.uatssl aa two iH&ai Z cta, IT.
r9ad=, one mile .soa sCdFal begee. c!Iure a0l
post a91a In otGer words three gac3 E5M5.
Aoae 63o1 bargain Gail NJ tslis Gtaee.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
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0yIT The other day people were
reading OF the intention of the
Saull ard ContratAm merican coun-
tries 70 fprm a confederation; now
.brgentime and Calls are about 10
ao t. waf with eae. uthrr.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

Hon GaArNeEY ~ DEpEw stands
near the head OF the couutry's most
expert advertising agent. No
see4Jer the Fandcrhilts pay him a
fortune every year in salary; it
pays ther3 to do it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
NrWsoApER LANS

4fsn3scrihers order discontinuance Of thorpe
roc = $. aad fail to pay arearages the publish
srs neg coutinue1o send them until the arear-
r sa5seriaars refuse or neglect to take their
periodical FROM the oaiee TO Which Ihey are ell
+. Hae}ea they are responsible until shey haYes2t-
t #e5i t3efrbiH and ordered them discontinued.
glaaa courts have decided that refusing 10 take
reri6 Hiaal, from the Office, or removing aad1eaV-
= mem aaca ed for, is pima faeie evidence ot
Intentional fraud.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
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SENAToR YHsr and Cocl<cri1l do
net appear 10 have much iu8uemco
with the /. ieao7lri democratic State
committee which decided 10 TO 8
against sii4er convention.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
E'FEv~ CfTT EErEE
u = l. =
8t aa{Ija &atiee,

oF#er. st tAta 3tN# jas terra t@E5 Of Probate
court foz tae Eastern grie. ~ earron counts,
20 sell the 7slaWing dizerbei rea estate be
longing 5g ttfe estGte Ell ieseta = Grim dec d,
towit: Ihe - &e1t sec 5, 5w NW34. Sec j.
- @onorb Q! fHags Nest. fertAe PufBesa ef
ohtaiHisg money t2 lay 5Ia debts Of said estate.
1A.s 4lae Itta ies5. q. Z. z GAIaI4 Admir-.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

f3HNNroR HJt would better i5e
q little more eApl cit il defining
iiis Jews # he wishes the support
6t the silver men. !Ee .aight start
eff by saying what he would con
sder a fair test by the whole
power of the Uujsed States ct the
possibility OF international Li.
"a tallism.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

MONEY having been the leading
family question for many years is
q OF surprising to fnd that it has
now grown to be Il national ques-
ton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

Gronan GouAD is said % be
fitiikin@ = investing II s.
S@faforsbip liis ialler did IL
laoie .ban ofco out ~ allowe |
eiferS g ocauPz he at h bou 5nt,
ieraes f,is ~ - ancy wenid
have iesseied the;r vaite..
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

" HEN newspaper succeeds in
pleasing every body then viii Satan
ev'engelize perdition, observes an
exchange that has trled it and
tailed
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
$500 =.

Fx-PaE~IaEeT HARRISON must
moan business; he has mHzzIed bis
Ia I1atiTo SoR, lsoeesti
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
usv.aeare.1< @r..v.s7-s=.-r~--zrs

STRANGE, bnt une-how many
Fo!iteians have succeeded in agur-
g the question Of TIE free coinage
OF silver Gown to plain yes or ne.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
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~

NeGE CrARLfe DANA Is said to
be envioas ofthe power Of the
other2an ia2 prosG.atipg q 2residon-
tiaj candfdafn.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

TINS silver basin SIS threa}eas e
afeamc=a fghtof TIE hie news.
a9aeys aeriHst SIC little ones.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

Tar dea3o5t of all dead things
is boom town after the boom
has peterea cut
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
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PHeH Ihoe1as Bpael5et
Raod Doesn't tl4iat5 himscIf in need
q Cl9aefeg Bepe8's brand of
hAlm0EN.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

AE# 0ot rr the laitt euro on the
weather bet rs saY there IS no
aaea & tj.5a@ . s~elferipg weather.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

- AdvoFtiaiag = rents or strangers who desire
o#lana an advertisement in fhs paper mast aC-
9snHaHF their orders with the CAsU.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

Ig~AIl laeal advertising IS inserted
aad charged FOR accordingly until order
ea ere.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
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the year 1896 promises to be
more productive jnthe number Of
presidential tickets in The field
thau any provious year.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
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GEX- -SaogzeIe salied bis availa-
billy rs Il presidential candidate
waca he aid - neyor voted IN
mx Fife
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
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The teacher who fails % avail
hfmseit Of the opportunity to at
tend be County Norma Will surely
regret it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
TIE y fsIszlta School.

/ eanheTs expecting % attend Tie
Normal Seheol here can get board
win the tanilies named below a
- 80 per week:
]. T. Walker, 8. T. g. Walker, s
J. T. Ramsey. s. r STACY, =
Eim EaIsey, G H. Smith Z
@. 5ltinlzIe, Z, ID Chauacey 2
Jesse Tabor, A. J Russell, 4
J. Il. Harbert, 3 HP. Barney, 8
Ars. Stanhopa, 8 J A. Bneli, g.
Loo Jones. 2. Dr.. Ray, 4
Ben Norris, Mike G6Xsay, 8.
a BIassingano 6. r. Parks g.
G.. a. JoDkins.
George Galloway, I, at S1.5o
Teachers can call on or write 70
either of these parties and arrange
with them tor board.
From these figures it can be seen
chat the actual cost attending the
Normal for the fall time IS only So.
Can any teacher in the county af-
ford to miss IL? Certainty not il
he desires to do good teaching.
Prot. G. S, Barnett, one of the
best Normal instructors in the
State has been appointed Conduc-
tor and if necessary Will be given
an able assistant.
The Conductor, as well as the
Examiner, earnestly desires the
presence of every teacheri in the
county, and | again request each
teacher to notify me tlrat he viii or
will not ateuts II. p. BreNEY,
County Examinere
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

H44 to avoid snnstrole, polite
. orofheF#iae-join an aftio ex-
Ic6itj6a.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
Nr---zt--sM

MANY Persons are broker
Gown from Cyerwork or household cares.
BT0Wi.'S Iron Eittel.S Rebuildstps
system, aids digestion, removes excess CT bills
s'aq cures 1..sis.Tisi. Ge. the genuine.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
CITY BAisBEP SACP.
LEE STACY PRopR1Eron.

Work neatly, speedily and satis factorially dono
West Main Street.
Green Forest, Al
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
TIE TWICE lA1iNEE 4 i'Es s.i.Si. REPUBLIC,
arEClAI C5FrER
S,.sa---@---~sssl-
Pa astsiiGa.s.,,e. Sc,

! will take Twenty-Five or thirty
horses or cattle to pasture during
the present season. Good grass
and good water. Terms $500 per
month. No aoimal taken for less
Than one month. Call and see me.
II. z. BuBNEF.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
State Of 0h1 o, city Of Yoledo ],
Luens Cor tv

Lucas County
Frank ) Cheney makes cath Chat he is the
senior partner o. the arm Of {. } Cheney &
Co. doi 3 bGsi eess h tlia city o. 1oltto, con :
~ aiiti ate aforesaid VIII ray she sra. ~ Is %
for eaeh Atd every case of CatGrrh taai canaCt
81 oifvd As lie Hsa of Hall y Catareh Cure
ra@k } Cheney
Seal r. & GLEASON,
Notary Public
saaia. catsrh Cure is taken Internally and
IS ti'rsesty oa tle + cod 4 q naeuas si.ffaee.
Q. tAe tfsteia esd for tsst rl0 isis frep
+ GaeHes x o, 'g0iedo o
f-4.SolG hy al Drlass1sts, l3o.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
:: DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor j p Clarke
u Secretary Of State H. b Armistead
Auditor G. g. Mills
Treasurer Ransom Gulley
Attorney General e B Trustworthy .
State Lard Commissioner j +. Ritchie
9Upt. Pnb. INSTRUCTION Juuius Jordon
ChIefJustice supreme Court :. Il. Cockrill
Com. i gFiculture w C. EinoheuheleT
Nv. E. Hemingway,
B. & Battle,
Assoelate 505aees0 : P. Hughes,
NJ H. SandleS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

THURSDAY, JUNE -, 1865
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
YOFFICERS.
la les

justices of the Peace y NJ. Wehh
. Coutable D. ii. Stroud
LODGES.
f1ErN TasazT LeaGs Sc lai. = & A. NJ
- feet5 aa sstHrda4 eH en- before the full
,aoon of cact mDath. u, = GKtN. ". IL.
~. g. BGrT, Sec
CHURCH SER ICES.
r7 . GHE#sr sag=et.--2 sfyices every seeoad
~t-ss aad faaEEa suadaz Il 5'elne6 3 .a also
4fE5t. PrayeE neeti & Thursday night. Every
BOG IuFjsed.
j. s. AFHrsox, p G.
~ = raarch Services frst sunday in
-" -" eaetfa9@a :. =, EnwAHDs Pastor,
7THiea saadaS school .: 70 a. m
Z. . BETT sRP5
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
LEGISLA ATURE

Tudre h 3 Mcdaniel
q Pros. Attorney J. y Tilmon,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13


Eenator W i Morton
- Representative ". NJ Brown
~ Legislature meets bienfially, on second
Monday i1JanRaf5
COUNTY OFFICERS.
rouaty Judge j !. W0rthington
~ CircCit Clerk Clip Taylor
County Clerk J r. Faueher
Sheriff s P Naples.
Treasurer I. L. MckenHpa.
Assessor J :. Snipnlan.
Surveyor .Fas Baech.
Coroner Mike GoXey.
County Examiner II ?. 3urnoy
Ez7EaX collecting closes 4 prl 10.
II Assessments of reai e7tG5e . Bienaialy, and
personal property ephu&ilY.
Get biS.
fFircuit court ceaFeHes fst sIoHdays il Feb. and
~ Aug. in - esrerI District aaG ard Mondays
in feb and AHg in Eastern District
County oJTt LIST Mondays ia jan, april,
JHy aaa 9et
frobatn Conrt-Eastal.5 D 3rtl Mondaysin j an.
April July and oct Wca eru 4th Mondays
n Jan. lfiI, {U3y aad Oct.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
J JUDICIAL.

Tames II. Berry Bentouvlle.
q James X. Jones Washington
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13

+ eanheTs expecting % attend the
Normal seheol here can get board
with the families named below a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer willapa Is due from Alaska to-
morrow. or Sunday at the latest She
will return on April 1.
Tug Beaver lowed a scowload OF brick
from this port 10 Olympia yesterday after
noon.
the steamer Greyhound is assuming large
proportions.
Bark Coiusa, which left Smiths cove
last December for Shanghai with a cargo
of lumber, and for whose safety much APP
prehension was felt. arrived safely at her
destination last Wednesday, after a voy-
age OF Ill days.
4 steam launch from the coast survey
vessel Hassler was shipped down to San
Francisco on the Umatilla this morning.
20 be used by the Macarthur.
Steamer City of Puebla arrived las.
night at II O'Clock from San Francisco.
with 450 tons of freight and the following
passengers for this port: c. NJ. Beckwith,
w G. Cole, Henry Rodgers, T. Fell. A
Wiederman. NJ. L. Barnf. w. L. Blair.
O. l. ReIchebach. Mrs. T. Jeffrey. Miss
Velinean. W. +. Dingiey. VI. G. Winstock.
] r. Kiser and wife. W. Il. Campbell u
Csoerke T. +. Steiner. NJ. Adams. y. W.
Battle and wife. Mrs. Capt Caleb. r. G..
Grlhiths. Mrs. NJ. +. Ewing. Miss +. J.
Anthony. Miss \. Mace. s. b. Peterson.
Mrs. ". p. Talmadge. Mrs Mary Gear
Don Juan Dingman. Z. J. Claugh. G. L.
Robinson.
Steamer Cmatilla will leave AT o'clock
this morning for san Francisco with
full cargo OF freight and the following
messengers from this port: Miss Cleve-
land. Mrs. ]. ]. Hagerty and mother. +. F
Thompson, c. II. Gray. Mrs. \. Bassett
and child. A. Cohen. NJ. Cohen. Mrs. ]. ].
Fulton. Mrs. Haisted. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
c. Troupe and child, A. Keen, J. ID. Page
Steamer A-Ki IS due from Alaska on
Sunday, and will leave on her return trip
April :
The following storm signal was received
Yesterday: Continue storm signals. storm
is central OF the British Columbia coast;
moving eastward. Southerly gales. veer-
tng - southwest"
Steam barge Angeles took TWO car loads
OF brick from this city TO British Column
bia this morning
Bark CTermanla viii get out today with
I 80 tons OF Black Diamond coal for San
Francisco,
ship Spartan began taking on her cargo
OF coal yesterday afternoon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29
Breadstuns and Grains.
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March 2s.-Arrived-Far-
allon. ClaIlam bay. Cleared-Wellington.
Nanaino. Departed-Bk James A Bor-
land, Labasha. Freights and Charters
Am sh Sterling. lumber, from Puget
sound 20 Philadelphia.
Hoquiam. March S-Speciai.-Sailec-
Str Del Norte, from Hoquiam, for san
Francisco: str National City. from Cos
mOpolis. for San Francisco. Arrived
Schrs Cath Sudden and Annie Gee, from
San Francisco. for Aberdeen: schrs Pros
per. Viking and Nolante. from San Fran
cisco. for Hoduiam.
Port Townsend. March 2S.-Special.-The
little steamer Chehalis has gone TO Alas
ka and Will proba bly, go on the Dyea and
Juneau route, though no definite route
has been determined upon. Arrived
Schooner Halcyon from San Francisco for
orders. Sailed: Bark GerTnania, from Sc
attic for San Francisco; bark Carrolfon.
from Nanaino for San Francisco; British
ship Benecia, from Tacoma for West
Coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29

Transactions Since January / and For
Yesterday.

The following transfers OF real estate
were reported Yesterday:
Orange Jacobs 20 Emma +. Wise, LOT 8
block 70 Nagle's add. SEQ
Francis Burns 20 Cornelius T. Ryan. Jr.
block :. Smith 4 Burns sd7.. &51o.
same to George Mcdonald, block :.
Smith & Burns add. 500
Arthur TrsrSell 20 The Corporation %
the Catholic Bishop 81 Sisqually. lot r..
block a.. Gilman Park. S55-
waits L. Ames % +. q. Graves. trustee.
l,fs / > block IS. MERGERS Second add &
YIN. J. Meers 20 John 2 Gale. part ne
/ nv L. section =. township =. range &
s.
AlhA~s p. Shuise 70 Ell Shulzs. lots !
% and re =. sw a. section - township
g. range u. 500.
VIM. A Herner 70 Amanda J Taylor.
: = = = =. sw Il AM L. sw u Sc =.
session s. township =. range (. s, al.
: Z Ellis 20 Carrie r, Fray. lot =
his.~k :. Madison street add. SHa
r@aataar Lodge 10 J. NJ. Falkner. = =
lot :. oIock l. II. l. Yesier's Fist add.
81 so.
Y<ra,k Weller - Adolph Weller. : a5-'a1
aeres section Is. township =. range s 81.
Aouiiia Cove % The HOP Growers Asso-
citation. deed 20 water rights near Sno-
essaI.nle hop ranch. 81
Ella WlSoa TO Clyde WetDoTe. = =.
sw =. - =. ne a section Is. township a.
range g. g.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. March &.-Special.-Two car
loads Of structural iron, destined for the
Mare Island navy yard. arrived from the
East over the Northern Pacific railroad
today. Eight cars more are coming. The
entire shipment Is TO be forwarded 10
Mare Island probably by the City OF Pu-
ebla. The iron Is TO be used in construct
ing an immense derrick for hoisIing crt-
nance
On the steamship Al-ki, when she sails
for Alaska next week, viii be 10000 Seet
of lumber 10 be used in constructing mine
buildings In the Silver Bow basin. \ syn
dictate owning a group or mines In the
basin has Alvinzs- Hayward. of San Fran
cisco and r. d. Lane, OF Calaveras ccun-
". Cal, as the promoters of the enter
prise.
British ship Benicia sailed today for
Iquique with So. s72 feet of lumber and
p. 450 lath.
Chaplain Stubbs. OF the Tacoma Sea-
mems Friend society, IS III with the grip.