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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-27
Ostentation,

Ostentation is older than civilization an
Gent as the primeval savage. The desire
to appear Drawer, handsomer, richer
stronger, better or worse, and so on, than
others, or than we really are, has been q
universal failing from remotest times, and
ever attended with unhappy consequences.
However, we shall not here attempt to at.
tack all forms of vanity, but would draw at
tention to that particular one Of vain show
or display which is the more general mode
of ostentation. The Latan "Ostentare,"
means to show often in boasting manner.
Anything, therefore, which is done from
vulgar pride to dazzle others, is of this char
acter. And it would seem as if all changes
of fashion prompted by vanity are so many
marks of this failing, for these are at first
adopted by the rich, and by them torsaken
as soon as they become common. An old
French mOralist, declaiming in 1886 against
the prevailing fashions, and especially that
of ladies carrying mirrors so that they might
constantly view themselves, notices this
course of human frailty. ''Alas!" he said. lin
what an age do we live; to see such deprav-
lty which we see; that induces them to even
bring into church those scandaIous mirrors
hanging about their waists, Let all histo-
ries, divine, human, and prOfane, be con-
suited; meyer will it be found that these OBJ
jects of vanity were ever thus brought into
public by the most meretriciOus of the sex.
It is true, at present none but the ladies OF
the court venture to wear them but long it
will not be before every citizens daughter,
and every female servant, will have them ~
Nothing is more ludicrous than the origin
of these eXtravagances. In Edward WIS
time, lady with a wen on her neck covered
it by patch. From that time patches be-
came the mode. A hundred years later they
were cut into all kinds of fantastic figures
owls, rings, suns, moons, and even a coach
and horses
A dauphin of France had high shoulder
This gave rise to "fuIl bottomed" wigs. Ions
coats were invented to hide the "ill-made'
legs of Charles the VII of France, ano
pointed shoes yard long to conceal an ex-
crescence on the foot of Henry Plantaganet
of Anjou. When the Archduchess Isabella
wore the same dirty linen for three years
because she had vowed not to change it un-
til Ostend was taken, it's color at the end OF
that time became fashionable as l. Isabeau, -
dingy-w hitish-yellow. Another Isabella,
she of Bavaria, noted for her fair complex
ION and her frail conduct, introduced the
fashion of having the shoulders and neck
uncovered. The whims of fashion are shown
by print of Henry VlII's time, represent
ing nude Englishman holding piece OF
cloth on his right arm and pair of shears
in his left hand, and bears this inscrip-
ton:
81 am an Englishman, and naked stand here,
Musing in my mind what raiment shall wear;
For now will wear this aud now will wear
that,
And now will wear what cannot tell what. 4"
Down TO the reign of William and Mary,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-27

one else to set good example, she had In
her wardrobe three thousa ID dresses that
had only been worn once. We read in Stu
art times of five hundred pounds for a
knights cloak of embroidery for ladys
gown at fifty pounds yard; of one lady
wearing over hundred thousand pounds
worth of jewels at time; of gentlemen in
crimson velvet and beaten gold" of a duke
one blaze of diamonds from head to foot,
and these he often shook from him to see
the maids of honor scramble for them and
of the great and wise Sir Walter Raleigh
wearing on court days seven thousand
pounds worth of precious stones on his
shoes. having his armour of solid silver. and
mis- sword and belt afame with diamonds,
rubies and pearls.
Thus the ostentatiOn of former times was
far in excess of ours. Nevertheless, there is
still vast room for improvement. From the
highest to the lowest the practice is much
too prevalent OF living beyond ones means;
of making grander SHOW than ones posi-
ton warrants; of dwelling i'll houses out of
proportion to income; and, generally, aping
those who are superior in wealth and rank.
1t is not the rich alone who are thus guilty.
The middle classes and the poor are equally,
and often much more OstentatiOus in their
way. We are told that costermongers wear
the most gorgeous and most expensive silk
handkerchiefs that can be obtained to adOrn
their manly necks. He who has the cost
Hest is the most killing" in the eyes of his
fair ones. The poor prefer snowy furniture,
cheap and fragile, TO the humber but more
substantial articles. They had rather a
sham veneer than solid realty. 1t is the
same in dress. Good wooden material is the
cheapest, most comfortable, and most
healthy in summer and winter. Yet Snowy.
fimsy, unhealthy fabrics take its place. The
stomach is often starved that the back may
bear tinery. Education and parental train
ing are made subsidiary to appearances.
The young are early taught The important
lesson that Ito seem" is of more value than
Ito be-" This sordid and paltry hypocrisy
permeates society from end to end, and is
the source of much ignorance and crime,
folly, and all sorts of prostitution. People
are afraid to acknowledge their true posi-
ton, and ashamed to be thought poor in
these days when any clever rogue may be
come rich, Is itany wonder that peculation
of all kinds is so common as it is; that
among thousands of the honost there are
hundreds of the dishonest that boys in their
teens gamble like hoary sinners; and that
maidens sell their virtue for paltry Jewel
or snowy article of dress?
Notwithstanding all these things, ours is a
splendid race, full of energy and ambition
but the latter should be tempered always by
modesty and raightforwardness. We do
not need to appear greater than we are. In
this, as in all things, honesty is not only
best, but is the best policy, and ostentation
proves itself an insidious vice which degrades
whatsoever and whomsoever it touches. An
excellent motto tor all of us is
'Esse guam videri." LADY Cook.
| England.
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A HELPFUL CORNER.
SOLITARINESS.

Seek not to bear the sorrow OF thy heart,
In restless striving for desired relief.
Draw close the veil and hide thyself apart,
Nor mar the solemn sacredness of grief
When all the comforters can do is done,
Still is the heartache thine, and thine alone.
Think not to share the secret of thy mind,
Though it's tormenting thoughts corrode the
brain.
The kindred spirit may, with patience kind,
Attempt to grasp thy suhtleties in vain.
In vain thou hast revealed the hidden gold;
When all is said not half has yet been told.
Hope not to lay the burden OF thy soul
Upon another howsoever near.
All fellow travellers toward an unknown goal,
Each for himself must vanquish doubt and
fear.
Yet shall we find, when the rough journeys done,
By grace of God, we are no more alone.
Marie NJ. MeineH
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

8te ni9t anbers su er~arten itanS,
bat Der @ablausiduB bes Bunbesienats
lette Wode lber einen Bei@luBantras,
bic @abl Der Mitslieoer oes Senats
ouf1 birette Voltsabi1,mmuns ~einjuz
iibrsn, einen ablebnenoen Beri9t ers
i%tattet. Man iiebt alio, baB bieie falt
alsemein beiirwortete unb awedmdbise
Nmenoiruns in Der @abl Der 8unoes=
ienatoren ni1t lei9t gu erjielen iein
wirb.. @enn bic @abl Der Hetteren
bur9 0oltsabitimmnns it%attfdnoe,
wiroen b0ditmabri@einIi@ ni@t gang
10 uiele Miuiondre uno ionitise 6anbs
LANCER Der MonopoIe nno Gruits gu
bieier gbre selansen unb man wiro es
ii@ beBbalb ii@er elm i@0nes Stad @elb
toiten lailen, nm oieie miini9ensmertbe
&eform gu bintertreiben. Oas Bolt
miro ii9 inter bieim umitdnoen enblid
baran %sewObnen mihm nur fir 3upers
ldjiise uno nit ben Maiien oes BOLTS
ipmpatbiiirenoe 2esislaturmitslieoer ;us
itimmen, UNI auf bieie Mrt gum 3iel 81
selansen. 49,. ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

Die neuIi@ aufsefteate Bebauptuns
bes Ginan3miniiters @arlisle. bag ii4
am @@luB bes Sabres 1895 Elm lleber:
i&uB BON nabe3u $9s, 900. 900 in Der
8unoestaile befinben meroe, wiro 3ulett
bod nod uon ben llnsldubisten 3usese>
ben weroen mi1en. Der Mbseorbnete
springer . Suinois bat bieier Gage
einen rreuibirten lleberi@las" lber Gin;
nabmen uno @ussaben sema@t, mona@
mir am 80. Sum- bieies Sahres bereits
einen l1eberi@uB pom e26, ooo, 900 unb
AM Gnbe be1elben einen iol@m pom
$s5,o0OI 900 baben merben. Die SER
rem in @aibinston iiub bod mabre
9erenmeiiter I'M @e9nen, aber es itebt
leioer u gu befir@ten, baB lire gremz
pei bel Der Mufl0iuns ni@t gang nit Der
Wufsabe ubereinitimmen m09ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

!3u alsn anberenr Truits "sommt nun
aud nod Elm Gai6enubrens TruitI Die
bsibsn srSSten Tabriten bes xanbes, in
bsncn feline Taidenubren fabricirt pers
ben, iino uereinist woroen unb ME 10
uiele anoere @ei9dfte in bic 9anbe eng.
liider G%apitaliten iiberaesanscn. Das
0apital jol etua 40 MiQionen betras
gen. IS 1T balb on ber 3eit, baB mir
einen neusn Yefreiunsstrie9 tdmpien.
England tammert ii@ iebr menis bars
um. ,uer uniere @eiete ma@t unb pel4e
@esierunssiorm bier berri4t, ioIanse
feline &apitalitsu ii@ bier eas @e9t
erwerben tSnnen. uns na@ @elieben 3u
%beiteuern, inbem mir bur@ nGruits" &C.
3munsen werben, benz cnslii4en 3apis
tai bel iebem Gintauf Tribut 81 beSabs
len.
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Gtni9e Gage na@ 6er Sanuar>W ab)

Gtni9e Gage nad ber Sanuar>W abl
in Georgia bra@te bic T%assspreiie bic
@a@ri@t, bob Die Populilten Bel bieier
@abl cine Nn3abl bon Counties, in
mel9en ie i'm Nouember ben Sie9 ha>
uontrusen, uerloren bitten, uno ban1it
b0rten ale meiteren Beri9te auf. Nad>
benz nun bic officieue Stimmen3dbluns
itattseiunoen bat, felt IS ii@ 10 lanss
fam beraus, baB bic Boltspartei III ienem
Staat anitatt Berlulte. beoeutenbe @es
mime gu uer3ei&nen bat. Dieielbe ses
mann, auBer in ben Counties, in mel9en
bieielbe ieitber iiesrei@ mar, audi bic
Counties @iltinion, @aibinston, @of>
fee, Greene, @bite, @berotee unb 9am>
renee, unb in etma einem Duteno. anoe>
rer Counties ermdblte bieielbe einen
G1eil ibrer aufseiteQten @anoioaten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

ibrem 9ein'atbslanbe f~ort5useben wans
i9en, iid BEL benz Der. Staaten Gonlul
bes betr. Be,irts melben unb ibm Mits
tbeiluns pom ibrem Sorbaben MAIDEN
iouen. Der Goniul lou iid bamn ins
nerbalb Der beiasten brei Monate oauon
iiber5eusen, Oh bieie Nuswanberuuss,
Iuitisen aud seeisnete Ginwanoerer fir
Die Ger. Staaten ob;useben peripreden.
Su leeterem Sale seitattet Der Cons
Jul ben yeuten freunbli@f. nod Nmerita
aussu,panoern, bdlt er lie inoeB fir nidt
wiini@ensuertb, 10 bat er ibnen Runbe
3u seben. bag IS nit benz Muswanbern
na4 ben Ser. Staaten nidts 1T unb lie
babid ~ 9auie 81 bleiben baben. Mnss
,panberer. bic tsinea -@oniular.g rlmabs
niBi9eiu beiiten, birfem ni@t transports
tirt werben.
Dieie Bin 1T cine urolte S@rule,
be idon ieit Sobren i'm gonsreB bers
umiputt. Sn ieoer Seiion 1T lie elm:
sebra9t morben uno oft mebr ais eins
nal. sic wirb idlieBli@ aud einmal
paiiiren, wenn man n,4t Obren uno
Nusen often bdlt; benn bic Snipection
Der ginwanoerer i'm Musmanoerun9ss
baieu sewinnt INNER mebr Treunoe uno
bic 9erren 9onsreblcute woQen nun
einmal ni9t ueriteben. bab cine iolde
Snjpection. namentli9 luenn man nod
Yapiere" uon Den fremoen Beb0roen
serlan9t, wie ia audi uorseidla9en lit,
einmal nutlos 1T uno ;meitens bic
beiten glemente suriidbdlt, neil bic
%auswartisen SebOroen es fir uoQitans
big in Der Sr0nuns baltsn, seute bic
ibuen nidt paileu, vabSui9ieben", CUTE
@uswanoerer ober Surid 81 balten.-
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8rdtocut CLEVELAND lit leste,

kr0nOCoot OSeOCl0U0 III lePtel,
Donneritas aud nit ieinem britten
Bomb Nttentat auf ben GorsreB abses
blitt. Die semeini@aftli@e &eiolution,
bic Nominiitraton CUR Nussabe . 81
pro;entisen @oltbonbs, ~anitatt Der in
r@oin" einsulOienben s4pro;entisen
Yonos gu ermd9tisen, lit ndmli@ in,
&eprdientantenbauie nit 1877 se9en 100
Stiumen uermorfen uoroen. Mit sros
gem @erdui9 ma9ten bic @olob0de i'm
Qaufe Der Debotte iiber bieien @e9ens
itono amf bic Sbatia@e auimertiam. oaB
bur@ bic %llmmonoluns ber. an bic eu9li=
i@en@eloiuoen ueri@a@erten $65. OOo,=
900 r@oin"=8onbs in @olbbonbs Der
@esieruns $l6. 10 an j3inisn er=
ipart wirben. Die Mebrbeit i'm 9auie
lief ii@ aber bur@ bieie Grlduteruns in
ibrem gnti@IuB. alien weiteren @oIb>
umtrieben elm Gnbe ~ MAIDEN. ni@t IRE
~leiten. woflr lie aaieitise Anertennuns
uerbient. Dag bic nimmeriatten @elb>
meni@en bic 6re@beit beiiten, benz Bolt
uor3ure@nen, ME uiel Is an einen, 8ru@=
tbeil Der 5u jablenoen !3inien eriparen
t0nnte, 1T wirtli@ eritaunli@, naments
lid menn man IN Betra@ 3iebt. baB
Der @eiammtbetras an ben unnotbiser>
ueiie ausaesebenen Bombs 81 3ablenoen
3inien bas Rapital UNI oas boppelte unb
breifa@e aberiteist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

Gin Gbicasoer Blatt iast: rSn Der
Safe bes Staatsi9asmeilters uon SQis
nois feblen $685., 900. Cine i@0ne
S4anbe bas, ii@ pom einem Iump,sen
tleinen Staat wie Soutb Datota~ bieten"
3u laien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

Die 9ppotbetens5 @ult auf @runbz
ei9entbum III SiiosD atota betrd9t $780,
600, 900 uno bic jdbrlid oarouf 81 be-
sableu6en 3inl en belaui fen iid auf etua
SO, 600, 900. .... .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
8epr65cntant Clinton pom Midi

gan, Der betannte 81. g. q. "=Mom,
melder in Der letten Go%n9reBlibuns sez
lesentli9 in Der Beratbuns Der Snbia>
nerzB iu 10 maBloie @n9rifie 9e9en bic
fatbolii9en Snoianer>S 9ulen pom @ta>
pei lieB rnb ~iberbaupt ii@ uon oer
i6oniten natiprtiiden Seite 3eiste, bat
neuli9 I'M 6auie cine neue Ginwanoez
runss~8iQ einsebra6t, bic ungefabr 10
iiberlpamnt 1T, ME iie nur ieiu fam.
Die gorla9e beitimrnt, oab Nusmanoerz
unsslulise brei Monate, beuor iie aus
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

Die DeliuquentsT arliten, uel@e in
ben lettsn Wo@en publicirt wurben, iinb
lberau bebeutenb larger als in friiberen
Sabren. Dies lit, namentl4 III ben
2anboiitritten Der Gau.-Nu4 Elm be-
eutunssuoles 2ei@en Der 3eit!
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GEO. CRAFT
Yrette patteno fur Die Soften. &
Day q DuPARrn1uN:

DRY GOODS
Smportirte fra35ff@e Serge, ertra Nualadt. san3moae. in al:
len Jarben, SO 3u brett 40 Ste. unkr Brds 30 Ste. bic Yaro. 9enriets
t 8, bene Sualhdt, son3woae, in uei@ieoenen Garben, 4e sou brett, frdber
|e5 @ts, itt nur As @s. per ~, 9albwouene 9enuettas, SO sou brett. io=.
tiger Bris 80 Cts. iet MUIR 20 Gs. per 49,, ebenaQs in SO Sou 8reie far
ben nieouser 4res pom le @ts. per ~. Cine sobe auspabl in beQen, mok
lemen RlebuRofen nets an 9ano. 6 bineiii@e 8 eibe, in allen 6arben,
ju % Ste. per %. Summer Waist . 3 eibe, % 3Q brett, frabner 4res
so gts, iet MUIR 40 @s. per %. @emuferte Seibe, pom SO @s. per
~. ub aufudrs. Z ffeta:Seibe, bette 0ualitdt, watb $l.15, Ser:
foufspreis 90 Gts. per Db. usIin.M a. @tbemben enfa4 ub NIT
SMdreien bettt, pom IS Gts. bis 100.
EI&HID11F1 DUE AE1TU06U11 .
Nir baben abrmas cine MusmabI uon &naben* Rnieboin bfcmmen, BE-:
iebenb aus ben meufen uo bauerbafteaen stohm. @ol@e me tene anoere
Tirma prtaufen t0nnn, fit ben Prds, ME mir fe offernren. &auft ir germ
biQis? Cut, ME db Jean 9oiem fir Is @s. has Naar. Cottonade in
i4war,, uno setreUt fir IS @ts. CUTE @@ulboien. 8e1ere in seHrdft fir IS
@ts. Satinet% IS Ste. unb bic beRen washed satinet fur so @s. uniee
Kersey sunsmouenen 9oen in braun uo sau ib boppet Site uno &nie
uo .onen nur so @ts. NSouet ir einise BON bnen, Oann tommt bab, lie uu>
taufn i3 ME uarme Semnel.
Crone Bros.
a1etp a(lt1t, atttrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

uniere Nusmabl lit sroB, uniere
Yreiie tonnen gar ni9t seboten peroen,
mouon ibr bur@ cine Beii@tiauns uu=
ieres 2asers lber3eust ueroen t0nnt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

"a Qufer 6iefem nod cine 9rofe
4usmabl anoerer waaren, o~arunter
Satines, pon9ees, Dudin9s, Dimi=
ties ,c.,-,e, &c.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-14
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, June l3.-Wheat was very
quiet at the opening. In the frantic efforts OF
brokers at the opening to sell out long wheat as
possible to the top limit of their pri ncipals
there general Offering of the stuff down from
7734c for July, which was the most any one asked
for it. to 7714c, with 773sc, the general trad
ing price for a couple OF minutes. 1t recovered
covery there appeared to be lots OF long wheat for
sale and at T734c short sellers took a hand in
supplying the demand. About three-quarters OF
tion OF a second to 771sc.
The Cincinnati Price Current was interpreted as
meaning more favoraby TO the side represented
by the bears in its remarks concerning the amount
OF the crop suggested by the Government report.
The rain claimed to justify decline in the
price. The foreign markets gave full acknowledge
ment this morning the decline in price which oc-
CURED here yesterday. The enjoyment OF the
bears had sudden check about an hour and a half
from the opening. The altered tone was remark
able and the tendency upward, sudden and radical.
In about three minutes July rose from around 1872
TO 1880
About - o'clock there received further con-
firmation from San Francisco of various damage
by hot winds and rust to the California crop. The
market broke bounds and rose in a jump to 1890.
1t had settled back again 10 around 1890 at the
close.
The opening price for July corn 5015c, as
compared with 505sc at the close yesterday, and
after recovering to 511 &c IL closed at bic.
September oats ranged from 1914 to 297sc, and
ended with sellers at 2S34c.
Provisions had unintereSting time and closed
unchanged from yesterday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-14

from Port Blakeley, for Holland; Br ship w est
gate from London, for San Diego.
FLEETWOOD-Arrived June 11-Br ships City
OF Hankow and Glenlui, from Oregon.
HONGKONG-Sailed June 12-Br stmr Empress
of China, for Vancouver.
LONDON-Sailed June 12-Br ship Barfillan, for
swANsEA-sailed June 12-Br bark Ivercoo,
for San Francisco.
ANAMA-Sailed May 2a-stmr City of sgd
ney, for San Francisco; May 30-Stmr San Jose, for
Champerico: May 31-Stmr City of Panama, for
NEWCASTLE, Nsw Sailed June l3-- Bark
Harvester, for San Francisco.
Expectations.
MENDOCINO-Per Point Arenas empty tanks,
coops Chickens pc cloth, 35 NJ TT lumber.
Navarro-30 SKIS bones, 800 railroad ties, l box.
Point Arena-l keg g! bxs butter l cs mdse,
SKIS abalones coops chickens.
MAHUKONA-Per Mary Dodge-osOO bags
sugar.
SANTA CRUZ-Per Gipsy-11 bdls green pelts,
20 bdls green cafsilins bbls wine, 20 cs cheese,
keg bxs butter, bxs fish, 100 bbls lime.
WatSOnville--6 pEgS mdSe.
Moss Landng-4 bxs butter.
Monterey-l cs bacon, 20 pkgs mdse, cs oil
cloth, q cs cheese, SKIS dry abalones 80 SKIS dry
seaweed, AZ SKIS dry squids.
Salinas-574 SKIS oats.
PANAMA-Per COlon-l pkg mdse.
Central America-455 SKIS coffee, SKIS cocoa, 2
pEgs treasure. 81 logs mahogany. pkgs mdse.
MeNico-777 cs lines. 10 cs pineapples.
CRESCENT CTTY-Per Crescent city, door,
kegs l1s tubs IS bxs butter. rs veal, 10 cs lard
cS bacon, kegs feet, bblS meat, sundries,
safes. bdls hides, 10 l bx pkgs mdse, piano,
lumber.
COnSigneeS.
Per Disqualification, Breon Il Co Herman Joost;
Norton, Teller & Co; Dairymen's Union: II Dutard:
Dodge, Sweeney G. Co: Hammond IL Brod; Yates
d Co: Ii Cowell IL Co; Carpy & Co; Hills Bros:
w Fuller & Co; De Bernardo & Co; Wainwright
& Gordon; H NewbauertS Co; Naber, Alfs 81
Bruno; Kron Tanning Co; G II L Jackson; S Mt
Wine Co; a w Fink; Arctic Oil Works; Union
Ice Co; Kingan d Co; Neville g. Co; w
Mitchell.
Per Mary Dodge - Williams, Dimond & Co;
WEIGH q Co.
Per COlon-A Levy & Co; Garcia & MagglnI; L
Benussi Haas Bros; Ivancovlch IL Co; Oliver
d Co: G Sresovich Il Co; Otis. MICA lister & Co;
Stockton Milling Co; Beldon Bros Castle Bros f
L G Steele & Co: Cabrera, Roma d Co: Cabrera &
Suffer; Chinda d Flach Consul of Guatemala;
Dieckman IL Co: Goldtree Bros; Gundlach & Co;
John Wright: Meyerink: l. Lastreto: W
Loaiza q Co; Montealegre d Co; Nation Il Dang
lada: Nordmann Bros; Parrot d Co; Schwartz
Bros & Co; Sperry Flour Co; Urruela, Urioste
d Co.
Per Crescent Cty-Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Capt
Johnson; Norton, Teller IL Co: o Smith & Co;
Fl y Tilden d Co; Witzel S Baker F Haight r
w Miller; G E Whitney & Co: Smith s Cash Store;
Thomas Loughran; Goldberg, Bowen IL Co; Hobbs
Wall & Co; Baker & Hamilton; W Fuller 81 Co:
Standard Oil Co; Holman: o mpbell; David
Russ.
Per Point Arena-Smith's Cash Store; American
OIL Co; F Haght; Standard Oil Co: Mendocno
Lumber Co; Wilson & Baechtel Rohlffs d Gordon:
Ross d Hewlett; Baker & Hamilton; A Newfield;
Bissinger d Co; Sawyer Tanning Co. A Madison;
Steiner, simon & Co; Pac Bone and Fert Co; Ben
der Bros; Wells, Russell d Co; o Jensen.
For Late Shipping intelligence See Thirteenth Page.