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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-13
HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO
Practically Settled That Democratic
Headquarters Will BE Moved from
New York to Chicago.
BRYAN WILL OPEN FIGHT In new YORK
Additional and Interesting Information
Regarding Invincible Candidates of
Silver Democra acy-D Disgruntled
Watterson's Wall.

Chicago, July 13.-The members of the
Democratic national committee are unan-
imonsly in favor of establishing sub
headquarters at Chicago. Many wish the
main headquarters removed from New
York and brought here.
Senator Jones, of Arkansas, before
leaving Washington said: "There will be
another meeting of the national commit
tee some time during the next three weeks,
at which the subj ject of changing the
headquarters will be more fully consid-
cred.
"You will be safe in saying that in all
probability the campaign of 1896 will be
directed from headquarters located in
s. Chicago. . I am in favor of the change
from New York for many reasons"
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Chicago Chairman Harrity presided
al the final meeting of the old national
committee on Saturday night. Members
from the gold states did not generally
attend the meeting, although there were
some notable exceptions. Senator James
X. Jones, of Arkansas, was elected chair
man of the new committee. The new
member of the national committee from
New Mexico is +. A. Manzanares, of Las
Vegas.
FORMAL NoTIFICATIOND
Chicago, July 13.-The subcommittee
of the notification committee to-day de-
cided to let the members of the notifca-
tion committee return to their homes,
where they will be informed in a few days
of the time of notifying Bryan and Sew
all of their nomination. This will be de-
cided by the executive committee.
Chicago.-In Madison Square Garden,
New York, early in the month of August,
Hon. William J. Bryan will be formally
apprised of the fact that he has been
nominated for president. At the same
time and place the Hon. Arthur Sewall
will be notified of his nomination for the
vice. presidency. This matter was de-
cided BY the notification committee,
which met at the Palmer house Saturday
evening. This action was taken at the
request of Mr.. Bryan, who thought it
would be wise to open the fight in the
heart of the enemy's country.
The committee organized by electing
DeuduOT Nulue, VI OhlltOTuld} OudAI IAd u
and M. L. Blake, of Wyoming, secretary
SILVER DEMooRAcy's oANDIDATKs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayan leave here this af-
ternoon for Salem, ILL.,. will stay there
two days and then 60 to Lincoln, Neb, ar
irving there on Friday. Meanwhile Mr..
Sewal will make headquarters here.
AS TELLER PUTS IT.
Denver.-Senator Teller gives out this
statement:
81 consider the nomination an excep-
tionally strong one. Bryan is an able
man of high character, strong friend of
silver and close to the people. He will
make an excellent president"
INDoRsEEs BRYAN AND sEwALL.
Lewiston, Maine.--Solon Chase, origin
ator of the greenback movement of 1884,
has declared for Bryan an Sewall. He
advises the Popuists to indorse them.
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Jose lIaceO Has Risen.

Havana, July 13.-Advices from San
tiago de Cuba report than an engagement
has been fought between Spanish troops
and the insurgents under Jose Maceo In
which Capt. Monson and other Cuban
leaders we're killed.
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Power or Money Is Limited

sw York, July l8.-For the restora-
tion of sight to his rapidly failing eyes,
Charles Broadway Rouse, millionaire Of
this city, will pay $1,O0O,OOO. This offer
is open to any who may wish to try, man,
woman or child.
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Elevator Burned in 1t, Louis.

st. Louis, July 13.-The Merchants
terminal elevator, on I'd and Biddle
streets, burned early this morning. John
A. Ryan, president of the company, esti-
m rated the loss at 100000.
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Highest Of all in Leavenng PowerLatest u S. Govt Report
R3H!a,!!! g! Rsk!G& Rs&as&E
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Death Of n soldier.

Washington, Jnly 13.-Adjntant Gen
eral Ruggles has received telegram an
nouncing the death from heart disease, at
Johnstown, Pa, of Maj. James II.
Gageby, of the 18th infantry. His station
was at Fort Niobrara, Neb.
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Morton Changes the Subject.

Washington, July 13.-An appeal tor
the observance of "bird day" in the
schools throughout the country has been
made by the agricultural department..
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sculling Match on the Thames.

London, July 13.-Jas. Stanberry, an
Australian, won the sculling match with
"Wag" Harding, the English champion,
on the Thames to-day.
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Small in size, but great in results. De-
Wits Little Early Risers act gently but
thoroughly, curing indigestion, dyspepsia
and constipation. Small pill, safe pill,
best pill. Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-13

"Wake up, Jacob, day is breaking!" 80
said the Wits Little Early Risers to- the
man who had taken them to arouse his
slugRish liver.
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Notice for Publication.
(Small Holding Claim No. 9l2.)

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. M,
June 30, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named claimant has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register or receiver, at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, on August 13, 1896, viz:
Ramon Garcia, of Santa Fe, N. NJ, for the
tract in sections II, 20, 30, 2S, 80 and 80,
tip II n,r9e.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his actual, continuous, adverse pos
session of the tract for twenty years next
preceding the survey Of the township, viz
Jose Antonio Romero, Antonio Armijo,
Andres Dominguez, Miguel Aranaga, OF
Santa Fe, N. M.
JAMES H. WALKER, Register.
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Notice for Publication.

Small Holding Claim No. 1862.
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ,
July l, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named claimant has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register or receiver, ut
Santa Fe, N. NJ, on August 1S, 1896, viz:
Augusta Probst, of Santa Fe, N. NJ, for
the lot 1862, in sections 20 and 80, tip II
n,r9e.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her actual, continuous, adverse pos
session of the tract for twenty years next
preceding the survey of the township,
viz: Elenterio Barela, Vicente Veiarde,
of Aqua Fria, N. M; Encarnacion Barea,
Atanasio Romero, of Santa Fe, N. M.
JAMES II. WALKER, Register.
Pass the good word along the line
Piles can be quickly cured without an
operation by simply applying DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Newton's drug store.
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We are anxious to do a little good in
this world and can think of no pleasanter
or better way to do it than by recon-
mending One Minute Cough Cure as a
preventive of pneumonia, consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol-
low neglected colds. Newton's drug store.
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Notice for Publication.
(Small Holding Claim No. 45S.)


LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. M,
June 30, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named claimant has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register or receiver, at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, on August IA, 1896, viz:
Antonio Armijo, of Santa Fe, N. M, for
the tract in sections II, 20, 2l and 28, tp
II n,r9e.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his actual, continuous, adverse pos
session of the tract for twenty years next
preceding the survey Of the township, viz:
Jose Antonio Romero, Anastacio San
dobal, Andres Dominguez, Miguel Ara
naga, of Santa Fe, N. M.
JAMES III. WALKER, Register.
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II would be hard to convin ,e man
suffering from bilious collie that his agony
is due to a microbe with an unpronounc-
able name. DeWitt's Collie and Cholera
Cure will convince him of it's power to
afford instant relief. 1t kills pain. New
top,, 1rur cfnra
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yESsELs BOUND IN.


nationality tonnage where from destination and date
O
Arnold Pan RocsssmR yanSouysr B C october
Ahnis fsfsen White
Ada Anderson A Sehr Shanghai.
Aress yendson Nor Ok Br6ador e Puget sound
50 onY
Asway Marsy F so I IONS ea Queenstown Oct H.
benjamin l@ shangbai British Columbia
90 tons saRTro F4 TJ nns
f Bm6Ee hoe sr bk PA tons Liverpool Victoria
xSsgsn w a e r Il i loas 0 ssn f6o Taeo DEC
{arsnoers Bs os 9 .hp @ tons ceTiSn BRUSH opm.
HagSong Victoria and Portland Dec L.
Soronss sees sIe am Am bark I2. ADELAIDE
T DoTa Mafry BT bk Iquqae rUses
Use oes a 4ys Siso Pas pe sound
P30Rs aea a Msna Ana seST
@ Ear 81 isa sne PUGET SOUND
john Rassen A.. IN go a san hF Fse S''' Dec Ia
King Cyra.
5e Msassn eSs5aasn 10
Am 3 g sSnI Ss San Frand seams December
Mssa sSenasoq p N - ri tons sydney vancouver
Ms~eeT - ton. San ErAPelsS ii re D
TzIaS Msru Thompson Yokohsma Seattle January
NSTT tSo ss4 dra Bril- AZ s6angaa. ha.a Columbia
9Tead Rqesrtsoa Br s s en- BE- tSss KOBE Puget
pass Tqys- f. sr 81 is si i2s nay vansosTsr
persia -. Br calao vancogayeF nov
Possie Ni victoria nseenaser 8 -
slys-hern q fseqsoh A %
Yer iI5aee Ba@iaoaa Fe761,sa si
sssef1s 'F@ssrsoR tons Camille
1aeon44a tons
TANNED shin IONS Frsaaseo rF aasseg
Rse[iso xeoa Hr sso Ia liverpool Victoria
Wlso- sP@ars
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-a
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.

The banks hold S4SH. 800 IN excess OF
requirements.
NEW YORK. Dec. g-Tae New York
Flaancier this week says
The statement OF the associated banks
OF New York city for the week ending
December - covers but FIVE business days
and reflects above every thing else the list
less condition incident 20 the week on the
stock exchange ana commercial circles
Despite The calls tor currency from this
center which came ia after the several
large Western failures, the banks report
an Increase 81 s.. Sei. go IN cash. a gain OF
s. Csc. go ia legal tenders having been Of
set ny "a decrease OF sSS3 Go Ia specie
There vas an expansion OF ss51.509 in
loans. which. coming after the increase OF
*3.3l1.oo for the week previous. and the
large gains Of preceding weeks shows the
dullness into which the market has fallen.
HAT the very moderate Increase reported
was made a. an advanced interest figure.
the effect of business trouble in the West
and the approaching January settlement
period having operated 10 raise the rates
on both call and time loans. As the total
Increase % SO X. 60 since November has
been made AZ constantly reduced quota
tons the advance OF the current week
does not appear logical. although Il Is gen
orally thought the flrmer tone will show
no relaxation untn the first OF ne year.
In the meantime the excess Of Idle
money IN New York grows with every
statement, the surplus reserve Of S34 SO go
nos reported being the highest since Sep
temper = ls5. excepting. Of course the
several weeks preceding the February
bond lean when the New York banks
were accommodating specie. The conditions
surrounding these two periods Il high sur
plus. however, are largely different. on
September !. 1S8. tha loans az the New
York banks were t1l. 90 higher than at
present. and deposits were s5Ieo 10 lower
As a large proportion Of the loana made
~ the New York banks since election
have been ora sterling exchange 10 would
D. seen that the course OF the money mar
kst = uow dependent IN part on develop
rnents affecting the price * sterling ard
"a further STRENGTHENING in the price will
doubtless tend toward maintaining better
interest rates here. A. any rate. there Is
reason 20 look for this result during the
first part * the coming year 8ud il u
perhaps due 20 these anticlpatlons that the
rate Is now strengthening. aNhouEh the
accumulation q Idle money continues
Imports and Exports.
The Imports a. dry goois and general
merchandise az this port this week we're
Waited AZ s. ~ - against s7.s6l ssS last
week and s. ef4 e@s the corresponding week
last year. The imports OK specie were
SO 80. of which So as were gold. against
So 5eg last week and $50 SIS she CORES
fonting week last year. Tire exports Of
ra.e,la were xSsa ~. 81 which S. 80 were
Sold. against gIkg7s fer the correspond
inw period last year.
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Hydroxrap hic Information.

The branch photographs office. custom
house. Port Townsend, Wash. viii fur
nlsh on application. free OF charge, fun
information regarding the following no.
tices 20 mariners:
Africa. east coast. Dslagoa bay. shoal
spot reported southwark Of Timpson
point.
Africa. east coast. Zanzibar island.
lights on suEken wreck In Zanzibar har-
Dor
Australia. south coast Spencer gulf,
shoals reported near Thistle Island.
Baltic sea Sweden. KAimarsgnd, Gar
pen light. additional red sector.
Black sea. Russia. Novorossisk bay.
change In color OF har5or lights.
Brazil. bank northward OF Hogar;h
bank. southeastward OF AbroIho~ islands.
ceIebes. northwest coast, reef in Dondo
CeyIon. Colombo. hight at extremity OF
northeast brsak8ater.
Chiie. Port Lebu, light on Tucapei
point.
England, south coast, Portland harbor,
Intended discontinuance OF lights and fog
signals at certain dolphlns.
France. north coast Dielette, alteration
lava. surabaya strait northern en-
trance, change In character of light buoy.
Korea, south coast. QuelparC island,
sounding near Gif1ard island
Mediterranean sea, Tunls, Jsrba island,
light at AghiT. III kanfara light discon-
tinusd.
New Caledonia. uniform system OF col
oring buoys and beacons
New Jersey and Delaware, Delaware
river increased depths
New York, New York bay entrance.
Chapel Hill Range Cut channel, intended
light buoy.
New YorA New York bay entrance.
Gedney channel. experimental whisthng
buoy removed.
North Carolina. Beaufort entrance.
change In photography.
North Carolina. Caps Hatteras outer
shoal beacon destroyed
North sea, Germany, Jade river. ahera-
ton in No. buoy.
Peru, Callao approach. Palomlnos light
exhibited
Portugal, west coast Cape Roca new
light and fog signal In operation.
Red sea western shore, Mahommsd
Ghul sunken rock In Rawstya anchorage.
Russia. Gulf Of Riga. Arensburg, lead
Ing lights established.
Russian JApland. light and fog signal
at Cape Teriherskoi, Sem Islands. light
on Kariov Island.
Sweden. the Kattegat Goteborg ap-
preach. new lights on Stora yitten and
Ninga
Venezuela. Ia Guaira. depth OF water
at jetties.
Virginia. esapeake bay. Potomac
river entrance. Smith point hghtvesssl,
buoy moved
Virginia. Elizabeth river, Norfolk ap-
proach, alterations In buoyage.
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SAY FRANcIsco MAHkETa.
rroaucr. Fruit. Etc.


san FRANCISCO. Dec. .s.-Fesd snd
-z1isss-.1rTz-a 1.6alinxV. szs.sgGz pr to-,
bran. California si5SI2-sS Per scE: o1ssl1e
6rAnts q b-za- 81 psr ton.
Ezy-Waezt. SC 60 vsasa. &1c o2S
g70f1. cat. ss59: barley. river. ESss.5ss best
barley. s7as -. Alfalfa. s-S.Se. clover. 30
= Stock. S1s. compressed wheat, sa"s
compressed Cat. ss27: straw, ss1soc Per
bale
vsEe92bgss-Ea-sy Pose potatoes, Ts5soc
Pc GENITAL. common Salinas BuThanks. 20
Csc; fancy Do. sscTsEs river Barnanks.
ssHsacs sweet potatoes, El-2sz1l-s9. onions,
50eks9cs tomatoes. %9s3n. sumner squash,
per pouai. sG7cs cream sGuash. &c rnakf-
ROOMS. sazlsc per pound. dried peppers, &C
- Per pouE1. dried okra, ssscs garlic, IA
&c.
Frults-Fancy apples. sI91-2s; common
90. 4s07Ses Eastern do. xl.5Sxss efanoer-
ries, s71s pr barrel. fresh grapes IL
crates. s5c1sis; pers.-nnons, sc in
boxes naEsl oranges. x@a2. ~. seeding or
anss9. GzLs9. Msxic4a Hmss. s4<s5. Cali
f0r1i2 lemons. common, 11l-L. FAR 20
good. 8 E09z. fancy. 6. 9sxs. Hawaiian pa
nanas sfq2, New orleans bananas AsAsS
z-5e. pin@4pp.sz. per dozsz, ssgs.
BgtgsT-Faaey crs2msry. -: SECONDS
29g24c: fancy dairy l9e: good 70 choice.
1s<fITc: picked, l5fII7c: hskin, lSglss-
Gneese-F'ancy mid new, l1e &c. fair %
good. saioc; Young American. 1i4lzSze:
Eastern, 1131sc.
Egx.-Ranea, ssGsee; store, zQzsc;
Eastern. s1n14c: duck. 50.
PouItry-Llve turkey gobblers. 1z0itc;
hsns. I38 l4c: rooefers. old. 81; do young.
ts50gl 90 broiierx email. T. 156lsi do large,
s38z.2s. fTysrs, s. 2S<s3.s8; hens. $5.5ozI Abo:
ducks. old. S415. DO young. 81 .s3Qs.So;
geese. E-51sz. pigeons, old. TIC; do young.
slGIz -
Cana--s-RnTasbaek ducks. ss4Io: mall
lard. sS-598s: teal. sz.5a43, sprtg ss.soas4 /:
wi8EeoRs, g. -. small ducks. sL1; quall.
tl3, hare, &l-0e. gray geese. 49, FAB
bits. slGi.50. white geese. 81. brant. sl.5o.
English snlps. s.; common snlps. s.,
honkerx, 81
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pEfladasphis Record.
A German Statistical has recently con-
rrsed figures ~ 20 the total number o
fseNsnaE ssrs printed during year. y h3cn
as estimates 81 lzae8Dsa 90 CORES
Ta gather al adequats ldea % this enpr~
rnoas quantity e might tse stated thai al
these pSpsTs spread otlt Nos1la More than
ss4er al tie continents and islands Of ths
eHrfA-
re weight IF the papsr would amount
20 81 10 tons
i shsz entire Edition we're % be printed
sgy one single press. tae largest and most
rzo4 one pQm u Use, the totAl edition
weaia take - years 90 print
staek4f up vertically th1s quantity
.xss1iA form a column q 49, 90 feet In
Ee5xaE
R4gposa that every reader e9F9taa bsf
i've sysgautea per day 20 tns reading -
as n@vvsrsap<r. the tine used ~ TIA total
rsgpnlauar Of the e&rta we4ha amount 70
sse 90 ysaga-
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. rsec. - la ttls-y-ne run cs
cate was Ia-xer rhAn usual on SATURDAY.
TAara IVES net a very urgent demand sGd
sales were FatGe- Sow. buyers oedG<nS lac
lower esaan for snast kinds 90 cart.e. a few
common dressed hcef ssld AZ s. a. but
cattle largely SOD a. s. 3 ger any
thtrx a. alt desirable with kae BEST be~Ves
a. sSAsI158
Efass-prre@s fer h0ez vers = xoo1.
strong uscke} hfShsr. and sor1o ss,ss show
80 advances u 1'ssltae ser - pour5s ever
Te.strsstay-s quota .eus. Fancy selected
Hs-sf hsss and pigs SOLD az = S'o. From
fhst f~,lre ardrrs were made aG }he way
.ssysn L. 8 IS fer coarse. heavy sozs. rack
fr1 lots xotnE a. S. lssss-2- Pigs sasd az
sls -
Ssseep-Tn fhe sheep market ,hera was a
very good demand az stoasiy prices. Sheep
ssavs sasaa.e az s. ~ - Cor poorest. up %
q Sc Ger fae BEST Lambs soa ~ s. ~ IS
r..r soar 90 rrssne. and hearings af N55
AN Heavy sheep went f0f &.-&5 ~ ana
GOOD 10 cA6iee Agnt we.sats- ~ ts Ia
ps,an7s. se1a fran s. ~ 20 So
Re.esrgs-<,agt.e. I5st, heEs [5.ao5s sheep.
asa
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

follows VALPARAISO
SIS -
as =
from 4nnno
san Lago or san Pedro les
the Urouza
Of sts2r
, IN
:
OF TIE Aneresn ship lndssnA FAae
who
OF a
De saesss OK MT croeksts late Of he s9s sea La2n
bushels q
uet
u D n
nner value
and 5es Of eke.S aHe s4 cen hsrQue Lnsa
lumber
81 roughi
Barron
fo5 o Bey and Gamble
CAPT Valparaiso ce
nets Of
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Yokohama merchants have applle4f 70 the
government Tor charters Tor two new
stesmsaip lines one s. 80 run from Hong
kong 70 San Francisco, ard tlse other De-
tween Yokohama and san ETanclsce va
Hon0saiu and NaBeoaveT
ore q the Koreans who was recently
arrested AZ Seoul on the chares q At
senptiag 70 restore the king % the palace
fr0m the Russian legation wasTa his ma
5ezfy j. row seeking sneltar. Is reported
- have been executed without trizl.
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reaEiGX MARKETS.


r0~poS. rs- Money rates hsvs
been HTu, win q cantiaae1 sN.iFe o.
- r,r geld Ter Germany ard Tndla
5es.e stsssk exchange business Vas she
e-ssfasst prices esznS geaeraGly goo
s-g~strsse~s were firm. spanish securities
showing rise 90 II
Tf~avtav securities Uere freely o1era5.
Aavtnz sanea heavily ga tee peNs Taar
shsre was q street censorship 90 teseSTs ai :
rs-eavune fai3ares and sae Poor eonditakaza
81 the countFy.
F,ar ssa Arssrtcar market BUSINESS was
xsry Nnss.s1. TIA CsicAxs s&zk tTe2s.es
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EVENTS ~ THE ORIENT.
Cham TuaE n~-ssrtek~n-Ne o.
~ rx~rut~a without Trial.

EAN FRANCISCO Dec. z7---lae stea'sa-
49,. Ps~yl arrived tonight frogu AoASx sIls;
and Yokohama AIfh0ega thsss ports AAss
bsaa ssesArs~a inEectsa. the steamer VS.
reg rsuarantfne2 en- -. &Trts A. asFs, -
SOS asst A clean h8N % Aa4tA- ne NA4
$50 - g8uswfax orisassl as~s-
-~sz s~.lra 1yaxassn says tNGt q severe
s.rvsf-@ n~evaus gn Cnuzz Tang. SEessnasn
sr.vsare. awtnx 20 disastrous foods ~tleh
r~zszess me crops. T1zere has n~ea IN
--snse goss u g,e from Esnez.s4es II the
c-s.rscs.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE DILLER.
Joseph penno. whstcom.
w Dixon. Pert Blakeiey.
C. +. Hunter. Port Blakeley.
r. Cave. Port Blakeley.
J. b. pougherty. Port Blsksley,
Fred Dunn. Port Townsend.
Y. r. Anderson. Fir.
Or. J. q. Marburg. Whatcom-
James Bartlett. Whatcom.
]. X. Deviln. Victoria.
David Murray. Wenatches.
Mrs. Murray. Wenatchee.
Miss Maud Wilson, Cherry Valley.
Alex Charies0u. New Westminster.
Al Dsnsmore Stanwood.
F. c. English. Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Maggie Robinson. Mount Vernon.
Miss Matilda Kssssnger. Mount Vernon.
Miss Little Jones. Snohomish.
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Peter Harvey. Sherwood.
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THE NORTHERN.
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VIII Nero. Snohomish.
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George ". Fitzhenry Port Gamble.
James y. Bagley, Port Ludlow.
W L. Melick. Portland.
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Frank Wuksson. Hamilton.
Joseph Jeukins0n, Ontario.
Alex Wiley. Ontario
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F. 6. FsrnhHnl. Silver.
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Ms BcS1e. whatcou1.
James Dempsey, Juneau.
John -. NcAUister Tscous.
Henry B!sckman- Portland.
James r. Gleason. city.
james Pearl. Sn0homlsh.
REM Jones. Tacoma.
Mrs. Rocket Tacoma
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Mrs Mni8rd Tacoma.
NIastar WI Willard Taccw&
Mss Josie Milard. Tacoma.
8 IS jones. Montana.
James .. Henry. HAVE. Mont
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Joan A. MauleT and wife. Grind Forks
J. A Mauley. Grand Forks.
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Alex Cadnev. Shelton.
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