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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
FRIDAY.

OF course you are going 10 tn" Opera
House Monday night.
ID. 4. Nichols. who was here As a
witness in the Common Pleas Court
went home this merning.
The members of the Christian church
extend a cordial invitation to the citi-
zen, of Cape G~irardeau to come out
nex1 sunday, Feb. 9. and hear their
new minister. Rev. =. W. Robinson,
of Delassus. Rev. Robinson is an old
Normal student and highly
recommended.
There will he a regular meeting of
JUST Post No l13. G.. y. Il. Saturday
al 80 p. m.
The Street Commissioners has been
patching up the streets where vehicles
had cut through them.
Scott has = potatoes. new to-
matocs and spring chickens. Nothing
better in town.
Mr.. Dr.. Fred Blanknrr. 4 female
dentist. is advertised 20 be in Jackson
next week. She pulls teeth for women
only.
Rev. McElroy. of this city has been
preaching to tine sinners down al Nal
den this week.
The time is approaching when our
city will show up to advantage. Dur
ing the spring and summer months
there is no city in the country that
presents a more pleasing appearance
than Cape Girardeau. Then We should
make an effort to get strangers to
come and See Us.
\ gentleman came here from Pink
NEVILLE. HIS. yesterday to look at
the ST. Charles Hotel. He j. a hotel
man and he is lookin" Tor a good
hotel building in Il live town We
can accommodate him
= railroad man raised l racket up
on Good Hope street last night ana
h. rot d lick in the head that laid him
out for Il while.
Al Chenue Is going to move into the
Carroll property on south Spanish
street.
Judge Hunter and wife. of New
Madrid. are visiting the family Of y.
K. Byrd in jackson
Miss Maud. daught = OF 7. d. Hope
of this county, died II Harrington on
the Bird inst. Miss Hope was an as
sistant teacher in the Elmwood Semi
nary at Pennington. She a sick
only a few days.
Common Pleas Court is still in SEES
sion and it may require a day or two
of next week to clean up the docket.
Don't forget TO take the children to
e the Cinderella tableau at the Opera
House Monday night. There will be
a genuine pumpkin. a gorgeous
coachman. and a beautiful princess.
Miss Irene Bohnsack as Minerva"
Monday night.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

The two Commission houses on the
Levee-Albert and McKenna-have
consolidated their business so far as
shipping and receiving is concerned.
\ gang of horse traders went down
to Scott county to-day to worry the
honest farmers
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
MIXED UP,
Everything of Local Form To ba
round That is of Interest.
MONDAY.

Probate Court will be in session at
jackson mex week.
The Eagle Packet Company will run
the steamers New Idlewild and Grey
Eagle to this city this year and the
cherokee will run between St. Louis
n Grand Tower. That will give us
steamboat accommodations that we
nave never before had.
h ground hog failed to sea his
shadow yesterday and that means that
the backbone of winter is broken.
\ merchant of Niles. Michigan
"ants to locate in this city. He has
already made arrangements for a
store room.
y lawsuit OF father against son is
something a little out of the regular
run of ordinary legal proceedings.
but a Ease of that kind was tried in
the Common Pleas Court to-day.
There would be better times and
more business in this city if our busi-
ness men would do more pulling to-
-ether.
There is to be some changes in bust
ness houses in the city soon.
Louis B. Hour!z. who is now manag-
iEg the Kennctt and charlottesville
Railroad, is in the city. His head
quarters are Carthersville.
Joseph V. Hobbs went down to his
stock farm to-day. He believes there
are other hog thieves down there that
need iookin" after.
John SarEmann tad John Boss are
receiving their goods and they will
soon be ready to show mp a fine stock
Of gents furnishing goods.
We are informed that two hotel men
with money are negotiating for IA lease
On the St. Charles Hotel building.
They are the kind of men we want.
The New Madrid Record says there
= small poX in New Madrid county.
Wilson Bonney ana George Greene
have taken charge of the old Era
plant which Is on Broadway.
As the twig is bent 50 the tree is
inclined, i an old saying. and if
some of the little twigs from six TO
4U.aIra V-ao,s of ora tb.. EN-, -, ~
our streets were bent over their
mothers knees and justice given to
them, they would incline to be better
boys and girls.
The fellow who is always fearful of
his neighbor's swindling him. is the
man who usually bites when some
travelling fakir fishes for suckers.
disappointment is n OF the most
cruel things in the world, and yet only
the man who can bear defeat grace
fully and manfully. who is able to
surmount failure, and finally seize the
next opportunity presented is fit for
success. There are lessons in life that
must be learned and most of us learn
emily through experience.
Be wide awake. BE- keenly alive TO
your business. your personal welfare
and the interests Of employer or any
one whose business is entrusted to
your care. but do not fall into the er-
ror of thinking that loud-mOuthed
kicking" or coarse exhibitions Of
showing ones authority will gain any
thin" desirable for anybody. There
are uncultivated people who prefer to
he secretly or openly cursed by their
fellows than to feel that they are not
attracting sufficient attention to them
solves. hut they drop sucn vicious
conceptions of conduct, when they get
higher up in the scale and learn that
People really great and w~ell-meaning
do not have to resort to such "measly
methods.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

I:aIfard,s snow Ltniment VIII Cure.
Neuralgia. 1t will also cure Lame
Back. Sore Throat. Wounds. Spfains.
Bruises. Cuts. old Sores. Ladies. lit
will cure your back-ache. Sold at
Wilson's drug store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
CITY
Proceedings of the City Council.
Regular Meeting.

l4iS ShdlI dlNu IuC OWL IlciIIDti
present:
Messrs. Adams. Bierwirth. Blomey.
err. Galusha. Shivelbine. VogelSang.
Absent-Messrs. Dempsey and Lind.
The journal of the proceedings Of
the last regular meeting and adjourn,
ed meeting thereof was read and APP,
proved.
y petition from John \. Frank
praying the board 10 grant him Il
dramshOp license for the fractional
period from March Bird to May 9TH,
1896. so a. to make his city license
conform to his State and county
license. was presented and read and
on motion of Mr.. Blomeyer prayer OF
petitioner granted.
y petition signed BY James F.
Brooks and y. Il. Ponder was pre-
e~nteS and read. Said petitioners
ask the Council to grant them Il
franchise for the erection and main
tenance of a telephone exchange in
the City of Cape Girardeau ior the
term Of fifty years. upon such terms As
the board may deem right and Just.
Said petition alsa names 4 monthly
rental charge to be paid by business
houses and dwellings. or such other
maximum rates as may be fixed by the
Council In thn nNlapf that thA ,i+y-
shall be compelled by law to sell said
franchise to the highest bidder. said
petitioners request that the beard
cause the sale of such franchise to be
advertised. that they may bid on same.
On motien of Mr.. Nogelsang said
petition was received and referred to
the Committee on Propositions and
Grievances.
Several circumstances. of property
owners. protesting against the rr$o-
luton published by the Council. pro-
posing the sprinkling and cleaning of
certain streets of the city at the cN-
pense of the abutting property. we're
presented and read. viz:
Water street from Broadway to
Themis street.
Main street from Broadway /"
Themis street.
Spanish street from Broadway to
Morgan Oak street.
Broadway street from Pacific street
to Water street.
Themis street from Water street to
court house square.
On motion of Mr.. Bierwirth said
filed and the resolution ordered with
drawn.
The following officers reports for
the month of January were presented
and read in the order named as fol-
lows:
AUDITORS REPORT.
Bal. in treasury
Dee. 81. ISq5.... ST. 02n -
Receipts for Jan.
Hirsch
cole tor... 81 ~ -
Frurl Il l. Hunzs.
wei%hcr ........ go
Stein.
wcigher ~
From Fly Vastef-
liaw. wciwheY - 81
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

STREET COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
Amount due various transfers and
labOrers for work during the month of
December $50. II.
ni-Hrre,J ~ F,1ID,--.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
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FIRE CHIEFS REPORT.

: 'H' ~ uldl uIlll uul lll8 ItiIidIN
with Q members present.
No fires.
On motion of Mr.. Adams said re-
ports as read were received. approved
and ordered filed and the secretary in
structed to issue warrants on the Gen
eral Revenue fund in favor of and for
the amounts due the several parties in
said reports.
As required by law. the Inspector of
oils for Cape Girardeau city. sub
mitted his report for oils inspected in
January. which was read. received
and ordered filed.
On motion of Mr.. Bierwirth the
Fire Chief was requested to make his
monthly reports more explicit here
after. by stating the due
each member of the company for the
month that the report is rendered.
The Judiciary Committee. in the mat
ter Of the Catherine Doyle sidewalk.
referred to them several meetings
previous. submitted Il written report
which was read and on motion Mr..
Shivelbine action deferred ON same
until next meeting.
The following resolution was pre-
scented. read and on motion of Mr..
ADAMS adopted.
Resolved. That the treasurer il here
by instructed and authorized to trans
fer the sums OF S135. 30 now to the credit
of the Wharf Fund and Sl2.g1 now to
the credit of the Water tax fund. to
the General Revenue Fund.
Signed. AUG. BIERWIRTH.
The following bills were presented
and read:
Chas Rueselrr. fer
| paupar collins ! m
Andy Adams. p. X.
for i~mponndipg
and Staying dogs 800
/ H Woody for re-
pairin" city jail
and vault>...... > On
&C Water Works
II Fl 1t Co for29
ar" lights for
January ....... 239 -
Ben Hart. for ;
hanmcrsto break
macadam ....... > ~
I Ben Miller for |
al. inkltreaSurcrl -
Geo FrenHel for
blacksmith work.
old market house > m
David Piercefield.
sexton. for re-
moving dead ami
mails Dee. ..1.:N
For remov Ing
dead animals
Jan ........3.OU II
John Gri"b. mar
shall. for salary
and attendance
Jan .......2'.W
For stamped en-
yciopes .......:5 - -
w II BOhnsack for
| iron CRATE Dr.
schulz corner. ) III
Il II Judcn. Street
Commissioner.
for salary for
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

On motion of Mr.. NOgelsang said
bills. a. read. were allowed and the
clerk instructed to issue warrants on
the General Revenue fund IN payment
Of same.
\ bill in favor of Spaulding and
Kimmcl for b loads of silica delivered
on Spanish street III front Of F. y.
Kage'a property in November 1894,
and omitted in their bill of silica for
said month. amounting to SIS. 10. was
presented and read and on motion re-
ierred 10 the Committee on Claims.
On motion Of Mr.. Blomeyer the
Street Commissioner was instructed
tonook after and put in passable con-
dition the crossings on the east side
of Spanish street. AT NIerriwether and
Williams streets.
On motion OF Mir. Shivelbine the
board adjourned until Friday even
lug. February 18th att O'Clock.
GRO. f. CHAPPELL. City Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

Directory Of the Principal Business Houses.
The following is published daily for the
benefit Of travelling statesmen, strangers and
the public generally. 1t annot fail to prove
of interest to all who intend transacting busi-
ness in Cape Girardeau.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

MARSHAL'S REPORT.
BY Execution No.
aj3 from Deem
Der satisfied. viz:
RENTED by May
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-26

A marriage hcense WIS yesterday Is
sueS for John +. Jacobsen ara Mss Bar
Oara sfsy Arn1ra1z. Of Seattle
Henry r. Mcclure was yesterday ap-
rotnEsTt gEEar1san of George r. Hebron.
r., and A@e.ssis.ss HeI- brgE boa u..5er a
years Of age. ~ Judge Langley.
In tEe case % James r. yeatsz ~
ASta-ssass n Rsca1or.l e a.. Judge oshsora
YESTERDAY aeGreeT1 n foreclosure OF mort
gaze agar Tx sne defendants Tor HIS.
Tae g4scoaf-z Mlnsnx Company yegser-
ICES dafaes T. fs.as.tscsss. George A.
Trait. Fred .. MeSsagnsor anz d ~
baxtsr. capsls. ssOex. sl.ep9. oA. divided
llfr = saaTsz: pTsrsc.g'ssl pace Of business.
Seattle.
A decree OF Foreclosure was yesterday
ISSUED py Judge 0silorn in the case OF r.
~. Ha4sa ". Henry - Beard Ct TX and
the IaYes9orsf Trust Company The suit
~a& on . cronalssDry note Tor g. Go ~. h
interest. taxes and costs. bringing the
amount 10 ss.sss-G.
Articles of incorDcratl or were yesterday
6aes sin tae eo3eEy -ulilow ~ the Inc4e
81 Aaan5ag AMI saa-sEr Cosupa ~. Tee
.FustS%s azG}et are Jcnr. \ CAMPBELL.
James fanaDs,en arr : 3. Mcmillan. Of
Tort k.aase.ey. 4 II. Jess. os North Bard.
all JohD ~ E'*er. ef Seattle The c1rttal
stock - sl8ga DIVIDED snso SO SHARES:
principal pace Of business. Seattle.
Supplemental articles OF Incorporation
we're yestsr haY Ased by II. ., Sirage.
sonn +. Alien ARD John II. Bryant a.
srsss5sA q the Spokane Z Seattle Rail-
say COMPANY assi the Seat..e & fnss-fes-
tsofas Railway CcGDanT. amending the
Original articles rsssa III June 1875 70
nc.ders Septss8tsT n ISIS sever. Ia falsKE-
Der. Instead OF three.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-26
Postal Changes.

Washington City, Sept. I-Special-
postotiice has been established at Alpine,
skagit county with special service
thereto from McMurray. and Willard NJ
Allen appointed postmaster.
The postoffiee formerly known as Dun
Tor, Whitman county. has been changed
10 Lacrosse, and William II, Hite named
as the postmaster OF the new office.
The star service from Walla Walla TO
College Place * ordered increased from
October to twelve times week.
River postal service has been establish
ed on the steamboat line between New
Whatcom and Anacortes. the line 10 be
known as the New Whatcom and Ana
cortcs River postofiice. Additional service
to the steamboat landing al Falrhaven.
Whatcom county, has been established.
without change in distance.
Mall matter for station No. T. Tacoma.
vii hereafter he made UP in the general
package fer Washington state. no: with
the package for Tacoma. The change is
ordered because this office is supplied by
the Spokane 4 Portland railway post
office
William Winningham has been commits
stoned postmaster at Fremont. Wash,
Changes IN star schedules are ordered as
follows:
Friday Harbor to New whatcom-Leave
Friday Harbor Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays az IL m. or after arrival OF
boat from Anacortes: arrive at New
whatcom by $50 p m. Leave New What
com Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at s a. H.; arrive at Friday Harbor by
1920 ?. m.
Gig 4farbor 70 Olalls--Leave Gig Harbor
daily except Sunday al 1890 a m, or after
arrival OF mall from Tacoma: arrive at
Olalla In TWO hours; leave Olalla daily ex-
cept Sunday at 1 2. H.: arrive at Gig
Harhor by .. m
New Whatcom 20 Blaine-Leave New
whatcom Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS Immediately on arrival OF mail from
Seattle. but no later than p. M; arrive al
Blaine in six hours; leave Blaine Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at a. m;
arrive at New wha.cou, In six hours
New whatcom 20 Marie.fa-Leavs New
whatcon Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS Immediately on arrival OF mall from
Seattle, but not later than p. m: arrive
A. Marietta in two hours: leave Marietta
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays AT 10
a. m: arrive at New Whatoom by Il m.
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OF THE BRIiI-H ARMY.
Col. a. Eaton on Pleasure Trip
r Through the United states.

Colonel A. Eaton. OF ths British army
arrived IN Seattle yesterday In the Great
Northern private car Manitoba, "a the
guest OF President I'LL OF that road. He
IS accompanied BY his wife. who. by the
way. is AL American. the daughter OF
President French of the Manhattan Trust
Company. Together they are taking a
ieisareiy round through the United States
Colonel Eaton - Of tall and commanding
presence and bears himself with soidieriy
ereetnsss. His thirty wears of service in
tbs GrenaGier guard sits lightly upon him,
ana his pseassn, emile Niueinss 4 face
shat looks almost youthful AZ the same
time. hls soJoHrn IN india AMI in Bermuda
where he commanded tho battalion sent
there some six years ago. has given him
the hrDuHe OF outdoor life Ee e an
rsrierscad Traveller and evidently knows
haw 70 fake everything easy. from 4
ORA sing room 80 a huuEs CIV. and 20 bear
VITA equal fort .tsaa the lHxurles 81 3
London SEASON ara the d.Ra0r9fe.rts % rio
reer civilization. lie and Mrs Eaton ,ook-
"a thoroughly comfortable 80 sAey SAT- ~
dinner last ntsst in their elegant car. ana
when ire meal was ended anA the colonel
had lighted MS post -}syans3sAi cigar. BE i'm
nrasaest ere with the thogghf tat e was
worth thirty years - active service ~ ex-
rs~terc@ the absolute rest known or3v 70
a vteorotls rnanncca. lie sns Mrs. Eaton
Tfsy WI leok abogf tHs city today lcav-
ing sar Portland isis eren,nx. Altar a
dax's rest ther~ they wln journey south
wara % san Francisco. and thence back
H@ss hy 49, ot Sals Lake.
.-f8u- vsatt " nats t'ei Eaton 20 = report
sr ts<f usaNt 'ss aae - ugsre pleasure
We aYe elr. p4v soetnE America. We lana-
81 st %a@ York $50 csnae West % a.
paul ~here - speat a few days IN rs
semn q NJ Hfit Nhaw ! Raj n.f = bite
a- ssss "a Fn9iaei rnea I stopped for
A tayee HHes shuaAnE aitb NJ SsmBel
gf3st al tzsars 90 There ws sser~ fsineA
~ SIR NaessN Hard rs. Saess csr cane
o. t4s vafs.~ sF8iu elta - thFoura So -
Cost We stopped ou~ day in SeoA8as
We haf sAe gsHsnfasc 80 Gao wrz t'Esr ~
crossing tha mountains an1 enjoyed lie
tFta
'Es thn wa2. mslgNs Hcaafter tGat ~
crossed on thy stwt# sh,p @tss Il Hung
ses.snw ams hss several agpert us4ss4ss ~
c-enverslng mtsn H5ga. ara tne2ne& -
taluM sasgse ~ hfs - nte aHs#1taae ghas
Rave srssseA csc pnate So racs seeh "a
-slfsw o.ss sre vsa@ ana fas bAe. are s.rga-
Esy sbs sNsaE 00t 81 aa oF@eafs l sHs-
fnrs ~ ea5re~ststw elrf questions 80
ssssaarf faef-lv Sc shaN Tas speakers
pzraarst interest r#E4y* n5ua IS
shres4 NJ oazeTs nf rsaH. = hsi she ~s~
ssH ~ a-s 'rtp Wa be toy CANA 40 one
csa fafesrL*
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Mrs G. (. Hall. blind woman who lives
Dear tde corner OF Jackson and Thirteenth
streets. took the statutory time In the
municipal court yesterday 20 plead 10
charge OF maintaining a nuisance on her
premises. L. III. Teanv. who lives next
door. pleaded not guilty to a similar
charge. The eases VIII probably come on
for trial next Thursday afternoon.
Alfred Nichols. one OF the men arrested
Oh suspicion % taking part In the theft
Of Twelve pairs OF overalts from @. II.
Tresa's store. on Washington street. near
First avenue south. few days ago. vas
discharged by Judge Glasgow Yesterday
afternoon. Nichols claimed that De had
been prevailed upon BY another man,
whose nax1s he did no. know. to sell The
goods. His story was confirmed ny the
bartender Of t6e Mint saloon Nichols
vas ROBBED recently of 81.
Esaie HiaIeFs and X. J. Could. who are
charged with roo0ing stephen oveFton OF
Siss occupied cells IN tte county tan last
night In aefaul; Of 80 bonds 10 appear in
TIE superior court Ter ira They were
hot alone In their misery, for the prosecute
Ing witness was there also. After the pre-
flFu nary examination before Justice Nc
Tzlaesn the states attorney fhoughs II
worsd he good lss~a 70 pus cyegtsn un3er
bends 20 appear also. TAe justice fixed
tae amount n $50. bat oVertor could not
make the raise. owing 20 his previous &C
olSsintarCe with Ire Winters Woman.
Edward fonx. who claims TO be a col
lretor .ar John II. Agsn. ianhled tnto
beg % trouble srSsera9y. Flrss. Chief OF
Police Reed sTTsirnsG him IN tae munich
psi court "a ansp 81 the ccs7pAalas 81 Frank
Sinner. who allsxe. tina, he stole clothing
from a trunk. Loug said thst ne was
inaocens. snd the csse was PASSED ANTI
this AFTERNOON. After Long had been re-
t,at ned 20 ts.s city ial. <. y, IanaeA com
planned 20 the police tsa} his osese,o8t had
been stolen from busy 10 livery sta
bic a. the eorpeF % Pine street and Ftfth
svenuA ''Ese CAD. / behave Loug has the
coat" remarked JaIler Cogsert. "a he
spirited mo a cell and fsfutisei s.ta
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IN Tnx PROBATE COURT.
y lac VIII Of Joss rh iirapnau. The Plo-
nes.r .Admllm l-l "a of.- 4 nr..inaed.


The Will Of Joseph BFannsn. the Old plo-
ne@f. was fled IL tie probate court yes
terdaE- i4e leaves ~ acrss ia the White
river valley and all commsnsty property
% his wife. WHO. With tae son-ltI-law. John
Wooaing. named as exeeutrix The
wife has faG power so manage The prop
sFty and enjoy the income Il produces, bat
Is no. to sell or mortgage g. Upon the
death Or marriage Of the sife, the chill
dgen. Frederick c. RFaDnan. Lee Bran
nan ard Carrie B-annan. receive The prop
eFty share and share alike. Three adopt
ed children, Allie. Nellie and Lille Berry
have also an interest IN the estate until
they become q years OF age or marry
Sarah V. RE1nu2n was appointed guar
dian 81 Frederick c. and Francis c. Bran
nan.
Eben Smith was yesterday appointed ad-
minsstrator OF the estate % Esther F.
Brown. lie gave bond for sfoo
Catherine Robinson 3ied bond for see
IN the probate court yesterday as guar
dian Of Katie Maud. Edna, Blanche and
EsteIe Robinson.
The final account and proofs % the ex-
eeator OF the estate % Jacob Shaw ~er.
fled with Judge Langley yesterday. The
personal property, notes ard accounts IN
collected viii now be turned over 10 Helen
X. Milton.
The final rsport and proofs OF p. V.
Davis. administrator OF the estate OF
Nicholas Sirasxnsr were yesterday ad-
mlttad 20 probate.
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4 ER~ONAi..

Capf. Gisu3or. OF the CHeaal,s. Is a. the
Stevens
y. X. Tve;s. merchant OF Halter. IL a.
tke psMer.
Ex-Gov. A. p. swinefor.. OF ss,ka. Alas
A. - AZ thc Butter.
r H. Massey a pioneer rexs-at Of Ia
Conner. IS a. the Di.ler.
John A. ssewa~t. . N in4nx nan Of ST.
yer, Wash. S az re Bgtier.
Or Cseorss w inxhaTn ank. wife. Of
O.ynp!a. are AZ the Butler.
wrsssfn Walker. rnanaz~r OF TIE Pert
Gaua.s NIL - a. the Butter.
Wc1sm =. McKee, a cann~rv man Of
E0arcorl. IS stopping a. she Stevens
I E. Athertoa. CT tAe Great Northern
Exrress Company. IS a the stevens
capt. AK. Cr.E<S Mining an,f s,esrri-
bossts. Nera tcas-e. - a. ts@ Northern
Ms. T'rsnk LINK ans Mss Esraraa Base-.
Of Port Tovslsef.2. are a. tas Norf 49,
). T.. Moore. oc Ussa-a&v. IS AZ ne M
leE Ass-7Tsllsar 81 ~ MS w-fs ard aaaghfsr.
Krx ~. A Samp,e. aas.cr os he Pres
hs Gran cAvrca a. ANoGFn- IS "a the BHE-
Ter.
wIran y sus,T %. Basne. manager
fer 1Ne A'askA Packing Cos1ag. ny, Is al
Eae E0s1Hr
w Thomson. r~e, vaYsTsaster 81 ~.
Sa~'h Fal -,go ~agaaroa. D.. :. y. 1s -; sAa
Ner.6sra.
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