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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-07-13
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-07-13
For Superintendent Of Education,

We are authorized to announce Prof.
Jas. IL. thompson as a candidate for
County Superintendent Of Education.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-07-13
For County Treasurer.

| am candidate for the office of
County Treasurer.
w. .CAI'THEN.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-07-13
The Farmer and his Home.
Wisconsin Agriculturist.

misrepresented in literature is a
fact that no. one can deny.
Realistic writer's seem to delight
III taking certain far-fetched ig-
norant and uncouth characters
and holding them up as speci-
mems O. the average country man.
They may represent a type. but
are by no means fair represen-
tetiou Of the average farmer.
In the march Of progress, the
farmer has kept pretty well up
with the process ,on. No branch
OF science has taken greater
sfriies than that of agriculture,
vrl because the farmer tills the
soil it docs not follow that hs
wust be a clod.
Tae up-to. date farmer is intel
/ 'Igrnl; he is student, not only
1T uuOks. but q; nature. liz must
, D." "a scientist also, land IN nc other
. tu-lnes. can the principles Of
,.,euce be hotter applied than IN
uricul.Nro. With new and i'm
/ proved farming implements comes
more leisure. and with new con.
/ Hluons, brtt"r facilities for meu-
| |tH Development, and no occuna-
. r'nu affords wider field for the
srsrcher after practical knowl-
/ tGr than agriculture.
The farm - the normal school,
not only of practical education.
! uut Of sturdy independence,
. ..' honest, Upright character.
@.'w-rs know that 10 be success
..' fhar mus b. in touch with
.'n. -r,r.; o. the times. Cor in no
, ur.uch uf business Is stohI IguU-
r.ur" more disastrous.
IN nothing can this spirit Of
l'''S' 'Nr W. N'til ~ III lt6ltI St
,'uI8gc than IN the home life Of
'G" farmer. New conditions. not
only give more leisure for self
culture, but have made it posi-.
bic Tor the farmer to give more
time and attention to his home,
and the enjoyment Of home life,
aud the comfortable, and even
elegant homes that have sprung
mp in the agricultural districts in
he lsst few years show this in q
marked degree. No one can take
. trip through prosperous farm
iug district without being i'm
pressed with the great improve
nent IN the homes of tho inha abi
'tuts. The modern farm house
ur, not be 40 ornamental of e1-
terror Az the clty residence. but
:, a rnl1 it has all the modern
n'Unieucps, commodious eel
ar, Md" halls and porches, large.
AIRY ~ie-plng rooms, and often a
hoih room and furnace with water
~ '"r hUuse, hard wood finish
ing .hG IL screened and painted
~ hrSt class shape. and in It's fur.
hIriIuy, - conf tUrta u Ia and nffap
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-07-13
Champion Shot of the World.

Miss Annie Osklsv writes Myself and many
Of the BuTala 1871 VIA West Co have y.ynn
Aliens Foo tEasS, the powder to shanc into
the shoes, most thorough trial, and IL ops
Gil IL not more than you claim" IT Instantly
takes the sung OUi OF COrns and UuniouS
Aliens Foot Ease, is a certain cure for hot
achi g, n"rv"us or sweating feet. Sold Iv ali
Druggists ami shoe Stores. 2Ic. Sample scut
~ y. ''
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-07-13

w. Is. BRUCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
A PROMISING CONFERENCE


The usual autumnh conference OF
Christians will be held I'm the Fouth
Baptist church, Bacon street. near
North Main, beginning next Thursday
evening The pastor, DR.. Cameron,
will preside at the sessions OF the con-
ference. and they will continue every
day and evening until Sunday night
on Thursday evening Mr.. s. III. Hadley
perhaps the most successful worker i'm
missions in America, will have the
most of the evening TO himself II lis
expected that all OF the city missions
will close that evening, to give these
workers an opportunity To learn how
Mr.. Hadley reaches 90 many people. He
will probably speak AT some of these
missions after 10 O'Clock that same
evening. ON Friday Mrs. DIR. Gordon
and others OF Boston will assist Mr..
Hadley. and Rev. James NJ. Gray. u. ID.
of Boston, will speak in the evening. on
Saturday. Dean Chapel. Miss Suman.
Miss Wheeler and DIR. r. :. Barber will
speak. In the afternoon. from 4 to
o'clock. Rev. r. W. Tonpkins. Jr.. rec
tor or Grace church. viii hold quiet
hour" These meetings are open 90 the
public. and every one will receive a
most cordial welcome. A large chorus
choir under the leadership of Mr. Ca
sey, will conduct the singing. and any
singers from other churches are invited
to come TO the choir and assist i'm the
singing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
FOR DEAC0NESS HOME.
Successful Sale Of Fancy Articles and Candy Yes
tsrday Afternoon and Evening.

The ladies connected with the board
coness Home, No SO Harrison street,
gave sale of fancy articles, cake and
candy. yesterday afternoon and even
ing, FOR the benefit of the institution.
An exhibition of the Kitchen garden,
which gave an excellent idea Of how
household economies are taught by
the Home, was also given. and was
very interesting. There were "a number
of tables presided over by the ladies.
and also "A cafe, which was in charge
of Mrs. Charles t. Hancock and Mrs.
William Jameson.
The committee i'm charge OF the en-
tire affair, which was verw successful.
consisted of the ladies of the board of
management, with Miss NJ. E. Stewart
as chairman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10

import Coffee, mill ~. separate and remove
all dross and witherod berries, roast fresh
every day and sell over io.oVn lbs. monthly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
Did Not Find Fighters.

At o'clock last evening citizens in
formed Sergt. Gilmartin of the Fourth
police station that a terrible fight was
in progress in house at the rear of
McAvoy street. occupied by Italians.
The sergeant, with Officers Reed and
Copeley, went 10 the place quickly. but
found the house deserted. There was
evidence OF a struggle, the rooms being
much upset and the floor was covered
with blood. The officers endeavored to
learn something of the circumstances
of the row from the neighbors. but
without success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-"rhe
Gefsha~"
KEITH's NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uos performance.
oLYMPIc-"The Royal Burlesquers."
WESTMINSTER THEATRE-"A Wild
Night In Washington"
TALAIA THEATRE-"our Regiment"
INFANTRY HALLr-Polo-Hart
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
NEW SIZE T S,

Thar's folks that's prophesyin' bout
the weather now an then;
But the Lord knows more about IL than
all the weather men!
Fer, when they say: Look out fer rain
an lots of lightnin', too"
Thar amt sinkle speck of cloud in all
the livin' blue.
An when they shout: Fair weather.
the country round about
It's then you'd better go an bring the
old umbrellas out.
Fer it's certain as you're livin' on the
hilltop or the plain.
You'll see the country flooded with a
reg'lar stream of rain.
i reckon that they're doin' of their very
level best
In prophesyin' weather for the people
east and west:
An / will admit they strike IL in the
country-now an then:
But the Lord knows more about il than
all the weather men.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
GREAT GRUMBLERS.
Grumbling win Cease If Providence Pco-
pie Will Follow This Citizens Advicr,


pio viii Follow This Citizens Advic-,
when the kidneys are sick they grumble
You hear them clear through the back.
You feel them clear through the body.
They grumble when overtaxed.
Know how the kidneys grumble?
It's simple thing; your back will tell
you.
Backache is the first grumbling warm
ing.
The kidneys give and If you heed Il
not
Look out for trouble 1t will surely
come.
Urinary trouble, kidney trouble and
many miseries.
Doan's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
They cure every form of kidney in.
The experience OF Providence people
proves this.
Here's q case I'm point:
Mr.. John Sullivan. who lives ~ -
Printer street, says "All the summer
of late 1 suffered with pains across the
small of my back over my kidneys
When the changeable weather OF the
fall set In | got worse. I'm the mornings
often | was 50 bad that | could scarcely
get around at all. After remaining I'm
one position for a time, u would pain
me dreadfully to move. The irregtIlari-
" and deep color of the kidney secre-
tions proved 60 me that ] had kidney
trouble. but for long time | was un-
able TO find anything 10 help me. Fi-
nally my wife got me box Of Doans
Kidney Pills at Lothrops drug store
and | began using them. The effect was
decided from the first. and soon | was
as we'll as I ever was. There was not
sign Of the old pain. The kidney se-
me no pain. and ! felt so much better
every way that | arm only too glad To
recommend the medicine that blessed
me So"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers. or will be sent by mail on
receipt Of price. 80 cents. Foster Mill
burn Company. Buffalo. y. Y. sole
agents.
Remember the name poan's and take
NO other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10
THE WEATHER.


Washington. Dec. l0.--For Massachu-
setts and Rhode Island. threatening
weather tonight; probably fair Sunday;
brisk westerly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10

A. even lower prices atfraser> Bros. 2g7
wey bosset street, owing 10 the extensive
alterations. Much money can be saved by
buying now. Entrance directly from the
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-10

CuTed IN thrtc to ~ hlghIs Dr. Agnew's
Ointment l. peerless IN curing. one applicn.
tion gives instant relief. ~ cures all itchif Y
ana irritating skin diseases, Channg. Eczems,
etc. 85 cents.-aa.
Sold by Blsnding n Blanding, % wevbo-.
set: Geo. l.. Claim a Co. ~ ;. Main; Hail n
Lyon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
City Hall Notes.

Petition for the Improvement Of Epier
place vas referred 10 the city engineer for
plans
n bill from W. W. Wardeil for s2o, for
care OF gar bage scow. was referred 10 the
superintendent Of lighting and water works.
Frank A. Pontius and others yesterday
flied with the board Of public works
a petition for the Improvement OF
Twelfth avenue and Twelfth avenue north
by grading. sidewalking and parking The
petition vas referred 10 the city engineer
for veriication and estimate.
The Northern Pacific Railway Company
has II petition pending before the board re-
newing and repairing the two tracks on
the old Ram's-horn right-of-way, from the
south line OF Columbia street 10 a point loo
feet south. The plat filed with the petition
does not correspond, ana was sent back for
revision.
The bin OF the Seattle Dry Dock and
Snip Building Company for docking the
fireboat Snoqualmie was sll5. The bill
was sent back for correction, as II had been
understood that the charge was 10 be Sl01
W. Moeller presented a petition for per-
nit to erect a storage building on Occidental
avenue, east Of lots and 8. block &c. Sc
attic tide lands. Ii was sent back 10 him
for proof of ownership
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18

bound and laid across a railroad track TIE
reached MS body some ore Snatched him
from danger The crowd yelled, and The
curtain went down.
Everything was ready for The great scene,
and the engine rested peacefully against a
Gat representing a mountain sce2e. Cold
smith looked TN al tire sarokessack ard ne
tce9 thar the pan n which the colored light
was BURNED mad not been fastened Sour
ing & hammer and long nail he climbed
W, ana, Win only few moments - spare.
drove the nail home. At the moment he
last knock OF the hammer was given It was
time for ths engine % make lis big r-sa.
The ire was touched OF. and with
s'Hu-rsh- boys. TIRE engine commenced its
fight Across the sage X went. sporiiEg
IRE and smoke, ha1 % the aznaxemens OK the
audience and DISCUS. OF the man on the
track, big mountain scene wenr with Il.
Goldsmith had nalhed the engine TO the
mountain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
YELLOW AGAINST WHITE.
Must he Allowed to Play In Their
Own Way, or They viii Cause
Trouble-CA1ef Of Police Reed

The Cinnamon are forming q eouaasRa-
Hon to fight the p-oprietors Of the white
gambling houses They may deny IL. bat
such a move is on foot and there IS plenty
Of money TO back II Up. Equal risats"
- the cry of John Chlnanars. He says
IL he cannot gamble tn his ow-a way, he
viii raise q racket He VIII try through
others to stop gambling There is q fight
on, and Il promises 70 BE q warm ofe.
The police are making is warm for the
Cinnamon. They have stopped every game
They are making the opium smokers pray
for a cessation Of hestlIittes. They have
a bushel ot pipes. Chinatown is IN
direfsll state. police officer causes con-
siernation Dr. his very presence in the dens.
The sentine.s give the word at the slight
est Indication Of danger. Between sa0cks
the Cinnamon are planning TO fight back
They calm that the talk about there
being a nigA6inaers association in Seat
tie - nucn wind that the scare vas
originated by the leading white gamblers
in order 10 close the Chinese houses aud
civert the trade 10 their own tables. They
attempt 70 say that there is no such thing
az u boycott on Cinnamon who visit a
white gambling house. They say that *
is not true tnaI the hignbindaF's court
fnes them for gambling ii other places
than those designated as proper in the
sight OF the order.
They do not attempt To deny that China
men have visited Chief or Police Reed
aiO tyid IiHi toti5 stories OF Alleged pcESI-
cution. They say that Li4ese Cinnamon are
stool pigeons IN the employ OF the white
gam Dlers and thar they are being used
II close Up the Chinese games by telling
lies Robbed Of polite language. they
cain that the chief Is being imposed on
Chief Reed says that there is Ii high
hintier's court Ia Seattle and that il is
secretly working. He says that he ~ not
acting on hearsay evidence in proceeding
against the Chinese games 81 long as the
hISh5inderS attempt 20 operate IN Seattle
there VIII De no gambling under its direc-
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18

FLAfAUT'-The funeral services over TIA
remains OF Miss Ellen X. Fiahauf xDl
take place from her late residence. No
l4Z6 Belmont avenue, today at 2 . m.
TIE tnterment viii be a: Lake View
cemetery.
EVART-In Seattle. at the county hospital
on Saturday morning, December Il. 1895
Afrs. GFAce Lvart. aged b. os consulnp-
tion.
. 'BRIEN--Tu Seattl~. John street. hatuss.r,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues Fri
cay morning, December 1S lsEs Daniel
John O'Bricn, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Mau-
YIce 9 Bg1en. Of pneumonia, aged = years
Funeral ssryiees VIII he reld a. = m
Sunday. December Is Is1s from residence.
HOfiAN-At Edge water. Frfaag night De.
cerHhfr 10. ISIS. john Hogan, son OF Nr
ant MFs. EoteTt Hogan, OF pneumonia.
axe2 month.
Funeral services VIII Re he'd from Yusfnr-
worsh'z chapel a. 10 a m, sunday. De.
eefHber $. lstS. fn.erznent a. Lake ytew
cemetery.
SiAaF N-'The funeral % Mrs Charles =
AArVla VIII b. held al the family rest
ass-ef' corner Mirror avenue. arf fse1eca
ssfsass, TUESDAY afternoon, a. 5:zD O clock
4t~y- Edwin II. Randall IT.. offgclstfn1r
ASSISTED ~. Rev. W. II. 6. Temple,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
BRITISH COLUMBIA NEWS.

Polling day for the civic election al Van
couver. B. c.. has been set for January IL
Hon. Thomas Ovens has been reelected
mayor of the city Of New Westminster by
nattering majority.
The store of J. Sheasgrean & Co. gents'
fnrnishers Of Vancouver 4 e. was bad
ly damaged by FIRE recently,
Nj John A. Turner has been appointed
gold commissioner of tbs Nelson r. C.
mining division. vice Mr.. g. O. Dennis
80 Centralia News says that Censral.a
Viii soon have d brewery. TIE temperance
people Will not be In ecstasy ~ this an
RouncaTnent
John Bell. an CID CARIBOU miner, who
has been confined 10 the Royal Columbian
hospital at New Westminster for the past
year, with paralysis, died las. Monday
James Houghton. known also as James
@. James, and az Australian Billy" was
killed by an explosion OF dynamite at the
Coxcy mine. near Ross and. q. g IL lived
about hfteen minutes. but never regaiued
consciousness
Kenneth a. F1n.ayson. the young En-
giishman who was arrested for stealing
money from the Dominion Savings bank
81 Victoria has been committed for tri8t
Fin.ays0n filed the Position 81 r. el,-euf-
teller for the Jark, and whlk acting ~ tats
position % trust is said 20 have appr0prl-
ated 70 his Own use sluR xggregstlnn 81 ITg
tFe had been In the employ If the bank
curing the paSt i've wears. and a ttla time
- his arrest was being raid the munfH~
cent salary Of S45-S5 per month out ~
which he rad 70 pay for experimentation al
towSnce - - par cent and g for his
guaranty premium.
Tho wonderful Increase in Vancouver'=
trade during the past FIVE months of the
official year VII b. seen from t5A FOL.
owing comparison BET Neen the customs
returns for shs official year % 1Sa7 and
tae two months OF 7sas. During 1851 saas
so, during 1855. So. s4e ~. Increase Siaa
- = The number - shipping entries a.
tnis port daring lSa7 We're 6 5e9 ahNe fnr
the .as; five months tney were s474 Tna
number % 1uauttests was 1gT3 fn fasf
year and sioT for fAis year TIE number
II sea-soing vessels was Ils fu- last year
and - for tie present season. Tire Y.tlrr-
Der OF vessels cleared was 10 for 1897 and
30 for his seasoEl
Paddy WelSa. an empl3ye 81 T. J.
.'iarSe'S stone quarry rear Vancouver
=. e. bad . miraculous esrap pc from aea =
q ta& days aG0 lie ~as engaged in 9rs *
-ng a charge ~ 4 qua rtey-stIck ~ dynamite
" aaca had b9sT1 PLACED - . aUga block ~
granite. BAT wkica had failed 10 exr.ee2@
The drawing % charge = always 4 tsEE-
9sn 500, ard Ws4sa. VINO IS al experiences
quarry man. s'as weI aware - * He VS.
exercising Tie uh1a4 caution IN picking ylgt
knr ttFDp.ag wnen TIE charys sud0aufv ex-
rl0ISd The rock shattered sYss4 r.r4v
alto - THOUSAND psces, sona. being l1rowr
~ zee ana Nelsa was hurled backward
sJEo& G-2l2nz-a- lis felie1x \ " lc.ne1., ys-aa
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hurried to his assistance. had not the faint
est hope OF finding him alive. bat they dis
covered that the only mark on him was An
abrasion on the forehead. though the con-
cusslon had rendered him Unconscious
Chief of Police Taylor and Night Watch
man Pears, or Greenwood City, r. c.,
walked into the Pioneer hotel a few nights
ago and arrested eight OF the black Jack
players. contscating %S in cash and chips
representing probably 500.
Mr.. Thomas Russell who for several
years was the manager 81 the Union col
lieries, at Union. Comox. has returned from
Scotland 20 accept the position or manager
Of the extensive coilieres Of me New VAN
couVeT Coal Company At Nanajmo. r. &.
well known character OF Victoria. n
g.. known 8s "elI George" (fseorEa Eol:ze1
vas found dead in ditch on oswego street
by little son Of Mr.. R0scaInp VINO lives
IN hat neighborhood. The Cd man was
lying on hts face In a shallow ai.eb IN
which there was a few inches OF water
ana into which he had evidently Stfrrlr'el
waile intoxjca ed. Deceased was a Ger
man. aged ~, ana had lived a long tine In
Victoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
NOT on THE BILLS.
How Nose Goldsmith Spoiled Il Spec
tacuiar Climax.

Nose Goldsmith. manager OF the Orpheum
iaeafef. ard Sam Thau. advance man tor
the "fon IonSou" company. met in Seat
Tie yesterday for the first time IN fourteen
years In renewing acquaintance the fol-
lowing incident, which produced 4 senS4-
ton behind. as well as in front Of the scenes,
WAS recalled
Goldsmith was doing props" and play
.nS minor parts with the Under the Gas
fsht' company. IN which Louis Morrison
9ss starring. Thai was advance agent.
business had not been rushing, but when
los Angeles vas reached seats were at a
premium, and every member of the COM
panF was on the alert to make the SHOW"
A success.
The climax came when Morrison was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
MRS. LOVES ARMS
SC0RCHED BY FIRE.
" hiic Attempting tn Throw, n uurn
aug sofa out az a Window She
Narrowly Esrapes Death

Mrs X " Love. vh. evss IL, 80.
= ". Etorf block GA Talfd avp..,. bs-
wee Union ard E.ke streets. YES n.,,-. ~.
y hai t'@d on me h7D@s ard arms ytsfer-
cay afternoon y htle stterfp.{rs 70 ,9,rrl,
3'-t& Sett cut u t5e wiudow
&teg lt,. daughter was PLAYING WEI
n'a'e"e MA aec *c1taIy seq sbe SOFA m
Nf~. Lave arrived p1 the Score t,,sf
80 the Games ~ere xrtt.,.r fairly 80
starl'f Sc immediately rrassae.7 -, "a
s.ta +'d draETsnv * 10 .be 'FRONT.' v5-3.,yr
Aften'p., 20 Tl}sh 4. a5gt
Dee f.ft >.as 81 sher S,t9s - Re e-t~-
G"" 80 EHt IRE and bfaraa 10 IN a tt~|,-
tHinr manor BEFORE MRS I'VE ~>a,.rss
1ef o.t"&er etr ARMS ard harris h4f s@st
Az earn vas .a-n.z3 s~ e--., A.v &,
reEta from engine company \ .rt
E"aF-" -ttHr FL ira fsassee e.>ff-r~.t4e..s 49,
names ae Damage 81 rns exceed g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
A $4,000 Picture on Exhibition.

One OF the finest works of art on the
Coast has lately been hung in the Seattle
har. owned by j. ]. Madigan. II il a rep
resentation IN oil OF the figure of Trilby. by
Cooper. Of San Francisco. The painting -
hung between curtains OF heavy red satin.
bound with gold cord ON either side are
pillars Of silk tapestry with light colored
figures Of a GTec.an design. Above is the
Grecian word. ''Salva" The figure that OF
. beautiful woman. is nude but for The
gauZe drapery. in which there is a pretty
GTecian figure. The whole effect is arts
tic. Mr.. Madigan VIII give an esoquen;
lunch and Will serve punch and other deli
cacies OF the season on Christmas when
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS,


Capt. George Roberts, Tacoma: Walter
Oaks Tacoma; j. NJ. Blaine. Tacoma; H.
A Rodgers. Tacoma; W L. Benham. City:
Edward Hi Warner. Skagway: <. w.
Ransom. Portland: c. p Baughnlan. San
Francisco; Douglass Almond. Anacortes;
Anacortes: William IL. Ash. Portland; J.
i. Workman. Paris, Tex: VIII Minor,
Portland; F. Ludgate, Vancouver; NJ. e.
Reed, Wellington, b. G.: A r. Nicol. Chi
II. Wells. NJ. D., shelton, Wash; Capt
steven. Tacoma; Capt. Hand Tacoma;
M M S1eyen, TACOMA: Mr. Wiire.. Tacoma;
Richardson, shelton. Wash; Denis Cole
man, Shelton. Wash: Mrs. James Giles
pie Coupeville, Wash: Mrs. w. l.. White.
Coupevile-. Wash; d. Elliott White. Coupe
cisco, J. Il. Glover Portland; Leo Well, Sa n
Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. McCreary,
!! Mount Vernon; J. A Bradley Pittsburg;
Everett; Charles s. Archer, Portland, J.
ID. Ashton, Tacoma.
The Butler.
@. II. Smith. Port Gamble Archie John
ston.. Port Gamble; IL. c. Wallace. Taco
ca can New N Whacem r NJ TP AnTe r.
Victoria. b. c.; .. II. Baum, Butte Mont
Mrs Mrs Francis ?. Heel, philadelphia. Pa;
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