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W. Langston, of Indian Bay was avery pleasant caller on the ARGUS Monday, and left a sub scription as memento. He is do- ing quite an extensive farming business, and having bought an outfit of ginning machinery from our townsman V. V. Allen, he came in with wagons and haul ed it home. He says they have good average crops in his section, but that they are suffering some now on account of dry weather. Corn will make from g to 60 bu. per acre.
 Steward Ballou, camp Thom- as soldier boy, who is enrout for his home in Crawford Co.,, on a furlough, was given the wrong transportion and had to lay over in Brinkley till the error could be corrected. He has been sick with fever for quite a while. When he enlisted he weighed nearly 200 lbs. but now will not weigh over 140 lbs. He says he has had a very hard time and all the other soldiers as we'll. They have no tables and no dishes, and only one cook vessel to each sqnad. Their bill of fare consists of light bread made of cheap flour, black coffee aud potatoes sometimes, for break fast. Then they have beef twice a day. This they have to cook In clear water without salt most of the time. They are kept at work almost necessarily and are allowed no time for recreation nor any privileges of any kind. The hos pital is full and none of the sick are allowed to go there unless they are dangerously ill. The officers have tables cots and all other conveniences but the privates have to trough it".
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evangelical services in the En- manuel Baptist church in Brook lyn. One Sunday my subject was Be Born Again In front of me, listening to every word: l noticed a fine looking gentleman. He did not strike me as being af- fected, but he was thoughtful. I spoke of the necessity of a new birth. I described as best I could the spiritual regeneration.
 "After the sermon this man came up and shook hands with me, telling me he was Capt. Phillip. He sad he had lovely wife, Q fine home, a high position, hosts of friends, but he lacked something. He desired to do good and be good and help others, but he lacked something
 "He needed to be born again, he thought. He went to the yes try and talked it over. And he came again the next Sunday and sat listening just as thoughtfully. And when the sermon was over. he took me by the hand again, quietly and strongly, and when we reach cd the vestry he said: 1t has come to me; am born again
 "He went to the navy yard and called the crew together and told them he had given himself to Christ and as long as he was com mander of the ship he would have religious servlces on board every morning.
 "The next day the Texas sailed for Boston, but he kept his word to his crew, and every man in il loves and respects hlm."
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A Grand Trip.

For the 32d Annual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Repub- lie, at Cincinnati, Ohio. September 5th-10th, 1898, the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway offers special inducements to the Veter- ans, the Sons of Veterans and the Woman's Relief Corps.
 The B. X. o. 5. W.Ry. is the SHORT LINE between St. Louis and Cincinnati, has 4 daily trains, l daily except Sunday, and is the ONLY THROUGH LINE WHOSE TRAINS LAND YOU AT CHESTER PARK, (cAMP SHERMAN where the camp-fires and out door exercises will be held. All trains will stop at Chester Park gates to take on and discharge pas sengers. The advantages enjoyed by the B. &. o. s. w. By. are va ried and many. Its chief advan- tage lies in the fact that it has suf- ficient equipment to handle it's patrons properly, THUS ASSURING SEATS FOR ALL. Every available device tending to the comfort, safety aud pleasure of travellers is embodied in the construction of its equipment. Ample facilities will be provided for the safe and prompt hendliug of passengers and baggage, and uniformed represen- tatives of the Company will be at the station at all hours to givo in- formation and render any assist auce necessary.
 Parties chartering sleeping or othor ears desiring to occupy them during the encampment for sleep ing purposes may have them con- voniently placed aud easy ofaccess
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FROM MONROE STATION.

Cotton picking will soon be un. der way.
 Dr. Terry of Blackton was cir culating among his patients here Sunday.
 Mrs. Newsum of near Brinkley was in town last week visiting her daughter Mrs. Morris.
 Mrs. D. Kniffen has been very sick. We are glad to state she is improving rapidly.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Morris on Aug 18th. a fine boy. We extend congratulations.
 Mrs. Dixon has been sick with chills and fever. In fact the cases of sickness in and around town are too numerous to mention.
 Work on our new gin progress es rapidly. Messrs Harris and Kniffln say they will be ready to gin the first bale that is ready. Married; on Aug. 18th. at the residence of w. w. Spence, Mr. Will Whited to Miss Underwood, Rev. D. M. Vineyard officiating. We wish them a pleasant and suc- cessful journey through their married life.
 Rev. D. M. Vineyard has beer conducting protracted meeting here for the past week. His sub- ject Sunday morning was the Sa- loon as an American Institution, which he handled very we'll. Bro. Vineyard is an able young Min ister.
 BILL.
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The Man Who Converted Capt.
 Phillip.

To the Rev. Kerr Boyce Tupper. of the First Baptist Church, of this city, is said to be due the credit of having secured the con version to active and enthusiastic practical Christianity of Captain, now Commodore, Jack Phillip, of the battleship Texas, says the Gin cinnati Commercial Tribune. This is the way Dr. Tupper is reported as having told the story Sunday at meeting of the Young Mems Christian Association:
 1.-The conversion occurred about a year ago when was conducting
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post office at Brinkley, Ark. for the week ending Aug. 20.
 LADIES LIST. Maggie Anderson, Retter Branch Ann Barton, Sallie Cole, Mariah 'Curenter, Emma Franklin, Carry Hodges, Kissy Harris. Lee Nave, Lula Stone.
 GENTLEMANS' LIST. Lewis Croft, D. c. Davis, w. B. Elliot, MT. Ford, William Hamp- ton, William Huffman, Willie James, Willle Lake, Willie Moors Ed Simmon, Jackson Taylor. Parties calling for the above will please say advertised and pay one cent for the same. w. s. MCCULLOUGH,
 Postmaster By R. J. Lanford.
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CENTRAL COLLEGE
 FOR YOUNG LADIES. Seventh session begins
 SEPTEMBER Z, 1898

A full corps of experienced teachers.
 Extensive and thorough course in Literary, Music, Elocuti0n,
 GynaStic, Shorthand,
 Typewriting and Art.
 All departments we'll equipped. Good Library. We'll arranged and comfortable College Home. Under the present management the pat ronage of Central has increasea each year fifty percent over tho previous session. Every room in the boarding department was occu- pied last session. Expenses low compared Aith advantages offered. Write for catalogue. J. G. LYLE, President, Sept. (. Conway, Ank.
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS

Judge Trice was in Clarendon Saturday on business.
 Mr. McAllister of Clarendon was in H. G. last Friday. Jim Walls was in Clarendon last Wednesday on business. Mss Ada Cooke spent a few days in Blackton last week with. friends
 Rev. N. w. Womack of Black ton was in H. G. last Wednesday.
 Miss Fannie Ables is visiting 2 friends down at Indian Bay this week.
 Miss Earl Underwood left last Tuesday for Brinkley. to visit her many friends.
 Misses Bessie aud Addie Branch returned Saturday eve from Mont Eagle Tenn.
 Capt. Washington and family left last week for Somerville Tenn to visit relatives and friends.
 Jimmie Haynie passed through H. G. last Sunday enroute to h. dian Bay to visit his parents. Rev. R. B. Willis of Searcy was in H. G. last Tuesday and preach ed. an eloquent sermon that night. I. w. Kesee of Helena passed through last week on hls way home from Colorado and other states.
 Mir McAllister, Rob English and several others from Clarendon were down last Sunday on their wheels.
 Edgar Johnson of Fort Smith Ark. was seen on our streets last Monday. We are glad to see Mir. Johnson back again. Brother c. the word girl is found in the Bible twice one place is found ill Joel 3 B the other will be found in Zechariah 8:8.
 Pres. A. c. Miller of Hendrix College paid H. q. a visit Satur- day and Sunday. He preached two very interesting sermons Sun day which were very much appre- clated.
 Mrs. Judge Harrison: who has been here for several weeks on a visit to her mother Mrs. Dial re- turned to her home in Pine Bluff last week. She was accompanied by her cousin Miss Mary Harn of Texas.
 With much success to &ll Of the correspondents,I T am.
 1HIsBE.
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L. PARTLOW, Prop. Rasors Sharp. Cosy. EAop, Evsry- thing Pertbctly UeaA. ~LIGHTED BY
 ELECTRlClTY.~ Try Louis, the Old Reliable
 Barber.
YELLOW JAUNDIcE CURED.

Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possi- ble for its relief. 1t is with pleasure wepublish the following. "This is to certify thst l WAS . terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for over..six months, and was treated by some of the best physicians in our city and all to no avail. Dr. Bell, cur druggist, recommended Electric Ritters7 and after taking two bottles, [ was entirely cured. 1 now take great pleasure in recommending them to any person suffering from this terrible malady. 1 am grate- fully yours, M. A. Hogarty, Lex ington, Ky. Sold by c. Paslay, Druggist.
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Work on the Cumberland Pres byterian parsonage is progressing rapidly, and the house appears as if would be ready for occupancy within. two weeks.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-09-01

-J. Fl. Mayield, of Dark Cor ner, was here this week, and call on the Argus. Mir. M. is an ex- perienced farmer, and asserts that the cotton crop Is not so good as many think, that the bottom crop is the only assured one as the ex- cessive rains ruined the middle fruit and the top is faulty. Pick ing has begun and hands are scarce in his community.
 Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment gives instant relief. It allays in fiammation and heals. It is prompt in its action and positive in it's effect. It is the kind that cures without pain or discomfort. It IS for piles only. 5Oc. Tubes, 75c. At Dr. V. E. Sumpter's. THE din of battle and the noise of strife has ceased, the political |.hunter is beginning to wander abroad, and woe be unto the man who has been playing the part of poodle hunter or political sharp ar. If such one has any doubt as to where he is at, he will soon be enlightened on that point Even the street arab knows, and would not hesitate say "He's ir de soup.''
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o4f neAa she powSf
 s's sss sIisA sAs 1ess ss.sses'sAsees
 Ss ssy .s..ssaisd, ss: .Ss sss - ssil.
 I5ms;yss hcur ef weakness esne
 vs.sa hsa ssdly shas they fell ..,.....
 R. J. Cross of Goodwin was \ me city Sunday.
 Morning Joy-ths finest cof-
 .old in Brinkley-at V. V.
 en's.
 Misses 0ussie Weiss and Della
 Iabere visited friends in Wheat Sunday.
 The nnest coffee sold in
 nkley-Morning Joy-at V. V.
 len's.
 Mrs. MonsA<lsnderson has
 .s to Mc0b6ry Mss few days
 it with friends.
 -Mr. Gashen the Oil Mill Supt.
 nt to Little Rock Saturday night
 remained ovsr Snnday.
 Drop in and ses the ARGUs at
 new home in the brlck. next ,or north of the post ofice.
 -J. B. Chaplins. Of Clarendon
 : hers 6aAurday and Sunday reulating among friends.
 R. T. Young, of near Claren- on. was in the city Saturday, nd became a subscriber to the lrgus.
 When you % to Clarendon, et your dinner at !. II. Tsas' rstty restaurant on Court House Halk.
 -T. c. SinlApns snd wife and Mss Nettie HipllSns have gone pAecrory6 6 visit |atives this -Iaee Curtains nicely lannder- "a for only . few cents, by Star Send to gent as Ex- press Oface.
 MT. IArey Davis, and wife 1f Zent, ase visiting the mother 9 tas farmer, Mrs. Burk, and. ssisnds this week.
 No nc 0f talking that Nor sing Joy c01Ise at ". V. Aliens i the talk q the town. Try it if ysu want the Anest.
 
 ,n-In Clarsndon yoa can eet any SfN these niss cold temperance 1EiAks II '. II. Teas' restaurant asd tho eseom parl0r.
 -Rev. "A. c. Graham and wife returned iron vVhsately Monday. His rsxival at Ahat place was very ssccesstM.
 70. B. LAbellA tl clsver Cash isr, with his family ssturned from pleasant trip : Css1And Q. evening.
 Frank Banlch, Of Helena, a |ormer resident of this place who las many warm friends heEe, is 'isiting pr. Murphy sthas week. Miss Hope Beard, of Howell, md Miss Ida Gray of Paris Texas vere in the city Saturday. They were enrout to the latters home. LADIES :-HAye your lace cnr- aims laundered in the proper nanne at least cost, by Star Laun- lry. Send to Agent at>ExpresS ,6ice.
 -The Meat MokE> of P. F. Ell 'dge | Brs. is kow sloled. P. F.. Elledge, the u,anaoer, Ssold his .attle to MT. Young, the cattle buyer, and will go to s;hool. III. B. Folsem haWingreturned rom ths Nslinsss Camp Meeting It Beebs rep0Bts Great success here through the efforts of Mrs. Rogers who ie an evangelist. Photographic H. l.. Baker is If on ap osating trlp, and desires to say to prospective patrons that ,e will return in . couple q weeks better prepared than ever to meet he demands of the trade. B. Howell, of Riverside pass sd thSosGh the city Btiday enront home from Chieanauga. He has been trying the realities of camp
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LOCAL.
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 s. rst knsW heW sasneeely ys sssre1led, nes how uoal, Is ;ss heur ef weakness esne " H.a ssdly thus they fell ..,
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Doctors'Say; >a Bilious and Intermittent Feve41 which prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompan- jed by Arrangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels.
 The Secret of Health. The liver is the great driving wheel" in the mechanism of man, and when iti is out oforder, the whole system becomes de- ranged and disease is theresult. Tutt'S Liver Pills
 Cure all Liver Troubles.
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AR KAN SA9
OF

M AP OF MONROE COUNTY, ARKANSAS, Showing Adjacent Counties. Count ySitee.
 and River and Railroad Towns
 BRLVKZEY, Me Raikr0ad fenfre 0f Easkkyn Aykansas, iu he miasf of ore 0f Me 6Ssf Cotton, Grain, Grass and FrHH Gr07o ing Coxnfyies in Ms Cvnion, ab0nneing aoifh Me best Bottom and Up-Lands. zmder and Wok
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-06-11
DugIattO settle IL.

They say there are about
400 ofthose Philippine Islands" "
is that so ?" "Yes and, of
course, there'Il have to be at
least one post-oilicc on each of
them" Great Scott! And yet
some fools think we oughtn't to
hold on to them. ."-Cleveland
Leader.
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HOw'S This Z!

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any case OF Catarrh that cannot br curca by
Halfs Catarrh Cure
f. i. CHENEY * co, Props Toledo o.
w" ih" undersigned have known T.. :. Cheney
for the last IL years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in nll business transactions ard fin.
ancially able To carry out any Obligations mad.
by their urm
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WtLblSG, hrNSAS & MNRviS, Nhulnsalg
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio
Han CataTrh Cure Is taken INTERNALLY y. acting
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Druggists. Testimonials free
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20 All Whom il May Concern.
Iu&c Notice .

7a&e Notice..
Tho. pursuant to a petition Of
ten voters and freeholdar8 resi-.
dent in Lancaster school district
TO the local trustee. and by fail
ure Of said trustees to call such u
meeting, we the undersigned pc
titioners DO hereby call public
meeting Of all the voters resident
in and return for taxation in said
district, real or personal property
OF the value OF not less than one
hundred dollars, TO assemble in
the court house at Lancaster, SO,
Monday, Jwmc 18th, 1898, at G:&G
p. IN. to elect local trustees for
said district, and to transact
other business lawful to such
mcptip~s.
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SAMPSON and SCHLEY
SILENCED THE FORTS
Details of Mondays Bombard-
ment of Santiago's Detenses.
SPANIARDS REPLY BUT
WITHOUT EFFECT.

Terrible Destruction Wrought by
the Fire of the American Fleet.
FOrtificatiOns Rendered Use.
less for Further Effective Work
During the War. No Ameri.
can Ship was hit and no Ameri-
can Injured.
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On Board the Associated Press
Dispatch Boat Dandy, OF Santi-
ago de Cuba, Monday (noon).-
Via Kingston, Jamaica, Tuesday,
June Z (noonD.-The American
fleet this morning engaged the
Spanish batteries defending the
entrance of the haahor of Santi-
ago de Cuba, and after three
hours bombardment silenced near
lv all the forts, destroyed several
earthworks and rendered the Es-
trella and Cave (!D batteries, the
two principal Notifications use
less.
The fleet formed in double col
umn, six miles off Moro Castle.
at Is o'clock in the morning. and
steamed slowly 5000 yards off
shore. the BROOKLYN leadino fol-
lowed bv the MarbleheaJ, Texas
and Massachusetts,. and turned
westward. The second lins, the
New York leading. with the New
Orleans. Yankee. Iowa and Ore.
gon following. turned westward
The Vixen and Suwanee wera far
ont on The lcc flank, wa,chiro
the Tifamgn o. s1ara Tn.
Dolphin ard Porter did similar
dutv on tha p lt Hon}. Tb.,i,a
headed bv the New Yorl-.affac},od
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"'ihiio al hdu peen IN
formed that Lieutenant Hobson
and the other prisoners of the
Merrimac are confined there. In
spite of this, however, several
stray shots damaged MORO Castle.
somewhat.
Commodore Schley's line moved
closer in shore firing at shorter
range. The Brooklyn and Texas
caused havoc among the Spanish
shore batteries, quickly sllencing
them. While the larger ship.
were engaging the heavy batteries.
the Suwanee and Vixen closed
with the small in. shore battery
opposite them, raining rapid fire
shots upon it and quickly placing
the battery out of the fight.
The Brooklyn closed to 500
yards, and then the destruction
caused by her guns and those of
the Marblehead and Texas was
really awful. In a few minutes
the woodwork of Estrella fort was
burning and the battery was
silenced, firing no more during
the engagement.
Eastward, the New York and
New Orleans silenced the Cave
battery in quick order, and then
shelled the earthworks located
higher up.
Later, the practice was not so
accurate, owing TO the elevation
of the guns. Many of the shells,
however, landed, and the Spanish
gunners retired.
Shortly after 9 the firing ceased.
the warships turning in order to
permit the use of the port bat.
teries. The firing then became a
long reverherating crash of thun.
der and the shells rackel the
Spanish batteries with terrible eli.
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THE REMNANT IN COLUMBIA.
Progress of the Efforts to Form
a Fourth Company for the
Battalion.

battalion had not received any
further orders from Washington,
though they We're being expected
at any moment. The men of the
command have now been we'll
supplied with all the equipments
in the way of clothes, shoes, etc,
that they need for the present, as
a result of what was accomplished
In Washington on Monday, and
they are feeling much more cheer
ful. At the camp everything, so
far as those already in the bat
TALON are concerned, is getting
along nicely. Major Thompson
looks carefully after his men and
they are perfectly contented,
though anxious to get to Camp
Alger and begin real soldering.
At Camp Lee now everything
centres around the formation of
the fourth company. There are
a number of men IN the camp. AS
stated yesterday Mr.. Mixson has
twenty one men who have heen
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.AAr-aas.1>.M-A
= I'm ! Docs Your
Hnead Ache =? |

Are your nerves weak?
Can't you sleep well? Pain
in your back ? Lack energy?
Appetite poor? Digestion
bad? BoilS or pimplesP
These are sure signs Of
poisoning.
From what poisonsP
From poiSons that are a.
ways found in constipatcd
bowels.
If the contents Of the
bowels are nor removed from
the body each day, as nature
intended, these poisonous
substances are sure to be
absorbed into the blood, al
ways causing suffering and
frequently causing severe
disease.
There is a common sense
cure.
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This 7th day Of Jun q, 1898.
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E.!Crat' Your s'csvcIs W
Candy Cathort.a. c.t.s con. q
W. %"c' ii e. q. {. fail, druggists refund money.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-10

became weak. The usual long period of dull ness followed, which was in itself weaken ing factor. May getting down to Sl 04H and July to 909sc. Missouri State crop report figures showed a very low condition of winter Wheat and caused some interest to be taken in Sep tember and December. After Il O clock the market began to revive all around About noon large export sales at Baltimore for shipment to France started good buying, which became fairly heavy when large four clearances from Newport News was reported. In the last few minutes general realizing movement set in and prices slipped off very quickly July closed at s0a4 a4aeOBc. May at sl 041s9l o4s. and Sep tember at S1Ac.
 Corn fairly active and strong May closed 1sc higher 7 Oats were quiet. but firm. the close being a shade higher for May.
 close was steady. May pork 12i2c higher, May lard 71k610c higher and May ribs 515c higher
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. Wednesday. March 3. U stmr Oregon, Mccormick, days from
 Br stmr Moana. Carey 2S days n hours 20 min from Sydney, via Honolulu days hours 50 min. City. via Eureka 26 hours
 Stmr Jennie, Anderson. 5s hours from Co., Quflle River.
 Stmr Laguna. Peterson. IS hours from Fort Bragg.
 Stmr Curacoa, Thomas. s7 days fro.l Balti-
 flaw stmr Zealandia. Dowdel. days hrs
 Stmr Greenwood Fagerlund l5 hours from Greenwood bound south; put in to land pas sengers.
 Stmr Cleone. Walvig. IS hours from Albion. Bark D Bryant. Calby, 21 days firm Hono-
 Ship America, Harding. 10 days from De- parture Bay.
 Ship Columbia. Nelson, P days from Taco ma. via Claliam Bay 14 days. Ship Bohemia Whalman F days from De ship St Nicholas. Grant 1s days from De- Br ship Manydown. Robertson. leo days firm Hamburg, via Newcastle. Eng. 139 days.
 Bark Martha Davis. Soule. 9 days firm Homo | lulu
 Bark Ferris Thompson. Murk. 10 days firm
 Bark Harvester. Gruner. 15 days from Ma
 Bark Lsv c Burgess. Yunggren. days from Tacoma. Bark Gatherer. Slater. IS days firm Tacoma.
 Bark Cheney. Moe. l4 days from Taco ma via Port Townsend 12 days. Bark Wilma, Slater, 19 days from Seattle. Bark Aereola. Swan. ls days from Willapa Harbor. Bark AlexMcNeil. JorGensen. days from Depa arture Bay.
 Schr NJ Coman. Treanor. days firm Grays
 Schr Ruby A Cousins, Knudsen, i2 days from Grays Harbor.
 Schr Neptune Estvold. l4 days from Grays Harbor.
 Schr Okanogan. Moore. 20 days from Port Gamble. via Port Angeles IT days. .Schr Prospect Schroeder i2 days from Colum- Schr Guide Olsen. IA days from Columbia
 schr Jennie Thelin. Hansen. days from
 Schr Anna, Erratt r days from Mahukoaa
 Schr Queen. Edwardsen. 15 days from Grays Harbor.
 Schr Eclipse. Patterson. "A days from De- parture Bay via Port Angeles 1I days.
 Schr North Bend, Schmehl, 19 days from WiIlapa Harbor.
 schr Danielson. Nelson. days from Mer- docino.
 sehr Novelty. Rosendali. 171s days from Will lapa Harbor Bragg.
 Blakeley.