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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17

Washington, D. c., June Is With
Skaters expedition on the way to San
tiago and the military branch busily en-.
gagged in preparing the expedition to be
sent to Porto Rico, there is now nothing
for the navy to do but wait patiently for
the troops at Santiago.
One report has come from Sampson
telling Of engagements between tho
American marines, fighting from the crest
of the heights against Spanish troops in
the chaparral, but no mention has yet
been made, officially, Of any subsequent
night attack upon the marines.
1t is realized at the department that
the situation OF the marines is very un-
comfortable one, but the department Is
assured there ia no real danger in the
situation, because, il seriously threaten
cd by an overwhelming force, the ma
rines can retreat to the American war;
ships, where they would be in perfect
safety. 1t is mainly the sentiment en-
bodied ia the determination to ksap the
American flag flying over the place
where it was fret planted, and thus re-
tanning for tho navy the honor Of obtain.
ing the first position on shore, that keeps
the marines encamped Oh the bay of
Guantanamo.
Word has come to the navy depart
ment that the St Paul left Cape Haytien
with operators and instruments Tor the
cable and il will znot De surprising If
Sampson opens direct Communication
with the United States via Hayti at al.
most any moment.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17

are almost completed At this writing
over $50 is now on hand for prizes for
the games and contests. There will be
excursions from PendIeton and other
points over the railroads aud big crowd
Is anticipated, Tor everybody knows that
the Caledonians always have good
time. The Athena band has been en-
gagged to furnish music, and the meeting
will be held in the grove there, where a
dancing platform will be erected. The
progam Of events will appear later -
East Oregonian.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17
UmatiIIa Counyt Gold.

new mining district is being devel.
oped at the head OF Pierson creek, %
miles south of Pendleton 1t has been
known for several years that lodges ol
gold existed in that part Of the county
aud little mining has been done, but
nothing very rich had been discovered.
Yesterday nine locations were recorded
at the county recorde 3 ofice, Of claims
newly fonad. The main ledge is
thought to be discovered, and the pros
rects are encouraging. Several assays are
reported to be from $50 to $40 a ton.
The owners OF the new claims are
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17

This Celebrated and Well Known Speci
alist to Visit Pendleton Again, Stop
ping at Hotel Pendleton June 18th
to July 18th.
Through the urgent request OF many
10 this vicinity, DR.. Darrin has been
prevailed upon to visit Pendleton again.
Those wishing to consult the doctor will
find it to their advantage to call on him
while here, as this will be his last visit
before returning to the head office in
Portland.
He comes to US laden with testimoni-
els from throughout the whole North
west, and the authenticated reports of
some of his cures seem nothing short of
miraculous. There are few ills to which
human flesh is heir, which cannot be re-
lieved and permanently cured by DIR.
Darrin's electrical treatment, and cases
that have resisted the efforts OF ordinary
phyeicians have yielded to his power.
These cases embrace almost every
kind OF disease, and as said before, no
man, woman nor child need despair of
relief and cure. while DR.. Darrin offers
bis invaluable services.
Unlike other physicians who have
become eminent in their profession, the
Doctors prices are extremely moderate
and reasonable. according to circum-
stsnces and ability to pay. He will not
undertake any cases that he cannot cure
or benefit. Consultation is free, and
should there be any cases that are in
curable, he will Immediately discover
them, thus saving bis patients any
further expenditure Of time and money,
which they might otherwise squander.
For the benefit of those who are not
already acquainted with the Doctors
mode Of operating with electricity and
who may be seeking aid, though dis
trustful. after many failures OF every
body and everything, DR.. Darrin makes
the most extraordinary and most gem
erous offer 10 treat the first case OF ca
tarrh, deafness, dyspepsia, rheumatism
and neuralgia free Of charge on the day
Of bis arrival to the city; and he also
makes liberal offer to treat the
worthy poor free between the hours of
10 and IL O. m. daily to prove to the
community at large his ability and
skill.
DR.. Darrin makes q specially Of all
diseases of the eye, ear. nose, throat,
catarrh, deafness, bronchitis, lagrippe,
consumption, dyspepsia, constipation,
heprt, liver and kidney diseases; and
permanently cures all diseases Of the
genito urinary organs in either sex
such as syphilis, blood taints, scroiuIa,
gleet, gonorrhoea, structure, seminal,
weakness, speTmatorrhoea loss Of man
hood and loss Of desire or sexual power
in man or woman.
All peculiar female troubles, irregular
mensirustion, leucorFhoea, displace.
ment, ETC., are confidently treated, az
we'll as all acute, chronic ard nervous
diseases Of whatever nature, If cnrabls I;
no cases II not curabIe. Consultation
free.
Office hours age 10 8. N. to 5 p. 10.
Evening, 7 TO 8. Sunday, 10 a. n. to
p. m.
Most cases can be treated at home
after one visit TO the doctors office.
All business relations with DR.. Darrin
are strictly confidential
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17
French Cabinet Resigns

Paris, June 15.-Ths cabinet met this
morning and reviewed the situation.
Later NJ. Meline handed President Faurs
the resignation of the whole cabinet
which the president accepted, while re-.
quiring the ministers to continue the
direction OF affairs until their successors
are named.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17
Bert Russell Commits Suicide

Bert Russell, 20 years Of age, com
mitted suicide while insane at College
Place, near Walla Walls, early Sunday
morning. He cut his throat with a pen
knife. eeversng the wind pipe and al
most beheading himself. He was the
son OF Miles Russell, a we'll known
citizen OF Dayton. He lately became
deranged, bat had made no attempt
on bis life before.
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Wanted to Die.

George johnson was taken to Milton
Saturday evening in very critical con-
dtIon. He had attempted suicide by
drinking an ounce Of the oil oi cefder.
The poor fellow suffered untold agony,
but was sent home yesterday evening
with fair hope for recovery. He lives
Eve miles northwest OF Milton.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17
Hundreds of Cubans Join
American Forces.
CLOSING in ON THE CITY
The Food Supply of Santiago
Cut Off.

Washington, June l5-The navy de
partment today posted the following. bal
letn
admiral Sampson reports he has
been reinforced by several hundred Gu.
bans and that our forces at Guantanamo
is in very satisfactory condition,
The town Of Acceradssos has b Ell
occupied by troops under General Rabi.
Men under General Garcia are co-operat-
ing with the American forces"
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Wants to Recanya,s.

2. Fl. Darcy has asked the canvass.
ing board Of Marion county to reoanvass
the vote caet for himself and Judge
Boise for circuit Judge In an affidavit
fled with the county clerk Monday, Mr..
Darcy sets forth that the result arrived
at by the canvassing board differ essent-
tally from the returns published in the
new spapers. He thinks that a recan-
vass will show his election
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people welcomed him for the relief they
thought be would bring, but instead OF
food, be brought them 700 men more to
feed. The only aid he had to offer was
the tons of ammunition In his ships
magazines. A map OF the harbor, furn.
ished today by spies, shows that after
the bombardment OF the harbor forts by
Schley, the Spanish cruiser Rsina Mer-
cedes, which was disabled, was towed
into the bay behind Socapa battery
where che lies with two torpedo boats
Halt mile further up the Vizcsya COM
mands with her Droadside the two mar
row entrances to the east and west of
Cayo Smith. Half mile north and at
the gate Of the third narrow entrance
lies the Almirante 0quendo, and bali
mile to the northwest are the Cristobal
Colon and Maria Teresa.
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Wants 10 Rest.

The pioneers reunion at Milton this
year was asttering success. II cost our
people upwards OF $500 to entertain our
guests but We got the worth OF our
money twice over. However we don't
want any picnics or celebrations until we
recover from the fatigue Of the last one.
Eagle.
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The caiedon.ans.

One Of the committee Of arrangements
for the big picnic to be given by the
Umslills county CsledoDian Society at
Athena on the goth of June. tells an
Eas. Oregonion reporter that the details
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Veterinary SURGEON.

Mr.. II. II. Muecke, the we'll known
veterinary surgeon, will be in Athena on
Wednesday. June ~ Anyone Wishing
his services cln tee him by calling st
tn, Palace Drug Store.
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Two Big Days.

June 80 and July will be ed letter. days for Athena On
3O the Caedonan Society will hold its celebration in this
city, and Scotch people and their friends coming from far and
enjoy the festivities Of the day On July 4h Athena
promises give the people Of the Eastern part of Umata
county, celebration that will eclipse all former efforts
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17
Samuel Mahaffey indicted.

The grand jury. alter being in session
three days, found an indictment agaiDss
Samuel MahaGey, charging him with
assault with deadly weapon on Melvin
Green last month. Maaaffsy will plead
before the circuit court Monday after.
noon at / 80 o'clock.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17
R.ttsn b1 a Dog.

The young son Of Mrs. Armstrong,
Who is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mre U. A. Fischer, was bitten by dog
on the arm at the camp meeting grounds
The dog was shot by the city marshal
and the boy, who was attended BY a
physician, is getting along ell right.
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Wanted

Every Scotchman who can or ever
could play bsgpipes to write to tho
secretary Of the Calsdonian Society,
Pendleton, Oregon.
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Bromus Grass.

Clark Walter, who has been giving
Bromus grass trial, Saturday brought
into town fine eampIe. He pronoancss
the grass success for dry land.
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Monty to Loan

On choics wheat lands Of UmatllIa
county at reasonable rates Of interest.
GEo, P. ROSENBERG,
pendleton. Ore.
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Cinnamon as Soldiers.

Washington Post: The enlistment Of
Chinaman in the volunteer army ii
California lhe other day recalls Lhe fact
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17

W. T. Rigby, M. A. Rigby, Charles
Hoffman, W. A. McCarty, W. T. Potter
and w. A. Mann. Pendeton Tribune.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1898-06-17

One neg steel frame Plano header at
bargain. O. W. HoLLis.
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DR.. DARRIN oodING.

This Celebrated and Well Known speci
alist to Visit Pendleton Again, Stop
ping at Hotel Pendleton June 18th
to July 18th.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April f2.-The government
crop report. showing a condition II S;.
compared with SIS last year, was -es1 ,n-
siele in the main for the easy feeling which
marked the opening IN wheat The -epcr.
did not estimate the area psanted. but I. IS
generally believed 10 be larger than isss
year, and the comparatively high eondt-
non figures caused quite little sca..e--
ing liquidation al first. Another lear
ssas factor vas the perfect weather D..
taiisng In The winter wheat country. op@n
Ng trades in July ranged from s3a. dSfz>
S9mpared with yesterdays closing prscs Of
around those figures. Then the firm Norts.-
west markets. light receipts IN that sac-
ton and liberal commission house buyin.
caused hardening OF prices and stJw
advance. which was continued for naorsy
Two hours. Before II 80 The market Rad
advanced 10 Assc. This wSs close TO csu
price. and selling agains; the bulge -4uses.
considerable liquidation. Before n1pn .rs
market began TO recover. The advan -
was slow. however. until advice- from
California came. Large exporters OF whea
In San Francisco said there were 20 lie
no further exports from there for sos.-
sold fo- IL II San Frars,sco Decarhsr
wheat a; a price etac per bushel over yes-
terday. The weather in california waS
Sill anfav0rable. with no prospects os re-
Lief. Kansas also complained Of drought
The market after the noon hour "a nidiy
grew strong Besides the SUPPORT re-.
eeised from the California news ta~ mar
kef was aided by the enormous continent
al demand for cargoes. Liverpoo. and PARA
sdyires both stating that 10000 hu sh~is
had bsea sold last week The last hsae
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam freighter Willamette il due from
Alaskan ports.
The bark Highland Light arrived in port
Yesterday afternoon from Dyea and Skag-
Bark Enoch Talbot arrived Monday from
Dyea and Skagway. She Is at anchor in
the harhcr.
Steam schooner Pasadena arrived In port
Monday from San Francisco. She will run
to Alaskan ports.
The brfEsntine Rlakeley and the
schooners James G. Swan and ST. Law
renee are due from Copper river ports.
The steamer Noyo IL on the dry dock at
Quartermaster harbor havingf her hui
scraped and repainted. She is scheduled to
sail Saturday.
TIE bark Alex Mcneil arrived In port
yesterday morning from San Francisco
and Is now loading coal at the Pacific
Coast bunkers for that port.
First Mate C. c. Hanson. Of the steamer
Dfrigo. has been promoted to the command
OF the steamer Noyo He will be In CON-
mand on her next trip 10 Copper riverr.
H. NJ. Haines OF New York. formerly
city. passenger agent for the Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific railway at New
York. arrived in the city yesterday. He
Will be travelling passenger and freight
agent for the Boston-Alaslka Transporta-
ton Company.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, April is.-Today's stock
narke, was iisiiess and the movement Of
prices exceedingly sluggish. AS hs'vi
ness was the prevailing tone however. ara
the net results are in near.y all c1s+s
losses. X Is evident that the preyaiing
sentiment: in Wall street - not hoDc.pl
Douh, and uncertainty prevailed in 81
quarters, and reports from Europe =
eourses indicated the same uncertain fes =
snE III every market IN the world as to the
outcome OF the controversy between .Ne
United States ard Spain. II the trsa*a :
tofs IN The Few speculative leaders We =
taken on; Of todsys market the ,iimen-
SONS OF the trading would ainaos: be u
dlcrensiy small. Even such snecuie .s'-s
.a .i. as The Changers showed conpa.-
alive apathy. There Was a uoyemsu. IN
Tchaeeo waich carried the price nearly
points, TIE motive being the reporf ~ - :
tleinent o. the controversy in the tsasse
vas also said 10 be directed aga.nsf ar
outstanding short interest There VS.
large buying of the cornpany's scrip ai>o
and a resulting rise. of I per cent N Is
points on very limited transactions
Ia the railroad list Northwestern va
the only prominent stock which showed A
gain. though Rock Island was az one
Opening prices here were not as low 81
TIE London parity. and there was se..isz
N consequence for Arnifrase account TIRE
market showed slight degree cf ANNA
sson In the arsi hour on buying al - Ar-
ted 10 Washington. The bail theory gas
tsa1 differences In congress wonii h,.aes
delay and tia, delay added 20 the chaa-es
OF peaceful settlement. The valurss CT
sas buying ~as not impressive and /. ~
ceased before noSr. Fer the rest sos an,
DAY the market ~as 10 all snterss anss par.
Poses Nfetess sna he closing sales were
The bond market WAS intensely dsfi and
shewsd slight rscoyerses N come ensps
us1 early weaknssA 1o,A; saisA 0oAinG.
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TRUTH.

The Truth aboat yourself 10 serIe|
thing like thist Yoa have heen -
discreet enough 10 waste ~
powers. You have abused $500 =
the privileges with which yeu Wepo
endowed by nature, and now 20 -
. aa@erer. spots have alreaAy ~
peared before your Dyes, anA -
nerves Nre all half shatteEeA yee
do mot sleep 1T night the numbes =
hours You ahOuld. and yeu wane r.
tired and without . pnvtfele q
energy. And you knew eethoa04
ashamea Of the fact. that te-l4s vee
are only half . man. Get - yeU(
thinking cap. DO you wnat 20 II
. weak sud puny creature alwnyvl
II You Will but call at tAe ~
sonian lnstitute, or write thers -
free advice, yOu will again - Doaeeg
ON your feet. Then . part - 80
life will be shown to be just -
this tables
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DEATHS AND rUNERAia


BASTROM-In Seattle. AT the corr
Virginia street and Eighth avenue, -
day. April L. 1895, Anna X. Basflv 4
native of Sweden. OF pneumonia, aol7fl
years.
Funeral will be held today at o'cInnn|
Buttsrworth's chapel.
STEPHENSON--The funeral seryicsa 7
Albert Stephenson. who was NM =
Sheep Camp. Alaska. April : WSa e.
place today ut O'clock from -.
worth's chapel.
TERRY--The funeral services cf -
Rena Terry will take place this me-
at 10 o'clock from the Baptist churlH r
Fremont.
YOUNG-The funeral se-vices for Va
Young will take place today at 0cl
from Dutterwogth's chapel.
BOYLE-In Seattle. April ~. lSse. c.
Twenty-second avenue and East IT.
street. Albert. son OF Mr.. and Mn {
chael Boyle. OF pneumonia. aged yol
The funeral will take place this molln
at 10 o'clock from the residence. ~
ment Calvary cemetery.
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MARINE aEWs.

SAN FRANCISCO. April ie-Salled-S'r
Peru. for Honolulu, Yokohama ana Hong
kong; str State o! California. for Astoria
ser Wellington. for Nanaimo. <cnr Mildred.
for Seattle. bktn Addenda. for Nfco-
,aofski sch. Row Somers. for klawask.
schr Affair. for Sarluk. Arrised-Sir
Progreso. from Seattle; str Tltania. from
Nanain,o: str Aiack.naw. from Tacoma;
str Empire City, from Coos bay; str Naila
Waila. from Victoria schr vega. from
Port Blakeley: schr Tampa from San Pc
dro
PORT LUDLOW. April u.-Arrised-Br
ASTORIA. April II sailed-f;er st Pet
er Rickmerai. for Queenstown: str George
W Elder. for Dyea-
COOUILLE RIVER. April if.-Arrived
--Schr I4iile and Matte. from San Fran
cisco.
NEWPORT. April Il. -Saiied-Str Hnen-
enc. for Port Biaksiey. schr John A.
Campbell for Port Eiakesey.
0OCTH BEND. April u---Arlved-Schr
ErsN tftter. from SaH Francisco.
PORTLAND Acsl U~CleAred-BT ~
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

(hic09O.
CHICAGO. April l2.-Sales were on a
basis of $3.9oQ425 for the commonest
dressed beef steers up to s.. aSq550 for
choice to extra fine shipping cattle. Fed
Westerns. $3@05.l0. largely at $445QAs0;
Texas feeders. $S.NVaso: choice calves.
3. 75Ge
Hogs-Largely 2sac higher Bulk OF
sales, $500: common heavy packers
hogs. s.. 73u3.so. and prime hshtweigh,s,
$su3so The late market was weak
Lambs were only fairly active at 81 80
as fer shorn, and $5.5olJ5. 20 for wooded
fiocks. wooded Colorados selling at S. 500
SO. Sheep sold slowly at weak prices.
They were mostly shorn and sold at s. 10
a45e. a few cubs going for $343.75. Wool
ed sheep. 3i.6o4l ~.
Receipts - Cattle, 2.0p0: hogs, 1900:
sheep, 800.
OMAHA, April l2.-Catt,e - Receipts.
500 head. Market steady. Native beef
steers. AuS, Western steers S. sefla 20,
Texas steers, s.. 2s%I&25: cows and heifers.
$50 Abe, Gamers. $22Sa3; stockers and
feeders Na5. calves. Siu6.75. bulls and
stays. s.. 0aa7s.
Hogs Receipts. $780, Marke; easy.
Heavy, IS. effSS; mixed 81 so9;3 iaIz
light. S.s5H37s: bulk Of sales, g. 7o0a.7s.
Shesp-Receipts. 800. Market steady
Fair TO choice natives. xaSp6l4.s0: fair to
choice Westerns, 81 s0sa%.sa. common and
stock sheep. $3a4, lambs, A.sou5..5
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Puritan for Queenstown. with laN.7so bush-
els wheat.
pon.r Los ANGELES April m-Arriv-
ed-Haw str San Maieo from Ccmcx.
CAIls.AO. Apr. iz.-Arrived--Br sh RAJ
venscrag. from New Wharcom.
HAvRE. April a.-Arriyed-Br sh Halo
wood. from Oregon: Br sh Haddonham.
frcm Oregon. Haw 81 Hawaiian Isles. from
Tacoma
Adolph. for Oregon
LONDON. April u-Br sh Wanderer,
from Tacoma. aground second time at
Dunktrk harbor entrance. Will tighten
cargo before attempting 10 float her.
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THE occrpExrAI

~ So AAs1>SN kAxA
l. Cam and wife. CITY.
raul r Page. Buckley.
z. Z. Martin. BAY CTR.
J. =. Jones. Detroit.
a. n fatrhorn, Victoria
,. r. Ma0descr. Santa Clar. 80
z. r. Wilbur. New York'
{. Iangert, Tacoma.
Jessie A. Smith. Tacoma
MIS- r. Ground. Tacoma
w. A. Orchard. Spokane.
Carrie A, kotter, Tacoma. ~
Peter McVeigh. Vancouver
d. Williams. manager nan;. -.
q. 1. Baker and wife, PorsissS
Il. NJ. Harris. New York.
J. +. Rarto. New York.
4. A. Crater, Rochester.
mrs. Louderbach. Rcchestees
w. Gillison. City.
Frank Robinson. Detroit.
T. ]. Mcdonald. City.
J. Z. Johnston. Philadelphia
r. w. Watson. Dallas.
r. r. Trimofe, New York.
Thomas Marsh. Detroit.
A. A. Fairmount. Quincy. IN
3. Faux. ST. Louis.
r. =. Samuels. New York.
A. Williams, New FORK.
A. Seymore, New York.
r. E. Dexter. Bay City.
II. ID. Hughes. New York.
NJ. ID. Baker. Snohomish.
THE NORTHERN
G. Darrell. Portland.
j. Z. Garre;son. Portland
Arthur L. Swim, LINDEN.
II. Green and wife. SpoknnA
+. NJ. jacques. Lowell. Mass,
+. T.. Farnsworth. Boston.
c. b. Richardson. Lowell. NJ.
H.. Z. jacques. Lowell, Mase
John Brennan. Lowell, Ma
II. D. Ross. Tncoma.
w. +. Burnside. Port AngeleA
John Gutenberg. Port Angeles
+. Bodurn. Port Angeles.
Thomas Watson. Port Angeles
John @. Baylis. Chicago.
Hugh Rcdman. Kentucky.
/. Weixel, Spokane.
f.. II. Clark. Cleveland,
c. w. Griffin. Alma. Neh.
+. +. Griffin. Alma. Neh.
Emile Marx. Portland.
!. NJ. McGsffey, Sheep Camn
G.. +. Galligan. Portland.
Max Levy. Port Townsend.
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cyanaer sal bhas. ooeDr: easHa. - 80
Whits Lad Uobbane1-f1oneer or Cartef.
- In. e. Prepared paints. Sgal cana
81 Gal % l-gal cas- 81 sa8l .. A-Ezl cans.
QE6l -: Quart cans. d061A