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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-08

Mrs. Ada II. Herr, Of 4so n.
Charlotte ST., Lancaster. Pa. suf-
fered terribly from female disor-
ders. Her nerves became nm
strung, she endured intense pain,
the slightest labor wearied her and
household duties became q burden.
Frequent fainting and dizzy spells
would come upon her and she
would fall PROSTATE in q swoou.
After trying several physicians
without success Mrs. Herr began
taking DIR. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. She says:
The pills brought immediate
relief. and after taking six boxes
1 was cured. DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People had done
what all previous treatment had
failed to do. "-F1oss tie ExaSss-
Rey, Lancaster, Pa.
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale People
contain. in q condensed form, all the els-
msnis necessary 20 give new he anu men,
ness 20 the blood and restore shatterec
nerves. They are sa unfaihng specific for
such diseases 90 locnElosor ataxia. psrflat
paralysis, s.. Vitas' dance, sciatica. neurai-
giS, rheumatism, nervous headache, toe
afier-cffects Of the grip. paipitetiOn OF the
heart. psle and sallow complications, and al
forms OF weakness either in male or female.
o. Williams Plnk PMS Tor Pale People aFs asses
sol3 BY E.s tOsea hundred, bat asaa4s ~ peek'
caes Al al druggists, o. direct tsen TIE %. ~
Hans Medicine ccnpany. sehsaecladl, \. T., 30
ceGtS PEE boz. Stokes s2.so.
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COTTON.
WOOL MARKET.

New Orleans, July 7.-Cotton-Steady;
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GRAIN AND PRoDUC MARXErs,
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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Has tsained 'hc Impi'e.t cOandsaes Of !
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KANSAS CITY.

sl.o1; July. 800; September. &c; October.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04
Important announcements.

]. w. Golladay wishes to announce
that he has been entirely successful in
securing promises for enough tickets to
cover the guarantee for the Alba Hey
wood Company on January 18th. The
reserved seat sale win open on Monday,
January 9th, at 10 a. M, at p. o. Drug
Store and the first day will be for sign.
ers for tickets exclusively. Beginning
Tuesday, January 10th, the advance sale
viii open for the general public. 1t is
essential that all signers get their seats
reserved as soon after 10 a. IN. Monday as
possible, as no partiality viii be shown
but the rule first come, first served will
be in force.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04
School Notes.

Districts numbered 6,S, 13, IA, I5,
IL and % each completed full term
of four months school before the hol
idays. OF these schools, Leslie Mil
ford, Miss Minnie Billingslea. Mrs
Allie Moury, Miss May Robinson,
and all teachers of No. IA, through
E. r. Jones, principal, have shown
commmendable promptness in send
ing in their reports. OF the reports
received, those of lamar, Pleasant
Valley, and Clover Meadow show an
increase in enrolment and attendance
over that for the period of last year.
The new school building in the
Salvation Army Colony is nearing
completion, and will probably be
ready for occupancy in two or three
weeks. Since it is one of the most
substantial school buildings in that
part of the county, the colonists de-
sire that its opening be celebrated by
an appropriate educational program,
which will appear later.
Now that the holiday season is
past, teachers and pupils will enter
again into the necessary routine of
school life with feelings as varied as
the individuals are numerous. Each
however, will soon find his niche and
submit to the established order of
things more os less gracefully, not,
perhaps, without remonstrance from
some against the necessary drudgery
of life. Happy that teacher who is
in love with her work and enters the
school rested and refreshed with her
mind alive to her responsibilities and
the possibilities of her pupils To
such one government becomes easy
and respect for her authority seems
natural, because her sympathy and
interest amount to contagion. No
child however resentful but has a
vulnerable point at which teacher
mhy find entrance into his good
graces, capture his friendship, and
secure his willing obedience. To
find this point and possess the tact
to enter is worth much study at this
time of natural restlessness.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04
Bar Association.

The following are the minutes of a
meeting of the attorneys of the Ar
kansas valley, held at La Junta, De-
cember 30, 1898:
On motion Ezra q. Novels was
elected chairman and M. f. Miller
secretary.
Present: Ezra c. Novels, j. b.
Traxler, Dan B. Carey, +. A. Sabin,
G.. Nj. Dameron, w. r. Gibson, NJ.
f. Miller, /. r. Hoffmire.
Upon request f. A. Sabin stated
the objects of the meeting. Informal
discussion of the objects was had;
the object being to organize bar
association for the purpose of obtain
ing new Judicial district, composed
of the counties of Prowers, Bent,
Baca, Kiowa and Otero.
f A. Sabin moved to organize an
association of taxpayers in the coun-
ties of Otero, Bent, Prowers, Kiowa
and Baca for the purpose of securing
through the coming legislature such
Legislation as will give rs new ju-
dicial district composed of the said
counties. Seconded and carried.
Dan B. Carey moved that com
mittee of three be appointed by this
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04

meeting, consisting of one member of
the bar from each of the counties of
Otero, Bent and Prowers, with author
ity to complete the organization of
this association, and with the recon
mendation that some taxpayer of
large influence, not an attorney, be
made chairman. Seconded and car
ried. The chairman appointed the
committee as follows: Otero, Geo A.
kilgore; Bent, Allen NJ. Lambright; /;
Prowers, g. g. Goodale
Moved by +. A Sahin that com
mittee of this association be appointed
by the permanent chairman, for the
purpose Of preparing brief of this
committee, and the committee have
printed in the form of memorial to
be presented to the Legislature, show
ing the amount of taxable property
in the proposed new district as com.
pared with other districts IN the state,
also population. and that it be shown
in this memorial that the interests of
this district will be in agriculture,
live stock and irrigation, and that the
principal source of litigation in said
district will be in irrigation matters;
also the cost of litigation at chambers
under the present system Also show
the geography of the new district as
it now is, and the advisability OF hav-
ing a resident Judge in these coua
ties, and the impossibiiity of having
resident judge in these counties
under the present organization, and
such other matters as the committee
may in their judgment deem proper.
Seconded and carried.
T. r Hoffmire moved that Messrs.
f. A. Sabin and Geo. A. Kilgore be
the committee to draft bill aud pre-.
sent the same to the lower and upper
house. Seconded and carried.
Moved by f. A. Sabin that the Off
GERS OF the ASSOCIATION be composed OF
president and four vice presidents,on
vice president from each OF the coun
ties except the county in which the
president resides; and secretary and
treasurer, and that these officers com
pose the executive committee OF the
association. Seconded and carried.
Moved and seconded that the sec.
retary be instructed to notify the
members of the bar who are not pres
ent brief report of this meeting.
Carried.
Moved and seconded to adjourn
Subject to the call of the chairman.
ii. L. MILLER, Secy.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04
Additional Local News.
Try Parmenter's peaeh butter.


See those felt shoes aud slippers
for ladies and gents at Johnston's.
A beautiful line of gentlemen's
mufllers at Johnston's clothing store.
An $500 cabinet now $500.
See VIII BilIingslea at Parlor
barber shop.
f. L. Pike sells staple and fancy
groceries at as low prices as can be
had any place.
Go to o. F. Downing's shop north
Of the railroad track for blacksmith
and wagon work.
Do you still write it 1898 and thep
get mad at some one or kick the cat
out OF the roomY
Big reduction on ladies and chill
dren's cloaks this week at Johnston's.
Now is the time to buy CLOAK cheap.
II you want the very latest styles
in hats, caps, shoes, neckwear, shirts,
collars, cuffs, jewelry, hosiery or
gloves, 60 to T. +. Pike.
Miss Bessie Doughty spent part
Of the holidays as the guest of Miss
Rosa Thoman at her country home.
Miss Thomsn was also the guest OF
Mise Doughty part of the week.
The holidays are over and people
are settling back into work. The old
familiar sound OK the school bell is
heard and the troops OF children are
seen going to the temple OF learning.
William Mcclure and his family
have made arrangements to remove
to Boulder to reside indefinitely.
The move may be permanent, but il
is safe prediction that they will re-
turn to Lamar.
Last Thursday another cold snap
set in and continued mp to Monday
when the weather moderated. The
backbone of old winter seems to be
rather strong this season, but we
have escaped with very little wind.
The patronage of the postoffice has
Increased to such an extent that
Postmaster Cooper has found it nee.
'ssary TO put in quite a number of
new lock boxes. The work was done
by p. S. Lynch, who by the way in
forms us that he has put mp most
substantial ice house on his place III
the south part of town. He claims
that it beats Fred Lees in the ratio
of 10 to l.
\ Next Sunday morning Rev Knuck
ey, of the Methodist church, will
commence u series of sermons on
..The Seven Churches" The first
sermon will probably be an introduc
tory one, and be followed the next
Sunday by 'The Church at Ephesus.
This series of sermons will nndoubt-
edly be very interesting as well as in
structive. The evening subject will
be "The Voyage of Life The
hymns for next Sunday will be:
Morning, SO, 40 and 5S3; evening,
l, 42l and 365.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LANp orr1cr. LAMAn coI

U. S. LAND OFFICE, LAMAR CoLo.
January I, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the Reg
ister and Receiver at Lamar, Colo, Thurs
day, February 9, 1899. viz: George W. Oyler, II .
E. No. APO for the NWl4 Sec. 23 Twp. % s., r.
IS W. 9Th p. NJ. in Colorado
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
oi said land. viz: John p. W. Trotter, J. l..
Lamar, Colorado.
ji-fs Wa. MEERIIL Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04
PROGRAM:

foef-AA-
Music.
Prayer REV. ]. S. KsuckEr
Music.
Reproductive Imagination: Memory.
..-..-..........E e. r. JONES
Discussion by Miss Allie Moury, j. A.
Rosebrough, Miss Geneva Morehouse, j.
B. Carley.
productive Imagination
......-..-.- DAVID BARNES
Discussion by Miss Annie f. James,
J. r. Puntenney, Miss Susa Lee. o. F.
Leonard.
Question Box. MISS AURA NJ. FoLuis
Topics for discussion are found in
Sully's Teachers Handbook of Psychol-
ogy, part 2nd.
7:30 p. NJ. AT NJ. +. CHuRcH
Free lecture entitled Educational
Progress by DIR. Aston Ellis, president
OF the State Agricultural College.
All are cordial, invited to attend.
Whether you are teacher or not
please send in queries for the question
box.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04
Teachers. AssocIatIon.

The sixteenth session Of the Prowers
County Teachers Association to be held
at the public school building in Lamar,
Colorado, on Saturday, January IA, 1899,
at 1:30 o'clock p. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-04

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
BURIED N PACO CEMETERY +.
REMAINS OF CAPT. FoRTsON IN
TERED At MANILA.
Omcial Information to That Eject
Received Here-Not Probable the
Bedy VIII he Exhumed and Sent
Hom-Geueral Otis Cables News.

The body Of Capt George II. Fortse'a.
who received personal recognition nom
his superior officers for gallantry a, the
Rattle OF Manila in the early part OF Feo-
r,Iary. has been buried in Pace cemetery
at Manila
This information Is ofhcial. having been
received BY Adjt. Gen Fox al Olympia
yesterday from the war department at
Washington. d. g. In view Of this. II IS
hardly probable that the body was sx-
humed and sent home on the transport
which is now on its way 70 San Francisco.
The adjutant general received many in
uuiries from personal friends % Capt.
Fortson and from societies OF which he
was member regarding the arrival of his
remains in this country. In order to get
definite information a telegram was sent
20 the war department al Washington. D.
{. The reply sent yesterday ny Assistant
Adtutant Carter Is as follows:
Washington. April u. 1899.
General Otis cables that the remains of
Capt George II. FortSon. First Washing
ton regiment, have been inferred in Pace
cemetery. CARTER"
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT ANGELES Arrived April 10.
Haw str San Mateo. frem Nana.mo
NEAH EAf-Passed out. April ~, Chill
hk Aiicar from Victoria, for west coast
Soutl America. Passed In str Washfen-
a., from San Francisco for Tacoma
Arrived April ~ Br sh In
vernesshire. from Port Angeles: str city
OF Seattle. from Alaska
GRAfS HARHOR-Arrived April Is
bktn Catherine Sudden. from Topolobampo.
SOUTH EEND-ArrIvei April % schr
Guiae, from Port Hartford, blk Aureoia
from San Francisco.
BIRkENHEAD-Arri April % Br sh
CoGrlNernere. from Tacoma
CT TENSION N--Arrived April % Ger
blk Paul fsenberg. from Oregon
ALMOUTH~ArriVed April II. Br blk
H0ugomcnt from Oregon.
tNSAIE-Passei. April a. Br sh Ea.
ioIneoe from Oregon for Queenstown
PORT PIRIE-Arrivea Aprl IS blk Alb
BY Palmer. from Pert Townsend
sPok k,N--Jan { Latitude north. longi.
tuae ia west. Br 50 Falls Of Alton from
Oregon for Queenstown. Jan IS iatJ.gtsle
- nort b. longitude - west Hr sh S.ronaa
from oregon for Queenstown Feb. /. Lar
tiude IS north. longitude ~ west lsr Nh
Roeert Fetnia, from Tacoma for Queens
TOWN.
SAN E'RAECISCp-Asrlv April % sh
Louis Walsh. from Tacoma. SIR Maekifaw
from TIA orDa. Sailed str Signal for Gravs
haTbor. ssnr Glenn for Co.'s bay. str Naw-
burg FOR Grays Hafbor
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LARCENY CASES DISMISSED.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Full
ton Says lie Had ueusopa

Isa cases az peyit larceny were dismissed
.Y JaAse ann IN - municipal colrt yes
terday afternoon On motion ar p.f,.,fv
iTnst~ utinE Attorney fulton The f~st
was That 81 Clara Haeaes colores who
MS accuse! Of stealing So from William
Miller, AM The Sf4Tcni that * Iann -
AaSru waste, who Was arcuS.2 Of ef.9l-
inE 4 diamond pin from Charles T. Mar
snail. co,orea lortcr az ths. PARIS nos.
Aitrr TIE ease ~ Miss Hughes was dis
POSED eT Mr. Fe1itQ1 asked Attorney : 4
S7ipley Nho - sab tc have v4s:srrsert,,4
ne oetsn1aut. IS h@ were toe la0 gsartnur
81 JA'fge Cam. Mr. Ssip3oy said TIA hs
vs. he'' ana APPEARED cHeuie3 az {he
question. u Mr. Shjpey was a<ssr{mt..s
"tiA Judge Cam in the practice 81 layv
lie statutes e tnc state wo3ii nat novnst
bi'n "a practice in Judge Cams >o,4rt or
., isas ;h5t ~ The Ray Mir Fulton en-
Stg1@@ she Ian.
case. said Mr. Fulton Il hsya 1,Tff,i-.-
e Soy. NAief = iNoace Reed ae5 YuvseiY
al.ro SraN Way ere acton Mas taken.
! 2"'.4@'-t. however. TIA; was ilstife..
ia sAat 4ia
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Roche. Portland. G. L. Els a City: Miss :,
ksvanaugh, Iaeona. George r. Hunter.
Portland: K. NJ Boyd Portland. Emma
Jose. Cal David Glast Spokane; w O.
isuagate. wife and chi .dFen Portland. w
H. Moore, City John WaIsee. Chicago;
A. ~. sanford. Tacoma: William g. Boots.
Monmouth. Or.
The seattle
a +. Hsiae, Everett. y. @. Campbell.
G!iy;. l.. NJ Howard. Big Timber. Mont,
" A. McIean; Anacories; sam s. feob.
Robinson. Denver r. II. Fabf. Portland.
Y alter j. Ball. Tacoma Frank @. Taylor
Tacoma AT Il. Kelly. san Francisco. w
J. Murphy, 81, Louis; J. A. Orchard spo-
kane. J. IT. Parker Biz Lake. william II.
Lucas manager AjhAmbra tneater. Van
cc9nver. j, F.. Bratngher, Tacoma. s ".
sFett; G, II. I&oynton, Tacoma. james T.
Bel, Everett &. &. Brook Seattle; T. 4.
I l.. hyeFat', = cof,n. San Francisco.
Huntoon. Fairhsgen, T. =; Glllen, New
York. Franklin and family San Fran
Cisco i'harlea s1reenners. saa Fraucssco.
G. Morris, San Francisco, X 8 Lambert
surnas: J. A Gould. Friday HaThor; RI X.
if3n ha9s8s CITY: Mo. : Hebron kan
etf, Henry Landes, Port Townsend.
The Batter.
"a l. Jones. North Yakssna: n e. John
yiaR Cascade Tunnel. J. l.. Esiicug Port
Townsend. Ars. t'onnerS. Victoria. Dick
Elaa1gs; Tacoma. 9. r. Kuhn T'.rt To@ts-
end; John Daily Portland Or l.. T. D0s-
eawisz, Victoria Charles II Kirnbsl New
York, ~ = Lttle and wife, Boston, G. VI.
Cieo.iaii. san Francisco: =. Potter Port
and. or. }. II. Meyer. A >. tsarlb.e~. New
YORK, ;. LAshte0stAd.er f4ofl3sn. William
Nor and wife. So kane. " 4 Williams.
Z. Han Portland ] Callahan sis>o1ss,
Cal. ]. vi. PauI. san Diego Cat.
The Brunswick.
Edward c. Mervin san Franc sc9. Chas.
.Bleoneeld. city e. T. TIps@y Tacoma;
Charles T.. BeyinEton EIfy J C. Eyers
" iaaisugn L. z I~snkins Wh4RcoYu &, Is
Teeple and wife. Osa4iA: q z, fsosker
HSss.sna. =. r. Anderson. Everett. Val
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A Merry SOLICITOR.
In tho Face of Death He Piled His
Advertising Vocation.

l. III. Gray. general traffic manager nt
the white Pass < Yukon. who reiufnsf
on the las; trip Of the sseamer Hafaeotds
from 81 sg&ay- tells this story
Along sn t6e uiGRt, after nearly every
body had gone 70 bed. there was saddsn
crunch ana tegrshie ar. ana tbs csT q
the vesSsi = golAg down vas raised al
over thp ship. / ruEhed 10 Tie d9ar IN
my night shirt and a wave siappe3 aGainss
sns ard turned every inch If nay claiming
tn dripping vet The captain called cat
20 lcwef she HfeboaFs, ard we all Thought
~ were going 10 me battoW. After 9tes-
sina. heard hiTn SAY that everything as
all right. and - bring up the tuats again:
bus Il MAS 9y nD means cerEa3n IN ihS
minds ~ ne iiisas nssfS taat everything
WAS all right. and We were nnmen.srAy
PER.
Il wsnt Into the salon. and noticed
fine appearing young nsau sitting eu enc
81 thu cushions. He vas dressed with snch
care and good taste taas IL was naticeaais
Are sou Mr. Gray he asked, bic
tasixe u yeu are car see yUf iInw. AID 81
VIII save trip - Seattle.
IL assured him 81 ms identity. and ne
said. I hafe proposition 30 make "a you,
ara It IL very important X You do not
MIND wlsh you would step into my state
ro4on. II won't take bat minute
'fiis mans earnestmesS convinced NE
that II Was something Important. ard de-
spite fhs anxiety ] was IN over the BEATS
condition ara the general fear that none
- us might r~&ra home alive l followed
htm 50 his cabin.
'''glssee be united 81 handaanas portfolio
containing "a series OF Beautiful WE'VE ~
Alaskan scenery. and pointing ~ the top
81 otte ~ th@ largest with p most caIoagS8
nerve sad I have reszEHed thJs space
fer yeti
- WAS stunned. There We were IN TIE
Iniasl - = raging SOS and rot expecting
- exer see eHr 105nes uNaia nu1 thRt HaAn
sskea s'te Tor aa as Tie didm't gst s."
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COURT AND COUNTY NOTES.

Judge Jacobs signed an order Of de-
fault yesterday in the divorce case OF Mel
lie l.. Finn VS.. Peter A. Finn.
+. r. Van TuyI. receiver for Webb &
Co, wholesale grocers. is ordered by Judge
Moore - sell at public auction on June 3
the remaining assets OF the company.
Charles Miller. administrator of the es-
tate OF August W Miller. has filed his
final account in the probate department
Of the superior court, and has asked 10 be
discharged
+. q. Hughes. OF Strive, Allen. Hughes
& McAIicken. begun suit in the superior
court yesterday against the Dexter Horton
Banking Company for s45o. for profess
sional services.
Herbert S. Criggs. acting in the capacity
OF trustee, begun suit in the superior court
yesterday against K. VALLEY Jones Il
Sons 10 recover Si.3se.5a loaned on a
pfonssory note and secured by a mort
gage.
II. F. BacSus. as trustee. and the WASH
ington National bank have commenced
al action in The superior court against the
WaterNille Improvement Company and
many others. for $3.50. loaned on a proHls p.
sorry note, made in January, 1897. The note
was Endorsed by W Il. Ballard. c. r.
ronover. s l.. Crawford, j FL. McGraw
John Leary and W. r. Forrest and Sc
cured by mortgages given by each of these.
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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were filed for rec
ord IN the auditors ofnce yesterday:
County treasurer 70 G. /. Andrews. lots
Nurth Seattle. under sale OF Jan. y Isss
for taxes. Aprit II
&. w. Ferris 80 Sarah Hunt. : % feet
lots te 8 blk H. Squire Park al. April {;
{. " Ferris To George II Berrvn,an
!ot :, DIX IL. Squire Park al April / sso
William GSar 70 James f. Zo0k set4 luf
- blk = Gilman Park April Is. Sfg5
Saf4h Fitzpatrick ana husband. Patrick
- Estw ard bpss@y, lot = 0tk - Denny 4
Hoyts AT, March =, $50
William q Barnes II ux. 10 Cooperative
Mining Syndicate. una =. ~ Aces Tn mine
Granite Mountain district. March y a. 10,
Daniel kelieher q, ux. 10 t,n-operst live
Mining syndicate. und I. 81 Aces ZIP and
unf interest in Snowflake. SILVER cher
and silver chief Extension mines March
= 81
sen scr, adiniristra.9r ~ estate of Charles
Pearson. deceased st4 SEA nws. nel, sec
Q. ~ q. e / F'earuary II sss =
ifaFia D. Wilson ~ RX. - Henry X
kerr, ind 2-S lots 81 : > T. II. y ia Il
piA Is. II. = bay 5 Ist ad January 8. g. GA
" OTIS Harlan 20 Aahie \ RsdneI4
uud g lof > hsk { Bell Heirs al nrf i.
lot Z olk ~ MayHar3's plat. March N q
= Y Barsra 20 Clark Fletcher. lots ,a
81 ST, hsk : unton Depot ad. Soafn settle
Fesfr8aTy - lS>s $50
Charles " CsFkesk to Minerva <
s''s ,. s 81 ~ ana i7t : see 2 to g. r
>aeriG 'o i,nsily NJ Baker. r,ain,gr lat
! sex 80 z. March Il. slSgas9 tra-
SAari1 50 Truily NJ Baker. ulalrtie asr,
sec 3d. - 81 r 4 Mark 81 e $50 }s.-r,.>srsl4
Green fsaAs NNu7s Engi5tng 4 tssss~ar,s..,
,'e. g. Saciden jackson. lets 20 Il, y s.ik X
dorado az lat a. blk s. lake t-ntan "a
let's &" 7" alk "a t@aNe EHfan "a ad lots
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer Beaver was A. the White
Star dock yesterday.
The tug Pioneer was taking en- coal at
the a1nkers yesterday.
TIE Nellie Jensen IL al the CITY dock
.. \. benjamin her owneT. ls ixfr, ner
az for me summer
ne AaH&snltA : az tie Ocean dock.
The cre@ IT he Manzansia are "a king
coal ar tfle blakeys for the aghsh usss
TIE schooner Caroline arrived from Cane
F}Attegy yesterday ~ita l8W9 fatsu Z ~
f!ai}bat aboard 1ae Caroline has been
s9ue about three aeeks
Lighthouse lender NsnTarifa was in rcrr
again yesterday. lying a 3he- C,aeass de~k
F@r erSs wlli Ds pa 81 @9Ea at the ~os1ta
bankers. sacAfne coai for tee lighthouses
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
SYNOPSIS,


Special Dispatches to Pcst-Intelligencer
NEAH BAY, April ct p. m--Harom-
eter. 81 %; cloudy. wind west eighteen
miles Passed in--Last night. a steamer.
$40. Passed out-A bark in tow Of Tyee,
$50 a. m: str Willamette. 1880 p. IN. Tugs
Hoiyoke and Sea Lion in bay.
CLAII4AM BAY. April NJ D. M
Light rain; fresh west wind
TWIN, April 10 p. m,Partly cloudy
fresh west wind.
PORT CRESCENT. April 20-4 p. m-
Barometer, go. %: PARTLY cloudy. wind west,
ten miles.
PORT ANGELES, April 2o-4 D. M
Partly clear, strong west wind. Passed
out-Tug Boyden. io:4a a. IN, In Strait
bound out. three schoorcrs and a small
schooner, sailing. Passed up-A three
masted schooner, sailing, ! 30 p. m: a
small schooner I:4o p m. In bay~-Ships
Dalgonar and VIM Mitchell. Tug Boyden
a: dock