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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
senator Davis aud Party.

CnARLrsroN, 5 C., April 4-Senator
Davis and party including Mrs Mckee,
reached here this morning and spent the
DAY in driving around the city. They
lett tonight for Florida
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A shave for I-I5 OF a Cent.

Colgate & Co, n. Y, will mail you a
sample of Demulcent Shaving Soap sui
ncept for month for two cents,
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT-THE DESIRABLE
Il residence No. 2.O5 East Franklin, with
all modern improvements Bath. Hot an
Cola Water. Apply Oh sle promises.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

Sleepless nights made miserable be
that terrible cough. ShilOh's Cure il thy
Remedy for you.
Owens & MINOR DRnG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
THE STREET CARS.
Motors to b. Put on summer Cars.

!
1 he summer cars on the electric line,
which have been for some time AT The
western terminus of the line and were at
tempted To be- used as transfer cars last
Sunday at The Old Reservoir were being
taken back 10 the sheds at Twenty-ninth
and streets yesterda, These cars now
have no motors on them, but will be fit
ted up for use al once, 80 that complete
line of cars can run through TO the pa
vilion at the New Reservoir without
transfer. as is now the case every day in
the week The immense crowds who
went to Reservoir Park last Sunday, or
wanted 10 90. proved that a transfer
either at Cary and Reservoir or AT the
Old Reservoir will not permit of the
transportation of The people on Sunday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

Do get bottle of DR.. Dayids cough
syrup and cure that cough
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chancery Court
yesterday
Eliza nulcher 10 Frank A. Black, 90
feet on north side Preston street, be.
tween Third and Fourth, $500; Josiah
Johnson to Josiah Crump, 90 feet on
west side bird street, between Jackson
and Duval, $500. Calvin Lipscomb to
Quarle- y McCurdy, 2lt feet on north
side Main street, near Thirteenth. 10 cor
rect error in former deed.
HeHrtc0 -l-aac Davenport. Jr., to Kate
Glashan, 80 feet on Twenty street,
northeast corner Q, $780, James W.
Leake to Thomas Chiles. 10 acres on
Pounces tract road, 500
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
CIlAS. ". GOJDTN. Clerk
Guy GILLIAN srAPLEs s. MCsFORn. B.. l

XIRGINIA-lN THE CHANCrRY
COURT or THECIT OF RIChsO4D.
lltF tlrH DAY or MARCH. lsrJ.
elizabeth ID. sheppard. .... ..... Plaintiff
against
William Y. sheppard John 49, -hrm8rl.
sterling sheppard. "A. g.. Wood aai t.U.8
Wood, h.s Wife aui William W. IMnU.
trustee I.f.l.. I...f.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

Cs'srrh cured by Mrs. Joe Pers ons
rlmedY.
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Brand Iutter. seal fneraver, ana mat
helnisf oi huoier stamps. Wax seals. Ia,
road Ticket stamps, Steel ~tamps and Cher
OF ali kinds. Also "A line assortment OF Sis.
lux Binds, biri Cages, Plain aud Fancy.
Mockius iifd Foot. the very h.>t on Al
MAJ kei &. htlLkNO4. No. A south Foa
.oh'h street. richmond. Va fc21-t'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

VIRGINIA IN THE CHANCFPY
COT RrOf 1HEClrY RICHMOND
THE lolh DAY Of MARCH. ls,g.
hoh'rt west ..t.... ......... Plaintiff
Hafirs 80
Cora vest. ......... ......... Defer falt
~ CHAsCEhY.
The object OF this suit ls q obtain AL ALSO.
ute divorce from the bonds 0f mafum0uY.
And affidavit hiyins b, on made ana o,l = it
the defendant, Cora West J.. "a non ro-lltlb ~
tht Sihic OK sfginld, She r. ordered Co ID cog
nero WITHIN uifccn day. after due IuUIC1 0u
~ this order. and Co " bat Is necessary 90 l..
tcct Der lltcrss SIS la lhs s4lL
a tOpy-Ieste.
CHARLES W. G0DDIS. Cler
". T. O.. GARNET. y. 4.
mrll -sutw
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tis.6s - Spot Rsa. dur asa nom-
inais fafF caFEoes, l1s<e
sugar E3w. acslTe ard hfRher. fssr =.
firing. sNe. crntzsfuxaa. eg-fspt. ere.
sales aoAt5 Sszss rsEnea. nrra and il rssd
demand
Copper strong snd krssker: lake. De-
cezuber. sfs.l1
Lad tnH and Elrn; Aonestie. ss.sx
Refro9snrn- Opened strong 81 81 es1<
baa forced saiea started sssars decline .
tIn3s<. The market then raEEsed slsxhtss
but g4vs wxg sgais and closea wesk 3
SF.a2k Etoek exeAaaxe opened 81 n6s<
highest sJ.a61<. lowest. fiass< ri0ssur
SiIss< Consolidated exchanre opered
sI9sAs, highest ss-0ssx, lsnest si.ess<.
closing sl.as5< Tosas safes. s1s 90 bzrreIs.
Bar silver. sc.
Sal FE4Ecrsce nEvrKw.
has FnAscssro. Nov. s1-The wheat
market was weaker teday and anosHhie ii
sizssz @ si.9e: the latter ngare possible
only for choice.
Barley Dull and sssy; No. / feed. tn
csc. .
0ats-D Demand not 50 good. but prizes
rsEnain masisered; choice feed, 81 s21< No.
/, sLz7jz@Lso; Io~sr grades, sl.s0@l.2s.
HOGS Nominal II 6 and &C.
Fotatoes-2t steady: Early Rose. 51a70c:
Peerless, 7sctasI: BurbAnks. n1c@sls0
Butter Weak. With : downward ten
dsncy; fancy. sc: good 70 choice. lT5<G
225kc.
Eggs-Easy: California ranch. s7,<eaae;
store lots. z5@s6e.
Chartered selkirk. lumber. Victoria
% Valparaiso. Gallo: range SIS SCI.
eaIcAe5 PRODUCE AAzwK1
CHaeAeo, Nov. 3d. wheat-C Closed about
STEADY: November. 5ec: December, VIC:
May, sIt<e.
Corn Lower: November, sc: Decem-
Der, 3i5@cs May. 33s<c.
Oats = Steady: December, 915<c; May.
zz5<e.
barley November. Sc.
nary. sa27ss.
nary, ss.s7s<@5.oo.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK nAsxKr.
CHfcAoo, Nov. 50--Cattle : Receipts
2,0oo: slow and steady: beeyes. sfaoss.z5;
steers. 81 S1@4 20: stockers and feeders,
Sl-St@2 %. Texas cattle. 81 50a2s5.
Hogs Receipts. 1000: slrong. bat closed
weak mixed. s.gD6t5.sD: heavy. $500
s.azsk: light. ts.4sez as0; slips. s. coos 40
Sheep Receipts. 900. strong: Western.
Ss.boas4.fp: Texans. ss-s0eB4Do: lambs,
ss-508tt0.
L1vExFooL CRAZE MARKxT.
LrvEKpooL. Nov. %. Wheat - Firm,
poor demand; holders offer sparingiy.
California. No 1. r. sgd per GENITAL
Corn Firm; demand poor
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sr.reRara,o MARKETS.



~ feag, New. 80 stocks today were
ssss ssseflsa. dat, weak and materially
80 q svsr the hst than last erealns
q t'sAssAadsng The favorable hank state.
SUGAR so.aigha i slovn -.
sassfamspts duss and arm.
- ssekly hank statement shows a re.
= zefeAse nt sizes 90. aad spec4e in.
I - 9 GM.sso. The banks viii held
ssss 90 % excess os The RUE.
ENHANCE Am sxcrkfxssS
~ fsAxi Nov. ~ Money ON cal.
e 2 kSses prime mercantile paper, 81
ssesiias exchange. quiet and steady !:
8 aasss. ASss demand, $tSA
aastss
y. ssspoah issi a'ss tcesponlios Pa
stseFss fae.Ec. sss4 Burlington, ioSA
4 kio sranae. i6ss. SurtAaxn
preferred, Fsts; Narsh sesg.
New Nerk Central. iests: ore
AAslsa4toa, leo. TYsnscoa siaensal,
fafssc MAJ. ~. FsoSk Island.
IsaSrO Line, IS -. Paul a Omaha.
$ AsssAs rAesfe. lass. Union Pacific.
fNfSo Impress. ta-; Nezsern 1asan,
AMssteAa Kxpssss. lis. Canada IA.
CAas.ka Soashsga. $50. nela-
= s.sekawannA. 10 Is. IRA. ~
=. = esoss. isss Louisville a Nashvllle,
&AAsgan Ceasral. as. ksasas 4
~ ose<oa improvement. "a
80 ~. ~ ranl. So United states
sstsst -.
NsStSs STOCKS.
~ fasx. Nov. A-Alioa st.i0. Gale
Aaark Btls SIS. nexawaos Ter.
a-sA = cxsxtn 81 10, IsouaessAks q.
/. sasss s. s.. 0nsario S.. oecsasasAg
essA q -. small IIopesS4.
- WAX MERCHANDISE nAaxrx.
Eask
-. tlgeaeA steady fog epHons. 10
a0an ard ssossNi sssaar Al - III
zerssnsxE. stAsne lass; 1ay.
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To Young ana Mlaale-Assa Ven.
$1,000 AND sKlm DISEASES.

syphllas. afeesss uaass draaAfus ID its rsealss
completely e1a1fieaGea
SsssEs: cssssfh. &C. permanently eurea
Kidney, UriuaTy ana Hiaeasr eoma,sint.
psanfel. dtMeeaH too freqnent oarnlng ~
hloosly aEar2, hiRh euluFed &C with rnliky seii.
menE on sssndtnS. wax back. gaanozhcsA
gieef cFsktis promptly and saxsly cured
Caarges reasonable.
Our Success Is Based Upon Facts.
CIR remedies act quickly and care parmA-
nenfsy.
We 40 not claim 10 know everything A. r>,..
ton 70 medicine or diseases or % - aba 70 care
every ease, but w DO claim thas 4 sarsn. exfan-
slve anu Increasing pFaetsce.. with unparalleled
ssaeersa 70 SUSTAIN + arc TIA ness proof ol aoo-
Rxperience Is worth everytasnx. Knowleax.
gained BY cnnsalting win. critically examfolnw
ard successfully treating thousands 81 PERSONS
Of every age. sex, profession Aad occupation AZ
tected with every pfesenfAhle tnsA aad stage az
olsease or csieEnassy enaales us 20 asure tAase
ckeded in resierinE health to largo majority a
eases treated. even alter other skgsled ana eners
gssic Rhysigisns have failed 70 etsct ary pesma-
Ee5it Change for the better.
We are patroniaed ~ . class a ladies and
gentlemen too sayscious 70 be imposed upos BY
cut 70 10 lrasktencd SWAY nom physissas' VA
are curing them
Personscalssng AZ ons esHcr cen hare the sstsss
faction Of . free consultation. VITA the assun
anee that they may depend upan rcoaiyine ean-
did opinions. honorable square dealing, reason.
able ehxFres and no encouragement without .
prospect ~ Improvements or cara
Our practice Is founded upon the rennlfE og 1ha
best methods. withGnt reference 90 schools Of
.patAtex
You viii nos be urzed or persuaded 20 take
treatment and no orc Win be treated uaaaaa
there is strong probability Of q cnre OF barsnar
nenf benefit Make integscgRtioak and decide
for Yourself.
once hours. Froms = m. % n. Sra
days - III 8. "a. oafy.
R-Rers3ns unable % visit - raar -
treated At their homes bY correspondence
Medicines and inskrBettpra sent ny mail ag az
rrcaA Consultation fress
Always send stamp when reply IL oxpscteA
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Returning. leaves whaicom 81 O. n. Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays On the Safsr-
day trip the Libby goes thrnugh % seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend 70 Seattle, 81 Until fur
ther notice. passengers or freight from Seattle
for me Is ands By the Lsbby'E Wednesday and
Friday trips win b carried on the Washington
Steamboat and transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith 10 port Townsend on Tuesdey AMI Thurs.
6ay nights aud transferred direct 20 the Libby.
on these days the W. 8 4 T. Co. will Issue tick
cts and bill fFeiRht throagff % destination.
HERBERT r. BEECHER. Manager
j. A. HATFIELD. AgenI. seattle.
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1NRaRlxs r KxxRx KgAL ksxATE LoAN
COMPANY
asrsS ASS HAssAs GRIT
Naxsxere sasns en- hssssnnst aaa res sssea pses-
cry. B@tsasEs hsAns sg-ss2a1sg

save Ozesers awss sxeNss' connsssSssA ~ deal.
tza ss2s1ct wkke xafs cezap&sY six4 80 tsrnakA
rxlssspsS asAxsEss af c&zsex aaes H&Asea
ke1ty szpksAs Agsksx 90 sAz1 No 1pTr1
sss<-ss sssss ssaz 49, a4seers1 ssswas4 s4z1x s4
taterxsz tzsGass esosex rskhnNs 2e@E
kN FAEMkA.
M&az8as taf AxN0En SSatr
kaasa 4 pAanneg saaxx. Nspnk eAsi azasxa So
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The steamer J B. Libby. Herbert p. Beecher
master. leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon NJ
islands from HaifeId's wharf. Leaves Port
Townsend at q. m. every Monday. ~ ednesday
and Friday scF Whsfcofn. calling at Smtth'e
Argyle. Lopez. FridEy Har6or. Msple ton Mon
day going north aud Thursday going south.
Roche Harder. Orcas and East sound
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RAKvg. RAcrS a co. AEeptk. se.ss1e
p n WILSON, GENERAL Manager. TaceaA
d / coz GIL. AReaL FA.FnaE#n
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uoqgz sASal aorrE-srEAxsR sosz

lae STEAMER 5nsepAss2 VII le&~a asseeEa-
Ccsaaaa mhMrs sast 81 &Arlan street, Wednesday
sss& S2s1f&aT a0xnssE ~ Sc a. "a. suz Fexe
tazrsHic. seateck. inten Ctr ard ~ sas 70 ats
"a Meed Cssai AesEEHiaS aeayss AGA city
Nenssay aHA fhHrs-teF moF1laS Fer ffefFhf ~
raasssee apxaay ~ II A o. q 1alEssn waaEF 90 "a
kS4A CAPT Ii. 01a.I.EsgkE. Masser.
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'ss.'''' ..'''s. '-fs't 80
~ 4orse eanuefy has fffsshed casing
A. III Of ~ pack Of The season. -Four
ssiis faAss are still held but they viii
<ert hksay ee sold on oesnre the nrst o.
NJ fsAs. The ehissisa salmon market y
9sA<s saist just nov and inquiry Il Light
~ enly movement In hops In seattle
~ fass ssek occurred to-day. A car
u - shlppsd East 10 Minneapolis and
jr<Iss Nzlss we're Fecsived from sehome on
u Washington, consigned 10 Jones Il
2s The hop uaesket b stIA quiet and
,sasaei1ona OF ang kind are scarcity. The
f ,xsnz rfies at present Is between zm7x
lssss ~ poend
ne late heavy rains will raise the
szeH Ii many 81 the streams leading 10
- sound, thus opeuiug the way 20 lots Of
F ~ tai are 7eatssa Up al che i1eadw waters
ias Streams, This. II il predicted BY
Hetg, viii bring % this market Sufficient
|.1ffiE Il logs 20 keep them going until
/ genE. The continued scarcity 81 logs has
llsse1 few rnsts Of The small mills on the
~ q The Seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern
ssahaY ktssl ths situation grows more
sA'm1hs essfy day. The matter viii not
s's y serious e was hfst Supposed.
sAts fhers = still good demand for
1Nesfs . marked falling on IN The con-
k'aptsen = nosssean'e. This b due TO The
49, weather. and while work vii be
l7''.'a g 81 g tss buildings now Under
sas I. s'1ssss'. y y aoagAnt u many new
'-ssss'ss VIA ~ pekun upon unth next
-
q. .sa..ss. ,.. -. 80 - 80 uus ne.s -
- y -. 49, .'s'A 80 a0
~ .. a,,s.s - .s..ls - -. $3.50.
Is. = s-'- : = - aas qao1a-
~ Henrv r.s..v ..ar.... !. 40 ..A.
e<s.-s.ss &c. -. - $3.50 ~ =" hasAs
rhs stess,,sr "a. ~ a.. 49,. 8
|i~,v.g.xe sseI. 81 -, r.s,ss. 49, .sesas g
,es.srs.ss s.sso 'sv'e VI y i@A
fs,sss.<ssass $500. a.. ....
<,stsls xsstsf,s ~. -, .ao's
b Taeona ora sarls,sa = s,,,,s J, p p',,
I5ana, fonr carloads az ll,ae Is snok 49, $40
|aes carload ii hops 10 MsnnannaIIs
mKncnksnsss ssn yssn,s.ss ,s,..s-.
Darsae IN. ,aas /. -
|,>ssss a,,a ,,.,s,,, s''.. ~ i''ef-
s.st A sollowss p.,get ,,,,,,s $50 s'se
HI saus. cosasn,.s. 4 p,ass - s..... soss,,'
rs. IS tonk gsss,,s - .''. !. '.s -.
IT, sallroad. 10 fons ~ -, 49, 49, ,-ass.
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LAST TINE
srrAMER MABEL

wen lnaye Yexies' dock at A. "a evegy Tuesday,
Tb,sssslav aisd saturday sor Iwetg%msie Fuins,
fAmunds, Muestlteo Marysvlile. L0wsi and
ssss,l.asns Xh regurasng gaaiuwing days ~ ! a ma
t3En II FoSfkR, AEeuL
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wHATcoM AND gEMIAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer Eiixa Anderson lesvts seattle ct n
M Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays arrives
et Wharton q m. next day. Returning. leaves
whstcnn Tuesdays and Thursdays AZ p m.
snndEys 4 n. Monday "trip 70 ser1sahmoa.
L. Il. JACKSON. President
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HEREEgr
L +. EeecAer. manager
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WINTER TINE CARD.
Commanding Tuesday. November IL
leave Olympia, daily except Monday. % 3 N
Arrive Tacoma a. 10 co q m
Leave Tasoma, Ill % IA
Arrive Seattle, = .. ] co p m
RFTvRSfHa.
u q SEATTLE. daily exeepi Mondav...- % ? m
Ar We Tacoma. {" - :. -. O. i N
Leave Tacoma. .. Z" -. 50 p "A
Arrive Olympia. . 49,. GO . m
ABINGS-Sestfle yesleF's wharf: Taooma,
y. II L. Z. wharf Olympia. horrs wharf.
as en- board Oa host making round
trip -une&.s Carries Snfth western aud Aeisa-
Fargo express and Fast freight
HATCH. PressdeaG
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
~ u1nitedi
STEAMER PREMIER
BOUND SOUTH
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Vancouver. Monday and Townsend. THURSDAY
Thursday IN ard MONDAYS % p m
Townsend. Monday aud Seattle, Friday and
Thursday Ill p IA Tuesday - N
6estfle. Tuesday ard Tacoma. Friday end
Friday ...-. .....S IA Tuesday .s.-...-. 10 3 N
BOUND NORTH.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Seattle, ct midnight Townsend ......-s m
Tuesday ard Friday whatcom q 30 a IN
Townsend a m Roche HArbor-l2 90 m
Whatcom o 80 m Fanc0aFex......~ z p m
Roche Har5or i , n
The company reserves the right 70 change the
time table or places Ct call without notiee
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sEATTIR
Tuesdays and Fndaya
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIEN. Master.
FW. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. P. n. Co. Id.
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RefurslaS iaaxes seattle fox Tacoma wesnes.
GAY. Frs6ss hna sausiAy a. . a II tsun seattle
" aseasase co. s = hzsL
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last TINE

last TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-~eoR--
Seattle, Tacoma, olympia sseiiscoom and
Mexells Island.
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sgATTLEPoRT TOWNSEND ROUTE.
day. except saturday, At 10 % ? M; arrives a.
P8Fs Townsend ~ 4. n. ne1s day. Returning,
leayes Port Townsend al To- M. arrives Al 30.
sttle az ,. m
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CTEAaER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Hausa
Lesves al a IA. for Juausts ana war
poEtS
Leaves ss sa n. and lisp n. for Newcastle
ana say porEx
Leaves az n. toe JaznKta an1 way
rcrsa J. II IDrGHEAb. Manager.
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BEE.

TIE steamer Fec & nov ready Cor bussness
Parties wishing tie service o. = .oohsns boat
via! please S~psy oE hoard % q A. I. sfsaalding
at bus KS beat housa The Bee viii %
toEaS1slng a. ColmAn's a0ck- s0ot 81 Eolemhia.
A. T. -PAUIDIA1.
owner and Agent
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VIZ & at. co.-STEAMERs WILL LEAvz
w Yesler's dock. Seattle. daily for Tacoma
at 10 An
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We givs mnst careful ar& eerssdprasa aates.
uon 20 dtseNsFS Ct xaraen sna 0hs(areA. X vaa
eHMer f@sa assy ckNgaat4. E&ca3s or NnaNssnw
asS&se ur II fse coHsHssz r8UstAa aoescYN fasf Is
cnre 3e1 WIEN Others Fab Tae sseesseltSns ara
s<lla'd ~ txesy Gspssssasnt es Ete1scaS AMI sur
gssst eS 81 esace Tie professor AAs hxs sssazs
g ~ Vtfstace 41 TIE hnSpstAs o. ErsakiyA anA
eew 1osk fosneriy special psetess0f Il
Ncrenas Hessifsl enssers. New xcgx aud q
org q the fees. surce ssal Aae hess snawn xFne-
eelosicai SPECIALISTS in sE.s counsrx
To Young anc AsgadGe-AEed Asen.
Nsrvens nehi.ifw. sperrnasorrheua. swsnss.a
losses Physical AeeAg. aFsa,ag fr9ra india -
Eosss pfalssssne Sless seSS8oSz. feseanztsat.v
plsnp e. "a taa faoe ATr-x.A1 % SscfesY easily
disgs0gAged. ka8 " eunnaence, dali Rssaf ~
sEtsdy eF hassaess. ard Anas slia : hneaen
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIIwAY--THETggR
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THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC

IT'S passenger equipment Is the finest IN tie
world, consisting Of luxurious sleeping cars
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and the most modern style Of day coaches
It's dining ears aud hotels proYiee the 3ess
qualify OF food In unlimited quantity. ~ reason
able rata
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