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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

Works which are Qreedily sought aft.
er In one generation arc neglected IN the
next, Booksellers now rarely think il
worth while 10 give the height Of an
Elxeyir or to devote note 20 an Aldns.
Thu st editions OF the classics, which
in thekiays OF our grandfathers were
the c5A46ctQr's chief pride, are now fall
en- from their high estate. Ihave bought
recently for 80 shilliugs fine copy Of
the first edition Of Aristophansa. Alaus,
i4as, in a handsome binding. with
gauiIered edges. which in the first half
Of the century brought prices ranging
from 1870 francs to 425 francs. / could
instance otlNg similar cases Of decline
and fancy / cahl Ymptoms Of giving
way IN those books wsssah the modern
collector most Affects
IN Paris. indeed. 70" has set ia
Is regards lodern works. Yet the best
&c., ReAamples steadily mount
hakespeares, con
hiGh SAs446ssi0 is being cons
Notes and Queries, are far
Fooks than IL generally
IN them was
y street, w. G.,
who s5iS ae rowNAf first folios
which benever allowed 70 be sold under
a certain price. These now bring large
sums, aud the tendency is and probably
will be upward. In early poetry gem
orally the prices, once thought very
high Of the "Bibliotheca Anglo-Po
lea are now often surpassed Bookshelf
ers Of the bitter class tell me that thera
4 sseadye lemand for good eeoks..z Z.
Notes and Queries.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04


When any part Of he My isn't do
ing the work that Intended it
10 do, it puts the T40fd 4sfem cut Of
tune out OF harmony Sickness in
one part OF the body is likely to run
into ali parts Of the body. When
children stand row OF bricks on end,
they knock the whole row down BY up
setting Que brick, That is exactly
what happsns 10 The health when the
howels fail to perform their proper
function Constipation maker trouble
all alnng the line pits he liver OUT
81 order 5 baa for he kidneys bad
fec the sgeu in he Sbuy
pols0neq aause Il can,
not gp any gets intoe
blood. rh carrieslt al
the syst m4kes slug etsitss
lAs sgasle. in aad fouleiasie ia
the Aeutu, as ne stomach will gas
and sapsss wisdy uel~htng. stops the
q digestion ID ahe Atomaob. causes sour
stomach, lsearfbura ami heaaache. Ysu
can avoid Ell such tsouble, Tor Dr.
fletes Pleasant Palless cure consti.
Ion and tsattendaot evus
Ana ] eept> Ia one cent stamps to
X " Pierce. Buffalo, n VI, for
Medical, ADVISER Il is book Of
profuseiy iilas,aFtsd
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

"WARN MnMnKa1 wIll be out il some
more rIlot 'ralk" ID next sunday
TtMKs.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

Also, az the same Tins and fiiHts Al fh4f
tract of parcel Of land known new Town ut
numbers 1854 and 1916, lying and htlnr IN fIie
city oi Brunswick. &C. and designated on the
nade liy ecorge baldwin, a. D.. 1881. said
W being honN En- the north 10 now town
lot No 1885, east ~ y street, south IS street
efiy Of Eniiae q fittlefsld uAdef mortgage *
ccution issued from Gfyuh superior court ia
favor 81 southern Atutuai Building and Loan
assogiasion, and against the said Emma e. fdt-
tleDeid for the sum a sl2 $50 aud further auln
81 <lO8.47 up 70 December 7, 1897, and an future
interests aud costs. Levy made and returned
% nc by Z. =. TAYLOR deputy sheriff.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

w.M. TUPPER & Co.,
Managers.
H. H. RAYMOND.
General Passenger Agent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
sHERIFF SALES


lBLhbfgDF IItlNNs4
Mit he sold before Fhe courthouse door IA
I,gunswick, silynn comfy, Georgia, Oh the nrst
Tuesday Ia March next tho same being
the first day thereof, betwecn Tho hours of
l0o,ciock !. %. and O'Clock ). ~. 81 said date
the following described property 10 wit. Ali that
iraei, lot or parcel q land, Situated, lying and
being 10 the city ~ brnnsnfck. said e,luutY aud
state, and ~ last part 81 said city known IS
Old Town. and ikaaled and described uDGn
she map and plan q said city A. made 81 Geo.
II. Baldwin, y the yeaf 1877, rs Old Town lot
number two hundred and nine COD, together
with All and singular The houses Outhouses and
improvements y every character whatsoever
situate thereon. Levied on as the property n
Mrs. A. p. bufbase 70 satisfy q a. "a. issued ont
Of the suueri0r eoutt Ia fav0rof The brunswick
savings and Trust company, On the Sii day ~
Deetabet, 1856, for lhe psineipai sum 81 three
thousand dollars 300 eHll and ne we'll TWO hHli-
bred and ffty four do iafs and thirty ve cent?
2sf.a5l interest q me $40 dag q December,
l.9f. and with All future interest 81 tha rate 81
sight per cent per annum. and for the further
suln d Six dollars sud seventy i've cents q S.
ase9sis 81 sfiil and All fufurs costa. Levy inad,
on the nday 81 tnrii a, - 1907, by u. f Tay~
lor, deputy sheriff Of filYnn county, Georgia. and
rests rstesl tn WTiften notice given Mira .
y. Bprbsge, defendant ~ pQssasion.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

izttion m Georgia 70 DO llkews1A
Nature hiss done everything for the
stste and Il il for the legislature to
remove all obstacles 10 De way o. en-
to prise, 50 that Georgia mas stand
conspicuous among the states for lib
ernl laws. Il is especially necessary
that this should be done ~ once. be
cause OF the movement Of northern
manufacturing capilsi toward the
south The great strike 10 New
lsagland viii result ID he transplant
ing d many mills and the more Geor.
gla can secure The better Il must not
bssald thst any state IN the south or
in the union Tor that matter is more
generous 70 capital than our own. The
opportunity 70 advance and ampllfs
tnr manufacturing interest y npoe'is
'ana = we 40 nor seizA It peiehhm ne
states wiz surely gain ii our xpensf.
The deyelopment 81 The cotton mill
industry o aisxieo i due almost ca
tsfely . she fsel that manufacturing
is tqstered 10 every WAY possible 81
the government We should not be
behind MexIpo n this respect II
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

Also, at the same time ana place, al the un-
expired ieasehold interest il aud 70
tbs eastern halves 81 those Ger
tain tracts lots or parcels Of land situate lying
and being In the state 81 Georgia, county 81
t}iynn and city OF Bruins lex, therein. and in
that portion OF said city known AZ town COM
mons and known and designated uron the
map on, plan % said " as town com
mons lots numbMS one hundred and q
llei) and OFF hundred aud three Cos in that
bioek o. - bounded on the north by J. street.
on the east By ttetourne slFeeis0n the south b.
* street and GA the west By Barlow street; said
eastern halves 81 said lola numbers ono buus
dred snd one liVit and one huadrtd and three
40ah being of tha dlmensions Of one hundred
by one hundred and nifty feet (i0Uxis0), together
With Oil and singular the houses, outhonses and
improvements thereon. Levied on as he prop
efty n Br6nhams Brown 4 Owens and ~. s.
Rrnnham. x Mcc, Blown Aod A. OweBa,
memneif d said paYtnership 70 satisfy d. IA.
Issued CIT ~ the superior court On The 3iat day
Gf1aunary. A. p. ises, ttion the fureNlosure Of q
mortgage in favor Of frank y. Aiken against
BfapHaul. Brown q Owens and W. 81 BtAnharn.
r. Nee Brown and I v. Owens, faemiers Of
said partnership, for the principal sam Of ten
hundred and aCYenty-thfee doiiafs and one
cent tslO530Il, and The further some Of atty
dollars audfour cents (S5Q.0t1 interest 70 tue
10th day Of Januafy, ISIS and 40 future interest
Al the rate0E aevet per cent. per annlltn. an
the further sums Of SIX dollars and seyenfy-fffe
cents tsd. - ~ costs q cpurt, ana all fntuia
costs. Written notice girea feuent u pos
sessioR,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

Also, at the same time and place. that nndi
ded one-haf interes, IN that certain lot,
tract 0r parcel OF land situate, lying and being
Ia the state % Gcoraia, cOun y VI I'll nn and III
the city Of Brunswick therein, nd known and
distinguished upon the map or p an OF ssid city
made by George X. BALDWIN. A. H.. iSs7. as old
town lot No ISL, together with all and singular
The undivided 0ne-half interest in the wooden
fence enclosing the same, and the undivided
0ne-baf interest in that certain one-roOm
house. formerly used as al otice situate upon
the no thwest corner OF said lot. a. the prop
city u w A. Mcdonald Levied upon to satis-
y balance due unto james Walkef ~ the sum
Of $3.50 Sc, with interest from January Il, 1898,
upon that certain execution issued out Of the
superior court Of Glynn county upon judg-
ment obtained az the May term, lsp1, thereof.
10 favor Of Joseph 7. ellison W W. A. Mellon
aid, ~ maker, and james Walker and Daniel
Mcdonald az eudorserS, said "a having been
taAea up ~ The said Jsnaes Walker Tor the full
sum 81 prircipa interest and costs due upon
the same 10 the 9th day of June. lsQ2 a. appears
thereon. with credits thereon which reducesAid
execution TO s5z0.s2 principal. and levied upon
al1e Cor GIL costs Rccrting Tor present levy and
Advertisement and sale q said property and all
other costs attendant thereon. Written notice
given tennnt in possession and W. A. MeDon-
AID. Levy INSIDE By +. r. Taylor, deputy shsr-
ia, and returned to me-
W. IT, BkERfE. sheriff.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
&c FIRsT pAlR.



toned 10 Kniekerbcekefs.
fDoetor chat Ia hand Is there little
siel~eoy heres
MofNer Of the Sufferer Yes Come
IN Docsar, my poor dear Il very sick.
Since This 5Sfgnin gil don ! know why
he keeps falling down
Falling down
Yes, al the time ~
Falling to the fioors''
Yes, to the floor.
That's strange How old IS hcs
-Four years and half
He ought to stand all right at that
age How did is begin
III don understand il at all, tell
you He was very we'll last night. and
be played all around the room This
morning went to wake him as usual
put On his socks, put his little
brooches on and then | PIT him on his
feet. lie fell at once
Perhaps be tripped
Listen, soctor picked him up
He fell right down again. / WAS star
tied, Int ! picked him up bang down
he went and be did il seven Or eight
times running. fell you, don know
What ails him, hut since this morning
he keeps falling down
That's very singular. Let me see
him
The mother goes ont Of she room and
then comes hack WITH The boy ia her
arms Ills chubby cheeks are rosy and
be appears extFayagantly well
I 10 and loose blouse
Il child, 2 says
ars IN on the.
obeAt The chfsd iaiIsl
cosaA please.
1f halls again,
'sOnce 10
u Third attempt, followed by the third
Lllk-of the sick hoy.
Tiie,d doctor Is thoughtful. sJnbeard
of li HeASQys 10 the boy, whose mother
holds lid Pup by the arms, Tell mo.
my hfe tle fellcw have ycu a pain
snyw
last uight
~ any appetite newl Would
you IKE stle soups'
Oh, yeH sir.
Exactly and ihe doctor adds with
an air If authority, He has paralysis
Tho mother orieA Pafal C
Lord She raises her hands toward
heaven, aud tire h19 falls
Yes, madam. ! am sorry % say be
has complete paralysis of tho i0mr
limbs. You can see for yourself that the
flesh Of your dear child is absolutely
insensil,le speaking. he goes close 10
the boy and prepares 70 make she ex
pertinent Rut-but what's thisf
WHAT'S. thisf And he screams out.
Thunder and lightning madam. what's
this you are chattering to ms about
/ paralysis
The amazed mother answers. Nut.
doctor
OF course the hoy can stand on his
feet You have put both bis legs into
one leg If his breeches Boston Jour
na
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
sUILcino CRY

The representative bnsiness men or
Aew Orleans have fmmed an organs
zafion u hose purpo4e IS TO advance
ana promote the in erests Of that City
fheY propose TO raise milton doilars
ana ~ d 3 this have formed 4 c0rpora-
ton with 40 ,000 shares at S23 each, pay
able S. annually il such manner 10 tlIe1
board ~ directors may deem advisable.
The idea Of this organization, as the
must prominent speakmsE - biz public
cpnrenlioa declared, wss t0typify the
sentiment that New Orleans vac out
for business thai The Investment WAS
not founded on sentimental but for
practical purposes They propose 70
use Nes= Orleans material advantages
10 butd them npand to inslitule gen-
0ine improvements for the prosperity
and Rinry Of that city that posterity
shall aid IN pagsm9for. This money,
THUS Attempted 10 Nc raised. will be de-
FiSfe d So the Disqualification, he health,
I'd f7 FfoFfh u New Orleans, and
sfAf I'VE bahflls of llle children aud The
dch ildfeu 81 lfs peQf It viii be
Us Devoted ~ enc0ursKt ioage and
paving and % TIE Adopt policy
so handling tie whaf hat viii
make that city practica he port.
: t'nis VIII cost mcngys quad
T" ie assessahf nprOge
, cara itb conditit be *
4 .14n ~ The wgfU i-ted
fs,fsV' a4 and draIHspk y Forever
entail diseases. n will
81 ease tbs population
NJ 81 y ebprea ii Brugs wick
f,ss4...f..,.s...s -
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

Also Al the same lime sud place. those GER
tain Tots or parcels Of land lying and being ia
The city % brunswick, c0untF and state af0rc-
said, and known and described on the map or
plan 81 said city made by George BALDWIN
D. 1851, "a old Town lots one hundred and
lfty-seyen 1870, enc hundred and fifty eight
Q5sA two hundred ard seven {707h sHo hundred
and eight (1Os Two hun red and nine ts091 and
two hundred and ten (2l0l with the Improve
nlents and appuitenanees unto each OF said lots
belonging. said property levied on as the
property 81 mrs. AT. Burhage under and by
virtue 81 aa execution issue from Glynn SUI
perinl court 10 favor OF Jordan 5. Thomas IS
receiver Of tbs First National bank OF Bruins
wick. transferred 70, and now held, by the Ma
the said Mrs. A. n Burbage, for ten thousand,
live hundred dollars lsi0,a0l principal debt,
2l,l2a.so Interest 70 Judgment, January ~ 1876.
and further interest At per cent. per year from
January ., 1895, and costs, Il. IA. Proceeding
forthe benefit Of the National bank Of Brnns-
wick, Georgia. transferse. Levies made and
returned TO me BY n +. Iaylcr deputy shei iif
This February ], 1888
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.


one cepg. one year IS %
e,ns eeps. * sisohasi- ........... $1,000. RI.
ono copy, thile months n
pnecopy, onc month.-.,........-.-...
one copy, one week..
sunday Edition, pages per year.. n
Ten PR cent. discount On ~ eil'sels
whom paidin advance.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

iAy aud bring ineaiguiaibles ns fl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
REAPER FROM HONOLULU.
lowed Into Port by the Tug
Magic.

The American ship Reaper. Capt. Young,
twerty-ssx days from Honolulu 70 Port
Townsend, was iowe5 into port last n.gb,
by TIE Tug Magic. Tee Reaper GENES =
ftaflasg ana @sl. lead Goa. hare t3r San
Francisco.
Capt Young, VINO vas present at the
annexation ceremonies 9: Honolulu. says
tfse fyos~a r,lT71e was quiet CIR ard evoked
hat litE.a enthusiasm. g. tie question had
long }eea nIootei "a 1t 33Io!alu- Many
&c tse nativts Capt fos:ag says. showed
an MIST akah.e Signs 0, sorrow when their
cid flag came down never ~ g9 Up again.
Several days before the Reaper .ests ne
steamers feachn0 and Charles Nelson, @lta
troops. arrived and we're warmly received
Netting was seen ~ heard % ts.s City Of
Columbia from Seattle.
The trip oYeT Was quite a remarkable
one. an easse-iy wind. causing the snip 20
keep OF a siaFiaATd lack, prevailing the
tn;iTe dlstanee Min the exception OF tw a29e
hours.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
From COPPER RIVER.
DE. r. c. Kraft, Of Alaska Geological
survey, On the Excelsior.

DR.. f .. Kraft was one OF TIE laAsen-
gers on Ire Excelsior yesterday who was
satisfied with the Port Yaldes country.
He wAs seat north 81 Aprf ~ tie Alaska
tieoloss cal Society, composed Of thirty live
ha.ar.Ss HER " Chicago and ST Louis
With aiu we're four otaer members Of tie
society. They isft SEATTLE ard went 20
pyea. From there fhey have visited 81
.: the different sections aicug ste coast
from Pert values - points OF Prizes WI
Lsus soEnd. While thoroughly cisgnsted
Win tte Copper river district: Mr.. KRAFT
has siakes4 oGf some claims 81 Algeric
river. & tributary - copper RIVER Flour
goia was sg,te penI.ful On that river. ami
differed Iroa. that ~ the Copper in that
the further oae went The larger and better
the go{a bec2 9ES- On TIE Copper color
could ha found Or fke surface. b2f after
las hoe IS sunk lower the coieF G-sar-
pears altogether In speaking - his trip
yesterday he sad.
u would rot advise any ot.e 10 50 70
Copper river. AFoGni Yas5es tire pros
poets are good. Tav formation X a dark
state ard the co!ot Improves the deeper
30. ga on account OF tha tr~nss-7s GUS
fow % water from ;ne gi2c.ers. nsvs ~ :hs
0est time - prospect. IA ihc grou-s IS be-
ooI{ng frozen. VEN few have ptosp "a
Geefer than zine feel. bat this wi1;eF there
Vt3 be = laTg~ amount % work done. " II
sptjns believe gkss Io~t Naides VII -
beard fton Al Star Fish hay a txesg II
water nsnsed froga SIS apparent Esssg aa-iAl4ce
- shv fish whose nssa. & hears. pYosp Is
have hsoa very encouraging. Ths deeper
the ~ as5s ectaYS want. toe better the eof3
became DO not tank bedrock = very esesi,
there. On Copper river hoes have bean
Sag as deep 80 forty fset ar3 me dir aas
shown no trace 90 sod ana ~ in1.sca .ofS
- bedrock NJ partners aD4 : pyospe cteG
Very thoroughly en- s., of she tributaries Of
inv Copper river aa3 ths yiTe- itself
THE trouble with tie trter5ar - the IL
caifv acfat.eI e. getting in. Al2ererorva-
eic's sg8u1es tF@sl Ms a usyth. ge saia
ta&t after Dis soce &, Iwgnty uai,ass &
l4Ae y osss3 b. vearhe3 waseh wa4lG - the
hegtsntug &! traa 70 Circle Cfty. / v1ent
wisA hsn ard his party over SKY u1.lez
and AZ Isst va cawse - .reaStasr winch
ives periseadl STAR aD& stte~5Y 3sacgessi-
he F'snsi'x he and his s@9,1jers Y crt 1per
the siactsr :seaF Pay; Na3se%
y Ge rei 81 TX shsrs w3N = sry ae~es al
people stsvH "a there &e - g aav
amount - saausonsA outfits ra~ - 7re
cau tuy an aaf6: F.ogr = sag - eeass
hundred usras g eYsz g. 80 raj
Ne
Il v~.ts3 hA1,si, ss.sn5 1sEefe rstl-re-
Is 2U9 u l. perfect F.ara}8sss Taer~ srs
shs 3aE t.iI-s 4aG the 3ete} tsasas ans IL
puts c1e very much tn Entug II sse states
TIE prospects ar~ s#s ter tnawe Fhvr AZ
wfsfre esse. % course very lssse 1~ss Been
done eae "a 1eH - 1az.s--E.rzs sz-x trSe ~ 7
believe tae reSu.f~ wsi g. s1tsztasto.y. 7
i>3's tes1 fe# aseH so svy trso 8v9
NJ rerurc zlext Mara"
f'r Mar ~ ieaTs FIR So Er4re $50,
~ = fsw @eys aa& tTuzn there AL g, %
81. I~9oss ana tAeH ~ Milwaukee - visit rs
f# Ngst~ ksa u * IL s~-.ss.rt SO = ~,,ts A--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
BREyITIES.

z z. McCoy was yesterday appointed
administrators of the estate IL Thomas
Wright
Hugh l. McCaughav. a native % Canals,
Yesterday became a citizen ~ the United
STATES
GarGishment proceedings ia the case ot A.
J Edwards w. Abraham Thompson g. al.
we're i STnisse3 yesterday ky Judge Benson,
The rext regular meeting Of the school
hoard Al te On oCtcber :, bat i Is r-o3a-
lele = called meeting VIII II held before tnat
Uu.e
Judge M0ore yesterday signed judgment
~ favor Of y. VI. Bogarg for $Ss.s3 asains.
Thomas Mahe- on rF0znLssory rose. and
0F5~r Of sale
T1e Fedora. court tl2ilA1g IL now barren
g interest and promises 70 remain SO Unit.
Judge HaHfor5s retgrn, October {. Net :
paper . any kim AS Sled yesterday with
;ae clerk Of the cogr..
: u. z. Coryn. Of Lcnioa. viii not lee
tare AZ Universal Brotherhood nall. Hlnck-
ley book. this evening. O. brotherhood
IN Ancient EGYPT" as announced in S4n-
days asi-Tntsi.lgsnesr.
The following contracts ro- street TN
Yrays.glents were placed ca @le yesterday In
t1@ cry corptTolsers Qftlee: James l.
Spur James street; Stjgrat Il Goetx First
avenue south. J ~. Fits. Taylor avenue,
=. Ryan, Dearborn sfest, and S-igr4:: &
Gcetz First avenue
PILLsBURY'S "XItos" breakfast focs
Hs4lIa!eSt. p9rest-
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HEAVY PASSENGER LIST.


Steamer City o. Seattle sailed at
O'clock fer Lynn canal ports with the COL
lowing sasseI gerz:
Milton l. Fay. Charles w. sawyer. Mel
lie Calder. W T. Ellie II c. ScAaar;z.
:. q. SENATE &. ". Daring Mrs. L. ~
Darling j. NJ. Lave, s. l. Ineer~ God. J.
y. DAVIS. Capt Henry storey, g. y VIII
Lars. JAMES Rowar. ATs. James Rowan.
e. Ii. Lilly. 4. e. Busk J. r. Cotton. l..
Cotton. Gee. Weir. T r. Fitzgerald XII
lie ffszeefzi1. David Phillip. ". -.
woo1zortt. \. r. BaTislgh. Emma Cfaw-
fora. Mamie Woodw orIh; ~. I. Hall,
Charles Gergsz, Chris Hanses. Charles
FFssk. Richard Hal. e. J. BaraDett, &. l.,
Casseinann. &. ~. Ask, G =. Anderson.
9. r. Anderson, A. O. BFlsaensts.n. u.
Miller. Kari NaUk, "a. " HAEGles VIII
lam A Buck. II. q Playmate. q. q.
Ganor, NJ Cantin J J. Att~berrz Mrs J.
J. A:tebeYry Ethel AitebsEry. Esseile AZ
teoerry. Master ]. Atteberry. l. James
J j Boyle. sseo. Y. Nuses Fred " Tray,
Walter Parkes, Mrs. Walter Parks,
George =. Field. Mrs George F~ela, Her
man Meyer. HRS ~. RaESs. L 7. Wsii-
ianls. J. l.. West. Edward :. Bash, F. T.
C0rtSft William. corae1t. l.. -. Aisxau-
deg ard sszzs O. LsDas.aI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
Curacao Sails for San Fraue3<rD

Steamer Curacao sailed yesterday morn
iag fQr san Francisco from the Pacific
Coss, steamship Co.np.ny-s deck Win a
faG cargo II freight and the following pas
seaEe-S
Afr sn3 M. =. :. Bennett. Mrs =. Prs
;og 6 y f:seeF Kets:s Prss'on. AK
7. Tetef0oTn r. a LC1amAn. J. Glove. =
C-ougs}sn. J W. Crockett jan Done. c
v ...er. 9 Aarr.A. y. u lsrea...r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20

TIL Sts@Gs scaosrssT Iartge arrived e pert
during tae sor@gsasn fro-z Lynn cana Tsorts
with : humber 81 passengers. Sas brought
rewe 0f d sa;s customs seaa6ai pr61g--
about ~ ehe aIlsgess attempt of tae crew
* lie gyeev-srsstzg steamer Cosmos 70
Kgnaggle whisky = the Aoac- SE,ec4a5 DsEs-
usy McTsrszie made the capture, being all
si iu hss w0sk ny sAs srgsEeeg d tzs boat.
who q xasre tlusG Ssefsye as1 bsEZ dis
1a2rge@- Tn.rS1sns for reSerEe. Es lei fan
sxxezat h41-s Wtzies were quickly taken Ep
by GrB-4Ge. he instituted se4r-h q TIE
sEeamsr. ssoxea swAy Il fze zes5 we're
TWO sArse kegs Of WHISKY, which had been
s@szs6 a. Juneau As 10 aLe$a explE7a-
tier oo8}6 t@ given. lie special deputy dis
charged sas satiEe crew.
F0E.awBrg esoEe On I:ge tses1g Q: TIRE TX
esssSor :he Utopia steamed sEt9 port and
tied u e hSr dock az CciEsan wharf. she
bss tairty passengers. al eaf tao coming
from Lynn csE2I ssarEs. See also rad one
dead body. e. l. BrozE. who died oae
CAY out sFan Juneau. Deceased was from
Dawson. ard contracted typao.l fever and
aC.ss1sy trcuisse on the trip ont fze had
ca SIS body SER. wh!ca Was taken "a
charge hy taae pursey. fsTowG Eaz nan
q. middle age. Ills family. II Vancouver.
z. C. hss been nofifee.
Tas feIisw4ng passengers arrived DC TIA
Utopia:
san1ua. Cofsb. e Wolf Oscar Carlson.
Frank Aatsoa. II. johnson r y. Bean.
A BeafoFs. wm. Montgomery. Mss
Pailen. r, r. JaTes. 81. Aols.n, 4 Cod
ham, sazn LoDnar c. Ii. Lop-r. JoEa
Camden. r. Rageot. C.sas. YOUNGSTOWN.
Albers Tl7r02dsan- II, 7. Small, F. c. Ea-
Loren gogara. JANIS King, J. Roy
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
nAa SONS NEW IsBERTAkEE.
James 4. 1reene Arrives and Opens
His parsers

james a Greene. w. was 6sn2ty -3-o--
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n. f81rte- Aas arrived safely - DAVIS
Ma tsTesza - WI nlEa. Tag are hzs:s
IN gced zealth. Ar tsrsxz4 S&vs N : H..
tsr Il Eaaneg * Ssea&rS. that sarsuues ara
rcs 70 - found lying around iSoss - IL