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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

Via Sausalito Ferry.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYs-'7:20. $780, li:oo a. M; '1;4S
EXTRA TRIPS~For San Rafael on Mon
days Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11:so p. M
SUNDAYS-'S:oo. 10000. '1l:3o a. M; 'l;l'
Trains marked run to San Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANC4SCo:
WEEK DAYj5:25, 1916, 745. 1880 a. m .
'12;2O. 2:2o s3:45, sos p. m. ...,.
EXTRA TRIPS. on Mondays. Wednesdays
AI suNDAYsSs:ao $500. $1,000 '1i:55 a. m. !;
sl:l5 '310 4:4o, 1920 p m So,
Trains marked starts from San Quentin
FROM MILL. VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
l2:s5 a:a5. $50 $40 p m:
EXTRG TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 700 p m. 49, 90 .,o
SUNDAYS-s:OO 1905 a. m; R:oo l;zo' $40
wv ~ - THROUGH TRAINS.
5:s0 q m week days-Cazadero ana way sta ms.
i:l5 D. m. Saturdays-Duncan NILS ana way
stations , -,
$500 a m. Sundays-Duncan Mills and way sta s.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship co.

] ! !.
Steamers leave Broadway
EMN wharf, San Francisco:
W& For Alaskan ports, 10 a. m.
UESSWXG Feb. 5. 10, Is. 20. Is; Mar. q:
\ I'm 8AykA change at Seattle.
HMA4% A5 For Victoria. Vancouver (B
tH AuSS<fS&3 CT Port Townsend. Seattle.
" SSA Tacoma, Everett. Anaeortes
A and New Whatcom (Washl,
10 a. M: Feb .. 10 10, ~. 20:
Mar ?. and every nth day thereafter; change fge
et Seattle to this companys steamers i0r
Alaska and O. N. Ry:; at Tacoma to n. r
Ry; at Vancouver to e ny, rah
For Eureka (Humboldt Bayl p. m; Een 10. :;
s. Is 49, 2S, 2s Mar .. and every NTH oas
thereafter. - c., c,r,eon
Cavucos. port Hartford (san Luis ooispol'
San Pedro, East San Pedro CLOS Angeiess3 a 5s.
Newnort a m Feb /. S. 9. Is. II. H. 70;
Mar. I and every fourth day thereafter
For San Diego. stopping only at FORT mar mar.
ford fSan Luis Obispo), Santa barbara Fort
Los Angeles and Redondo tLos Angeles); II a.;
m. Feb g. T. IL. Is. 10. %. "a; Mar. o. ana
every fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay, san Jose dei
Cabo Mazatlan Alfalfa. La Paz SANTA raosaiis
and Cuaymas Mex. 10 a. m, FEB. H. MAI D.
For further information obtain folder
The company reserves the right 70 cnange
without previous notice steamers. sailing dates
1T TICRET OFFICEA New Montgomery
street palace HoteD.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Gen. ACTS.
10 Market at. San Francisco
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LEAVE FRoM Dec ls. 1893. ARRIVE
$1,000 Niles, San Jose and Way stations. ss:45A
s:OOA Benicis, Suisun and Sacramento. S:45R
z.OOA Marysville Orov;ile and Redding via
woodland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5:43P
s.O0A Elmira, vacaville and Rumsey;..... s:45P
7:3oA Martinez San Ramon Vallejo, Napa
Cslistoga and Santa Rosa. 6:I0P
5000 Atlantic Express. Ogden and East. SiA9P
Ss1OA San Jose. Lfvermore. Stockton.
lone Sacramento Placerylle,
MArysvle, Chico, Red Bluff. IiI1P
s:3OA sMilton Oakdale and Jamestown. 4;l5P
$1,000 Martinez, Tracy. Lsthrop, stockton.
MERGED and Fresno. ....-..,... 1Ssl0P
eiOOA Fresno Bakersieli Santa barbara,
Los Angeles Deming, FL Psso.
New Orleans and East. .......:... 0:4oP
10000 Vallejo, Martinez and Way Stations I;4oB
I2:OOM Niles, Livermore Stockton Sacra-
mento Mendoza. Hanford. Visalias
.I.Oor sacramento River Steamers. SCOOP
''""r Napa 1,alistoc Santa Ross. O.I5A
4;0OP Benicia, vacayile, Sacramento.
Woodland, Knights Landing,
HarysTille Orovllle. lO;49A
z:JOP Niles, San Jose aud Stockton 49,. 1;hor
SCOOP San Francisco and Los Angeles
Limited. Fresno. Bakersfield. Los
o.3OP stockton. MeTced, Fresno .......... I2:I5R
SsaoP Martinez, Tracy, sendota. Fresno.
Anss sts; SANTA "A'Da.a s.aoA
70 :00P Pacific Coast Limited FL Paso,
Louis ori Chicago i and East. ss:45A
for MoisTe and East '.'.....'.... s.43P
6.OOr Furopean Mail Ogden and FASH 9:S1A
6:OOp Haywaris Niles and San JOSEF. 7:45A
tssoSr valieSo. Port Costs and Way Sta;
s,oop ot mons E,;:,; sacramento Msrys
vile. neldng. Portland. Puget
Sound and East ........;...: S'A"A
sxes05P Sunset Limited Fresno Los
Angeles, Ell Paso. New Orleans
and East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OAsNoR
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
TAKE CARE b!

The smallest matter in n Senatorial
election, as the Virgnian- Pilot con-
tinues to repeat with emphasis, is the
candidate: the important things in il
are how he is nominated and by whom
The Legislature is appointed by the
constitution OF the United states to
choose every U. S. Senator: but all cur
constitutions recognize and confirm the
paramount right Of the people to rule
and 10 have their will obcyed by all
public officers: and therefore where
they do not directly exercise their pow
err but delegate 1t. it is all the more the
boundcn duty of their delegates. or rep
resentatives. to exercise their delegated
power according TO the will of those
whose stewards. or agents. or prox es
they are. 1t is therefore very plain that
legislators represent the people and
their respective States in choosing a t.
S. Senator: and if the people in any
way express, imply. or indicate their
will or preference with respect To a
Senator to be elected. it is the duty of
their delegates or other representatives
~ tbtN AiitIt Hl i'lCIistiSt tit people,
The notion that we the people," OF
the Federal constitution have invested
the Legislature. or legislators of every
State with q special personal power or
privilege, separate from their represen-
tative function and independent OF the
people. is wholly untenable and prepos-
ferrous. not only because OF the very ma
ture of our government. but because
all power is delivered from the people.
and the immediate duty of legisla tors is
to represent the people in all things
as all their power is delegated to them
by the people. 1t is shallow sophistry.
invented for unworthy purposes. that
pretends that the constitution of the
United States has invested them with
power of choosing L. $. Senators
above the will of the people. when these
Senator's themselves are but represen-
tatives of the people. and the legisla-
tors designated to choose or elect them
are delegated by the same people with
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
THE PEOPLE.

The greater and more influential
portion OF the press of Virginia is IA
vorable to Gov. Tyler. most Of it strong
y and plainly so. with some papors
speaking with reserve. yet unmistaka-
bly,. All of these newspapers are moi
only for Tyler. but report the people
generally, as overwhelmingly against
Martin and in favor of Tyler \ few
counties that have been under the in
nuence of Martins friends and the
mysterious power that made him SEN
ator In 1893, like Nelson, are strongly
for him. 1t is said. some of his support
crs in these counties actually seeming
to espouse his cause under some super
stitious dread of consequences ic they
Gid not This arises, TO doubt. from his
inexplicable success in 1898. and the
curious strength he now exhibits in
Richmond and elsewhere.
That under state OF facts so proved.
that the popular will shall be again
bafTled and defeated as six years ago.
is monstrous. The party organization
Is instituted to express and enforce the
will OF tho majority of the Democratic
people. and If it be perverted to opposite
purposes. 1t Is n great shame and a
gross breach of trust.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04


whatever power they have to act in any
public matter
Therefore. when legislator Is direct
ly instructed by his constituents, or the
majority of them, 10 choose n certain
person Senator. all his obligations bind
him 10 do so: and If he knows. or learns
in any way. whom his people, or cons;i-
tuents. desire TO be chosen, he fragrant
~ be,rays his trust and misuses the
power delegated to him IL he votes in
caucus, or Legislature, for another per-
son for Senator.
The wisdom of Jefferson still illum-
mates everything in our government
rs he honest; is he competent; is he
faithful TO The constitution" are the
questions as to the proper qualifications
of anyone who seeks to represent the
People. If he is honest and faithful; TO
the constitution. he will represent the
people; If not. he will represent those
who estimate his competence mos:
highly and the more competent he is.
the more surely will he betray the peo-
pie. Take care!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
SEE FOR YOURSERv;

The solar system is doing business
as usual, at the old stand. under the
same ancient laws of nature. The sun
rises and sets as has been its wont for
many years. Rain and sunshine come
and go; night and day succeed each
other: and things generally are run
ming the same schedule under the GUS
tomary regulations: except that the
prices Of everything the trust monopoly
has ge!zed are going up; while labor is
on an almost universal strike. What's
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
YELLOW FEVER.
(Trom Washington Post)

NfTOm w ISninSton lOSt)
We do hope, in the interest of civili-
cation and for the sake or our common
dignity and manhood. that the people
in the ncighborhood Of Hampton and
Phoebus VIII refrain from the barba-
rous and stupid antics which usually
accompany an outbreak of yellow fever
such frantic demonstrations do no
good. They only obstruct the labors Of
sensible and helpful men. and. incident
ally. dcmOraliZe the ignorant and the
credulous.
Every agency that knowledge and en-
pericnce can bring 10 bear is now at
work to limit the spread of the Il eease
as iar as possible ana 10 treat with
intelligence ana humanity those who
are or may be afflicted. There Is no
occasion for Il frantic stampede. for
ouicries and lamentations. for CON
sriracles against the government ofli-
Gals who are acting in the interests of
the people. Those who can set away
from the area of danger may do so If
ihey can without impcrling others
something very easy Of accomplish
ment. Those who are no; permitted To
ieaNe-lhough we regard this as a fool
lsh ana inhuman Xpedient--shonld
hoid themselves In courage and cool
ness. being always careful TO keep vi
their regular habits. changing nothing.
eating ana drinking according 10 their
custom. and generally behaving as
though the disease were no nearer than
Santiago. Yellow fever is "A bugaboO.
superstition. a nursery tale to fright =
Ell children with. The greatest danger
connected with it is the insane terror or
the patient. and the chance OF ineN p
pericnced attendance. II is not 81
Troublesome or fatal as scarlet or iy-
phoid fever, and does not compare 10
consumption in either respect. Why
people should take diph,heria and
smallpox as Il matter of course and yet
break ont into unmanly terror over
yellow fever is a fact we have never
YET been able 10 understand.
Meanwhile we wish To compliment
our medical officials. both national ana
local. on the good sense and moderation
Of their proceedings up to this moment.
Instead of trying 10 demoralizc the
communities between Washington ana
Fort Monroe. they are talking and act
ing like the enlightened and humane
gentlemen they are. They. at least. are
proclaiming no discoveries Of germs. -
They arc brandshing before lis no
grsiy horrors and sensations And.
because OF this. we find our people he
having like rational human beince and
maintaining an attitude Of civilized ana
decent dignity. We are proud ana
grat!lied accordingly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
SOVEREIGN
REMEDIES
CURE.
During Epidemics Keep Your
System in Order and
Blood Pure.
Honest Medicines Are
What You Need.

Extract from letter received from Mr..
Edward J. Yates regarding the Sovereig n
Dyspepsia Remedy:
Baltimore. Md. June rs. 1899.
Sovereign Remedy Co.
Gentlemen-After taking n few doses of
year Sovereign Dyspepsia Remedy. felt
relieved of my stomach troubles. 1t re-
iioved me of vomiting in the morning
after rising; also windy troubles and
fa.nting spells-it also gave me appetite
and general good fceling-I consider 1t
an UNSURPASSED Remedy for Dyspep-
STA. and | recommend IL to the public
have taken many different kinds of medi-
cines. but have not found anything 10
equal your remedy. With pleasure l re-
main, Yours respectfully.
EDWARD J. YATES.
Si4 w Pratt ST..
a. Baltimore, Md
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
sENATURIAL RACE.
TYLER AND MARTIN.
Rnlfnl IudpN Ila1fnrd rlfN. \

Bedford Index, Bedford city, Va.
Reports reach us that Governor Ty-
Ter is vigorously at work on his cam
paign for United States Senator. but
we hear nothing of what he is doing
with the work in his office whose hon
ors and emoluments he is still holding
on to. AS mere figure head the Gov
ernor comes entirely too high at the
price the people of Virginia are paying
for him.-Petersburg IndeX-Appeal.
We don't know whether the Index
Appeal is simply Chewing the rag" or
only frothing at the mouth on general
principles, but when its editorial col
umns are full of such as the above and
its news columns are running over with
items of Governor Tyler's office" work
In the matter of looking over cases for
pardon. public questions and other mat
ters that find their way into the papers
as being of general interest. il would
appear that 1t regularly pcrvarts the
truth, either because it likes to do II or
because ii can't help it.
The Governor has never been n mere
lgurchead on any occasion of his pub
lie career but has always been seen,
heard and loved by the common people
heard of as Il public man until that re-
markable feat of gymnastics. which
landed him where he is nova feat
by the way never equallcd in Virginia
politics until his grand nop at Siaun-
ton in 1896. from Il solid gold platform
10 Il shining silver base. Between
those times he was not heard of as a
senator, being not even Il good figure
mead. After the flop he again quietly
sank into the background and was
never heard of more until now he hobs
up again for re: election.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

For Young Women ana Girls. Thorough
ana complete cuusc OF Study. Encttsli
branches. Languages. Art. Music. Eiocu-
ton and Physical culture. Session w.It
begin September The 47ih.
Miss VIRGINIA. REYNOLDS
Miss MARY BUCHANAN RANDOLPH,
Principals
For other Information address care Il. q
Box 23l. Norfolk. va. i'nr personal intcr-
view after September the lat. cnll AT t.a
Mary Washington College, conner uf
Cranky stree; and co.lrEe Place Norfolk.
jy27-2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
LAw SCHOOL,

The School OF Law In Richmond Col
iege. offers superior legal training In tne
most favorable environment Three Pro-
fessors. Annual tuition in Junior Class,
e!0 in both classes. SO. Good board as
cheap as $50 mouth. Session opens
September 81. For catalogue address Pro-
fcssor ROGER GREGORY. Lestor Manor.
Va. or President BOATWRlGIlT, Hich-
mond Va. au4-su, we, fr-2Qt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
SAENAN OOAA VALLEY ACADEMY.

NEAR WINCHESTER. VA.
Represents the highest development OF
the preparatory school. Thorough. at
tractive. complete. and a school that will
not keep boy whose influence IS bad.
Catalogues on application
J: II. I-OVETT. NJ. a. Univ Va).
1yl9-we. fT Su-2lt Principal
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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE


STATE A. Sc M. COLLEGE)
AT BLACKSRURG, VA.
Thirty Instructors. thoroughly equipped
Shops. Laboratories and Inflrnary Farm
OF 400 acres. Steam heat and electric light
In Dormltorles. Degree courses In Agri-
and Electrical Engineering. Applied Chem
istry and General Science Shorter courses
IN Practical Agriculture and Practical
Mechanics. Total cost OF session OF nine
months. about sis50o. Cost to State stu
dents. $le5 90. Next session begins Sept
22ist Ss! For catalogue apply to j. N.
MSB;RYDE. Phi. D.. LII. D.. President.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

Farm-laborers deny that they get II
cent Of the balance of trade realized
by our exporters and SPECTATORS in
agriculture and country products sent
abroad and disposed of by the shippers
at IL profit by undertaking foreign
paupers. Nor have their wages grown
any better. while their supplies are
steadily tending TO famine allowances.
prosperity" is the only answer. The
strikes give the lie to this all around:
first, employed labor refuses to work at
present terms and wages; second, I'M
employed labor, gaunt, hungry, des-
peratc, rushes eagerly to a death
struggle with tho strikers for their
places at any price. even women and
children joining madly on both sides in
this struggle for bread: averaging three
unemployed To one employed laborer: a
raging battlefield of horror, contrasted
with the fancy picture drawn by capt.
tai and its press-"a happy people. all
employed at fair and satisfactory
wages, with plenty for ALL" But the
evidence of impartial observers. of the
people themselves, and Of these public
laclS, lnal cannot De SuppreSSeQ-aIl go
for nothing, and is all drowned in the
subsidized shout: prosperity is here."
Yes: but 1t is far from the people and
gets farther off as the cry of prosper
ity" grows louder and want grows
greater.
Never was a happier and more pros
porous time than capital and consump-
ton have had by devourlng producers
as well as their productions; but re-
tribution is coming in these strikes and
the rise in price Of many productions:
capitalists and consumers will soon be
tearing at each others vitals. and labor
will belabor both.
The only hope of the country is in the
restoration OF the real Democracy, with
all the liberty and free competition
which can alone restore plenty and
peace, prosperity and happiness. Free
labor. free business. free competition
in all things. free currency. free silver
coinage in conjunction with existing
free gold coinage, and blessed freedom
will drive off the blight of monopoly
release us from the expressions Of
trusts. and once more demonstrate the
simple truth that free and honest labor
Is the source of plenty. peace and hap
pincss: not Trusts!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

Leache- Wood School for Young Ladies
2a2 CRANKY STREET. NORFOLK. VA.
Twenty-eighth session begins October
partments. Music. Art and Languages
speciaities. few boarders will be taken,
Circulars at book stores.
Principal.
Miss West will be abroad until septefr,-
Der 10TH After that date. for personal iu-
terview. call at the school. For further
information prior to September 10th, ad-
dress MISS G. WEST, Wadsworth, Me,
jy2-su-1taw-tm-th thor. dy2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

the matter? The genius who furnishes
explanations for the doings of the trusts
and monopolies ought 10 have the full
honor for his extraordinary ingenuity
and versatility. The way in which he
lodges the truth in every case and in
vents causes" for the rise in the prices
of everything controlled by the trusts
and monopolies, in the teeth OF their
promises to consumers to reduce prices,
is Il marvel of Cheek only eQualed by
The increased vigor with which pros
perity' is hailed as having specially
come 10 overwhelm labor and workmen
with unprecedented bounty, while the
whole manual force of production is in
frenzy OF discomfort and wrath, most
~ on strike. and defying capital with
almost manlacal fury
Even our former wages are not re-
stored say the workingmen. land we
are denied the whole natural increase of
years that would have come to us in the
due order of former order and progress.
Under that wages increase and prices
fail; but we first had a universal de-
crease of values and wages: and now
the old order is reversed: prices rise
and wages fall, or are only nominally
increased to n small degree to be Offset
by regulations OF time. service. or
work, that make the increase. social
ed. an actual decrease. If this is 20 so
on. we shall be worked TO death for
noth!ng-we and our women and child
rem starving, we prisoners at forced la
| Dor, allowed no :.:ne even 10 keep up ac-
| quaintance with our own families. II
this is prosperity" IL would be a good
| thing If we could al pluck up enough
| pluck to strike. and die lighting than
| TO be ground and pressed in this
way"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
Cutting Affair

This week we offer our entire line of p.
X. and Linen Crash Skirts at hard to -bea /
prices.
An elegantly trimmed p. X. Skirt for
7Sc.
beautifully trimmed Linen Crash
Skirt at tTc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
COLUMBIA BUSINESS COLLEGE
n PLUME STREET

n PLUME STREET
zone Block from Granby Street)
Send or call for circulars In regard to
the study for Civil Service Course. Tako
advantage. OF your summer vacation to
get business education. Wanted stu
dents MS teachers for branch classes. D.
II. cox, Principal rnyif.9m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
HOLLlNS SUBSTITUTE

sn Sr mo sS n""1G lady nsnrer. Tho
f f,,a in AnsiPnt and 1iodern Iansnas es,
tinn sretn a:s SsismsG:, m.io Arr and EIeSa,
f.ss . near Ro1noko nIoM3tain scenery. lad
opcns sept 18th. 1892 For illus catalogue address
CHAS. l.. COOKE, Supt., Hoiiins, Yn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

Wo are not buying any Summer Waists
and are running balance of stock Off at
way down prices to make room for Fall
stock.
Do not put off looking them over while
you have II chance to get somo rare bar
gains.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

I In order to avoid delays on account OF
personal absence letters and all commu-
nications for The PILOT
should not be addressed to any individual
connected with the office, hut simply TO
The VIRGINIAN AND PILOT PUB
LISTING COMPANY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-27
POLITICS IN GEORGIA.

Judge Willis Dart, an old Brunswick boy
and now one of the representative attor-
neys and citizens Of Coffee county, is be-
Ing doomed by the Douglas Breeze his
home paper, for solici or general of the
Brunswick circuit, a position al present SO
ably filled by Hon. John W. Beuuet, of
Ware.
Waynesboro True Citizen. The serene
ness of Georgia politics shows what a pop
ular administration Gov. Gambler has Civ
en- the people, and that we have az last
gotten back to a reai and NOT pretended
peoples government. The people are al
ways contented when they know that hon.
est officers administer public affairs
Mr. Elem Jordan, Jr.. member of the
weil-known Jordan family of Jasper couu-
~, whose ancestors were among the Broad
river settlers, who came to Georgia after
the revolutionary war. is an applicant for
The office of solicitor general of the Coun-
ty Court. He is we'll Endorsed and is vel
equipped for the Office and, it is said WHO
ever opposes him will have to encounter a
"foeman worthy of his steel"