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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24
WAS M'NEJL a INSERT
Tacoma Man May Have D.cd With
His secret Inr~veaied.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-fn.ei1igenee-
TACOMA. Nov 2-Jo1u Mcneil Who
died ~ me county hospital last night fs
supposed SO have about sla.se in gold cotn
hidden sosuer here In the suburbs Of tha
city though ha sas not able besre ne
Neil came 10 this country from TIRE las,
dozen years sg1. With ca:4ss 5srao}e
money. bat aaz always been locked upon ne
q rosr mar. re was a surveyor n pro.es-
sss.a. tsit had never dare any wo-k 0. any
cnreeussencs after coming Wess
diagram left hy Mcneil In hts r. 1nk
Ia SUPPRESSED 50 locate the buried treasure,
bat his asirs sha sgye M d.aErsm. are
keeping IL dark RE- 81 they have 3 chance
= taxe<tiessg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 25.-~The trans
ports Ohio and Indiana left the govern
ment wharf tonight and anchored In the
stream. They viii probably sail before
morning FOR Manila.
The Ohio has aboard six companies OF
the Forfieth infantry and the headquarters
and hand under command OF Col. Goodwin.
Lieut. James r Mckinley nephew or
the president, was also passenger on the
Ohio He r. connected with the Sixth cav
airy and WIN report 10 Gen. Young on his
arrival at Manila as Gen. Youngs aide.
The Indiana carried the remaining SIX
eornpa MES OF the Fiftieth and 100 recruits.
all under command OF Maj. Cfanghsil.
Gen. Funston was n passenger on the in-
diana lie wifi reppre for duty on hts at
rival In the Philippines.
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ESCAPED LEPER FROM MOLOkAI.
Mrs. Todd VIII He Permanent
Charge ON SAN FrancfscO.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2--Affer much
correspondence and international discus
sion. IL has been practically decided that
Mrs Sarah NJ. Todd will remain In the
local esthngEe, a permanent charge ON
the city and county OF San francisco.
Mrs Todd came 20 this city nearly a
YEAR ago from Victoria. II. G, and ~ was
learned that she was iefser who had
esca ped from Mclekai In the Hawaiian
islands.
The wenan protested against her re-
ssrstnt on the ground that she vas an
English subject and effort was made
10 have her native country take charge
Of her but Etthom. success. The ua-
waifan government declined Ia allow her
Ia b. returned So the islands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24

Tacoma People Plan n brilliant At.
fair Lasting q Fortnight

Special Dispatch 20 the Poss-fnteiligeneer
TACOMA. Nov. 9S-The officers Of tire
Ferry museum. in conjunction with rresi-
dent Mcdonald. 81 she Chamber Of Gem
merCe are planning for an arr. lawn ansi
musical festival 10 be held al the Ferry
museum fer a fortnight. beginning with the
week before Christmas and extea lirg
through 30 New Years.
Prof GIistrap. curator Of the n1useasr.
together with William ogier, r F. Ras-
ling and Charles : Bowie, the committee
appointed by President Mcdonald have
charge NJ the arrangements. and IL Is 1ro-
posed To make the affair a brilliant sue
GEES.
The Ferry museum occupies the ertlre
fourth ard ATTY floors 81 the Pierce { ,ur-
~ courthouse. and Is the most extensive
collection OF the kind west Of Chicago.
Seattle, Portland and 5tbsr cities viii be
invited TO exhibit works CT art ar the fete
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s.crrt.rv Root VIII Not Talk.
NO HOPE ron THE CHARLESTON.
Dtspnt-hes Prem Capt Iuets~ Indi-
cate That she II Total Loss.

wAgufSGTON. Nov G-~Tse t0sfoN %
cahiegFgu1 was received a. 14s navy o.
.nr,ree~,s from shs commander Of the I nj
ts-s states naval station AZ gayiie. Philip
ssne islands: - -
..f-assriex.nn wrecked November :. last
s...r N<yrutk,er Il 51der water from stem
"a svyoAe~rark Three Grsuece Ssfa5 al
tsrr.sts 20 get rear asr. Heavy typheon
SINCE Expect cEsgca VIII later ns&s- os-
ss~sr~s ana meg al saved and w.il
''ItsETXE-
TIE CsslEoa Is tse sEprsT &asp shsrs
Saxs5e4 from Eienxk9uS several days ago
wssh wYeckeEs ana divers 70 examine Are
Charleston
sac mas unIas.Dss-sIv arrived 81 Ene
xr~y,a az the wreck by this time The osss-
cers ~ the navy department s3ok Upon tia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24
SINGLE MILLS CLOSING DOWN.
Whatcom County Manufacturer
stand by the Association.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
WHATCOM. Nov. 23-ef the fifty-two
shingle mills in Whatcom county all but
ten have closed down IN accordance with
the recommendation OF the State Manu-
facturers' Association. Several OF those
that are still running had bolts or logs in
the water which would have been a loss
II left in the streams. or had orders they
were obliged to fill- Nearly all of these
will have ceased operations by Saturday.
or in any event by December l.
One mill that Will run all winter is that
owned by the Monarch Mill Company, OF
Blaine, which also furnishes electric light
for that city. The owners claim Il would
be loss To them to operate the plant for
the lights alone. Two large mills on Bel
lingham bay. which cut both lumber and
shingles. have not set a date on which
to stop cutting shingles. Pressure Is being
brought TO bear. and II h believed they
will fail In line
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scOw AND puEDRIvER LOST.


Special Dispatch TO the PoSt-Intell,geneer.
ANACokiESS. Nov. 2s.-During the storm
OF Saturday night the Rosario Straits
Packing Company lost n seow loaded with
web and a piiedriyer, which were being
towei 10 this city from Hood canal by
the steamer Dispatch After coming out
from behind Foglweather BLUFF, the tug
and her tow were caught In the storm that
sprany up Suddenly. and were forced on,
10 the vicinity Of Smtlh island light
As the steamer was not gaining Roadway,
the scow was cur loose. and a little later
the ni;eifiver also. after which the steam
made for this port Efforts 10 recover
the property have been fruitless. although
search Is sim being made.
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insurance Companies Settle With
Fafrhaven salmon Packers.

Specis. Dispatch TO the Post-In,eiligencer.
FAIRHAVEN, Nov 23-The insurance
on the Aberdeen Packing Company's re-
cent IRE has been adjusted at Sso.0o. The
total loss was $1,000. Contracts for pre-
.iminary work and material have been let
for the reconstruction OF the plant. The
machinery Will be made In Eairhaven by
the new machine shops which have just Sc
cured site on the water front
The .Fairhaven Packing Company's losses
S2sa1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24

OLYMPIA. NOV. 23.-The state board OF
land commissioners has soid lots and 8.
Preston Of seat,ie a for 'A ssss and lot
block -. Seattle tide lands. TO G. " Par
sons. for xlo1-5n- II. G. Bond. of Seattle.
has purchased six lots tn block I. Ballard
Seattle. three lots in block I, Ballard tide
Lands for S42f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer.
OLYMPIA. Nov 1.--Is II a custom
among state governors to exchange copies
OF Thanksgiving prociamafions. Gov Rog-
ers has received copies OF prociamasfnns
from nearly all states this year Among
them are some curiosities- That OF Gov.
q, W. Atkinson Of West Virginia. il per-
haps the most odd. IL consists OF nothing
but a long series OF passages from the
Scriptures
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24

PORTLAND. Or. Nov. e3-Three steam
ships, the Abergeldo. Arab and Mango Ma
ri. have been engaged for December lead
ing a, this port. These three steamers
will carry TO the ORIENT nearly 1000 tons
principally -four and wheat
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Infeiigencer
CENTRALIA Nov 23-Posinaaster Ben
edict has given out the report Of the mail
matter received and sent out OF this office
between Oetober-2 and November &. IL Is
summarized as follows: First-class matter
received. rs pounds: sent cut. iss pounds;
seeond-ciass matter received. 80 pounds:
sent out. 2IT pounds: third and fourth-ciass
matter received. ig1 pounds; sent out. ios
pounds. foreign. sent out. 2 pounds. total
mail matter received. s.Bs pounds; total
sent cut 1852 pounds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24

san FRANCISCO. Nov. S7.~-0n boarf
the transport Belgian King. tnss arrived
from the Philippines. ia the body ~ MAJ
Gav Howard Of OMAHA. who was k!iiss on
October Il. near A-ayat. he aas a son II
Mai Gen O. .. Howard retired. The
besy was placed pss the transport after
funeral services had been held ~ Manila
on the morning Of October =. II viii -
saYt 20 Omaha f5y infsFmsat.
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storm In Grays Harbor.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fntellgencer.
HoQt'TAM. Nov. 23---Trustee spit buoy
No 2 AT the entrance of Grays harbor.
went airift during the recent storm The
storm also partially destroyed eight or
:an bents Of piiing NJ the extreme end OF
the new Gravs harbor fetty. and work
has been discontinued for the winter
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GEN. WOOD CONES HOME.
STARTS FOR NEW YORK UNDER
ORDERS FROM WASHINGTON.
santiago Papers Think He Is Ia he
Appointed Civil Governor OF
Cuba. Hut Washington Authors-
ties Decline to state His business

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov, Fin ac-
coraanee with cable order 70 report IN
washington at the first opportunity, Cen
Wood. military governor Of this province.
accompanied by Lte:it Brooks, VIII star
fer New York tomorrow b. the transport
Mcpherson lie says he does not kno~
vhv ne has been summoned bot suggests
as probable a conference based upon MS
recent suggestion that the American troops
xnotila be withdrawn and replaced by u
ban troops. ofhcered by Americans.
The local papers, commenting upon ihs
srip. which they believe has TO do VITA
Gen. Woods probable appointment as caFls
governor Of the island, express regret AZ
ais renewal from the department. but say
,hat he will accomplish much more good
fer the province II transferred 20 Havana
Secretary Root VIII Not Talk.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Z5--The statement
.ha. Gen. Wood IL coming 70 Washington
IL affirmed in official circ.ss nere. seere-
.a-v Root admitted that Gen Wood was
coming here on "buAnness," bot ne de-
c1sne4 to Indicate SIS nature.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24
Roy Killed by Trolley Car.

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. 23.--Walter How
ell. aged II years. was run over and killed
this evening al SeIwood by an electric car
"a bicycle and rode across the track in
front of the car. which was backing UP
slowly
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Special Dispatch 10 the Past-Inteligencer.
UNION CITY. Nov. 2s.~Ssven inches OF
rain have faHen here since last Friday aft
ernoon This hes caused the Skokomish
river 10 overflow the whole river bottom.
As far as reported. however. no damage
has heeu done except TO a few small
brfdges
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24
cuERoKEE TREATY KILLED.


KANSAS CITY Nc Sev. "a Star
sve~sal from Tahieguah. I. r. says.
T~y, Cherokee council toasY, by "a vnte
ce is 70 = declined 20 extend the tire for
congress 20 ratffy ire late tsheF9eee axrs~-
Fz.s~.s TITS kflI@ RE s-eAtY Tor sff tire 70
s-sra. ard leaves de s-eser3sees - tse azsr-s
az ms. czrtss bal IN all la details Az
nt1ernzss viii b. rla1@ 20 eg~ate . Tea treaty.
ia AGA : measure VIII b Ssecmssssl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24

Special Dispatch to the Post-In.elligencer.
CENTRAf.iA. Nov. 23>Superinsendent
OF Schools ID. r. Van Tine has issued his
regular monthly report of the Centralia
public school The registration for Novem-
Der r. ez3 with a percentage ct attend
ance Of 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24

SAN rgANgtISCtp. Nov. Z-Sew eases
~ srna Ylrsox ws~. discovered today among
the enlisted men Of The Forty eight tool
orexiD infantry. now In quarantine At
Angel island This makes eight eases
at thai gtAtl4fa
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DIVER nuRkAL DISCHARGED.
Employer Intfmntes His Descent "a
Anaesnna Was Imaginary

Speessf Dispatch - tae Post-inseiaganc@r
TACOMA New. I.-~Gant Walters ~ tHe
Pacific xrecsinr Company. announced to-
aay that DIVER +. c. BarkAl - no longer
IN his employ. Burial claimed 20 have
reached the saTksa ship AnSsiara. lying
so fest below TIE surface ~ TRceaa hzF-
esar cart. rs Alters - SATISFIED that 8urkzi
used DTS trzza gtn&ttaB n relating sosne %
hix diving exploits AID g POW .s>oSsF1g
essr a caraYs teHs diver Is c1atsE3st RS a aTk
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer.
HOQrfAM. Nov. 2s.--Aii the large log
gfng camps in This vicinity have closed
down. The large concerns have formed
n combination and are holding all logs
In the water for higher prices Fir now
sells for $3.50 and spruce for s. per i,Co0
feet The loggers want S and Sc.
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WhISk BrcCInS
4 uttje Deauty foe
10 Cents
ZelH1t72zzcu
OR. of secoad Ave and Columbia 8. Tel Main II

clerks monthly stipend from s. 10 SO and
the treasurer,s salary from SIS 10 800.
The council has taken preliminary steps
toward replanking portions Of Harris ay-
enue and Eleventh street. the two principal
business streets OF the city. The estimated
cost Of the Improvement h &oa.
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Arprai.er. OF Military Rr.erxe.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s--Georse w
Cook Thomas Duffy and owen Dunn. Of
Montana have been appointed by the inter
ior department rs appraisers of part OF tba
For, Iasinu.s abandoned military reserya
ia Montana.
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VIII sau November -.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sov. 2 The Forty
second infantry Ass nrsered today 10 sail
for the Philippines November q on tho
Transports Columbia axs5 Dotnyvostock,
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Eairhn,~n Numtripal Matter..

Special IpsxYassh 20 the post-Infsiigsscsr
TAIRsAyE< Nsv. --The new salary
axIstssscSe e Tx.yaAyeo raises tbs S1x
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TWO MORE TRANSPORTS TO SAIL.

report from Capt. LuetZe as dismlssing the
last hope OF saving the Charleston.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30
! Big Tree.

II operating o. LeoE Pole creek ib=
Hamlet ( S;.o;h L-nb=- Co, q
Charleston. o1= DAP last E+sk 3'saoT-
srsi Z poplar tres q uans1al zz=
Standing i q :solzi=3 .r'oi q ;hs E3s
0: small mountain. he i-e= was
s9u13 II s7=-! -ss2ec:, AZ t5rss
-=c ~s.= Sc. u To-k 70 Il; i dow.
II -ss-:.s3 81 Ia: days cb9EI:og 10
T., re ;:==. is z,--p measured :
.-.1es se1oss an IL bo3! q II. tre=
vas % :=.- i .sog-h- Tt=1 :. ,ook -
-s- II :1-- oTs: oos Is :oct ss.t.ol
.: IL l3z al sg1t t.rsss Il SKID
i, Tie Cher sections :o,,o*=3 IL
rs. y .5s sz- MI. All ~ veteran
.--bs-ns1 rs-= surprised waso .1sT
!suo3 liz; >. 900 -; {: Mercantile
Lumbar was i IL t.5 trunk. Tie
ss-.s. ,ooks3 5.E Il; liz company
szy: i : prepared :. bark :As Ee''.d
ssa.1s: any e=a-a;.aE t-o- ias Cal
!!..-.s Lumber 3a-qs-E1,i1rgs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30
Faithful Unto Death.

Mss Elizabeth Jones died last weak
On Canpbell's Creek. about u miles
from Charleston. She would have
been I04 years Old had she lived NJ
II January NEXT Her death i tie
ending q romance s1ch as l. seldom
found II real life, and The story Of hsr
faithf1lness 70 The memory Of her lover
]. one that : not oAso found outside
q sctioa- In h=y early vonazboo3
she Ezs engaged ID BE- married 70
Young member Of tie virginia militia,
who vent OH II the s=rvic. q the
United States II The nay q 1872 He
WIS killed zt ALEXANDRIA, Va. o. Al
gust ,, 1914, Il skirn,sh with lie
British troops- Ihis vas fsE DAYS
previous 10 The 3zte 81 ;o- lis oa--
risgs With Mss Jones When he
news q hs death reached hs- she Vas
almost b-oEsnbssr1s3, and although
s5s shortly attt-Eari recovered Leg
usual .r:r.is All Ess cheerful and
Es,oons companion u al hs- friends,
sic cherished rs 1enory 10 Tie day
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30
WOMEN II TROUBLE.
he Approach OF Motherhood Is TIA
Occasion cf Much Anxiety 20 An.


Occasion q Much Anxiety % An.
Erery wo-xn 6resis The ordeal
through which she nDs- pass n bacon
ing a mother Tas pain and suffering
Which "a II store fO- her - q source q
constant snIie1y, far and dread, TO
ssy nothing q the danger which TIE
cuzinE iocl5slf entails Tie !0!oCs
equations with which SIC looks for
ward 10 tty's coming gives WY 10 II
Undesirable dread q the ordeal Thea
she fully realizes TIE critical and fy!ilg
event which VII sooa approach aid
h.vs 10 De endured
Women should hail with delight 3
rer.a3T which ilsurss 20 them IL
rlu1ity from The pain, suffering sod
danger Incidental 10 ehild-besrins-
S1ca re3edF Is now o=s-eo, and
women need Do t=sr l0lFs- I1s hour Of
czi}ob5r1h- Mothers Friend IS
scientific liuia=1f-zDd Il use6 before
Confinement, gently and surely prepares
th= body to- 1hs great requirements
s-5d c1S-ges Il i undergoing insUres
safety 10 t,0fh mother sDd child, sod
takes h@- through I5e eTelI Win co--
r.-zIlTs esse soo comfort Tins wC--
6=-tul remedy j. praised by every
To-.1 VINO rs Used Il
WIS. wo-nsn . lot interested n
Mothers Frieo6." This wonderful
rea-dy hss ban Tssied and its p-icS-
less vslDe p-ovsa by TIE eIperieoes q
thousands q happy mothers who
hxv= ased Il ouring lhs most critical
PERIOD q wo--a1's lif-trz approach
AID elimination % motherhood
Il tss ECa their everlasting praise,
tc- Il care them hslp and hcE= n
ilei- most t-Tj1E hou- s.d Whs1
u0ss lee6sd- ETerF WOMB rs! soma
Oar ue-d Mothers Friend Ias
llItla book. Before Baby Is Bon, y
telling eli shout il. and Eb=1 Il should
be us=d, VIII prone O. grast interest and
beos5E 20 81 eIE+-cIz1l mothers, add
vii IL szu- t--s = E-y address. upon
so-lsez.!oa 70 tha b-z1-=5 Regulate:
CC--rE-T l-.s-ts Ga
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30

II o.5=. has teen -ss1=3 - lie :.
4 O =oEoz@=H 10 AVOID t1e 1ss o:
P1-ou.c r.Te- wz-ry ~ tbs.- .oco-o-
,.7=. Tie o-5s. adds --aH water
: - hard q o-r engines iast Es
--s. s-or Using !.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30

Joseph S15ckfor5. q Eo3s5o1- Ne.
h-a-e s5-= running tgr seventeen
yez-s ard cured lis pies q .ong sizoo-
Ing % uSuE DzN5-i's WITCH Hare
SArz l. cu-es a. ssi1 diseases ! q
g tS-u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30

II you Sccur TIE ~orl6 yoC ~. never
su6 > remedy esGzi - ore Nl-Die
Couxh-Cur says Editor Fzckl@r- O
me MiczooDy. Ia Hustle il cu-ed
Is family q LzGriYp'= and saTes tno1s-
z-5s from p1eC051iz- 5rucchiils- group
sn5 A. throat 4.6 ing troubles J q
u oSo1-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30

NTioos OF dollars = The TslU. paced
bv Ms Mary Bird. Harrisburg. Pa. OF
The life O. 1sr child. which she saved
from Group by The Uss g ore Nlnut.
Cough Cur II cures =. coughs Gods
and throat ard lung troubles J O.
Gibson
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30
Beauty L. Blood Deep.

Cseza bod us-s Z c,s.n SKIN No
b@zu-y without T. CsSsrsts, CE,oE Cz-.E--
&c l.szn y0zE bod and keep = e1ssn- By
s-Irrluz ID TIE lk-y LIVER ED5 o-Ivl-g a. II
r---l-Se. from y. bo5y- Bezll today -
tzussh -z-p-es- bo5Lt bso:cbes, blaekbsz5s,
z15 Tax SKY bIIsoEs cozplexloo IT takE-E
Cssc.-s-s.-5ezu-E az 1-z c>1ts Al o-lg
s-s-s, s1sIs;zcl50a E---z1-e-d. l0c, 81, Sic
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30

I;is announced thai he B. 1 Q.
Rsilrosd VII build lev passenger
stations al Grafton and Fzir2out-
Ttsv are ues3@3
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-11-30
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81 Sns1ko5ose golc1.ol. II s1eei Nay Il
1852
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