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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18
Obituary..

Dedicated to tho memory OF
James Gaines Scaborn and his be.
loved wiio Myrtle; by his loving
and uil'cctionato mother Mrs. NJ.
1L. Scaborn.
These mortal joys how soon they
fade.
How swift they fade away,
the dying flower rcclines it's head
The beauty Of a day,
Soon arc those eathly treasures
lost,
We proudly call our own,
W" scarcely can poss 4sslcn bost,
Before wc find them gone,
But there are joys which cannot
die,
With God laid up IN store,
Treasures beyond the charging
More bright than golden ore,
The seeds which p:4ty aud love,
Have scattered here E".ow.
In fair and fertile fields ABOVE.
To ampl" harvest grow.
Jimmie though from vond:r SKI
C":""tA neither v..:* !.2r cry.
lct ": .:!.o" FIR tn. tc-laT.
Every n@.:. :.A.. Ia:t away.
Not fcG tn: aAa., t*as. IT: g.Y:n.
C...G >: Cd a." Iii :: !4AT::..
For Il: .-": 80 s"e=: :*-4.*.
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18
Notice

IS hereby given that I wiil AM
ply to j. b. Nowb"rry Judge Of tho
Court Of Probate for pick"ne Com,
ty, on tn" 2G day Of May 1899 for
IL final settlement aud dischnrrn , .
Administration OF the estate Of j.
f.. Maxwell dcccaScd.
Henry Briggs,
Administrator.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18
NEW FIRM. NEW GOODS.

Mossrs. J. II. hem and D. F.
Bradley have ed 81 crparthr"'
ship to do a crai MrrcantI!t.
business at EugeHy S. 6. They
have a splondidgleOck # good fresh
goods-nonc . stthcn counter worn
and they defy comp"titirn.
Call and sec them lin IT,: I.ath:tn
Block) and be- cDn".nc4d thal
they m can Just "hat they +ay.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18
FOR SALE.

offer for sale III acres of land
on Crow Creek, adjoining S. G.
Gioau, ". i. larrQtt and Others.
This land can DO bought cheap
and Oh easy terms. Apply to,
&. e, RopISaoS,
Attorney pickcns.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18
Notice to Mule RaiSerS.

| offer tho service Of my thorough
brod Jack to the public. He viii
be fond at home at all times.
w. ". Bowen.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18

Ionr attention is called + thr
pew advertisement OF SheprG:.
4 Jamerson. Cali and see thnn
when Mt Easlev for they ara SCI.
ling goods at o low price.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30

oscovered and exploited that exceed even
~ hopes o. the meet sansuine. The pop
Marty OF the quality shipped TO the prin-
eai markets, viz, San Franctsco and
oAer California cisias. IT. evinced BY the
Dosenss quantity consumed despite the
~ tariff placed upon 1t to aid the prin-
qpai competitors on the Sound. During
the exports were 76S.ooe tons. and the
nal output for the same period i.iiS0O
onA This xas record year for the coal
5hsng Industry Of Sanaimo although the
ulliion mark has been reached on preyi-
- occasions. viz. Lees 9eS In 1891 and
AsI0 In 1884 Hy these figures II viii
osly be seen that Nanaimc Ii In her
ssnacst times and forging ahead. II il
9Aufying to nose that The prospects for
are even better than the previous
5esr. Work Ia very steady and pay shee;s
rrsponaingly large The New Van
esv~ Coal Mining and Land Company
The following steamships running
NlSnouslg between their whsrves and
e California market: Tftanla, Mineela.
An, Wseiieid and San Matco. All u sho
ekose names. steamships carry over 500
eas OF eoAd on each trip oesiiss which
aefe Are several other steamers and sail
Is Vessels under other charters that help
Keep the niines busy.
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determined to prevent any Catholic son Of
from succeeding 20 the throne ard resolved
to bring about the advent 10 tbs crown o:
.ae Lutheran branch Of the dynasty
Lord Stanhcpe. the father Of the Duchess
Of Cleveland. convinced the Grand Duchess
s.splzaaIe that kaspar HauSr WAS hsr
soH- The grand duchess rad left her In
fans boy In perfect heath when she left
BADEN for 3 ss4ors trip abroad. On rsfuyn+
in@ sire found child DYING ard 10 dlsSg
ur~1 Tram some frssgnl skin disease thai
sns wss unable 10 say whether or rot the
boy was hers. al her Instincts ard pre-
sumptsoas telling her ths. the harry xas
net her ewss. L @as onsy after sixteen
years. when taa Earl 81 Ssaaaupe and the
Duchess % Cleveland found kaspar Hsas-
er wandering around, less sentisa1 saaa
other aweilers OF che rocks. or II TIE
weeds. that the grand dacasss xss brusg51s
TO the realization ~ her convictions a. -
the changing OF aer infant saa jas, as
she vas about 20 ackno~ lsfge asrz her sD1
ana heir, K&spar wss Aasses to sszIa by
ags u1krssn ASSASSIN. ans lef. 20 th4 warbs
a problem os undiscovered hssns4fg neser
really - be thoroughly sosvea-
Ard 50 Tn naiga:ily afraid inst wt9sn
ttes~ sses ana corr are all settled ard
.he RI rsaroszss rzayea 70 Devils EslAzz
70 neerase Capt. p-syfss. a cap and = pair
81 g4rce nsx vii - fsanG. ass Ike Ksx-
par Ha2ser. TIE aaeS ion * What aud saa
VII re-sasr nystsTys
NANCY LEE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30

der construction much larger mill and
facsory Of the most modern approved type
10 enahae him 10 keep abreast Of Tho vol
an;e Of trade setting tn, watch has grown
beyond the capacity OF the older pant
The boot and shoe factory of Messrs
Berry 4 fThurston Is yet another industry
doing a thriving business. particularly la
heavy miners shoes.
The tnieu Brewing Company. Id.
local concern under tho mAna& eguent of
Henry Reisel. has gained for itself an
ensiabio reputation. It's products having
taken many prizes in British Columbia
In thu matter 81 newspapers Nanaimo 10
we'll supplied The Ere. Press. an even
Ing daily ana also serni-9eskly. owned
and edited by George Norris, and
also the Review. q semi weekly, edited by
G. III. Cross. keep tho public we'll
posted az 20 the doangs OF tae o<i,siie
world incidentally II usight bc mentioned
TIA, the Free Press completed It's twenty
nth anniversary on April u. isss, having
been started by It's present proprietor in
1854 Tha Free Press has had to combat
strong opposition on many occasions. but
has always come cat triumphant and ssili
maintains It's position ana gives lis read
esS Tho 5eaefss OF complete selegraphlc
service.
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seem the wayfarer has mach scope in pick
Ing upon place TO lay his head.
This Criterion restaurant. open day and
night. caters 10 those who desire neal
at odd hours. Mahrer 4 Co. are doing the
only Wholesale liquor business In Ma
naimo
The Cuban Blossom cigar. manufactured
BY II. ]. Booth. has created a demand fer
itself In every town Ia British Columbia
through the excellence of the material used
The town 10 well represented in the mat
ter OF knights Of the razor and scissors.
Collins Bros. being leading forsorial artists.
The Shamrock livery Stables tA- A. Nc
Donald supply good horses ana rigs ~ all
hours
Fletcher Bros. cater to tho music loving
world u NAnaimo. supplying the best ~
amos organs and music
Thomas kitchin deyotes his time to sell
ing mines. mining stocks and real estate.
and has worked Up an extensive clientele
during the past few years.
II. ]. Hilbert & Co. are the leading
undertakers and efn1almers Of the city.
Craig Bros. general biacksmitas and
carriage builders, turn ous excellent work
In their line X. J. Wesahorn~ machinis,
does a great deal OF work FOR the shipping
plying 10 our port. besides selling. re-
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10 and from Victoria, the capital Of British
Columbia Counox Union Mines and other
northern points are reached by weekly
steamboat service.
The city Is regulated by n municipal
council. Of which Mark Bate has been
mayor FOR some years.
Nanaimo Ii the county seat, and has .
very handsome courthouse. built OF stone.
The hospital. having In connection with
II maternity home. has proved . boon
20 many a sufferer. and - under the man.
axemeut OF board OF directors elected
by the people annually.
To the miner, proprietor. tourist or
sportsman Nansimo offers one Of tho mos;
promising fclds- Tho gold and copper
mines I'm tho immediate vicinity promise
to greatly aid the town In the near future
Several valuable properties are In course
Of development on the coast and In the
interior. To the sportsman. whether de-
sirous u trying his skiil on fsh. desh or
fowl. in season. Sanaiuno district ofsers q
wide and exciting field. Transportation IL
easy. and the exceptionally good roads en-
the island conduce to comfort in travelling.
The football. cricket, lacrosse. bicycle and
gun clubs OF Sanaimo are ali In flourish
ms condition. and generally give . goo!
account Of themselves In contest
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pairing and renting bicycles Z. ". Nc
Nell. harness maker, keeps himself ana
hts patrons up to date. Tho Nanaiu,o
Cyclfng Depot. on the creecsn 10 de-
vcsed entirely to selling. repairing and
renting bicycles. and does good businesA
e. PannHxy = Co. chemists arc the local
agents for the Po0t-Iuseiifgencer and many
other leading papers and periodicals. This
h an Old cstabsished nrm and Is under
the personal supervision and mAnaxemens
Of y. McGregor Van Housen. The
other drug stores Doing business In Ma
nasnc are +. c. Stearman and Thomas c.
Hardy. the latter . hereaiist-
Tho leading butchers arc f. ouenneil
and d. II. Beckiey 4 Co. who are doing
Q large business.
One need NOT 70 on. Of Nanaimo TO OBJ
tain Arst-clAss suit Of clothes for James
Caldwell and Parkes 4 Aiken are quite
able to suit the most fastsdieus
The Grocery business az tho city ana
shipping trade 10 handled by A. r. John
sson 4 Co., Taylor. Smith & Co. ]. RI.
Mcmillan 4 Co.. the Nanaiyno Equitable
Pioneer Society. George Besslockway. 8.
4ekeon and James Hirst
The jewelry business Of Nanaino IL con-
srosied by Mrx- &. E. Roberts and r. Il.
Hiiis. W. X. Leighton has large line Of
insurance and dos a general financial
States consul. also handles insurance.
The Canadian Pacific railway and Doznin-
Ion Express Company are ably represented
by William Ac0utre. the local agent.
The NanatuaO opera house. Substantial
stone ana brick building. II managed by
William K Lotghton, and most az tas rood
shows On tho road give the city . cali. n.
Sharing keeps tho principal fruit. candy
and cigar store
The spiritual needs Of the community
are amply provided for. thsre being no
les than efght places Of worship. a. fol-
lows; Two Episcopalian. two Ms4hodist.
Two Presbyterian. one Baptist and one
Roman Catholic. not 70 mention the SALIVA
ton Army harr1ckA There 10 also Z sulr-
itualtotc association
Nanaimo 10 IN close proximity to the
city Of vancouvcg. the terminus az the
Canadian racific railway. and 10 conuecsed
b. daily fast boat. A daily train runs
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Boots and shoes can be purchased as
cheaply and OF as good material In Ma
nsiryso as anywhere else a, the stores u
w. r. Flammerfeit and George Whitfield,
who deal exclusively in those articles.
". O. Lewis also makes shoes 20 DIT the
feet Of any customer.
George N. Smart. the principal baker.
supplies his town customers ana also such
Of the vessels as may prefer buying soft
Tommy 10 making IL while in port.
u. d. Scott 4 Co. gents furnishings,
with w. Scott IS manager. though only q
new concern, are beating up a good trade
through attention to business ard selling
good articles. ]. II. Good. Sanafrno
Arflon Roouss. also carries a general fur
niture stock In addition TO his large auc-
pioneering business W. n. IAngtcn. oS
the Magnet Cash Stores. and II. McTeigh,
Of Bassion street general furniture deal
ers. also carry . large assortment Of hard
~are and other household necessaries. w.
r. Morton and Ran5ie Bros. deal exclus-
lively In hardware and sporting gooss and
lead In thesr line. David Taylor, in ad-
dition TO his secondhand wareroosns, car
ries a general the Of hardware.
Travellers can have considerable choice
in h0tes communication, there being In
the neighsorhcod OF two dozen 10 choose
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Nanaim0 n the 6rst asa aast os.ee ~
H foe the boats engaged In re Kaoo-
1sAc and Attn trade: also al v&xs<fs en-
sAs ~ To norsAern cAnn*ry uussnesa
sfop here Tor full.
me New Vancouver Coal utnsn~ ara
Land Company, from WHICH ri. vsss ..,-s.
rU q coai II obtafued, q en4<r sae ~.
sonAa supervision ~ samoei 81. Rossfns.
!. whose ability - . shrewd ara cacar
NfneSs man has been long re-cesr.
nSe1 by the leading mereznsfle men a
tss coe4. Just and honest with hfs en-
Eosee ne has earned their respect. He
= : nrm believer In unianfsm xsnour
49, and has always lent his best
enefgies TO- further AIRY project. they ynav
Rave IN visw 10 better the condition ~
tse working classes. To the credit toxh
~ enpaofsF and employed II may be saiA
sHAl curing long regime no strikes ar
any osner fsagrsemsnss OF 4 serious ma.
s1fs nave occurred To mar the harruorv
existing between the management ara "a
men VINO actually win the Goa. from .he
aanes The eoaifng facilities are % excel.
-. snss steamers earring between 500
ana $50 tons OF coal are loaded ara
dispatched in eleven hours.
u would b hardly tust 10 psss on IN
osneF industries without msn stosssnr tar
Mf Robins. although devosfnx his TINA
ana energies 10 the con1pany by which
ns n employed. takes a great inferes. in
the cftyss welfare. anss By hts timely aa-
wee. and xens~r~s donations, materially
assists the nsni,.cipai counsel ana loea.
Easf1ea0se institutions. Also. mainly
fhroukh his fundamentally, all the cosi
mined here II done ny union labor.
Minor Inaustvfes.
Although noSnsnaily a coaI mining center.
Ssnainno can show some oshsr industries
that will bear es,nar,a risen wsth ta~yar
towns. Noticeable among these /.
the Nanaim2 sawmIii and sash and docr
factory, owned and conducted By Andrew
Hassam4 cx-member Of parliament Mr..
Hasaam. In addition to the sawmiii and
factory. owns several large and vasuahie
timber limits fn British Columf,ia. one
thing greatly TO his credit II that he en-
picys white labor ONLY. The business has
increased 10 rapidly that there 10 now I'M
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ca FANCY LEE ON 81
~ PRESIDENTS MOTHER.


cease IN occupy themselves With as"
Emile Ias2bss's career has been ors Of
steady progression. n gaoi asasEsss EsAn,
enjoying the confidence os Ais fellow cltk~
gers, he served In The tosa council aSa
MAS made mayer. IL ISIS BE became caa~
aidAte Ter he aassonai CHAMBER 81 9eQa-
tsss AID was elected. Then we see M Lsssi+
a.. senator et the Department 81 TIE
nrosxae. then mlaisseg 81 pubic works IA
tSss he was called 20 serva as prsnge minis
ter sal fora caS4net. lG tss he Was. a1
sass death 60 NJ CAsiierne3 I~acesle. sieeEss
president az me senate. ard IN isza re r.
cesssa shs highest gisG Of sa* pespas~~tlss
ssa~stsen IT president 90 Frame
To IRE aeav als woman wao saessgh gaore
stsan fsur-soers seay4. st!Il aoids ths resns
Hs her gc>vsra ascut weI II ssrs tbs pro-
xY~sssoss az an henest mar straight frera
sae farm 80 TIE scsssn raaSt - daily
benssss ster.
To se4r TIE s1he - asr E<Hlsss sr}-
ssness n ka@w fisas Ear sssv & fsrss TIC
sg.sg size ATHEIST asg cSaii not bare s~en
is railing sn3 helping nssses. mus ~ a
wstrxrfsnS 90 Soy.
TIE axen>ens % fa--u Is ecs a sine
cure. All Say she gees. here ara there.
sesa1ns Jean thA. re stock - better cared
fer. ordering Pierre 20 3is ssrs AID Dave
sh~rv rrstssng pretty ANses2s Asssgsr e
the nsssserss sweetness. ara g&nehirg ~.
-zsxs4x s>eeN - Mare - s1s consents -
ssara a. NarFssas fer Use Etsis nsw eor<er
nss.sns ta sss sapry mothers arz.s
When re SAY - dare xn3 sAe stFs 1zies
iae ssSsCrssrs apaie tree astsnsas 70 sha
ssrxse .. THE homecoming strss sea-tr (
he s-oalnx % IRE Hsweors as ssey vssss w1ss
each ether se tAa early twsl4sst. fAe Essre
cr1y - To kaewr ~ sssr ~ asF $50 :siss
She xr4ssst13 a cSsassl Sssssz7 enss "a te TTst
sy .n>sse wAe w1ssSsc al Mess~- Safase >
soxs. resssses the ngsAssss seasf. Asj Ma
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tsrny," the Rainbow" and that vision OF
white delight. the Gala Lily" We can but
unne IN a hope that iae physicians err In
judgment and pray that tie evil OF blind
ness be averted. The strong rays OF the
calcium lights thrown on the strong coIars
have injured Miss Fulier'z blue eyes She
has kncwn sor long time that her eyes
were hurt. bat SAe has dung 20 her art
hoping azains; hope and GisA anguish in
hsr heart, gayiy dancing amid the bril-
lance Of the rainbow before a delighted
sudssnee.
NJ I.eer.raier the secretary OF Col Hen
~. who suicide. last August because ~
his treachery IN ina r~syfus revision. has
followed he example 81 his chief and gone
where We Aor& ihe Drev.ss -ranGal - not
mentioned. II RE Figaro continues 10 pub
isa facts before the caart OF cessation and
many more 0. the rts-Dyryfus4;es commit
sGscsiS % sy the country. soor ,he Tr~y-
sus Eesnsa! will equal the tradition &C Kas-
par Eauser. ard re 80 eur generation ard
tines The ;ariiIInS ard unexplained -
nance ~sich for wears agi;atee ou- ar
Sessars N sanay France
Alrros: every thinker q, ore time CT ar
ether II his OF aer U,e Las heez interested
Ia tAe -0-ar.sc historical question % -whso
sx4 wsa: was Kasga- uaase- TIE story
which N many forms has hwwflaexed
ard h4fTe1 TIE reader. the History e ire
ma1 81 The irus mask. I'll. always ~ sr-
t@rrre7e1 hy he .st.nsr according 20 als
cvr fancy. each person discovering n rev
seg 1T which 20 hang re cloak which has
- thoroughly concealed :he person ot the
Imprisoned Boy. TIE Boy VIE. brought 10
sr complete s~ciSsssoa. taagn. neither 70
Rad 19r 20 write, almost e1rp~.tea TITO
I1sscy. r-zrsge! - esrane an5 was sssx-zs
wandering outside re gates - Nuremberg
Prem Its appearance he EGs supposed -
se About - ysarx ~ age TIE rsaea~ss %
Cisvsssrt. Lord Rswse-y's mother. s=tsr-
esesc/ hsrsss II RE boz IA. managed -
cssistt sct % evidence wntch asru-e1 he-
Lax kssca- Eavse- was tse SO cs ses
Grar4 Duchess st@phzrse 81 ssass~G .aors
81 daughter ~ SaMef@~- T. ard sA.s ~
had h~en xs&aa7es ARD exchanged ssv
Ec-.sx-4 esss4 ss his :~ntsr inearey by
tkAf pclxscAl party u pa4ea wnseA vas
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xANAIMo. 3. O.. Arra

-ANAIso. b. r.. AsrH 3.-Astn.
&X a.esi 90 the east coast ~ yan~
coavsr island. British Cn1nmhfa.
s the city OF Sanaimo q probably
fr known 90 ms Inhabitants Of tho
3srn cities Of the nesghboFfng repubiie
" any OK tbs ether cities Of British Ca
otGa Tnosgh only ranking thru. With
E&epsIssion o. about s.noe. the quality az
5 pg3ncipal protlat. coal. has carried tts
- 70 many lands. The natural beauty
\ No surroundings strikes the ere Of the
veIer frtsrsng the city by steamer II
Isdsl pleasant manner. Built on 4 nen-
E sl0pe rising from the wses~. hacked
! hsra mountains the site seems rst-
NY Intended for a towu. To a Sea-
1sng man The harssur fs . haven of
1etT, being surpassed by none I'm that
p9eG on the Pacific coast. The anchor
#k 4 excellent ars4 allows the passage, Of
oets ct the largest draft to coal al The
aryez OF sas New Vancouver Coal
apnny The harfsor IL proseea<s: from
- Gsif Of Georgia by n chain Of three
kuds, between .go OF which q deem. safe
1 age may be effected. The islands are
sed respectively Gabriois, Profession
- Newcastle. ard are ali covered with
heavy growth 81 timber. which checks
- wind thai rsfT arise On the gulf The
4ssSnnaefa has paid great deal Of at
f1Dn 10 clearing this hsrbor OF rocks
- keeping the channels drAdged Al
- tins 81 writing III. ~ survey shin
MA IL engaged IN making cofnplexs
- chart, showing ali soundinxs ana
n1lty Of anchorage During the period
- most CT the coal carrying was done
II sailing ships II was no uncommon s;rat
nee large fleet anchored In the hars,ov
n,ting turn 20 load. bit now, the prtn
- coal fYeightlng being done hy
nmer. quick dispatch liz the order Of tho
-. and pacsuresquene@s IL giving way 20
= N.Y.
II The Coal supply.
aGpai, being ne sfnewa OF war and com
] prce, And the principal prudncs az Ma
7 mp ~ mentioned heretofore e a6SH be
II 70 speak OF IL at sarne length. The
DCay Of black diamonds In Nanaisno ana
unity In not oniy abundant bat appar-
] 1b iilimiiable. ~ new fields are being
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ERuaps the most interesting old
,a.lx r., Fame t,,s.ax, ia MaAarne.
rysatset. The mother az he newly
made president Madame tsoa.
nj Is S6 Years .tlf he. sha - css az
gssnslh art. vf9ar assa ..arsses as thp farm.
sAsea ]. - ~ ss..s. ,~,..., 49,. - NJ.
saA1Se situated &, .he ,sss,.vsr.,ev. - shs
Nyun.e gr, Ssssss,xaw.aY.. x>vm.s.s ,T-s- .,,,,.o
TART ~ 80. ia t.s,s sA,uss kf,,g,f..
s&seer.ul h,nev. sa.,. Fs,i, ~ u~lnx;a~ sns
ptas. nsa~s~s.s sr~Ss w4,h M. elsf-rash
ksea ws,ste cao sie>s ,,narr her chs Win .
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TO DISCUSS a LAW SCHOOL
Regents 81 Cnivernisy CAN . Meet
tag Of Judges and Lawyers-

TIE regents - the university wsli 1ol1 8
Ereeslng at tbs Chamber u Crsz rsx
Wednesday a. > o. 20 AXE snso sszsst-
critics re Eity &C establishing a
~ scAasI Sc eennecrcn wssh fhe EssseT-
ssty. TaSy hare srvs.sd tae Ease Asc
Feaeras Judges ar1 re members % TIE
seAy e seat IL 70 se present .. the nseee&Gx
s~5 cypress tsesr views ccrcerrsnx sss vn
asstzxszs~ The Regents aos~ ss&-s NIL -
a large assembly ~ rrcreee STA tsss IA s
vets. xrz STRAIT tS< wsestsNn MI - faeg.
ssz3asy sffA-E&~se6 sn al IS AesTsrgs
Tss rrfsetx II. ~ sAe arsEsan sa9s saayA
- . good field stre 80 Nsra AZ iEssfsssscn
- shs4 rrSpcs<s. and that Z gAs iswyers
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From commercial point Of view Ma
naiuo has many wfds~awake business men,
foremost among whom may b mentioned
&. f. Stevenson. general cofit;er and
clcsht~r. who has three large separate
stores under one roof. One can % fitted
out here from top 10 toe.
The other prominent dry goods storea
are kerf by c. T. Masters. David Spencer
and ]. 3. StannArd
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from, the favorite one for travelers ana
tourists being the Windsor house. Green
4 Martin. propvistorA The other LEADING
hotels are the Central Fitzpatrick 4 Mer-
Ger: the Palace. H. l. BATES. the Crsecent,
W. Heppis: the Oriental. A. Dunlao; The
Provincial Mr. Stevens: the Nanaimo.
Cough 4 Evans. the Old Rag. J. E. Jsnk-
ifis. the Commercial. Thomas O'Donneal;
tho Globe. A. Hender1o0. r Win thus b
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OF the state win take an interest In the
matter and sivc II couutenAnce and assist
aucs IL can be- made q success. The meet
ing OF the regents On the day mentioned
viii be devoted TO this matter exclusively
WAGNERtS hand and Mrs. Edmunds.
Madison park. Sunday Afternoon, 2.J0