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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

FOR SALE- ,.ss..a'.ls eos
ts.e residence "a SECOND - ala
<trevt. TeTIsts reasonable DO
information apply t.
NgS. u = CoLLls-E.
OxfrEd. Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
letter. SAT- I'heur1 aat eerema,

letter. Szn- kesrr aa1 Ecxcm..
Tae Intense itching and sm1trIu :.
szxba1ut 60 these diseases. \ Instant
y s,l1yed b. applying Chamber
izia's Ere .st skin or tnieus
Many gesy oat cas- have heen
rsrmxn@atix e-Irrd bv H. IL !.
s'g-salIy efseieaE for ifehil- plies
sFss< tsvorsse reraedy for sJEs NIP
sl-ss chapp@d hanss-. es2zibta5-ss,
irust bites and enrsnic sore eyr<
-sscts- per b9x- Fnr sRl- b. z T.
c1-.t.Sz 4 Co.. Oxford Mis- T. y
PetrLs. AbasvisIse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

VIZ NtzEF Div pErs- At N-z
Orleans. INg L. Sgurr. ls4E. Pas
Agent. Nenpais- : q Hszs ne
Ilir. Pass. AgsHt. t'iaeianatL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

s,kess aH.i t4ii gufsrils a15.9u - Is
rf-ss "a epanec. tsu Eish 49, alive
e-r b. .a.i - a..uss us tHs --teu
srli ami caEuectiaE bass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Mrs. c. :. Watson. died at
her LONE on Depot street Oh
the evening of the liza, amer a
lingering illness from cancer
Nrs. Watson Was a native oi
Ripley. Mis-, and had beeR a
resident of Oxford tie past ten
years She Vas a consistent
christian aud member Of the
Baptist church. She leaves 4
devoted husband, one child. an
aged father and mother aad
many relatives aud lrieacs to
mourn her loss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

and Character soon enieared
her "a all whO knew her. sac
vas a con>~crstet. rcalous chris
iIsn worker. aud a. d1Hghtsr.
~ifr and mother. she waS
model a. unselfish love aud de
vntioa. She leaves a husband.
little daughter too young To-
realize her great loss. aud q
desoiais mother io mourn their
great bereavement.
GA sunday mex. =hich - the
eighth Sunday after trinity
the Rev T.. A. Neville. will eou-
duet services aud preach IN ST
PETERS church at the usual
hours The sahIect of the ~-r
mon at II o'clock. ui.i be; The
Poxer OF Love.
sir William DunhaF. the Pho
meet Scientist Of Mississippi.
u the title of a pamphlet ~
printed from 4 book pablished
by the Mississippi Historical
Soei~ty. sad written hy Prot.
=. l. I:ilsv. nj th~ Char 81 His
tory ii oEr STATE tptvrrsiiy
In ths> work ihe saihor gives
an interesting account 81 the
life xoTS Ct Dunbar sai its ins-
ppEiAmce ru oss state Daul'ar
49, to- laT-utar 81 the >ers~
pFeSS for Paekia. cotton and
the first To direct the sffe-tsSn
OF the World 10 Sae manufacture
Of cotton s.~f oil. lie siso
unssie rlorey n Important eon
trIbsrie-s 70 tn geographical
kEaSie-ig~ nj oar slate We
thsak Prof Riley sor a eSPy %
this neat little book
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

WHITES CREAM yERMIFUGE
not only enectazliy cxp~k worms,
but d unecuaied Is tonic, ana = :
cersSiu and p.rrssnent cnre Tor
Chilss ard re-er IN chfioren friSs
Is css- For sale by r. r. Chiffon q
Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Z. &. HazsoE- a. r \. Chico
" s kelboss1, l. = T. A.. g-aszs-
VILE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

NcCormlcS. ss~rTs has
iI-hless dszl ef any mover
made. MILL Agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

We regret to learn of th.
critical Illness Of Miss Emma
Montgomery. at the heme other
PARENTS near Cornerst lille.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Tue Holiness Nrs,inc will
begin at Lafayette Springs
next Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Tee Cold soda aad Lea4om.
ale - BCyytLog K BvTLEEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

lyon want a nObby StFaw
Hat a. Ses York pric~>- "a t0
NEILI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Mr.. Will Ford x2s e2FrIe>>iy
han.1Iing a pistol n Dr. Nc
Ewen's cfsee. FRIDAY evening.
and IL accidentally discharged
and shot OF one of his ansers-
This xas the ossly iaeIi~ni to
mar the qaietade OF eleetiosa
day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

The ladies Of the NiSsie..ary
society Of the u. + CAaEeA- GA
jaycsi n dslishIiEl eveaiHs o.
the lI:h iEs,-. NJ the residence
q. Mrs. ". ;. Collier DAINTY
refreshments were ssrvee- All
an interesting program carried
oct.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Presiding Elder Moreb,-ssl-
preached NJ I've Methodist
church Sunday night and held
qaartesly conference ON Ssn-
day morning lie Ns- the sae>t
nj Dr. Malone At the ~ .sHiaR-
CcII~ge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Try oar Orange Qaesn 81
Al BuFFALuE X BUFLER'S-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

John Thompson, ,eoll for
many years a noted cook OF the
town. died gu the 10th inst. NJ
ter a brief Illness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

All PERSONS Interested "a tils
Cassp Meeting are Trslaesiei Ia
.1ees an tic camp gTs,aLd saes-
s.ay. August Ist. for the pErpcse
Of cleaning up the pre- miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Tie sur-sea's kur and turnir= pastrrs ha-hl-
Grade Hvtn hrrr"sat attempt ssserr
% - di>re~rs Dr sssi>t-r's N~s
vEaa at Aaslsspc Hrti tfataent This
Hssirs snd >anrFsss Lapur-
sttTs Fl>fgA e~rtaIay earrd wuhaat
& EeTIh att~nGln. the tusrk ignorant r-shas
ter q century over - sell dern~d whaHt
tlFs te evidence b~ nanlsrrut usr
discovery las rr>1lt al taara4
srienhe ~suiv IT Ha-usHt derss tse
TIstI sCEeu5ac principles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Subscribe for the EAGLE
One year for one dollar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Aflix an Y opposite the nsme
of the candidate yOn ~Ish 1"
vote Tor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

FaUSp beach ef keys On
Second Soath street. Owues
can secure same by applying al
the EAGLE ofhcs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
.I.C. R. R.
INVOLVEMENT

taurs.s tkAet% graaa p15ns- 90
- l7as- IN fhe aea1n e. a isrEs
la.t af >-asrr1sr Resort ID saas >srsa.
IT. fass eas.hae sts.4 serN-zs &C. -
tcEts. khsca-J kin sHraHE @aai
Eogssv5f.e staht~- csr Ia rsEa
qssi.-kiy a-fs eursf0-e It's t'e rsaan
tain rssu~ts q NtFslaiL ~ Wt5as
Nour-ai1s snd sea sis.s- Is Nesr Ing
lausf. tbs IhGusAli IsEsuss-. Eh-
+zs~ sgsi forest -seorts e Nraai gan
Nlst lusib ant stiuaez..t1- tee Hot
SpFngs - Askaasa-, tbe Etsaw-
stcne Park o. the Fes,rfs g Cnss-
Fa6p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Nr. Dave Carter. We src glad
to sta.r. L. able Ia be ON the
street after an Illness of several
weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Mrs Susan Davidsoa. wife Of
Mr.. Abe Davidson. died III her
home SIX miles west o. Oxforsi-
last Sunday morning Mr. and
Mrs. Davidson we're smc1g the
inst settlers Of LaE4y esfe coGn-
~. and have for Esaay years
been regarded 4mc1z The bess
aad most useful eifixens They
reared q large family Of ehildren
$40 reside IN this coeafy and
ArkanSas Ms Davidson zas
A member Of the Presby terEsa
church. . true christian and a
devoted wife. mother and friend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Hon ! ". T. FaiknsF~ hsna
sonie residence Is bciEg eoR-
sfrurtet EapIsliy aud ~sli soon
be ready Tor occupation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Dr. REGISTER holds guild leading ear COLES
fer P"hrrEeY So Diseases AMI tor rrr
has esrmas has practise fasle EfsFers
tar ar th~ Malignant diseases gr~st
nrrva tire \ III se--e
ped saHaFtaH by him st Iss
vnrv ae dvY"trl Ca finale ssFrrrrs
II sEteFlH. eny p~eilzr sew IN
- malignant =rosth fall
n"H Of l"1r aad an honest expert opsisr
"a aale SO avue- Address.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

The remains Of Mrs Nstiie
Porter Showers we're brought
fsem Memphis TO this pIac~ last
Friday. and inferred in 81.
Peters cemetery, with large
eonecurse Of relatives and
friends in ATTENDANCE About
sixteen years ago MIA Ssovers
came to Oxford Ne fair young
1 bride, and her beauty Of person
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
Oxford Eagle.
THURSDAY. JULY ~. $50.
1. c. K. X. Schedule.

1. c. K. X. Schedule.
SOUTH BoUNr.
No. 2f.-.'ass Nail e.5s r n.
No s3-Lmited 1910 A. m-
No. 9i.- Local sreight i-i0 p m,
NORTH BOUND.
No. sl.-Fas. Vail o. u A. N
No 24.-Limited esq p m
No. .s.-LoCal Freights $50 a m.
Local freighis Do not run on sun
dAy.
G.. VI. OWENS. agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
DENTIST

TAR. p. II. WRIGHT.
DENTIST.
Orrucg-Gp stairs over / ;
LeasaIi's Stoir-
ProyE No. l1l-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

ChzaeelIor Il r. Faiion read
a Paper on the -GrOwth Of Goa
sdence Seiseea Higa Schools
and College, sf the recent
convention OF the National Eds-
estionaI Association mt Los
Angeles. czliEornls- He zsso
enjoys the honor of being elect
ed director to represent Aissis
s.ppi in the convention Of 1890
which will be held IN Charles
ton. o. r. Corson. Of Ohio
was chosen president of thi'
/ erudife body
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-30
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postofice IN Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. JUNE 80, 1899
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. j. Fred Storrer and children are
visiting Fenton relatives.
The Gas Co. has extended its mains both
east and west on Main street.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick returned from
Olivet College Monday evening.
Miss Lois Rigley has returned from her
years work in Wellesley College.
T. ID. Harris, of the naval recruiting sta
ton in Chicago. is spending the week at
home
Miss Vera Haskell gave sewing party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Helen
Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Hoyt will leave Sun
day for Austinburg, Ohio, to remain for
some time.
The pension of Jacob Il. Alliton, Co
runna, has been increased from SO to So
per month.
Prin. j. l. Bricker of Three Rivers
schools, spent part of the week visiting
OwOsso friends.
Mrs. Sadie Smith, of Port Huron, was
the guest of Mrs. K. K. Retain, East Ex-
change street, over Sunday.
Harry Noble and family have gone to
Benzonia where they will enjoy two
weeks outing on Crystal Lake.
A small son of Robert Smith fell from a
second story window of their house on Ryan
street Monday and broke an arm.
Irving Thomas received bad cut in his
right arm above the elbow Saturday while
tending rip saw in Estey factory A.
Cecil Post went to Plymouth, on his BIZ
cycle the first of the week to spend few
weeks in that village and in Detroit.
The foundations for the Haarer block on
west Main street and for the Amos block on
east Exchange street are nearly completed.
Frank Westcott, of Vernon, called on
Owosso friends Monday. He will begin
his duties as deputy revenue collector to-
morrow.
Cuyl Smith returned to his home in La
peer Tuesday after few days visit with
his parents, Mr.. end Mrs. w. r. Smith on
Hickory street.
Miss Grace Small, of Shiawassee street
and Mr.. Edward Pearsoll, of Durand were
married Tuesday morning in the catholic
church in this city, Rev. FIR. Slane officiat-
ing.
Mrs o. l.. Spragne and Mrs James Hop
kins have returned from visit with rela
tives in Traverse City. Miss Myra Atwood
returned with them and will make visit
here.
Miss Grace Woodlands Sunday school
class enjoyed an outing at Linden the first
of this week. The class was accompanied
by Misses Grace and Clara Woodland and
Messrs. Joe Osburp, Ernest Gould and Fred
Brown.
The fire whistle again blows at six and
eight O'Clock both morning and evening,
and ary one who does not have meter at
tscbed who uses the water for sprinkling
purposes at any other time than between
six and eight o'clock will be promptly dealt
with.
The old Yeats foundry property by the
Washington street bridge Is being greatly
improved by II. b. Sturtevant. Low
places on the bank Of the river are being
filled up and when the place Is ready for
business there will be considerably more
room than has heretofore appeared.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-30
Michigan Central Stock Yards, Detroit.

Cattle we're dull at the Detroit Live
stock Market, Thursday June Goth, quality
com: prime steers and heifers, s4.bb a. 50 90
handy butchers, % so a. 45 common, 81 So o.
255: Gamers COWS. $3.50 W260; stockers and
feeders, dull at So % 40 40
Milch cows, active at 5000 a 80 90; calves
active at S. "a $50.
prime lambs. $500 a. ZOO, mixed, $3.50 a 500;
culls, a. 80 "a $3.50.
Hogs, higher; quality. com; prime mediums
lass roughs. $500 a 800; stays onethird on {;
cripples 81 90 per cwt. on.
Receipts-Cattle, 765; calves 1856; sheep SOS;
hogs 1864
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-30
We pay So to SO a day
and give valuable TO our workers s Write Write

Educate Your Bowels with Cascaretss
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation foreve,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-30

DO not say you have not the money to
put In Gas Range. We sell them includ-
ing all pipeing. at low prices and on the
"Installment Plan" $40. down, balance
In from 81 to IS per month as desired.
Gas Stoves cause no horrible deaths.
They are safe. Delays are dangerous.
Uwosso GAS LIGHT COMPANY
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-30
Special Clearing Sale
q @COl0red Wool Dress Goods,
Silks, Wash Dress Goods,

Our entire stock of Colored Wool Dress Goods at Il F
All Black Crepons at. ............... ~ I'LL
10 pieces plain and changeabe Tafeta Silks worth -
CSC yard, at ................ ............. OOC
About 1000 yards of check plain and stripe Tafeta
Silks to 5 yard lengths, CSC, $125, $3.50 and 80
$l.75 grades at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3OC
piece 2sinch Black MORE Silk, worth sl70, at. 79c
10 pieces Satins Surah and China Silks worth soc ~
pieces Fancy Lining Silks, reduced from 33c -. 16c
All 25c to 4Oc French Organizes now ....... 14c
One lot 12ac to 15c Organizes at. ............ Sc
900 yards fancy stripe Organizes at ........... SIC
500 yards yard wide Percae, dark coors, at $500. Be
Wide and Welt Percaes, all colors and white
12ac to 4Oc yard
Andesons genuine Scotch hams closing prices
The 85c Gnghams .25c The Acc Ginghams
The 45c Gnghams 30c The 4Sc and Ginghams
Is pieces of l5c Madras Cloths reduced to- .. 1O5c
pieces 2Sc Oxford Chevots reduced to ........ l5t
White India Lnons at Sc SC, 10c l2lc, l5c and up 40c
White Persian Lawns at 25c, &c. 35c, 40c and Soc
White Swiss Mulls at 29c 35c, 40c 45c and up 65c
About 10 pieces Check and Stripe White Muslins
edges slightly soied, 20c,r 25c SOC and 35c -
goods to be closed out at................a. 1E12C
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01
ruE TACOMA IMPROVEMENTS.
Northern Pacific Man fata- of Them
and The a. II. 4

A Northern Pacific official. IN as Messing
The Affairs az hts read NTH tha W 47f
Street Journal Ia New York. said
Reports about our purchases are sreaf.
" exaggerated We have trsNsht twenty
passenger coaches ard ten mail cars Raf
thirty locomotives ~ TIE tfE tspe ana
also placed su order for ia freight rays
~ he delivered next fall TAAt covers u
The purchases are Just what - sad
Necessary 10 keen our causpn3ent suit
Client We have not bought Passenger
Equipment 10 speak Of tts fsaY Years 7fse
report that We have decided on extensive
improvements at Tacoma IS premature z
trGe NE have - IA sot1athsuE there fo
secure Increased facilities We juteF-i -
huid ~e.ne new warehouses. hHt n1r plans
are "ot m8tured."
. Erva~,itug the Clearwater short Ilu@
re cnHNnUeA, we are getting alNng
.n1aenif-crtiy and expect ~ have the woek
eomplrfcA hy AuEHst : Il is amusing -
So bow TcFSiNseftlv thc Western papers
,aik about oaT teottaia Vsgb sSe Oregon
haitrosa < Nayfestton. There has been
~ &csts csSs8rs Awa&nf ~ ms sr@r Ysss.aH "a
Woe TEE Nrsenn Railroad & NSvsGat an
y nft N'thin la' miles ot onT }sae. which
t@Eios az To3nt fourteen ts7f}es east -
g f9s tsT}aS Vra Yie district I,tr Oregon
- parallel as a }emE WAY sr e}zs, hslEi-
- - .eS before ira conditions vvsuti fu@-
wv tEp@the, As hey stand aew II wou'a
~ Is %F~s.ttF tac ts@ 80 Cue1-tass q VI
- SHOUTED eV+e0sf tfe SpoksH~ Fa.fs &
40 frfr <s esr Canadian legendary
ss " tr~ as mrar Il se~ltn3 4~ sac tsreRva
t+sAf5Fteas3 \ y sE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01
MORMONS MOVE TO Canada.
SIX THOUSAND WILL SOON LEAVE
UTAH ron NORTHWEST.
poets $4,000 People 10 Settle
In the Northwest This Year,
IneluAinx Latter Day Saints.

W. J. White, Inspector OF Canadian gov
eminent immigration agencies. with head
quarters at Ottawa is On hls way 10
Utah 10 make final arrangements 10 move
s.so Mcrmons to Southwestern canada
this spring. Mr.. White Is an ardent De-
lever 10 the future og tine Northwest. ana
Of the south western part OF the Dominion.
and while on his way across the CORN
neEt Is said TO have made the io.low4ns
statement:
tbs ss the greatest immigrant year
yet. Fully 81 90 new people VIII se:ilS
tn the Canadian Northwest this sFHss
and summer and settlers are also ncck-
ing into the Northwestern states al Z
rate never before equaied- OF course.
can speak with knowledge only OF the
Canadian irnmigr@ zion. bat can tell you
that IL Ii something wonderful WIN
the exception Of tie heavy movement OK
Russian Q1aksrs into Canada the itlaIsia-
grafton Is almost entirely domestic 70
America By the end OF the year We VIII
have settled 500 Russian Quakers on gov
eminent lands Fer four years these peo-
pie have allowed no marriages IN ,heir
ranks. and the married people nave been
compelled 10 live apart in order tRat ING
exodus this spring might not be hampereo
By babes in arms.
'fThe zoo Aormons whom We are To-
eating on cur western lanes eeiohs 10 tns
Joe Smith sect. They do not pEaeoce
poiygamy. and are the most desirable KIND
Of settlers.
THE movement has begun unusually
early this year. and only today received
Information from one OF cur Neslst
agents that a party of 80 immigrants nao
been started from Kansas and Nebraska
one Of these families consists OF farmer.
his wife and seventeen children. INCLUDING
three pairs Of twins
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01
OFF FOR THE NORTH.
Cottage Ctty Sails with Good largo
and Passenger List.

steamer Cottage city got away yestor-
day morning at a:3o o'clock. She had a
good cargo. having To turn away freight
Following is her Passenger list.
f. Lee. c. G.. Jorgensen. ! l. Nelson.
G I'll. Robinson. ". T. Smith. j & cal
hrant. Miss T Jorgsnseu. Faldemar IoT-
Gensen. Mrs. Iorgenseu Miss NJ. Jorgen-
sen, Mrs. Robinson. Mrs Lee. Mrs n, III.
I'M. w. III. lin. Charles III Nell, Mrs
Atweli. Charles Nct,aughy. Mrs Me
Caughy. Charles NJ Beanstade L. STAN
ford Mrs. McNash r. T. Kindcn, II r.
Whitfield, C. Browne. w. NJ Elmer, Ara.
&. Harden. John Bruce" Charles Nectar
win. A, y. Aeekcr, j w. Tlsdaie NJ Cia-
Ge't, II. Whitfield. s. Hector. & Hslt !.
Anderson, g. Nanlsy, = ~ Miller -
Brnaon. Otto Manson. A Rench. T.. Lin
erick. n. Gazelio. A. O Adesan. T. Dot
rick. =. IApstack. II. Sose1en. l.. Chris
tiafasen, O. Mobsrro. r 4 Jonnaon. Is.
Foley. +. n Smith. II. Hector. J. Ron
~rts. j J Evans. \. Ryan u Clark e.
l.ampul. II. II. barley. F. r 8es-ers W.
n. Pearson. F.. II. Parks w Wright J
Q. Holt. \. II Neill. r. \. Vance. Frank
z. Calhoun, Mrs. Lena ilsk0ist Mrs +.
Webster haward Webster. n T. Davis.
!. T. Bales w. III. Dodd II AnrrSteft.
! White George t. Jacobs Max Englcv.
~ &. orton. John Adams. John Taxlrr.
Frank Callahan, James Crowley. Alex N
Ans Fred Mctiinnis. \ Hekotst. carl
oarinan. Isaac Mimi. = T.. Forana1n W
ii. Harris, r. Martin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01
NAY BUILD NEW sTEAMERs.
y08t Angeles Eastern Railroad VIII
He Well Eautpppd

Isaac C.. Atkinson vice president ard
eoneral manager Of tlss Port Angeles East
sfn railroad, who IS Al the Hotel Seattle,
has seen tho Moran Bros. Company con-
eerning the construction Of two steam
ers. one for passengers and the other
. transport for cars across the strait from
Port Angeles to Victoria He left for the
former town last night.
No contract has yet been closed with
Aaran Bros. hut Mr.. Atkinson has OK
planned TO them bis needs. lie viii ask
San Francisco. and the Albion iron
works, OF Victoria, as we'll.
We need transport that viii carry
ten freight cars or eight passenger
coaches" said Mr. Atkinson "ans. fast
passenger steamer. The latter will likely
be OF steel about 10 feet long and Will
% operated BY propeller. Ii must stafsd
the straits at any time. They showed me
specifications and plans OF the revenue
cutter Golden Gate. which was lis feet
long. and am inclined to have a steamer
quilt much like her. However, her time
Mas only fourteen knots per hour, and
she IL not quite large enough But the
improvements can be made without diff
ncuhy. We must have a steamer that
WI make three trips a day across the
stfhits. No vesseis that have seen ON the
Coast answer our purpose fully, so Il
seems We must build them.
We have partially made an agreement
with tho people ~ Victoria and IL re-
Qufres that we should place frst.ctass
vessels on the route. There has never
1een proper kind ~ service between
Port Angeles and Victoria but when ws
nentai outlet. n fine steamer and q trans
porf Will be rcsluiFtsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-01
MERCHANTS OWN LINE.
~anx TEN SUES EyTERPRISE
Has MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
= u.nAred and Twenty-Five China
-en Take q Tenth Of Necessary
!, neck. and Americans Will he
AekeA for Balasce-Sate Returns.
~ Ten suie. the Seattle Chinese mer-

~ Ten Suie, the Seattle Chinese mer-
1eant. believes there is little question
- TIE fr,lltion OF E1is enterprise for estab-
rrh1ng a merchants line Of steamships
s1eesen Seattle and the Orient. He re-
ssngnsa from bis pilgrimage through this
seets Oregon and Montana Thursday
rsrhf highly elated over his success In Sc
esriag subscribers 70 the stock o. tn. pro-
sosad Mark Ten SUE Trading COMPANY :.
"a bearing q ouiky-looking roll, on which
aspeared the names Of rs Cinnamon who
srveed TO take Ia the aggregate 80 shares
& stock Of &io0 each.
These subscribers live In Seattle, Taco
- Portland. Eiiensburg, North Yakima,
spokane. Helena. Butte. Msssouia and
Walla Waila. and have taken a TENTH u
d. stock that 1t Is the intention shall
r subscribed. 1t Is hoped that the re-
ondnder VIII DO taken by Seattle fler-
eAasts. The company viii be organized
this week. and then will comuenee thu
solicitation among American business
~
Nr. SUES enterprise In to have a .smer-
ch1ats own" line OF steamships running
lrem Seattle to Japan. Hongkoag. Snanr-
~ and tbs Philippines. The company viii
ebArter Its vessels at first, Until business
enough is secured to justify purchasing
cleaners. and IL is the plan TO ultimately
have feet without q superior In the
noSth Pacific