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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
PETERSBURG
New England Newspaper Men viii
Not Come.
Annual Meeting OF the Trarc,,.,.
PcafectiYc AaSnc;niion kccor,
mendcd 70 President HscIx;n,cx
Fer Appointments.

Petersburg, Va, March 14.-It had
paper League representatives would
have been here to-day. and all arrange
ments had been made To give them n
most hospitable reception. but as the
merchants of Petersburg were unwill-
ing To pay FOR an advertisement of the
city in the Southern edition Of the pa =
pers which the members of the league
represent they have determined not to
come here as the following Geographic
correspondence will explain:
Petersburg, Va, March 10, 1899.
To c. F. King, Esq. Manager New
England Newspaper League. Roa-
nokc, Va:
We have arranged to entertain
league but unwilling TO pay for repre-
sentation in special edition; shall we
still expect you?
Answer our expense
(SigneO j. NJ. PLEAsANTS.
Mayor.
Roanoke. Va, March H. 1899.
To Hon. Jno NJ. Peasants, Petersburg.
Va:
Pressure for time will not permit us
to visit points where there is no desire
for representation in our Southern
edition.
(SigneD c. T.. KING.
MEETING OF THE T. p. a.
Post &C" of Travellers Protective AS
ISOLATION held its annual meeting last
night in the Y. NJ. c. \. Hall. Pres
ident II. T.. Stratton in the chair. In
spite Of the Indictment weather a good
iy number turned out and were well re-
paid for so doing. as they were favored
with the presence of Messrs. c. W.
Saunders. Jos. Wallerstein and Colonel
Cu!pepner, of Post a." Richmond.
who highly entertained them with
pleasant and instructive addresses re-
garding the good accomplished ana be-
ing accomplished commercially. through
the 7. =. y. throughout the coun-
try.
The election of officers for the year
resulted as follows:
Presdent-H. u. Stratton.
Vice President-Frank VI. Dalton
Secretary and Treasurer-R. w.
Prichard.
Delegates to State Convention. which
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
DIED IN GRAYSON

~ dispatch from Independence. Grav-
son county. says: Captain William Bry-
ant, of Fox. this county. died Friday
and was buried Saturday. lie was one
OF Grayson's best citizens. lie was n
man Oh great wealth for this section.
hut with all his wealth he was onn nc
the most transformations men in the
county and a kinder hearted man to The
poor than Uncle Billie bryant" as he
was called, did not reside in Grayson
county.
lie lett eight children, five of whom
are married and settled off in life h,ndN
someiy provided for by their father.
The other three were living with thci,,
father at his death ana were gencrous-
ly remembered in his will.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

An eminent scientist re-
Gently said: "Cod-liver Oil
is truly a wonderful COM
position. 1t is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease
SCOTS Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophosphites, it rcbuilds
worn tissues, enriches the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
stops drains and wasting.
Consumptives, Diabetes.
pale or thin people, OF nurs-
ing mothers, should remem-
Der this. Do not accept a
substitute.
soc and $500. all druggists,
SCOTT S BOVINE. Chemists, New'York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
NEWPORT NEWS
Arrival Of CoIored Troops From
Santiago.
Mr.. Young VIII Take Evidence Prop.
ositou 90 Vote Bonds For Street
improvemcnta-Cnr.o Of ConI Eor
5lanilu.

Newport News Va, March l5-'rhc
United states transport Sedgwick. for
merly the Chester. arrived here ycster-
day at noon from Santiago, having
aboard the Eighth Illinois Regiment of
colored volunteer infantry, Colonel j.
X Marshall. The troops are stnl
| aboard ana probably viii not dlsembarl
until tomorrow afternoon.
The sedwicll passed in the Capcs
yesterday morning at oclocl, ana an
hour later anchored Oft Old Point COM
fort for orders. She WAS boarded by
one of the quariermaster officers from
the Fort. who at once took charge OF
all supplies on board.
At 1880 o'clock the ship weighed
anchor and came up To the city, am
chorng of the old Dominion pier.
The Sedwick is ID large white ship
and resembles pretty much one OF the
warshlps as they used To appear when
visiting Hampton Roads before the war
colors We're donncd.
On the Sedgwlclk are Sc officers and
l,Gl9 soldiers.
The departure of the Eighth Illinois
from Santiago leaves only five regi-
ments there TO man the garrison,
1t was stated this afternoon officially
that the troops VIII not be taken OF
the transport until Tomorrow, probably
in the afternoon, and they will bc put
aboard the cars at once IN order that
there Will be no minsling with persons
of their race in smallpox infected sec
tons of the city.
In addition to the troops the Srdg-
wick brought several army onicoWs ana
q number of wives of officers and sol
dicrs in the regiment.
ON board are Captain Aldridgo. Ninth
Immunes; Captain Manning. twenty
third Infantry; Lieutenant Bishop
Twenty-third Michigan: Red Cross
nurse. who was thc only white lady
women who are with their husbands.
there were n number of Cuban women
who married soldiers ut Santiago The
1-ycar-ol baby Of Mis-. Jackson died
EN- route TO Newport News ANA win be
buried here.
The Eighth Illinois loft New York for
Santiago August ] and arrived there
August l.. The regiment left Santiago
for Newport News Saturday morning.
The mon were supplied with over
coats to-day.
The train which will take the troops
West will be made up in thre. sections.
The first section VIII leave Newport
News tomorrow evening about 6
o'clock a:.d the Others viii follow in
close succession.
WILL TAKE EVIDENCE IN CON
TEST.
Congressman Young has notified his
representatives in various parts ~ the
district to begin the taking ~ evidence
in his behalf in the Wisc-Young Con-
grcssional contest. He viii not begin
taking his evidence in Newport Ney..
Tor some time yet.
BONDS FOR STREET IMPROVE
AIENTS.
Now that the difference between the
city and the Newport News ana old
Point Railway and Electric Company
and the Delaware County Trust, Safe
Deposit and Title Insurance Company.
of Chester Pa, are at an end. the city
officials can now turn their attention
TO the proposed election to determine
tile will OF the people in the matter OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
COAL FOR MANILA.
TRULY EDUCATIONAL.

portsmouth. Va. Feb. %. 1899
''."l EDITORS OF the Nirglnian-Pilct:
Nentiei"en- All educators will well
come Your plan of the Home study
Circle There is broad field de-
i1'hulnS just such work as is here out
lined.
Pubic education is penetrating the
MONIES OF the great mass of our people
"i"-NllS MS influence felt by refining the
caste OF the public. 1t is interesting To
ilN'e that more hook cases are sold in
portsmouth than i'm any other city OF
nc same 20 in the South: and this. |
"cHcNe, cam log attributed to the work
"i tnh nuhlic schools Go where YOU
,Mui. however humble the home. the
usSt books I'M literature. history. geo
~ esuSaion is required to discover
.hai the people generally are con-
vvrsaut with these books
Inc press and the pulpit. the creat
No-aUlutors Of the educational forces
Should work in unison and as closely
rrUCS'ther with the school as possible
re newspaper has its place In the
School-room, ana educational work. i'm
restricted meaning, should have It's
p'"Ve IN the newspaper; and when the
r'tSS undertakes to enter directly in
me ctI"Hs to ---ff++--tt7- the T7u177fr r.rr-
INIhs on the work of The schools along
ne same lines rs are pursued bv col
. iegcs ana universities. IL would SOON,
mat those engaged in educational ,vorl,
cannot afford to Withhold their best ef-
iiorts To second ana sustain the move
your writer's are men OF national re-
hutation and Your departments and
subjects arc well sclccted. ana believe
portsmouth will not be tardy in show
inE great appreciation of the nDortu-
hitY oNercd 10 pursue I'm an incXpcnsfvc
ana Pheasant way IL truly educational
line of reading
Very respectfully.
WILLIS \. JENKINS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

coming OF Faster In fact The exercises
this year promise To be morc excellent
and varied than has been the case here
toforc. The program embraces some
beautiful choruses. which are being
trained by Miss Florence IIlrvev. There
Will also be rendered some select lite
rary numbers.
UP jerks PARTY.
The old Up Jenlls" party is about to-
be revived, Some of the young people
over in New Town ere arraucing to
have q meet tomorrow night Then the
game Will be played with as much y,st
us if it were bran new.
y COSTLY BREAKDOWN
After more than half Il weeks dark
ness the electric lights began 10 shed
their welcome rays again tn-ni..ht.
Considering the illness oil Alanager
John Browne. the breakdown was re-
paired as quickly as could be cNuected
The accident caused several hundrcd
dollars loss to the company
PERSONAL INFORMATION.
Rev. William T Green. pastor of the
Main street Methodist Church is
passing a few days ut his former homo.
in Matthews county. Va.
Mr. Cl!it orem was to-day the guest
of Town Treasurer john Il. Lotzia' $
family.
Mir. W. s. Cross, representing W. y.
Ferguson y Co, left to-day for a trim
into Carolina.
Thomas J. Whitfield and wife to-day
transferred by deed To George Baiucs
nineteen acres i'll Chuckatuck district
for $3.50
L. Z. Jaokson's barge No. . is at The
wharf with $3.50 bags of guano Tor ship
mcnt over The Suffolk and Carolina
road. She came from Baltimore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
rror. uatc.. or.,,,.,,,,

As literary critic ana magazine wri-
Ter few mon are better known than
Prof. Lewis Il. Gates. of Harvard lrni-
Xyersity where lie holds the chair Of
itSs"r OF Literature. Prof Gates
1aursc which will be published avrry
! thursday and Friday in the Virginlan-
riots Home Study Circle"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
Hci.crin six 5Inurs.

Distressing kidney and Bladder dis.
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great south American Kidney Cure. -
II Is a Sreat surprise on account of jts
eNcecd.rs rromptncss in relieving pain
IN bladder kidneys and back. In male
o. female. Relieves retention of vii.
almost Immediately If you want
quicK relief and cure this is the rem.
edy- Sold by Wake * Martin. DRUG.
s.sti, los Water street. Norfolk. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
GUARANTEE OF RELIABILITY.

have arranged to bring before thc
people well written articles on great
historical subjects. The names of
the authors Of these articles are n
guarantee Of their reliability. ana n
promise that thoy will be read. /. is
needless to say that l commend the
enterprise. w. I. yoIrvC.
Pastor Epworih NJ. Il. Church.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
meets in this city. April 1l-T. S.
Beckwith, L. NJ. Dalton.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE,

->.Ni' NM ~ iiAE'isN i''it'
Mr.. c. l.. l.. Burgwyn, president Of
the Petersburg Iron Works Company.
WAS in the city to-day. and stated that
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce
mad sent letter to President Mcl\jn-
ley. requesting the President. To appoint
him one of the commissioners upon the
Nicaragua and Panama Canal investi-
CATION.
The schooner McGinniss loaded with
two hundred and fifty tons of black
smith coal for two coal dealers in this
city, Is supposed to have been lost at
sen with all on board. The McC;nniss
left Baltimore ON the 2Sth OF last jan
uary since which time nothing has
been seen or heard of her
On account of a change in the sche-
dule on the Norfolk ana Western Rail-
road the night collections from the
star letter boxes Will be made an hour
earlier than usual.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

Lieutenant Ito his order1v)-"H,inc
mo bcefsteak with poachcd eys. ;,
Orderly" Excuse me. Lieutenant. hui
maven You forgotten that YOU arc to
dlne to-nieht mt Countess Pampstis's9r
Lieutenant That's so! had forgot
zen It, Hring me two bcefsteaks ana
TWO po"rhed cgGs. '-Dgn Fioh.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
WILLIS \. JENKINS.
principal Portsmouth High school.

Agumaldo has sued a Hong Kong
bank for deposit of sos. 600 Did Agui-
-Indinnanolis News.
VINO is Aguinaldo?" asked Maud
WHY. don't You krow?" responded
Mamie. Hes Malay
"oh. yes How stupid of me. One of
'EoSe people who come from Malaria"
Washington Star.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

\ Methodist minister in Salem. Mass.
MS circulars distributed broadcast in
town inpuiring why men did not attend
church. Fully 90 per cent declared
mat me church was a blessing to the
themselves.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
RICHMOND
NEWS LETTER
Secretary Alger Writes Gov
ernOr Tyler.
ALL VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS
VIII Rc Mustercd Out by May 1st.-
Colonel Hodges Working TO Have
Fourth Virginia Mustered Out In
Norfolk civil Service Examina-
tiOn-Sundny school Hcadqunrt-
ers- Bcans for Snrgenni Lnwicr.
Especial TO virginian-Pilot3


Richmond. Va, March 15.-Governor
Tyler to-day received 4 letter from
Secretary Alger. stating that all the
volunteer regiments now in Cuba viii
be mustered out before the first of
May.
This means, of course, that 1T will
not be long before the Fourth Virginia
Is ordered home to be discharged. Sec
rotary Alger did not state when such
order would be issued.
Col. Harry Hodges. of Norfolk, and
late Commander of the Fourth regi-
mcnt, was to sec the Governor to-day
regarding having the regiment brought
to Norfolk for muster-out. Col Hodges
argues that as at least nine companies
are from Norfolk and contiguous coun-
try, Norfolk should be the place of
muster-out instead OF Richmond there
being only two companies in the regi-
ment from this city The companies
of the Fourth regiment are from the
following towns:
Company \. Captain Sheen, Norfolk;
Company Il, Captain Salamonsky, Nor
port News: Company d. Captain Hope.
Hampton; Company l., Captain Not
tingham. Norfolk: Company l., Cap
tain Causcy, Suffolk; Company q. Cap
tain Wilson, Suffolk: Company II. Cap
tain Wyatt. ltichmond: Company ],
Captain Vaughan, Franklin; Company
N. Captain jackson, Petersburg: Com
pany l.. Captain Brooks. Portsmouth,
and Company NJ, Captain Daughtrey,
Richmond.
Colonel Taylor is from Norfolk; Lieu
tenant Colonel Edwards is from Frank
lin; Major Tarrall is from Norfolk: Adj
jutant Yeatman. and Quartcrmaster
Higgins are from Norfolk Major
Blow. of the Regular army. is origi-
nally from Norfolk; Captain S,ringfel-
low, the chaplain, halls from all over
VirginIa.
Governor Tyler has nothing to do
with deciding where the regiment shall
be brought for muster-out: the matter
rests with the War Department. AS
n matter OF fact, 1t would be greatly to
the advantage of the men to be mus
tered out in Cuba. since they would get
pay and ration communication at the
rate of 50 cents for every twenty miles
between Havana and their homes Of
fcers would get days pay without
ration communication for every twenty
miles. 1t is probable that If the men
were mustered out in Cuba many of
,,.o,,Ia i,', :" "S' ,' ~,
ro,ili ,t ,'.cri paS III ."p', anu
Ies'uc 'herc. Al ieast one OF the oiii-
80 ~ ne r"uIth mas aircadF pur-
T ca" ,a u ME- tract OF mahoSany TIM
of the regiment are IoolIinr for sim
mar chances.
WANT CIVIT, SERVICE pr.ACEc
'-'''
Inc United States District Court
t .our', VAS oJuu!!cu u-uay Tor u civil
service examination. 1t presented much
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
NEWS FROM RICHMOND AND OTHER PARTS OF VIRGTYT

Richmond this Afternoon and imme-
uiately took steps to put in operation
the plans adopted by the convention.
This movement, which in the opinion
Oh many, bids fair to revolutionze the
Sunday school work of the State. is not
undenominational but r-denomina-
tional. and. us has been explained. 1t
Is inter denominational for the reason
that the work proposed cannot be done
by any one denomination alone.
The president of the,association.Ju Judge
II. Il. w. Duke, lives i'll Charlottesville.
but the movement will be directed from
Richmond through the Executive Com
mittee, OF which Mr.. w. X. Jones is
chairman. Other officers are Mr.. Alfred
j. Gary. corresponding and recording
secretary: Mr.. IL. G. Marchant of
Charlottesville, treasurer, and seven
teen presidents. representing all
the Protestant denominations in the
State.
HOW HE DISPENSES SEEDS.
Hon. L. G. Folkes has lately been re-
ceiving packages of all kinds of agri-
cultural seed from Congressman. He
has Il big supply on hand. The seeds
come 50 often and from so many
sources Mr.. Follies decided to adopt
some method of disposing of them. In
the following letter TO II Congressman
he tells of his scheme:
The beans | shall divide between
city Sergeant Epps. of Richmond, and
city Sergeant LAWYER. OF Norfolk. Both
of these gentlemen are greatly inter-
ested in bean culture in fact, it is Il
part of their business. l expect TO
forward q good repor. from them
The Egyptian beet seeds will he
forwarded at once to the Hon. John j.
Crutchheld. lie is thoroughly ac-
quainted with American beats and
has for the past ten or twelve years
devoted himself exclusively to their
culture. know lie will be delighted to
Try his hand on the Egyptian beet.
The green pea and lettuce seeds will
be highly appreciated by Hon. Jos. r..
Lawless. He came from the Eastern
Shore ana takes a great delight in ear
~ vegetables. lie can make them flour
ish here like a green bay tree in all
proba bility.
The radish seeds will be experiment.
ed with by the Hon. Richard NJ. Tay-
lcT. lie relishes Il good thing and VIII
devote n great deal of his time after
hours To the culture of this delicious
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
HOPE FOR GOOD RESULTS.

For myself ana friends [ return Won
sincere thanks for the seeds, and earn
estly hope ;hat the report will be such
as viii cause the Department of Agri-
culture to rejoice and that they will in
the future know to whom to send for
good reports and that in the future our
government Will not be at the great eX-
pensc OF supplying Incompetent peo-
pie.
I'm conclusion allow be one more
favor; if You have any haysced please
send me some for the Hon. NJ II. Cooke.
OF Norfolk. Va. He claims he Is a
farmer but we cannot believe him un-
III he plants the usual crop. Hoping
through these seeds for the Denort-
ment of Agriculture and country at
large, l am as ever,
Yours. etc,
"E G. EOTJ<ES
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS

sunday school people of all denomi-
nations are deeply interested in the
forward movement which was innu-
su[a.ed by Virginia State Sunday
ventlon in this city. The Executive
Committee opened its headquarters in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

This IS The regular semi-annual do
partmental examination, and Mr.. ST.
bert, the Inspector, Is on q tour of the
South. which will last several months
lie VIII hold an examination in Raleigh
FRIDAY anu from there will go to Flor
Ida. There was only one 'col1red ann,i
cant in to-day's examination and he ia
applying for position in the railway
mail service. There was only one LADY
applicant. N'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
And when it comes
0 Suit Cases here
are a few of Our Prices.

= Leather SUIT Case. brass bolts and
Weeks $500 Another and better for 81.
Another Still better for $500, and SO they
go up a. so nl
our line OF line Hand Gags and Pocket
books g complete. Come and see our eel.
cbiufel Bureau Trunk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
WANT CIVIL SERVICE PLACES.

The United States District Court
room was occupied to-day for u civil
service examinations 1t presented much
the appearance of Il school room. with
Mr.. T. g. Sibert. civil service Inspector.
from Washington. as teacher, and Mr..
John G. Fitzgerald. of the local cxamln-
ing board, as assistant. The applicants
standing examination for various posi-
lions Wore as follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
a SIG CUT I'm ALL
OUR LEATHER GOODS

Steel clamps and corners, two
sole leather straps, iron bottom,
division for hat box, S}.75.
Another larger, stronger, s4.25
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
TRUNKS, vALISES
And BAGS.

we guarantee all Trunks bought OF ia
for ono Year and repair them free OF
charge. We also print the name and ad.
dress on your trunk gratis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

STEAMER ~ X. ROBINSON,
Carrying e. Nail
On PORT Orchard and Pert Wsshinxfso
route leaves city dock sszs a. ~. calling
az South Beach. Burcheli. Briefs Yard
l Bremer.on' Navy Yard; Tsnsy.
Leaves Port Orrhsrs Navy Staffsn NJ
p. m; arrives Seattle az ?. m. =. ".
Robinson. master LILY. Bezarius -
Co. Agents. Telephone. Vain g.
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SEATTLE PORT GAMBLE TOWNSEND
ROUTE.

Co. Agents Telephone. Vain ~
sEATvLE-PoRT GAMBLE-Towg
ROUTE.
STEAMER PROSPER
Leaves City Dock tally AZ % ~ m. 81
Port Gamble. PORT Ludlow and Port
Townsend. Returning. reaches seattle -
a. m. daily. sunday leaves for Port
lsvs. P5r, e1sss = SEATTLE rss rt
at .. m. Telephone. Main g. Lilly, Boz
ssrfus d Co. agents
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
rNGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PERLET
Leaves fgnt ~ Washington street. sr To
D m. Sundays ssfe p m. sor p1~sssBt
Beach. nrenerron, = Drydeck. rnar-
dale Returning leaves siiverfai~ s.E ..
m. sidney. $40 n m Lesves Sidney sat
urday nights al SD .. m Tssephons
Main SIS
wHATcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves City dccs foot Of asin str-sr.
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and ssf1T lays 81 =
p m. Tor Ansrorres, Fslrhay@u ard What
sorn rEe,nrning. lsavs- wns'coFs ssrs-
Fare from Seattle 81
w. ". Ellis A SOW. o~u@rN
". J. Kills. Traffic Manager
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Steamer Pilgrim Ieaves 6salbrasthfs Dock
for Port Gamble and Hood canal Tas.esy.
Thursday and Saturday. A. m Fare.
FOO CHAs MADIsCS. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

FLY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE To TACO

SEATTLE To TACOMA
Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER TYLER
Regular daily trips, seattle-Tacomo
route. az fellows:
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattie-1:t. u.i5 a. m: rs. s.is
3. m.
Leave Tacoma-s:3o a. m: I. 80. . .. n
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle 40 a. m. II m. .. m.
Leave Tacoma--9.3o n. m. q 20. I'D p. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rion street. Seattle
Sundays steamer Flyer or Greyhound
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FOR ANACoHgEs. FAIRHAVES. NEW
WhATCOA ASD NA&C0GE az. n. =.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
New l.l8AmA Mkstsr.

IsAves Ytsfsr wharf every Nonsay.
WsaHessay And - dax 81 81 - 3. n
Leaves y aueoA0er 44fN.ay ant 1haTsa
Eat al 81 & an ffF HratEs direct, afrfsfE9
10 a. NJ falsa0 - Gay
a.eAvss vancouver rsfuftsy 80 m ~
IS hAteEm fasFhasfu. Araroffss ard So
atfiF ArFlF3aK seattle ! y "a. Sandy
genusrlN At AE4fnftes WifN = ~ ny
a1a 80 NaaC8uYsr wifh ffeaEsert fof Va
alff8 ar8 %ew Wesf~slnwfer ard WITH &.
+ "a trains feF AZ s. ris Easf
Fag sFe4gAt 90 pAsssgw. Apply az rsssr
y hSFf or a. office ~ Vancouver Line. No.
tai I.lfs tsl1.Ix. Tel. Brown 81
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gKAGTT RIVER ROUTE - Steamers
ekazff Queen and irene
Leaves sesff9s~-TuestaF. Sentemher u
at a a ~ Thursday September 10. q
"a m Saturday -ersen1tssF ". AZ a n.
y.aeaa Nrunf Vernon = mday NeDfnrw-
he~ 10 a. r. fr wednesday. = ptefntsef
N al "a NJ. Frfav SGT rnaer y. u
= m CsUlnE ~ p .nnnts rtan~ 'ofs Pr.
skaru CITY Mount Fsrn5n. Avon a7a
gefru- ~ oplley
Ffr rse.se,rger ara s~efEht rntes apply as
C.tv DOCK ~ y g Keen. General Man
arer TeierBoue Main =