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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-10
PERSON VAL.
SOMETHING NEW.


SOMETHING NEW.
one OF the new features just added 10
our store is "A delicatessen department.
IN which can be found most COM
plete line Of fresh cooked meats, such
as roast beef. roast lamb, roast veal.
roast pork, boiled tongue and boiled
ham, with great variety OF other lunch
meats
our pastry line Is the finest homer made
goods ever placed on the Seattle mar
ket.
We also have a complete line OF imported
and domestic cheese, All varieties OF
sweet. sour and Dill pickles, with many
other lines OF lunch goods. Everything
frst-ciass. Call and examine this de-
partment Of our store.
j.. g. WHEELER
Phone. pike a. No go second Avenue.
Successor 10 Haley, Lutx 60.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: For BEN
efit Of those suffering from skin diseases
and facial bemishes superfiunus hair,
moles, warts. birth marks, scars. red
veins, etc, removed by electric needles;
no marks. absolutely painless: also
wrinkles. pimplcs, moths. rtnRworms,
blackheads. peck marks. eczema and
over thirty other skin diseases; diseases
81 women and nervousness treated by
electricity, regular graduate and regis
tered lady doctor postgraduate OF pr.
Ieclancho's institute dormatol ogique,
Paris, and Dr John II. Woodbury. der
matoiogical institute. New York I.arr.
est electrical apparatus on Coast Per-
manent cure guaranteed. The Paris and
New York Medical Eiectrolysis Insii-
tutc 800 and 9i0 Washington block first
avenue; charges half price this month
RITTER. HITTER EGGS pf;Cgi
II you want delicious butter call on u.
We seli the finest Iowa creamery for &c
pound, When you pay for the best
Iowa creamery cannot be sold for less,
We also have nice Washington and
oregon Butter. : pounds &c. Asaid
lis,en' our home ranch Esss we ssi
far gs4n r.saet
and eggs than any retail house Ia the
city. hence they arc always fresh and
nice Swell the crowd. lady. We want
you also ne one of our many customers
cow BUTTER STORE.
ia2a Frat Avenue
ALL HAIR AND SCALP DIFFICULTIES
are scientifically and successfully treat
ed rs Mrs shelter. at her psrlorx la the
Downs block. she guarantees TO stop
falling hair. cure aandrufr, allay any and
all irritation Of the scalp. and restore
natural color 10 prematuraiy gfly hair.
Rhen resulting from want OF nourish~
ment, stimulation and proper care con
suitalian free phone Hue 10 Modsra
Toilet rariors. TO second avenue
To TRAVELLERS.
Travellers ana tourists 70 New York, Eu-
rope, Paris erhlhitinn. etc. and thawe aaa
eiIing a teiegTap1tp end postal address
az an hours should avail thsal6esvea II
The advantage of the ANGLO AMERl-
CAN EXCHANGE ~ Broaissy, New
YORK. and Northumberland avenue, Lon.
don Pacific coast agent. ana WASHING.
ton building, SEATTLE. whHra ~ snfofma-
ton viii 10 gladly Eiyrn
A. we have taksa sixty second hand s~w.
tn4 nsachiHea ~ part payment ia tbs la.t
rpInth fVy our rev Home bali bearing
sTntursed frpa' Ne are now offering al
~nrun0 hand machines ~ reduced pflcsn
Including high arm singers. Dpsrtastlcs
New itUgue. W hate. WAAaaer a Mu@np
standard ahd many others. IS los sA 3
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WANTED-2ooo rockmen and general
hands for work on White Pass Il
Yukon Route: wages $3.50 per day
and upwards, board 800 per day
Also station men for heavy side
hiIl rock, which will be let at highest
prices; tools. powder I'D all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Apply
70 n. J. Heney, contractor. i3 Colman
Block, Seattle, Wash: Inns of Court
building Vancouver, or Bennett. Il. c.
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LOST.


AT INTERPLAY. bay horse. four white feet I:
short name and tail: saddle marx on
left side OF hack; party delivering him TO
1925 First ave, s. reward.
LOST Bunch OF keys please return to
Hotel Northern clerk.
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AOtI.fE go up 20 CaApin's and buy
thai lovely hmbw ca5 and that Attest
improved Singer sewing machine for
- % RRrEne. cook stoves crUckrrv.
g!aN7 ware. FYanitcWafe and NJ ktnls
q ho9nehn'a goods cheapest place Ia
towu 81 and es Ffke street Phone,
nuT 10
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A NO have tsksu sixty second hsna SOS.
in9 nsachiHes 90 part payment ia The la.t
month f0v our uew Home ball bearing
fyutsgssed frga1 Ne are fcss oflsrlng al
srcpn0 hand WnChiukN ~ reduced pieces
Including hlgh arm singers bpstaetlcs
New Iugue. Nhlte. WaA~ser a Wusan
standard 0nd many others. as los as 8
and . Ne~ HOsn~ SesinE Machine 90
"a Columbia street. Phone. RAJ lQx2
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
Continued.
DELIGHTFUL room. exceptional view.
S03 James street.
TWO large nicely furnished rooms. l2o9ia
Second avenue.
NEWLY furnished front room. GA Co
lumbia street.
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, corner Yesler'
new, elegant.
BLACKMON HOTEL; low rates. l2l2is
First avenue.
NICELY furnished room; reasonable. SO
Columbia
FURNISHED front rooms. 90S Second
avenue
PLEASANT rooms; private family. 1922
Second.
FURNISHED room with bath. 1917 Sixth
avenue.
NICELY furnished front room. .l2 RITA
avenue.
LYON hotel: furnished rooms. 2lsfe Co.
lumbia.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF fsne took at the Well
known McpougaIl ranch. Orfllia, Wash.
l.. G. Bickerton Il CO. have received
instructions 10 sell by atction on Tues
dav. the 18th OF June. at 10 a, M. at ths
abeVC ranch The stock consists ~ tne
hest imported animals. Hoistein, Dur
ham and Jersey bred. q miich COWS, 4
three-ycar-old heifers. twO-ycar-cid
llcisteiu and Durham. one-year-Sii
Durham 81 teifer calves. l span OF C'ly,is
MARES = years old weight &So; Spuu
bay work horses. weight , NO. / Handle
tunian mare weight $40. - kcrk-
shire pigs one-y eAr-old. terms cash.
lunch provided. h. q, Bickerton 4 CO.
auctilneeFs.
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ron as>r-nooms wIru BOARD.

ron RENr-RooMs WITH HOARD.
FURNISHED roons ana bolrd. delight
fu~v situated on Lake Washington. cV~
rfNthlnE Srst class rates reasonable,
\ r. MstthieseQ Marhiesen Statio1,
Reutuu car Tine
NEWLY furnished rooms with up without
rrS-..-asS tahls board III Ninth avenue
between cherry ana Columbia
NICELY furnished rooms with good heard ;
near car line ous block north Nesler
way ms 1Nirue,h avenue.
ROOMS and board, nice location, tele-
phone, bath. III Madison
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Travellers ana tourists 70 New YORK Eu-
rope. Paris erhilAtinn, etc. and lhsswe d.
elIiRg a teleEra p1tp end postal aidfeEs
At an hours should avail tasul&s'3ves Il
the advantage ~ the ANGLO AMERl.
CAN EXCHANGE ~ Hroaissy New
YORK and Northumberland avenue, Lon.
don Pacific coast agent. &ia Washing .
ton building. seattle. whgre al .nfofms-
tion viii be gladly Eivsn
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ron sALE-LixE STOCK

HORSES for sale: weight from il50 20
l.5c0: near the old costopeck barn: see
them before purchasing and save money
one block from Conway Bros. j. G.
Hayes G Son, Sixth and Weller street
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uR EMAN'a ratarfh Pastllies are the
simplest 4uI fhsa, esf cure TT al 'srfs.s
% csf4ftb. W43bauf dfass stng 'he atefr.
an ~ caunnE tae least incouysnisnea ~
stta aamr thnt ARe ever been bftsd4f al
Address ur EmAn Co ~ Fsayth
eres.f Portland or
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EANTED-For United States marine
corps. United States navy, abled- bodied
unmarried men OF good habits. between
ages of q and 35. must be citizens or
have legally declared intention to be-
come citizens For further Information
apply at marine recruiting office. room
ia Isl Yesler way, Seattle.
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NATHAN PHILLIPS. 100 Occidental Az.
enue. bargains, new and unredee rnsA
watches. ;sweiry. Mail orders solicited.
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fNFE5I safely 81 scr c~ut. intsFesf pald;
lFi Fugr n1ouEr wOrk ,8r you. boy q ees.
'ifrat@ nyw payments made every hfthan
Days satiahr1 clients 80 az Feegisns Il
5hc couGtyy write far partlc 4iaFs n
= Mseksy Co. - f.roa5way. New
YORK
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TIRE assf ia tse cneA Iest. and taa wnfia's
},est lh ths GArisnd. hone batter made
bone wo-n durable mons ntyFs sSen-
anGtf.I Y ftu SAINT good common
u.nae. heavy. BarafHa range. see tbs
Garland Geo -. Wood bsHae fz5i So.
ord aEanAs
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LABoRERS for n. p. steel gang. 81;
owampers for bolt camp. $50; bolt cut
tiers, 81 cord ballast men. 81; knee bolter
pD; mill men. s.; government laborers,
b; all round NOUdsmen, $50; brickyard
help, $40; cutoff sawyer, s2.25, edgei-
man t225: tie makers. lsc, fine timber
cfy iaborers. 81. barker. 81 To- head fall
Ter, s. Peoples employment Office. Yes
Ter way west and Post street. Phone,
Main G15
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Ali. HAIR AND SCALP DIFFICULTIES
are scientifically and successfully treat
ed rs Mrs. Shelter. at her psrl0Tx In the
Downs block she guarantees 10 stop
falling hair cure aandrur, allay any and
all irritation Of the scalp. and restore
natural color 30 prematuraiy grly hail.
Rhen resulting from want OF nourash-
ment, stimulation and proper care; con
suitaliqn free. phone Hue 80. Modsf q
Toilet pArl0rs. TOO Second avenue
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BIG money for hustling salesnen--We
want a good man In every town 10 tako
orders for made-to-measure suits. over
coats and pants, our prices are lower
than any other tailoring house In tits
United States: write at once, with refer
ences fer large sample Gutfit terms and
territory. The Warrington Wooden and
Worsted Mills Chicago
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LADIES sell latest patent skirt support
err and waistholder; can he carried IN
pocket. practical, useful, cheap; sample
free. Davies Mfg. Co. 226 Dearborn
street. Chicago.
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BOARD fo- how q years I'D ir country
.i.r.rE vacation. where ne can - ell
,sr-a fnr Address y y care Fcst-lr-
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FOR stylish hatrdFeaelng. faanicprfnK,
acial massage and the best shampoo ia
fbe city. pafFonixs MFa aaeirer'a Mob
Urn TOILET rARI1Ons ~ssrs a
cApire iino ~ hair g0odH. shell eornha
and Fac toilet creams are pr0curnhgs
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WALL STREET RABBITRy
our rens contain All tho standard strains
az fne Ba}g stG hare oar at0rk ~ sound .
r.e4Ere.es are rs4.ahie. pTtcaa are night
srs Ns ship safely - any distance Cor
re~pardence solicited as Wan street.
Los Angeles. Cal
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FOR haFgasus To second band hoxs~aoAa
goods call al the RED Front FuFekSurs
Company. Es 80 are closing out all eur
second hand goods 10 make room fer q
cumpsete new stock. ii9-i1 Second ays-
rur Ho4i b
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LADIES ChichsHtsr's English Penny
royal Pills ~ the best. safe reliabis:
take no other. ssnd g. stamp for par.
ticaiarr Relief for Ladies' In letter BIZ
return mail ~ druggists Chichester
Chemical Co, Philadelphia Pa
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AGENTS. Earn SIS weekly during spare
moments selling Swat diamonds finest
imitation of genuine ever discovered
battle experts, cost nominal; big COM
missions; catalogue free. samples. Swat
Jewelry Co, Chicago.
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STRAW BERRTFE by tha gallon naaE.,
~ crate. PICK thep yeurge,ves, .wA. d4f-
ferert varieties Sam W0Dss UrlolT.e
Steamer Eaas
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WANTED TO RENr-Rooas.

PLEASANT room IN ds siruh4A la.atluu.
hotel OF private. must have modern c.u-
vrrlRuces. FOR single gentleman rpter-
rnecs given ard required Address u So.
aAre intelligence
WANTED Ntceiv furnished room IN out
W family. Tor Hight Housekeeping close
IN references exchanged. Address n
81 care rCat-Toteiligencsr
MOTHER and three daaghters desire
r-a'lv Furnished hoUseSeepsnE rooms
Ttirphrue Lake ~
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ssArrls. EvEE555 Avn .DsoSss
=, - fssvss Essssss - : =" =.
-. . :s s:s u s'!s ANY. .s.,. s..s.y.
q tiysr foe IncenA: % Evsrsss With tAe
ssaSss Nlhase g onesemIsa nd v!ss
NVate cveate an4 uAy st418nss
Esssrssssss = 1ssk Sc6T:f. = sssss. -
I'M. S&y2ssF33 uwAlIiHi5Esa sFE5SsEA,ua
s Ne ss s..s sss, "a .s:s ds s:s
6rssSavea An1 WhaeeeA. -eAily snssU{
Sses }ssn tho hAhAs q the .higwrisha
Ssrlfpfsl anA decorator, Ane n eDisa111
~SnS3{iens foF Shts seasea'a pusfMssa
js9ent ssaterUsPs 49, csts1Es tbs bsae
rss ssassiins PsslIs Ga asw - 5000
~ renlA ssaRelt end quick diapoteh ~
6slsn& tbs setass. esfn3 the eniy daily
SSat - ms 9eAtkie- Whatcem rQuta-
PAcIvsc rAvtoArt0N CO
Y8ou4s Asn - = 49, J.
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The poor fellow that has be<n nocsed
se<ks refuge In the thick ~ the herd,
hut the nahout<. hy milling shem round
the krasL gradually ccrner htn,. and ~
terSsnss ousstde the paiisN<3~ auschfy NO.
cure the rcrvs 10 the piles ns trees. The
animal dashts on IN a w'ild e6nvt to re-
Join the others. and the shock iifts M
hind lees clean on the ground, or akf1we
him on HE kuses. and the treektnw Of tbs
timhers II mingled with : ruog 81 rAae.
he r. allowed - do his beat - ret inppR.
but nepeased aftempts ronvtnce him that
n ID HOPELESS. while siratn1nG AM roaring
soon tire HIM eut. white No. n proving
to himself the isnpeesaiaiits ~ rscape. the
tame elephants kscp most of tho herd
eunched sexefhsr On the osh~< stt~ a. The
kraas. but the condition ef the priesm~e
arenses a aeod deal Of tnterewt sad M u
visited by fysenda. artuAsed esther ~
curiosity or pity. who lo1k On with 3
puxal~d eHpr~sNton and hacw little sloude
Of dust In The air One yuunGat<t that
walked up ~Ith 40 inuulftnw air ~Ns
promptly charged square 3n TIA xfb~ ana
sent roilsnx "a hiss bAek A. M lar thwre
with hts legs auiseriEx IN What se~sn*d
a death struggle many Ut the niamer<
shouted '-THt iaaws~-hc n dead, HUT ihe
poor little fellow was only ssTina shfnxs
upside down. for when m Attendant
helped hfta 20 raise hss head, or rather
turn u over. ne riehted himself and tFus-
Ted back. believing. 10 the afhsrs Ons
csn hardly say their massive feafuses are
expressive. ard yet ther~ h uaunssilan+
sbsg marked evidence 81 saseofira- n
not. IN thsir hsks faces. ess'siniy In shs4r
actions.
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ire captured elephant soon beceuss
gsiesss ana n ~sshss elvse W - the
piles. where he IL again ~ccsr~d etth nnsy
q few f@~f ~ tssh~r. Thss, shSaob rot a.
vwsa ~ interest u the ssave~s part ~ ahs
~hnis show. fwf n fas~s fnnnste time And
pssieaes. The trHtaea tarasr~ sssra
rcxsnd ard gradually crowd him aver, iss
without TIRE least s9zpsassa ~ feree. n
he makes charge foe iit~rsp they b~ssn
agsss ard ger On the ether side nt hir a.
q.iegiy and anabtslsstseis ~ N they nsf
farsestea hie esisfsne~. eosc<tinf8 for
rsinufss toxetisss thefe - M npevcneni.
hss rls~ly ana sarr4f they rot hlsn ss~rs
Ne 10 waatsa. Sew tsat no !. tied %
short, she seat nsess 10 60 Isasrs ss~.
hisse cellar fsaaa he sers ard ia-a u 80
these ~asn b re dss~ys thf~s ~ whseh
err t9ad - f@f hss serk en< On stibcf
nlAl~ whgi~ Tee fhss8. ssasttn8 sisss< he
Aina ssxcF1ssly hstts hifs u say atsssnts
~ sms4s - hAfk sass. FcfWsfd 10 sanfas
gn AZ tis legs arr ssfN sscwrst 81 fAs
fenxs tssaSefA The cellar - held nD&n
hy the saahasage ess s3ch eide. phr @affhs
inr fbsss asssastnnssy sMe Il sYss The
sfenk ara tses the stsas i~spttsr ~ ths
t.@os " sA< n@es. tssss thAs IA sas sarnss-
piletpe9 an = assnass asr vistseuf rnzts,-
anes fFem sssa r@sssss Ase q ~ q nsAs.
sss X great ss~sfultg - sa1ss ~ natsss
sruns II fact ~ ~ css- ~ss i 4sn-
snfn shs A3sa4At wes nssss ~ t~vs ga
hsasieE
The ~nSi&x. e@sns eeeEsrfr safsase4 ~
nssf iashe& - kess wnxn ~ gna n the
Ase~fs srsa tAws fest&re4 No 10 hx@
eFax4sss - SO Ests, nr<ss&@xsxssy aseSns
esmesSess ~ sAe shss&, 500 sssks ~ ths
rear. fAaa@rF@NN&ax ~tlh hses f~sSs sfs
h4rdawAeaxra ~ Ire esseMnsT ThrNagA
fAc sHsx enas ane sAa S~sas "a fs@*. hst
IN sssaAse - xazza eSaftSsax srxxm IA toatx
agsd n4afs8&~ f&e sAfas ~ H. sxn1n h<7.
s~sas~S ~ sol ssa&fsss~& ~ - fhs ss&Atx@
sAet4 80 81 a-sssy serwfs1 w3sh hts sss-ss
eteee 2xainss = t@ss ~ ss~e N the
Rrnasa u hHa s4k<m 90 Naar an6 q
A&sfs sskf kxssnsf ssas - thFe~ - oss
niss bssaAa inseslssnee - 3ssax aitn -
thix
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fs-eef fsssxees uensssve arriving IN ~
rswMa~H aaxsA~*s ~ M&rs<sks9a rrxnee
Te6 c2~gnasn sssf2s srp@rht "a i.H8 Al sr,e
gimss and s~e Fvsneh sksfs ~ Tf<~s
s~oase arg ~ shs setl-ae.sss rgsse xss@ ep
TNssY SAP thai fhers sra tassAsN r1s ~ Sea-
sirzska M@sxs "a ssse rsstax@~<s s~Ts4s@ey
tsyssMg - es@4AA s@smsa~ sms Ept@y~
x&My ~xsss*s sss&fs " spsss " ~
wnstsS 8satss
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carried across the river On his rncshefs
trunk. attracted much attention. bas he
KEPT himself - carefuiiy between hsk
legs thnt not once dId ne se<m In sn<
slightest dffnea,ts. even whrn In the
thick OF erush.
Css~hsns sAe Monster ANsnsnss.
Tho catching began the next morning
AZ O'Clock. when seven large tusksrp
entered the kfasl each ridden BY tao
men. The mahouts, who were armed
with short ssfcka snod with Iron hocks
sit with their legs behind the cars and
their feet inserted IN band passing
round the rexs. Thss IL IN place u stir
rurs. and enables them 10 lean forxnrA
o. sideways without danger 81 failing IN.
Each oDe alec carries bamboo pole. ana
TO this Ia fastened the rIipknot end rf
rope ~ husyaio hide sruae forty Or nfty
yards long. which il cciied on tho ant
MATS back and secured 70 rssssr gsrsh
passing round It's body. The esrth Also
helps 70 steady the second man. VINO
kn<eis or sits. monkey fashion. on his
heels. perrhed over the htudquarters.
with a wooden club tied 70 me- WRIST.
The trained animals wander about Among
the otbers IN an sppa rentfy nfmieaA scSt
OF way. but all the time are trying 10 np-
proach one % the eclected clephAnfn,
which they follow round the tnciosars
nnsii mnhout. leaning fcrWnrd. n Ahte
with his bamboo pole TO snip the nouss
over one Of the hind legs. The &ss1ssant
tugs ut the rope for an instant and drnpe
tho con on thr ground. A. quietly o. ~
fore the cperatioa Il repeated and an
other nrose IA attached 10 the othsf leo.
THIS may sound very easy. but, judn1nu
from the number ~ fAtiur~s evidently
requires much akin ana practice. The
mounted men appear 70 be ahsolustiy al
the mercy Of the Wild animaIs but.
though Il would have been IN sAay mat
ter to ruil them on. not once did So
the slightest attempt to attach them.
while any one on foot was promptly
chased out
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UsmAMuas.
IL = Co. Ltd.--vICTOHrA
ROUTE
1lD-U cENrs--cUr RArna
- -v1rroRzAH.~
n1 ~ fastest passenger steasnss
~ c1nnt. hoayuo Y0aleS Wharf
r1nG except Sunday Tor
n& eewWsxNp. VICTORIA
A. . = =.
r. yislesA ,. -. ns9wra1xe.
- : y ~ arrives oooAtJe
"a UTOPIA"
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