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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

meas and Norse-Acter ~ Had as
AM Mrs. It.ke and Mis- Narie~e
E.rrptIors Great PLAYERS No Longer
Models for Advocates ond Preacher.
The English language II booming more
aud more the language Of the world. IN
commerce. social intercourse and In pro-
noting peace among IN" ation When
spoken by the best S~prakors u u IA" most
vigorous A. well a. the sweetest and most
postical language Yet. In it, usual utter
ancs. or delivery. oven among educat"d
T. ople, i, u IA" most ABUSED language N
th. world especially ia the United States
Tic u~ few men and women who have
q high standard Of -p+sch have not hsen
able TO mako tina, tauda generally r'Nog-
nin.d. and, consequently, Their" have tfen
manifest for the last twenty year, a care
lessneSs and vulgarity Of speech accom-
pani.d by -louchlne-s Of manner, In all
the professions and In society. which may
veil bring forth the query l. the art 81
delivery a lu~t art. ard What h to b" III"
end Of this -hamefu decadcno~'
The main essentials 81 delivery. OF
which ths c!carn,~- u our d!-cour-c de-
p-nds .arc corr cot pronunciation and dis
tinot onunciation Manner, which in
tlstf~ az .ANkAl' ANU kfN'hN'f '''f
essential
Ia France. the standard 81 -I-~"h i IT.
rryocaD.y trc French Of Pari-, ~ Cot
many. the G"rmln Of Hanover m ltalY
the Itllinn Of Florence. IN spain. the
slrai,h 20 Madrid
raere /, a trddtipn OF speech m thn-"
citie- which neither "cr'ntrici'y nor cap
rio, has br"n able 20 destroy.
NtN..t h. n..s.,N., II ttvlIAh -sasagtV
Il cannot h. located 10 any one place. Il
might b. fai, To- ~av that he sirak- ia" best
I.nrii.h vh1,, spsr,h dp.- NOT b.t"ly his
nationa .ty and environment. whether h'
H. fr,m load,n. New NorS. Ch!rlsp. 81
l. T.. Bosom ur Kl'a hIzp'
Vie p"irc,ra difference uf speech between
. r,atrl e. "'.oJ is and lHE'-l - on" -
inc, n, ~ d-d iulc.inu. net 81 Nov".
toIp q, al1ti may - 1ld''l thgt no Aw"ri-
ca ucc TO. fa;'or~i when t.li nat he
,p.a,- b. "a Fu.I-u-ar Tor "" Amcri-
60. va. move 'aii,'s Vt -i"rh.
-. ~ n - "a .t'. tlg' 90 tie Erc:ish-
mtr 'c- 10 O., n. It that raiii IN III -i-c-'h
"'tlr- "rr,. 81, him .naa v,th tuc Amer
60 f- Ing -. prr not forever d'ck"r-
~ az changing thr PRONUNCIATION OF
v4pl. e ttirz .r,ru.Gri tel ght the Amori-
onr c~rtrr"p.-t NOR" than to alfIv ~"
y~rpv'nDIl~.u. of lie particular l'cal''N
AM c.~yIiIiu.,ui 20 wuf = winch have
e.-,Nl,fe neg a -'ap." accommodation FOR
r~u'.nitn ,o'uH wears s-u Webster
fil'. t,riNf.tu' pri,~'' kcs 20 10" pro
h,Iucs' o1'. at for wars the ,pir-teis
a., N,rN sl..1" .uIrpIIi"i ;l'r l"aud
'a.> aui ra.ainr nsds with c'1m-~l"l
icriri, A. a I'm" when M" theatre va
emerging fr,m be r'irsc~ 81 ia" pr"Jl1.c"d,
al AIca zane per ms EaI CEASED 60 con-
.der &; n cnncrction 81 ~" dow, Worcester
.pok- ~ the dravIna anl then w- began
g. leR- of Cl'opsytra
Happily the Anglo S1yon i- a great 'rav
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startling Information.

F-rr me indianapolis NsWs.
Had ,uI u-ard that oily Mike had been
ular.rfAtslf-
No didn't oven kno~ he was dead
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
EDUCATING THE EAST
The Secretary Of Ninth National Irrigation
Congress Sums Up Its Accomplishments.

to the west is the broad national man-
ner in which the eastern press has
treated the irrigation problem, since
the Chicago Irrigation congress
brought the subject prominently before
the country. With haraly an exception
the great dailies from Omaha to Cape
Cod have cordially commended the ma
tional irrigation movement from every
standpoint, and have pointed out the
great good which would accrue to the
nation through it's practical applica
ton at the same time showing that
the federal government is the logical
and only agent which can most success
fully put into operation a plan of gen.
eral reclamation.
Needs Western Pushing.
If this is the sentiment throughout
the east-a feeling of willing and
friendly cooperation-the west should
certainly arise stimulated to lend en-
ergy and put forth every possible effort
to push it's case before congress.
Lack of organization and failure 10
cooperate are main causes which hare
retarded the development of the west
and kept congress from taking up the
question of the reclamation of the aird
lands. Were they organized there are
enough nonresident property owners
of the west to carry through congress
any legitimate measure for public i'm
provement.
Opportunity For Organized Effort.
The failure of western commercial
interests to recognize the opportunity
of pushing the national irrigation
movement as anational issue. and act
unitedly in urging the matter upon
congressman. is responsible for the ap
parent lack of interest in the cause
shown by some localities, and this has
prevented the western members o.
congress from pushing the fight as they
would have done had they been Loyalty
and vigorously supported at home.
Hopeful Signs.
The indications are, however, that
the country is approaching the time
when, if the people of the west will use
plain, ordinary business sense, and
stand solidiy together behind their rep
resentatives In congress, eliminating
any sectional controversies, the appro-
priations bill may, without opposition.
contain each year good sized sums for
the systematic reclamation of the irTi-
gable area of the west.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
UNBALANCED HIS MIND.
"MID-wINTER CARNIVAL RATES.

The Santa Fee Route" will make the
following rates for the Mid-Winter
Carnival, to be held in Ell Paso January
18th, 18th and 18th, 1901. From all
points Kansas City to La Junta, one
fare, plus $500. tickets to be sold jan
uary 18TH, only.
From Denver, Ground trip 80. $25.0
From Colorado Springs and Can
on City, Ground trip :. :. $4,000
From Pueblo, Ground trip 80. S22 Oc
From all stations, Trinidad, Colo.
and south, three CD cents per mile,
for round trip, excepting that from
stations west of Rincon the round trip
rate will be one fare.
B. F. Houghton,
Dist. Pass. Agt
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
DOES 1T PAY TO BUY CHEAP!

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
Is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more Sc
we're and dangerous results of throat
and lung troubles. What shall you
do? Go to a warmer and more regular
climate? Yes, if possible; If not pos
sible for you. then in either case take
the ONLY remedy that has been in
troduced in all civilized. countries with
success in severe throat and lung
troubles, "Boschee's G rman Syrup"
1t not only heals and stimulates tho
tissues to destroy the germ disease.
but allays Inflammation, causes easy
expectoration, gives a good nights
rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE
bottle. Recommended many years by
all druggists in the world. Get Green's
Prize Almanac.
Sold by dealers In all civilized coun-
tries.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
Stage Connections.

At Tularosa-Tor Mescalero Indian Axe.
~ and San Andreas mining region.
At Oarrfsosa-Tor White Oaks, Jicartliaa
3alltnas and surrounding country.
Al WAlnut-Fof Nogal
Al Oapftan-FOr FL. Stanton Santoafiun
bray, Lincoln. Richardson. Ruidoso AMI
hou1to country.
For informant o Of any kind regarding tn
railroads, or Il country adjacent thereto
.all on or write %
a. e S3REIa
8 n'lSup't q Traffic Mgr. Alamogordo. n. B
II. ALEXANDER
Ass's GenI r. & p, Agt.. Alamogordo. N. B
or F.sE. MORRIS. Agent RI Paso. Texas
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08

Pepsin preparations often fail to re-
lieve indigestion because they can di-
.gtst only albuminuos foods. There
is one preparation that digests all
classes of food, and that is Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. It cures the worst
cases of Indigestion and gives instant
relief, for it digeSts what you eat
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08

The Custom Assay office, 119 San
Francisco street, is thoroughly equip
ped to do accurate and speedy work.
We act as agents for shippers to
smelters. Give careful attention to
sampling and report promptly to GUS
toners. Godfrey Hughes in charge of
laboratory; j. w. Craft, sampler.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
No Sa1aried Officials


pioneers. Among those in the Carls-
bad colony are c. B. and j. A. Eddy
and families, J. M. and w. A. Haw-
kins and families, II. S. Church and
family, S. T. Gilmore and family. T.
F. Blackmore and wife, Richard Rule
and family. II. l.. and Miss Jennie Pot
ter. l. w. Rogers and family, John
Franklin. A. N. Elliott. and others not
recalled. Each one of these gentle
men here. and are equally so in the
metropolis of the southwest. every
one of them in prominent positions
and fiourishing MIR. and Mrs. l.. An
derson, B. d. w. Payton and bride are
the latest recruits. Carlsbad friends
miss them all sadly but wish them all
joy and prosperity in their new home.
Argus.
WOMAN'S BLOODY DEED.
At Gallup, Gertie Dunn shot and ia
tally wounded her former lover. Frank
Suplee, and wounded a bystander a
farmer named Frank Hart The par
ties were quarreling in the rear of a
house The woman claims that SUI
plee threatened to kill her and was
reaching for his gun when she got
hers first and fired several shots at
him. The first shot hit Hart and
wounded him in the groin but he is
not seriously wounded. The next
two shots hit Suplee and produced two
serious wounds. the latter being
through the lungs in liable to cause
his death. She was arrested at once.
She is the widow of Jack Dunn, an
old time gambler who was widely
known throughout Colorado and New
Mexico. Suplee runs a road house
near Gallup. Hart was able to go to
his home.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
NEW MEXICO.
EDDY SOCIAL CLUB.

The Eddy Social club of Ell Paso is
a flourising institution, according o
all reports. 1t is composed of eX-
Carlsbad or Eddy citizens now residing
in the Pass City, and numbers some
of this places best known and popular
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
ARIZONA.
A CLOWN CONGRESS.

Clowns? Well we guess yes. Where
was there ever before such a combina-
ton as the following mimics of the
saw dust world: Ralph Sturges. Vic
Hanny, Doc. Ferguson, Stanley Kit.
Albert Zeigler. G. K Smith. o. c. Par
ker. Skinny Johnson. and these anna
tours will not suffer by comparison
with the following genuine prokH
with the following famous genuine
professionals: Memphis Kennedy
Sammy Lucas. Reed, of Reed & Ber-
ger, Ryland, of Ryland & Jones, the
English clown. The Only Edwards
and the Midget Clown. Major Doyle.
These professional clowns and per-
formers have been engaged and will
come to Tucson from all parts of the
country. Some from Los Angeles. one
from Phoenix, four from Ell Paso, one
from San Francisco and Kennedy it
at Nogales. They will be put to shame
by the local clowns We fear.-Tucson
Star.
TOUGH ON TUCSON.
J. NJ. Burnett. newly elected justice
of the peace at Phoenix, says he is
going to run his office on a cash ba-
sis. 1T is money that makes the mare
60" said Justice Burnett: Ito trust is
to bust and to bust is Tucson. No
man can get anything in this court,
not even a sentence. without ready
cash" Anyone who has heard the
old saying, Ito trust is to bust, etc. -
will see what the justice means by say
ing Ito bust is Tucson" The justice
believes that to fine penniless tramp
and let him lay the fine out in Jail is
adding unnecessary expense to the
county and that the best way to dis
pose OF such cases is to make them
get out of town.
UNBALANCED HIS MIND.
Several months ago a brute assault
ed the little daughter of Henry Kemp.
Benson railroad man. The crime
bore SO heavily upon the fathers mind
that it became unbalanced and he be-
gan having epileptic fits ago He be-
came so insane that it was decided to
try him for insanity and he was sent
to the Phoenix asylum.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08

Briefs printed just right at The
HERALD Office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-18

''Florlfa and West India Short Line"
Leave Washington, PeiluI- r r. Station
u.OfA "a FLA AND Ar. ANITA FAST
DAILY. MAIL-ChrCuzh Pullman Sleeper
% jacksonville. connecting ~
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper % Atlanta.
6;55 p. ~. FLA. AND sETROPOLITAN
DAILY LIMITED Through Pullman sleep
ers % jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains Offer excellent schedules and service
20 Petersburg Raleigh, Southern Pines tPlne-
hurst). Camden Columbia SavaE nah. Jackson
vile, and an Florida points. Charlotte Athens,
Atlanta New Orleans. CdattaIy ga Nashville,
points West and Southwest
1:3O A. M LOCAL-T0 Petersburg. Elleigh,
DAILY. Southern Pines (Pinehurst) Ham
let and intermediate points
Once. 1884 Y. y. ave. and-Penna. K. R Ofices-
R. F. l. BUNCH W H. DOLL.
Csns-zI Pass Agent General Agent.
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seashore ConnectIona.
.BaltinnOre&OhiO
RAILROAD.
Schedule in eject July 3. 1901

clAcll.r ID cLrlL July - 4-i--
Leave VasatGlstgn- Nsw Jersey Ave anl C 81
jiucizz1ti. 81 Lo-i-. and Indianapolis. 1855
a r.. -3-fJ p I'D, -l-iJ Ui-e-
Pirtsturg and Cleveland. 'lo-jJ a. n, so p
and q 500 night
SGluuir-s and hee.iuZ, '>-o5 p ~
Niu1Aes-e-. $50 a. M, 1855. and so p n
Aun15oiis. sesk DAYS. 7I5. $50 d. M. lz.l5
and $50 p. n sundays, $50 a. NJ and $40
Frederics. ISIS. $500. II5.59 a. M, .'I.I5.
1880. and --i-S5 p H.
Iiager,-9un. I0-J5 a. m and $50 p m
Boyd and way points, s-S5. $500 a. H., ''i:I5
UG-30. $50. -9-15 D. M
Glithe-shurg and way points -. 800 a
re. 1850. 'l=l5, BIS, i-20, 500, $50.
s--o5. -'l5-I5 II-z5 B.
Washington Junction and yay points, $50,
+rs-C9 a. m, ''l-l5. asa. $50 p m
Baltimore. week days. N2-55. 500. $50. X -05,
x7.I5. 1s-s0 SIS. x3-s0 1890 a. m. xI5-iO IL,
l2.Ij. XI-I0 NS-00 If-O0, Nf.30 f-5j. X5-G5,
x5-Io N5-Sl Es-=J. go. Ns-00, 1000. Xll-3).
u 30 D. m sundays N1-35- X 90. LI-15. $50.
c9-00 a n xl2-l0 XI-IG. I-l5 x8-00. $50. ass.
x5-O5. X5-l0 $50, $500, XlO-oo Xll-50. NII-5j
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Piatseh light
Baltimore, Philadelphia. View FORK Boston. and
The East s2-s5 .--05 fDincrl, $50 tBCfct)
lDiner) 'l-I0 lDiaer). 800 ('Roy2l Limited"
Diner) 1900 (BuEet). sos lDiner). 800 and
'Il-30 o. Sleeping ear open Al 1890 o'clock)-
Parlor cars on az day trains
Atlantic City. 1900 a. m, ..l2;l0 noon. and
-Daiiy. Except sunday. .-Sunday only.
Ba--s-e called for and ehreS-d from hotels ami
residences by Union Transfer Co On orders le!t
NJ ticket ofices. SO Pennsylvania avenue north
vest. NeS York avenue and Fifteenth street and
at depot. Telephone ticke- of5-es soF & D.
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. B. MARTIN. Mgr. Pass Traffic
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-18
DYSESTERY CURED WITHOUT, THE,
AID OF L DOCTOR

Il am just up from d hard spell Of the a,Ix''
tdysenteI1J. sass Mr. ]. A Primer ueII-Er,0gsD
merchant Of DrUmmoud, Tenn. Il used one small
bottle Of Cham5erl4in's Cole. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. and was cured without Inv
Ing doctor. ] consider IL the best Cl.rfrt
medicine IN The world. % There is TO need OF
employing a doctor Whcn this reu-lly Is u,.d
Tor no doctor can prescribe better medicine
~ bowel complaint IN any form. either f5-
children or adults Il never fails and is 1Iaa,-
ant o. take. For sale by Henry Evans. vu5I-ssIa
and retail. ~ ! street. and al druggists.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR E-SfTsCELLANEOUs.
FOR SALE-Lsthc aud brazfag machine. lot q.
bicycle repairs i9llie sth 81 NV cls-a
FOR SALE Severed hundred secondhand Chairs
bent backs; cheap address Box 29J, thls once.
FOR >ALE-Chesr. at once leaving sits. cBrf-.
contents of Major Richards. a. : n residence
carpets. rug. bedroom sets bookcases cas-..
ivUu and brass beds folding bed oFT
dr,s,grs chifLuuisrS. hair MATTRESSES large range
heaters. antique brass. sewing machine ri4rr
parlUr suite. music cabinet mirrors. cabinet man
tgL directors table. 10 Ioot, and lots Of other
pieces @sl Wh - NV els
FOR SALE-Cot mattre,ses Soc. FRIES a HOP
WOOD, ,th and SIS NV. clos
FOR SALE-Lar-c range. double ovens. FRIES A
aufNuOD. sth and h SIS NV clos
FOR SALE Furniture. slightly used. FRIES
HcPNooD. ,th and * SIS. NV sIs-s
FOR SALE-Cook stoves: slightly used. FRIES s.
HoPNt-rD, --t- aud s,s- NV clos
FOR sALE-Drgss goods. SILKS. lace curtains
UgrtierrS. blankets, comforts. mems and har,-
.lutEiug. ladies suits, coats. skirts waists az.
weekly Iaymcur-- drop postal. I call JOSEPH
ChiN 20 pa. ave. uN. mI6-Im
LOUK-5gc cash. -Jc weekly. lace cglrtssrs nor
there's rugs table linen. table urv.-y fl-...-
blankets comforts. spreads. quilts sheets pillow
cases. toilet and dinner ware. #iIgrr-ufltrE gr-.
lamps vases. clocks alhlms. BItl-s er. Adde'S
Box 20 this offices VIII ,aN vitH samples. eII-7
FOR SALE-uue large portable butchers .a.l-
hoS, cost -la"- 0tl sell Tor SO Address 1921
King ST.. Alexandria, ga mIl-5
FOR SNIE-Fue large male white AuE1rl -ur-
and e. t-a.- trained goat th"ar- also tHy terrier.
,aIie>. spaniel Jps- >CIMiDS BIRD STORE.
IZ 18th So NV uIf--
FOR SALE-LauIc consignment 70 drst-e.lss ,E.s
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to june l. 10

Schedule corrected to June l. I9ql.
Trains leave from Penusylyania station
sol g. m Daily. Local Tor H3rris1nhurg War
renton. Charlotte, and way stati5RA
ll-I5 A. D. Daily T. : Past Nail Sleeping
cars 70 New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah and
Jacksonville. uniting al Salisbury With sleeper fo-
Asheyile. Chattanooga. and Memphls and a.
DaEyIile With sleeper cor Birmingham ard AZ
Charlotce with sleeper Tor Augusta Solid traia
" Arlington 20 New orleans Dining car service
N.57 a. M Daily Local for Wzrrenton and
Charlottesville.
4s0l P u. Week Dsys- Local Tor From: Royal.
Stras5urg. and Ha-risCubu-g-
40 p ~ Daily Local Tor WaUenJ0u and
Charlottesville
$50 D. H. Daily. Washington and Cflttlnlo-l
Limited Via Lynchburg). Sleeping cars t. Rozn-
oke Knoxville. Chart4nllgl- Memphis and Nes
Orleans through coach 70 Memphis Dining car
service
s55 p m. Daily. n 7. s Fla. Express. sleep
Jag cars 20 Augusta with CoRueCticEs for AikcA
a-d Charleston. and % savannah. jacksonville.
ard Port Tampa. Through coaches 20 Jackson
VIE and Atlanta. Uniting AZ Dauville with Pull
man slcepers from Richmond and Norfolk fo-
Chz-Ictte. ToGrist sleeper Washington 20 san
Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays
DINING Car Service
I0.45 p. n Daily. Washington and Southwest.
EN- Limited the only exclusively Pullman train
between Washington and the south Sleepiny
car. % AsEvl.e Knox he CEat-auo1Ea and
Nashville and TO Atlanta Macon Birmingham
Memphis. Montgomery. Mobile. and Nev Orleans
Club car Washington 20 Atlanta Dining car
service
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RAILROADS.
washington, alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
RAILROADS.

From Station Pennsylvania Ave. and Isiz St
IN eject May l. 1901.
Tor Aleyantria-Wcek DAYS $50. T-Ot. 7.30
500, $50. $3.50, 90 1850 ll- go. lI-59 a. N.
Alt-o5- DO I2-i5 Il sos. I-25 200 80 I7-02
80, $50 Nf-l5. f.S7 asa. sos. I5-25. $40
5'4, ESQ. 5-o% 80. 500, SIS eco, lo5I5, lIs2)
!.i55 D. m sundays 7.i5. 900 9.s5. 1870. II 90
100 a. m. 200 noon. Tc-90. 100 80. go
$50. 500. $50 400 $50 soc. $50 600. $50.
30. 80 500. SIS, 80. lO.I5. u.2O. II:5O
FoT Mount Nernon-Neek dars, $50. 500. 1000.
ll-Ol a. m: 1l2-05. Nl-05. 200 90 $50. $50.
- %. E5.-3. 1-05 go p. m sundays 900 a. m,
y 90 noon go. 40. zoo $50 o n
For Ar.ir-'oa and A4ueduct Brid-e-werk daya
6-SS 8-ol. 80 500. SD $50. 9Z5 1000. Il %
a NJ 'l2-o5. 1890. -i2-f5. 100. us. zoo.
Sd S.u3- $50. SO, '3-S, 4;54. 5-23, G-o1r
go. 100 go o. m Sunday T.s5. g-O0 gas.
-l0.SO, 90. 'lI-3o. 300 noon. -I2-s0. 800.
I'D. 2-o0 '2-31. 3 90 $50. 400 80 500
$50, 600. 49, 100 80. 500 D n
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
NENprr~s- TO Arlington only.
G. r ABBOT. 7 C0rvTv-
ile-ilenL SuuerIuLeulcrE
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CANADIAN rACIFIC RAILwAI.

INTEGRAL AtAlL El-
NOulTCll u lll-olser. DALI ZOO miles in
4vv hours LuNurous sleeping. drawing room, ane
dining cars, with unsurpassed cuisine. Tc Blun.
Lakes in the Clouds Canadian Rockies. Great
Glacier o. the Se.LirAs. Cln0us OF the Fraser.
Vancouver COnUcCt-lE VIth magnificent I'm
press Steamships for Japan. China lndia. and
around the world Canadian Australian 5. :
Cor Honolulu and Ar-stra-asl1- For Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacific Railway. l229 Pa ave-
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ST. .-' s.A 81 s,- Cd
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