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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Capt. John q. Tabor Is here from
San Antonio.
Franklin Bros. are the leaders for
refrigerated meats. PSI
judge ]. G. Scott is here from
Fmnklins
Car Of flrst-class mules on sale at
McCorquadale's stable this week. %
Mrs. W. ). Wilson has returned
from Huntsvills.
At Howell Bros; fresh home made
cake ovrey Saturday. orders taken.
Editor G. W. Gordon was here
from Calvert yesterday.
Car choice alfalfa hay at G. F..
Moore's. Prices all right. d2s9
Editor Garvln, Of the Navasota
Gabiet. was here yesterday.
Call on 4. A. Zananti for first class
boot and shoe repair work. d2Ss
Senator wa.land, Of Calvert, was
among the crowds yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

Farmers and Confederate Veterans
day to-day at the fair.
Little Havana" small but good
send az 70 aud get box of 100 Express
paid. Littman Cigar Factory, Aus
/ tin. i-l.O2
Mr.. ;. NJ. Poss, Of Little Cedar,
Madison county, is in the city.
We have decided TO let the Eagle
devil attend the fair. Look Out RI
him.
Capt. w. r. Barry was among the
large delegation from Nayasota yes
terday.
Call at Eagle headquarters In eN-
hibit hall and get copy Of our big
illustrated special edition.
when you buy bottle Of whiskey
from Taylor q Cox you get some
thing good. 2s9
Neighboring cities were largely
and creditably represented az the
fair yesterday.
incest aud best line Of writing
paper In the city at McDougald's
drug store. dtf
The stamp Of approval has been
placed upon the Central Texas fair.
Its present and future success seems
positively assured.
All drinks served tastefully and
artistically at Taylor 4 CoX's Buck
horn saloon. 20
The ladies riding contest. which
will be an especially interesting
feature Of the fair, has been post
poued until Thursday at II o'clock.
When YOU want to cool of and
enjoy life seek your favorite resott
and call for Falstaf bottle beer Sirf
Col. n. IL. Tracy, candidate for
congress from this district, Is here
from Rockdale with his family en-
Toying the fair. Col. Tracy has re-
sided thirty-thres years In this Sec
ton Of the state.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

Bryan merchants are c nspic.
uous for the absence Of their ex-
hibits at the fair. The lower floor
of exhibition hall is a surprise TO
every visitor, and a painful sur
prise 10 the friends and promoters
of the enterprise There are a
few highly oreditablo exceptions
to this rule in Business displays.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06
THE FOOTBALL GAME.
A. and N. Wins from BayIOr...Score
D 10 0.

The A. and NJ. College and Baylor
University played their second game
OF the season at the fair grounds yes
terday.
The first game was at Dallas last
month, and resulted in n Baylor vic
tory. Yesterday the A. n. NJ. team
turned the tables and played a win
ming game, the score being to o In
favor Of College.
IL was an interesting game, and
warmly contested, the first half re-
sulting in no points made. In the
second half the A. 4 NJ. carried the
ball over the Baylor lines and kicked
n goal, making n score OF too.
The victors were loudly cheered
by their many friends and class
mates present, but the defeated team
were voted donors for a gallant
struggle.
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PARKS 4
WALDROP,
MEMS 0UTFlTTERS.
MEMS 0UTFlTTERS.

John NJ. Caldwell has the largest
and most elegant stock OF jewelry
ever shown In Bryan. Watches loose
diamonds diamond rings and brooch
es, solid silverware and novel;
ties Of all kinds, fine umbrellas and
walking canes, clocks In all designs
and something new and handsome
In statuary aud vases. POI
DIR. II. r. Coulter, ID. McComh.
Mr.. Perry and others Of Rockdale
are in the city.
Franklin Bros. are prepared 10 al
all orders for beef pork and all mar
ket products during fair week. 2S9
Wear the crimson and white tins
afternoon az the foot ball game. A.
J 4 NJ. College flags, ties and pins for
sale only at Parks n Waldrops.
j. Z. Burrough Of waxahachie, Is
shaking hands with old friends in
Bryan.
"Silver Crown Cigars; the best
Cigar you ever smoked. send $3.50
20 the Littman Cigar Factory, Aus
TIN, and YOU will get i0O Express
prepaid. or $500 for box OF 81. You
will want them again. i-i-U2
Just Received, California Wheat !
Inc, finest, most delicate and deli !
cious breakfast food. Made In san I
Francisco. of soft white wheat /
Cooks Ia 10 minutes. Try IL. Not /
mushy, flake. kernole Bros, Cole /
Bros. pa
Maud Coniee Of Madison county
did her county honor by her win
ming performance yesterday at the
fair.
Home people and visitors alike
will find what they want in the Jew
elry line at John NJ. Caldwell's. 2gi
Buy your toilet articles, etc, at
McDougald's drug store. diff
II you want your buggy made new
take II TO Minkert a LoughrIdge. II
W. l.. Turner Of MadIsonville il in
the city ana says the road from Mad
ison county is full Of people coming
70 the fair.
Going calling? II so. take box
Of Huyler's candy. It's the best. dtf
About thirty barrels Of lime for
sale at SOC "A barrel. Geo. Jenkins. s
Give your orders for refrigerated
meats 10 Franklin Bros. during fair
week. They have a sufficient force
Of skilled meat cutters TO keep up
with the extraordinary demand. 2s9
Taylor a Cox invite one and all to
call on them for frst-class wines,
liquors and cigars. 80
Judge A. q. Board, Capt. ]. J. Ad-
ans, John NJ. Lawrence and Others
went 20 Millican yesterday TO at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Dunlap. ,
mother OF George Dunlap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

There are poultry and stock ex.
hibits that will prove educational
aud interesting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

Some Navasota horses on parade
late last afternoon, in white harness
made a pretty show. Notable
Patont's seal brown, Hapsburg, and
&. G. Camps black horse.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06
THE RACES YESTERDAY.
Names Of Misunderstanding About
the Racing and Other Attractions.

First race, $3.50 class, pace or trot,
one-half mile heats, best two In three.
Entries-Grey Fox, from Franklin,
Texas; ady Burford, Robert How
ellis horse, Bryan; Petitioner, j. w.
Dyer's horse, Bryan; Prince, Leak .
horse Of Navasota. Grey Fox win
ner; time, l:l0; Lady Burford, sec
ond, time i:l9; Petitioner, third ;
Prince, fourth.
Second race, running, three-eighths
mile dash. Entries-Tom Moore,
Calvert horse "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

A three room cottage In the north
west part Of town, occupied boy Grant
Oneal, colored, was burned, last
night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

You cannot afford 10 miss the at
fractions today at the fair. The ex-
hibits are fuller, the races will be
more interesting, and the crowds will
doubtless be even larger.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

The Central Texas Fair Associa.
ton especially appreciate the ef.
forts in behalf of the fair of w.
Leake Of Navasota. Mr.. Leake's
interest has resulted IN a fine at.
tendance from Navasota and
Grimes county already. Mr. Leake
will remain throughout the fair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

The concert tonight by the Curtiss
Comedy CO., at $50 o'clock, in front
Of the grand stand, cannot fail to
please.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

The art and textile departments
would be a credit to any fair in
the state. There are over 500 en-.
tries in the textile department
alone. Chappell Hill Female coll
lege exhibits are numerous and
some Of them very fine. The same
may be said of A. IL NJ. college ex-
hlbits in several departments.
Waco has several entries, some of
them in the art department being
notably interesting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

Pscf. Baldwin's great balloon AS
cension wa be at noon, and since the
wonderful performance on yesterday
II may be written down as one Of the
most marvellous spect.cles ever wit
messed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

Everybody should be on hand this
morning to see the horse and cattle
show az o'clock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

-, ssvatfice, FRANKLIN
horse; Shoe String, Brazos county
horse; Georgia Foster. Winner.
Tom Moore; Beatrice, second; Shoe
String, third.
Third race, pacins. Entries-Lula
Dyer, Bryan horse; One Eyed Jack,
Navasota horse; Little Jim, Bryan
horse. Winner, first heat, Lula
Dyer; winner second heat, One-Eyed
Jack. Third heat will be run today,
and race decided.
Fourth race ,one-quarter mile dash.
Entries, Maud Conlee, Madison coun-
~; Chief Farrow, Franklin; Trix,
Benchley, Brazos county; White
Man, Brazos county. Winner, Maud
Conlee; Chief Farrow, second; Trix
third
THE RACES AND OTHER ATrRAC-
TIoNs TODAY.
The racing program for today is a
very interesting one. Palestine VS..
Bryan and Navasota, trotting and
running races are the features of the
program.
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DEPARTURES.

Tuesday, April 30
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports.
Gas. schr. Eclipse. Townsend. for
Maui and Kona ports.
Br bark Antiope, Murray, for Lady
smith.
Am. bark Big Bonanza, Bergman,
for the Sound.
Am bark Diamond Head, Peterson,
for San Francisco with sugar.
Am. schr. Columbia, Sprague. for
Eleele.
stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for
Kauai ports.
Stmr Lehua, Bennett. for Molokai
ports.
stmr, Mokolii, Napala, for Maui
ports.
Stmr. Hanalei. Peterson, for Kauai
ports.
schr. Malolo. Kuikahi. for Kauai
ports.
schr. Kawailani. Moses. for Koolau
ports.
Schr. Alice Kimball. Mason. for Ka-
hului.
Schr. Concord, Mana. for ,Paauilo.
Schr. Golden Gate, Mason, for Ka-
hului.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Noeau will be ready
to resume her trips in a day or two.
The steamer DOric due from San
Francisco tomorrow may arrive here
this afternoon
The United States tug Iroquois will
leave here for surveying cruise on
or about May 18th.
The sugar for Schaefer & Co. which
arrived in the Keauhou and Iwalani
yesterday afternoon is going into the
barkentine Benecia-
A Japanese deckhand on the Ha-
nalei was knocked senseless by the
breaking of a rope last evening just
as the steamer was making ready for
sea.
Robert Ahuna has had charge of
the coaling of the transport Solace
this trip. She viii get away Friday
probably although she may be detain-
ed until Saturday.
Captain Piltz OF the schooner Rob-
ert Searles which arrived from New
castle yesterday is a brother of Cap
tain Piltz of the steamer Waialeale
and of mate Piltz of the Mauna Loa
The steamers Mokolii and Jas. Ma
kee went in to the tow boat business
last night. The Makee towed the ran
ME Adele to sea and the Mokolii took
the schooners Alice Kimball and Gold
en- Gate in tow for Kahului
A runaway team of horses coIlided
with sodawater stand on wheels al
the Inter-Island wharf last evening
making mincemeat of the stand and
strewing the stock in trade of the
Japanese proprietor all over the
wharf
The steamers Iwalani and Keau
J hou arrived from Kukuihaele yester
day afternoon. They report fine wea.
ther throughout the trip. The Iwalani
brought 1860 bags of sugar for F. A.
| Schaefer and the Keauhou brought
1852 bags for the same firm.
The Fearless spent several hours
yesterday afternoon chasing the Brit.
/ ish bark Woollahra which was sighted
OF Koko Head early in the morning
When the tug came up with the barb
Captain Williamson decided he didn't
want tow so the Fearless came bach
empty handed.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For Hilo and way ports. per stmr.
Kinau. April 3o.-Miss Mary Brooks,
Miss Rickard. Mrs. ]. ]. Carreiro. n.
D Monsarrat. Miss Ray Brill. Mrs. P.
Johnney. T. E. Hobbs. ". Booth. Mrs.
E NJ. Loehensetin. Mrs S. E. Redg.
way and daughter, T. R. Keyworth,
Dr. Hsenel and wife, II. Deacon. G.
Heenel. Miss Morse. A. c. Gehr. H.
B. Gehr. Mrs e s. Gill. A H. Smith,
r H Long. r E Starr. Sherif An
drews. W. A. Wall and wife. \. A
Sager. F. A. schmidt. Fr. Mclaughlin,
c. Lycurgus. ]. n Moragner. F. Z.
Richardson. A. Shierholtz. ". G. Goss
c. E MelleT. R. l. Randolph. W yaw.
ter. Mrs. A. Clarke. DR.. Raymond
Capt. H. E Soule. John Maud. ]. H
Lichtig. c. T. Miehaels. H. s. Hark.
ness. +. ]. Policy.
For MolokM ports. per stmr. Lehua,
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April 30-H R. Hitchcock, C. Bolte,
Mrs. D. McCorriston, S. Biddell
For Kauai, per stmr. Hanalei, April
30.-Mrs. Whitney and child, ]. Ne
win, W. Fernandez, ]. Hennessey, ].
R. Mighty, Mr.. Wallace, ]. Duggan,
d. E. Metzger.
For Kauai, per stmr w. G. Hall,
April 30.-J. Fasset, G. E. Morgan, NJ.
]. Bangs, Ng Fawn, Dr. Trask, ]. S.
McCandless, C. H. Bellina, NJ. Borges.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kona and Maui ports, per
stmr Mauna Loa. April 20.-C.B. Hale
and wife. Miss E. d. Greigg. Miss E.
p. Chamberlain. Col Norris. C. F.
Schmerhorn. C. Doyle, c. On Tai. A.
Scale. Judge G. Clark, F. j. Behie.
Lee Hoy. airs. E. Barclay. Miss NJ.
Nathaniel. ]. Morse and wife. Mas X.
Kaalkowaha, Mrs. X. Kapea. Mrs. X.
Kealohapauole. W. A. Wall, Rev. W.
NJ. Kincaid. J. Hennessey. Mrs A.
Lemon, Mrs. G. Dunn and son. A. A.
Benson, ". H. Crozier and "a on deck.
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ARRIVALS.

Tuesday. April 30
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson, from
Kona and Maui ports.
Am. schr. Robert Searles, Piltz, 80
days from Newcastle
Ger. bark Tellus. Nielsen, 155 days
from Hamburg.
Stmr. Keauhou. Mosher, from Ha-
waii
Stmr Iwalani, Greene, from Hawaii
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~ESTERDAY vas the regular
steamer day and a day OF ex-
citement along the Explanade
where the Wilder and Inter-Isl-
and Companies wharyes are situated.
All day long and until within a few
minutes Of sailing time drays stood
in line waiting 10 get freight on the
departing vessels.
Early yesterday morning the
schooner Robert SeaTies and the Ger
man bark Tellus were reported They
were brought into the harbOr Both
vessels made long trips. The Searies
was ffty-two days from Newcastle and
the Tellus one hundred and fifty FIVE
days from Hamburg.
Besides the regular Island vessels
three deep water vessels got away.
The first TO leave was the British bark
Antiope. Captain Murray. which sail
ed in ballast for Iadysmith, the new
coal port on the Sound In leaving
the harbor the Antiope was seen TO
be saluting with her house flag. This
caused quite a lot OF comment and
was discussed very. generally Either
Captain Murray has got onto the very
latest wrinkle in saluting. which has
never been heard Of here. OF else be
did not know that the house flag, and
not the ensign was being used to sa
lutte with Besides the Antiope the
barks Big Bonanza and Diamond Head
left. The former for the Sound tC
load lumber for Australia and the lat
ter for san Francisco with a load oi
sugar The sehoo(er Columbia which
has been anchored outside since Sun
day left for Eleele to discharge hel
cargo Of coal. 1t is possible she viii
get load OF sugar fer San Francisco
at one Of the kauA ports.
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York rolled. and some thought she
would capsiZe; however. she didn't:
but in one of her heavy rolls, sne dip
ped the life boat at the davits and
her life boat was lost-it being too
rough TO attempt picking it up-so
now il may be that a New York life
boat is following the Gulf Stream up
to Iceland. and many the weird tales
the Iceland bards may find material
for before the news gets TO that far
Of isle. Other than a very disagree
able trip nothing of importance hap
pened-
The above incident may cause re-
fection among some Of those critics,
who not 'ong since put in an argu
ment against monitors in which these
craft were declared TO be useless for
cruising, because they could not. ow-
ing to their low freboard, fight their
guns in the storm. Under the circum-
stances of the heavy rolling of the
New York. could she have fought her
guns much better than the monitor?
installation Of M. e. 8. A.
Although the charter for the local
| lodge of the Marine Engineers Bene-
| fetal Association of America was ex-
| pected in the steamer Ventura it did
| not arrive and is looked for in the
| Doric this afternoon or tomorrow. As
soon as the charter arrives District
Deputy Quinlan will install the new
lodge here. The lodge viii not be
branch of the San Francisco lodge
but separate lodge affiliating with
the main mody of the association. The
order is one of the strongest of its
kind in the United States. The local
lodge win open with a big charter
membership as nearly all the engi
neers of the island fleets and inde
pendent steam vessels have signifiej
! their intention of joining.
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For stiff neck there 5 nothing bet
tier than a free application OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. It quickly re-
.ieves the stiffness and soreness. ef-
fecting complete cure For sale by
Benson. Smith & Co.. General Agents
Territory OF Hawaii
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camarinns, Refrineratnr.

arrived by the steamer and con-
tainet fine lot Of the seasons deli
cScies. Game of all kinds, fruits and
oysters. To get the best the market
affords leays orders Il his King street
depot
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ARRIVE.

A government transport from San
Francisco. carrying mail. is due alb ,zt
the Sth and 2Srd of each month.
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SPOKEN.

April 30th by tug Fearless of koko
Head. Br. bark Woollahra. William
son. IS days from Newcastle for Ho-
nolulu.
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TIDES. SUN AND NOON.

pa-Fl "a Aa pa ssas
xon-ss Ia "a Oss sIa $50 -x.s a s.ea
Tue>0 2S Is I.s ia So SD s ls ~
wed as IS a@ SO s-sos.sss s-p
Thur 50 Is y s-sO.io. a s-as5s : . %
Fr SO 40 SIS s.ssis-s7 s-as.s 5 "a "a
SAT- { se az SIS s,asln-s s-Essss IS
sun $40 "a a-i2 s-sa4-m- s-rs-n 50.
Non 8 s-ss a s5Ilo-ea sns.ss.zzi SIS
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cantain Jules pudoit.


Captain Jules Dudoit, late master
of the Fannie Adele, has retired from
active service and viii now remain
on land. Since first going to sea the
captain had been in many vessels of
the island fleets. He anu his brother
are the oldest living captains OF isl
and vessels now here.
Captain Dudoit, who was born here
tn 1898 and has never been out of the
islands, is the son of the first
French Consul to Hawaii and was
educated with his brother in Puma
hou school His father before him
had been a seafaring man and when
Jules and ms brother came to choose
their means OF making a livelihood
;heir father begged them not TO take
10 the sea They rather liked it how
ever and so prevailed on him
70 allow them to enter the service
Of the men then interested in ship
ping in Honoluls
Captain Jules hrst went into the
schooner John Dunlap as purser
Leaving her he went with old Alec
McGregor as purser OF the first steam
er Kilauea From the steamer he
went to the schooner Odd Fellow,
then in succession to the Luka. Kona
Packet. Pauahi. Liliu and John Young
He took the schooner Halawa as cap
tain and owner Then as time went
on he had the sloop Live Yankee and
schooner Juanita. Before taking COM
mand of the Fannie Adele. Captain
Dudoit had the steamer Mokolii for
a time
In all his years OF sea life he
has never had an accident nor lost
man. His son. a young man of
twenty. true to the sailor instinct
has chosen TO be a sailor and is now
mate in the schooner which his IA
ther has just left.
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captain Gibbs Secret.

Captain Marks, assistant harbor
master. who for several voyages was
with Capt. Gibbs. of the Olympic when
she was on the around the Horn run
says that the skipper of the big bark
is a caution for handling men. Espe-
ciaily was this so when Marks was
with him.
Sailors as a rule are not overfond
Of work when the weather is bad.
In the winter time Of the Horn il
gets cold and sloppy and then the sail
ors sometimes play sick so as 10
shirk their work This disease is
called by captains Horn fever" On
board the Olympic there used TO be
3 spare room in the cabin. In this
room was nothing but a bed. II a
sailor was taken with Horn fever"
and Gibbs was pretty sure there was
nothing else the matter with him, he
was invited into the spare room for
treatment The man was first made
10 take bath, Then he was given a
clean. long Dightgown and put TO bed.
Noboiy but the captain was allowed
TO visit him. AT the end of twenty
four hours no matter how sick the
sailor was when he went into the
room. he was well and never wanted
20 80 into the spare room again. He
usually worked the rest of the trip
without further trouble
What sort OF medicine Gibbs gave
10 the men was aiways a mystery to
them and the mate. Gibbs would never
tell what it was. Aside from hisreputa
tion for curing Horn fever" Gibbs is
known as q careful man with his crew
and 4 better doctor never sailed s
ship When a man is really sick and
not Sinking. Gibbs takes il upon him
self 20 look out for the sailors in the
hospital. seeing that they receive the
proper nourishment and treatment
until able TO resume their work
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to sail for the
next two months are as follows:
DEPART.
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Book binding from US is always sat
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Neu York ! Hiah RoIIer.

We learn that the [. s. s New
York. which arrived at Gibraltar
March %. had an exceedingly stormy
passage over. Nearly all on board
were very much surprised at the ex-
treme number Of degrees the New
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TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

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Oceanic Steamship Go.
TIME TABLE.

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