ri'
5
.
ffi'.
'in
PAOB
T
raluablfl
preparation
Has
bam
on
the
market
for
th
put
eighty
yean,
and
has
no
equal
(or
off
-eetung
the
vomiting,
purging
and
divrbue
of
cholera
infantum.
1
'
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
M2btB
Oa
limited.
Toronto.
Out.
TOWHITEHORSE
AS
SEEN
BY
THE
SHIP'S
BARBER
Victoria
Man,
Formerly
In
Prince
Rupert,
Jells
of
Recent
Vlalt
to
Yukon
Territory
By
Alderman
J.
A,
Shanks,
for
merly
Ship's
Jlarbcr,
ss.
,
Princess
Louise)
''
The
best
traditions
of
the
C.ol-(jen
orth
are
sjill
strictly,
adhered
to
in
Dawson
City.
Even
froiR
the
beginning
and
it
Is
so
today
"two-toil
a"
js
the
smallest
coin
permitted
to
circulate
in
tlut
(a
r
flunig
Yukon
metropolis.
Coming
back
from
Skagway
a
tourist
told
men
how
His
nioney
had
been
refused
in
Dawson
City,
lie
desired
to
purchase
a
"Iwo-blU'Hcigar
and
offered
in
payment
two
dimes
and
a
nickle,
the
cigarman
politely
refused.
"Wo
don't
understand
that
kind
of
money
out
here,"
He
said
as
he
pushed
the
three
coins
Hack,
"and
we
don't
want'
to
pel
it
in
use."
Therefore
the
tourist
Had
to
break
into
a
ten
dollar
bill
to
pay,
for
His
smoke.
"Two-bits"
or
Higher
goes,
hut
small
change
is
kept
severely
out
of
circulation.
The
newspaper
costs,
n
quarter,
likewise
bottle
of
"pop,"
Chjldre
n
.
born
jn.
Dawson
City
don't
know,
until
they
"come
out,"
that
a
coin
of
less
value
i
i
used
anywhere.
j
!
.'
-'
At
Whltehorse
.
!
?As
5:ny
"pcrsbrtal"
observations
did
not
extend
beyond
While'
horse,
I
shall
begin
my
narra-
live
at
that
famous
point
where
the
trail
of
'98
became
merged
with
the
roaring
vater9
of
tHi
swift
flowing
Yukon.
01d-'mers
in
Whltehorse
leli,
and
willingly
so,
of
incidents
that
Happened
when
the
great
rush
was.
on.
Everything
from
plaaKs
and
soap
boxes
to
sturdy
built
Men.
wheuers
were
ued
to
convey
the
excited,
impatient
gold
hunters
down
the
river
to
Daw-
son.
The
Yukon
Is
a
veritable
torrent..
It
rages
and
roars
on
Its
way
propelled
by
a
terrific
current,
while
jutting
rocks
and
dangerous
rapids
call
for
pilot
age
of
an
extremely
skillful
character.
Anything
less
than
:t
staunch
ship
Has
little
chance
in
this
glacie'-fed
stream,
and
.thousands
lost
their
lives
in
trying
tc
make
the
grade
during
the
wild
dnys
of
'98,
when
Ignorance
and
green
overthrew
common
.sense.,
Bu,
thai
is
the
price.
gold
demands
even,
in
other
walks
of
life
.'and
in.
more
culured
place
tilth
4Jie
Klondyke,
Nor
did
Uh
strongest
always
survive,
some
times
I
was
Told,
llio
least
likel'l
looking
got
thruinsli;
luck
was
a
great
factor.
It
is
estimated,
I
believe,
thai
more
monej
wen.
Into
the
Klondyke
than
ever
cam
out,
at:d
it
Is
'Jkely
so.
Boats
Now
Shorn
of
Glory
Many
riyf
boats
of
ancient
vintage
grace
the
Hanks
of
this
Yukonfat
Whltehorse.
Ships
tha
were
"floating
palaces
in
their
day,
now
discarded
for
more
up
to-dato
crafts.
1
noticed
the
Itouanza
King,
The
Yukoncr
and
'the
bour.douign
all
stern-wheel
ers
with
stirring
histories
of
riches,
revelry
and
robbery
Shorn
of
all
(heir
glory
Ihey
arc
now
but
monuments
of
a
slitter
ing...
Heutic-
episode
in
the
world'
past.
Parked
today
on
the
side
"of
the
turbu'.ant
stream
the
once
majestically
rode
they
are
Die
prey
of
tourists
and
sight
seer?
who
give
them,
the
"once
"111
WIILTi
JHMJPO
ili
gUI
lcy-andruvouvenirs
from
the
lime-worn
and
ncsdcelad
frame
And
local
publicity
throws
an
al
mosphere
aliout
these
old
river
baa
Is
that
Is
interesting
in
th
extreme,
if
not
entirely
autHen.
lie.
.
Tales
or
fortunes
n
gol
dusi
changing
Hands
between
Dsvwson
and
Whllehorse
through
the
medium
of
poker
games
while
the
good
shin
Sourdniia
laboriously
made
its
way
against
the
Merrlflc
current,
is
commo
gossip,
"Dangerous
Dan
Mr
Grw"
and
"the
lady
that
known
as
I.ou,"
immortalized
by
llobert,'
Service,
were
apparently
frequently
passengers
on
th)
staunch
craft
Uonanza
King.
while
hair-raising
shooting
af
fairs
which
Helped
pas
tbe
time
on.
the
tedious
voyage,
was
wilu-oul
doubt
what
built
up
the
im
mense
popularity
of
thp
ss.
Ya-
kouer.
WMleliorse.sepms
fairly
pro-
perou
with
.is
500
or
so
inhabi
tants.
Hope
rings
strong
in
the
minds
of
its
people,
and
$onv
lay
they
predict
another
rustt,
another
stampede,
for
Ihey
claim
the
Yukon
Has
richer
fields
ielt
haii
have
yet
been
prospected.
Incidentally,
gi.dine
is
six
bit
a.
gallon
and
auto
arc
quite
plentiful
considering
the
limited
roads
that
Whltehorse
can
boas'
of.
1
Scenery
Is
Stupendous
We
now
board
the
White
Pis
and
Yukon
Railway
train
for
gauge,
108
miles
long;
two
years'
were
spent
ir
its
construction;
ana
the
fare
is
ten
cents
a
mtle.i
the
scenery
along
this
lit
'
i
ralroad
is,
to
say
the
least
jf!
it,
marvellous.
Stupendous,
perhaps,
is
a
more
suitable
word!
Extreme
heights
and
Hair-raising
aepllis
are
continuously
in
view.
Chasms,
roaring
rivers,
wonderful
waterfalls,
gldHed
and
cloiid-piercing
snow-cappeo.
.iioimtains
prevail
r'roin
Lak
llennelt
-to
Ska(fway,
about
TiaU
way;
thef
slejilc
.'
surprises
ar
i$U
one
dfinr
UnMieY.
Constar.-
the
train
is
twisted
into
t
bore$Uoe
where
the
engineer
could
nearly
shake
hands
with
the,
passengers
on.
the
rear
coach
and
on
one
section
thrw
engine
re
ued
where
the
grade,
i
particularly
severe.
Abor.t
mid-
ay
on
the
route
Lake
I.inder-
man
can
toe
seen
in
the
distance.
he
head
wajers
of
this
late
was
the
termii.js
of
the
Chilkoo".
rail,
made
famous
in
(he
Klou-
lyke
stampede
before
the
While
ass
Trail
was
used.
Xearby
i
the
townsite
of
Bennett,
which.
n
Ihp
early
days,
had
a
popula-
ion
of
10,000
people.
It
was
Here
the
slampedc-rs
built
their
raft-.
nd
crudo
boats
in
which
to
con
inuc
their
,ourney.
Dennett
is
now
pract.oally
confined
to
ono
busines,
employing
fifteen
o;
twenty
people
a
railway
cating-
iouse,
and
a
mighty
good
one.
Here
meat
of
the
moose,
caribou,
mountain
sheep
and
delicious
wild
berries
are
served
to
th-j
gre.
delight
of
the
tourist.
The
International
Itoundarv
ine
at
a
point
twenty
milce
from
Skalgwuy.-a,i)d
at
aii
elevbi
lion
oi
neariv
3.1
oi.
reel
vi
rooms'inio
view.
The
Uniofi-JarK
ana
uie
ssiars
and
Stripes
are
planted
securely
about
fifty
fet-t
apart.
Uetween
them
is
granite
column
which
bears
or.
one
side
the
word
"Canada"
ami
on"
the
other
side
-
'United
Stales."
It
is
an
ImDnsinir
stent
when
the
tourists
gather
round
and
many
of
them
have
their
cameras
busy
picturing
eac
other
with
their
feet
spread
sj
mat
they
stand
in
both
countries
al
the
same
time.
Dead
llorse
fiulch
comes
next
spanned
by
a
cantilever
bridge
in
ieet
nign,
which,
according
to
a
toooklet
issued
toy
the
rail-
"ad,
is
the
most
northerlv
unuse
of
lis
kind
and
height
in
i
no
world.
Only
Remnants
Left
The
remnants
of
White
Pa
City
are
visible
a
few
mile
closer
to
hkagwav
It
is
stated
that
While
Pass
Cily
had
a
t.on
iiianon
oi
30,ooo
at
one
period
oi
me
hlondyxe
stampede.
I
Is
located
at
the
fool
of
th
White
Pass
wjir.e
began
Ihe
fa
niou
trail
or98.
Xolliln
now
remains,
but
a.
few
dilapidated
snacKs
not
a
soul
Tor
miles.
We
look
out
of
the
coach
window
and
wo
see
Dead
Horse
Oulch,
named
so
because
of
tbe
thousands
of
pack
Horses
that
died
on
the
trail.
Nearby
Is
lb
remains
of
White
Pass
City,
onc
"inning,
animated,
m
revcrislilT:aIong
to
Hie
depot
located
al
t'.io
hw.w.
cs,
more
ior
-
OJIW
L
III
"
'
i
FOVK
Tn3
QtdUi
Ii2W5
Tin.:
-Inr
"
Cholera
ran
Infantum"
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
'
By
George
McManu,
The
Of
Fatal
Children
DlMte
OT
py
OL.LV-
1
I
----
---din
I
1
1
II
If
"HV-
DADDY-
WrlVl
I
II
II
III
naHEnV
I
'
i
7
S
I
J
II
M
I
.1-11
j
WO
THUS
WOULD
IMC
IgaISoI
&mml3l
III
SO
AMV?
J
(
TQ-OSY-
j
I
MEAN
-
KmPaHSJaS
IT
I
V
I
yTboWOO
r
REMEMBER
t
Lf-
V
"V"
'
WMeS
NNERt
-
";
'
1
jit
''w-t
t
y
jars
8
To
put
Colman's
Mustard
on
your
list
for
Camp
or
Summer
Home.
Then
you
can
have
real
Mustard
with
your
bacon,
fish,
meats,
sandwiches,
etc
Colmans
Mustard
.
m
mm
-
U7C
aids
digestion.
CHURCH
BOYS
DEFEAT
NAVY
Y-Macs
Scored
4
to
1
Last
Night
In
Intermediate
Soccer
Although
both
teams
lacked
regular
players,
the
Naval
II"-
erve
and
Y-Macs
staged
a
merry
batttc
in
the
Intermediate
football
league
last
evening,
the
lat
er
winning
I
D
I.
The
Navy,
kicking
up
hill
in
the
first
half,
after
a
few
ex-
hanges,
took
tHe
lead
when
;amni
notched
the-
side's
only
otinter.
Straehatt
evened
up
for
he
Y-Macs
Just
before
half
time.
On
even
ternis,
both
side-
worked
Hird
for
Hie
first
pari
f
Ihe
second
half
until
llond'
shot
was
doflectrd
-
Into
the
Navy's
net.
The
Xavy
thereupor
wilted
-yhile
th
Y--Mrs
invras.
ed
the
vigor
of
their
attack-
Mrachan
put
Ihe
cherry
shirt
hree
up
and,
shortly
be
for
im
Dickens
made
it
four.
.1;
Viampboll
Handled'
the
wills
He-
and
Spiro'
lurvich
and
jjldi
.milH
cjedjnjhesmeii;
'
J
,
tl?e.
siiimlffiFriT"
llii
feami
(
U.tlA'
.i'ji'i-.'i
..i
!
'.i.
liA
follows:
W.
I).
I..
Vl4.
Y-Macs
2
1
0
Xaval
Heserve
I
0
2
High
School
..ft
t
i
John
Dybhavn
came
in
on
hut
night's
train
from
his
siimmnf
home
at
Lake
Knthlyn.
Mr
Dybhavn
and
family
will
be
re
luming
In
the
city
next
week.
gor-m
ami
iigmtrea
than
oven
Dead
Horse
ilulch.
However,
we
speed
on.
Over
dizzy
hcighls
arid
roarir.g
can
you,
more
corkscrew
tends
am
mountain
edges,
i
ntil
at
l'.st
th
brakesman
sinjr
cut,
in
resounding,
unmistakabb
Nor-
'hern
yoice,
the
rather
pleanart
nd
welccmo
name.
"Skagway.'
flood!
We
arc
g'ad
we're
here,
The
trip
we
have
enjoyed
Irn
niensely
.put
ou
nerves
arn
on
edge.
Have
Had
enough,
f.
one
lime,
of
thse
Hair-brcadlfi
altitudsl
these
visions
of
ty9nU
glory,
jjiis
(ilHlering
gold
of
tlfj
pasl.
Skagway
means
change,
good
meal
and
n
chance
to
sli
out
for
awhile
The
train,
doe
not
enlrr
tht
town
lliroiigl
nujr
rciir
galewav.
ouv
kuis
a
near
line
viiown
in
centre
of
Skagway'
main
street.!
!
Iltisifiei
nnil
Irnffir.
nniitn.,
im.lUMVT!.'H
m-...
.n,,,iiri
ilnntitn
disturbed
as
we
go
clanging
ioiucr
end
of
tie
town.
V
anted-T
For
Sale',
,
For
Rent
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
SPORT
CHAT
With
an.
i
In
r
baseball
series
tetwern
Ketelukan
and
I'rinc
lupert
on
tapis
fur
Fair
Week
t
is
coiiiidently
hoptl
that
Ui
vwal
players
will
be
in
shape
'..
.ive
the
visitors
from
Hie
nortti
omo
He'ter
emp,titlon
thai'
hey
dkl
in
Ihe
Dominion
1M
tames.
Ketchikan,
it
may
he
nd
niUfd,
Has
some
eceitlonalb
oodliaetiall
talent
litis
year
a
5.1
n
July
sent
a
team
down
heri-
hat
might
no
a
long
way
in
a
bigger
pla-
than
Prince
Ituperl
Ihe
locals
wet
clearly
outelas
,
d
al
(Hat
time
Hut
now,
with
the
eague
.sea-on
behind
them
and
i!ll
practwe
between
now
4tM
epii'iiiber.
Ihey
should
be
abk-
make
u
good
battle
of
It
with
.e
northerners
on
tle
ooasion
r
III
eft-
furl
booming,
visit.
Ortlers
ftr
130.000
HkM
f.ji
lip
IkMiipsej-Ttintiey
heavy
weight
jliampion!iip
ttout
Sep
ember
28,
Have
Heen
placed
witu
lie
prtniers,
acwonliiwr
to
Phila-
lelplna
despatches.
In
the
mean
ime,
oilier
arrangements
for
lb.
fiiriit
in
the
new
PHiladelphit.
stailitim
till
the
grounds
of
the
rxposiima,
are
being
computed
Mlhotigli
Dempsey
is
understood
o
have
decided
on
finishing
hi
raining
at
Atlantic
Oily,
ex'to'-ion
officials
are
Hoping
they
an
persuade
Id
in
to
vstaHlish
his
camp
in
Philadelphia.
Tun-
iey's
new
lamp
has
not
yet
bee-.!
nnnouneeil
and
the
officials
also
hope
'
have
Tunney
complete
His
preliminary
work
there.
The
ndvanre
-.ale
of
tickets
is
said
li
have
o!realy
parsed
the
20O.
ooo
murk.
ketchTkan
winners
BASEBALL
SERIES
FOR
'
CHAMP.
S.
E.
ALASKA
KIT'
IUKAN.
Aug.
26.
For
Hie
hi
iml
day
in
succession
Ketchikan
Monday
evpninjr
turned
back
the
invaders
from
Juneau
winning
Urn
second
game
of
the
series
ii
tf
t
ahjl
cliiicliing
the
for
the
JJh
seiCtw
UoliSlpivis
speed
ban
merchant
of
'the
'l
oca
aggregation,
starred
both
on
lh'
mound
and
with
the
willow,
strik
bur
out
3
batters
nnd
gelling
two
HiN
in
three
times
up.
Manning,
who
opposed
Davis
pitched
a
fine
game
ami
with
a
llllle
In
tier
support
might
have
copped.
As
it
was
lie
pave
Ket
chikan
fans
several
Had
moment
Win
In
Fourth
The
locals
put
the
game
on
icp
in
the
last
of
tlm
fourlU
frame
after
it
seemed
to
be
irretrievably
lost.
And
Davis
who
got
Into
trouble
through
HI
own
wiblness
in
the
first
f
the.
fourth,
de
livered
the
blow
that
gave
the
eaH
customer
a
thrill
and
turn
ed
Hie
Juneau
ronlirug
delegation
Into
a
hand
of
mourner.
'FOUND
FOUND.
Set
of
teeth.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
al
Daily
News
Office
und
paying
for
advertisement.
FOUND
Silk
knitted
farf.
Ap
plv
Daily
News
Office.
WANTED
WANTI
D-trSerond-liand
bicycle,
iniiK'
He
clieap,
(or
rash.
,ppl
P.
I
"Claire.
'room':
'two
be.ls:
good
view;
central
location.
Apply
73.1
I
Fifth
Ave.
W,
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
WANTED.
WANTED.
-One
reliable
man
n
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to
take
orders
for
best
custom-made
clothes
in
Can
ada.
Highest
commissioiir
J
Hex
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd.,
TOr
"
ronto
(2V
2i)
7
.V
ANTED.
Smart
Boyiiovvork
in
Clothing
and
(tent's
Fur-nisHiugs
store.
Musi
speak
Scandinavian
laikviuige.
Hrivr
very
good
refefetices.
Apply
Ilox
3eo
Daily
New
Office.
FOR
8ALE.
,N
AUCTION
SALE
will
I
Heb
al
the
House-
of
Mr.
J.
Me-J
KecHnie
on
whexbrooke
Avenue
(rear
of
Hothwell
garage,
1
1
ll;
Avenue
on
Thursday,
30th
August,
at
2.30
p.m.,
ron
sibling
of
gramophone,
Oak
Din-iti
suite,
davenport,
carpet,
chairs,
Slower
sewing
machine,
lino,
oak
bureau,
beds.
Healer,
etc.
PHilpotl
&
VMU.
Auo-tfonpers.
100
FOIl
SAIJ-
CHoloe
waterfront
property
95x225,
Flvj
roomed
(timisHed
House
In
good
condition.
Oolrally
toealed.
Prlr'
3,O00
cash.
Write
owtief,
Ilox
"5,
Petershurg,
Aiaka.
w
ii
i
i
I
i
mm
.i,
(111
SALE.
rtanrh
in
Xaa
Vol-ley.
vry
reaonable;
or
may
trade
for
gmxl
gaboat
v
livesliwk.
J.
T.
Saner.
Allr
Arm.
11.0.
KOll
S.LI--Hiidon
motor
it
firt
class
condition;
fine
for
pleasure
boat.
Snap.
Appl.
Ilox
318.
Daily
New
Of
flee.
FOll
8ALF..
Hotel
Massftt.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
cause
for
scjllw.
Apfdy
William
Hudson.
Massett.
H.C.
riNT.
FOIl
SALIi.
New
till.
year
and
used
only
ope
weeK.
Price
120.
Pullen.
Daily
News.
1
5.00
PF.IV
MONTH
buy
a
splendid
view
lot
on
Oraliam
Aver.ue.
Walker'
Music
Slorf1
FOH
SALF:--Large
rnnlern
house
splendidly
located.
Apply
O.
P.
Tinker.
TO
RENT
F'Ort
.
I1F.NT.
.
I.arscn
bulldlnc,
ai
"V"
17
1
Third
Avenue
Kast;
Ir
foom
ptodcrn
flat
with
balh-rriom
an.d
workshop
premise
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue.
FOIl
nF:NT.
--
Newly
decorated
house,
two
bedroom.
120.00
Apply
215
Fourth
Ave.
K.
MODKH.N
HOl'SB
for
renl
Five
room
and
bath.
Munro
Hros
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
Tbe
Inlander.
831
Second
Avenue
Phone
137
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKW.SK
I.ODOF,
near
Tcrraco.
Visit
Lakclse
llthia
Hoi
Springs.
Lilhia
Is
one
of
th
.
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
-
rheumatism.
Oood
ft
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motors
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection-
with
Lodge.
TeleT
phone
connected
to
Terrarw
J.
Ilruce
Johnstone,
manager.
MISCELLANEOUS
50ft
MONTHLY
BARY
SKLLINi!
33
gallons
gasoline.
No
car
ton.
(luaranteed
harmless.
rovrn
merits.
Your
name
on
cans,
write
quick
for
par
ncuiar
ami
proof
of
(Hii
sintemeni.
p.
A.
Lefebvre
.1
Co.,
Alexandria,
OnL.
Canada.
Advertise
la
the
Dally
News.
ArticUi
Lost
and
Found,
&c
for
less
than
50c
AGENTS
WANTED.
WAM
FD.
-
A
Man
for
an
Unusual
Agency.
Dnrwju.
Limited-
established
10
yisan
operating
a
chain
of
l.ndle
Ileady-ln-Woar
Shop
in
Mont-
:
real
and
Oltawa,
are
now
extending
their
operation
so
a
In
reach
every
part
of
Canada.
This
open
a
gulden
opportunity
for
reliable
men
ami
women
to
Handle
our.ftXfllusivc
line
nfj
Ladies'
lleady-lo-Wear
Clothes.
Selling
experience
not
necessary
if
you
mean
Hulne
vr
will
leach
yon
How.
Our
Fall
lino
i
now
ready.
Our
selllntx
outfit
U
a
raafFHshiiinSHowJrV
Sm
Jll'
in
a
rota!
portfolio.
PHI
won.
derful
Outfit
i
Free
In
reliable
rpireenUitUe.
Wrllt)
a',
ojtre
tell
u
about
yeurself
and
the
territory
jroti
wnnf.
Oct
our
anvailng
propollio'i.
ii...)..
I,
......
ii
...
i
i..
loo
late.
.
lurwins
Limited,
Dept.
35.
6
It,
Montreal.
Que..
FREE
INSPECTION
Why
run
y.mr
oar
when
il
l
not
operating
prnnrlyf
II
meau
adde,
exifie
later,
(lot
ready
for
rainey
and
uiUly
weather
make
an
fillent
ent
to
have,
your
molor
and
Hnikes
up
in
lip-top
condition.
First
ela
work
guaranleeil
Uy
.
Skilled
Meelianlae
.
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Aulhorlied
Ford
Sales
and
Service
FORD
Cars
Trucks
Tractors
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODOE
Iteautlfully
situated
near
I'erry
Landing
Altitude
?t
5
fenl.
Camping
and
Fishing
Trip
arranged
FinST
CLASS
TAHLP,
-
with,
produce.
FIIKSH.,
J-'JIOM,
TUB
FAftM.'
Take
a
Trip
to
the
Lake
Country
this
year.
For
reservation,
write
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
Lake.
Il.C.
TAXI
Phone
87
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
P.mprcs
Hotel.
PRINCE
Rimrsr-r
rinri
Friday,
Auoust.27
High
3.58
a.m.
20.8
ft.
10.23
p.m.
21.2
ft.
Low-
lo.oo
a.m.
3.2
D
.22.11
p.m.
4.0
Saturday,
August
28
High
-"
Ml
a.m.
It).
I
'ft
17.09
p.m.
20.2
ft.
Low
1
0.53
a.m.
5.0
ft
.
23.32
p.m.
5.1
ft
Sunday,
August
29
Hlgfi
5.51
a.m.
17.7
ft.
18.01
p.m.
10.2
ft.
Low
-
11.
II
a.m.
7.0.
ft
Monday,
August
30
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10.01
p.m.
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