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May 16, 1901. THE MARINE RECORD. 6 Nautical Schools. IN PRACTICAL Chicago Pautical $eboot _ 1612 Masonic Temple, CHICAGO. W. J. WILSON, (Late Lieutenant U. S. Navy), j Principal. A full and complete course of instruction in lake and ocean navigation. Also special branches taught those desiring to qualify themselves for better positions in the marine service. Students taught by correspondence. Gtudente may-begin: atvanyilide: Send f cca SL Wad Park’ or Payne ‘Ave: Car.’ contexecne, LSOHN E. FHRope.& Sons Co., | comrouns BOYER SECTIONAL WATER TUBE BOILERS. oe ioe Gali PROPELLER ha 4 4) a a — ne | WHEELS, MACHINERY COMPLETE FOR PLEASURE YACHTS, TUG BOATS AND LIGHT DRAUGHT PASSENGER BOATS THE CHase MacuHine Company, ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. ‘ : MANUFACTURERS, UNDER THE CHASE PATENTS, OF Fog Whistle Machines, Hoisting Engines, Power and Drop Hammers, and other 111 ELM STREET. YAWLS LIFE BOATS ~ MIGHIGAN YAGHT & POWER GO. 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