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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
The stage.

Emile Melville is said to.be on the
point of returning to America.
Edwin Booths appearance in New
York as 1ago was terrific ovation.
Mary Beebe is with McCaull; John
Howson has enlisted under his banner.
Billy Birch has gone upon the min
strel stage again; his reception the
other night was an ovation, and lasted
fully three minutes.
As Patti receives three-fourths of the
profits this year, it is possible that we
may hear her in opera she asks a'S6, 900
guarantee in Cheyenne.
Abbott's receipts were S12, 600 less dur
ing the four weeks of her engagement
in San Francisco than for the same
last year. She has taken the Southern
Pacific to Texas.
Harry Lee does not fill Mantells place
in Fedora. A Brooklyn paper says he
should have been song and dance
man, banjo player, a curiosity in a
dime muSeum-anyihing but an actor.
The manager of low variety resort
in Fargo, Oak, sent free tickes to the
public schools. The Mayor, aided by
the police, prevented the children from
attending. There are four variety re-
sorts in Fargo.
Osmond Tearle's wife is so seriously
i'll that he remained off the stage one
night recently. she Stops to Con-
Quer'' was put on in place OF Victor
Durand," Mr.. Wallack being in the
cast
Bowser. who played here in Hazel
Kirke. y and later in Bunch of KEYS. y
has appeared in the last named piece in
New York. The Times says he has all
the light and airy humor of a stone
fence. !.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01

Sara Jewett is true lover of her pro
fession. She has sound ideas on certain
subjects associated with dramatic art
and artists, and there IS likelihood
that she will express them over her own
signature IN print before long.
Bob Mack, the weIl-known Calender
minstrel, died at Elmira, n. Y, on the
21st ult., of consumption, from which
he had long been sufferer. His make
up as a rooster made him famous. In
this special act he had no rival.
The Shadows OF Great City packed
all portions at the Baldwin Theatre last
Monday night Lewis Morrison, Gerald
Eyre, Stockwell and Isabel Morris came
in for principal mention. They would
do tremendous business in Salt Lake.
Our Washington correspondent says
this morning that Carleton has had
bad engagement in that city. Carleton
appears to be the unluckiest of mana
gers. With the most perfect of COM
panies, he has somehow failed to draw
extensively from the start.
The proof reading of the House pro-
grammes at both places of amusement
in the city grows no better with light
ming velocity, though the Opera House
bill is considerably worse than the thea
ter in this respect, in q Wlfe's Honor,
Miss Josie Croker was down as Jose
Crockes.
As neat piece OF work as home hands
and home brains have turned out, is
the composition Son the Beautiful Salt
Lake Waltzes, +" written by Anton Peder-
sen, the musical Typography, set up by
Harry Aldous, and the cover printing,
with the fine cut of Salt Lake, which
adorns it, the execution of the job de-
partment of THE HERALD The piece is
on sale at Daynes & Coalter's, who had
charge OF the publication. Its public
production is promised as soon as the
different parts can be arranged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
The Opera House.

A light audience gathered at yester-
days matinee and still lighter one
gathered at last nights performance of
Under the Caslight to bid farewell to
Wife's Honor Co. To do the troupe
justice, it appeared to slightly better
advantage than on the previous night,
mainly on account of the superior inter
est of the old play, but the main faults
of the company are bred in the bone,
and are suth that no play and no sur
rounding circumstance however favor
able can atone for or entirely cover
over.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
Stop that Cough

By using DR.. Frazier's Throat and Lung
Balsam-the only cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and
all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do
not neglect cough. 1t may prove
fatal. Scores and hundreds of grateful
people owe their lives to DR.. Frazier's
Throat and Lung Balsam, and no family
will ever be without it after once using
it, and discovering its marvellous power.
1t is put up in large family bottles and
sold for the small price of rs cents per
bottle. Frazier Medicine Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by q. c. NJ. 1. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
War; Wari

Now is the time to bring your friends from
Europe.
PRICES:
From Liverpool to Salt Lake City, only $50.
From Bremen TO Salt Lake City, only S48
From ali Scandinavian ports to SAT- Lake
City, only $50
From New York to Salt Lake City, only s3s.
This is a war rate and will not continue
long, so send your orders at once to
]. A. PETERSON, Emigration Agent,
No. 81 E. Third South Street, Salt Lake
City. P. 0. Box, 369.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
$4,000 Reward

Will be paid by A. G. Bechtol, of the
Opera House Bar, on the return of his
business, which was lost or stolen on
the night of the fire, Oct. 10. That
lie with A. G. again on deck, which is a
sure guarantee to the public that the
stock therein dispensed is equal to the
best in the city. A. G. BEcnToL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
You Ave interested Yourself.

We are prepared to sell to families, at
the Occidental" Pure California and
Imported Wines, at Reduced Prices.
The best of Liquors and Cigars always
on hand. You will become convinced
by trial.
AUER & MURPHY,
Proprietors.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10

The Emperor William Is the oldest mon
arch in Europe. Queen Victoria 10 sixty
i've. King Christian Of Denmark IL six
ty-six, and bic wife, the Queen. ia a year
older. The Emperor Of Austria is fifty
four. and bis wife Is forty six, while King
Leopold Of Belgium. forsv-nine years Old.
has = wife aged afty. One os the youngest
monarch reiEning is King Alphonso Of
Spain. who has seen twenty seven years,
and next 10 him come King George of
Greece and Alexander of Rsssis. each q
whom ara ia The neighforhood of thirty
niue. The sultan of Turkey - fortv-two
King Oscar % Sweden ffty-f fve. Louis of
Portueai forty sir. Hanhert II Isalv
forty, and President Grevy of France sev.
enfy -ene. IN wife ef the Rsssian ruler is
three years ynungcr than Der bushsnd. the
wife 81 the G~nAn avs. snd sh> oa>s~ of
kba,y ss~A
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
OUT or TOWN TALK.
Items Gathered bY"Telegram" Cores
pondents in Western Michigan
MORLEY.

Correspondence Of TIE TELE0RAa-
MoRKLY, Feb. S-Jemes Barky lost three
fingers and thumb from his right hand on
a boiling saw al Gerrards's mill Saturday.
Dr. McMullsn dressed the wound.--A
purse Of nearly $50 was raised for 5. Stiison,
who Iost-a hand in Cars mill last week. be
Is not expected 10 survive his injury
Progressive euchre has broken out among
the select" bat the ''b-hoys" have been
playing IL for some stime.-Ihirty-tlv -tlve cents
Is being paid for potatoes here at present.
They are being shipped south at the rate OF a
car day-Prof. Knapp OF the Morely
school has new way of furnishing the pu-
pills which might be of advantage 20 other
schools. He takes the scholar 10 be punished
in the recitation room and gives the scholars
the privilege OF whipping him or being
whipped Thus far he has received ell the
whippings, which seem To have the desired
effect. Fact. Ten inches OF snow fell
here last night. W. l..
Jones spent Saturday and Sunday with
his family here, who will return with him To
Lansing to-day. Mr.. Jones Il new MEM
Der bat is making good progress. -Between n
eight and ten million shingles are held by
dealers here which have begun TO move
slowly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10

TIE regulations governing the overcoat TO
be worn he officers have been changed 80 ~
Z, ailox them % wear a cape when the troops
are not under arms
Western Democrats coming slowly IN from
a visit tn the oracle in the far East drop the
4 dssfxnati0n. "Nm of Destiny" applied 10
alr Cleveland they have been behind the
scenes.
Kansas City IL ~ have a new evening pa
rer CONDUCTED Us Colonel John L. Crisp.
well. known polit elan If t0e riAce. sna MAJOR
john " Edwards. sditor Of the S. Joseph
tftr-fffe.
The latest question ~ aQitate Harvard stu-
dents - as o. whether the catalogue shall be
in Ie,lian or Earlish. THIS IL II almost as
nsnch frirortauce IS the choosing of the base
ball nine. and the boys shoald weigh the
matter well before 3eci6ing.
C5ovprner Robinson. - Massachusetts,, IN
\ st,scial r,ess4sre to the Legislature recofn-
reuae.i the consolidation of the valious in
ter,.a;s IN the Hoe<sc faonei into one vizor-
ous corporation. wtth the hope of making Il
Pay for its great cost
Iav tfoni3 has postponed bis contemplated
S,sfhero trip nafil after March l. becanse cf
fhe fsxorahls outlook IN the hnsnciai world
IA kalip~es there wif be Al advance n The
pri&e 81 stocks and oill remsia n New York
cok sfssr rs .ntsre<ss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
ONE DOG SAVES ANOTHER.
Grounds for Belief That the Dog Is the
smartest Animal of the Brute Creation.
Ir,lI

Grounds for Belief That the Dog Is the
smartest Animal OF the Brute Creation.
San Francisco BulIetinl
Any one of logical turn OF mind who
had been present upon the sea wall yos-
teriay afternoon would most surely have
been convinced of the fact that the dog IL
the smartest animal o. the brute creation.
A large crowd was con- 1regat Il at the foot
OF Green street. In way unknown TO
those who chanced to be upon the spot, a
small terrier dog fell from ;hs strinxer Of
the wharf into tle Bay. He swan around
for some time in circle. ana many plans
we're su uZgested for bis rescae by Wit
nessss 20 the misfortune. but none ol
them proved practical. The little crea
turc seemed doomed 20 a waterv grave. fos
it was apparent that be was fast be
coming exhausted. The female portion oi
the audience was much exercised. and
gave many express ons Of pity. Just st the
momens that ali hopes If saving the terrier
were given up the bark OF a dog in the
crowd attracted attention: AMI bu,
moment passed when there appeared
unau fhe strlnrer ia front of the wharf =
large New oandlaud He saw the little
fellow Ia the water, spj with low sail
he ran - and fro along thA wharf for q
moment OF two. and then 70 the sunrise ~
every one present ne sprane into the
water aud at once susrn 70 The terrier.
seizing him by the neck With his teeth. and
after swimming sbolt for sons ti-1e h
sighted the new ses al extension. ~ a.
= hundred vsrds dsaat for " \ he
headed. He ~as- - .eriy ~atched the
aimrinz crowd uufi as reached his assti .
nation. when syerYtaiv started ~ a sim
n.fsn-0ns rHa toward fha rescner f-pan
lsndiaz his hsgrseu ~. .crrs 6rnat as New.
fosnllsna gave tvo o- thrpe s6arp barks.
snd seemed tc - - rsd ~ ~Ias r. hsd
done. Il was ssnse fiase before the t-rrier
waS able - eain str-n .th - ~alk awax.
0ne # he witaes~.~ e the strange slghi
took bis hansksrchis8 fron hs poekst ard
tied at shcut ths neck ef TIE Nswfoandssn
saying: ~This dog = nis>. and wcaA
- take q ,noe fw hin ~ Tits uom<.A-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
PFTFH pfrE.
No. = Fourth avenne-
Grand Rapids Mich

FEMALE COMPLAINTS Remedy Is a for
Proapsus and all Female Weaknesses including Irregular
and painful Menstruaton Inflammation and liberation of the
Bowels Stomach any pain in human beings matter
bottle will last patient sixteen days used according dec
tons The price is but SOC For Rheumatism and Kidney Dis
the patient should Sekesees Inmen IN
with the neuralgia Drops You call for Stcketee Neuralgia
Drops the Drug Store and they have not cot sale viii
get for YOU then send tothe undersigned viii send
any address bottle of Inmen and bottles Neuralgia
Drops for dollar and cents the nearest express
office Address
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
1T IS THE WOMANS FRIEND.
Read Thisl

The Professors could not cure rhcumaflEn
bat that simple remedy known as stekefee's
Neuralgia Drops came 20 relieve the patient
and cured her.
GRAND RAAIDs. Mich. Jan. g. lsS5.-Mf.
rheumatism by one of the bsst fs.yF .sif.ns IL
this city. and after having paid bin o large
sum of money for bis services and mcgiicines.
we found that he did not cure her. on tiie con
trary she WIS growing worse. Bat. thanks 90
steketee's Neuralgia Drops. after nsine one
bottle Of Stekefee's Neuralgia DroDs she -
cured. We cheerfully recommend fhis reInesis
No family should be without the excelieuf
remedy"
PFTFH pfrE
No. = Fouf1h avenue.
l.rhnn ItaIllls Mlrh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
Notice to Stockholders.
Office 81 Secretary
Grand Rapids 4 Indiana hsilroad.
ffr.tta MI l.. allE

Office of Secretary
Grand Rapids 4 Indiana hsilroad
Grand iapids. Mich. Jan. ]. lsssa
The annual meeting of the lockholders II the
Grand Rapids x Indiana Railroad osnrsry. vii
be held in the general Office IN the city Il Grand
Rapids. Mich. on "Wednesday, March > 1876. at
one o'clock \. M. for Tie election of thiftf~-n
directors. constituting board 70 serve for ths
ensuing year, and for the transaction ~ such
ing.
There will be submitted 10 the stockholders a.
of the Grand Rapids Indiana 4 Mackinaw bali-
road Company, with the Grand Rapids Indiana
Railroad Company which agreement has hereto
fore been entered into between the Boards Il d.
rectofs Of said two companies
by order of the Board of Directors.
J. Ii. +. HUGHART.
Secretary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
IL Was a Success.

LINCOLN, Neb.-Mr. O. @. Steketee; 1--WE
have used your Neuralgia Drops with great
success. ,526 A street GEo. MARTIN"
From same place. Read what Rev. J.
Marsh says, Nov. 3, 1884: I've have used
about one bottle of your Neuralgia Drops,
and we think them excellent for what they
are recommended. 1876 A street.
REV. j. MARSH"
Ask your druggists for Steketee's Neuralgia
Drops Take no other.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
SICK HEADACHE

Cured By Use Of Sfeketee' Neuralgia
D~ops.
f3rrrEr MEcu.
Ar Siciffre II thnk fosf NenralQls
Drops a splendid med cine. 81 has done
me more good than ans neeicne have ever
taken for Chronic Siek BtadeeheF
Mns q. - C1ARx
Ask your druggist for sfetetes Aeuralcis
Drops Take no other
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
Read What Vars Magic Oil ar plne
90 Per f-zs ccre or
the Peops

We have nsed Vans Mheic Oil fnr internal ana
exteraal a. IlioatiOns. IA Gases ~ Colds s,ic (xliA
hTrns iiruise6. etc. and 1pa Done better. IL ~
especially sdAfsted a. cilidraI a. ii can b. nsed
With safety and sstisfactlssnl and Ne earnestly
Its,s,laslleIld il 81 parents
M0skesols. bt.st, ~ lsss{
Il srganE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10

DARTIES CONTEMPLATING A TRIP TO
Europe, sending for friends there will
ind IL To their interest Ia cell on the undersigned
Agent of White Star and Dominion Line of ocean
steamers for tickets. 4. w. Tower. room ID
Houseman block
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
FOR RENT.

COR RENr-A LARGE ROOM 20 rent over
Hart's JOB Office, in Arcade Inquire of ii.
%. Carr. Democrat Office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
J " EDpE.

have used Ksn's Nagic oil for kenralria and
y has Sft'vea e. oe sa,isfaciory, d las cu.ea
lne entirely. else saIf next door ntialllsar ~as
curesl by a. 3oehssns Aieff fs Internal uss fur
sore Ihroal. c.sulbined N-iEk q severe Cough and
hoerseIiss, also man bs the nAne of hfoffe
Awtntens Nas eur,si ~ II ~ q very severe Lame
back, I cau -l.s iuacb l s,rl.lss Il ssE1
Mage Oil
oFanc Haven Aprll 2s ls&4
leufs truly JACOB bFSpEIDkh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10


Mh. \. a. AaNpEf ifAnf4 y q h0se 0sed youI
Magic oN viii grtaf satisfaction the IL uJI
children Vas fekt,u kiok 3iih lsi,cSIiedl dlpls
thel1a- OF course e emI3astsi 4 otseiof. bui ths
child grtw WORSE ektry ua, Nuf moraEnE tie
auclar called With finf moff ~ ii- isrolersio1l
aud consuitta III dc cliild would ile alive IL the
evening uley Vefe ri open iie clilo's khroai and
cui ths phisgsn out. this } did noi approve al,
bal a. there Was 30 hoIf ~ fr fslllo recovery
conecntevi. Finally igaf Itil.ll llrf. ~ Ahndor-
NerI. called Nlft boitle ~ your Aa.ic Oh and
askt-1 q Ve VUlia ter sflt Ntula Coef Moth
lnE Ne gave the dIiid Jtfos ~ I've droI< Ia
fffhti3 exffl hour AID tsllIlceu tie siee sf
fsss WITH auiulf .ala baiias llt tiirnal well with
Magic oil. ana WleH Tia tioCfur eagne ia se even
Ing ne wanted - tDcv ~Hai ee had gwen
cllllo - a Dresihed 30 mceh easier. ] told him
We asssl van tiaElc aI 3 sad keep rlsaa on
using i a. that waA bsiief fi4ln ie could dc
have thanked &ff AardtTVeIf s thousand time<
for hrr kinane~s Eua ] sincerely ff1fk you tor
your valuable nis.leiNe lnllfs truly
Mlso- A. d. PAIN.
Vans Marlc oil ~ kine ~ Pain is mAnufae-
ture<s by \. q. Van. fflilae Nuskegon. Mich,
and i sold by au dealers.
For sale a. retail - 0and llspids AZ the follow
lng drug Store ~. q. hifnm. Eeck krothere. A.
is. Esc,tt n. a Iusu A. ~ a liron. and "a.
II. Aalieuwen. also 4. A. buss Co., andrew
DeYoe. and k IindeanGlIef. Tor sale "a Wllols-
safe bs hazeiflne ferkiu- s. %
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10

We have aseo yoCr Na.-ig tfl f1i several years.
anu would llof bke te h. Vltloul i a. u l. good
family lntsiicltlf. ti4 Iurls bruises hlsre
Ihrsat Colds elc- ilt.lsce troiy rscofallerd II Z.
the public liEA n AAADEkt Ills
fattersan. \ j. fleb. III ls>8.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10

tAfANTfD-A FIRST class man Of business ability
vtas resident agent for the clty cf Auskeson.
Aasissss ]. q. Baeeber. Is Houseman block 6rADd
Rapids.
tAfANTED-A good seleeusan and collector. al
wv once Adams Manufacturing Company. Z
South Disision street lw
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10
FOR SALE.

EOR SAIE OR TRADE-For eity property,
e1ghty-aeFe farm near the city. oil under cal-
tlsatiOn. Good house. one of the best barns IN
the county wind mill. water tanks. good farm
tools, jersey COWS. hoes. tne pair Of mares.
weight :. go lbs.. and the entire farm ontnt. A
rare chance for q good trade. NJ X. Bissell
Zoe SAI.E- A business lot n. e. cor Sinclair
] and bridge streete, price. 81 .0ss also lot
next east. $50. on ten yeafs time. Payments $40
zach, to those who viii build. Inquire 81 Tut1a
Bros, over Arcade.
Tor sAIE-Or exchange for proterty in THE
city. one house and lot. and a house barn and
SIX acree improved land IN the city of Cadillac
Apply to DIR. j. n. Coleman Porter block.
febSml.
A $3.50 HOUSE AND LOT FOR sAI.K-HOUsE
~ new aud contains tive rooms two blocks
from the street cars l. 4. Provin. room d.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-10

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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t is recognized to day that the
democratic party is as loyal and as
patriotic as the republican. 1t has
as great a stake in the community.
1t will profit as much by good gov
eminent and suffer as much by bad.
The only question between the par
ties now is in regard to the public
policy.-Boston Herald, Ind.
If Mr.. Blaine had been elected
president there is no doubt that
Washington would have swarmed
with applicants for appointments,
and that the "spoils hunters" would
have been four times as numerous,
and a hundred times as "clamorous"
as they have been under President
Cleveland.-New Y ork World, Dem.
In our own opinion, often ex-
pressed, something like "a clean
sweep" at the south, beginning with
Virginia, is not only to be desired,
but is the duty of the administra
ton. The federal service in that
quarter has been for twenty years
utterly corrupt and corrupting, the
Malone part of it being the worst of
all. To purge it thoroughly is one
of the things for which President
Cleveland was elected.-N. Y. Ev-
ening Post, Ind.-Rep.
The American people have passed
entirely by the negro question as a
political issue. 1t no longer forms
any part of the division line between
the two parties. The negro will
form an element Of disturbance for
both parties which will vex both in
equal degrees. 1t is mainly now in
teresting as a grave question which
transcends politics. The relations
between the two races, the final
status of the negro as a citizen in
his relations with the white people
in that portion of the country where
the two have to live together, is a
great and grave question. Time
will settle it. Politically, as par
ty or sectional dividing question, ii
has ceased to exist-Memphis Ava
lanch, Dem.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-10

Georgia, the empire state of the
south, has much to be proud of in
the good credit she has among cap
italists, as was shown the other day
when So, 5000 in 4 II per cent.
bonds were placed on the market at
a premium. When Georgia gets her
working clothes on she gives about
$4,000 democratic majority, which
accounts for the confidence people
show in her promises.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-10

Sam Jones, the celebrated, but
eccentric reyiyalist of Georgia, told
a congregation at Chattanooga the
other day that dancing was "hug-
ging set to music" That's it ex-
actly. But such music Looking
into the depths OF sparkling eyes
and inhaling beauty's sweet breath
-pshaw ! start up your music and
let the waltz proceed !
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-10

New York city, will probably erect
large family hotel on his valuable
property on River street, on the
banks of the bay. A better site for
such a hotel could not be found in
Florida, surrounded as it would be
by the magnificent oaks and mag
nolias, and the excellent view it
would afford of the river and bay
Should DIR. Huylar put his inten-
tions into effect, he would soon have
one of the most popular winter re-
sorts in the state.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-10
PAIATKA--HOTELS,

We doubt whether many of our
own citizens appreciate the wonder
full growth and progress our beauti-
full Gem City has made since last
November, when nearly all the bus
mess portion of the city was laid in
ashes. There is no means at hand
of finding out exactly what our
growth has been in the way of inn
provements or the increase in the
number of inhabitants, but it is
within safe bounds to say that since
the fire there has not been less than
two hundred houses erected within
the city proper and on the Heights.
And the best evidence of our sub
stantial prosperity is the commodi-
Gus brick blocks of business houses
and the comfortable and elegant
cottages and dwellings that have
been erected.
With rows of infamable pine
buildings lining our business streets,
as was the case before the fire, and
with insurance rates so high as to
amount almost to prohibition, there
was but little hope that PaIatka
would ever grow into a city of any
considerable Importance, but now,
her advantages of location, her rail
way and steamship facilities of tran
portation, her low insurance rates
and low taxes, her commodious store
rooms and warehouses, and her rap
idly growing wholesale trade, all
point to a city of from anywhere
between ten and thirty thousand
people within the next ten years.
But Notwithstanding our rapid
growth we will soon reach our limit
unless, in addition to our brick
blocks, capacious hotels shall be err
eoted. Several weeks ago Mr.. T.
Brigham Bishop informed a repre-
sentative of this paper that he inten-
ded to build large hotel on the
old Larkin House lot during the
summer and fall, and rumors are
rife in the city that Mr.. Z. II. Orvis
will erect a hotel on his Putnam
House lot in time for next seasons.
travel-and Mr.. s. J. Kennerly's
new hotel will be ready to open by
August. Even with these hotels in
operation, with those already here,
there Is still room for more, as past
experience has proved that well kept
hotels in Florida always pay a hand
some dividend to their owners, and
each winter only serves to increase
the great volume of travel to our
state. And with ample hotel room
Palatka would be crowded with
prospectors and health and pleasure
seekers from other states every sea.
son.
Besides the hotels mentioned
above, we leaIn that DR.. E. P.
Huylar, a wealthy gentleman OF