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Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
Hungarian Grass.

Hungarian grass and millct are mid- summer crops, and they require that inc ground should be thoroughly warmed through, before they will thrive. They are of the same nature as pigeon grass, which you know, does not appear until June. although the seed has already been sown the year before SO that you can not prepare the ground early and SOW the seed, expecting to get an early crop, for it will no, mature for hay until the last of August, even though you SOW it in April, and it would be better to wait until about June l, or even the last of June. if you choose; then there will be ample time for the crop to mature and make good hay. IL takes about ninety days for either to grow for this pur- pose Twelve to fourteen quarts per acre of either is the usual amount to crow. FWmcrS Home Joaraal
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
POROSlTY AND MOISTURE.
Way Loose Land Holds Water Better
 Than Hard. Compact Soil

Than Hard, Compact Soil.
 It is q wcll-known fact that the denser the medium the greater is it as conductor. whether it be of heat, sound. etc You can take piece of solder (such as k used by tinncrs) and by applying hot iron at one end it will soon be uncomfortably hot at the other It would not be so with a porous sub stance. All have seen stove lifts and sad-irons with hollow and perforated handles. and know that they do not become heated as though they were solid. The reason .of that is that be- ing hollow, it admits air which as soon as it becomes heated rises and it's place is supplied by other and cooler air, and thus is constantly cooling the iron.
 We will go to the ground and see what application We can make of what has been said of it. A hard. compact soil is like solid, and as it becomes heated from the suns rays. the heat is carried from one particle of earth to the other without any in- terruption of the air to cool it. and it is in this manner that 1t becomes dried out. On the other hand, loose earth Is not good conductor of heat; because, being loose, the particles of earth lie loosely against each other and admit air freely. which will not become hoated as hot as the earth unless con
 
 heated air to rise and seek body of it's own weight; consequently as fast as the air is heated it rises and its place is supplied by cooler air, which tends to keep the earth cool. The same is true of moisture in the ground; it will not riso unless warmer than the air above. Therefore the loose soil is being constantly cooled by the admission of air to take the place Of the rising heated air, and as il gets to the dew point sooner ii absorbs more moist ure; while hard compact soil does not admit air and becomes heated to D greater depth, and being d solid, il docs not give off it's hea, as soon al
 
 of .l.G dew that lo"-e soil does. Cor.
 IL has been great mystery to many persons why the dark, rich-colored wood SO much used for furniture should be called ''roso-wood.' It's decp- tinted ,ruddy dy-strcated surface certainly does not resemble the rose. so we must seek some other reason for the name. Here il is: When the tree is first cut, the fresh wood eXhales very strong, rosc-like fragrance, which ! soon passes away, leaving no trace of the peculiar odor. There are several ! varieties of rosewood trees; the best, however are those found in South America and the East Indies, and i neighboriLg islands. -St. Atehoias.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10

A thief who stole two fowls from farmer at West Rutland. Vt, the other night, dropped n gold watch in the hen house where it was found the next morning. It was poor bargain for him.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
About Horses.

Never wash a horse with cold Wa ter when he is hot.
 On the farm dispense with shoes, unless the land is very rocky.
 Use the whip very little. and ucv- CT when the animal shics or stun hles.
 Never leave n horse standing un- htched. Ii is the way to make them runawaYs.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10

All Right Frost, Ohio, May %, 1888
 Suffered year with paint in the back wAikSa with a csas; St. Jacob, Oil cured me; back al right A. BALL.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10

Be8-ricden. Victoria Texas June 22, 1888. In ! '1e saoutks with sSck ache suGsrsd at,si ms "a NGs cured by St. Jacobs Oil psrsaa- nsnti. I T-t@Tn ir lS months
 . v. JEFFERSON.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
A Well Equipped Job Office.

progressive every should take plenty newspapers especially his county paper there is agency potent press. No 10 take pay for his county paper.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
Tor IAulnbaoO,

FRESH. STRONG EVIDENCE.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
A FINE A : v. X GsING MEDIUM.
SWORN CIRCULATION 1OO8.

Personally appeared before me. a N Y romal ,,.sa-i 9ad acting. I ". C N rn.,r.N., and being du.y q ,f rur \erpt Coy>n rlAr,Nu tor lHSS. averaged ioUS copic, weekly.
 sworn to and subscribed before u,
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Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
Our Reliab1G
 $4 PANTS

Cut and made to order-cvery pair guaran- teed to 1t perfectly and wear well. From the LOOM to the CONSUNER direct. No middle mens' profits. We save the com mission-hou.e, jobber's, and retailers. profits thus enabling u. to give to the customer fashionable garment. of superior quality st hr.t cost.
 Send for samples, A-invh linen tape measure, and instructions for measuring - State what you want samples of.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10

TIE NE b all home print new}. local paper, YsI equipped and printed he state. Paragon paper cutter ION 5 inch Peerless press type mailing machine typ, latest designs, compose
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10

The farmer who thinks that to make money h" must go where land is cheaper should consider we'll if he would not mai,n more money by mak ing the lanl he ha, deeper and richer.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
COVER THY NAKEDNEss.

Suit. and oyercoat. made to order for fl5 Believing the people understand the sdynn- t.gs. of dealing direct with the mnnufsctu- rsr We have added q complete custom cloth ing department to our mills and can pro due. goods which for perfect fit, correct style and superior finish cannot be equalled,
 We will ship (. 0. D. and allow the GUS toner 10 examine and try on garments be- fore paving for them.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
Ex-Empress Carlotta.

The insanity of the unfortunate ex-
 Empress oi Mexico. Carlotta, who has just completed the twenty y-tirst year of her widowhood, exhibits curious phases. She has now developed a strange mania for military and juridical works, which her ladies in waiting are competed to read to her for hours at time. She is SO absorbed in these readings that when her wcaried attendants attempt to skipa few pages she at once calls attention to the fact that the narrative ha, been interrupt ed. All reference iu the books to the name of Napoleon H., whose schemes paved the way for Maximilian's sad fate, must be suppressed. Her aliena- tion has progressed so far that she is no longer able to perform on the piano a whole piece in sequence, but can only play disjointcd airs, Her fondness for dress is revived only on the occasion of the visits of her sistel-in-law, the Queen of the Bclgians. Carlotta's re- treat has been for many years the Chateau of Bouchout. iu the outskirts of Brussels, N l. Post
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
THE POOR SHIPPER.
THE RAISE IN THE RATES OF THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
The Mississippi Railroad Commission
Observation-Disclosures Merchants Embar-
rassed.-The Commission Intends to
Prosecute the Railroad Company.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, July 3.--The Illinois
Central Railroad company has set aside
and disregarded the tariff rate heretofore
fixed by the railroad commission Of Mis-
sissippi, and on the LIST put into effect
tariff which advances the local from 20 to
so per cent. This was done. notwithstand-
ing the rates which were heretofore fixed
by the commission, and which have for
the past two years been operated by the
road and have not had the effect TO de-
crease the revenue Of the company. This
action on the part OF the company, with
out any notice whatever to local shippers,
has affected the shipping interest very
much. and will result in driving the whole
sale merchants on the limo of this road in
Mississippi out OF business. Besides, the
lumber and other interests are paralyzed.
The action of this company demonstrates
the power such corporations have for harm
and the extent to which they win 60 re-
gardless of the interests of their patrons
when unrestrainod. This action is most
cruel, and brings great harm to the bust
ness along this railroad. TuE AprnAL's
correspondent Ia aolhorita,ively informed
that the railroad commission will cause
suits to be instituted under the law for the
recovery of the statutory penalty in every
instance where the tariff charges, Us pro.
mulgated by them, 10 violated and notice
Of such violation Is brought to their atten-
| ton
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

All who are suffering with colds, ca
tarrh, sore throat bronchitis asthma.
hay fever, neuralgia or headache are
invited 20 call az our Office parlors
and try the virtue Of Carbolie Smoke
Ball. Free trial 10 all. lSeparate parlor for
ladies. Sufferers from asthma or hay fever
are particularly requested TO avail them
selves Of this opportunity. Carbolic Smoke
Ball reaches the disease direct looscns aud
expels the diseased mucous aud phlegme and
gives immediate relief.
From Hon. Lillard Thompson, District
Attorney General, Lebanon, Tenn: After
suffering with oatarrh fifteen years, and
spcn ding great deal OF money for remedies
! unhcsitatingly pronounce your Carbolic
Smoke Ball the best have ever used. II Is
the only remedy ever saw that believe
will cure catarrh and warmly recommend
Il TO every sufferer
From Col. J. T. Mcclure, Of Mcclure, Neil
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spires me with the hope that Il will afford
permanent relief 10 my nasal eatarrh aud
bronchial affection.
Carbolio smoke Ball Is already prepared
for use. One Hall will last three 20 six
months. and Is sufficient 20 cure any ordi-
nary case. Price 800. We send our rene
dies by mail, boxed, postpaid, aud full dircc.
tons for using, on receipt OF price. Mail
orders solicited and promptly attended To-.
Order direct from our ONCE or through your
druggist Call ON or address
C,RnoLlc SNoEE DALL Co,
go Main street, Memphis Tenn.
On. A. A. JouSsos. Agent
Correspondence from ministers, physi.
clans and druggists respectfully solicited.
Agents wanted.
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THE MONTHS WORK.
What Was Done by tho Y. M. @. A
During the Month OF June.

What Was Done by tho Y. M. O. A.
During the Month OF June
The following report for the month OF
June was read by the general secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian association, at
their regular monthly meeting, held Mon.
day night:
Total number OF visitors 20 rooms for all
purposes, 1862; rooms open 20 days, with
an average daily attendance OF 81 gospel
meetings, q, conservation meetings, 4 /;
boys meetings, 5; workers training class,
4; meetings OF gynasium class, q; meetings
oil ladies' auxiliary, 2; requests for prayer,
8; seeking aid, 4; seeking employment, Z;
counselled, $; referred 10 boarding houses.
4; letters Of introduction given, 7; meetings
Of board OF directors, |; letters, papers, etc,
received, 500; letters, papers, etc, sen,
out, POI.
During the month the members OF the
Ladies' auxiliary prepared supper for the
board OF directors.
DIR. Wad-El- Ward, OF Jerusalem, Pales.
tine, delivered three lectures before the
association on the Holy Land.
The general secretary answered calls
from Holly Springs, Collioryillo and Ar.
lington, spending day at each place. lie
also attended the Shelby County Sunday.
school convention, held at Collicrville
June 20. WM. ID. L.AuAAsrKR,
General Secretary.
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To Our 10000 Readers.

As notification has been received from
the manager Of tho Associated Press that
no telegraph will be sent for the afternoon
press, this July 4, and II being legal hol-
iday and all banks, exchanges and courts
closed, there will be no papers issued by
either the Ledger or Scimiiar this afternoon.
TIE PuBLc LEDGER.
TIE MENPms ScIMITAR.
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wantedi

One reliable merchant in every town trib.
utary TO Memphis TO knock out all compe-
tition by taking the agency OF the world.
renowned Straiton & Storms New York
cigars and Geo. p. Lies K Co.'S celebrated
Buiios. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
AZ we viii only sell 10 one merchant in
each town. We solicit q sample order.
j. SAnEIsoS K Co,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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The Equitable life Assurance society

The Louisville branch Office, for Ken
lucky and Tennessee, Roe a Lyon, mana.
gcrs, has sent forward applications
amounting 10 g., 20s, 900, for the half year
Just ended, against q. ii2.5OO for the cor
responding period Of 1887, gain Of 1885,
500. or % per cent.
Tho gain At the homo Office, In the entire
business 81 the Equitable. Is about si5. O00,-
900, indicating new business Of sl75, 0O0,-
00O in 1883. against sl3s, 100000 for last
year.
The Equitable Ia tho largest. strongest
and most prosperous life insurance com.
pany In tho world. J. y. Walker IL It's
representative In Memphis, and will DO
pleased TO furnish you full explanation
Of the "Frc Toniinc" policy recently de-
viscd by the Equitable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

STEAMBOAT excursion on steamer o. u.
Bryan, on July 4, 10 Jackson Mound park
from foot Of Bcale street. Fireworks, mu-
sis aud dancing.
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llau ta Keen CaaI.

Mr.. Oliver Smith, Of 81 Louis, claims 70
have found way OF keeping cool, even II
the thermometer should be 0Oo In the
shade. lie uses Yellow Label cigars.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

UsK Syrup Of Prunos ior constipation.
For sale by all druggists.
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TnE elegant new excursion steamer o.
d. Bryan, will mako hourly trips 10 Jack
son Mound Park July l. Fireworks,
Zouave Drill. Dancing and Music day aud
night. Don't fail 10 come.
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Hurry 10 Muliord'a

sunscninE for TuE WEEKLY ArrEAL, 81
per yeaf, aud participate in the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December |.
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MBNKBN & COMPANY.

Gentlemen. buy your Summer Clothing
and Hats TODAY. Special bargains in
Clothing Department.
Open All Day As Usunii
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100000 Tickets nj $40 eachi Halves. si0,
Quarters, soi renths. 90, .rwonticths, 81.

dlN frtfcs, amounting
NoTH-Tickcts drawing Capital FRIES arc not en-
titled 10 Terminal Prizes.
For CLuB RATS. or any further information dc
-rrd write lcgibly to tho undersigned. clearly stat
ing your residence. with State, county strVei aud
number. Morc rapid return mail delivery will DC
ASSURED by. your enclosing an envelope bearing
youf full address.
send POSTAL NOTES. ESprcx Money Orders
of Now York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency
~ kxprc.s lat our expenle) addressed "
M A. DAuPNTN,
New Orleans. La
or NJ. A. DAuPulN.
Washington, n. q.
or nj No. West Court st. Memphis, Tenn.
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CIR up clubs for TINS WEEKLY APrEAL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Soc lists.
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Music and Dancing day and night on the
Fourth, ut jackson Mound Park.
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CIR up clubs for TmH WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure ono Of the cash prizes. See lists.
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DIED.

Dt'FFY-M the iamIly residence, No. y Adams
str-ct. NJ n o'clock pm. Monday. July 2 is.a, hn
JENNIE wife OF John J. Duty.
Funeral at O'Clock this "WEDNESDAY morn
Ing from 81 Peters church. corner Third aud
Adams street Solemn high nc1uicm mas
wATSOS.-Ai family residence. ON Moscly
avenue, between New and Old Raleigh rad. Iucs
day, July a lsss. NJ o'clock n. m. ELDaBIlu d..
sgcd thirty.scyen year, wife 81 A. y. Watson.
Funeral from rcsidcncc this "wednesday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited
10 attend
jackson and nroothaycn. Miss. papers please
copy.l
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La

REMEMBER That the prcsepce Of Gen,
hEnl EHlDile Bcsurcgard and Fairly. who
arc In change OF the Drawings Is guarantee 81 ab.
soluc fairness and integrity that the chances arc
all equal and that no Que can possibly divine what
number will draw prise.
REMEMBEu. alsn. that the payment OF all rriHc,
b Gusrssseed By Four National banks OF New
orirana and the Tickets arr signed by tho frsxl
dent of an Institution whosc chartered rights arc
ucg,niEcd In the Highest Courts thcrciow beware
Of any limitations or Anonymous schemes
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.&zzaa@zue.s
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7<ese~S
Commissioners.

We, the undersigned. Ranks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State Lot.
terics which may he presented ~ our counters.
r. M. WALMSLEY. President La. Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres't State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President N. o, National Rank.
CARL KoHN, President Union National Bank.
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J.eL.on nound parL. JuIy 4.

The Memphis Merchants Zouavcs will
repeat Nashville drill, including firing
with blank cartridges. Capt kcllar An
derson. OF the Chicks. and Lieut.. Borden,
". Is. A., will act M Judges.
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Mn. McTHoRSBURon, Of 81. Louis, has
arrived. and will supcrintend the elegant
display OF fireworks at Jackson Mound
park, July 4.
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TK Rising Sun baking powder Is tho
best. Tyit.
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CIR up clubs for TnE WEEKLY ArPEAL
and secure one Of tho liberal cash prizes
Offered.
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I'm. q. SWAIN. at5 second -, Memphis
IL am making a specially In the treatment 81 tho
Diseases Of the Liver Bowels and gscfum. is spa.
slp-iion Pile. Pisssrss fisaiss fciypl. rrolsp.e,
Proccdeniia structure, rtuituS o. ilcblng caiafrh
Uiocnilon. rsncer. rocket aud papiilsr Tbsss
tloner flfo Il TOO short fsf any one man 70 thor.
ourhly updcrrtsnd all the numerous diseases In
cldent 10 the human system. NJ Treatment II new,
isrfsfe With your ordinary bnsise--. You can b
treated aud return " your homes the sams fsy.
am also trestinr piseascs Of the Fnr. Nor snd
uon free Correspondents solicited.
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CIR up clubs for THE WEEKLY APPKAL
andsccurc one Of the cash prizes. sce lists.
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Muliord's clearing sale.
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ATTRACTION!
over n Million Distributed.
Louisiana State LOTTERY Companv.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1898, for Efu
cauonal aud Charitable purposes and It's franchise
made u part OF the present State constitution. in
1872, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its u and Extraordinary Drawings take
place scmi-Annually (Juno and Dcccmberl,
nnu its Grand single Number Drawings take
place ON each of the other ten months Ia the
year. and are all drawn in public, mt the
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, Ia.
ave do hereby ccrtiiv that we supervise tho ar.
Judgements for all the Monthly aud scmi.Annual
drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and In person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same arc conducted with
honesty fairness, aud IN good faith toward all par
tics and we authorize the Company To use this cor.
lhcae, with taosimiles OF our signatures attached
In It's advertisements"
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Grand Monthly Drawing

In tho Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1919.
Capital Prize, /: 5000, 900.
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y. D. s1wAsD. optician. at MuliOrd.
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Ask For Ayers
SarsapariI!a

to any other. Tho
fore-runner OF mod
ern blood medicines,
Ayers Sarsaparilla
is still the most pop
ular. being in great
CIR demand than all
others combined,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-01
Republicans and doff the livery of God,

Republicans and doff the livery of God,
which he wears 80 poorly?
As for Jabez Banbury, who is running
for County Treasurer, his case will be
tended to, SO "nuf ced."
Charley Dunsmcor has toadied and
"kotowed" to every man who has entered
the clerks Office for the past two years,
and he has made many friends of weak
minded people; but his action in the
registration matter two years ago is of so
damning character and 30 black stain
upon him that old man Parcels will make
a political angel Of him.
John W. Francis the candidate for Re-
corder tips the beam at 265 pounds, and
is running on his fat weight. This is
something like w. N. Monroe running
for Treasurer two years ago on his red
head, and / predict that W. S. Waters,
who is slim and built for running, will
leave Francis and his fat as far behind as
Broaded did Monroe and his redhead.
But / am stringing this out to an un-
considerable length, and with slight re-
ference to Francis Patrick Kelley L will
close. Poor Frank, what fate is in store
for him and he deserves better Now,
if Frank had run for the Legislature l
would have been tempted to vote for him.
Likewise if ne had gone for County
Clerk, but for District Attorney, Oh !!
My Imagine Frank giving an opinion to
the Board of Supervisors in an intricate
case with the Southern Pacific Railroad
and Creed Raymond on the other side, l
will dismiss Frank with the old chest.
nut-he is like necessity because he
knows no law. THIRD WARD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-01
THE ODD FELLOWS.
for the SOvereig n
Lodge Encampment.

IA
Lodge Encampment.
Preparations for encampment of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
in September are progressing satisfac-
torily. Requests are being received
every day for rooms and the committee
of arrangements finds itself with consid-
cradle work on its hands in the securing
of accommodations. 1t is estimated that
fully 1000 people will be here in Sep
tember and it has been ascertained that
many Of them intend to stay from one to
six months in this part of the State.
Some parties have written engaging
rooms for three months and others for
shorter periods and it is already
certain that all of the hotels
and lodging houses will be filed
from September 1st throughout the win
ter. About seven thousand people are ex-
pected from San Francisco alone, and
other parts of the State will be proper
tionately represented. The halls in the
city have been engaged for the occasion,
and it is expected that famous Eastern
band will give two or three concerts dur
ing it's stay here. Special trains have al
ready been engaged for the trip from the
East, and one party announces its inten-
ton of remaining on the train during its
stay, if suitable accommodation can not
be secured,