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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-25
For sale.

:. Fine, Stylish polished oak cart, made by r.
M Bingham Co, Rome. N. Y; front and
PACK seat carrying two to four light persons;
height of wheel, AZ inches height of body
from floor. 30 inches length of shaft front Of
par, q feet inches; for small horse, 13 to Is
hands high; has been slightly used is offered
at bargain.
HAwLEY, KING d Co.,
Los Angeles and ReQuena streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-25
Los Angeles and Requena street,

cure for Catarrh, ,Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
For sale by @. F. Heinzeman, 1872 North Main
street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
GOVERNOR TO THE BACKBONE.
The Louisiana Lottery Dill Vetoed and
Trouble Eusues.

Gov. Nichols yesterday sent to the Louisiana
Legislature the lottery BILL passed last week by
twO-thirds vote of both houses. accompanied
by long veto message The governor made
the original message when the Legislature first
met part Of the veto and argued ut length
against granting any lottery company charter
1t was known that he would do this, and it
was supposed as wo-thirds of both branches of
the legislature favored the lottery that the bill
would be passed over his veto at once. Instead
OF this being done. however. Mr.. Shattuck, the
lottery leader in the house, protested against
the governors action, arguing that he had no
veto power in this case, rs the lottery measure
was an amendments to the constitution and not
an ordinary bill subject TO his disapproval
This question of the righ. of the governor to
veto was then referred to a committee. which
was instructed to meet tomorrow. 1t was I'M
derstood that fhis action meant that the lottery
did not have tw0-thirds present necessary to
pass the bill over the veto in consequence of
absence or sickness Of some of its supporters
The matter 10 getting to be question OF = very
few days. as the legislature adiourns Tuesday
Should the supporters of tho lottery be unable
by that time to rally the necessary two-thirds
in both houses the matter will be carried into
court on the question of the validity of the
governors veto and some very exciting ltiga-
ton is probable.
The lottery bill passed both houses by ex-
actly the same number of votes needed to
carry it, not having one to spare. To beat the
veto, therefore, it must have every man in his
seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
BOILING LAKES IN THE sIERRAS,
One That VIII Cook an Egg In Four
Minutes and Covers Several Acres.

From the Red Bluff Peoples Cause.
About 100 miles north of Oroyilie, at the foot
OF old Lassen, there Is boiling lake covering
several acres. The depth of the lake is un-
known, but its entire surface constantly boils
like huge kettle. The degree Of heat we do
not know, but We were there about ten years
ago and remember distinctly that IL would scald
the skin from the fingers in a very few seconds
Our party agreed that il would boil an egg
in four minutes. The smell Of sulphur per-
vaded the atmosphere about the lake, and
around its borders something like sulphur
gould be scraped up in handfnls. This lake Is
hear Hot Spring valley, at the base of Mount
LasseD. Between IL and the mountain there
are perhaps a thousand boiling, bubblins. hot
springs, and In tramping about these springs
the soles OF persons shoes become uncomfort-
ably warm. The North Feather river. ut the
base of Lsssen. in its trickling SHOWS and
springs, and in q clear, cold and beautiful
stream but few feet wide, flows through this
community Of hot springs.
Some Of these springs bubble ND boiling
water within span of the river. Standing in
the midst Of these springs peculiar sensation
Is experienced Al thousand places the earth
emits vapor OF smoke, while under the sur
face there Is a Earring. roaring noise as if hun
dreds of steam engines were in operation and
the omlnous trembling of the earth produces q
feeling OF uncertainty.
A short distance south Of the Boiling lake
ard near Willow lake, which is beautiful, cold
and clear, there are several geysers that shoot
mp streams of hot water from FIVE to ten feet in
diameter and eighteen to twenty feet high.
That is grand and rugged country about Mt.
Lassen, presenting every variety of natural
beauty and affording unlimited fields of study
to the geologist. If it is desired to look into
the crater of an extinct volcano trip to the
summit or Lassen Will crafty the wish.
The high Sierras of northern California are
little known except to prospectors and trappers
OF a past age and their wonders are yet to be
described
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
MALONE AS LEES SUCCESSOR,
Jubal Early and Mai. Lacey May Fight
Over the Question.

The quarrel between Maj. ]. Horace Lacey
and Jubal Early during the Lee ceremonial at
Richmond has broken out again. During last
falls campaign Maj Lacey authorized the
statement that just after the war Gen. Lee had
said in his presence that had it been necessary
to choose successor to himself, no would have
chosen Malone. Gen. Early took occasion to
contradict this statement and it was reported
that at a meeting Of tho two at the Lee monu- =
mont unwilling Maj. Lacey nccosted G en-.
Early, but was rebuffed by the latter with the
statement that he did not desire to recognize a
man who had published Islander on Gen. Lee.
Early has published bitter card in the Lynch
burg Neos and Lacey will reply in the Frodor-
icksburg Lance. His friends say his arrainQ-
ment of Early will undoubtedly be q most Sc
we're one and 1t is thought that Early will either
resent 1t In the usual way or that he will reply
In terms that will end in a conflict between the
two ex-cOn fe tlerafee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
ADJOURNED FOR THE SUMNER.
The Northeast Washington Citizens As
ISOLATION Succumbs to Hot Weather,


Owing to the warm weather there was not a
large attendance at the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Northeast Washington Citizens As
ISOLATION, No. Q, at the Peabody School build
ing last night. President Willard occupied the
chair.
Mr. Girouard. the secretary, then said that
In compliance with the action of the last meet
ing he had sent letters to all the Senators and
Representative Enclosing q copy OF Mr.. s. G.
Clarke's suffrage resolution and had received
two replies from Senator Ingalls, aud Repre-
sentative Mudd acknowledging receipt of the
resolutions and promising consideration.
DELAWARE AVENUE SIDEWALKS.
Mr.. Martin called attention to the condition
Of the sidewalk on Delaware avenue between
Massachusetts avenue and street northeast.
He stated the necessity of sidewalk there and
spoke OF the occupation by the railroad COM
pAny of the entire width OF Delaware avenue.
Mr.. Chappen spoke of the permit system OF
laying side walks and President Willard for one,
said that he was opposed to such a system.
After some discussion Of that system and of the
bill now pending to enact law to be known as
the forced permit system" Mr.. Martins reso-
luton was referred to the committee on
streets.
An amendment to the constitution was
adopted changing the time OF meeting to the
last Friday In each month.
RELUcTANr ADJOURNMENT
Mr. William II. Collins moved that the asso-
citation adjourn until the last Friday in Sep.
tember, when the weather would be cooler and
the attendance larger.
Mr.. Chappeil objected to the motion. He
did not favor missing single meeting. Con.
gress. he thought, was getting ready TO adjourn
and II anything could be accomplished now wal
the time TO accomplish it.
Mr. Click also spoke in opposition 70 the reso.
luton.
Several members stated that they would bs
absent from tho city next month. and when !
vote was taken Mr.. Collins res olution wal
passed and the association adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
WITHOUT SCHOOL FACILITIES.
Committees to Look After the Education
Of CoIored Children.

A meeting Of tho educational committee of
northeast Washington WAS held last night at
Mount Zion Baptist Church, 18th street be-
tween and Z northeast, with X d. Rufin
chairman, and Rev. A. A. Lott. secretary. Mr..
Euffn stated the object of the meeting to be to
take steps TO look after the education of the
colored children of that section Of the town
and to adopt plans to improve their condition
He stated that the committees duty will be to
canvass the whole OF northeast Washington TO
find out how many children i'll that section at.
tend the public schools; how many do not at
tend any schools and the cause. He also
stated that in the whole OF northeast Washing
ton there is only one school building to accom-
modate colorsd children aud that there are two
hundred children that don't attend any school
thus far. Each committee will be furnished
with books with which TO canvass the different
sections which will be assigned to them and it
Will be the duty OF the committee, where they
find parents not able to send their children to
school. to devise means to assist them in doing
50. resolution was unanimously adopted re-
questing the trustees Of the public schools 10
secure the building on the northwest corner Of
sth and streets northeast for the accommoda-
ton OF colored children. The meeting was adj
dressed BY Revs Mr.. Loving and Lott Mr.
Elridge Lucas and others.
ExcuRsIos TO Lunar CAvEHSs-A personally
conducted excursion 10 the wonderful Cnverns
Of Lursy 10 announced by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for Wednesday. July g. The
special train will leave d. and o. station at
$50 n m. aud reach Washington ON return trip
at p. m, all owing four hours at the Caverns.
Dinner can be procured at the famous I.cray
Inn for 70 cents. The round trip fare will be
Is 30, and as the number of sxcursionists will
be limited to l50, those desiring 70 take III q
Trip should call early at 3. and o. ticket Offices,
6is and ISL Pennsyivania avenue, and secure
ssats. No extra charge for rsssrving seats In
advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
INGALLS, STOCK BOOMING.
Predictions That the Kansas Senator
Will be Reelected by Acclamation.

Mr.. E. c. Culp Of Sslina, Kan, who has been
officiating as reading clerk OF the worlds fair
national commission at Chicago, says Senator
ingalls, will be reelected TO the Senate by &C.
clamation. 1.-THE democratic convention in
Ellis county," he says, has Endorsed Mr.. In.
gals. and so has every republican county con.
vention held up to this time. The state con-
vention will enthusiastically indorse him and
he will DO returned 10 Washington with all
ease"
Mr. d. W. Ford Of Pittsburg, Kan, corrob-
crates Mr.. Culp's statements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
The Huns Surrender.

George Wakiro, Andrew Sanalonco, Antoni
Liesmcaji, George Jossai. George G. Krsimock
and Peter Zdancziwich, Hungarians. employed
on the Pennsylvania railroad near Downing
town, Pa, who refused to answer the questions
OF Census Enumeration Bowen, were Yesterday
given . hearing before United States Commits.
sionsr Bell The defendants pleaded ignorance
OF the law and expressed their Willingness to
give all necessary information. The commits
sioner propounded the questions and Euuner.
etor Bowen recorded the answers, which vers
satisfactory, and the men were released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
CITY AND DISTRICT.

G The principal value OF The EVENING
srAn to advertisers is the fact that Il Ii not
thrown away after once being read, but passes
through half dozen pairs Of hands at ieas. be-
fore being tossed aside This is The adpantaqe
presented BY a family newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

Ex-Chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mittee Elliott P. Kisner denies the statement
published lately that he resigned the chairman
ship to canvass for Congress. He SAYS:
''The story that resigned the Craftsmanship
to make a canvass for Congress is without the
slightest basis Of truth. Ny resignation was a
matter Of necessity, but for personal and not
political reasons l desire to say that want
hereafter no Office appointment in the party OF
from the party, except place in the ranks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
Gov. Stewards Successor.

dispatch from MiddIebury, VI, says: H.
Henry Powers Of MorrisvilIe is practically GER
tain to be nominated for Congress by the first
district republican convention tomorrow. as he
has already twenty-six delegates more than o
majority. His principal opponent in the can
vass has been James X. Batchelder of Burllng-
ton: This is Gen. Stewards district The gem
eral declines a fifth term
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
The Alliance in South Caroline.

Gen. E. T. Stockhouse, president Of the
Farmers Alliance in South Carolina is a can
didate for Congress and will be run by the alIi-
ance He favors the sub-treasury bill, which
is opposed by the present Representative from
his district. A caucus Of alliance men has
been called in the fourth district to nominate
a successor TO Congressman Perry. The alli-
ance appears to aim at securing the entire con-
gressional representation Of the state. II is a
splendidly organized machine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

ISLAND PARK, HARPER's FxaxY.-The fines,
pleasure grounds in the country. Music, dan.
ding, boating, fishing, swings, flying horses
croquet, &C., &C.. all free. Every Thursday
from u. 4 o. station at 10 am. Tickets, in.
Guiding reserve scat both directions, e. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

II fUIToN. LOAN officE i2iS PA kvx
He n lsssbltshed 1870. The only l1ceu esd fsw
lroker sn tEe Dsstficf. Money loaned Oh Watches.
liecnas, ssweiry. silver Ware aud Other yAlusplss
great vSrsstS - SsTs sAlJ-on'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
A Bishop In the SteeraSe

Among the steerage passengers who arrived
at New York on the ste amer La BrstagDe and
who passed through the barge Office yesterday
was Bishop Louis Marie Petit chaplain of the
French feet. He will make tour of the
United States, visit South America. and then
go to Africa He travelled in the stesraRe, he
said, so ~ to obser W the treatment passenger
there received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

No GKEArHK TRIUMPH In medicine or chemistry
has been recorded than Nails Hair Remover %
rosiyify and restore gray hair 70 the color Of
youth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
NATsKILL MOUNTAINS
SARATOGA
LAKE aEoRGR
ADIRoNDAcKs.

SARATOGA
LAKE 0EoRGR
ADIRoNDAcKs.
west Shore ssilrosa vii run % md rom ne 5e.ss
CITY s.oI % sss r. ~ .sS
SxTs9K7Il e MOUNTAIN ExPREss-Le.SS.. wX..A
n9s Sy kasson iS
g aS51s sas ;. syG c 20
.' sass sireasa AND cArsk1LL MOUNTAIN TX.
station 1920 am. Hrs1ys Hotel .K.sssrsfi1, Vi,
assis $50 PM Hoastsin ao1se st.tion Is pm.
c:S~ S vs s.f' fsoI 90 90. Prom from
Jss:.y City o. ASss :.ssistl Grand Iossi ss.siOa
sARiIoGG AND cATsKILL MOUNTAIN spE.
S dn ao S9 S:ssT G
5Ss Fl :sas:'s %sa:: s:::,es Ssiss
i ss:. SS s1 sa % S ss =
ESss,.s se.s.. :. .s,S.s sae and
'Hss ssss ri General k. sSHEs n. Ts.
OAfsKILL M0UNTAiN aLENwOoD HOIEL.
81 s:ss = :Iss.:s asassos %
W11zE a1 HOUR; 49, o..,
ss-sa " BsoADAEAD.
'Hk RiaHL1ND HOUSE.
aARRrsox-oN-aupsox N.Y..
Directly opposite wsst Psink SO mles from Nsv Tek
city 1ss Ho MT g 1900 nd gSss :grps Ssssr
usrds and hrut-class livery.
Write for circular and taIn1A
A KTHoNY ,,HAII,. CAHP aILL. 4AnPEn's
"A Ferry, W.VA--A limited uunbef recetved from
june 20 20 eeptember =; fsleyuocss exchsngsd
esAl In ctSsu3aD ed tsgma ". LoHTNkh
u with III ueasrn eoavsn1s1Ss, pgss sis cad W.
s;ss-eols. Psopssssss.
n QcXW0QD H0Q9E HAHPER's YERRY. W. va
! - = ~ LCvnJL. y.ogsss.sss. via go -
sss:sss ssSis: fss:S .s Il sss"" u psr :; xsss.
Hlo-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
p. CIR o q An,
!e4-3m fSs ani TAI 7.h IT nv.

For improved and eco
l<iEDIo nonic cookery. Use 1t for
sours Sauces, Made Dishes
COLfiSrS tGame Fish. kc.,. Aspio or
Meat Jelly. Keeps per-
I G fsctIy In ell climates FOR
any length Of time aud IL
OF cheaper and Of Amer favor
than any other stock.
u. One pound equal to forty
pounds Of lean beef Of the
tu.th,lia value Of about ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
CONTINENTAL HOTEL
EARRAGANSETT PIER, RI,
WILL OPEN JULYl.
my22-2m CLARK n sCOFIELp, Manager,

HNOWER HILL HOTEL
And Cottafea Narragsnsett Heights,
NARRA0AEsETT PIER RI
The finest located Hotel on the Atlantic Coast.
Opens June %. Send for circulars
myl7-e02m, L. C SCRANTON, Manager.
TX ENNEbUNK BEACH. MAINE-GRoyE HILL
II Hotel; very attractive seashore and country re.
sort; broad ocean and inland views; house and table
nrstclsss IN every respect: mineral spring water
steam elevator electric lights. &C. fine surf hing,
bosting and fishing. Apply to
W. F. PAUL, Proprietor.
yelA-eOlm IL Post Office square. Boston.
(ACrAN HOUSE, YORK BEACH, ME.
~ NJ, ',sest and finest ON the b,aoh: 40 rooms;
bathing; heathest besch In the world; malaria hay
fever or lnosquioes fne ball for parties and dancing
The Mineral springs situated the hotel grounds
contain series Of medicinal waters of the highest
value ana Of wonderful curative qualities.
Send for circular tje26-eo8tI ELLIS SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

We are onerins the largest ana ross esmpsss,
fire of Straw Sa;tings ever shown in this city. Tn,
took comprises all the lates, colorinss and designs
Those contemplating the purchase Of Straw Nat
trEs should call and examine cur ssssh
Irices all marked in plain figures
$50 rolls white Mating 1t % go pct roll Of 40 yds
Reduced from So.
100 rolls Fancy Mating ut $3.50 per roll of 40 IDS
Reduced from %.
100 rolls Fancy Mating Ut % Per roll Of 20 yds
Reduced from IS.
100 rolls Fancy JOintisss Nattiss At $3.50 per roll
of 40 yds. Reduced to $40.
7o rolls Extra Fancy Jointiess Mating st $40 pc,
roll of 40 yaris Reduced from slA
60 rolls Daniask Jontiess Mating At sio per roll
30 yards. Reduced from s1e.
We have complete assortment Of Scotch F1oo,
Linens Of al width. Estimates for covering Aoon
furnished free ofeharxs
tits Just important to cover your carpets - you
furniture for the summer
KEEP OUT THE FLx
We have al the best appliances for Wire window and
Door Screens in the country.
Fec our PIC. Screen. which wiu 81 any ordinary
sized window.
Send for estimate for our Cabnet-made Screens and
Doors. They srs in many Of the finest residences
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE
The largest assortment of stuns and ths best fores
Ct cutters and makers to be had We cut. make and
furnish full size psrlor suites iron slo
Il AID guarantee perfect 1T
FURNITURE
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY aoopa
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPrRs. ETC
Sec Our Rsfrigeratora
See Dur Baby Carriages.
seeOur Tricycles
Zee Our Cedar Chests.
fee Our Camphor Chesta
Zee Our Hammocka
Zee Our Tents
See Our Hammock support and Canops.
Zee Our Mosquito Canoyisa
v. 3. MOSES b SONS
IS Cor. 11th and sta nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
Observation-Disclosures.

sKA.sIDE-sIIsCELLA
Bar RIDGE h5 HGEEt df Rsx s sHsp ~ NJ.
%set
nyss.o.us%S aEziok' s'sss n
CoBgs IsLAND vIReINIA's SEASIDE RESORT
.,, me Assmtc ocean inc.s..e Of Hotel aecommo-
nest beach and surf bathing in the world snps shoot
ss sihlsf .p S sg'' .f " K ;sa ns;ss
south PASSENGER. Eons 70 Cobbs Island must ses Of
and ss
By .s rs 60 s: g The
ss9 PET sstsi Prop tst
BATHING bossnx h.hins and sr.bbnS liver livery
Ss fHici
FIRST Class BOARD AND ROOMS o. PEE
i hdcis.: Mr.. g e z; JOHNSON.
E sTs isls
from cSersoa ss,oa on he sSna Ti: :
house now bsins nn,shsd; conssins 30 rooms: com.
plstsly furntshsd; billiard room. bar room, smokias
.asS::d i s:slisa i ga 1880
pool for ladies and zoo Isss long yssssaSis
to ;uyPly n0S;s lss feet q porch
persons: boats acre. Of oyster Erolnd planted
sns 81 s az
the A, Al So.s e herd and :9ft clam. sr.'
ss sR:1 e. '; ~
Ssriion sssseS. ~Ssrs BUS VII .ses p.ssens.r =
ns I
Nsrioi .s.msr md arrive & Ohsryssons oOtssSs tie
'''' morning shout !: I :, >. WE.
y2-1ms Chsritou p. O., "a
SsccS<, <,/vp SvTrrV 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
GRATEYUL-CoNfoRrIsQ
EPPS's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge Of tbs natural laws which
govern the operations Of DIGESTION and nutrition. and
BY careful xppitc~tor of the hise properties Of we'll
ss.sciea Csco. Ar. kyps has provided breakfast
tsbies with drl,cateiy nasOrs! beverage which may
niasy ieasy doctors bills. IL ). by she 3ndi-
" such articles of diet that CONSTITUTION
iaAy be gradually b!t ur ur'h strong enough TO re-
every tsidenSy to disease. HUNDREDS VI subtle
i.llsies noaiin sroai realty 10 attack where-
.ser there POINT We may escxpe MANY .
fatal SHAFT by krep.ns ourselves we'll fortified With
yGrs olood and properly nourished frsnis"-CsvS
- pvtcs Gazstte.
Made si.aIy with boiling water or milk. Sold only
IA hk.f- pound tins oy groeers. laoelsd thus;
JAMES EPPS CO.. Homeopathic chemists.
2nl .-sa.m&tu London. England
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PROFESSIONAL

n NIX pREANER The oxLY woHpERruf
III 0ftsd Ensiish ssi 0erman Astroiogsr IN de eity
1eils ~ EVENT. Q, nie. 800 noeeA an 70 p-.A
N7-2w.
NM RAPaAL. THH cELksRAIEp cIAIkyoy-
III ant and AssrologtsA ths seventh dau9htsf born
With csul has von1sfzuf hsAitng pUvsr 3ivrs snsS1
and iecny d.ts.- Deat saai - - ths ieay. Heea
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y r.Aaahls genuine and psturAi- born clsirve1sak
"a 81 prcs sSssS IN 2 az y ETY. - s ~
sysry saA1sn mys.ery Ands lest ssolsn psspsssV;
evil inhuences; savies on bcsinsas. love = say1E1r
ban known " tai
Hssss "A - ssseaA ssslssASssaA
ssstin9a 6oe
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M9 Eeo0xs .S51 AZ - WI g
tth DtA n.u. DiS-1ty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
FINANCIAL

UNol W. COkSON. JNO. ". MACARTuKI,
~ Membsr u. = Stool -
coRsoN 4 MAcARTNHX
GLOVER BUILDING. l4le 81 NV
Bankers and dealers In Government BonnA
Deposita Exchange LosnA Coilsctona,
Asilrosd STOCKS sDd BopdA and ~ secur5ttse hstsl
and BAltnors bought and cold
Bonds aud ~ Local kaarosd 6aa. lnsusanss and 1ss
sphons stock dealt In.
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sfISCELIANHOr,

MI>CELLANEOrs.
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
THE NEW
ST LAWRENCE HOTEL
CAPE VINCENT. ny. AZ ROBINSON Nsn
The only botel with all the modern spposnsmspsS
including electric lights &c, &c, or~n Ttpssk
nshlng in the World. fAst Trains from @ld at x.W
York ON and after June 20 daily. st e1S M vttk-
out change. MO -so.,m
SUMMIr HOTEL GAfTHCRsBrRo, ND, $50
- II above Washington fJrty minutes, ride there
from. depot IN sight abundance OF shade ice milkt
pleasant surroundings. Mira l. v. hENDRlC Ka
jel7-lsr
N SUMMER RESORT
will reopen June n. has we,lshaded lawn nps ucun-
tain Natr hot and cold baths. fne scenery
apa large roonS Address J. N. BILL
flo-lm Hasersio~n. Nd.
MoORE's HOTEL AND SUMNER RFscaT.
guests Terms. . 30 per day s25 ger month Chn-
dren under IL and nurses half price No mosq uitosa
stesnltoats daily. HEkBELT !. MOORE. Proprietor.
f2l-lm-9d'
WoopI.AwS. ROCKVILLE Nd WILL Bt OPEN
w Tor the reception Of quests May !. For tsruna
Nc.k inquire Al the clarendon HOTEL 18th ct and Nav
York ave Mrs NJ. J. Colby. Proprietress ap2l SIN
TNHE HIGhLANp COUNTRY CLUB : DE-
ntes by aud a. railroad the famous spa water also
IRON aud sulphur springs. houses newly furhshed sad
rented gas. baths Telephones; tennis aud archery
grounds' pool and bowling Allcys The besuufnl
grounds be secured ietes or other enter
taiEments. Parties desiring Ia, urious holne con.
Nenlent 10 the clty. can hnd IL At the Highlands.
DINNERS a specially Telephone. 36l-2 f1-lu