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REVIEWERS CLUB BOOK vJucE
FIFTY YEARS OF ENGLISH SON t"
by Henry = Randolph. Ne" York;

IlI . TAI ItH 'Nf f..hhfI ".l '... %
Nv Henry + Randolph. NoN York.
IS. ID = Randolph 6 Go.
This handsome SET 0f fau rOtnn ..
uu.s would make worthy Il
any library Tho binding rI "uIu.
ollie attractive. The r.
completely aud conveniently Nv
Judged selections ihe uasrr r" rH.n
of Victoria AI poets n' ANY nUH.
are represented some hF raru 0t H..r
lg-f songs lui Taems mus also hF ir.
uUrs from longer works Iaa siuui
uUrt has Been carefully Iuj H.Ipiul.F llH.
Tlue are Introductory bio riphi.a IIi
hnio.rrh.H.I notes at fhH N1-.uuIn- Iui
explanatory notes coo fne end Of each yHN
uuc. This IS 'he r0mrleiesf arl worth
tst collection uf fte sort we have saal
We -uH..Iu OBJ. 1Igisio. of tHa He.t aN
lnt.I io tho several volumes.
j. Earlier Poets The lake Poets Dune
G0r IN. U'aaNuUol COteIe. E1gier
Scottish aud irish Poets
Il The Eir-f HALL Uf ihe EHi.u. Ia1gF.
som The Eruwuiu--, t.uuEH TUE
NuveNs Poets
Ii Second Half Uf tHa Reign. Iaa ir
holds, Swinhurre ct..|
IE. Ihe Tfg-EaThaolite ErotHerhu.l
Ihr Ballad and Song Nurers. ila
Religious Poets
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STUDIES rs LETTERS NND LIFT"
Ey George Edward Woodhurry. Bos-
fuu. lluughluu, MHlin 6 Co. Gilt top.
so n5

ky George Edward Woodhurrv. Bos-
tons lloughluu, MGlin & CO. Gittop.
sl25
We have examined this volume of Mr.
N0ulhcuys "Essals' With considerable
interest. partly 30 see what sort Of writer
Mr. Wuodhorry was aud mainly on ac-
count Of the character Of the subjects
Tie author hes an attractive, iudilious
si1le, clear and graceful, lie chas evidently
the tastes ~ % literary man. This would
appear. too, from the themes Of his papers
most ~ them relate To- authors aud ltera-
iurc The essay on LlndOr IS excellent iu
discrimination That son the Promise Of
Keats is especially interesting Papers
biographical ard critical, relate 10 Crahbe
t0uUer, Colcridge aud Byron; "Darwin's
Liir' and "BfOwuing's Death are the
titles Of two suggestive papers. The "geu-
Cul reader would undoubtedly bU i'm
tcrgsted iu "S0me Actors Criticisms or
OiuyNu, lnUo aud ShylOCk,N aud IN fact
ly The entertaining treatment Of its sub
IrCt- throughout the book is saved from
t,irg book only for The specall literary
puuluu ui tha community.
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on LUKE's SCHOOL,
y = " -7T
Bustlston, near Philadelphia, Pa

lustletOu, near Philadelphia Pa,
a high. h.tlass school. exceptionally health
mi location. Delightful surroundings. Doing
good WurE. Prepare or aug college or busi-
ness. Boys sent thls year 70 Yale, Harvard
and Princeton. Special care Of younger boys
Number limlIad.
CHARLES srRQlT
Principal.
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MIR CLEVELAND Is going 70 another
Buckeye banquet lie has arranged
that no speaker shall again Springer
nomination on him.
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Foaad Ksl That Lea 70 fortune.


The hein n CIaytou Reilly, an
elderly bachelor who died a few days
ago at bis home 90 Femb,rton. n. J.,
have discovered $4,000 in gIll edged
securities hidden safely away IN The
vaults % a Hhiladglphia Trust con
Uauy Reilly bad aIsavs lived in
EgTy un0sfeufatiaus manner. and bis
expenses we're small Ao one supposed
De bad auy money, aud be Iefl 90 wiIl
ur luEthiu- % sh0E luaJ he vas worth
dollar Tie discovery ui small safe
key Eaaly gave tLl clue. aud as he
often visited fai.aigIphil inquiries
aeIe made among lle Trust companies
with Tie result ~ the discovery Jf the
securities The estate WilI De divided
among bis tW1 brothers au1 sister.
who IiFe iu Pembeuou
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sHs arrangement t fEs n.mr.
feoo,r, aI publication ha nu
,t and attractive reports
of The proceedings 90 Do.cr
We have special wire fr.m rr
CurIo editorial rHu. g. ihe Car.f1.
end. with competent uIuar and cor
or news .h0ur expect furnish
..r reader. v'b Hu. eH.#
rr,s5u,d u spicy auI ea..-a.a
ir- form ar ,la Happenings ir
me National Legislature Tic ns
,rr session m.ms,s H tha #-at
az tIc Presidents urgent RECON-.
mgrdaiiau Co Cua.r,.s u HeunlulIy
lu.y and .,ant'uI The publ. can
-aiu rouoro Intelligent idta nf ehltis
going Uu tuau hy reading Tur Cur
THE PRESIDENT 4 MESSAGE
It Is not likely that any one who
knew Mr. HUmzoy well. ur bad care
fully observed bis public career. yy.
Utood him % exhibit the snalI,s,
change in bis convictions. 0r i1 reaeit
oue hairs breadth from his attitude OF
wear ego, in consequence of the late
political washout a any rate. he dii
nat rccede but stood his ground ns
ftmly as though nothing of an uu-
pleasant or discouraging nature hal
happened The salient features of the
message are a roafiirmation of his con.
dderce in thcyirtuc and efficacy of the
McKELEy tariff. and an appeal to the
Senate 20 take up and pass the
LoucE Election bill. which was
shuuted last September in
the interest of adjournment.
Although so profound and sagaclous a
statesman as Mr BLAINE has pu1-
liCly declared that there is not one
paragraph ia the MCKrNLEY bill that
makes market for our farm products,
Mr. HARUrsoN huoyanily declares IFS
belief that the effect of the Mckinney
tariff will be- to create 'larger aud
2 etter markets for our bycokstufrs aud
rovisiuns both az home aud sbrptl Do
I'c does not indicate the precise m ,nn-r
iu u hich This halcyon clnsum nation l.
rrur realized, but 40 doubt lhe cy y,ll
t.Hn 6 quite clear 20 bis minl. The
President suggests. and with some
force, that The new tariff has not hal
a fair Trial. from a practical point Of
view, and insists that It Is too early
iu ths day 90 deuouuce it or
90 luaugurate measures for It's
rsvison. As regards the LoDoE Elcc-
lion bill the Presidents wishes are
very clearly expressed. lie thinks the
measure should be enacted irto law,
and be frankly recommends such
tCiior, Altogether the message Is an
sl.e and 5iguided State paper, taking a
cheerful view Of the couutry's condition
and animated by a genuine aspiration
for continued national prosperity aud
honor
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
VERY Odd

@ s fa I.
They dress children F-g pradly
and - oddly nowadays
Ifs thry d. A'ltl4 iH-s children
.lCk like lpeTs.
FuIrIrlsa sHl semi -irass sgi.s p sl eu'i-
.gss variety AZ Robinson N %. 81 tlH
American oltalHels. V4 trqusg. fauia ave-
uga northwest
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FaIptsd IN FRONT o. The locomotive


FfoW ne Ffniu1 Hispath.
Mrs. II NJ Bennett of this city had
uauow escape from death several days
ego % Monmouth Junction, n J. Mr..
cod Ms Bennett have a country seat
there. and they came % the depot %
take q tTaia for Piiisburg 30 be mere for
hsuksgiyiug The Pennsylvania road
bas fauI tracks az ibis point, and trains
are passing most Of the time, making 10
fNC ldingly dangerous for pedestrians
What Is Known as the Congressional
gAuTfzs. which does not sion, vas due.
ana MF Begneu saw Il approaching,
tuI there vas plenty 0f time % cross
over Tie started acT0ss the tracks, ac-
Campauitd by Nrs Bennett when a
tTaCk stalker called her attention t0 the
eEpress aEl waved bis hand in the di-
Ttcllau ol he train ID frightened Mrs
Bennett end she fcil on The track in a
deed faint iu front 0f the train There
Na- 30 IImt f1 Jose, aud Mr. Bennett
aUd ihe mi.uaid men realizing her
FUsiiian Taslsd tu her side and pulled
btT ~ Boo fes seconds before the ca
press passed tF Mrs Bennett Is q
large woman and her dress caught on
"a -rike ald ass torn. bUt she di1u Q
realize a ban au lsCape she had uutil she
Waa restored t4 consciousness
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
RrntnI-

From Puck.
Nooritch-Ncs, as Shakespeare saws,
my library is dukedom.
Blunt-And your brain a barony.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Hoods
SarsapariHa

Sold by all druggists. 81; SIX for s.. Pre-.
pared only by C.I. HOOD & CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses one Dollar
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nomination on him.
The PRESIDENTS injunction Of In
dustry and expedition In the dispatch Of
the public business is significant Ifit
meet with a hearty and respectful re-
sponse, as il should, there will be a good
deal Of work done this month insteal OF
The usual amount Of gaudy and oTna-
mental loahng We have never been
quite able 10 understand why the four
weeks Of December should be devoted
90 sitting about and looking wise, aud
II Mr.. HARRISON succeeds in efectiug
an innovation In this respect he will
deserve the thanks Of the country.
THtTE WAS coon deal Of swearing
about The Capitol to-day That is,
saesriug in Of new members.
lHE GREAT FOOTBALL match between
tie Army aud Navy cadets fully dem
oustTated The fact that for courage.
tougEness and endurance the future
generals and aimiTals are une4ualed.
WAIKEE Of West Point, for instance
Vss kurcbed seuseless four times. Three
tines be Tee Yersd and fought herc
tnsn ever. The fourth kuock OUT sent
him unconscious 10 the hospital. EH
EKICH Of the Annapolis team got
Knocked down 0fteneF than any other
player, but he never dinched OF lost his
ETip. Good temper pluck and grit were
The characteristics Of the game. although
he naval cadets Won
GEuAL MuEs sdu keeps up his
imitation Indian war
PHNELL SEEMS To have reached the
end Of his career Ills followers are
dropping 0d aud even those #hl sdu
cling 10 him can hud but lille % say ia
justification Of their attitude The ex-
bibili0n be has made oi bis own Iisi5y-
atty % The Liberal party, bis relcher-
Gus revelation Of political secrets, his
uumistakable 5eldshulss aud. dually
tLe fact that De disappeared yesterday
and spent SUNDAY with Mrs D'SHEA
WhiIe he cause gf Ireland VAS trsm-
Ding iu he ballule-au these things
consuire t1 destroy PaEsELLs bold
upon the respect 8ud confidence ai th1ss
who were once DIS Warmesr admirers.
Itis n0w clear ibat DE intends b d-hr
lut shat sort Of a d-Lt VII il be-
THE -IEEL uUL uf The Bethlehem
Iron Company AZ Bethlehem Pa has
closed down. is ibis another triumph
m TIE N kIEIET Diff.
is MS SATURDAY edition lLe esteemed
star Of THIS city solemuly annOuucel
thal lIr Gladstone would al au early
day make public repli.aIi0u Of Tue i'm
rllcad1us conveyed d PAEEELL. mani
flst1 IL tlat same days edition 1l lHE
Cuuc Tie ful text 0f AlT Gladstone s
public repldlafi1n vas given Are the
people y Washington buying ness
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THE IEEL uIL uf The Bethlehem
Iron Company AZ Bethlehem Pa. has
closed down rs ibis another triumph
~ tie M EIELET biI
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GSEEAL MILES sin Keeps mp his
imitation Indian war.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

THEHE WAS A GOOD deal Of swearing
laout The Capitol today. That is,
satsriUg iu Of new members
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02

compelling him to put three windows IN MS
bay windows. which adjoin each other IN
pairs, divided by a brick wall. He IS not
expected to put window in the brick wall
but in the framework opposite. adding TO
the expense of the house and altering the
shape of the room. The main reason for
compelling builders to construct windows
on all sides of the bay is prevention against
fire. This argument is answered by the
builders, who say that the frame apart
ments having the least number OF windows
burn the slowest. When windows become
broken the draught is greatly Increased,
consequently the danger is aggravated. 10
the looseness of the building laws many OF
the complications constantly arising can be
attributed. The ordinance of 1882 to regu-
late the erection of oriel or bay windows
throws no light whatever on the subject.
While the ordinance regulates the con-
struction of front bay windows, not word
is said about those on the rear building.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02
A BAY WINDOW.
Attempt to Fix the Legal Definition of
One.

The vexinR and much-vexed question,
What is the legal definition of a bay win
dow? seems to be drawing toward solu-
ton. "How many windows shall bay
window contain?" is the point made, says
the Philadelphia Inquirer. These windows
are all built of frame, and the difficulty
with the inspectors is to keep builders from
overstepping their legal rights and con-
structing frame back buildings under the
disguise of bay windows. The claim is
made that bay window must be all win
dows-that is, windows on the front and
sides; others think that window on the
front is all that is necessary. The latter
view is taken by the builders of houses in
rows where the bay windows of adjoining
houses are SO close as to prevent the posi-
billty of privacy.
One builder who is building a row OF
houses in the upper section of the city
thinks the law is doing him wrong by
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02

,,UMMoNs-lN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
tho first judicial district of the state OF mon
ma. in and for the county OF Lewis and Ciarke-|
Lizzie Wakeham, Plaintltt. vs.. George Wake
ham, Defendant. III
above named defendant: -.
on arc hereby required to appear IN an aSuG7
brought against you by the shove named pialnal
in the district court of the frst judicial oistrlc
of he state of Montana, in and for the county 8
Lewis ano Clarke. to answer the company
filed therein, within ten days. exclusive q W
day of ssrvice) after the service on You OF tn9
summons, if served within this county; OF.
served out of this county. but IN this olstIac
within twenty days; otherwise within Ior.y Gay
or JUDGMENT by default will be taken A?a,nSt yosa
&C cording to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decIos u
this cour, dissolving the bonds OF matslMoa
now existing between said plaintiff ana aei 1s;,
ant, upon the grounds set forth IN the conpAs'1
on file in this action. and for genera! renet: Z
And you are hereby notified that you iAh
appear and answer the said compliant. q W.
required, the said plaintiff will apply 70 tne cou
for the relief demauded in said complanL. Al
Given under my hand and the seal q the ~ IN
trict courtsof the first judicial district q y
q ate of Montana, in and for this county OF Lew
and Clarke, this thiftieth day OF July IN the yos
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred AZ
ninety. ,o,r~, nuAJ rvl..L.a
r. B. R. s BaGssso8s Ds io1 Rans
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excessive use of stimulants, Tobacco or Opium.
q through youthful indiscretioD, over indus, j.
encc, DC. such - Loss Of Brain Eower, Waketu..
ness, Bearing down Pains IN tho Back, SemizN!'
Weaknes Hysteria. Nervous Prostration Nocturet
~ Emissions, Leucorrhoea, Dizziness, Weak Mem
oy. Lose OF Power and ImpOtency, which II U.s.
elected often lead 70 premature old age ana inssx
tty. Price Sl.o0 box. boxes TOR $500 Bent Ey
mall on receipt of price
order, to refund the money II Permanent
oare 10 not effected, Thousands of Testimonials
nom old ana youag, Of both sexes. permanently
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO,
W1eTBRN BRANCH,
BOX n PORTLAND. Or
Sold by r. 8. Hale & Co.. druggists,
Helena, Mont
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ner of Broadway and Main streets,
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Drs. I1iebig & Co. are the only qualified or 10.
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new medical law.
Office tours from to and Z to p. M; or By
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
IN The stockholders Of the Helena Street Rail-
way Company are hereby notified that . meeting
Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the Helena street hsllw.y
Company will be held at the, office Of e; A.
Helena, Montana. on the Sd day of September
1850. ut 4 p. M, for the special purpose Ct con
sidering certain articles of agreement with the
the consolidation of the sid Helena Street hail
way Company and the said Helena Electric Rail
may properly be brought before said meeting.
By order Of the board Of directors
H. l.. WALKER, Secy.
Dated Aug. g. 1890.
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The Celebrated French Cure,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG-NOTlCE IS
y hereby given that the annual meeting ct the
stockholders Of the Independent Publishing
Company will be held at the Office Of the Com
pany, No. 1Os broadway, shelena, Montsna. on
Monday, the 9Th day of September, 1880, com.
cleo ing trustees and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be pre- eated.
latest. | A. W. LYMAN, President.
MAssENA BULLARp, Secy.
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NERVE.PAINs.
@ Si6&}1f' ; ;;: $:;i;

Salt Point, H. Y, April 49, 1889
suffered six weeks with neuralgia; half
bottle ofst. Jacobs Oil cured me; no return Of
pain in three years. Have sold it to many,
and have yet to hear of q single case it did not
relieve or permanently cure.
G. JAY TOMPK1Ns, Druggist.
Green Island, N. Y, Feb. II, 1889!
suffered with neuralgia in the head, but
found instant relief from the application Of
st. Jacobs OIL, which cured me.
Z. T. BELLINGER. Chiefof Pclico.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02

How often do we see this on the faces
Of children and, alas, of people who other
wise are healthy? What causes it? Bad
Blood. The thought is terrible; the
trouble is worse. No ordinary help can
remove it. 1t requires something UNI
usual. Do not take cheap sarsaparillas
or blood purifiers. You must have some-
thing that has proven its power in both
Europe and America. General Wheat
croft Nelson, of London, says: My
experience in the English army, as well
as in America, convinces me that nothing
SO thoroughly purifies the blood, or adds
to the health, vigor and life, as DR..
Acker's English Blood Elixir"
This grand Elixir is sold by druggists
in all parts of America. 1t is a good,
pure, honest medicine. Try it to-day.
Scld " n. NJ. Parchen d Co.. druegists,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-02

dissolution NoTICE-NOTICE IS HERE
~ b. given that the firm heretofore known IS
Tautphaus 4 Hsilig is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Mr.. Heilig will continue the
business, collect all accounts. and pay Al in
debtedness. 9 e. TAUIPhAUS,
GEO. ]. HELLO.
Dated Helena, Mont, Aug. "a, $780,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-29

April DIV n Purvis and wife, r W Pur
| Wis. A Sinclair, and 20 deck.
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w
Hall. April % Sam Center and wife. Co
G w Macfarlane, DR. G Foote, Julian Mon
sarrat. w H McInerney, Mrs E H Hart
Miss Il Shaw, Yuen Chong, Bishop Willis
Mrs ] H Sherwood, A Herbert, w Tell
wife and child, and "a deck.
From Kauai. per stmr Jas Makee, Apri
25-Mrs e w Arnold, and % deck.
From Maui, per stmr Likelike, April 2,
M Louisson. C Bolte, C b Wells, 4
Joseph, All You, A p Deverill, Jas Reed
Mr. Murdoch, VIM Cuelho, r Cation, II
Laws and wife. Miss Meyer, Mrs Widdi.
field, Mrs H H Berry, and 81 deck.
From Kauai, per stmr Waialeale, Apri
26-J H BIackie, aud 10 deck.
From Molokai, per stmr Mokolii, Apri
26-J Bartholomew and 10 deck.
From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, April
27-F w Meier, DR. Campbell, A Cropp and
wife, C NJ Cooke, E NJ Walsh, Miss Need
ham, Miss White, w A Chapman, K w
Purvis, Miss J Parke, All Sam and wife
Asee, All Chung, w c Parke, Murray
w Burlowitz, Father Ernmeian, Miss Nc
Bryde, F Colburn and wife, Capt ID >
Eliss, Miss L Eliss, Mrs Roth and chill
dren, Mrs Parmenter and children, Mas
ter Colburn, Akana and wife, All Sow, All
Mong. and 80 deck.
From Gilbert Islands, per sim bktne
Morning Star, April 27-Rev ( Doane,
Paaluhi and child, Lukela and wife, Mahoe
and son.
DEPARTURES.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
April 22-For the Volcano: Mrs Owen,
Miss Stirling, Miss Beach, Miss Blachly,
c A Davis, F w Bigger, Mrs Davis, Miss
Carson, & Betrend. For way ports: Mr.
Venomoto Mrs Nowlein, S Klmura, Miss
E Daniels, Miss l. Pemmer, d II Hitch
cock, A Haneberg Mr. McAvoy, H G Boil
ten, w Drummer, II Vischer, Miss Thomp-
son, Miss Tate, Mrs H T Walker and 2
children, Miss K Dunn, j r Wilson and
bride, Mr. Taken, G A Peacock, and 80 deck.
For San Francisco, per bark c o Whit
more, April 22-James Campbell
For San Francisco, per bark George n
Wilcox, April 22-B and H Lever.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, April
22-Hon Knudsen. c NJ Cooke, p Peck,
Marimont, NJ Bartels, E Kopke, Z Bruins,
Miss Armstrong, Miss Nowlein, Col
burn, wife and family, Mrs Parmenter, Mr.
Tregoney, Mr. Tenby, and 50 deck.
For Molokai, per stmr Mokolii, April %
Hon Fred H Hayselden.
For Maui, per stmr Likellke, April 22-
Miss Ida Campbell, c B Wells, Hons W
Cornwell and r d Walbridge, s Macauley,
and 40 deck.
For San Francisco, per bark Alden
Bessie, April 24-Mrs w S Goodfellow, f
NJ English, Mrs E E Potter, Arthur Good
fellow, NJ A Potter, Eliot Potter.
For San Francisco, per bktne s n Castle,
April 25-Mrs Jane Eberhardt, Mrs James
Lyle and child, Miss Mary Lyle, Mrs
Riley, Miss Riley, and V Sturderant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-29
Fairview Hotel, Lihue, Kauai.

A resort for Tourists and Travel
ers situated about a mile from
Nawiliwili, upon the slope of hill.
The location is specially fortunate.
The Hotel is 40x26 an s fit. veranda
round the house. On the first floor
is large reception room, light and
airy dining room and cosy billiard
room. In the rear of these rooms
is the culinary department, which is
fitted up with all the conferences.
The second floor is devoted to sleep
ing rooms. Six in all. Bath room
with hot and cold water.
The Hotel is one of the most con-
venient resorts for tourists, and re-
fleets great credit on the architect
Mr.. P. A. Anderson connected
with the hotel is livery stable
where you can get saddle horses or
teams for excursion parties. Mr.. C.
w. Spitz the proprietor has not
spared money or pains to make
"The Fairview" the best on the
islands.