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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09
DELINQUENT TAXES Continued
DESCRIPTION AND BOUNDARIES.

Buena Vista Land Company, Huston Street
Bowman, Bowman, Hopwood and Sanders
East Market Street Store Hocse
Carnegie Addition, Third Avenue
Mountcastle, Carr, Hoss and King
Caruthers, Gilmer and Carr
Watauga Addition, Montgomery Street
Home Tract one House
Watauga Addition, Watauga Avenue
do do do do
Carnegie do Third do
Strstton, Wagner and Street
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09

Cranaall Addition Elmo Street
Triangle on Buffalo st of Taylor property.
Deer Park Addition, Sanders and Hopwood
Alley, Cummings and Davis
West Market Street, house
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WHAT KEENAN, THINKS.
His Reasons for Opposing the Extradition
Treaty between Russia and the United
Etutna

his Reasons Tor Opposing tho ENtradltlon
Treaty between Russia and the Uuited
States.
CHICAGO. April S.-speaking OF the
proposed Russian treaty with the
United States, George KEENAN,, in an
interview last night, said;
"The treaty Is now in President
Cleveland's hands, only awaiting his
signature to become n law. The extra.
dltion rights given Russia in this treaty
might result in great injury to returned
Russians, The privileges granted in
the measure to returned Russian sus-
poets do not balance at all the privileges
accorded TO men extradited by the
United States, and 1t certainly would be
well il the treaty did not become law,
Ever since the present car came
into power large part OF Russia has
been subject to martial law, The gov
ernor of province may decide and de-
clare that any case, no matter OF what
character must be tried by military
law. The matter Is entirely in the hands
of tho governor, and he uses his pleas
ure in the matter. So case which is
by all means entitled to an open public
trial may be tried behind locked doora
and the public know nothing OF the de.
yelopments or transactions. Thus Is
given dangerous and formidable power,
which may DO used with tho vilcst in
justice to aninnocent prisoner On the
contrary, when q man is extradited by
the United States fair, open trial is
given before the public, and the secret
chamber process would be considered
an outrage. Should the treaty become n
law, then by legal process Russia can
step into our country, seize her sub
jocts, hurry them home and by star
chamber farce condemn them"
'Do you intend returning to Russia?"
~ understand am barred out now"
said Mr.. KEENAN,, land | will hardly
retYtn to find out ii is true"
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ANOTHER NINE DISASTER,


Narrow Escape of Eight Hundred Men.
Two Lives Lost In IA Flooded Mine.
HAzLEToS, Pa, April Sat $3.50 this
morning another mine horror occurred
just on the outskirts OF this city. The
mine is known as the Laurel Hill, and
is owned by Pardee Brothers, The ma
ture OF the accident is almost repeti-
ton of the GAINESVILLE disaster, OF two
years ago, when twelve men were
drowned. Tho report that the water
now standing in the Sugar Loaf mine
had burs into the Laurel Hill, and that
a caye-in followed it. was first circula-
ted, About 500 men are employed in
this mine, The effect produced by the
report OF the accident was electriiyIng.
In less than five minutes 1000 people
were hurrying to the scene OF the disas-
ter. Among the first to arrive was
Frank Pardee, one OF the operators.
His Intention OF descending the Inflated
mine was barely announced when
twenty miners stepped forward to ac-
company him. They were at once low.
cred into the pit, and when the carriage
returned Mine Superintendent Durkln
headed the resCuers that boarded It and
were Immediately dropped into tho
iateiul mine,
The mine is now working the sixth
lift, with the seventh in progress OF
sinking. The fifth lit is the point at
which the accident occurred, aud IL
over 600 yards below the surface. AL
though the engines were taxed to their
greatest running velocity, the moves
mont OF the mine cage coming to and
from the fifth lit seemed like hours to
the thousands OF anxious friends and
relatives who had Scongregated about
the mouth OF the slope.
superintendent Durkn and his band
OF rescuers had barely reached the
bottom when the signal to hoist again
was given. II had on board three Grimy
excited miners. These three men had
been caught by the tremendous rush OF
water and were carried by it to the foot
OF the slope. The three sustained seri-
GUS injuries caused by being knocked
against the timbers.
ING uFAL AuIHeHtlc lul1FuluLluu VI tAo
disaster was then made known and
proved a source OF great relief to tho
ihrong OF people assembled. The story
OF the flood as can be ascertainod ut this
writing is US follows:
The east Gangway OF the fifth lit OF
Laurel Hill is driven on what is known
MS the Wharton vein. Another gang.
way from the same lift is driven on the
big mammoth vein situated in No. 8
colliery. Tho fifth lift or tho latter
slope has been but partly opened with
probably one hundred yards OF gang
wav leading of from the bottom.
1t was about $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing when David Williams lighted the
fuse preparatory to firing i'll No. 10.
Immediately after the blast went off n
terrible roar was heard and an immense
body OF water rushed down No. 10
breast filling it to the root. The rush
OF water into tho gang changed tho cur
rent OF air and like u Geographic signal
warned all OF their danger. The men
fled to places OF safety and later nearly
all were rescued and brought to the
surface. Two men are still in the mine
and have no doubt perlshed. They are
Thomas Hudson and John Trembath,
Some OF these rescued received injuries
in being thrown against the rocks.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due toits presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eiIectually cleansing the system,
dispelIing colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance :,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs.
and being well informed, you will nF
accept any substitute if offered.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Will S. sonis, Of Darlington, is in the
city, AT tho Behior.
j. IL. Mccoy, OF Sistcrsville, was at
tho Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. Edmund q. Gibbs, Of Baltimore,
is visiting friends hero.
Fred Dando, OF Clarksburg registered
at theaBehlcr yesterday
W. IL. Freeman, OF Clarksburg, Is
registered at the Mcclure.
r. S. Mcconnell, of Mounlsvillc, was
hero u few hours yesterday.
b. +. Johnson, OF Charleston, regis.
tered at tho Dehler yesterday.
Rev Father Marlborough, OF Charles.
ton, Is at tho Wheeling hospital, very
i'll.
Charley Howell, the Baltimore & Ohio
claim agent, formerly Wheeling news.
paper man, is in tho city.
Jack Ctogan has resigned his place at
John e.. Kiinp's. lilo goes away to.
morrow to play ball, going to Savannah
first,
Some fifteen or twenty oil mon from
Washington, Pa, arc at tho BehIer, and
leave this morning for the sistcrsvillc
field.
Thomas Smith, Of tho local Metro.
pnlitau INSURANCE. company's stall, will
tako charge Of the agency in Newark,
Ohio.
u. T. Richardson, Of Cameron, 4. II.
Blake and wife and W. o. Boyco. Of
Grafton, were among tho West Virgin.
ians at the Stamm last night.
II. Frommyor, OF indianapolis, and
L, w. Andtee, Of Milwaukee, wero
among the glass buyers In tho city yes
tCrdny. They were at the Mcclure.
MIR. Q. A. lIoagland, who soils n now
kind Of fire apparatus gong, made ut
Bristol, Conn, was hero yesterday, and
Chief lIealy showed him tho town.
Miss Virginia Hopkins, Of Wheeling,
Ia visiting friends at this place. Mrs.
Dr.. Baird, Of Wheeling, 10 tho gnOst Of
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THE AKRON FESTIVITIES
Resumed After Easter with nm Elegant
Concert md Bnll.

Concert and Ball.
The members of the Arion society
and their friends turned out in full
force last evening and filed tho Arion
hall to ovorRowing upon the occasion
of their annual Easter Monday coAcert,
making the event m ost successful re-
newal Of their very eventiul social sea-
son.
For over two hours the audience was
charmed with medley OF vocal and in
strumental music, tho Arion society
rendering several well executed cho-
ruses, under the able direction of Prof.
Herman ShoCkey, the musical director.
All were warmly applauded. Mrs.
Flora Williams was compelled to re-
spond to enCores after two finely rem
dered soprano solos. The cornot duet
by Theodore Roller and his daughter,
Miss Olga Roller, was ono OF tho most
taking things OF the evening. Alfred
Spell rendered n violin solo, and f. ].
Diegmiller, q bass solo, in very pleas
ing way.
The concert closed with comic
opeFetta, III which all the members OF
the singing society participated. Messrs.
Chas. Appcnzoller, Henry Meyer aud
FidOlius Reister, filling the leading roles
to the entire satisfaction OF the audi
encO. A linc supper was then served in
tho dining rooms while tho floor was
cleared.
Tho dancing committee, Mcssrs. Mil.
ton B. Mnbis, james Riddle, IT.. Her.
man Scabright. Edward Vaas, Henry
Hess and O. Loouard thon took charge
OF the floor and the dancing was started.
A programme OF twenty dances to the
delightful music of tho Opera House
orchestra was carried out before tho af.
fur broke up. Most OF tho guests were
in full evening dress, which added
much to tho pleasure OF the evening.
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srEURENYILIE KEPunLIoAys
Make Practically Clean sweep In thu
Municipal Election.

Make Practically u Clean Sweep In the
Municipal Election.
Special Dispatch to he htaigsacer
sTEuBESylLLE, O., April 3,-This was
red letter day for steubenyille Repub-
Iicans, Mayor Scott was reelected by
six hundred and twenty-nine majority,
They also elected Marshall TeaG by
nearly thousandi city solicitor, bio
Rogers; water works trustee, Charles
Foreman; city commissioner, John
Lawson, by nearly five hundred The
Republicans elect five out Of six mem
bers OF the council, and three out OF six
members OF the board of education, also
all township officers. Smith, the Re-
publiCancandidate for township trustee,
died Sunday night and the question as
to how to fill the Office is a puzzle.
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PARIS, April 3.-M. Charles Dupuy
has consented TO form ministry. 1t
is understood that NJ. Paul Louis Pcy-
trail, deputy from Rhone, and who was
minister OF finance in 1858 will accept
the ministry Of finance; ,that NJ, Ray
Poincaarrc will be minister OF com.
merce; NJ. Deyclle, minister OF foreign
affairs; NJ. Albert Viger, minister Of
agricultural; NJ. Francis Viette, minis
ter OF public works; General Loizllon,
minister of war; Admiral Ricunicr,
minister OF marine; NJ. I. DelCasse,
minister OF justice.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, A. r. Sutton, the al
legged whisky warehouse forger, made
an assignment late this afternoon to the
Columbia Finance and Trust Company
He names among his assets $4,000 bar
rolls OF whisky, but does not state where
tho whisky is stored. Sutton and
Beecher, his confidential bookeeper. are
still in Jail, being unable to give bond,
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EAsTEN MONDAY nALLs.
several Lively md Entertaining AGalrs
Last Evening.

1a1Ht tANcnlnEs
There wero balls all round last night
high balls and low balls, 1.-Two bulls
and liver balls. 1t was Easter Monday
night, and tho people took advantage
it. Perhaps rs lively as any Of them
was tho hop" or jump OF tho Alham.
bra club Mt Beethoven hnii where there
was 10 large an attendance that at least
d hundred people woro turned away,
and for timo tho hall was too crowded
to dance.
The Young Mems Athletic club, OF
Benwood, gave very enjoyable ball at
Westwood's hall.
Tho Wheeling Cyclors gavo their fare.
well bail Of tho season ut CyclOr's hail,
South Side, last evening, and IL was an
occasion TO DO remembered. Ito hall
was beautifully decorated, and tho ut.
tendance about tho best that has at.
tended any Of tho winters series Of cy.
clors balls. Tho Cycers have gained a
reputation this past season, second to
no other soclul organization In Wheel.
ing, us good entertainers, ind their
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THE CLOTHING STRIKE
A Plain Case Of Contempt of Court-The
Question of a General Strike.

4 Plain Case OF Contempt of Court-The
Question of General Strike.
New YoRE, April 3-Tho United Gar
ment Workers OF America have to-day
Issued circular giving full list OF all
the firms belonging to tho clothing
manufacturers association to their Gus.
toners, which is considered to be a
plain case OF contempt OF court, in face
Of tho temporary injunctions served
upon the officers OF the Federation.
II was decided By the cutters and gar.
ment workers at the meeting to-day to
leave the question of general strike
among the tailors to the discretion Of
the United Brotherhood OF Tailors,
which meets tomorrow. There are
1000 tailors. A secret conference OF
the leading officers OF the trades unions
OF the United States will be held in this
city during the present week to take
action on the legal question Of boycott
ing raised against the cutters during
tho present lockout.
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THE cuocrAw TROUBLE.
Armed Forces DlsbandinG, but tho Feeling
Ono of Drend Uncertainty.

Armed Forces Dlsbanding, but tho Feeling
Ono of Drcnd Uncertainty.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3.-secro-
tary IIoke Smith has received the fol.
lowing telegram dated to-day from
Agent Bennett at Wagner, l. T., rola-
tive to the threatened Choctaw trouble:
Temporary truce arranged yesterday /;
armed forces bisbanding; situation yet
serious and seemingly uncompromisable
under the present Choctaw government.
Full report will DO mailed you tonight.
Pending your consideration and action
all hostilltles cease. While great relief
is expected at the disbanding Of the
armed forces the feeling is ono Of dread
uncertainty.
A copy Of this telegram has been sent
to the secretary OF war for his consider
alton. The war department to-day tele-
graphed Gen. Miles, commanding the
department OF Missouri, to send an
officer to Antlers, the scene OF the late
Choctaw trouble, to investigate tho
matter.
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OF medicinal agents is gradually rclegat.
ing the old.tine herbs, pills, draughts
and vegetable extracts TO tho rear and
bringing into general ase tho pleasant
aud effective liquid laxative, Syrup Of
Figs, 10 got the true remedy SEQ that
II Is manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Go. only For sale by oil leading
druggists. s.
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relatives here Wasaington, Pa, obir-
rr.
Miss Adam, OF Edinburgh, Scotland,
who has boon the CUES: Tor a few days
OF Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham, left yes
terday morning for Chicago, where she
will visit Mr.. Moody's school before she
sets sail for home.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of water and Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests,

Tho marks on tho wharf show s feet
4 inches In the channel and stationary.
Yesterdays arrivals aud departures
were tho Scotia, for Pittsburgh, ut $ n.
M, and tho bon lIur, for pOrkorsburg,
On. m.
To.day's packets arc tho Hudson, for
Pittsburgh, { q. H., II. X. Bedford, for
Pittsburgh, $ a, M, keystone State, for
Cincinnati, S a. M, Sunshine, for Park.
Ursburg, II $50 u. IN.
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balls next season will he an assured
success artistically and financially.
From now on the boys will forsake the
indoor enjoymenta Tor what all who
have declared to DO the greatest of pas
times-cycllng
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IN thousand of casos tho cure of n
cough is tho preventive Of consumption.
The surest cough medicine in the world
is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on a guarantee OF satisfaC-
tinn DlW
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1t may save you great deal OF
trouble in cooking, Try II. We refer
TO the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Con-
donsed Milk, regarded by most house
keepers as absolutely essential in
culinary uses, and unsurpassed in
coffee. All grocOrs and druggists scll
tho Eagle brand.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the certificate OF incorporation Of ".ErSA.
STANDARD igOS AND STEEL COMPANY" dated
March %. 1893 has been issued under the law,
oflhe State OF West Virginia, and that the ul'
dcnigned, the corporators named iu the agree.
ment rccited in snid certificate. have appointed
Thursday, April ~, 1898, at 9 O'Clock p. N,
as the time, and tho banking house OF rIIE EI.
CHANGE BANK OF WHEELING, In tho city q
Wheeling rs tho place for holding u general
meeting oil the stockholders OF said company, to
elect n board Of directors, make bylaws aud
transact any other business which may lawfully
be done By the said stockholders In general
meeting The stockholders OF said COMPANY arc
notified 10 attend said meeting at said time aud
place. And notice Is also given that at said gen
crnl meeting Of stockholders, there will 10
offered a resolution or bylaw providing for and
authorizing the issuing OF preferred stock by
said company, ON such terms aud conditions
aud with such regulations respecting the prefer.
ence Is be given TO such stock over the other
stock In relation TO future dividends or other
wise as tho said stockholders may deem proper
JOSEPH BELL
WIN Il SIMPSON,
WILBUR II. TALLMAS,
ALBERT P. TALLMAS,
JACOB ]. HALLOWAY,
Wbt. T. GRAHAM,
mr2S.Tu CorporatoS.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS. ETC.
AGOOD SHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and TO keep on advertI5
Ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely, Of course, you
should make your advertising etfa.'
tive-if an electric light be available,
you should not use a "tallow dip"
TO light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that2 Sim
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your al,
vertiSements. the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have 10 con-
tribute to your eaSh.drawer
Study effects in bold pretty tyN
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to eaten i0'
eye by a display Of good taste In i1'
style and arrangement Of your ar
nouncement.
Above all, let It be bold cnough 70
be"easily read. Don't vex u ttAJ|
BY veNing his or her cyesl
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DO not forget the fnct thnt tho place TO
have your Watch, Clock and JCwniry 70.
paired ~ ut w. II, ODUEItT 4,
South emd Market street Bridge.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF
IL BROOKE COUNTY REAL Est

- AbAkcSARAA VIVIAN AhAsfAA 100 - = 80
By virtue Of authority granted to us by tue
last will and testament OF Fergus Smith, Sr. de-
ceased which is dated February Is. 1879 and /,
recorded IN tho records OF Brooke county, Wct
Virginia, In will book number I, at page III,
we. the undersigned executors OF said viii, on
April 10, 1898, commencing at 10 O'clock 81. 49,,
on the premises heretofore described, will olle'
for sale ut public auction, all Of the following
described trnct Of land situated IN Brooke
county. West Virginia, in Buffalo district, namely
tho farm containing abOut iOrtv.cight acres
more or less, adjnInIng tho innds oi Samue
Beck William Hedges, Julia Ptall and ]. +
Smith and being tract Of land owned by tae
said Fergus smith, ST. AZ the tlmG Of his de-
cease aud which by the ttst clause OF his said
will, Is directed TO be sold Said farm is on the
West Liberty aud wcisburE rond, half milo
from Liberty, and iS convenient TO churche'
poStolIlce tho West Liberty Normal School, and
very desirable property In all respects,
TERMS OF SALE;-CAh.
HORACE RtDGELEY,
JAMES T. SMITH
Executors OF Fergus Smith, ST.
mr23.rrkAs West Liberty. W Va
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS
GToCKHoLDERs' MEErING.

There will be n meeting OF the stockholders 0,
the Union Building Association held ut ihei,
rooms, on Market street, on Monday, April II,
1871, at G:lj D. IN, for the purpose OF eecsIHg
board Of directors.
ans ii. p. McGREGOR, Secrctlry.
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dust ReceIyed.

A full assortment of Gents Russia
Calf and Patent Leather Shoes, all the
leading shapes. i, V. BLOND.
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FOR RENT.

i
Three.story brick building, S. by ca io,, "A.
Joining Henry Morris box factory corn'r
Eighteenth and Chapllne streets, BUILDING Ga,
steam hoist elevator, and will be rented rltb1,
with or without power for running machlaery
4 splendid location for manuiaCtuFinE cStah
lIshinent Apply 10
THE WEST VIRGINIA TOBACCO co.
mFT,IWlP
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Joseph o. LopeS
OF NIaynarls, Nd.
Younger and Better
A War Veterans story

HOODS SarsapartlIG Gtucs Strength
and OrcrcOm,cs Rheumatism.
"Thcrc Is nothing have ever tal;cn in my
lilo that did me so much good Us Hoods sarsa-
parllla. Twas in tho Union army from 'Ol 10
'C5; was confined in AndorsonylllO prison eight
months and tho diseases contracted thCro stll
llngcr. had chIlls and fevcrS for years, and
my doctor told mo that must take 40 grains OF
quinInc day for long tlmc. l did So but
after o umo It did mo no good, and thcn no
ordered hop tea, which was ns bitter as COLL
and made mo sick, rheumatism then caught
mo In my left les and could not novo It Tho
doctor said
I Had Mnlnrln.
Hoods sarSaparlln did mo SO much good that l
hayo taken II ever since and II always does mo
good. My friends toll mo look younger and
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LrOR RENT-NO. 1907 CHAPLINE
II street, thrceSOry brick dwelling, ej,b,
rooms bath room and laundry, Possession NM
l. RINEHART K TATUM, City Bank Building
UFlT
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-SoME OF THE BEST
IL rooms IN our new building. THE cry
BANK OF WhEEhENd. ng