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Ill Acres prime limestone 11skSS
land near New Windsor, 74E5ssss-~
miles from Westminster; fine buildings all
in good condition; very desirable farm;
price $l2, ,0O0-half cash, balance on years
time.
Farm of 55i acres, AZ miles from Westmin-
ster, q miles from PataPsco station W. NJ
R. K. Buildings fair. Price ~, 6oo.
Choice little farm of 554 acres, half mile
from Westminster; good soil; briek house;
large barn; all in good condition;prlce Si ,Ooo:
Nice little home; acres; prime land; 4
miles west from Westminster; brick house
bank barn; more land if desired; price y, so0.
Plaster and bone mill on W. Md. Railroad;
buildings new; best Of machinery; IA acres oi
land; good water power; splendid opening
to engage in a profitable and growing busIness
terms easy; price $1,000.
2250 acres prime timber land on Cheat
river, West Virginia. Heavy original growth
of poplar, red oak, ash, walnut, cherry, Ge''
land valuable for grazing purposes after timber
is off; price 81 per acre; ~. NJ, N
the necessary buildings for the manufacture
and repair Of machinery. This property VIII
be sold; bargain at easy payments; price
$4,000.
or acres Of woodland, near public road
from Westminster to Mt. Airy,4 miles south
east from New Windsor. Price $3.50.
A small home, 4 acres, on road from West
Minister to New Windsor, mile from former
place; good house. good stabling, good Waserr
extra 6ne fruit, &c. Price $l250.
Fine brick house on John street, rooms,
conveniently arranged. all in first class con
dition. Quite bargain III $500.
81 acres prime land, half mile from West
minister; large bank barn, fine orehar1, splen-
did building site for house; price S6s0o0.
Large brick hotel in Westminster, on Nam
treet, near Railroad Depot; price $l4, ,OOO.
Farm As acres, IL miles from Westminster;
EanS good; buildings good; orchard choice
fruit price $50 per acre.
Earzs 73 acres, 8 miles from Westminster,
miles Gr6m Hampstead, nearest K. K. Station,
good house and barn; SO acres cleared land
in good condition; $35 per acre.
Nice Little Home, one mile from west
minister; 90 acres of prime land, good brick
house; price, $500. -.
Twenty acres good land, good buildings,
near Westminster, %, 800.
One hundred acres, best quality OF land, ~
miles from Westminster; buildings only fair,
god water, &C.; price, So, 500.
Brick house and lot in Westminster; 81 ,2OO.
Double brick house and lot in Westmin-
gter; -, 800.
Also. some fine pasture lots, ranging from
2 to aeEes, adjoining Westminster.
For particulars call on or address
sep3,tf E. LYNCH. Westminster, Md.
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A store displayed a flaming placard


"Selling Off-No Reasonable Offer Re
fused-Must Close on Saturday" A man
entered the store and priced several arti-
cles. Finding them no cheaper than at
other places, he said to the proprietor:
81 thought you were selling off,"
"Well, l am, and have been doing SO
ever since Iopened store
"You say that no reasonable offer is re-
fused; what do you consider reasonable
offer ?"
"The price marked on my goods"
"Well, if you're not selling off to stop
business, why must you close on Satur-
day ?"
"The laws of the State prohibit selling
on Sunday. See p
The questioner saw
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WALL PAPER
felt If

AA/ ALL 1-1 @3@-
We want everybody to read this advertise
ment and then call to examine our Spring
Stock of
Wall Papers and Decorations.
We have mt Paper down TO cents piece.
beautiful patterns of Gilt Paper at cents.
Occasionally we are misrepresented in price,
but only by persons that do not compete with
us in prices and quality Of goods. To be con-
WINGED it is necessary for you to examine our
goods and ask our prices. We will paper a
room as cheap as anybody; we except none.
We carry very large stock; buy direct from
factory and you get new goods and our price.
Rs;no competent workmen we can give you
advantages you will not get for the same price
elsewhere.
Wa have at all tunes select stock of
Picture Frames, Picture Easeis, and
PortieFe Poles.
Window Shades on hand and made to Gt
your windows.
Il FINE LOT OF STATIONERY.
Work done in any part of the country and
no extra charge. Give us call
MATTHEWS 4 MYERS.
As East Main street,
Nearly Opposite Catholic Church,
Westminster, Md.
N. B.-Mail orders answered promptly.
Send for samples. feb 10
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small piece of ice can be kept near the
patient all night, so as to avert many
weary marches up and down stairs to the
refrigerator. To break the ice sharp
needle or hat pin is the best thing. Force
it in, and you will be astonished how easily
it will divide the ice.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-07-07

Father (to the seven-year-old miss be-
side him, cutting the whip sharpley through
the air)-See Mary, how | make the horse
go faster without striking him at ALL
Mary Gin eager tone Of happy discovery
Papa, why don't you spank Us children
in that way
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-07-07

DR.. Wines was formerly the principal
of a boys, school. One day he had oc-
casion to "trounce' boy. The lad took
his revenge in way that the doctor him
self could not help laughing at. Doctor
Wines front door bore plate on which
was the one word "Wines.' The boy
wrote an addition in big letters SO that the
inscription ran Wines and Other Lickers
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

II isn't by happen so that our sales OF
Sumner Dress Goods are so much greater
han we expected. If Qualities and Quanti-
Ts,. if Styles and Prices Prices in Particularly
sere not right, such a magnificent success
,ould have been impossible.
Let the hot wave continue, with Il dress OF
aft. airy, breezy, waving material, you will
,el AS comfortable as nature can make you,
o,nsidering it is the Heighth ofSummer. The
,sy newest productions and the very freshest
designs.
Grenadine Crepes, a beautiful
wash material, only...................... ll3c
are selling this very minute at lSc.
ayard.
Fancy Striped and Figured
Dimity, the very newest effects
and high art colorings, only......... l2!c
always sold at lSc.
Jaconet Duchesse, as sheer as the
finest quality of India Linen, and
scores of dainty styles, only............ l23c
For the identical, sold by others at
2Oc.
Satin Striped Khiva Cloths, in
Light Blue and Pink. positively the
latest in the market. only............... l25c
would be cheap at 25c.
Black Satin Striped Grena-
dine Jaconets. Make Dress
of this material and you will have
the best imitation of Silk Grena-
dine you ever saw, only...-............ l5c
The price has never been less than
zoe. yard.
Fine Satin Stripe Mulls, as ex-
cellent in quality as they are pure in
whiteness, only. y....................-...... lOc
which would be cheap enough at l5c.
a yard.
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A GOOD TIM E

To reduce Prices is when People want the
.ojs That is our idea of it, and that is the
.,crst . of our Clean, Fresh, Seasonable Stocks.
T. would rather sell an article below cost
han Garry it Over" Here are some of the
sn1ogest Temptations to Economize you
ter saw.
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FURNISHING GOODS

Mems Balbriggan Shirts, nicely
trimmed French neck, Special
Bargains Worth 35c. Cut to-. 23c
Gents Solid Color Half Hose,
full regular made, fine gauge.
Worth 25c. Cut tto....................... l29c
Gray and Brown Mixed Mems
Half Hose, always sold at lOc.
pair, cut to. ............................. &c
Ladies' Colored Drop Stitched
Hose, extra quality. Worth lSc.
Misses Ribbed Vests, Egyptian
Cotton, in all sizes. Worth l5c.
Cut to....................................... loc
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, low neck,
short sleeves...................... DC
Great Bargain.
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A Sensible Woman.

The sensible woman goes away from
home for few weeks at least once year.
She needs the relaxation and the family
needs to get rid Of her for q time to be
able to appreciate her worth. Seeing new
places and new things brushes uP the men
tai forces and stimulates the ambitions, all
Of which have run down in the humdrum
round of housewifely duties, which are
conHning and exacting. Then, too, many
a woman who has gone away from her home
thinking it a narrow life she was living and
her horizon circumscribed has come back
glad that she has home to come to and
that it is SO much better than some that
she has visited. We get our ideas Of val
ues only by comparison and cheaper our
own because We do not know how rare a
thing we possess.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-07-07

Many people do not know how easily
they can protect themselves and their
children against the bites Of gnats aud
other insects. Weak carbolic acid spoaged
on the skin and hair, and in some cases,
the clothing will drive away the whole
tribe. The safest plan is to keep satu-
rated solution ef the acid. The solution
cannot contain more than 6 or { per cent,
and il may be add to KateF until the
latter smalls strongly. Yhis may readily
aud with perfect safety be applied with a
spOnge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-07-07
THE ENEMY ENGAGED.

The soldiers, the same day that the
council was held, received marching orders,
and fled out of the fort under the COM
mand of Coils. .Zebulon Butler and Dennison.
Scouts we're sent forward in advance to
feel the enemy, and it was but short time
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-07-07
LACE DEPARTME E N T

The information given You this season re-
garding Laces would make interesting read
ing if it were properly compiled. My un-
selfish information regarding the different
makes of Laces and how cheap bought by us,
and how surprisingly low we always sold
them. should have made every lady an ex-
pert in this line by now.
9 inch assorted patterns, fine net top
Plauen Laces, butter color and
white, at........................... oOc
yard, that are worth so cents.
3 zach net top Point de Ireland Laces.. lac
that are worth zoe.
inch net top Black Bourbon Lace, at 55c
worth soc.
Exeeptionary good values in narrow Valencia
Edge and Inserting.
M. SCHNEEBERG Err,
50 E. Main Street,
WEsTMINS TER, MD,
Opposite Catholic Church, adjoining Boyle's $
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The choir was singing new arrange
ment of the beautiful anthem, "Consider
the Lilies" The pure, sweet voice of the
soprano rose clearly and distinctly in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
losing PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, November %. m
The features Of the market to-day were its ac-
tivity and buoyant tendency. There are more
important factors IN the situation just now than
the net gains or losses II the different stocks on
any particular day: and they show tina. the
effects Of the Republican, Victories II Tuesday
last are rightly understood Additional strength
also given to tao market by the talk Of an
issue Of bonds by the Government to strengthen
the Federal Treasury. +. IS not doubted that
large issue would readily be absorbed: bui ac-
cording TO some observers the wise Plan would b.
TO walt until Congress has a chance 10 author
ze the Secretary to Issue some thing more easy
to dea with than awkward per cents
Considering the market IN detail American
Sugar Refining led IN activity AID at the closing
figures. 9l$I. it showed net gan % 81 points
X was strong all day ana at one time touched
92i.. Nearly $4,000 shares OF II we're done ara
the excuse for the advance AMI activity was a.
better outlook IN the refined sugar market en-
cago Gas on brisk trading a9d inside buyine
gained point net to 7Gis. Little Significance
be alta chcd to The rise Of q in General E.er-
trio or Of point in National Lcad except that
Ike everything else they expect t. sAarc In the
genera prosperity OF the country Central ~
Ncw-Jersey advanced 10 9GA. but rc-e,led at tn.
close TO 951a. It's net gain beng ~ II was tn
most active OF us group. Btlatcd bears covered
and there also some ouying by people VINO
believe In the advance. on small tyading Della
ware and Hudson rose to l27A, ana STAYED there
with a gain OF II while LackaWanna advanced
80 IG2, then los, 4. showing net advance how
eyer Of IA. There was no news OF importance
cnncC rning thcsc stocks.
Under present CIRCUMSTANCES the course Of
AL Other stocks Il really much less worth of
consideration Than tho course ~ the Oranges
All members OF this Grg,Ip show advances the
reasonable explanation If which ia The downfall
II Prpusm. 81. Pau aloa" opened higher than
rho close yesterday It's pro" then wat C3-an
advance Of i.and T. was 10 lower during tho
DAY The highest p,iHi was 81. ami iac clos-
inr ,r,cn C35S--a net gain Of 90 90, sharcE.
I.u,Ijrct,,r Rock Island and Nor hwcstoin wci'o
lower on .irst sales: hut They soon developed
str.nrih and scared important gains - no "nd
-, Tho session. closing at ~ very Close t.. the
;,i.h,st orlros II :hc day hs follows: burlington
up ia. - Heos iss rE % no & AL Nors s
,',a,'.I signs Il activity. ard was higher. gen
mprailv in fractions. Manhattan >alone showed
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loss, at 1914. of !. Of per cent. Western Union
was particularly firm. gaining al the END ~
points at S9h the highest price OF the day. Al
the close the market was strong the shares
dealt III amounting to 2S3.13S.
Tho earnings Of the Chicago. milwaukee, ana
St. Paul Railway for the first week of November
are reported $597.554 They compare with
earnings for the same week in former years as
follows 1895 $3.50 1911 1892. $S5O9Ss 1891, $S3oOOo
and 1870 S6S1 704
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RICHMOND TERMINAL REORGANIZATION

q WALL STREET.
NEW YORK November let. lS9i
To MI holders Of our Reorganization Re
rctpfS for securities Of the Richmond ana
West Potut Terminal Railway and Ware
house COmpRuy. Richmond and DnnNi'lc
Railroad Compau, and system. East Ten
nesscc. Virginin and GeorGin HALLWAY Com
pnny and Sysfcmi
and after November ID shall BE- prepared 10 re-
ceive our Reorganization Certificates fpr conversion into
sccuriiief. provided In The plan - reorganization
Each holder must deliver TO AL Reorganization Cor
hca,es held 10y him the various ola securities which
Will he scheduled and consolidated by -. ono hundred
Schedules VII be- taken IN by us on each business day
and the now securities. exchange. VIII be delivered on
the following day.
Reorganization Certificates Uinoss 40 h"arer).
MUST RI INpoRsED IN BLANK. ard. II stock Is de-
sired any other than that appearing on the face
Of the Reorganization Certificate. rs assignment must Do
acknowledged before Notary Public or aes'ed by some
person satisfactory 70 rs
The bonds are 1900 each. Persons entitled -
fractions n bond a share NAY either sell the
viii sell them such anl1nAts as
b. enttie them to al entire BOND or an
entire
Holders transmitting Reorganization Certificates ~ ma
please Indicate whether they wish 10 sci" or my -Hch
fractions and whether wish tn" new securities seh
uy registered mail or by express ~ their expense
DRENEI. MORGAN N co.
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CeaaL Notices
NY !, nv -xnrk sI.rREME Court. CITY MD

NrEW-YORK SUPREME cot lr. CITY ~. A>p
Y cot.NTy OF NEW-NO IiK- tatlar n" ". am ~
..,,,s, Henry Eos nthai. NJ. Adler. AMI Mary AN
49,. ,,,. th. nam, Mar, being FICTITIOUS deteil AN y
r,l nam. being unknown tp pAin,ih: H'nil i''"l'i,
,,I Lane. Lannon's his wife tine sam" Jan p'ihs
G"t.,. real narle h'rt unkn lwn 10 pam
~ ior 4 - ,u AID sarah Am his We. the nlm'
,..i,'' h,ur fictitious n an "i!S "l
known To- plaintiff and pa, Kea. Fr de i'k l.asA VIZ;
,,.ur, ltureartner. -ai.U Ii AA'f ana 'aiti ~
- Ills va. summons To th" 4h.v named iri"n liant
y,,, M. hereby summoned 90 answer hr cem lant n
ms action AMI serve copy %! you An-W'4 ol 'n
rl,nflfs attorneys within twenty days ait ia. SERVE
-, mis- summons exclusive ~ the tay ~ service an -
.,sr ~ ynll failure appear or answer Jung 'h VIII
h. taken AGAINST YOU boy default To- the relief demanded
In the conn i,int $1,000
Dated October ith. 1871
GRAFT 4 HLAUNT>LT. Plaintiff - Attorneys.
Onc. am Postoiiir4 address NJ. ~ Il oaIN"y,
Ntw-Np.k CITY
To Ronald Icmens AMI Jane Ienf's hs WE IN
name '"Inn.' being fictitious def ndantH al name BEN !;
rnkn ,yr, ~ painun Iaiei .. Amos ani sarah Am -
hI, the 'S'idh iv'At Hctlllo-s "'''i'"' .
r.al i..ni, beng unknown to painful go
TIN, FOREGOING summons served ,ou O> puhlcl la
pursuant O, an o,Irr - Hon. 'hNles H. riuAN on
r The Justices a. the sup I'm" Court of tn. stat q"
X w-Yoa. latel t. nh day ~ Nov"m,et l,9i an
.led with ,h, complaint tie ofic Of tn, Cek OF tn
,lty AMI County of N'w-Nok at h courrou In sat
ctv and county Oh the "th dry % Eovcm or l'9i
la,r. New York. Novemh..r - 1924.
GRAFT ~ Bl.AINELr. PliniH's Attp.ncs.
b. Ir way. New-Nork Ciy.
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BoNDs+THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Three transactions in Government bonds oc-
Cured to-day: $4,000 IS. registered, at HES;
$1,000 As. cou.. 1l5s and $4,000 IS. at ll9 QUO
tations. however remained unchanged. as fol-
lows
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tCinicr resorts
AZ IDEAL. WINTER RESORT.
|.A .,,II II IulIlA |ktI IA IitA

G1WUlElA BWN AUR7
UGUSIA GA. t,, Al,
open December 5H 9t nsae'n c nS.d 80
49, 49,, lowell On same u hills as Nl"'h pa
,tclarly dry halmy and lnNigornting climate.
t,isine uure water and perfect drainage srect
mi abundan. facilities for ont and ini'%t o,S
-, .ri f,,il particulars address until NnFtnhfr
G A LINsIEY. Firth Ave Hotel. New-i"iN O'N "''''
That date Augusta. Ga
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4 O.-T. ;nnlShoul. NJ
- IiarN. Any person
called upon a. present
thirty days. 'r tar SAID
ami rXt.aggishe.l. AMI a
I OST. Rankro'k n
- iilrn. Aaf T. 'rHon
called upon 90 pi's'nt
ihili, days. 90 III" sid
a.. .~.lnsu.lheI. an u
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financial elections.
Elipi0cn0 Notices

OFFICE OF THE YELLOW PINE COMPANY. lG
BEAVER ST. n. Y
October GOTH ls9i
SMITH SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
v7'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this com
pany have this day declared dividend u - On IN"
Preferred stock PAYABLE Stockholders II record on
Noy.u,bor 18th 1870 Transfer viii be closed from
November 10Th to Noyepber I'm. 1891
g. " WILSON. Treasurer
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Financial.
financial.
Reorganization of the
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. October o. 1891
To the Holders of the First Mortgage Bonds
AND
To the Holders of the Consolidated or second
Mortgage Bonds Of the valley Railway
Company.

Notice is hereby that plan and agreement 10Y
the reorganization Of the Valley Railway Company. dated
October 9th. 1894 have been made and entered into by the
undersigned Reorganization Committee in the inter
Z the holders the First Mortgage Bonds and the
Consolidated Second Mortgage Bonds.
The agreement has been signed by the holders OF
majority o The First Mortgage Bonds. and also by the
large amount.
Copies plan and agreement may be obtained from
either Myron r Hcrrck Chairman Of Committee. John
r. Whtelaw. Secretary. THE GUARDIAN TRUST
COMPANY Of Cleveland Ohio and CENTRAL
TRUST co. Of New-York. will receive deposits Of bonds
Of either class and issue their negotiable certificates OF de-
post In exchange therefor provided by the agreement
1t is important in the interest Of speedy reorganization
for the benefit OF bonlhodcrs II both classes that all
holders Of any II the bonds Of this Company become
parties TO the and ceTos; their bonds without
delay.
BONDS WILL 8E RECEIVED FOR DEPOSIT WITH
OUT PENALTY UNTIL NOVEMBER 10TH
MYROS T.. HERRICk.
President tho Society for Savings.
JOHN T.. WHITELAW.
President. National city Bank.
WILLIAM BINGHAM.
sinking Fund Commissioner
II. Il. NEMCOMB.
Treasurer. savings and Trus- Company
J. J. SULLIVAN.
Casnicr. Central National Bank.
JNO. ). SHEPHERD.
WASHINGTON r. CONNOR.
New ork
Henry '. PAuL. IN.
Philadelphia
Reorganization Committee.
SQUIRE SANDERS DEMPSEY
:. +. WIIILAMsoN.
C,uusc' ~ tn. COMMITTEE.
Cleveland. Ohio
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Countrn B,lrI.

DoARD 1T reasonable rates. can BE- h' ~ - ' nin
- Ai.r.s4 Nils. l. IVAN.
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DELIGHTFUL AUTUMN RESORT.

DELIGHTFUL AUTUMN Kt'UFr
VIRGINIA H0T SPRINGS.
IN .DMfAKABLE AOj NTAIN CLlMAI Il.
pr.sf and most tfaclls atmosphere IN NNc' icN
Fines: bathhouse and most wonderful wattis IN 'h.s
country for the cure rheumatism govt ana net
troubles Virginia. the Homestead ana c2ases hro
.yefy convenience and comfort. Nestihuled mIte Nul'
WIN dining ear leaves York D IN daily va fehnt
and G and Route arriving AT Il 4 springs 90 y, IN
r~T,ur- III & & . once 3G2 Broadway Address rI'ED
sTrPRY Manager. Hot Springs Hath 90. NNE'"'--
f-Ti-NN AMID THE BERKSHIRE Hills.
y N,fcnf.ss foliage choice roads. h"althiu aiSPi,-'.
rh,rming scenery abundant about the New cIKsn,e TT
pure spring open fires steam and oil provision 'o'
comfort AAi -,,-t->-pp soN pronrictors
GREAT BARIuNGTON. Mass.
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tcs. an) fonn>.

z -nanllook No y sSS. Dant Tor SAVINGS Is
R, r.urtl. ave. %cw-Yoi. paNm'n. stepped Pens
retur. aoui. bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

IL vs.. on Dry Dock StvilPs
raVing cams upon said box l.
tn sam ~ "a htIk within
book wi, b, declared cancelled
new on ga d IN li'u the'eIi.
80. 100. 80 Dry DOCK savings
claims upon ~ Il book IL
i've same o. ne ba1k with n
hook viii to Il clrrsd cancelled
la. sne s.ue1 l.. lieu thereg..
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Nuirmn Resorts

pR. STg0NG'8 SAINT A5lyM,
sAltAIOGA SPHINGS =. l. ..
popular .esor, for health. rest change or o
all The year Elevator electric bells steam mat sun.
paror promenad~ N 'h~ roof suites - rooms Mn
baths Dry air waters am wlntel sp'i'o
Massage loctriclry. all baths and health atliahee'
nov Turkish and Russian baths. Send for IluStA'e'
Ilrallar.