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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

Ladies' Trilby Ties. In silk. satin. and
fancy colors. at &c.
Mems High Down Collars at l2izc.;
in ladies' sizes, 1914. 10. and 1914.
Gentlemens Imported Rib Shirts and
Pants, in Natural Gray and White. at
25c. each.
Mems Pure White Isle Shirts, silk
bound and pearl buttons. original price
Soc, now &c.
HOME WANTS.
We consider this department Just as
important as any other. Here's the prices
thatu build IL up.
Best -Tick-will hold water-l2,zc.
the yard.
Our Ready-Made Sheets and Pillow
Cases we make ourselves and have
them torn instead OF cut; that pre-,
vents them sagging full double-bed
size, bleached, &C., tnbleached. .S.l2c.
Piliow,,,Casses, i5XSS zoe; each; aud
strong, lsc. yard. instead Of usual
Pillow-Case Cotton. Sc. yard. worth loc.
lOs. Dress Ginghams. Knickerbocker.
and Plain Ginghams, Sc yard.
Full line OF Yard-Wide Percales, al
the latest designs. l2isc. yard. Solid
colors 70 match all patterns
j
Large assortment of Embroidered Elan
l2isc. Qualify Black Henrietta Saline.
shepherd's- Plaid saune iOc. yard.
worth 12l2c.
A WOMAN SAID
whenever she thought OF buying I'm
derwear her thoughts reverted here. It's
the completeness OF the stock-the endless
variety, and the day-ln and day-out cheap
ness that's won US an Underwear repu-
ta,ion.
Ladies' Cambria Gowns, yoke and Ber-
ina Of Hamburg inserting, 81 p.
Ladies' Gowns, made of good, strong
muslin, Hamburg trimmed. was 81.
Ladies' Gowns, Hamburg and beading
trimmed. soc.
Special lot OF Skirts. with cambria ruff
tie. was Doc, now 29c.
Skirts, with Hamburg rune. . inches
wide. 75c.
Ladies' Plain Cambria Drawers. well
made, 23c.
Ladies' Drawers. Torchon or Hamburg
chldren's Drawers. from to 9 years.
was &c. now 25c.
Children's Drawers, 10 to l2iRc.
Ladies' Cambria Corset-Covers, low
Ladies Cambria Corset Covers, high
neck. Hamburg trimmed PFC.
Ladies' Corset-Covers, Torchon or Ham,
burg trimmed. 25c.
Ladies' Plain Chemise. well made. was
&c. now l3c.
Ladies' Torchon- and Hamburg Yoke
Chemise, was 55c.; now S9c;
Ladies' Thin Unbleached Rib Vests,
3lac. apiece.
Ladies' Swiss Rib White Vests loc.
Ladies' I.isle White Rib Vests. lie.
Ladies' Extra Fine Isle and Slk-Rio
Vests, in white. original price 1jc.,
now 37lAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

TRAVELLING Statesmen TO SELL
THE CELEBRATED BELLE OF AN,
DERSON COUNTY" case goods ana
other brands of fine Kentucky hand
made sour-mash whiskeys on monthly
salary and expenses. or commission.
Reference required. Address, ED MCH.
I,iouor-Dealers. No. 10 Cheapside. Lex
ington KY my 5-Sul3t
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BATHING SUITS.

To battle In, 10 lounge in. Prices %
suit every purse. Whose purse does this
one match?
Ladies Atwood Flannel Bathing SUITS
deliberately trimmed, lOr $50.
NATTiNGS
will 80 long ways towards making
hcme comfortably cool.
Heaviest China Mating. ? IL pounds 10
the yard. for lie. The yard.
Finest Linen-Warp. selected cesigns,
yUc the ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
SOILED CARPETS EQUAL TO NEW,
restore original colors, raise the nap.
and kill all moths with our CENTUARf
CARPET-CLE COMPOUND. Car
pets taken up. slowed, cleaned, and re-
laid, when desired.
GEORGE s. & j. WILLIS HEWITT.
Sole Owners.
Ia oaIt north Fourth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED, ACTIVE PERSON ~
TAKE A PERMANENT POSITION. VIZ
a week from start. Give particuiars'
SHEPP & CO:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED.-A YOUNG LADY OF
FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE desires
a SITUATION to teach the usual Eng
lish branches and mathematics, eitner
In primary or public school,. or position
as companion to lady. References ex-
changed. Address Miss MARY LEE
PHANTOM Stoddert Va. je 30-lte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED, SITUATION AS GENERAL
OFFICE MAN by first-class book-keeper.
stenographer. and typewriter. Furniture,
or insurance ofiice-work preferred. Eight
years varied business experience. Now
employed. Al Richmond, Norfolk and At
lanta references; also bond. If desired.
Moderate salary. Address Box No. $40.
Post Office. je 30-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED, POSITION By EXPERT
ENCED LADY GRADUATE, college
teacher. Branches-Englisn. French.
Latin. Mathematics. and Music. French
speaking a speciality: Partisan accent.
Best references. Address l.. NJ, care
Postmaster. Station b., Richmond, Va.
lie 2S-d7t&wlm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED SUMMER BOARDERS IN
THE COUNTRY, near Lees Station.
twenty-four miles above Richmond Shady
grove. fruit. and ice sl2 per month: chill
dren half price. Mrs. MARY CALLS,
Jefferson Post-Office, Powhatan county.
Va 1e 9-Sutts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED.-A YOUNG LADY. GRADu-
ATE of one of the best schools In the
State. and fully qualified to teach the
higher English branches. Latin. German.
and mathematics, DESIRES 4 SlTuA-
TON in school to teach any one OF the
aforementioned subjects, or In a private
family to teach all. For particulars ad-
dress Miss n. r. NJ, care Postmaster,
Nuttree. Chesterfield county. Va.
10 3O-d1t&.wlts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED. ACTIVE. RELIABLE MEN
to solicit orders for fruit and ornamental
nursery stock. Permanent employment.
expenses. and salary. Write at once Tor
terms Address THE r. G.. CHASE COM
PANY. 1890 south Penn Square. Philadel-
mia Pa my 2S-SulOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED. A SITUATION AS FARM
MANAGER. Have hau fifteen years ex-
lions. Address MANAGER. Station a,
Richmond, Va. le %-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WATER GROUND CORN MEAL~-5.000
bushels. Must sell 1t at Goo. Eighteenth
and Main streets. d. O'SULLIvAN.
lie 29-Sa Su Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED, BY TWO FAMILIES
COUNTRY BOARD. Convenient to post
office and railroad. Requirements: A
plenty OF shade, fruit, chicken. vegeta-
bles, milk. and Ice. and comfortable
rooms. References exchanged. Address
stating terms. Y. Y. H.. Dispatch office
Ia 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED, A GOOD. STEADY WHITE
MAN for outdoor work: one used to work
and willing to accept fair wages. Perma-
nent position. IL suited. Address Post
Office Box 55f. or apply at III twenty
seventh street. Newport News, Va.
ie 2S-F Su&W3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED. EVERYBODY TO GET
PRICES ON SAFES from me before
purchasing il you wish to get the best
goods for the least money, l guarantee
quality and price.
Il. l.. BARNES. Dealer,
Halls Safe and Lock-Works. No. Is
north Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
10 20-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

COMP TO MY OFFTCE And LET NE.
PROVE TO YOU THAT SHORTHAND
AND TYPEWRITING can be learned IN
two months. We have a man here who
has done it. He and several others lboth
sexes) are ready for positions as steno-
graphers, book keepers. etc. SMITHDEAl.
BUSINESS COLLEGE,. 1902 east Broad
street PHONE GO 1e 30 Su& Tu&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL SASH
Sash Lock free by mail for &c. stamp.
Best sellers ever invented. Beats weights.
$40 a day. Write quick. BROHARD g
co Rnr 6c philndnlnhin fa lO-Su2ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANT TO SELL SATURDAY ONLY.
Finest Mocha and Java Coffee, DC; s
pounds Granulated Sugar. 25c. Eighteenth
and Main streets. ID. OSULLIVAN.
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THE SUMNER REST,

WANTED, BASEBALL PLAYERS
AND ALL THE CITIZENS OF RICH
MOND TO CALL PHONE 300 and have
their PARCELS PROMPTLY AND
CAREFULLY DELIVERED by the
RICHMOND 10-CENT PARCEL De-
LIVERY, Office No. 1907 east Franklin
street ,PhOna zoo ic 20-lte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

WANTED. SUMNER BOARDERS.
Nice rooms Good water Plenty yegeta-
bles. chickens. milk. etc; fruit and ice.
Four miles from depot Right at post
office. For further Information address
Mrs. c. S. IRVING, Central Plains. Flu
wanna county, Va je 3o-lt
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, To SELL l FAMILY
HORSE Oady can drivel. PHADToN, and
HARNESS: 1 RED -WILKS SADDI.E
DESK. STOOL, LETTER PRESS. and
AUCTION BELL; l HALLS COMBINA-
TON SAFE; also. RAILING for open
Office and complete private Office, new,
suitable to be put up in any room. Must
be sold at once. -
J. r. HOCkADAY.
je COLT % north Ninth street.
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NIATTINGs
MOSQUITO CANOPIEs.

MOSQUITO CANOPiEs.
Comfort dear at dollar7
Seyenty-tye cents more Tor style. Either
case we put them up-not penny cost
matter OF accommodation.
HAMMOCk>.
At prices ought 10 set a hundred Or 50
more Hamm.cks a-swinging.
25c. up TO 50, with plenty Of go-between
prices.
A JEWELRN-sTORE HERE.
It's near the entrance. Look IL over.
THE LINEN DEPARTMENT..
Some little surprises planned for you.
Here's a half dozen:
CoIored Table Damask, pure linen. az
soc.
Fine German Damask, double satin, fun
yards wide, az sJc,, Is worth N.-o.
Napkins 10 match the cloths.
Turkish-Bath Towels, Ia long. a,
II lie
Heavy Turkish Bath Towels, IL long.
at lie: never sold less Than 25c.
Linen Sheeting. IL yards wide, al iJc.
IS a special bargain.
Striped Linen FOR furniture covering,
pure linen; original price, S3c.; now igc.
yard.
$50 yards French Plaid Organdy, fast
black. worth 81 l-2c.. fcr
4. lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

DR.. MGILLS FAMOUS ORANGE
BLOSSOM. Catarrh-Cure, Cancer Salve.
Pile Remedy, Nerve Powders. o. Il. Pills.
ana Kidney Cones can always be OBJ
tanned by calling at II east Broad street,
opposite Cohen's store, Richmond, Va.
ie 3O-lts Mrs C.. MAIA.
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TEN SELECT BOARDERS WANTED.
In pleasant country home; seventy-tye
miles from Richmond: 200 yards from
station. First-class accommodations: ex-
celent facilities; healthfu locality.
References given and desired. Terms
easy. Address G.. w. COOKE, Meltons,
Va 10 Gl-1wF
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WANTED, At ONCE, CUSTOMERS
for 10 barrels No. I NEW MACkEREL;
each fish weighs i6 ounces. You can buy
them at SC. apiece. Eighteenth and Main
streets, ID. OSULLlVAN.
10 2q-Sn Su Tu&Th
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

where has he found landlord who more
ably filled the duties Of that position
towards his guests than does Landlord
hotel are furnished In the most luxurious
style and every convenience for the com
fort of the guests is provided by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas. They are not alone popular
with the guests that stop at the New Lloyd
but their friends in L'Anse are numbered
by their acquaintances and they form a
prominent feature in the society circles OF
this little city.
"The fates cannot harm me for dined, J"
trious Englishman just arisen from the
well laden table at the New Lloyd House I'm
L'Anse, we can easily understand why he
should have uttered those words. II there
is any one thins which makes man ready
to defy fate and misfortune 1t is that feel
ing of perfect content which succeeds the
discussion of good, wholesome and well
prepared meal. 1t is the constant aim OF
Landlord Thomas to place just such
meal before every patron who steps into
his light and bright dining room. He EN-
ploys none but the best of cooks and the
most accommodating of walters, and best
Of all personally superintends the serving
of every meal, which Is an especially i'm
portant fact when we remember that he is
landlord with many years OF rich exper-
ience in the business. In fact the New
Lloyd is a first class hotel in every respect,
and it is the best place to get good square
meal along the line, and in fact none better
in the state, and we are in position to
know as we stopped there few days, and
have also boarded at hundreds of others
In the state. The rooms are all newly
painted and papered, light and airy, while
the beds themselves sare supplied with
springs, good mattresses and clean, snowy
bed clothes and soft, downy pillows.
Everything about the house, without OK
ception, outside and inside is kent in ex-
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ceedingly good condition and with es-
pecial care regarding the sanitary condi-
tions. We noticed that a number of trav-
cling men came here for their meals and
lodging and they were regular customers,
too. Travelling men know when they get
the best accommodations and they do not
stop at a second class or poor hotel. The
menu at this house consists of finely fla
vored tea or coffee, milk, light, faky bis
cults, wheat or brown bread, sweet butter,
FIRE sh eggs, all kinds of fruit or vegetables
known in the land, meats and game in sea-
son, and a.whoe raft of odds and ends
thrown in Fish and game of all kinds
can also be found served in all styles in
this house and while there we helped to
devour a fine speckled trout that was
caught in the creek that passes through
the hotel yard. As an abode, temporary
or permanent, the New Lloyd is one Of the
best houses to stop at in this section of the
state, and we shall always remember the
pleasant experience we had while the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and their
excellent family.
The Public School,
the foundation head, the main spring OF
national greatness, find here In all its
glory. The city has a large two story
building costing about 5000, and 1t is
well ventilated, and heated throughout by
steam. The school building is located ON
a hill overlooking the city and bay and Is
surrounded by fine grounds.
Prof. C. E. Tuck, with the following able
corps of instructors, has charge OF the
schools this season Miss Caroline Murphy,
Miss Lura Noble, Miss Mary Andrews and
Miss Johanna McGrath. the latter having
charge Of the Bay Shore School and Miss
Andrews has charge Of the primary de-
partment and kindergarten.
Prof. Tuck has had charge Of the LAnse
schools for the past six years, and II IL un-
necessary for us to say that his work IL
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

than that of Michigan. The newcomer
does not have to be acclma ed. The chill
and fever, and malarial troubles generally,
which used TO be considered unavoidable,
Incident to the settlement of a new coun-
try, are practically unknown here. The
stranger from the east takes delight In In.
halipg the health:gfvfng aft OF this section;
he finds in it something iffvigofatfng; he Is
told 1t is ozone, and from thencgfoftt, es
pecially IL he has weak lungs, he thanks
God for ozone-even IL he has but a vague
idea of what ozone is. We call It the at
mosphere as it is waited through the pine
forests, becoming impregnated with resi-
nous qualities, thus strengthening the
lungs. But what about
LAnse.
We think we hear some of our readers
remark: 1t is the county seat of Baraga
county and most prominent town, and III
fact, one of the leading towns of the up
per peninsula country, and no town of
equal size in the state of Michigan today
can boast of more large and substantial
business firms. 1t has kept pace with other
towns of twice its size, and its citizens
have never lost an opportunity to build up
or help extend the city. The city was in
corporated in 1874, and is practically out
of debt, and every street in the city is well
sidewalked and has an excellent sewerage
system. A correspondent for leading
daily recently visited this city, and he
spoke of it as follows, which we republish
at this time for its real merit and con-
densed facts:
when the Creator designed Michigan
he did not give the northern peninsula
much in the way Of fiat, fertile prairies
and gentle sloping bills, but he gave her
along with her rugged hills and noun
tains, filed with rich metal deposits, some
of the most magnificent scenery and the
healthiest climate on the globe. L'Anse
can't boast of a large population and a
great commerce. but no one who has an
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

trout, and the lover of piscatorial sport
can satisfy his appetite in this respect to
the highest extent Many people in the
county derive their living from this source
alone, There are still quite few deer in
this country and a large number of bears,
while partridge, ducks, geese, ,.and all kinds
of birds of the feathered tribe can be found
here. Luke Welch, an old pioneer of this
county informed the writer that he had
hunted in nearly every section of the
United States where wild game was known
to live, but that this county was the best
that he had ever shot a rifle in. Baraga
county is indeed the sportsman's paradise,
and large numbers of that class already
make it their rendezvous.
The Climate.
A more gloriou, climate than that en-
joyed by the people Of the upper penin-
sula Of Michigan is not to be found in any
country. The crisp, invigorating air i'm
parts an elastic vigor. This exhilarating
air guarantees health and happiness. The
nights are indeed refreshing an delightful,
while 1t is hard to imagine anyone signing
for the "freeze, thaw and sneeze'' of the
eastern winters after n season spent in
Michigan atmosphere, when even at 30 de-
grees below zero man is far more COM
in shack than he would be i'm a
stone mansion on Common avenue. Storms
come, 1t is true, and lively ones, too, but
cyclone or tornado is an almost unheard
of casualty in this section of Michigan.
The winters are necessarily long, but dur
ng all this time you have plenty to eat,
plenty of fuel right at your door to keep
Tour fires burning, and IL you are not too
azy you can shoot all the game you want,
md 10y chopping hole In the ice In the
liver o. bay you can spear all the fish you
want. These are natural advantages and
must not be overlooked. There is nowhere
IN the continent more healthful climate
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equipped stage, and has seating capacity
Of 400. It would be credit to city with
many times the population Of L'Anse, and
is only fitting illustration of the enter
prise and liberality of her citizens.
Water Works.
L'Anse is also provided with an excellent
system of water works, and the supply is
obtained from innumerable fine springs, and
II Is pure, cool and fresh at all seasons of
the year. The city also has well equipped
hose house and we'll trained fire depart
ment, thus giving 1t ample protection
from the ravages of fire.
Shipping Facilities.
L'Anse has the very best of ship ping
facilities, both by rail and water. 1t is
situated on the South Shores OF Lake Su-
perior, or Keweenaw Bay, and has the
very finest harbor on the lake shore. There
are several large docks at which steamers
can load and unload, and large quantities
Of lumber and the products Of the mines
are shipped to the markets i'm this manner; !;
however, the Duluth, South Shore a. At
lantic Railroad is the main channel through
which the products of this county reach
the outer world and 1t is through their ex-
cellent passenger service that the people
come and go. The road is one Of the best
equipped roads in the state and the track
and road bed is kept in the very best Of
condition, and it is with pleasure, and the
assurance of perfect safety, that the travel
er takes this road for all points along its
line. c. b. Hibbard, the general passenger
agent, has headquarters at Minneapolis,
Mimi, while Geo w. Hibbard, the north.
ern passenger agent, and w. f. Fitch, gen
eral manager, have headquarters at Mar
quette, Mich. All three Of these gentlemen
take great interest In the country tributary
to the road In which they are interested,
and have done excellent work In getting
an industrious and intelligent class of peo-
pie to locate in this and other cities along
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appreciation of facts that ever visited the
place, will de ny that she is surrounded by
much in nature that is grand and pictur-
esque, and that she has a happy, intelli-
gent and contented people. There is al
ways something inspiring and elevating
about the beautiful in nature, hence one is
not surprised to find their public school
system is of the highest order and that be-
fore graduation the pupils Of her high
schools are fitted for all the practical du-
ties of life, whether in the field, workshop
or counting room, or the business marts of
the business world. The business part of
the town is ably attended to by a number
of well conducted stores and nearly every
line of trade is represented here. Some
day some one will discover that this is a
first-class place for summer resort hotel
and it would be hard to find a more
beautiful site than on some Of the numer-
Gus cliffs overlooking this beautiful, white
capped bay. Speaking Of hotels, there is
one here already that was surprise to the
writer, both in its appointments and in the
way it is conducted. The rooms are well
furnished and kept perfectly clean. The
cuisine Is unsurpassed and everything
about the dining room is beautiful, neat
and clean, not excepting the well dressed
waiter girls. refer to the New Lloyd |
House, and mine host Thomas is as familiar
with the art of making his guests feel at
home, as he is in keeping house In first
class style. II is plain to be seen that the
presiding genius Of the house does not sit
with folded hands In the parlor, while the |
servants run the house to suit themselves,
rs is too often the case"
Town Hall.
The city has large and substa ntial town
hall, which was erected at cost of $1,000,
Ind no other city In this section Of the
can boast of a finer public build
ng. The upper rooms are used as an
opera house, and it has large and we
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their line of railroad. Il. A. Mack is the
local ticket, station and express agent in
LAnse, and has been in the employ of this
company for four years and three years of
that time in this city. The American Ex-
press Company, of which he is the agent,
does an extensive money order business,
as the people all know that this is the SAT
est and surest plan for transmitting mon
ey Mr.. Mack is a very fine young man
and his services are giving excellent salts
faction, both to the public and the COM
pany. He is ably assisted in his duties by
q. l.. Powell, the operator and clerk, and
they make good and strong team.
As no town Is complete without good
hotel, nor does any one business makeup
of town add so much to the good or bad
name as its hotel, there fore we speak OF the
hotel facilities at this time, for in the line
Of hotels, L'Anse can feel a just pride.
Yes, L'Anse has splendid hotel, known
as the
New Lloyd House.
and It is one of the finest and best equipped
hotels along the Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic railroad. The hotel was erected
at "a cost OF about 5000, and is a three
story bnilding, with forty fine rooms. The
genial landlord ard proprietor OF this ho
tel is J. X. Thomas, who has been resi-
dent OF this county for 81 years, but who
came to the upper peninsula 30 years ago.
As we made this hotel our headquarters
during our stay In the city, we cannot help !
but express our opinion In regard to the
OF the host and his estimable
wife and daughters. During the past ten
years the writer of this article has chiefly
made his home at the different hotels In
he towns and cities that he has visited In
he north, south and west and we can
.ruly and conscientiously say that in all
,ur travels, that nowhere have we received
Under or better treatment than right here
, the New Lloyd House in L'Anse aud mo-