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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-02
LADIES BLACK UP.
The Minstrel Entertainment q
Success.
BIG STOCK OF FuH UNLOCKED.

8oDg0 ond Jokes C0nteiboto 20 . Program
Exceptionally Uaiqas ana Msrisorious-
Those Who Participated In the Per-
Torrance.
The lady minstrel performance at
Harper's theatre last evening for the
benefit Of Rock Island chapter, 269,
Order of the Eastern Star. and under
the direction of Prof. Edwin Rostelle,
of Denver, was q success in all re-
spects. There was large audience
present and all were pleased with
the unique nature Of the entertain
ment, while apprecisting. too, the
features to which attracted particu-
lar merit. It was minstrel show in
the .strictest sense of the word, the
gentler sex applying the burnt cork
and becoming the dark particular
stars of the evening. There were all
sorts of queer names and titles on
the program. Madame Belva Lock-
wood, Queen Lii, Polly Proud
foot, Miss Polly Double Shuttle.
Mrs. Mary Flea Lease. Susan B.
Anthony, Dinah Apricot, Melinda
Apple Blossom. Dimple Prarisimo,
Miss Ignoramus Paderwiski, Madame
Adelina Patti, Madame Potter Pal.
mer, Madame Hetfy Greene, Madame
Jersey Calve and Miss Ii Hung
Chang we're among the striking ex-
amples Of cognomen that adroned
the bill of the occasion. These, of
course, were DISCUSSES for the actual
n IN m oa of tho nor icinoufs Sn6;oo !; /.
it to say that it was a . ideal minstrel
entertainment. 1t would be unfair
to particularize-all did so cleverly.
The leading ladies were Miss ENNIS
Lamont, as interlocutor, with Mrs.
A. j. Reiss and Mrs Charles Nc
Hugh as lady end men, and upon
them, of course, fell the burden of
the evenings entertainment, al
though Miss Matte Jones shared
with them the hits of the evening, her
graceful terpsichorean feats bring.
ing down the house. The pickanin
MES were novel and funny. The
program embraced songs ID the way
Of solos and selections, interpreted
in the first part with numerous orig.
inal local raps by the lady end mer
which were heartily relished and ap
plauded.
Who Took Part.
The ladies who took part were
Mrs. A. J. Riess, Mrs. Charles Nc
Hugh, Mrs. w. A. Crubaugh. Mrs
j. X. Scott, Mrs Rugg. Mrs. George
Hess, Mrs. Minnie Ransom Barker
Mrs. r. e. Hall, Mrs. H. B. Gilman,
Misses Minnie Jones. Francis Thomp
son. Daisy Campbell, Mabel Camp
bell. Edna Kerr, Bessie Bromley
Clara Harrington, Lulu Harris,
Edith Johnston, Myrtle Yerbury
May Volk. Matte Jones, Nellie Kra
mer, Viva Ostrum, Edna Collier,
Grace Custer, Annie Levey, Glars
Hass, May Lamont, Sadie Taylor,
Mae Fox, Lulu Webb, Ella Lawler
Annie Bixby, Agnes B;xby. Haiti,
Peppers, Hattie Eberhart, Annie
Lambert, Catharine Gilmore, Agnes
Gilmore, Jessie Harrington, Maut
Bennett, Sara McIlvain.
The pickaninnies were: Edn:
Alters, Edna Fuller. Dolly McHugh
Linda Kinyon, Gertie arse. Haiti,
Pratt, Sadie Strawhorn. Ruby Chan
non. Susie Johnston, Grace Tay lor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-02
LEGAL.
Administrator Notice.
IGtaxo Of Andrew Pearson. deosaesa.

istratEix d The last Wlli ana Sestcssns q anlsW
Pearson. late Of the county OF n0ck Ial6Dl
state q niinois. deceased. hereby rive oG13oS
Rock Island county, Il the once o. de eSssk q
aid court, in the city Of Rock Island g tko
April tenn. ON the erst Monday IN Ape1
against sai6 estate are notified ana reouecssl h
sttcnd for he purpoee Of having ne sa0o a.
tusted. An persous tndebted % said estate are ~
quested 70 MAKE fnDediate payment 70 TIE NJ
dersiGned.
Dated this 18th day OF February. A. D.. NJ,
CLARA PEAReoN, Administrators.
JACKSON q HuRsf. Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-02
A Drag.

A man the worse for q Jag OF
liquor attempted to board q street
car on Second avenue last night
His feet missed the step. but he held
on and was dragged nearly block
before he let loose. He was consid.
erably bruised up, but was able to
gather himself together and 90
home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-02
O - - z

II you want to quit tobacco using
easily and forever, be made we'll,
strong. magnetic. full Of new life and
vigor. take No-To-Bac. the wonder
worker that makes weak men strong
Many gain ten pounds in ten days,
Over 1000 cured. Buy No-To-Bas
from your own druggist. Who vii
guarantee . cure. Booklets and sam
Piles mailed free. Addre0 Sterling
Remedy company. Chicago or New
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-02
rhe Fatsi caro-"

The famous. melodrama, "The Fa-
tai Card" which will be presented
at the Burtis opera house next Thurs.
day evening. March 4, with all the
magnificent stage settings and scenic
environment which characterized the
production in all the principal
cities during the past Two years.
is melodrama of exceeding powers,
of intense dramatic strength. and
somewhat tragic situations, relieved
by vein OF timely refreshing com.
edy.
1t presents opportunities Of real
ism that cannot but be felt by the
most phlegmatic audience. and it is
safe to say that all amusement pa
irons who delight to have their
thrills OF excitement judiciously
mixed with ripples of laughter will
welcome the coming of this attrac-
tion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-02

When bilious or costive eat Cas-.
caret. candy cathartic. cure guarsn.
teed. 10 cents, IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-02

Az IN HONEST remedy Folsy's HJney
and Tar does not hold ont false
hopes in advanced stages, bat truth
fully claims to give comfort and 70
lief in the very worst cases, and IN
the early stages TO effect . cure.
Sold by n. +. BahnOon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-02
RuftIs Opera House,
- DAVENPORT.
Friday Evening, March S.
The Big Bunch Of Mtrriment-that Supreme
Fun Creator, PETER Y. DALEY,
in the CONT iuous laug b,
"a GOOd Thing''
lust for Fun.

supported BY Flora Twin, James Kelley. Oils
Hvauf, Charles Sting. Della Stacy. william
Barry, Jr. Waffle Nichols, the American Comedy
Quartette snd others. and the Great DALEY Com
edy Company, orig nal cast and production,
which ran in New York two months. Boston four
weeks, Philadelphia three weeke. and unani
mously declared to be the supreme comedy hit Of
1895 ard 1897.
artiet-New York World.
Pricee-9b. eOc, 75c and 81. seate on sale q
r1uke's Wednesday Telephone 30. street cars
after the performance.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
STORMS IN THE EAST.
Heavy Rain. and F.riinS rhsrmoms

Heavy Rains and FAIiing rhsrmoms-
Chicago, Jan 3.-From all parts Of the
West reports OF damage by fiood and
storm during the last twenty four hours
are coming.
In Illinois heavy rain has fallen,
streams are flooded. making the roads
impossible and damaging winter wheat.
In Northern Michigan the rain Is also
severe Near Menomines IL has rainet
for forty-eight hours Logging has been
suspended. Ice gorEes at Fisher and
other points on the Menomlnee river
threaten serious Consequences to Ne.
nominee and Marinette.
In Minnesota a blizzard ruged all day.
with alternating rain and sleet
South Dakota suffered severe snow
storm, which prevailed all day to-day.
The snow drifted and a railroad block.
ade Is feared
Nebraska is suffering from the worst
blizzard it has experienced for years.
Snow was twelve inches deep on the Level
tonight and the wind piled great drifts
six and seven feet high. Trains are de
layed In the vicinity Of Hastings. To-
night binding snow was falling and
sharp wind blowing. AT Grand RAPIDS
there was five feet OF snow In the I'm
ion Pacific yards. Telegraph and tele-
phone service is greatly impeded.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
BANKS STILL BURST.
THREE AT ST. PAUL THE LATEST
Gsrmani.. An-mapia sad West side
Bank. Close because of Withdrawal
of Deposits


St Paul. MINI. Jan. 4.-The Ger
mania bank. a state institution, capl-
tai $4,000. did not open to-day, but
nounced Its first assignment TO Peter
NJ. Kerst, who for the past year or
two has been the cashier. The an
nouneement stated that this action
was taken after a full consideration OF
all phases OF the situation, and Il was
deemed best for all concerned that
this action SHOULD be taken. The bank
stood a run for nearly two days, Its
depositors beginning to withdraw ac-
counts at the time the Bank OF Min
nesota closed on December -. The
last official statement OF the condition
OF the bank was made December IL.
1896, and showed its resources 10 be
$1,625, TSS.01. with liabilities amount
Ing to S1.62s,7ss The individual de
posits were St.oco.cco.
President wnlius says that the clos
ing was the result OF an unreasonable
panic. and that the bank would be
opened for business just as soon as the
people regalned their usual cool senses
The bank. as a result OF ihe pan
lcky feeling. had paid out TO deposit.
ors SS35. coo In the last nine days, and
as they saw what the continuation OF
this would lead to. the directors decid-
ed to close for the present. Mr. WI.
lius said he fully expected to have
the bank reopened and ready for bnsi.
ness by the last OF March
At few minutes before ? O'Clock
the West Side Bank. organized in
1855, with a capital OF $4,000. closed
Its doors. The president. C. +. staples,
told the Associated Press that the
bank cleared through the Allemauis,
and had Its clearings returned to-day
before the closing OF that bank The
West Side Bank has suffered consid-
erably from the generally shaky eoadI.
ton OF financial Affairs.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
John Hay. H.mmaaa

Denver. Jan. 4-John HAyss Ham
mond. well known as mining engin'
eer, but more especially for his con-
nection with the Transyaal raid. led
by the notorious DR., Jameson, Is In
San Francisco. and II was announced
at the Union Pacific Offices this morn,
ing that he would arrive In Denver in
= few days. whence he viii 20 TO Grip
pie Greek. where report has Il be Is to
settle.
Mr.. Hammond has had n large eI-
perience In mining. having engineered
the best that Is known In Africa. II
is known that he represents Large En-
gllsh capitalists who wish 10 inTes;
money In mining and his advent here
Is therefore Of considerable Import.
ance.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
Imrer,,n, Sc ca.l ~.

Chsyenne. wyo., Jan g. Conssst'
interest Is being taken in the rsSa
discovery Of a vein Of sooi daasz'
luminous coal between this pha
Grover. colEado. Tbs cal q !
mined NJ a depth Of rs fsst and 81
to b Of good quality. II f0und IA {
tides 70 justify extensive raninF
product win supply a iarga aUe IN !
ern Colorado and Western Nehzssss
cheap fuel
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
cr,inn-inI...ai.s.n.

Memphis, Tenn. Jan "A cyclone
leaving dad and devastation bcl5Hd.
de=eruded upon the liEtje town or Moor.
lngspo-t, Loa!sisna. ~ Sse1 O'Clock this
afternoon TIE rvports from The stricken
town are very ucaggr, owing 90 tAr e1gns
plete pnastTatian Of an telegraph and III.
ephone wlrrs. but a spss5ai rocaIvcd AZ
Texarkana at midnight says thag four
people were killed outright aud ihrsc are
known to have bgsn fatally lnJIaed.
doorincsp1ri i town o. SSl o. ilDu
inhabitants sifuated cn the kAns1s City,
Pittsburg & Guif rad. twenty -nYe miles
west OF TeIarkana
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
R.a~eaa .i p.a-.r.

Denvr. Jan. s.-Johu = Rna-i
the noted Irish leader. k-rsu-pd !,
Broadway tbea,er last night
He was thrOsghouf he Wh5. z
leture. interesting and At tius,- es.y.
His cpnmand ot rhctnrical Ensssa
eHoeIisn; and his n:tcszncs, parucsl
when he was STIRRED By u,ssnossrs Z
ereat ParTsef. WIRE alrnos; se-y. Ia.
discns1on 0f rs sub5ect .-rhs ~
Of the Last FIFTEEN Years IN ihs IA
Parliament he syoided. as fir :. d
be. the gndaiEsncs IN perslual aEa !,
1tle tr~iinr though nsw and tn
caaid not uTcssr 4 nttis 51tt-rst .,
son He gave vivid ps-tErs a, rrI
and another q GAsistous, aud "a
In about these iittte dr9wiuzs x N
Dis-aei and Lord Ranaslpa Cn=y|
G0verpor-sicct Adams prs.lis,A
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
a n.as.. rr.-s

Denvcr. Jan AIN ~ cztnsna !
lon q the District court YESTERDAY i
bgtis< granted the nsotson 10 dlsaa=
case against +. n. Atkins, ubo ~
trial. cs1arrNd with rcsslv,nE B5ssJ !
IN bank was known 10 b. lRs-lssss
cS-e was csmmeaosd Mosdsy sss
bssn on trial ssnee attracting cssi
able attenfian ;hruuShout tks ~ g
e0unt of the many depcsitocs.
The indictment on whlrh iss fral
brgNShi i one In about tvsnu I
were found against the defs1,isu; ~
grand jury. This particular insezI
was returned upon the informI's
Mrs. 6sibraith, who slieZsi thai ~
tendant rrresyed a dsp,eat o. So 1
Der enc day previous ic the bahEs
IRE
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
STATE scao , aEpoRr
Mr.. Paw MAXI ssssss Fertinsut Reosta
nlrn-l. lon

Mr.. Paw MAXI ssstss Fertiasnt Recon
m~nsfstgau.-
Denver Jan, 4.-ln the bssuniai rePori
OF Mrs A. J. Peavey. state sJIpsrinien-
dent OF public instruction, Just lssuod, sht
contends that he rights OF county supsT.
intendsnts are circumscrihsd and th5-s
Of the school dlrcc.drs are too unreslrict-
ed She suggests that the condtts1ns De
changed She rco1muisnis that irEisla-
ton bs 50 shaped as TO dCyrl1p fully The
system Of iea-a holding. and tha, DO school
land b. sold She say that her tenn
being Of two years duration she sc,rcely
had the time 20 get acquainted with hsr
work There ar ffty.sx COUNTIES. ana
she spent l95 days in travelling =. .S65
miles and was only able 10 visit forty 0f
these COUNTIES
There were enrolled Ia the hish srhaols
OF this state In lss-i, I4T2 pupils. Tbs
whole number enrolled in the pablic
schools was ei.Gs6. with an averass AZ.
tendance Of G2.4l0 The years Of 1895
and 1896 have shown marked Improve.
ment and growth along the educational
lines, especially In ethical culture.
At the beginning Of Mrs. Peavcy,s ad-
minlstratlon there was only one woman
county superintendent, now there are
twenty-six women nllng that uffiee.
During the last two years. In many
cases the log house has taken the plar,s q
the dusout and the frame building has
supplanted the log house. and The rnore
pretentioas stone and brick buildings
nave in several districts been erected.
The yearly income from land and min.
eral leases has been SJ6.g0l.70. There
are thirteen normal institute districts In
the state. But 1-S per cent. Of the child.
rem OF school age in the state are not en-
rolled in tho public or private schools
Colorado school districts have las Il.
braries, containing S4,Ta5 volumes.
The total receipts for The two ysars
from all sources was S5,796. .1So. 10; the
disbursements for the same period were
A,90I,3909S, leaving balance Of
Ss2s,74s.1T. The amount expended for
library purposes for the two years was
$So'47I14. The state librarian rec.
ommends the appropriation OF more
money for library purposes, as additions
ana changer are necessary.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
oraahoa.y w.It. = Pr~ nsys

Laadrille. Colo. Jan. 2-TA1Isa
o'Aiaboney viii not qualify i0r tie
Of sheriff until January 8, As be iHii
to allow his Office as state repsesna
to expire before taklng another. he :
going TO name his appointments
ae takes his office and is ready tof
iness.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
California sr,tIstlo..

San Francisco, Jan. 3.-The Chronicle
prints the following statistics of Cali
fornia products for the year 1896:
Gold. $14,16O,613.44; borax, $500 600:
petroleum and bltumen, over $1,000
900; natural gas, $4,000; quicksilver,
3o,743 TASKS; beet sugar, $1,000. 900
pounds; wheat, 2s.es2, 200 bushels;
brandy distilled from grapes, nearly
100000 gallons; barley, 1880. 900
bushels; beans, 6s.ooO,Ooo pounds:
raisins, 100000 pounds; dried fruit.
14s,5oo,ooo pounds; dried prunes. 81
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
oooooo pounds; canned fruits, $4,000

100000 pounds; canned fruits, l-3fo'"p
cases: wool. 2i.aooocoo pounds; hops.
over 52,oco bales; oranges, 1867 les
tlmatedD, s.375 carloads: 1895. 25I2bco
boxes: butter. 10000 pounds;
cheese, 100000 pounds: wine re
celpts at san Francisco. l2.4oo,oQ gal
Ions; provisions. $4,000; value OF
nuts, $4,000.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

serretary Of the Interior Franes
reversed the decIzon or the eo1ila''
er Of the general land Office WS
missed the contest OF l. 5 -
against the homestead entry Of =
Goodale. in the Denver land disulsl
directs that the entry OF Goodaie .
eelled on the ground that be had =
tablisled a residence on the aha
was employed In Denver and iinp
the property by hiring help.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
MILITIA REcAlLEp.
A Part of the Fore. =, LsA4,sa. q
Home

Hem.
LoadyiIle. Colo. Jan. 2.-ona hus.
and torty-two members Of the N,a,
Guard were relieved tren duy a.
ternOon and lest at 5 o'eiock aou<s,
a special train on The RIO Grants
thelr respective homes. The csn.a,
relieved are: II company Of Dezyt,
II company Of BOuldcr. boiA Q, u, \
regiment: also b company q, PDssso
II company Of coiar1do Springs. so,s
the Second regimen, With tass .,
bers OF the guard with5rawu A,-,
SIN so Of the troops hers. e1esss!s.
the CItizens militia
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

Mr.. John A. Bowlin of Perry county,
ILL.,. is out $1,000 less the value of the
brass in two bricks which he thought
were gold. The facts have been pub
iished in extenso. probably in more ex-
tense than Mr.. Bowlin. gold brick pur-
chaser. approves. The gold brick in
dustry is not as thriving as It was a
score of years ago, but the surprising
thing about 1t is that. whenever It is
worked now. after thousand publica-
tions of the modus operandi. the clever
rogues pursue precisely the same meth
DDS now that they did then There is
no attempt to disguise the old. old
tricks in new costumes. Indeed, what
a sublime faith they must have In the
gullibility of the genus sucker!
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

The other night some Maryland poll
ticians banqueted and partook of wine
IL the vintage of 1900 worth 50 spoon
:ul. but 1t Is not recorded that anyone
rode home on shutter.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

For entering the imperial park win
out sanction, Ii Hung Chang is to be
deprived of a years salary. Now 1t
can be seen why the vieeroy was 20
careful to ask questions every step of
his tour through America
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

A blotting-paper towel has been In
vented. After bath. the bathcr ar
rays himself in cloak composed OF
blotting paper. and in n few moments
he II dry. Hows that7
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

Now that the queen is about to make
a win the Prince OF Wales can get a
comprehensive idea OF the American
term "rubbernecl'' by keeping close
watch on his creditors.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

1t is suspected that the charge of
high treason lodged against the Ham
burger Naehriehten. Bismarck's organ.
by two other German papers is based
on a guawing hunger for Hamburger
steak
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

One skeleton has been discovered un.
der the Vanderbilt family pew in Trini.
ty church 1t seems TO have lost It's tag
At any rate the dispatches do not say
which of the mans family skeletons it
was
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

The fact that the majority OF us en-
tertain the harmless falIacy that we
are martyrs to duty adds great deal
70 the sum total OF human eomplacency
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

II cost Robert Lesperance of recum-
sch. Ont. sl1 TO swear on Sunday.
Robert will know how TO take Joke
asxt time. He should swear on.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

The report that the Prince OF Wales
smokes IS cigars will not rouse any
spleen and envy in the breast of the
man who owns a black cob pipe
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

The doors of museums are open wide
tor the appearance OF the greatest Of
human curiosittes. man who really
likes to answer questions.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09
ane,hrr stlns nerror.

Hartshorne. /. r.. Jan "A min.
ploeion occurred near here tO4l1y
dead have been taken out and hfiEsl
twenty are stu In the mine.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-09

decision OF interest to importers
has just been rendered by the Suprems
court of the United States in the case
of Saltonstall VS.. Britwell. 1t appears
that the appellee. an importer at Bos-
ton, sued the collector for the recovery
OF dues paid, protest of which was nos
made at the time OF payment The
government contended that. in the alb.
sence of protest at the time the money
was paid, the right of recovery was lost
The Circuit court for Massachusetts,
and the Court of Appeals for the First
circuit successfully ruled againsc the
United States. and Mr. Justice Shiras,
announcing the judgment of the Su-
preme cou.-, said it took the same
view of the question as did the courts
below and affirmed their judgments. II
was held that effective protest might
be made at any time within ten days
after the final Judgment and assess
ment Of the duties.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-08-24

Quite a number of our people at.
tended the Harrisville Association
"Wednesday and Thursday at the
Smithville Baptist Church. We don't
see how many baskets of fragments
could be gathered up after feeding
such crowd Of people as attended
that meeting. If that is an index to
the crowd that is to be gathered here
in next month we serve notice on the
folks now tn put on the largests pots
and start them TO boiling early.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-08-24

AS will be seen by new advertis-
meni in this issue the well known Nj
>. Rosenheim, formerly with Jcs.
Clark u Co., Of Pnrkersburg, has
withdrawn from that house and Is
now in business ut 800 Third street.
that city. All who have had business
dealings with MIR. Rosenheim have
been favorabiy Impressed with his
courteous manners and integrity.
Persons wishing goods in his line will
gnd 1t a number one house to deal
with.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-08-24

Charley Scott came in from Syca.
more last Friday with the biggest
spake story We have heard. 1; Seems
that j. +. Mcdonald and crowd of
workmen were moving and came up
"n snake about ten inches in diane
ter and anywhere from 4 to 10 feet in
length, just owing TO how had man
was scared when he saw it. Several
hours Of time were EMPLOYED in max.
Ing snares and I'M efIo TT made to cap
ture il alive, out OF account Of his
tremenduous size i; became necessary
to secure an army gun and shoot him
Under the rock another, but not So
large, was f3und, end by skillful
management he was taken alive and
kept for snme time. but he soon began
I" show signs III discomfort and mad
ness, Nni at council f war IL was
decided tr Kill him also
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-08-24
Famous Springs at Deer Park

a million and half gallons Of the
purest water on Garth, is the daily out
put % the famous Boiling Springs in
Garrett county, Maryland. In order
that nothing can contaminate the
Springs, one hundred acres of land
surrounding it, are fenced in. In
addition, wire building covers the
Springs, so that leaves cannot fall in
to the water. IT is from these extra
ordinary Spring. that Deer Park Ho.
tel receives It's water supply. the wa
Ter being piped direct TO the hotel.
The medical fraternity now concede
HAT in the matter of hoslth, the
question of pure water stands ut the
head and front No summer resort
combines 20 many beautiful features.
The air is wonderfully pure and i'm.
MIGRATING; cool nighls, with absolute
y mo misquitoes; the finest cuisine.
with perfect sanitary arrangements
makes Deer Park Hotel the ideal re.
sJrt.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-08-24
WHITEHALL TERMINAL.
NOW Entrance TO New York City
via Is. & O.-UncquaIed FaciIl-
ties.

Whitehall Terminal, the new en-.
trance into New York City, opened
FOR business by the Baltimore and
Ohio t. r on Monday. July 18Th.
is tha most Convenient station To and
from all parts of New York City and
Brooklyn This terminal is at South
Ferry, east Of Battery, and from it..
under the same roof, direct conncc.
tious arc made with trains ofthe Sec
ond, Third, Sixth and Ninth Avenue
Elevated Roads; Broadway, Colum.
nuy and Lexington Avenue Cable
Lines, Fast and Wcst Side Belt
Lines Of hor-a cars South Ferry. Sta.
ten Island Ferry, Hamilton Avenue
and Thii'y-uinth Street (Br,oklynJ
Ferry.
Ask f,r tickets 10 New York via
y q .. and save inconvenience f.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-08-24

Cal RAIDER was brough; before
Squire Marshall, Of this town, last
Friday evening on a charge of bur
glary. He waived examination and
in default of bail was sent to Jail.