The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
AT HOT SPRINGS.
Manager Sterry Gives His Guests a
Pleasant German.

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Pleasant German.
THE HOMESTEAD. HOT SPRINGS.
VA. Aug. 16.-speciaL-Lifc at this resort
of resorts is a heavenly experience just
now. for either within doors or out OF
doors one meets with perfection ou every
hand. The Homestead ls "a hi5h lJIt uL
what we call the modern u9lr- ,t,is
convenience and AT .utlOn. only Hl"tr
would kick here and sonnet mes cNt
mules get into hotels And, ihel, on tHr
outside are the glorious mouhlaliTi Ntl-
dant with the heavy growth oi luh euHl-
mer rolling away Ike Alps ON -Ail7'
10 the horizon. How rcsttul ls every thing
10 the eve and brain and body that nave
felt the cnervalng Effect Oh the super
heated city. And The nights now sweet
and cool they are, and what rest one docs
get. OF course. YOU live as much as pose
sible fn the open air, but, waking OF
sleeping, experience here is ideal.
such place as the Hot attracts the
best people of the laud and. ~ course.
the s6cial features are very pleasant. on
Saturday night last Manager oltfty gave
complimentary german. inc casino
was beautifully decorated, ine IfNoi'
were elegant. anad o. champagne supper
followed The german was led by j.
stuart Hanckel of Charlottesville Va
and Miss Nicholson. of Boston. with the
following participants. JULIUS ~ di1u, ~.
Louis. and Mrs. Palms, Detroit' j.. a.
w .lsh' ~. LOUIS Gnu NIl''
Philadelphia: g. w. Short Lexington
Ky. and Miss Bell, Of Lexington. Percy
Boshcr Richmond. and Miss PAGE. IiCh-
mond; Frank Downs. Philadelphia, with
Miss Lipplncott. Philadelphia. q. W.
Dams, Cincinnati. with Miss Walsh. ST.
Louis; Fay ingalls, and Mss Booker. ot
Richmond. George Mason Lee and Miss
Page. of Richmond Va, r. J. Parrish
Jr., of Covngton. Va, and Miss Bay. Oh
81. Louis. Mr.. Short. of Lexington, Ky,
with Mrs Legare. OF Washington; q.
Cary. Of Lexington, Ky, with Mrs.
Walsh, Of St. Louis. Baron von Woael-
stadt, Of St Louis. with Miss Quarter
Louisville Ky: Basil Jones. of Char
lottesville with Miss Chaplin. Hot
Springs: Mr. White. Charlottesville, end
Miss POrtner. Washington Dr. HopNins,
Hot Springs. with Miss Parker, Petit
more. Or. Bragg Hot Springs. and Mss
Preston. Baltimore Nd: Mr.. Colkct.
Washington. and Miss Burguin PITTS;
Judge Jackson Cincinnati, and Miss
Mitchell. Philadelphia: - - Wexford,
and Miss POrtner, Washington, Clarence
Knowles. Atlanta and Mrs. Knowles; Mr.
Reid with Mrs Storry. Mr.. Fred Sterry
and Miss Pope, baltimore. Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Gibson and large party came
over from the Warm Springs.
The spout baths are most efficacious
for all nervous troubles. II II Is govt or
rheumatism, then YOU want the boiler
bath-baths from the boiler spring Inc
doctor will tell YOU why. but do not come
here and fool with these waters on your
own hook People have died for Just such
fOolishness. I am referring 20 the baths.
/ guess the drinking ~ these waters
never killed anybody but N YOU go hap
hazard trying 10 be your own doctor as
some will you are pretty apt % get q
badly fermented stomach and the At
tendant unpleasantncsses. There are sew,
eral different kinds OF springs here and
/ may 90 more into detail I'm future
letter. find that only about two cases
out Of thirteen are unsatisfactory IN re-
suits That Is a remarkable percentage.
do believe that about all our troubles.
except "snakehite." are due 10 excess or
uric acid. Granular troubles rheumatism.
nerve troubles. headache. malaria. surely
nine. tenths OF nervous affections are. ana
we Americans are almost stripped TO our