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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
GEORGE B. CORTELYOU.
President McKinley's New Secretary
Is n Young Man of Ability and
Learning.

George Bruce Cortelyou, who has
been appointed secretary of President
Mckinley during the indefinite absence
in Europe of Secretary Porter, was
made assistant secretary in 1898 and
for the past few months has been ably
filing the principal post and conduct
ing affairs at the white house in an
admirable manner Mr.. Cortelyou is
native of New York and was educated
in private and public schools in that
state. lie taught private classes in
English literature at Cambridge, Mass,
for a time, and on his return to New
York he studied stenography and was
appointed confidential stenographer in
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
OUT HUSBANDS THROAT.
Woman Wanted to See the Color Of His
Blood.

Because she wanted to see the
color of his blood Mrs. Grace Ram
sey cut the throat OF her husband,
Harvey J. Ramsey, while he slept III
their apartments at the Garden Hotel,
No. o. Madison avenue, Friday
morning. Ramsey died in Bellevue
Hospital few hours later, and Mrs.
Ramsey was committed in the Jetfer-
son Market Police Court to await the
action ofthe Coroner 1t is the gen.
eral belief of those who knew the
woman that she was insane.
Ramsey was assistant treasurer of
the Madison Square Garden. He
met the woman who became his wife
while he was spending vacation at
Williamsport, Pa, several years ago,
and last February told his friends in
the hotel that he was going to Will.
Transport 10 be married. His wife
was a Miss Grace Simpson.
Ramsey told the policeman while
he was waiting for the ambulance tha,
he had been awakened to find that
his wife had cut his throat with razor
and was preparing to inflict second
wound. In his ante-moriem state
ment he said that his wife had been
very respondent for several days. The
fact that she was childless seemed tc
prey upon her mind He was satisfied
he said, that she was mentally unbal
anced and he did not hold her respon
slble for cutting him.
Mrs Harvey Ramsey was formerly
Grace E. Simpson, stenographer a
the Hotel Updegraf, Wiliamsport
She is the daughter of Thomas c
Simpson, OF that city. Ramsey me
her while there on visit. Her fa,he
lett for New York Friday. 1t is believe,
in Williamsport that she is insane.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
More Pensions.

1t looks as though the country were
to have another demonstration Of the
terrors of war, for it is reported that
applications are pouring in for pen
sions on the account of disabilities in
Cured in the Spanish war. 1t seems
to us that it would be we'll to give this
matter attention before the applicants
become veterans, and while one can
denounce the pension robbery without
being accused of lack Of patriotism.
Already $50 members of the Thirty
fourth Michigan regiment, or more
than one fourth of its enlisted strength
have sent in applications for pensions.
The District of Columbia regiment is
good second, with $50 applicants.
Then follows the Thirty-third Michi-
gan, the Eighth Ohio and the Second
Massachusetts, the latter regiment
having 5I7 applicants. Only two of
these five egiments-the Second
Massachusetts and the Thirty-fourth
Michigan-were under fire, the former
regiment having had a number of men
killed and wounded, while the latter
regiment had four men killed and
about twelve wounded at Aguadores
bridge. Malaria seems to be the
trouble with most OF the pension
claimants.
The extreme promptness OF this
movement tor pensions will be better
appreciated when it is remembered
that up to 1882, or seventeen years
after the close OF the Civil war, there
were many regiments that served
throughout the war which did not have
one hundred pension applicants. We
do not wonder that the Pension Office
expresses the opinion that pension at
torneys are largely responsible for the
raid that has now begun. 1t is much
to be hoped that the soldiers who
served their country so nobly in the
recent war will not dim their glory b,
becoming partners with the pension
agents in scheme for depicting the
Treasury.-Indianapolis Meas.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
$4,000 Pay Saturday,

An estimate based on an accurate
knowledge of what was paid out in
wages by the different industries of
this city Saturday last, shows that the
earnings of our wage workers during
the last two weeks were no less than
$4,000. A few weeks hence with
the big blast furnace and the plate
MIL of the North Branch Steel Com
pany in operation the sem-mon,hly
pay will probably be nearer $4,000.
A nice sum TO put in ct culation every
two weeks. Who will say that times
are slow in Danville p JioRtoN,.
american.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
RANGED FOR MONEY.
Fred Pascoe Found Swinging From Tree at
Edwardsville.

Fred Pascoe was found hanging to
a tree in the borough of Edwardsville,
near Wllkesbarre, Thursday morning.
Life was extinct and a physician who
made an examination said the man
had been hanging for several hours.
Pascoe's friends claimed that he
had great deal of money Wednesday
night, which he was spending quite
freely In the saloons, and the chances
were that he had been waylald, robbed
and then strung up to the tree. The
Burgess has ordered an investigation.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
Pennsylvania 0hautauqua.
Reduced Rates TO Mt. Gretna via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.

For the Pennsylvania Chautauqua,
to be held at Mt. Gretna, Pa, July 4
to August 10, 1899, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell special ex-
cursion tickets to Mt. Gretna from
New York, Washington, Baltimore,
Frederick, Md, Canandaigua, and in
termediate points, including all stations
on its line in the State of Pennsylvania.
Tickets will be sold June IS to
August 10, inclusive, and will be good
to return until August IS, inclusive.
0-ao-2t.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
TALKS By THE WAY.

"The band of the Goth Kansas"
says the Kansas CITY /omRaL ais
arranging to go on a tour of the State
with a programme of martial airs and
Philippine pieces as soon as it returns
from the war. This band has not
been camproosting organization by
any means. 1t gets out on the firing
line and plays "A Hot Time when
ever it has chance, and when not
playing the boys have engaged them
selves in soldier duties at the front.
Up to this time the band has lost one
killed and three wounded, and pro-
portionately this is as much casualty
as has been suffered by any company
in the regiment. The tour is a happy
suggestion, and it is sure to be tre-
mendously successful
XIX
Gold dust and nuggets from the
klondike region will be very much in
evidence during the forthcoming sea-
son of open navigation in the far
north. The winter output, which has
just begun to reach Skaguay, is reck-
oned by hundred-weight and tons,
and the returning merchants and
miners have evidently reaped rich re-
wards for their industry. The con-
tinued prosecution of commercial and
mining operations in country so des-
olate and inhospitable has involved
fearful risks and sacrifices but in
domtable Anglo-Saxon grit has sur
mounted and trlumphed over all OBJ
stacles. The modern argonauts wrest
their golden booty even from the wise
like clutches of eternal frost.
M**
After controversy extending over
period of ten years it YVES recently
decided to admit women to the order
Of the Catholic Knights of America
The question was settled after a heat
ed discussion by the delegates which
met in annual convention at Kansas
City, Mo. Although women are
granted this privilege under the
amended constitution, they are per-
mitted to carry only S., 900 insurance,
whereas the men are accorded the
right to just double that amount.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
Reduced Rates to Gettysburg
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account Dedica
tion Of the General REYNOLDS Monument.

On account of the dedication OF the
monument to General Reynolds at
Gettysburg, July I, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has arranged to
sell excursion tickets from points on
its line in Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, and the District of Colum-
bia, to Gettysburg, at rate of single
fare for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold on June 80 and
July I, good to return until July s,
inclusive. ct
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29

A Kansas boy with the Regulars
going to Manila writes thus to his
folks: ''For a time this morning we
were very badly frightened because we
thought we were lost at sea. One of
the sailors told us that the captain
had neglected to wind up the com.
rass the night before, that it had run
down, and that nobody knew where
we were or which way to sail. After
a while We found out it was one OF
those fool sailor jokes" = Kansa.
City Journal
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29

Smoke tinted spectacles are worn by
the cattle which range the spow-cov-
cred plains OF Russia. II was discov-
cred that the glare caused by The sun
light on the snow made them blind. and
spectacles were fitted to them to pro-
tect their sight as they plucked the
grass which sprouted through the
earth's white mantle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29

The statement that IA vacancies
in the Chicago internal revenue office,
created by the Presidents order, there
are 5000 applications, indicates the
way in which the order may prove a
boomerang After the vacancies are
filed there will be 4,oS6 people with
doubts as to the success of this ad-
ministration.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29
beauty Is blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy, liver and driving all inn
Danish pimples, boils, blotohes, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, lOc, 25c, SOC.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29

Willie-Say, pa, is every word in
the dictionary.
Pa-No, I.guess not my son. Every
little while a new word comes into
use.
WIllie-What's the last word then
pa3
Pal don't know. Go ask your
mother-Chicago Weaos.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-06-29

The lighthouse at Corunna, Spain. is
believed to be the oldest one now in
hse. 1t was erected during the reign
sf Trajan and rebuilt in 1884.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01
Ring Up Telephone 6<

Their failure to appear was all owing to having a drunken driver engaged to haul their properties from Solomon vile. Accompanying the wagon was ". Maurice, the company's property man, who did not know that the fellow had before leaving procured for him. self a bottle of whislkey and unob. served drank the whole contents. Af- ter going twenty eight miles this side Of Solomonville the intOxicated driver turned off on the wrong read. Mir. Maurice eNgostu4ated with him and urged him to hurry through but their journey was suddenly brought to stop by a perpendicular cliff which stood like a huge sentinel blocking their way They then struck a deep gulch. and here Maurice and another passenger left the wagon and started afoot back to Solomonville, and after walking sixteen miles they saw the company about two miles off on their way to Clifton. Maurice having ob- tained the services Of Q Mexican and four broken down horses reached this city after having made the fast time of six miles in three hours and being on the road two days and nights.-Copper Era
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01
WHAT IS SHILOH?

A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half century. has cured innumerable cases of incipient con- sumption and relieved many in ad- vanced stages. If you are not satis- fed with the results we will refund ycur money. Price 25 cents, 50 cents and s1. Dr. G. H. Keefer. Druggist.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01

cred at the situation. Whsn he was ordered to throw the express money box off, he did so without a remon- strance. Then away we rode out among the chaparral. leaving the out laws to cuss at finding only ore speci- mems and some papers in the box that had often he'd thousands of dollars in bullion and coin. New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01

rascs and will guarantee you 2, permanent cure ..t moderate cost. He lIas cured thoEsSnJs who
 thought their cases lepclcss. All letters private. Write fer question blank. CcnsS,i: atien free. Medicines sent frce from cbsorYat.cn.
 Cock TIecfcaiC Co. ,oas cur.is e re1,-rr -aG
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01
prlvase anu Ghrcnic Biseases of Men
]. ". AMBROSE.

Men suffering from evil ef- fects of youthful isdiscre- tions, syphilis, gonorrhoea, Gl2ct, stricture, sexual weakness, varicocele, un- natural discharc s, lost vitality, failing memory,
 nn,.tn' ss to marry. blood, s in. kidney or r; vato dis c0s-s, arc speedily Cu;reT. DH. COOK hes spent :u yc,Ts of persistent study and oEper,C nee in Lis own practice and among tliu largest Eastern hos aitals in curing tals Class of dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

AN ORDINANCE APPROVED MAY
20 1850. TO AMEND CHAPTER IS oF
THE CITY ORDINANCES CONCERN
ING STREETS BY THE ADDITION
OF CERTAIN SECTIONS.
BE il ordained Dy the Council of the
Guy OF Richmond tuat Chapter IS OK l-e
cry Ordinances concerning sticrta ur
amended by the addition Oh the lono"-
10 person shall. within three feet Of
amy street. or auey put or Keep w arg
barDed or pointed wire as "a part oil a"5
fence or wall. PROV idel, however l-At
nothing herein contained snail prey,
any one from putting sucu Mlie OH e"-
TOD OF wall or icnce I'VE iec- hih"t
over tine me OF such wall or renee l"~S
a street OF alley All wire now used a7 q
part Oi any fence 0r wall ana closer IMAM
three feet 10 the line of The nearest street
or alley, and not 90 tAe top on q --i .,.,
or wall i've feet hign shall De taken 40" ID
Within thirty days from tAe qdle on .ue
approval of this ordnance. any person
violating any provision, lesttlciloh' OF re-
quiremeut oil this section nnaI DE- HADlo
10 q 6ne OF not less than ave nor mo.
than fifty dollars, eaeh da4 F4oIa''y' ~
be "A separate offence. -.
See. Gs.-lt shall be the duty Of an ran
road companies operating Wlluu tAc Nl.y
Of Richmond 10 provide ANA erect Fcit-
cal arm-gatps on such railroad crossing
rs the Committee on Streets may l1eil
necessary. and. in Ike manner % erect
any other such gate or gates, as INC
Committee on Streets may from llIhc 10
time require within ninety days from l.t
date Of such requirement. sald gates 70
bee OF such pattern and erecied I'D 7u,H
manner AS may De- satisfactory 20 w
said Committee. IL shah be me uuty OF
said abroad companies. or any corpora
ton. receivers or individuals operating
the same 10 erect and MAINTAIN sucl
gates. and % provide for the closing III
the same ut the approach or engines OF
trains so as % prevent accidents, dHl
to have the same Immediately opened
when the engine or train has passed. 80
as 20 interfere as little az possible Win
public travel over said crossing
Each railroad company having ana
using any track. laid upon reslies or
bridges across any street or sdld Guy
and above the grade thereof shall. Tor
the safety and security or persons p5s
ing. or property being carried thereund D..
lay along and upon So much or eacn siii
trestles or bridges as lies across anu
above any street, such close and pfope .
projection as VIII prevent the failng Dl
ashes coal. or other material upo" ~, ~,
persons or property near 20 or uhIrl
the said bridge or trestle. Suen prote--
ton shall he kept at all times ~ lf.p-
repair by the company owning the oriuso
or treste. ....,,
any Of its agents or employees. 10 obserht
and perform each aud every requiem. pr
and provision as 10 the erection ana u.s.,
OF gates. or construction and rept,lln-
of such protection 20 tresfles or hride
shall be liable % a fine OF not 'e-- l ''
ten nor more than one hundred dollars.
each days failure 70 De .4t.,,S..;1. ''''
offence BEN. T. OIL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

WHEN 1.-THE FEVER" TIE BICY-
cling icvcr. catches you for Won catch
ir. try THE EArltERSTONt fleet
at nifti strong as "a mule 1nd five -
Oils gets the finest mount lu town.
Cycle SIudrleq cheaper fn1n son can
eot them anywhere steel Foot Pumps.
-sr. Hand Pumps l"e. WHrfcnfed
Tires St.1O. Brown style Saddles 1lc.:
trrnn'f. &c.. SpOkcs 2c. 500 our sno-
S'8i Bargain Counter nf Spr.us Hard
ware D. lO. and 200. Whom you want
tho best sock HARRIS NARDWARfs
co. 500 r.. Brood ST.. Richmond. va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

Office OF City Ensineer,o
Richmond, Va, May y. ls''

SEALED PROPOSALS Will, ~ ~, =,
celyed at this office untH litt hab ~,
Turnlshing and delivering ICE for ihe
different city departments Tor one year
from July Isl. and furnishing ana He.,t
eriug FUEL for one yttr ifOM Jull, ~
To- departments as called Tor IA sPec'"1@-
tons. In such quantities anu az s"sn
times a. may be ordered. Ne'sn'' - ~
verified. . q, chi.
Specifications can be seen AT WIS
r6e Committee on Grounds and Build,
incs reserves the right 20 ts ,ll,S an ana
a. a. .opV@' City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
BY \. }. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Is north Tenth street
GRAND AUCTION SALE
u OF
80 Building Lots,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
FRONTING THE NATIONAL GEM
ETERY ROAD AND ADA
CENT STREETS.

BY request Of the owner, who has de-
termincd 20 sell. regardless Of values, we
viii sell. by auction, upon the promises on
THURSDAY JUNE 1, 1899,
al : O'Clock p. NJ. the LOTS above mem
toned. located An close proximity 20 ths
numerous industries OF that prosperous
portion OF Richmond known as Fulton.
so savings bank viii paw 80 well as in
vesting in one or more of these lots. lp
this section has recently been erected
number OF attractive residences Come
promptly. buy one OF these lots, build on
IT, and stop paying rent
After the above lots are sold. We viii
sell FOUR LOTS in the city limits-three
lots fronting on Fulton street between
Lewis and Nicholson streets ana one iot
on Lewis street. near Fulton street.
TTRMS. Wil be made very easy, so
as To be within reach Of those with but
little ready cash. yet who by economy
can lay aside something every month to-
wards securing homo,
A. j. CHEWING CO.
rovo, AuctiOneers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

A UcTIoN SALE or MINERAL

A UcTloN SALE OF MINERAL
n RIGHTS. EQUITIES IN REAL
ESTATE. MACHINERY, PLANT. &c.
or THE BERTHA AND EDNA MINES,
NEAR COLUMBIA, IN GOOCHLAND
COUNTY. ON 100.
THURSDAY. JUNE IL, 1899.
at > o'clock =. NJ upon the premises. we
viii sell. as directed by the stockholders
meeting of May 20. 1S9a all the land.
mineral rights. equities. machinery. plant
and property of an sorts and description
Of ne RIVANNA COID-MINlNG COM
PANY. operating the BERTHA and Edna
mines. on the east side of Big Byrd
creek. IN Goochfand county. near the town
OF columbia. said tract Of land contain
ing about go acres. ana the rights and
equities Of said company IN said land,
being fully set forth in deed from y. r.
Cowherd trustee and wife 70 u. A.
Darby and w J. Vinegar. dated January
-. 1897. duly assigned to the Rivanna
GOld-Mining Conway October -. 1897.
This Is a valuable gold property. ana
under favorable auspices is desirable
investment.
TpRNS. cash or fully secured notes.
RIVANNA GOLD-MINlNG GO.
BY W J. VINEGAR,
Secretary and Treasurer. Jul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
CRY ORDINANCES.

-.r.-.... ..-e".f
AN ORDfNA<cE APPROVED MAY -,
1.a4 ~ ,.,,.[-f, ,Nn proppAlN
A-Nif-''' h..
SLl1luNS D. I'd =. -. ID. ~ ~. 3D.
A.. 10 a Ia Id AND 3, OF CHARTER
IN o.t, 49,, ,.fr,- oppfNAN-re
iilH ~
N'N'LtiNiNG slhhiSt9'
Bee lf ordained by the Council OF tIe
city of RIrnraond That socu0ns is. ID.
- aH 90. m N A. 80. g. 81. a1 and IS
oi chapter is Of fhe city ordinances be-
anrnlsd and rcoroainel so AS To- read
as follows.
is THE engineer shall report % the
committee 0u streets and said committee
10 mo city Council, sIcn grades co.
cndube oi grades of che streets aui pul-
il' alleys 0f the city a8 ought from time
( ~ time lu hIs opinion or ln tne opinion
". SAID committee. ought t0 be- establish
CO., ur made with s4rh uruhIea thereof
.." ueetneh proper Df n-il-. ot
=, me- ID. ".i''..- "' BY" ,l'''.''..'
N' ANY pcir'h i'i -l"lh- ut 70
.tt.' ITO NNlI1 nr erect any .nNr. NI uLNtf
1tIH Nif upon f1e lle NJ aNE street or
iH'.l' hil'N- shall nr-t OBTAIN from inc
.n-'H ti IYr fhe Ciiy "A cerliuctte in writ
i"1 nI IIo Hue ani adopted ecide 1i
/ sicn street 100 abe place where such house
| or tIN'. Nie if COB Doe erected, ana DO snd.l
! ne 'nr Nl.l oi me engineer tO die WIN
'.' . clerk % duplicate " tne saih
,'itiii' fIr. ~ any person snail hereafter
DuI.t "I erect or altempt Co. Dni'd or
.t "h' mousse ni nlhrl @tlhci Alt upon
IIt .iNr NI Inr surn street on alley. WIZ
t tt. HI~t "'ttiA'1 rHch ctii.H' tt.
/ pr til ID. hncl nor IMAM iWeHty
/ "'. "'.t' 'hih one hundred opH"f7.
I'D. Any person desiring f0 cross any
/ sidewalk fs enter amy private alley Oh
bis ur h0r premises shall first obtain
/ permission s1 fo do from the Committee
o9 streets and shall pave the sidewalks
+ WIN granite or such other materials as
OBJ FH| be- II IIH b
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

sP 1JAI NOTICES

~------r~-I--7--7-" -0-"---7'7717' y y -.
TO THE PUBIIC.-THlS is 10 n =,
thai no one Is. at this time. suthofizen
10 purrhase live stock or rolling STOCK
FOR the Richmond Transfer Company
Nv order OF the Executive Committee.
my3o ~ L. |S<-'' eeN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01

Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneeT
No. $ north Eleventh street.
COURT sELE OF A DESIRABLE LO1
< IMMEDIATELY ON THE ELEC-
TRIO CAR LINE. ON WEST SIDE OF
NORTH AVENUE, IN BARTON
HEIGHTS. WITH a MOE IWO-S TORY
FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
THEREON.-In execution OF the decree
mentioned below, we VIII soil said HOUSE
AND LOT. by public auction. 0n the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE :. 1880.
at 6 o'clock =. ". This lot fronts G9ig
feet on the west line OF North avenue,
and extends back WcstWardly between
parallel lines about ITO feet to an alley
- feet wide. being all of Lot 40. ] and
the southern ~ feet OF Lot so. p in
Block >. OF the plan az Barton Heights.
The improvements consist OF nice CONF
Portable tW0-story frame store and
dwelling now occupied by H. 5. Bunce
This property will be- sold as whole
or divided into two lots, i desired at
the hour OF sale.
TERMS. One-third cash; balance az SIX
and twelve months Tor negotiable notes,
with the interest added. and title retained
until tne whole purchase-mOney is paid
and "a decd is ordered by the court.
THOS w. GARDNER
WILLIAM C. PRESTON,
A. n. col RTNtN.
Special Commissioners
Rogers. JnO. H...........'.-...' .fIdlhtlH,
against
Home Building co. Perpetual and ais.
........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. t'rlt iuaiitN'
In the Law and Equity Court of the city
Of Richmond.
T. p. 2. Winston. clerk OF said court
crrtIfy that the bond required of the spc-
cial commissioners by the decree IN SAID
cofise Of Nav -. 1890, has been duly
Given under my hand. this 3ist day Of
Nav 800 =. 2. WINSTON.
Nm Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-01
GREEN PARK HOTEL.
GREEN PARK ~ C

This delightful resort is on the summit
OF the Blue Ridge 1900 feet above sea
level 300 feet above Lookout Mountain.
2OJo feet above AAhetille 300 feet
above Tate Springs 29U feet above
Catskil Mountain House. New York Ch-
mate and scenery uneQuaied. Modern im-
prOyements and amusemcnts. forty miles
turnpike roads on top of mountain. For
rates and information apply Go
GRFEN PARK HOTEL co.
mv2O J. r, STEWART. Manager.