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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

cities. and IT all tends to injure Rich
moud" IN.
suppose another theatre were built
and this one were retained by the pres
ent manager would not the rivalry tha'
would then spring up injure the prospects
OF both houses. and tend 10 keep hrst
class attractions away from Richmond
the reporter asked.
Not at all Mr.. Leath, with his exper-
fence and reputation with the New YORK
managers would give him precedence,
and which ever house he controls WIN
COZ ,be hest class of attractions. This is
emphasized by the fact that he Is to
large extent Identified with the great nrIn
of Klaw and Erlanger. which controls
the large majority OF first class attrac-
tons" -. -
,,@f,.ed many social attentions while IN
the city. and several Of them have ENJOY
"a the hospitality OF the Richmond cluoS'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09
THE DRUGGISTS
MEET NEXT FALL.
Will Hold Their Annual Session at
Old Point.
THE PROGRAMME MAPPED OUT.
There Will be an Oyster Roast, Mock
Trial, Grand Banquet, Excursions,
Receptions and Other Methods
of Having Good Time.
THE PROGRAMME MAPPED OUT.

The National Wholesale Druggists A.
ISOLATION will meet al Old Point in an-
nual session on the 10Th Of next october.
1t is expected that the attendance viii
be unusually large \ most attractive
programme will be arranged.
There was a meeting OF the committee
on arrangements a few days ago. There
were present at the meeting Messrs
Isaac f.. Emerson. chairman; Il. p
cook. of New York. Clarence q. Stone
Of New York; Henry T. Jarrett, Of New
York: W. r. case. Of New York. and +.
D. Taylor. Of Richmond. Members Of
the committee who were unable % bt
present are Messrs y. V. Randolph, OF
RichnDnd John b. Purcell, OF Richmond
II. 3. Glpin, Of Baltimore; John VIM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

has returned from a visit to Washing
ton, u. G..
Mr.. r. A. Gilmor formerly NJ this city
but now a well-known druggist of Balti-
more. was on a visit to his father, Dr.
G.. X. Gilmer, this week.
Mr.. W. j.. Mays. Jr.. IS visiting his
brother. Mr.. Harvey Mays in Blacks
burg. :. @.
ILLNESS OF CITIZENS.
Miss Mary Bunn Is quite i'll at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

several important public positions here.
This child is now about ten years old,
and has developed wonderful talent as
an actress. She will be remembered by
many persons when she was here some
few years ago for her grace Of manner
and beauty Of face and figure.
Her mother. Mrs. Levick, In early life
gave evidence of talent as an actress
and in the early days of the Mozart Han
she several times appeared in amateur
performances TO raise money for the
Mozart fund. The child and mother
have lately appeared several times in
New York to large audiences. and the
Commercial Advertiser and other news
papers spoke In praise of their acting.
The sketch they last played in New York
was an old Virginia darkey representa-
ton, and produced great satisfaction.
1t Is hoped that this talented child and
her mother viii soon appear here and
give Richmond people a chance to enjoy
their fun and music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

KEENAN,. Of Baltimore; +. b. Perry, OF
Philadelphia, and Cary Peter, OF LOUIS
Vile. Ky. The committee held very
harmonious session, and mapped out va
rious plans for the amusement and en-
tertainment of the members Of the asso.
ciation and their wives while at Ola
Point.
PROGRAMME MAPPED OUT.
The association will make its head
quarters at the Chamberlin. II VIII De
in session five days on Tuesday after
noon Of the week of the meeting the VS.
itors will be entertained at an oyster
toast al the hin Raps. on the evening
OF the same day there will be a big re-
ception al the Chamberiin given by the
president OF the association and the pro-
prietary association and their wives III
honor OF the members and visitors fol-
lowing the reception there VIII oe dance.
Nevt dav the ladies' in the party VII
onfov a sail on Mr. Isaac T.. Emerson 4
yacht which will be placed at the as
nosal Of Mrs T.. d. Taylor. VINO mas ot-N
apponted chairman or the iei".s9 -
.,i.4oo Two years ago when tho a7s'-
citation met at old Point S'ii t.s.,, ,e,st-
slon nroved 20 be a most dehgnuui an a..
,,-s,,,,1.v night the Mock Trial. writ
w, -. AIR Evan r. Chesterman. Will ~
,-Hsorted for the entertainment OF t"'
visitors. .,-r pANor-Fr
o. Thursday a trip - the Soldiers
-, .be Normal School. and ihroueh
~, tort has been arranged. and az nisnt
tbere will be a grand banquet IN WHO"
tho ladies' will participate -. 81.
On Friday It is proposed 10 'one III
visitors by steamer 70 the Dry ~, .'-..,..
-. ard AT Norfolk. and In the evening
Manager Campbell, OF the Chah'pe''i''
vii tender n tea 20 the LADIES'
-, saturday the delegates Will leaVe
,or their respective homes.
Nf,nv ~ the members OF tho associa-
a., have signifed their intention or
,.ts,,,,g Richmond. I'm order that they
,,,ov renew the many acquaintances toriu-
"a here during the convention OF 1879.
Arraneements have been made FOR ther
recention and entertainment at the Jet-
ferson. s.A.to.s
tho wholesale drug concerns In the coun-
try. ,.,
The officers OF the association are ss
,ouooys. CYRUS v Walbf.dse. president u
Louis. Albert Plant, first Nlce-pre,'" '', T.
New York: Edgar d. Taylor second n'ce
,-es,dent Richmond: Lucien T. Hall.
,h,rd vtca. president. Cleveland; Francis
Veal,ng Jr fourth vice-president. Chi
80. 7 G Lyons, Jr.. NTH vice-presi-
d eS New Orleans; a. r. Merriam, sec
retary Minneapolis; s T. Strong. treas
urer Cleveland.
poara az Controi-villiam j. Walker.
.ih.,rv. D. ID. Phillips. Nashville;
Tbomas f. Shoemaker. philadelphia:
II. Neat. Louisville; Charles Cook.
Portland. Me-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09
NEW THEATRE IN
THE NEAR FUTURE.
Enterprising Citizens May Build in
Richmond a Big Playhouse.
LITTLE MISS VIRGINIA WALKER.
Black PATHS Troubadours at the
Academy and a New Bill at the
Bijou-Bufralo Biirs Rough
Riders Coming.

There Is very little doubt that before
another, season comes around there Will
DO a new playhouse In this city. The
remarks made by Mr.. Crane on the Acad-
envy stage Thursday night started the
bail rolling, and now such men as MI.
ST. Cycle. Mr.. Z. Whitlock. and Colonel
John Murphy. are interesting themselves
in the scheme.
Richmond is certainly in need OF new
play house, and as the prospects are
bright, the theatre-goers are jubilsnt ac-
cordingiy. ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09
PLANS MADE FOR
l.. $500, o,,,o,,
A NEW CHURCH.
Handsome Building for Denny-Street
Congregation.
PLANS HAVE BEEN PREPARED.
rbe New Structure VIII lie Commo-
dious, Convenient aud Substantial.
In the Churches To-Day.
Brief Mention.

There IS every probability that in tho
near future the congregation OF Denny
Street Methodist church will nave a hahu-
some new church OF worship adequate
for its needs. The matter has been I'M
der discussion for some time and mas
reached the stage Of the preparation OF
plans and the raising OF iuhus 10 meet inc
necessary expense. -
STEWARDS MEET.
There was a large aud enthusiastic
meeting Of the church stewards.
which IS the Official BOARD OF
That church, on last Monday night. The
bastor. Rev. ]. 4. R0uttcn, presented to
The Board IA handsome design OF tho
proposed new church. which was drawn
BY Architect W. {. West. 1t Is OF
Gothic design. dimensions lroX1O feet. with
b seating capacity Of about 80 persons.
At the quarterly conference. which VIII
be held next week, the subject viii oe
presented and committee appointed 10
consider the feasibility of taking steps In
the immediate future 10 bcsin the cree
lion of the building.
The building. when completed. VIII ne
one Of the handsomcst in tho city, and
Will be a credit TO Fulton. II Will cost
about l000.
HEARTY COOPERATION.
The pastor. Rev. Mr.. Routten. has the
hearty support and cooperation Of his
members in the movement The Lekies
Memorial church, at Norfolk, was built
huring his pastorate in that city, under
bis supervision. az a cost Of $4,000.
The ladies' or Fulton met W ednesday
at the residence of Mrs Mary Echo. @-
Denny street with an attendance az sev-
enty and organized a Builders League
for the purpose II Improving Denny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09
The Bijou Theatre.

The Bijou offers this week another
bright array OF vaudeville talent. ~
comes high. but the theatre goers want
II so Manager Wells. ever ready to cater
10 the amusement lovers, engaged Dooley
and Ten Brooke for another week. Inc
best team of real laugh makers ever seen
here will present an entirely new ACT iun
Of good singing. just TIE kind OF Singing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09
Talented Little virgininn.

A young candidate for stage honors
who bids fair to be very successful Is
little Miss Virginia Levick, daughter OF
Mrs. May Walker Levick. formerly OF
Richmond She is granddaughter OF Maj.
r.. f. Walker, well known as lifetime
citizen of Richmond, and who has filled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

Dooley and Ten Brooke excel in they
are comedians of the first-ciass, making
laughter with crisp new Jokes while you
walt. The team was the hit oil the Dill
last week, and promise 10 DO equally as
popular this engagement.
What Is funnicr than a tall man ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

Clouds Of Medicatod Vapor are inhaled
through the mouth and emitted from the
nostrils. cleansing and vaporizing all the
innamed and diseased parts which cannot
stomach.
1t permeates every air passage.
And at once destroys the disease germs.
il enables you 10 cure yourself at nome.
1t renders unnecessary any cutting,
burning or cauterizing.
1t destroys at once the bacih OF Bron-
chitis and Consumption.
Its use is followed Immediately by
sense OF relief
IL enables you 20 save doctors big ices.
II you have Cold. try It. IL you have
the Grip. try It, II you have Catarrh,
try it. If you have a Sore Throat. try it.
II Won have a Cough. try IL. II you have
any Throat or Lung Trouble, try II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

Small Parlor Tables. highly polished
Marguerite. $3.50. worth 50, at Meyers
Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

The exhaust on steam yachts is muf-
fed 10y Southerner's device, the pipe
through which the steam escapes enter
ing a channel in the bottom of the boat
10 be cooled by the water after which
it passes Oh through valve under thu
propeller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09
IT POSITIVELY CURES.

For sale by all druggists or mailed to
any address for 81.
eists-57 cures for 81 ills-mOstly 21c. a
vial. - -,
Write Professor Munyon lN5 Arch
street. philadelphia. for free medical ad-
Nico on any disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09
THE OFFICERS.

I,eather-Seat Dining Room Chairs. SIS.
AZ Msyers Toushss ana Rroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09

residence Of her mother. on State street.
Mrs. NJ. T.. OConnor is very sick at
her residence. on Louisiana street.
Miss Ruby Routten continues to be very
81.
Master Willie O'Connor. son Of Mr..
Thomas OCOnnOr, fell off of a horse
the first OF last week and broke his arm.
Under the skilful care of Dr. j. II.
Hinchman he is getting along nicely.
Mr. Matthew Cross. Of Narina, reports
that he sold 1856 eggs from 100 hens in
the month of March. This was exclu-
sive of what was used i'm the family.
The Richmond Cedar Works will soon
begin the erection OF a large addition to
their extensive works which will be five
stories high and GoX200 feet. all of brick.
Mr.. Il. \. Cavedo is having built two
handsome dwellings on Lester street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-29
MUST REPORT TO HER.
Young Woman Has Charge of Oma-
has Firemen and Policemen.
From the Omaha Bee.

/
| Over every telephone in Omaha, proba-
| bly,, is posted this notice: In case of fire
call up 81 but few people. even those who
are in the habit of calling up ''37'' in every
| case to learn where it is, really understand
what the young woman who represents that
| number is doing all the time. She is really
sort of supervisor of fire and police be-
| fore whom even the fire and police COM
missionerS pale into insignificance. She has
a long table off by herself in the east end
of he exchange room and there presides
over the destinies Of the city and keeps tab
on the policemen. On this table are sew
eral ''tickers' in glass cases, for all the
| world like those found in boards of trade
and on these the patrolmen make their
mark every hour when they turn in their
number at the patrol box. There is a
whirring noise in the glass case whenever
they do, and if the proper time passes and
the report is not made 49, makes "a note
of it.
derS to the police.
1t is this mysterious young woman who
is also responsible for the startling sound
Of the gong, which rings out like a death
knell in every fire station in the city when
Shanty down In the bottoms catches fire.
When a fire is ''rung in she reaches over
and touches a black button, somewhat af-
ter the SimiIitude of a telegra piers key,
and at once gong sounds in every station
and every office where a fire gong is To-
Gated. The same touch of the button drops
the chain from the front of horses in the
fire department, and they jump under the
swinging harness. Then, while the men are
hitching, the foreman goes TO the phone
By this time 81 has connected all the
telephones in the station in a bunch and
as the foreman at each stands with his ear
to the receiver she informs them individ-
ually and collectively where the fire is To-
Gated Then those who are far away I'M
itFh tnsaiF~ a,,l
their stalls, while the girl who has made all
the fuss puts her lips to the transmitter and
begins telling over and over again to re-
porters and other inquisitive people where
the blaze is located.
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Of the plant can be more than doubled by
putting on three shifts of workmen.
Two hundred guns are now on the lathes
in process of manufacture, and the shops
are still in operation night and day, though
the mechanics now work only eight hours
in twenty-four. The number of big gun
lathes has not been increased of late, but
the facilities for making small guns,
mounts, torpedo work, and the like, have
been largely increased.
The twenty 13-inch guns that will con-
stitute the main batteries of the battle
ships kearsarge, Kentucky, Alabama, I'LL
nois and Wisconsin-four guns for each,
punched in pairs and located in turrets, for
ward and aft-have just been finished, and
are In shape to be placed on their ships as
soon as the ships themselves are finished.
The Kearsarge and Kentucky, building at
Newport News, Va, the Alabama, building
at Philadelphia, and the Wisconsin, build
ing at San Francisco, are booked for COM
petion this fall, and the Illinois, also build
ing at Newport News, is booked for COM
pletion next spring.
Work is now progressing on the new
type 12-inch guns for the next crop of bat
tie ships, the Maine, Ohio and Missouri and
for the four harbor-defense monitors, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-29
An Australian Cattle Stampede.
From Harper's Magazine.

When a cattle-rush comes in the black
est of the night, among Understanding, low
iimbed trees, with the nature and levels of
the country unknown and invisible to stem
it calls for the finest and fiercest quality of
horsemanship. As he lodges, swerves and
clings in the saddle to avoid mutilation
from the rushing trees, he must see to it
also that the horse shall win TO the lead of
that numbering multitude beside him, if
hands and spur may compass it. And when
he does the maddest of the danger IL still
TO come. The riders hands must do double
duty row as he lets loose the whip and
guides the hoIse as well. The rout must be
turned and directed against itself. The
horse is dragged inward, the whip Kisses
and falls; the man. silent until now, opens
throat and lungs in the stockman's battle
cry. If the leading cattle swerVe and swing
away. carrying confusion among the rest,
is the finest moment of the drover's life.
AS the beasts that come laundering blinIly
on feel the scorching of the thong on head
and flank, and hear the note of mans SUI
premacy that they have feared since brand
ing time, the eddy spreads.
The blind rush becomes a maelstrom the
maelstrom spreads into eddes of confusion
the clash of horns and huge mutterine
sounds Then the herd settles down and
spreads out. When the sound arises of big
muzzles blowing and nibbling at the grass
the horseman knows that his danger is past.
Low down in an embrasure of the woods a
white planet burns; 1t is the herald of the
dawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-29
Dreyfus Cigarette Papers.

From the London Mail
An enterprising firm of cigarette paper
manufacturers in Paris has turned to ac-
count in a most novel manner the change
which has taken place in public opinion
IN regard to the Dreyfus affair. In the
Paris newspapers may be seen an adver-
tisement offering, on behalf of the proprie-
tors of the "bordereau" cigarette papers,
a prize of $500 for the best topical sum-
maries' of the famous .affaire'' from the
time of Dreyfus' arrest up to the decision
of the court of cessation. These summa-
rIes, continues the advertisement, must
not exceed $50 words in length, in order
that they may be printed on the books of
bordereau' cigarette papers, which will
also bear a reduced fac smile of the famous
bordereau and colored pictures illustrat-
Ing various incidents in the affaire.' with
portraits and biographies of the defenders
of justice and truth. The 'bordereau CT
garette papers" it is added, will constitute
the most powerful means of propagating a
knowledge of this great struggle for right,
and these illustrated records, published in
every language, will penetrate to the ut
most corners Of the universe"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-29

Connecticut, the Florida, the Arkansas and
the Wyoming, besides on the smaller guns
required for the armament of the sixteen
torpedo-bOat destroyers and the twelve tor
pedo boats authorized last year. as we'll as
of the ten torpedo boats authorized the
year before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-29
SUMNER RESORTS.
ON THE POTOMAC.

COLToN'S HOTEL-GooD MUSIC DANCING,
grabbing, fishing and bathing; cuisine excellent;
terms moderate; take steamers Wakefield and
ArrowsInith daily; excursion every Saturday, 9
pm. Tickets for sale at Ellis Music Store, 93T
Pa ave. I'll. w. LOVE, Prop. jy29-1m'
FOR RENT-CUTTAGE ROOMS FURNISHED,
good water, shade, cool and pleasant at Colonial
Beach, Va, from August /, 1899, for balance of
season. Inquire Mrs. WILSON, premises.
jy27-6t
CHAPEL POINT SUMNER RESORT AND HOTEL
BEI4I4EflEW, in the lower Potomac, open.
Electric lights grounds and hotel. Entire new
management. First class cuisine. Excursion
rates on steamer Randall and Baltimore and Po-
tomac R.R. Address MANAGER, Chapel Point,
Charles Co., Nd, or C.CLANCASTER, 1410 q st.
jy10-1m
RIVER SPRINGS-AS A SUMMER RESORT FOR
beauty Of location, health and pleasure has scarce
an equal and no superior in Maryland. Call and
see, write
tyS1m' DIR. II. P BLACKSTONE & SONS.
WALNUT POINT HOTEL, COAN RIVER, VA,
near the mouth Of the Potomac river, opens July
/; boating, bathing, fishing and grabbing; rates
moderate; take steamers Potomac, Sue Arrow
smith. Address w. z. COWART, Trilby. Va.
jyI-2m"
BOLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL, HARPER'S FERRY
W. Fa.-Highest location picturesque; historic;
healthy; large, airy rooms; spring beds; elegant
table. Open until Oct. 81. Address ]. b. CHAI-
MERS, Bolivar Jefferson county, w. Va.
jyl-m,w ,s,2m'
POTOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND, MD:
opens July /: boating bathing, fishing, &c; music
Take steamer Potomac Sue or Arrow
smith," See Evening Star for sailing hours, Adj
dress ADAMS BROS. st. Georges Island. Md.
je14-2m"
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Lake George, New York.

Queen American Lakes Ideal Summer Resort
Pure Water. Pure Air No Malaria
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BELMAR, N. j.

THE RIVER VIEW, Belmar, N. I.
HALL 4 POLLARD, Props. OPEN JUNE 70
SEfTEMBER- \ modern up-to-datc hotel De
lishtfully located SHARK river; near the ocean:
hnest bathing, boating, fishing, cycling, etc Good
table; literally conducted; very reasonable rates
Full particulars and booklet application to the
proptletors at THE HAMILTON, cor 18th and
~ SIS NV jy15-s3t
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OCEAN CITY, MD.

DENNIS HOUSE. OCEAN CITY, MD.-HOAIE
comforts; excellent table; unobstrucJed view of
the ocean and bay; terms, So TO IS per week
Apply TO H. J. DENNIS, Prop. jy29-s, t. til, 6t
BELLEyiEU HOUSE, SITUATED on THE
ocean front; best bathing beach in America;
good board. with home comforts and nice rooms
Apply To Mis-. d. EAGAN. Jy26-3w-
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The
Evening Star is located at 1309-13
Atlantic avenue. where any Informal
tion concerning advertising. ETC.. can
be obtained. The rates are the same
ns charged at the Home ONCE.
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SEA GIRT, N. j,
THOUSAND ISLANDS, N. y,

THOUSAND ISLANDS.
MURRAY HILL HOTEL. OPENS JUNE 20.
Most modern and perfectly equipped hotel on the
81. Lawrence Fishing uncquqlcd. Special rates
Tor July For pamphlet and prices, q. Ii. Eos
TER. Proprietor. Murray Isle Z. o., N Y.
jeiT-s. tn, tn 26t
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Hotel Scarborough.

Beach front. Maryland ave.
Greatly improved and enlarged
KoSins en- suite, with bath Every modern
Convenience Write for illustrated booklet
InyZf-.St.S ALFRED WYMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-29

FOR RENT-CUTTAGE, Z ROOMS, FURNISHED,
good water shade cool and pleasant, at Colonial
Beach. Va, from August /, 1885, for balance of
season Inquire Mrs WILSON, on premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-29

RIVER SPR1NGS-AS a SUMMER RESORT FOR
beauty OF location, health and pleasure has
an equal and no superior in Maryland. Call and
see, write
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-29
Hotel Columbia

Ocean front: all ocean view rooms
Elevator from street level all dOOrs capacity 300
Two squares from Reading DEPOT; modern beach
font hotel Booklet mailed. Special June rates
6Eu ~ CORHELL. Formerly Of Hotel Wellington.
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Directory of Lake George Hotels:

land OF
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Hotel Morton

UElg [8lgRVY0GlA K ( sf .a ave-;
from Beach: hrst-elass appointments excellent ac-
cen modatioas. Cuisine the best Moderate terms
Je3-9Zt JOHN NJ. TAYLOR
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81. Charles place and the beach Atlantic CIty's
newest bCtel. Capacity. 80 Every appointment
and convenience. Elevator Rooms with bath.
Location the finest In the city. Write for Illus
trHted booklet BRYAN & WILLIAMS
ny6-TSt
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VERY ACCESSIBLE. 60 MI. FROM WASH: MI
valley and water, scenery, bicycling, drives shad-
ca grounds; spring beds, children taken FISH
ing, boating swimming: daily mails; frst-ciass
rare; fresh meats. fowls. milk, fruits; 50 per
week Procure circular. MAURICE CASTLE
MAN, Castleman's Ferry. Clarke Co.. Va jel4-3In
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HOTEL PLIMEflMMON

HOTEL BRIGHTON. OCEAN CITY, MD: NOV
open for the reception of guests; trst-class fami
hotel; terms moderate. For particulars address
1e15-2m JOHN l.. STREEPER