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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
One Plan Submitted at the Meet
ing of Western Presi-
dents.
COMMITTEES TO BE BUREAUS.
Division Into Districts of Terri
tory West of ST. Louis and
ChicagO-General Rail
road Notes.

Chicago, June ,9.-PresiGents of Western
lines believe they have hit upon plan
which, IL il does not result in the absolute
maintenance Of rates, will tend to mitigate
the greater evils that now affect freight and
passenger traffic.
The presidents and executive officials, to-
gether with traffic managers and passenger
agents. held two sessions In the rooms OF
the Western Trunk Line Committee and at
their conclusion 1t WAS stated that there
was every prospect OF harmonizing all con-
fiicting interests.
Three of the committees appointed at the
New York meeting are said to have re-
ported in favor of physical pool. leaving
the presidents to fix the details as 20 per-
centages Of business which the various lines
should get.
The 81. Louis committee IL said TO have
proved a stumbling block. and much OF the
time was taken up in trying to reach a
common ground upon which the Texas and
Southwestern lines could stand. Difficulty
was also experienced with the Chicag ago-St.
Paul lines. and after the presidents had ad-
journed for the day. the St. Paul-Minne-
apolis committee held meeting and went
over the situation again. With the Omaha,
Sioux City and Council Bluffs committees.
II IL SAID. no difficulty was experienced.
f. T. Jeffery. president of the Denver
and Rio Grande road. presided at the meet
'nr nf presidents. which was marked by
the largest attendance in years.
he plan on which the presidents are
working is to divide all the Western terri
tory west of Chicago ard ST. Louis into at
least four local districts, and more If need
be. and to have each division under the
charge of a committee To represent the
divisions in their entirety there il 10 be an
Advisory Board or a Central Bureau. COM
posed of traffic experts. with power 20 en-
ploy agents TO assist In their work. u will
be the duty of the Joint agency or bureau
10 keep a close watch of the situation. TO in
vestigate every charge that is made OF rate
cutting. and TO make reports regarding any
thing which Is tending 10 disturb TIE rate
situation, either freight or passenger.
II Will be the duty of this board also 10
see that there is a diversion of traffic ac-
cording to the percentages and plans
agreed upon by the various committees and
approved by the presidents. 1t will be I.
system of local pools under the manage
ment of the executive officials and through n
the committees and the bureau
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
INTERURBAN SYSTEM.
tnexcelled Transportation Facilities
Planned for Illinois Towns.


With one electric line in operation, an
other nearing completion and State char
ter granted for third. Granite City, Ven
fee and Madison. Ills. will soon have an
interurban railway system which will place
each OF the three localities in close COM
munication with the neighboring Illinois
s, .oWt!s, ,,dI ineiuains Edwardsyiils the county
anon. Glen Carbon and Horse Shoe Lake,
In addition to East St. Louis.
trolley wires were being strung on the
new line between East 81. Louis and the
IH-tities yesterday, and at Springfield
Secretary of State james A. Rose isued
srteieS and ,,,, OF incorporation TO the ST. Louis
with headquarters at EdwardsviIle one of
Venice. -
This corporation has a capitaI stock Of
$25."O, and II is the intention of the dIrec-
tors TO build an electric railroad from East
81; Ell, LOUIS; 81. Clair County. to Edwards
VILE. Madison County, by way of Venice.
Granite City. Horse Shoe Lake and Collins
vile; with a branch from Venice 10 Ed
~ardsvilie and Highland. by way of Glen
Carbon: a branch from CollinsviIle 10 Belle
Vile. and another branch from Collinsyille
IN Madison County. TO Lebanon, in St Clair
County.
Tri-City citizens say such a system To-
eether with the present 81. Louis connec-
tion and the line soon to be In opera ion
from .enice TO East ST. Louis will afford
accommodations second to no iuterurbar n
system in the country.
Predictions are mace for remarkable local
developments az direct result OF superior
railway connections
THE new electric lines said ope en-
fh"s'asf VII! make the whole East Side
one community. Each town. so far as pusi-
ness and social matters are concerned Will
se practically part Of the whole gre iter
community and the industrial adyantaees
OF such an arrangement will only be sp-
preciated when realized. II will re a big
thing FOR all Eastern Illinois as well as a
b'g advantage to the Tri-Cities."
incoiporators Of the new interurban line
who will also constitute the first Board OF
directors: are as follows: Fred Kohl of
Venice. C. N Travois, Ferdinand vorw,Id
George ID. Burroughs. w. NJ Warnock Cf
Edwardsville. Theodore F. Meyer and A
H. Smith of ST. Louis ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
Personal and Current Notes.

A. b. Richie. travelling passenger agent
of the Vandalia at Wichita, Kas.. was here
@D. W. Janowitz has been appointed dis
trict passenger agent Of the West Shore at
Long Branch. n. J.
and engines for the b: & o. S-W. in In
diana. was here yesterday.
Frank L. Harris, general agent OF the
night. is making Western trip.
Edward Merchant. assistant city passen-
ger agen; Of the B. = &C O. s,W Nv, at atx Cincinnati
The Central Passenger Association has
granted a one and one-third rate for the
New York Merchants n meetinss iI August
Wabash. which leave both Chicago and ST.
Louis at that hour will CROSS the Mer-
chants Bridge instead Of the Eads. rs here
tofore.
&C. H. Hungerford. city passenger agent
of the Louisville Air Line, was In Wash
ps'0a sa Of that ef ksre Ii. Inc
WA committee appointed by the Central
OF restoring the old rates on lumber has
reported favorably. IL this becomes ef-
fective present rates will be reduced from
lIA to 2is cents per hundred pounds.
-John H. Crawford, manager of the
I.ackawanna Fast Freight Line, has resigned
to accept the appointment, effective July
Lackawanna Railroad. succeeding W. A.
Fleming. who has been assigned to other
duties.
provisions last week from Chicago smount-
ed to 62s95 tons. practically the same as the
nreyious week The Nickel-Plate. Grand
Trunk, Baltimore and Ohio. and the Erie
roads carried the bulk OF last weeks traf-
fc. made up Of 10. .2ss tons of grain, Il, $50
tons of provisions. and 5,26S tons Of -four
The rate situation shows no signs Of i'm
The railroads travers.ng Kansas are do
ing all they can to aid the farmers in OBJ
taiuins help to harvest the wheat crop. To
This end they have made special rates for
iaborers These are proving successful, and
large numbers of laborers are being carried.
In a single day last week the Atchison car
ried 675. the Rock Islard so. and the Union
Pacific 800 passengers on homeseekers tick
ets over and above the regular passengers.
Ii is estimated that 50 per cent Of these
passengers were harvest hands.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
FOR STATIONERY
For the State of Missouri.

Seated proposals will be received AT the
office Of the Secretary Of state ts, OF tne ne
and Including 10 O'Clock a. m. of Saturday,
June q, 1900. for furnishing for the use OF
the State for the year ending June 80. isoi'
% gross A W. Faber's Hexagon pencils.
Npsi 70 gross Anu x. ". Faber's sH Siberian draw
y sross Eagle Pencil Co.'S Critics Choice
p 40 gross Eagle Pencil Co.'S Orion pencils.
sros. Eagle Pencil Co.'S io2, No. 2.
20 gross Fsber blue pencil, best quality
iatse eross ssae Faber carmlne pencil. best quail
dozen Faber I ard erasers. large.
10 dozen Faber l and p erasers, small
1 dozen frst-Quality heavy bone paper
10 dosen Rogers knife-blade steel erasers.
white handles 3: best sss sss1s ssna. oso l. inch
"a gross Fsber rubber bands. J. inch, as
sorted. q.
sreat sreat kross os Faber rubber bands. No. is
20 gross Leon-Isaac Co.'S Glucinum
pens to be selected.
"a gross Ievison q Biythes pens. 10 oe
- gross Esterbrook pens to be selected.
"a gross Gillotts pens. TO be selected.
dozen Faber best ruling pens. white
u dozen rubber penhelder,. medium si.e;
nickei-pIa,ed penholders.
1 dozen ls-inch b. f. ruler. Tingley Il
oG 7 d DOZEN a-inch B. E. rulers. Tinsley &
q Z dozen i5-inch b. E. rulers. rinsley &
dozen Arnolds writing fluid. quarts.
dozen Carter's or Levison & Blythe's
carrnine ink. zoe. bottles
4 n kIot~
~ dozen Carter's or Levison q Biythe's
mucilage. quarts
dozen Carter's or Levison & Blythe's
dozen Arnold's copying ink. quarts.
shJ,as dozen staffords combination writing
10 dozen common glass-top ink wells.
Is dozen McGilrs fiathead paper fastener
rs IS dozen McGnrs nathead paper fastener
~, g dozen McGrrs na,head paper fastener
Il, 70 dozen McGnrs fathead paper fasteners.
10 10 dozen McGilrs fiathead paper fasteners.
10 10 dozen McGilrs lathead paper fasteners.
dozen 14-inch shears. full niekei-pla,ed
q dozen finch scissors. full n!ckel-plated.
Seymour or Simmons
.
renuine hemp twtne.
100 pounds small best quality fax twine.
=: dozen stenographers' note books. board
Winding, 6x11ls 100 leaves.
4 dozen Webster Star Typewriter ribbons.
Remington.
s i dozen webster Star Typewriter ribbons.
These amounts. greater or less
.mounts as may be needed. to be delivered
az the Capltol, in Jefferson City. without
era charge for boxing. transportation or
sauiin9 AT such times and in such quanti-
,ies as may he designated by the said Com
missioners Of Public Printing.
other articles In the stationery line. not
herein mentioned. to be sold to the State at
regular wholesale market rates for like
ouantities with only enough added thereto
To pay for delivering them as above pro-
q eood and sufncient bond. signed by at
Last two sureties. for 10000 shall accom-
nany each bid. conditioned upon the faith
rS,,, Performances of the contract.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
REJECT any A. A. LEsUEUR.
Secretaory OF State;
j. M. SEIBERT,
State Auditor;
FRANK L. PITTS,
State treasure,
Commissioners Of the Public Printing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
ASK FOR NEW AGREEMENT.
Bookbinders Send a COmmunica.
ton to Pressmen.

Milwaukee, June 19.-The International
Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union
in session to-day received from President
E. w Tatum of the International Brother
hood of Rookbinders a resolution adopted
by that organization providing for COM
mission to amend the tripartite agreement.
The matter was referred to a committee.
A new label. 10 be the property of parties
to the tripartite agreement. is being con-
sidered
The report Of the Shorter Work Day
Committee showed that nine hours was al
most general A recommendation that no
more charters be granted TO unions where
more than nine hours was worked was
voted down
The afternoon was taken up with COM
mittee reports.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
LIBRARY ASSURED.
jefferson City Accepts Carnegies
Conditions. -ss
.EPuBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City, Mo-. June 1s.-The new
library building for Jefferson City, which
Andrew Carnegie proposes TO erect here, Is
an assured fact. At the special election To-
day the voters unanimously decided tor the
mill tax to maintain the library. and this
was the condition on which the proposition
asainst the proposition, while S39 voted for
IT The friends of the library are jubilant
tonight over the result Of the election. The
vote WAS light but Is WAS unanimous
that the people feel that IL is a great Vie
tory for Greater Jefferson. A lot Will ncw
be secured and the arrangements Tor tae
erection OF the building be made. Chief JUS
tice CAN'T of the Supreme Court, Judge "A;
NJ. Hough, o. 9. Hoog and the Reverend
J. p Hendy and Mayor Grimshaw are
among the leaders in the free public library
movement
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
e:-Z POLISH
Law Department.
CITY of St. Louis, June Is. fsoo.

City. Of st. Louis June Is. is@
To Whom 1t May Concern, Take Notice:
The COmmissioners, in the matter OF
opening alley in city block 3s1S. under Ordi-
nance No. 1876, will meet at room q. CITY
Hail. on June o. 1900, at p. m. for the
purpose OF assessing benefits occasioned by
said opening. and all parties interested are
invited to be present: when and where they
have the right to be heard. and may except
to the Commissioners report before the
Circuit Court when 1t n filed.
The taxing district for said opening In.
cludes the property in city blocks bounded
north by Elmbank avenue, south BY Greer
avenue. east by Newstead avenue and west
3. SCHUMACHER.
City Counselor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
ST. PAUL AND DTLUTH.
Placed In Lake Superior Division oi
the Northern Pacific.

ST. Paul. June 19.-Additional circulars
were issued by Northern Pacific officials to-
day still further completing the details OF
the roads future managemeDt of the s..
Paul and Duluth. The circulars are under
GATE Of June 1s. but were withheld until to-
day.
Vice President and General Manager
Kendrick announces that owing to the 3b-
sorption of the St. Paul and Dulath road the
latter lines will be operated hereafter under
the title Of the Northern Pacific Railway
and will become "a part of the Lake Superior
division, third district. The jurisdiction Of
the general officers Of the Northern Pacific
operating department will extend over the
entire new line.
Acting General Superintendent A. T., Law
issues a circular extending the jurisdiction
of Division Superintendent +. j. Brown over
the new line. --rg
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
McCREA GOES EAST.
will he with Pennsylvania Company
mt Pittsburx.

Cleveland o., June ls.-The election OF
James McCreas to the Board Of Directors OF
the Peunsyiyania Railroad means his re-
movai TO the lines of the Pennsylvania
company east of Pittsburg. 1t is probable
that he will be the representative OF me
PENNSYLVANIA company on the Chesapeake
and Ohio l.. f. Loree. now general mall
ager. will probably take his place on he
lines east OF Pittsburg. becoming hrst vice
president of the Pennsylvania COMPANY
and president of the Cleveland, Akron ard
Columbus. the Vandalia and the Cincinnati
and MuskiHgum Valley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
Law-Abiding strikers.

hEPtbLtC SffClAL
Carbondale. ILL.,. June 19.--The strike Of
the trackmen on the Illinois Central Rail-
road divisions from Ceutralia to this city
and from East st. Louis TO Marion il still
on. although the backbone of the contro-
versy seems to have been broken. The
men have demanded the same pay for their
work that those north Of Centralia re-
ceiye. Employees on the Chicago and East
ern Illinois are asking the same wages and
IL is thought other roads in this part of
the State will be tied up unless the wage
scale IS increased No damage or attempt
tad
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR Cling

SSenmships from New York Wook1y foR
ClaaSoW via L0naonAeFFy.
saloon Passage, $50 ana Upwards.
To Paris and return. nrst-elase. $50 and npwarda
SecOnd Cabin, go 10 o37.60.
steeraGe, p28.60 - >4B.6O.
For Book Of Tours and further informstioa, Cd
oily TO HENDERSON BROTHER0. New Yog& or
Jas. r Brady & Co. lo13 Pima g.. or ~. Jlo6Ay,
bn Pine ST.. or wasserman = Co.. ~ y. Brood
way. or Traveller Ticket Of0ce Co, DEu01U1v
and Chestnut IT.. 81. Lcuts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
HOmeOpaths I'm Washington.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, June ls.-The following
Westerners are in Washington attending
the fifty-sixth annual session Of the
American Institute of Homeopathy: Doc
tor B. F. Bailey, Lincoln, Neb.: Doctors L.
e. McElwee and David NJ. Gibson ST.
Louis; Doctor Joseph NJ. Patterson. Kan
sas City; Doctor George Royal. Des
Moines Ia. and q. 3. Coon. Louisville,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
Time for Payment Extended.

Little Rock. Ark. June 1s:-Judge Will
liams extended until August the time for
the payment of the Sas 60 balance due for
the purchase of the Stuttgart and Arkansas
River Railroad by the Searcy and Des Arc
Railroad Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
Texas and Paciac Tracks.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
.Texarkana, Tex, June 19.-Thirty-stx car
loads of steel rails arrived to-day for the
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company.
present track with steel The work will
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

Taking advantage of the low rates Of
fered by the westbound lines out OF st.
cured tickets to points in Colorado and
Utah. Yesterday was the first day for the
sale OF these special summer excursion tick
cts. They will also be sold to-day. the rate
being one fare plus 81 for the round trip.
July 3 will be the next date of sale for these
tickets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
CONVEYED TO Northwestern.

Pierre. S. D., June ia deed OF trans
fer was filed with the Secretary OF State to-
day conveying all the lines of Winona and
ST. Peter Railway in South Dakota to the
Chicago and Northwestern Line: While
strument bears stamps to the amount OF
SIS 2S1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

cover all Of the route from Texarkana to
FL Paso. and when completed II will form
one OF the most valuable trunk lines In the
Southwest. The ultimate aim Of the COM
pany in making the Improvement is to en-
hance the passenger service and to estao-
lish a surer system OF fast trains from
San Francisco to this point.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

Burlington have held several conferences
to size up the outlook and make arrange
ments to meet it, Fifty extra cars from va
r.ouS points on the system have already
been ordered to be brought within this ex-
CurSjon territory.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
Poisoned by Canned salmon.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas, Tex. June 1a.-Oscar Brown. IN
employe of the St. Louis and Southwestern
Railway Company at Mount Pleasant, Ten-.
died last night al that place from the effects
of poisoning. caused from eating canned
salmon He had been married only three
months.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

Minneapolis. Minn.. June ls-The Mime,
apolis and ST. Louis Railway has decided
10 give up the fight In the state courts IN
the Federal Supreme Court; Under state
law the Minnesota Commissioner ordered
the Minneapolis and st. Louis ana the 81.
Paul and Duluth roads to make joint tar
in ON hard coal from Duluth to points on
the Minneapolis and st. Louis The conse-
quent rate reduction was maze 10 ran en-
This order was upheld by the State su-
preme Court which admitted, however;
were new and would ultimately have to be
decided by the United States Supreme
ColJrf
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
SPECIALTlES.

LOUIS c. BoAlE LIVERY CO.
upSpnRTAKERs AND EMBAIlMERs.
Carriages. $500 Hesrses -. 5000
Black Cloth casksts. F1rst-Class Goods. $40 ard
Upwards.
GLOBE STABLE, ilzz CHESTNUT ST.
TELEPHONE. MAIN sl7.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
shortest and Quickest

Through sleeping car line between ST. Louis
and Denver Is via Missouri Pacific and
Rock Island Route. leaving st. Louis daily
. a. m and arriving Denver II o'clock next
morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
New school for Women.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Knoxville, Tenn. June 19.-The trustees
of the University of Tennessee to-day de-
cided to erect, at a cost of 5000, build
ing Tor women.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

The way Barr's are selling dry goods now
makes il worth walking downtown to buy
them An our summer goods have had the
prices temptingly remarked. None but the
brave deserve the bargains in such crises
shesa
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

LOW RATE EXCURSIONS
Via the Missouri Pacific Railway
To Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and South Da-
kota, one fare plus 81 for the round trip
Tickets on sale from st. Louis. July 3rd
9Th and nth. August 1st, 7th and 2lst.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

WILLIAM =. HOLMES. H. J. DiEkNEITE.
President. SECRETARY.
Missouri State Mutual Fire and Mafiue
Insurance Compan
Once No. ~ Chestnut st. 81. Louis No. .,o.,
Tel Bell Main 277f. Tel. kinloch l0S3.
Policies Are Written on Either stock or Mutual
DIRECTORS
J. p G. Lucas Augustus Nedderhut,
d. D. walker Henry c. Haarstick.
las w Pell N. r. O-thwein,
Ia. e Kaime Vim. F. Homes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
special Masters Report.

Springfield, ILL.,. June l9.-ln the United
States Circuit Court to-day: In the case OF
the Pittsburg. Cincinnati. chicago ana 81.
Louis Railway Company and the Pennsyl-
vania Railro oad Company against the Keo-
kuk and Hamilton Bridge Company OF
Keokuk. Ia. and Of the cross-biiI OF the
Marion U. Woodruff. Master in Chancery.
filed a report, in which he finds there is
pany from the railroads in question from
March /. 1892, to June le. 1890, the sum Of
s14l 516. from which is TO be deducted $l5.-
es3 Claimed by Thomas Gilman as witness
fens which claim the Master dlsallows. The
claim Of J.. G. 2. Trumbuli for $l6.eS at
torney's fees Is allowed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

REPtBLtC SPECIAL
Chicago. ILL.,, June I9-Passenger fares
between Chicago and New York are to be
advanced on all trains that cover the
distance between the two cities in less Than
twenty eight hours. An additional charge
of 81 for every hoTr under this limit is to
be charged. This was agreed upon by the
presidents Of all roads operating between
the cities at a meeting here to-day. The ac-
tiCn will force every line that operates
trains In less than twenty -eight hours TO
add to its rates or increase the time of its
flyers so that they will consume twenty
eight hours or longer.
The Pennsylvania company on May q re-
arranged its time cards 50 that excess
fare WIS charged ON ali trains under the
twenty-eight hour scheduie. and tod conf
peting lines they must take similar action or
lengthen the time of III cir runs or the Penn
syivania would waive the extra fare on all
of its trains, including the twenty-four
hour limited. This threat resulted in o.
days meeting and agreement. The stani-
ard rate between Chicago and New YORK
will be added the excess fares.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
W00LT0N HALL Atlanta City \. ].

II. H. KEEN, Proprietor.
Atlantic 6fty's newest and most modern Hotel
Every known appointment.
Hot and cold sea and fresh water baths. Ele-
vator.
Built entirely OF brick and absolutely fre-proof.
Directly on Beach front. with unoostructed view
Of ocean
For terms booklet. ETC.. address
A. E DAWSON. Manager.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

kINGSvILLE, ONTARIO.
On north shore Of Lake Erie. Only an hours
ride from Detroit: the most beautiful Summer
Resort on the Great Lakes. Bathing. boating.
fishing golf. tennis. etc.
June %.
For illustrated booklet. terms ets-, address ths
proprietors John r. Antisdei Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

sure 10 get the genuine. Ten samples and a
thousand testimonials will be mailed to any ad:
dress for five cents. forwarded to the R1PANS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

CONGRESS- NALL fef faps season. sss' Jun. u i il E 81:
L. Walton chief clerk at Continental Hotel Phil
al or q r. Hdlpin DruDrfetOr. Cape May.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
The Royal Palace.
City, N. J.

This new and superbiy appointed hotel ranks
with the largest and best on the Atlantic Coast
1t is located at the ocean END OF Pacific Ave.
and within 50 feet Of the beach and boardwalk.
The situation Is cool. quiet. picturesque and
delightful. Loo rooms with baths.
F. n. PIKE.
JAIso Prop'r OF the Hyseia Hotel. Old Point
Comfort, Val
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

Wanted--A case OF bad health
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not ben.
efft. One gives relief. No mat
ter what's the matter. one viii
do You good. A cure may re-
suit II directions are followed.
They bsnish poin. induce sleep.
prolong life: Sold at all drug
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20
SUMMER RESORTS.

Full particulars concerning all Summer
Resorts supplied. Circulars, booklets and
varied Information of Hotels and Resorts
may be had at The Republics Information
Bureau. Services Of the Bureau absolutely
free
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-20

AVERY BE- ACH HOTEL,
South Haveo, Mich
The most charming resort on Lake
Michigan. Enlarged and improved. Accom-
modations for 500 guests. Delightful eli.
mate Safe Bathing. Excellent Sailing.
Rates, 5000 to 1890 Per Week.
Write for Booklet.