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La Junta tribune., 1901-11-09
,oeA, AND rss.osA, TESS.

Buckley and Hart have list oil
bargains" in homes. Look al
them.
K. A. Steen went to Pueblo on
the noon train Thursday on busi-
ness.
The Walk-Over shoes for men,
So. SO and $500. Try them. Al
Hawkins.
Losr-A bunch OF keys Pa ler
please return to N. S. Larsen and
receive reward.
: Stark & Co, have big line of
new and secondhand stoves the,
are selling cheap.
"The Two Merry Tramps" do
not come alone, but will bring Is
other comedians with them.
WANrEp-Cases of nursing b,
lady of experience. Inquire OF
Paul Baker, block east OF jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Watts left
last Tuesday for Beloit. Kan, te
visit relatives for about ten days.
H. f Bird, the Santa Fe store
keeper, went to Topeka on No. 2
| "Wednesday night. on official bust.
ness.
The county commissioners con
vened Thursday morning and ar.
still in session passing upon elec
tion bills.
'.lts all for Laughter" is tn.
maxim OF "The Two Merry
Tramps" who will appear in on
city soon.
Master Mechanic and Mrs. C.
M. Taylor left last Wednesda,
morning for Ration, N. NJ, to re-,
side permanently.
Did you look over the list
houses and lots, offered by Buckle,
& Hart1 You had better buy nov
before prices advance.
The La Junta Hardware Com
pany will move into the north stor,
room of the Sherman Winters
block in the near future.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dy eing. First class work (;
prices reasonable; give us trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
MIR. lrvan kiser and Miss Fan
ME Conley were married at the
Presbyterian Manse on November
I'D, by Rev. DR.. Coltman.
Frank UT, marshal of Sugar
City, who was elected constable
by a majority of five votes, was a
county seat visitor Thursday.
F. F. Turley & Son expect to
be located in their new and elegant
quarters in the Sherman Winters
block about the 18th instant.
Mrs. Susan Dubree, who has
been visiting in Pennsylvania and
| New York for several months. re.
turned last Saturday to reside per
manently in La Jnnta.
Mrs. III. Beggs and children left
last Wednesday morning for Ration,
N. NJ, to join Mr.. Beggs, who is
now located there as chief clerk tc
Master Mechanic Taylor.
The alarm of fire last Wednes-
day morning about O'Clock was
occasioned by an incipient blaze
in the oil room adjoining the Santa
Fe store house. The damage was
sligh..
The Four Gee EN- Club occu.
pied all the boxes at the La Junta
Theatre Thursday night on the
occasion of the presentation ol
"Finnegan's Ball" All the male
members of the company are
Eagles.
4 9. +. Munsell, of Beaver City,
I Neb.. and A. w. Newman, oi
Wichita, Kan, leave here for Salt
Lake City, Utah, where they will
engage in the livery business, each
being old liverymen. The TRIBUNE
joins with their many friends in
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-09


i For monuments and tombstones
see ohm I. Russell.
Go to Stark & Co., to sell your
second hand furniture.
Judge e. w. Parker was over
/ from Olney Thursday.
| q. s. Thompson, undertaken and
Iembalmer. Phone No. 2I-s.
Money for city or farm loans on
teasy terms. Inquire ". X. Gibson.
| Hon. r. w. Patterson las gone
so Arkansas and T,Nas Tor a
jmonth's vacation.
A United States recruiting Of
hce has been opened in the north
Istore room of the new opera house
block.
4 The district court will convene
next Monday morning for the
~ X uidi iuii tc''h, WIN jup6S
IDIxon on the bench.
| A. K. Eaton left last Saturday
morning for San Diego, Cal, to
| JOIN his wife who has been located
Ithere for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Wonderly
returned home yesterday morning
from Dayton, Ohio, where they
have been visiting relatives.
SrRAyEp-Buckskin mare, dark
l9nane and tail, figure S on hind
| eg, saddle and bride. Leave in
ormation at this Office, or at A. +.
Reynolds ranch.
The superintendent, trainmaster
ind despatcheIs expect to be re
moved to Dodge City about tn.
IL 5th instant At least this is the
liatest rumor in circulation.
Usual preaching services at the
Methodist church Sunday morn
llng and evening, by the pastor,
Rev. Kenneth Money. Evening
subject, christian Citizenship.
All cordially invited.
Regular services at the Baptist
church, Sunday, by the pastor,
Rev. S. X. Wood, morning sub
ect, 1.-The Good Old Times.
Evening subject, "What is Your
Soul Worth2" Bible school at
10 a. m. Communion at morning
service.
All services as usual at the
Christian church on Sunday. The
subject of the morning sermon will
be "The Waiting Harvest. That
of the evening termon, "Fruit
Bearing" The. evening sermon
will be especially helpful TO young
people. Place, Woodruff hall. All
are welcome.
The pastor, Rev. Robt Colt
man, will preach at the Presby-
terian church at ! 1 a. m and 7:3o
p. m. Everybody cordially wei
coined. Strangers and visitors
are requested to place their cards
on the offering plates that the
pastor may call upon them at
their residences.
The ladies Of this town are to be
congratulated upon the opportun-
ity to buy right here at home the
most stylish and durable cloaks
and suits made in this country.
The Wooltex garments on sale at
Kendall's are made of scientifically
tested cloths and Innings so that
satisfaction to the wearer is guar
anteed. The styles are most at
tractive, as all agree who have
seen the beautiful assortments at
Kendall's.
Last winter an infant child Of
mine had Group in violent form, +"
says Elder John w. Rogers. a
Christian Evangelist, OF Filley,
Mo. II gave her few doses of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
in a short time all danger was past
and the child recovered" This
remedy not only cures Group, but
when given as soon as the first
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-07
THE HOME SOLD CURE.
Drunkards Are Being Cured Daily
in Spite Of Themselves.
An Ingenious Treatment by Which
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening
Of the Nerves. A Pleasant and
Positive Cure for the Liquor
Habit.

1t is now generally known and I'M
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WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBANDS
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Dental
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-07
lawn Social.

The Epworth League OF the NJ. E.
church south, win give lawn so
cial on the lawn, next Tuesday night.
A sale of boxes, the contents OF
which are unknown, will be held and
q photograph concert win be given.
Ice cream, sherbert and cake will be
served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-07

Mr.. G. A. Stillman, a merchant OF
Tampico, Ill., writes; "FoIey's Kidney
Cure is meeting with wonderful sue
cess. It has cured some cases here
that physicians pronounced incurable.
myself am able to testify to its mer-
its. My face today is a living picture
of health and Foley's Kidney Cure
has made it such"
J. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-07
UTILIZATION OF "DITToEs."
Tommy's simplifeatlon of the Job Of
Writing a Family Letter.

Tommy was much interested in
hearing for the ilrst time in his Ian
guage lesson the other day about a
pair of little dots that the teacher said
meant ditto" How his soul-a curl
GUS mixture Of laziness and thrift
thrilled at learning that If he were to
write "a cat" or "ave boys" or $40"
on one line, and wanted to repeat the
same words or figures on the next
line, all he had to do, instead Of writ
Ing the words in full, was to put the
ditto marks, and everybody would
know il was "a cat, or "fve boys"
or $50" (aE the case might be- that
was meant. Some time after this
Tommy, while away on a visit. had oc-
easion 70 write home. He simpllhed
the hated task by turning his latest
knowledge TO account
The letter looked like a literary
polka-dot
Dear father" It began:
Il hope you are well.
mother Is
sister
" Dick
grandma
wish you we're here.
mother was
grandma
Dick
sister
you would send me some
money. Your affectionate son,
Tom"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-04
KrOnika miejscOwa
Ma ZlOt.

Do Pittsburgh ma zlot Sokolstwa
wyjechali panowie: j. Chrzanow-
ski, w. Szymanski, f. Reichel, X.
Witkowski w. Raiski, jake pred
stawiciele Wydzialu Zwiazku So
koiow Polskich. Procz mich wy
jechaio na zlot z Chicago i South
Chicago do dwudziestu dzielnych
sokoiow. Zyczymy i'm, ably powr6-
Gill z n%agrodami,
Pikniki.
w zesziq niedziele urzadzone
pikniki. jak Zwiazku Spiewak6w,
Gminy Polskiej, tow. i'm. Adama
Nickiewicza i innych udaiy sic
Inakomicie. choc upal panowal ME-
zrosny, dochodzii BOWEN do 81
stopni.
u Ma pOmnik.
Przypominamy. re tow. Listopa-
dowS gr. 3lS II. n. p. urzqdza W
niedlele, dnia ll-go sierpnia, wiel-
ki piknik W nowym parku, Schrei-
ner's Grove. Ma 40-ej ave. Polowa
czystego docholu przeznaczona jest
ma pomnik Kosciuszki. Towarzy-
stwo postanowilo zaprosic IA ten
piknik toVarzystwa sokole i spie-
wackie, by przyjely udziai W uroz-
maiceniu programu Zabawy. Many
nadzieje, re i komitet pomnika
Kosciuszki przyiozy starah, ably
piknik udal sic jaknajlepiej, boo
zyska ma TEN sprawl pomnika.
Losoudnie bicyL;H.
Zawiadamiamy osoby intereso-
wane, re dnia l b. III. odbylo sic W
hall Nalepihskiego rozlosowanie
dwoch bicykli i re billet No. Is wy
grail bicykl damski a No. So - BIZ
cykl mezki.
.Slub.
Pan Wiadyslaw Tobinski, zaslu-
zony amator i rezyser naszych
przedstawien teatralnych, porzucif
stan kawalerski i poJqt "a malzonke
panne Kazimiere Budzbanowska,
corke Andrzeja i Teofili Budzba-
nowskich Z st. Joseph, Mich. Stub
odbyi sic W srode W kosciele kato-
lickim W st. Joseph, Mich, gdzie
ks. +. Wojtalewicz polaczyf mloda
pare. Zyczymy jej ~szczescia i po-
myslnosci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-04

w. Jab{ohski, sekr.; A. Kowalew-
ski, wicesekr.; p. Wirzelewski, ka-
sjer; J. Wieckowski, J. Mirzejew-
ski j w. Hryszko, opiekunowie ka-
sy; J. Snarski j X. Dull, oPiekuno-
vie c~horych; Boil. Pietruszkiewicz,
odzwierny.
Or. $50 10 BrOOklynie.
Zawiadamiam czionk6w or. $50,
IL przyszie posiedzenie, ktore odbe-
die sic dnia 10 lipca r. b., o godz.
S wieczor, ma sail zwykiych posie-
dzeh - jest nadzwyczajne. Kazdy
~ozionek obowiazauy pod kara 25 ct.
bye ~obecnym. Przytem n~admieniam,
re cz3onek zalegiy w podatku VIE
Gel jak "a miesiqc, a IA ten posie-
dzeniu ME uisci sic, to beg zadne
dalszej prolongacji zostanie suspen-
dowany.- Fr. Pujdak, sekr.
Or. 1872 10 Pullman, IN.
Stanis{aw Mixtacki, sekretarz pro.
tokoiowy tow sw. Stanisiawa Kost-
Xxi, grupy 1872 W Pullman, Ill. miesz-
ka obecnie: III. Is. Room "a, Pull
man, Ill.
Gr. SIS 10 Monnf Pleasant, Pa.
Zawiadamiam braci zwiazkowc0w
CT. IS, IL cd dnia l6 czerwca r. b.
ME odbieram zadnych pieniedzy Tub
czekow z poczty Ia posmiertne Tub
jakakolwiek wp&ate do towarzystwa
Tub Zwiazku, a kt6ry z czlonkow ma
co ~przeciwko mnie, niechaj sic stawi
ma przyszie posiedzenie dnia 2l-go
lipca T. b. Ig. Miekus, sekr.
Or. SO 10 Chicago.
Ma posiedzeniu nadzwyczajnem
tow. CIV. Puiaskiego, odbytem ma
dniu % czerwca, zostal Franciszek
Migalski obrany sekretarzem fnan-
sowym. a zatem wszelkie kores.
pondencje, tyczace sic tego iowa
rzystwa, nalezy adresowac: Franci-
seek Migalski, II Marion Court,
Chicago.
Or. III 40 Chicago.
Zawiadamiam czionkow tow. A
gatona Gillera, gr. Ill i cz}onkow
tow. Boil. Chrobrego, or. 26S Il. N.
r., IL zmieniiem pomieszkanie z 450I
n. Hermitage ave. ma 8 Raymond
str. y zatem wszelkie korespon-
dencje, tyczace sic wyzej wymienio-
nych grup, szczegolnie W sprawach
finansowych nalezy adresowa6: A.
Zuohelkowski, 8 Raymond str.
Or. 139 m BuGalo.
Z~awiadamiam czionkow OR. 139,
70 W niedziele, dnia Z lipca, O godz.
Lbs, obowiazani So stawiG sic do
wymarszu ma pink, kt6ry sic odbe-
die W Teutonia parku. Nieobec-
nose bedzie uwazana jake niesprzy-
JAMIE Stowarzyszeniu Budowy Do
mu Polskiego W Buffalo, ma ktorego
korzysc ia zabawa sic odbywa.- A.
Radecki, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-04
WiadOmOSci ZwiaZkOWe.
Or. 11S 10 ST. Joseph, No.

Or. rs 10 ST. Joseph, No.
Grupa lis W St. Joseph, Mo. L..
n. L. uchwali{a ma regularnem po-
s~iedzeniu, dnia Is czerwca, ze kazdy
czlonek powinien sic stawi6 ma kaz.
de posiedzenie, a jezeli sic ME stawi,
bedzie karany. Zawiadamiam tez
~czsonkow, ably sic ME ociagali z
assesmentem, i~naczej beda suspen-
dowani, DO ME MONA placic "a kaz-
diego z kasy t~owarzystwa. Jakob
Pyszora, sekr.
CIR. 245 10 Chicago.
Tow. Krakusow sw.' Grzegorza OF.
245 Il. n. Il. obra{o ma rocznem DO
siedzeniu dnia 2 czerwca T. b., nova
administracje jak mast: F. Baloer,
prezes; ]. K~luczyhski, wiceprezes;
j. Opalewski, sekr. prot; ]. Kacz-
marek, sekr. fin; A. G6recki, ka-
sjer; A. Piaczek, w. Bak T. Opa-
lewski, rada gospodarcza. J. Ma
wrocki, do choragwi koscielnej; j..
Swiatkowski, do choragwi narodo-
wei. Szarza oficerska: Ig. Krauze,
kapitan; J. Czajka, I-szy Officer; 4.
Opalewski, lI-gi officer; A. Sedzi-
kowski I-szy podofcer; Max Rit-
lewski II-gi podoficer.-J. Opalew-
ski. sekr. prot, 7O2 w. 18th st.
CIR. 266 10 Frdnkford Filad., Pa.
Grupa 266 W frankfort, zmieni{a
ma posiedzeniu dnia 10 czerwca hale
posiedzef zpod N. 2302 Orthodox
ul. pod n. 1923 Melrose str NJ.
Zajdowicz, sekr.
Or. 33S 10 Mdnayunk, Pa.
Zawiadamiam CA. gr. 338 W Ma
nayunk, Pa, ably kazdy czionek do
reczyl ma posiedzeniu II lipca zmia-
NY, jake EASILY W adresach oraz da-
to wstepu do Zwiazku i miejscowosG
urodzenia swego jak j zony, jezeli
nalezy do Zwiazku. - FIR. Roma
nowski, sekr. I'm.
CIR. 81 10 Plymouth, Pa.
Grupa 34l tow. sw. ~Szczepana ma
rocznem posiedzeniu obralo nastepu-
jaca administracje ma T. b.: r. Ko-
pioki, prezes; l.. Witkowski, vice.
prezes; A. Romanowicz, sekr.' fin.
M. Nazewski, sekr. prot; M. Rum
nihski, kasjer; A. Milewski j A. Kol-
czyhski, opiekunowie kasy; Jgnacy
Goldschmid A. Warmihski, opie.
kunowie ohorych. w. Bujanowski,
m~arsza,ek; j. Kowalewski, chorazy;
A. Dzierzyhski, odzwierny. Regu-
larne posiedzenia odbywsja sic W
kszda trzecia niedziele pc pierw-
Sym kazdego miesiaca. o godzinie
wpo1 do pierwszej pc po}udniu.-A.
Romanowicz, sekr.
Or. $50 20 WiIkeson, Wash.
Zsrzad nowy or. $50: FIR. Cicby,
c-a,a.. I. W~ilczawski- vioanrezaa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-04
Rome ~Organizacje.

Zwiazek Sokofow Polskich W Amery.
ce K. w. Reichel, sekrstarz, SO Park
b., Chicago.
Zwiazek MfodEie,y Polskiej " Amery.
&c. JoIef Hertmanowicz, sekr. 40
Augusta St, Chicago.
Towsrzystwo Centrslne Polek.- Kon.
stanc1a Bytohska, sekr, SO7 b. Ashland
ave Chicago.
Klub Pstrjotyczny Polek.- PeIagia
Majewska, sekr. 1l1S N. Rockwell street,
Chicago.
Zwiazek Polek W Stanach Zjedn. Am.
Pofn. sekretarka l.. Wofowska, $50
w. 18th str, Chicago, III.
Tow. Polek Gwiazds Zwycieztwa No. I
- Anna Neuman, sekretarka, 62s N
Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
zwiszek spiewak6w Polskich v Anne.
ryce. - Sekr. +. L. GwiEdsfa, p. o., Bay
City, Mich.
Tow. Polsko. Litewskie ,,Unia Lubel.
ska. +. Byllnski, sekr., 7O3 w. 18th
Place, Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-04
czy A. 6. Groblewski,

aptekarz j fabryksnt PIP olskich Le-
karstw", z Plymouth, Pa. jest oso-
bisoie znany Tub ME - to rzecz
mniejsza. Lecz fakt, re leki jego,
a osobliwie ,,~Zmijecznik" ,,Egiu-
tero" No. J.. 50 najlepszem i najsku-
teczniejszem lekarstwem W swiecie
ma Dol giowy, ~reumatyzm, choroby
zosadka i krwi to jest rzecz wick
szej wagi. mad kt6ra kazdy sic Ia
stanowic powinien. Sa IA to tysia-
ce dowodow cd ludzi takich, kt6rzy
ulgi nigdzie, nawet u najlepszych
doktorow znaleSc ME mogli.
Zapytajcie sic o ME u swoich
~sztornikow lub tez pis zcie wprost do
ALBERT q. GrOblewSki,
Aptekarz,
Ill Main ST., Plymouth, Pa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-06
AT HONOLULU

The above Company will buy, lease,
or sell lands In all parts OF the Ha-
waiian Islands, and also has houses In
the city OF Honolulu for rent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-06
PRIMO BEER WAS
NEY'S WATERLOO
The BaiIiff and Two BeiIigerent
Pakes Furnished Fun in
Police Court.

Emil Ney, who alleges that he is a
descendant of Napoleon's favOrite mar
shall. occupied space on the mourners
bench in the District Court yesterday.
He was charged with drunkenness.
Emil Ney." shouted the officer of the
court. but the bibulous bailiff remained
seated, and it took gentle urging on the
part of the clerk of the court to make
him stand up.
Guilty or not guilty. asked he
court
Dunno" said Ney in WOODY voice
may have been. Had "A drink or two
exclusion of duty-ain't goin' to fine me.
are yer-uncle wasser great man.
Two dollars and costs. Mr. Ney," COO
ed the judge.
Ney PUNCHED up the 81 but SHE'D at the
costs. When pressed he coughed up the
needful. but threatened TO fire everyone
in the court room out of their Jobs.
The cases against All Sin and All Sang
charged with assault and battery on An
kim were nolle pros'd. and the parties
left the court On the stairway All Sang
and All Kim came together and fought
a lively round. II sounded in court as II
a seismic disturbance was in progress
and the occupants of the court room
rushed out heller SHELTER TO find out W"o
was being killed.
Bring en- up here" roarcd Judge
Wilcox: and presently the two heilseT-
eut pakes were brought before him.
"Forty-eight hours each for contempt
Of court quoth he: and I'm sorry J
can't give you hard labor. so thai you
might exhaust some of your superhu"uS
energy in a good cause.
The Chun Yee libel case was passed
along to Judge Dickey.
DR.. Winslow being still too unweH 10
appear in court the assault and battery
case pending against him was continued
until moved on.
John Callahan. charged with vaErancy.
and who is looking Tor ship 70 trans
mort him 10 a more conEenial CLINE. was
remanded indefinitely. and will be aided
and abetted by the police department. IN
his search for a short handed g'llleon
KaIua and Hattie Harimea, native
ladies with a past were arra-gued on
charge Of vagrancy. II seems that dur
ing a raid on Russian Franks den
defendants suffered 10y not being good
runners. and fen into the hands OF the
,olice. During the excitement of the
raid two men made good their escape
from the joint one of whom Is prom
iusnt public official. A warrant viii not
be issued for his arrest
Louisa. "a Porto RiCan wahine gathered
i'm with Hattie and Kalua, was remand
ed until today. on account OF The lack OF
an interpreter.
An Nj received months impriSon-
menr for striking and beating one 4.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-06

Kahalehauila without authority. justif-
cation or cause.
Hong Choy will spend Christmas and
New Years Day on the reef. The
charge against him was vagrancy He
told the judge that he had been looking
for work.
well, we will facilitate your search. -
remarked Judge Wilcox, as he accommo-
dated him with two months on the rock
pile.
Other cases dealt with were:
]. E. Kepipi, adultery, Nov. Z; V. S
Harris, carrying deadly weapon, nolle
pros'd: Townia, assault and battery on
Aea, Nov. z; LUX See Chin. Son Chong,
Tong Chow. assault and battery on ON
Ger All On, Nov. 6; John Sylvia, Ikeole
Henry Iva, assault and battery on A.
Kahalekauila. nolle pros'd; Jos. Kehipio
malicious injury, Nov. 6; J. Merberg
gross cheat, Nov. 8; Harry OIeson. Jack
Erickson, Herrickson, drunkenness, 3
and costs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-06
To BUILD
COTTAGES
MOana Hotel Will
Erect Two
Houses.
PLANS FOR THE
BUILDINGS MADE
Will Be Placed Back Toward
AinGhau on Cross Street and
Used for Help.

Bonds of the Moana Hotel Company
to the amount of 500, 900 have been is
sued and subscribed. The deed of trust
made to the Hawaiian Trust company
has been signed and delivered and the
securities are now in the market
This issue is made for the purpose Of
permitting the prosecution of improve
ments which have been contemplated
since the opening of the hotel. The first
of these will be the erection of two new
cottages, plans for which have been
made and are now ready for contrac-
tors. The buildings will be of two
stories in height and will be decora-
tive and Well finished in every respect.
The site chosen for the buildings is
in the rear Of the cemetery which lies
opposite to the hotel. On one lot is
placed the power house of the hotel and
across the small street or right of way,
lies the second lot. This is behind the
church. school house and cemetery, and
on the mauka front is Ainahau, the
home of Governor Cleghorn. The build
ings will front upon the street which
furnishes entrance to this estate, being
only a short distance from the main
house. In the buildings there will be
accommodations for sixty people.
The erection of these houses will per
init change which has been long in
contemplation by the management OF
the hotel That is the sending out OF
the main building of all of the help of
the hotel, so that the main structure
may be cleared for the use of guests
alone. This is done for the reason that
G4ere are many guests who want the
Ncr,- rooms set aside for help, indicating
that the management cannot find any
section which is really undesirable to
all the visitors to the hotel. The change
will put every room at the disposition
of the patrons of the hotel.
1t IS expected that construction upon
the new buildings will be commenced
very soon. so that the work may be
finished by the spring. The manage
ment has other improvements in con-
temptation and there will be no delay
in pushing them to rapid completion as
soon as the main enterprise Of the win
ter has been put through.