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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-27

her atmosphere.
"Yes; l suppose So" he assented
AT any rate, 1t is true what he says
about it being a sin in love to play al
fencing"
Nonsense. It is an absolute neces-
sity."
ITO fence in love?"
Eyes. Why. where would we be il
II was a matter Of straight cut and
thrust, and no fcints?"
eve might be happy"
1--WE would most probably be bank
rupt The sum and substance of a
/ love story is the fencing"
Love story? Oh. love story. Yes,
dare say it's eminently necessary.
Does 1t never strike you as cold-blood-
I'd, making copy out Of the most sa-
cred sensations Of the human heart"
''To tell the truth, the adicctives tor
ment me so that haven't time TO think
whether the sensations are sacred or
profane. know what mine generally
IRE by the time ] get the thing in
shape"
eyes; profanc."
"WclI In one SENSE" She admitted.
mot exactly wishing you could hire
man to swear but-tel me how do
you writers 90 to work on story"
"Oh, don't know. or course We
first create anatmosphrre.'
THAT means?"
"Why il means. II means that you
have TO satisfy your mind with the
matter you are going to work on and
get yourself into the mood you are
going to exploit. If you want to de-
pict a vicious character, you've got to
be vicious"
"For the time being. Ibegin to see.
Go on"
"Why there is nothing to 90 on.
That is all there is to it,"
Morris twisted his mustachc
thought'ully Hannah moved her seat
60 that She might watch the wind
tossed pines Really if ne expected to
reach home before the storm broke
he ought 10 goat once, she thought
But Morris showed no intentions Of
going lie was face TO face with an
uncertainty, and he meant to win out
or lose,
"Tcl' me more about your work. he
asked. 81 find II interesting"
There is nothing more to tell" she
insisted
There must be-" You have not told
me how you get up your characters.
DO you study them from life or mag
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Ladies. Library Benefit.

On Friday the Owl drug store
will donate all the proceeds from
the sales of their soda fountain,
intending the ice cream and all
rrire,n:i,"u1% c,.,jn"rted 'h"r''-
with. " til. Ladies' Library So
ciety. Nae proprieinr> OF ih"
scpre will furnish everything and
viii! pay All EXPENSES :" THAT AT!
the money Collected Oh Friday.
during the day and evening, VIII
be Just that much profit to the so
ciety. Select music Wlil be 1u'
ni>hed br orchestra and brass
band. This is Il worthy cause
and will be iiberally patronlzed
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
POISONING THE SYSTEM.

1t is through the bowels that
the body is cleansed OF impurl-
ties. Constipation keeps these
uoisuns in the system, causing
nead;che, dullness and meIan-
rholia at first, then unslghtly
4ruptions and finally serious i'll
ness unless q remedy is applied.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers pre-
vent this trouble by stimulating
the liver and promote easy.
Healthy action of the bowels
These little pills do not act vi"'
emily but by Strengthening tht
bowels enaole them to perform
their own work. Never grippe o'
distress. DR.. Terrv'S drugstore
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Servants Fight.
n Associated Press.

By Union A Associated Press.
Newport, r. L., July II. -
among servants OF a
fashionable. householder this
summer has taken serious turn.
Two servants in the famous man
sion of Edward Berwin, on Bell
view av., battled in pantry dur
ing Il dinner party. The second
butler, John Congreve, is dlsbS,
ured for life, and is lying dan,
gerously wounded and may die
Edward Morris, the butler :
helper assaulted him. Morris
is locked up awaiting Congreve :
injuries.
Great effort was eXerted t.
suppress the news; The commits
sioner of police Investigating lt
cal affairs was bribed to husl
, the matter up. A sensation
promised.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17

The Ladies Library society
extend YOU a cordial invitation to
visit the Owl drug store tomor-
rnw, Come early and stay long.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
A varv Rad Break.

A little girl who was the pei "1
the family once attended a s'ra"-
berry festival in the Vlclnlty ~
her home and began hoaStihS Oh
the manifold advantages oi pc
longing tc her family, managing
tohold her own against the vain
elories and ingenious dlsc"ulces
of her companions. They hao
gone from clothes TO personal APP
a,eareuces then to interior 1ufh-
i,hiuys aud finally brought up
at parental dignity.
The minister little girl boasteo
Every package that cores u
my papa is u a''kv'i u y.
can every package I'll .at corr =:
for my papa is n"rKcd M. -.
retortyd the dau yhler OF Il P.
sician Of the neigh boz hood.
Then came a tiN4 sAnrt OF con
tempt from the heroine Ct tn
anecdote: 'Huh, she exclaimed
"Fvery package that comes =
our house is marked G. .. u
There, now -,
And so it is my friends VIII
merchants who claim to Sc
cheaper than others. who do nc
nav cash for their goods and &c
,tn benefit OF cash discounts.
We buy for cash; our proht
areIas small as good buslnes
Judgment will allow, and you WI
,, tinc upcn investigation, II v"
1 are not al, eAdy aware OF It. ih'
5 the reputation of Eullins Bros
Lie ben, the old estabtlshed JeWe
!. er,, for reliability and integrlt
: is equal to any.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Summer complaint is unusu-

Summer complaint is unusu-
ally prevalent among children
this season. \ we'll developed
case in the writer's family was
cured last week by the timely
use of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy one
of the best patent medicines
manufactured and which is al
WAYS kept on hand at the home
of We scribe. This is not intend
ed as a free puff for the com
pany, who do not advertise With
us, but to benefit little sufferers
who may not be within easy &C
cess Of a physician. No family
should be without a bottle OF this
medicine in the house, especially
in sum mmer- time. Lansing, Iowa
} Journal. For sale by all drug
'glsts.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Nome IilAppenln3s.
interesting Items Concerning jennings
and the Neighboring Country.

Showery weather.
F. ]. frost of Port Arthur is
here today.
Fl. T. Folsom is a visitor from
Lincoln, Neb.
L. Delhommer is in town from
Crowley today.
Chas. Clerk is in the city to-
day from Mobile.
Nc. C. Kelly and wife OF Hous-
ton are here today.
NJ. Levy was here today from
! tho Crn> >"on' Tiiv.
II. Staffrr! w.> tn alrj'ni i'n;'i
| New York this "."rni"%.
- II. ;!a<p Of tinc:,;na'' ar
rived in th" city morning.
O. ?. Sicar, Of Milwan kee cams
into the city this morning,
James BradSh,w came IN TO-
CAV from the Crescent City.
.:ust,ve Uirich Of @lhicng' ar
rived IN the arly morning tram
Mrs. Bamso and son, arrive'
! this morning from De atur, II
D. T.. Swift & Lake ChHr'e
busin s~s man speu 'he day here
T g Embroidery club will NEE
with Mrs. L. w. Dalbey tom"t
row at; ernoon at ? o'clock.
O. S. Newell, representat:v
. of the Pullm III Car Com plnr
was a. visi ,or in town today.
Dr.. F. Fl. M',r'cal, manage
Of the . i:.tl On company cam
in from Beaumont this morning
EG. A. r. meet in their hall c
D. Saturday evening, July l9t
- .I.aee attend and assist IN tt
.uster. T.J. Woodworth, adjt.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Wei; Going Down.

Yesterday the new we'll OF the
Vinton Oil and Sulphur Co. was
begun about 800 yards from the
home of Hon. Aladdin Vincent, in
the Fifth ward. The company Is
after development Of their prop
erty, and it's managers are conf
dent they will find oil.-Press.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
,.,IE BEST LINIMENT FOR sTkA1Ns.

Mr.. T. Il. Wells, the merchant
at Deer Park, Long island, NY,
saws: 81 always recommend
Cham berlain's Pain Balm as the
hest liniment for strains. [ used
it last winter for a severe lame
ness in the side, resulting from
strain, und was greatly pleased
with the quick reliof "'' cure 1t
affected. For sa.y;,' I'LL a.r',:"
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Program.

Pf09f9m.
For the Farmers Institute 10
he held at Jennings, La, July %,
1892.
Stock ond Rice-growing, by Z.
H. Winn.
The discovery of oil: what it
has done and what it will do for
Jennings, by Alba Haywood.
Diversified farming, by W. 8.
Gillett.
Tue Importance of good roads
and bridges, G. F. Taylor.
Truck and fruit raising. A. l..
CLIFFORD.
Irrigation, S. l.. Cary.
The place the church anc
schools occupy in the develop
ment of a country, Rev. J. 3
Gonzales.
There will be some disting
uished speakers present from tn
state experimental station.
This will be a very importan
meeting to all farmers, and II l
hoped that large mum Der WI
be present to profit by the ea
periences Of others.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17

Bring your wife, intended
wife, your sweetheart or some
o,her gentleman's sweetheart to
the Owl drug store tomorrow.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Notice.

I have removed my office to
residence, cor. 4th and Cutting
avenue, near Christian church.
Please come to see me.
I'D. g. BROWN.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
..iberty Bell at Worlds Fair.

The Louisiana purchase exposl-
ton management have dter mined
to bring if possible, the old Lib
erty Bell from Philadelphia to
St. Louis for exhibition at the
Worlds Fairpn 1904. If the effort
is success fulit will be the first
visit to the territory west OF the
Mississippi river of this sacred
memento nf the early days OF
American Independence.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Meridian, Miss,
Wagner

Geo. H. Wagner, practical
piano builder. tuner and repair
er, will be in Jennings in about
ten days. Any one wishing any
work done, leave orders with Nj.
E. Hulburt. lO4 NV
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
200 Screen Doors

on hand. Made to Wear out Oi
best cypress lumber ul4u galvan
lied wire. Wiu~Ow screens Made
TO order. Pnore 103
12ltf 4. y. JAENKE.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17

Round trip summer tourist
tickets to the principal summer
resorts on sale via the Q. & e.
route from June 1st to Septem
Der 3O' 1902. Limiled to Oct. 81,
1902.
For information regarding
rates, ETC., address nearest ". q
G.. ticket office, or
+. w. BONDS.
T. p. A.,
Meridian. Miss.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
Land and Oil Matters and Corporation
Law.

Titles examined and Charters
drawn. Special facilities al LA he
1;h,rles and at Crowley for FURNISH
ing reliable abstracts Of the on Held
The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-17
r,. Hest PRESCRIPTION for Ma,ar..

Cnills and Fever is Il bottle OF @irove's
Tns1elass Chill Tonic. II is simply iron
and uuinine in tasteless form. NO
I,Dre. No PAY. Price soc.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
Falls Church News.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
FALLS CHURCH. Va, January IL, 1902.
Mr.. W. N. Lynch having declined to ae-
cept membership in the town council, to
which he was elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of DR.. T. C.
Quick. at the meeting Of the council Mon
day night Mr.. Ell ]. Northrup was elected.
He has not yet qualified.
Invitations have been issued by Mt. and
Mrs. s. E. Smith for the marriage of their
daughter Miss Margery Louise to Mr..
place at the Church Of the Holy Comforter,
Vienna. Tuesday evening. January 2s. at
6 o'clock.
Mr.. NJ E. Church has sold for Mrs Kate
T. Brown OF Washington her house and lot
On the corner of Washington and Great
Falls streets to DR.. T. c. Quick for 81 600.
Mr.. j. M. Thorne Is in Richmond in at
tendance at the state convention of the
The new house Of Mr.. Gordon Gott is
nearing completion.
The Alexandria County Publishing Asso-
citation has organized by the election Of
cure, secretary; Rein Darby, treasurer;
Frank Lyons. vice president and the fol-
lowing directors, in addition to the officers:
A. M. Lethrop, G. H. Rucker, ]. E. Glenn
ents, Sandal Mackey.
Rev. Robert Mc1nturff OF Accomac coun-
ty, who is visiting his cousin, Mr.. c. F.
McInturff, will occupy the pulpit of the
Baptist Church Sunday morning.
The Sunbeams of the Baptist Church gave
a sociable at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. j. Northrup last night and pleasant
time was spent by the children in games
and other amusements. Miss Emma Sea-
man and Miss Anna HID entertained with
solos.
The members Of the Christian Endeavor
Society will give a sociable tonight at the
home Of Miss Margaret Neurse.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
MIR. II. III. KoHLsA.T REriREs.
Succeeded on Chicago Rccord-Hersld
by MIR. r.. ID. Noyes.

ny uf. r. b Noyeb.
A dispatch from Chicago H.. yesterday
saws:
II. II. Eehlsast announces his retirement
from the editorial management Of the Rec
ord-Heraid. and thereby terminates hi.
career as an editor. His abandonment es
the editorial pen for commercial life ma fis
another important change I'm the Chicago
newspaper field.
That Mr.. kohlsaat stin retains his dnan-
cial interest in the paper is shown by tho
editorial announcement which will head
the editorial page tomorrow morning. ana
which reads:
With this issue of the Record Herald Z
wish to announce that 4 have turned over
its editorship and entire business manage
nent to Frank B. Moves. who as publisher
has been associated with me since the con-
soiidation of the two papers last April
BY this step 1 seek release from thoss
exacting duties which for seven years have
engrossed my time, to the neglect of other
matters and interests which now demand
q large share of my personal attention.
II shall still retain close and intimate re-
lations with the Record-He as presi-
dent of the company and owner OF over -
per cent OF it's stock.
1T is source OF the greatest satisfae-
ton TO me TO be able TO commend Ne
Noyes TO the good viii and confidence
which have been so generously and loyallr
extended to me. 1 could not attest nv owa
high apprecia ton of his sterling worth
more unequivocaily than by the great truxt
which hereby surrender into hts hands,
"H. Ii. KoHISAAT,"
Evening star., 1902-01-17
Boyd's ana Vicinity.


BoYD's. Nd, January 18, 1902
Mr. John Snider, farmer OF the vicinity
OF Germantown. this county, lost draft
horse yesterday afternoon as q result Of q
runaway. The animal was valued at $2o0
Mr.. Snider's employees were hauling ice
with q four-horse team. and one Of the
horses became frightened at some object
near the road, and started to run, soon
leading the others on, when suddenly the
tongue ct the wagon snapped OF and ran
through the body OF one OF the horses. kill
ing 1t Instantly. The wagon was badly
damaged and the other three horses were
slightly bruised.
Mr. ignatius B. Reid Of this town, rail-
road contractor. left for Clifton, Va, yes
terday, where he iiaS gone to act as gen.
eral foreman for Stewart b Jones, fata.
road contractors. who have contracted to
double track q portion OF the Southern rail-
road near that placs.
James Walton. the popular young brake
man who has been running on the Wash
ington and Frederick accommodation train
for the past few years, died at the Provi-
dence Hospital In Warrington few days
ago, and his remains were sent to Capron
Va. his former home, where they were In.
TERED Wednesday. Walton died from ty-
hoid-pneu1nonihs with which he Wes
STRICKEN about ten Gays age. YounR Wal.
ton was married and hta wife and aeyernI
children survive him.
Mrs. JamAB 3. Williams p{ this town IN
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Geerge r. Pol,
look, on 10th street northwest, Eashtnrton
D. e. She will spend several weeks there
and WIZ visit number OF her relatives.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
uNnERTAKKRs
UN0ERTAKER8.
w. R. Speare,
Undertaken s. Efnbalnner.
$40 STREET NORTHWEST.
Everything strictly sAfst- class and on the most
reasonable terms. Telephone caH 80. Ja7-f0.tf
hAURE1s Md, NEWS.
Protest Filed AgainAt Proposed Ex-
tensiOn OF Carroll Avenue.
Special Correspondence Of The EEeaiag STAR
NEWS


Protest Filed AgainAt Proposed Ex-
Tension OF Carroll Avenue.
Special Correspondents Of The Eseaiag Star.
LAUREL Md, January II, 1902.
A protest was presented to the town
council OF Laurel at recent meeting
against the proposed extension OF Carroll
avenue to the vicinity OF the Baltaznors aud
Ohio railroad The proposed work would
lengthen the street by about two squares.
Attached to the protest are the signatures
of all but one or two OF the property own
ers whose land abuts on tae contemplated
extension. The 18th OF this month was the
limit set by the town council for the dling
OF protests against 1t.
There seems to be an impression anon.
the parties who entered the protest that
the object for the opening OF that 1aersusA-
fare was to ultimately provide q Nay Ger the
construction OF q switch from the Ba1ta.
more aAd Ohio railF0ad, the tracks Of
which would occupy the opeHed street as
Tar as the electric Hight plaRt. The build-
ing OF Just such a switch was contemplated
when the electric light plant was chosen
fpr the location Of the pumping station for
the local water works xy4tein. The object
was TO provide q means fer the savinE OF
funds with respect to the hauling OF coal
to the power station which r. to supply the
energy tor the water system and also the
electric Hight plant
Some OF the parties In accord with the
protest characterize the proposea constrlc-
Evening star., 1902-01-17
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY
montgomery Couaty's Representatiye.
Fare Well i'm Legislature

SpAciai toffesi oedt Afe OF The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, January l6. 1902.
Montgomery ceuntys representa- tfyes I'm
the legislature fared very well in the COM
mittee assignments which have Just been
announced. In the house Mr. Johnston is
chairman Of the committee on engrossed
bills and is a member of the committees on
Judiciary, corporations and insolvency; Mr.
Robertson is chairman of committee on re-
valuation and assessment, and is on COM
mittees Of temperance and internal i'm
proyement: Mr.. Seliman is on the WAYS and
means, roads and highways. civil service
reform and public records committees and
Mr.. Benson on committees on agriculture
claims, hygiene and militia Senator Jones
is chairman Of the finance committee and is
q member Of committee on rules
Mr.. Frederick Benjamin johnson of Nora,
Ind. and Miss Laura D. Stevens of Barnes
Vile, this county, were married here this
morning by Rev. G. Dorsey White, pastor
of the NJ. 4. Church Ss;;;;ta. The ceremony
was performed at the Methodist parsonage
In the presence Of two friends Of the young
couple.
Mr. Edward W. Byrn of Washington has
purchased the Graeves property at Sligo,
this county, for 5000. The property COM
sists OF several buildings and about ten
acres OF land. 1t Is understood to be Mr..
dences-one for himself and the other for
a daughter.
The board Of directars Of the Montsomerz
County Agricultural Society has selected
September 2, 3, and as the dates for
the next annual exhibition of the saci.st.-
and has chosen Mr.. John H. Gassawax.
vice president Of thessociety, as a deleeate
to the meeting TO organize a state agri-
cultural association Tor the benefit of the
fairs Of the state.
Mrs. Cecilia 8. Jones, widow of Samuel
Jones and daughter OF Mrs. Margaret
Kigour, died about noon today at her home
near Glen, this county. aged about sixty
ave years. She had been III of an affection
Of the throat for some time. but her death
was unexpected and Is understood TO have
been caused by heart failure. She leaves
the following children: Samuel N. Jones
Of Baltimore, William X Jones and Miss
Margaret Jones Of this county and Mrs
Albert Alder Of Virginia Deceased was a
sister or Col William Kiigour and Aiexan-
aer Kilgour Of this town.
Miss Mamie Moore-ef winchester. Va, Is
. guest at the corcoran Hotel at this place.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
FIERCE BATTLE UNpEw cnou>B,
Gold Ore Thieves aad Mine Guards
Have q Fight.

A dispatch from Victor, Colo. yesterday
says: A desperate hattie 400 feet under
ground between ore thieves and officers
and trusted employees occurred in the Ik-
dependence. on Battle Mountain, today.
Between fifty and seventy-five shots wers
exchanged between the opposing parties.
Lee Glockner. a member of the company's
force. was shot twice, but not seriously ia-
iured.
The fight was most determined. but the
thieves finally gained the upper hand aaa
forced the company men to retreat tOwsra
the big shaft, giving the thieves an op-
portunity to escape. The management of
Stratton's Independence Company OF Lon
don. Eaglend. which owns the Independ-
ence mine has been aware fer a long tiusa
that rich deposits of sylyanite in the misc
were being Systematically robbed. the
stealihgs amounting to thousands of doi-
lars a month Detectives were enpiayrl
and ID IL said the thieves were detected a
the act OF ioetiug rich seam OF ore They
escaped through the underground working
connected with an adjoifiing property.
Evening star., 1902-01-17

ton OF the switch as an outrage. They de-
clare that the section of the town f.
voIved in the matter is one of the ~ ~..,o..
residential sections, and such" o,str',o
ton would disfigure it bey~,5 ranoir
Mr.. Harry Pheln~ entertained a large
IIl numoer VI t!is friends at his home here
w w eaiiesoaS night at a smoker given in
ae monor =. his twenty-frst birthday anniver-
sa' .. Quite number of the participants
Of the evenings enjoyments were from Bal
timore and Washington. At late hour a
collation. was served the guests. assisting
Mrs. Phelps were Miss Eva Phelps and
Miss Edna BeAll
Evening star., 1902-01-17

The German meteorologlsts, Bersou ana
Elias. matte balloon voyage cf 0Qe mIles
IN twenty mine hours. They landed In PAL
tara, Russia.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO.
Potomac River Reute-Winter Schedule
On and after December 26 the steamer Potomac
Will leave 7th st. wharf every Thursday at 4 Dm
for Baltimore and river landings returning leaves
Baltimore. pier No: o. Light st, every Tuesday ut
8 pm, arriving In Washington early THURSDAY
mornings All river freight must be prepaid Bal
ttmore, Philadelphia and New York freight SO.
lcited. Accommodation for passengers strictly
frst-class STEPHENSON & BRO, Agts. Teie-
phone Main 745. de26-tf II
e s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE co
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDiNGS.
STEAMER HARRY RANDAiA.--Monday and
Wednesday at pm. FOR Colonial Beach, Colton,s
and intermediate landings, and landings 10 Wicom.
leo river and st. Clements bay, Md, and Nomini
and Lower Machodec creeks, Va. Saturlays al
Am. for Colonial Beach and intermediate iandinrs
and Bushwo0d. Rock Point, Colton's, Currfoman
and landings In Nomini creek.
Also Brents and Chapel Point, SATURDAYS down
United STATES MAIL ROUTE.
WASHINGTON. d. c., TO GLYMOET Nd
and intermediate landings
The STEAMER ESTEIlLE RANDALL-Daiiy, an.
eept Sunday. 9:30 am. Returning about $3.50 p.m.
Passenger accommodations nrst-class Frelghf re.
ceiyed until the hour OF sailing.
E. 3. RANDALL. Manager, phone 17e5. GEO.
O. CARPlNTER;, General Agent. Washington,
Andria. phone 60 oc8-tf, ,S
Evening star., 1902-01-17

PARI - MARLBOROUGH PARLof,s LONDON.
hI2 81 NV Experts In halrdressing sraln
aAd facial euiturr- Saampooing manicurias soc
ter 81 20 'Imperiel uIair eegenerater' an.
ki'eu- de20-f, m IS ,20t
Evening star., 1902-01-17
OCEAN TRAVEL.

CLARK'S CRUISE OF THE CELTIC
THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD.
THE TH Mediterranean AANNppOrient
FkBhu AIRY TO APRIL %, 1902, "A DAYS,
COSTING ONLY $4e0 AND Up Some choice
berths left at $3.50 and up
First class. including Shore Excursions, Gnides
Fees Hotels, Drives, &c The cheapest and most
attractive trips, leaving the e. s. this Winter COW
ering the most ground and affording most sight
seeing. .-eA'
The magnificent White Star Line new twtn,screx
steamer Celtic" CO. $50 tens). floating palace
specially chartered for the round trip Length 7Oo
feet; breadth. IS feet; nine decks S3 single rooms
SPECIAL FEATGRES.- Madeira. Algiers, Malta.
stantihopie, Athens, Rome the Riviera &c. a
course OF eight lectures Tickets good to stop over
'.Mafeetfe." &c N'
Evening star., 1902-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE NORTH CAROLINA HOT SPRINGS.
Asheviiie Plateau.
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
Hot Springs N. c.
New ownership: new Infringement; remodeled. re.
fitted; In beautiful mountafn-locked park Hot
mineral baths and drinking waters. Dry. braclng
climate Grand scenery. Orchestra. Swimming
pool Golf, Tennis, Bowling, Livery. Booklets
mailed HOWELL COBB, Prop. ja9-28t-lo