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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-19
Spring Medicine

There is no other season when good
medicine 10 so much needed as in the
Spring.
The blood is impure, weak and
impoverished--a condition indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on the
face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss Of appetite, lack Of strength, and
want OF animation.
Hoods Cdrsdpdriii0
and Pills
Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
Hoods Sarsapsriila has been used In
our family for some time, and always with
good results. Last spring I was all run
down and got bottle Of 1t, and as usual
received great benefit" MISS BEuLAH
BoYcE, stowe, W. "
Hoods earsaparlIia promises 70
cure and keeps the promise.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

wife. Trials for witchcrafI, together with many
curious wills make the trip well worth taking.
AT Oceana stands the Eastern Shore Chapel, built
in 1854. on the foundation of wooden chapel of
which the earliest existing record is that it was
repaired in 1923. Numerous mounds and sand forts
tacks of the Indians frequent intervals.
AT the head of Lynn Haven Bay the site of the
ducking stool. used to punish the scolding
shrew and convicted witch, can be by the
curious. Quaint windmills for grinding corn, which
have withstood the weather of a century and
half. still stand in perfect condition.
The Princess Anne Hotel is the principal Cle at
virginia Beach. 1t has just been enlarged, rettted
and redecorated. 1t is a modern structure, main
tanned in the best style, and stands within few
hundred feet of the surf l. is built with graceful
architecture with broad verdndas without and
coInInodlouS ballroom. and numerous bedrooms.
with private baths, furnished in luxury and
lori. Ihe dining room is a model of beauty. and
the sun parlors fronting the afford
maSnlfcent marine view, while the large fireplace
IN the rotunda of the hotel whose andirons filled
with immense logs affords hOspitable comfort to
those around it. The hotel is steam heated and
electric lighted
The Atlantic Hotel. scarcely less imposing than
Its larger neishbor, the Princess Anne is also mod
ern In all Its appointments. and is lighted with cleo
trlcity, has steam heat, baths, elevators and per-
rect service attached to it, and lighthouses
use OF its guests.
In addition to the hotels there are number of
boarding cottages. All of these are comparatively
throughout with a view to the comfort of the
guests. - "
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the atmosphere is different possible from
that of the coast. The average temperature is
about two degrees lower than along the seaboard.
but the comparative d-yness Of the air and the
freedom from the cold blasts of winter combine to
render the climate perfection.
Summervllle has churches representing all re-
liglous denominations, and good schools stores
and market, and is also telegraph, express and
telephone station. The proximity to Charleston
addS greatly 70 its attractVeneSS, because It's
residents find all the comforts, luxures and
amusements that belong to a large city. Nervous
and insomnia yield quickly the beneficial
influence of the pine laden atmosphere It's
rainfall for nineteen years 566 inches, and its
average mean maximum and minimum tempera-
degrees.
In this delightful region the Pine Forest Inn.
some building. on a plateau of sixty acres wooded
with pines and live oaks, from which the rainfall
naturally flows into an adjacent creek arrording
perfect drainage. II is modern structure In
every respect, and has all the latest improve
ments for comfort and convenience The arrange
ment of rooms is such that there single rooms.
family parties The lighting is by Edison i'm
proved electric plant. The heating is by com
system Of hot air. this latter also insurng perfect
ventilation Every sleeping room in the house has
1Ilect suIIsIIe upon II uuIlhS some POI tioh oI me
day, and nearly every room has a fireplace for
pineknot open fire.
The parlor reception room, rotunda and dining
rooms are hnlShed in Southern curly pine. For
the present season addition Of thirty sleep
ing has been made. sixteen of which
with private baths. In conjunction with the inn
there is a handsome cottage affording ideal
family home.
A nine hole golf course has been added to the
include billiards, a bowling alley Switchboard,
quoits tennis and croquet. There are fox hunts
riding and driving of the best Many places of
especial interest in the immediate vicinity.
The water supply of the Pine Forest Inn is from
an artesian well on the Pinenurst farm. which has
a deDth of
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It has become leading favorite among the world $
best known winter resorts. Frost and snow are
unknown ana howers never cease to bloom. Algiers
Is more easily reached by the traveller than its
geographical location would appear to Indicate To
Americans the journey is more difficult and little
Longer than that of trip to the better known ports
OF EUROPE. StODover privileges allowed all
steamers in this service bling the traveller to
spend a Few weeks in this delightful winter climate
ana % return oy another vessel Passengers who take
inc mediterranean trip by any of the steamers
named are assured of comfort for overcrowding Is
entirely obviated the passenger list being limited
The Atlas Line service O West Indies op5
central America affords opportunity for deehtfri
WINTER cruises to the tropics, There are no less
Ior TINS service, all with spacious and luxurious
passenger accommodations, the stdteroOms being.
large ana nnely furnished while the table service
leaNeS nothing TO be desired. The trip is
nOtonouS. as fresh port is visited every two or
three days. All the delightful places in the West
Indies accessible including the Ra bamas Ia :
Rica, Nicaragua, and other interesting places in
that semi-tropcal region "
A special feature of the present season is what
may be called a yachting excursion i'm the twin
screw yacht PrinZessen Victoria I.uise which af
tords all the luXures of d private yachting trip
for those who do not yachts. The first of thesa
began on January T. with return a month la FER
while the second will begin February s 1t will
be from this port to San Juan. Porto Rico; Do
Santiago, Cuba; Vera Cruz. Mexico; AIexico City
Havana, Cuba, ,'and Charleston S C. IVY
Ill, IN the early spring a cruise in the same yacht
has been arranged TO take in all the principal Nedi
terranean points and to extend the shores of tba
Black Sea, with its especially interesting historic
associations and scenic beauty. The Itinerary
covers the following points the entire trip extend
ing n,2S7 miles From New-York to Funchai Ma
deira; Gibraltar, Genoa Villefranche, Nice Monte
Minor Batoum, TifiS: Sebastopol. battlefelds Of
the Crimean War; Yalta, Odessa Russia; Athens
Naples Nesuvius, Rome, Pompeii, Sorrento Capri;
AlgieTs. Lisbon, Cintra. Cascaes; Southampton
London; Hamburg
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tional facilities 1t is neither a hotel boarding
house. 1t differs from both. The purpose OF its
original design was TO provide perfectly
Portable place to live attractive in its surroundings
complete but modest in its appointments carry
ing that air OF refinement essential TO the comfort
Of cultivated people.
can well be made il is free from the highly organ
lied service OF the hotel with it's consequent hustle
and noise, and likewise from the unmethodicaI ser
wee the restricted comfort and isolation of the
boarding house II is the line of the electric
r%hroad d that reacnes the centre Of the town in
roe, OF seven minutes and the Southern Railway
station is twenty-three-yet IN touch with the wood.
IahG that covers the mountain slopes of Albenarle
iaik' ana only five hundred wards from the golf
INKS INKS or the SWannanoa Country Club. One side
p opens upon fne view of the range Of western
HGEhta1ns across the valley. and the other upon
a5a9 A6Demarif RE Park with its picturesque cottages
NNooIe! Slopes and serpentine macadaTn roads The
OF IN. hoteI is that it shall be entirely different
~ iIPil u an american hotel-s0methng the plan of
people to reside 'A04i0 AO4
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
PINE FOREST nm, sUnuERTILLE s. c

"lthln little more than a score Of miles of
Charleston, S. c. is Summerville the name Of
Whlch should attract those who have to flee from
Northern winters The climate of this region is
unsurpassed in its balmy and healthful qualities
IN the midst of a region of pines with whose
fragrance the air is laden and whose effects on all
diseases of the lungs and throat have made the
name famous even across the Atlantic with cuIti-
waited people ever hospitabe to the stranger sur
rounded on every side for miles with objects of
historic interest Summerville has more to offer to
the pleasure seeker and the invalid than any of
the resorts Of Florida and GEORGIA. The congress
of physicians held several years ago in Paris
declared TO the world that Summerville s. c. was
one OF the two places on the face of the earth
where those suffering from pulmonary diseases
will find relief in breathing the pure, dry air
fresh from the health giving pines Pine trees
abound in every part of Summervile and form the
principal fresh forest growth for many miles
around. Though only a few miles distant from the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
TOURS.
MANY CHARMING TRIPS WHICH MAY BE
TAKEN BY THE VESSELS OF
THIS COMPANY

A map of the world which shows all the points
that can be reached by the various lines of the
Hamburg American steamship service indicates
that there is no important place to which access
may not be secured by it's vessels. All the lead
ing seaports on the Atlantic coast of both North
and South America and the intervening islands, as
well as those on the western coast of Europe and
on the entire Mediterranean littoral with an ex-
tension by way of Suez and the Red Sea to the
eastern coast OF Africa and the southern and
southeastern coasts of Asia are reached while
one line crosses the Pacific from Japan by way of
Honolulu to San Francisco
This oldest German line dating back to 1877 has
fleet of no less than 2O2 vessels whose total ton
mage in 62.961. OF the entire number III are
ocean steamers and 10 new. large twin screw
passenger steamships. There are three lines of
the twin screw service from -New-York Ham
burg and return. two regular Mediterranean lines.
besides a winter cruise to this region from the
same port and other lines from Hamburg to these
other North American ports-Montreal Portland
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore, New-Orleans and
Galveston. The Atlas Line service of the parent
company connects this port with the West Indies,
Central and South America, while from Hamburg
there lines 10 all the principal ports of the
same region.
One OF the special features of the Hamburg
American service is the series of cruises provided
for the various seasons Of the year. In the winter
special trips arraigned the West Indies and
the Spanish Main and Mexico. while longer ones
taking in Madeira, the Mediterranean and the
Orient, are provided for In the early spring there
is trip to the Mediterranean and the Black Sea,
while the summer cruises to England. Ireland
and Scotland TO Norway. the North Cape and
Spitzbergen. and to the Baltic Sea and the northern
capitals of Europe.
Perhaps the most popular service in the cold
weather is that to the many cities and interesting
points along the great inland south Of Europe
the Mediterranean. One OF the most picturesque
and attractive places which can be reached is AL
giers. which affords much to repay the traveller.
The old time Oriental civilization here meets on the
same plane the push of modern enterprise Since it
passed into French possession Algiers far the
lower town-the foreign quarters concerned. has
been made modern and up TO date, and no longer
has the picturesque characteristics which formerly
rewarded visitors. But the upper town--the Arab
QUarter-retains its Moorish mediRvalism
changed. and here may be seen much that we'll re-
wards seekers after the unique and picturesque
Not the least among the attractions of AlGiers is
its remarkable climate. Never hot I'm 3
TO be unbearable, and never cool in winter $
require additional wraps there is little wonder that
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
THE NAPLES BooDLERs DEFEATED.

Correspondence of The London Post.
The "Corriere d Napoli' quotes the lament of an
eector who complained that this year the cleo
tions had gone very badly There had not been
halfpenny in sight anywhere. What is the good
OF such elections?" asked the indignant elector
Part of the non-success of the Camorra is also
IL had let II be understood that the of Sum
monte would be voted bv itself quite apart from
any list but the of the polling it substituted
Summontes for of the the
Camorra list, and thus appeared to trick the cleo
tors and to confess that there chance of
getting a plebiscitary vote in favor of the eX-
of success many OF the Camorra electors took their
revenge by voting for the Socialists. who
sponsible for the defeat of the Camorra, but who
are expected to be thorn in the side of the new
administration.
The question now arises VIII the Municipal
Council be able to follow up its victory and TO
Little confidence in its ability TO do this 10
be entertained. The new Mayor, the Prince of
Avarna, is able and honest nobleman who Will
doubtless perform his functions well, and tho new
Municipal Council is composed of men on the whole
much superior in character to their predecessors
But the inveterate Neapotan tendency TO side
VIII certainly operate against the new admnistra-
ton II IL grants favors II will not be much better
than the old administration. and 1t Will at once be
qenounced by the Socialist minority IN the council
II refuses TO grant them all the corrupt elements
that surround the municipality will consider the
new state or things to be worse than the old, and
VIII marx back to their allegiance to Summonte
and Casale- The last mentioned will not stand
with their hands in their girdles." the italian
gain the prestige they have lost. The only chance
for a permanent Improvement In the situation at
naples is that before another municipal election
can take place, the judicial authorities will have
crimes with which they are charged in the saredo
report. and that the Socialists will continue TO
honesty TO which the present defeat OF the Camorra
is chiefly attributable.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
THE SHOREHAM, WASHINGTON.
WHERE A STAY AT THE CAPITAL MAY BE
THOROUGHLY ENJOYED.

The national capital. especially when Congress is
in session. has great throng Of visitors. While
the resident population of Washington is large the
floating population is frequently larger, If with it
is classed those who do not spend more than half
a year within it's limits. There is large and in
creasing number of persons who would not be
satisfied unless they had two three months at the
capital in the season and enjoyed the round of
social diversions which it affords.
For the visitor to the national capital who de-
sires to make longer a shorter stay place
offers complete facilities than the Shoreham
This famous house is in the centre of the most
fashionable quarter of the city, within few min
utes walk of the Executive Mansion, the Capitol
the Library of Congress- the Corcoran Art Gallery
and the principal departments of the government
1t is conveniently situated in respect to the car
lines, which give to every part of the city
The Shoreham is conducted both the American
and the European plans, and the excellence of it's
cuisine is famous. The house is supplied with all
modern architectural convenences 1t is electrically
lighted throughout has swift and elevator
service the all heated, and the structure
is freproof The house is deservedly popular one,
and in broad corridors and great parlors may be
met the best people from all parts of the country
sojournng at the national city
Aside from the attractions centring in the great
public buildings of Washington. the city has much
to charm and delight visitors The broad. smoothly
paved streets, leading to delightful suburbs, the
swift and convenient underground trolley system,
by transfers rendering point in the District of
Columbia accessible from any other point, leave
nothing to be desired in the way of peasurabl
tion OF a store of delightful memories for future
hours.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

With each season Washington becomes more and
more beautiful. and this year everything in the
city possesses an added charm. and it will be
OF an increased number OF visitors.
In all important assemblages at the capital and
especially when Congress is in session, The Shore
ham ls the centre of much interest, and states
men OF greater and less degree constantly hob
nobbing and discussing public affairs OF the great
est moment within its walls. The visitor to Wash
lngton who Is fortunate enough to stay at It has
added greatly TO the pleasure of his trip to the
city on the banks of the Potomac. In no city of
the New World is there much stir the pulse
and thrill the heart of every lover of his country
He who has failed to be aroused by the emotions
caused by the sight of the national capital has
failed to have what is easily secured. and will be
long remembered by any one whose soul is not en-
tlrey dead to any reference to his natl land and
there is no way in which a Washington trp or
visit can be more enjoyed than by staying at The
Shoreham.
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on VIRGINIA BEACH.
NOTEWORTHY SEASIDE RESORT-THE
PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL.

The best known seaside resort on the South At
lantic Coast is Virginia Beach 1t is six miles be-
low Cape Henry and eighteen miles east from Nor
folk. This is of the most healthfu and beauti-
ful spots the entire Atlantic Coast and it has
long enjoyed an enviable reputation among a large
number of health and pleasure seekers 1t is the
only resort of the kind In the United States that
presents to the traveller such varied assortment
of natural attractions. 1t is popular because Nat
ure has endowed 1t with a beautiful beach FOR
many miles; with great pine forests fringine the
coast and stretching far back into the interior
adding their heathful odors the tonic of the sea
1t thus combines the health giving advantages of
both Atlantic City and Lakewood In winter tbe
proximity of the Gulf Stream makes tho climate
mild and congenial and in summer the ocean
breezes temper the air. The moment one enters
the atmosphere OF this delightful spot a most rest
full feeling is enjoyed. The brain worker and the
jaded pleasure seeker find here that sense or
rest unknown TO most seashore resorts The drv
OF the climate together with the breezes from
both the ocean and the pine forests are most salu
tary medicines.
One of the places Of much interest is the region
in the old Princess Anne Courthouse The records
of the early days here preserved are with the er
cepton or those at jamestown. the Oldest in the
South. With Southern courtesy the court officials
ready at all times to show these records 70 the
curious. In these archives contained the inter
esting legal documents pertaining the buying of
wives sent out by the shipload from Europe. 15o
pounds OF tobacco being the usual price for a. good
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
HIRE YOUR FURS.
From The Philadelphia Record.

from the PhlIadeIphia Record.
There will be snow soOn.' said a bounder
ana When IL comes III hire sleigh and a set
of furs and take my best girl out dazziine ber
You didn't know. guess. that you can hire
furs, did you? Well. you can, and crack-a- :
jacks. too. Big sealskin caps. with eartabs fIIr
gloves up TO your armpits. fur collars up to
your forehead-tnere are half dozen pawn
brokers' IN thls town thatH fit you out with all
those things for an afternoon and the nrina is
only bone You put them on, and as you spin
along the park drive you say to your girl: I eot
the Mayor of Dog Gulch 1 speared myseIf the
seal my cap Is made from. and Senator Pitcoe
gave me the coilar-Pttcoe, of Wyoming-per-
haps you know him. The girl looks ar Voc, Ynr
resemble an Esqumau She counts the cost or
the turs and decides it is young millionaire
shes up against. After that she's yours"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
Pine Forest Inn

A Most Popula- Winter Resort
IN THE FAMOUS PINE BEL T.
Within easy access of Nez0 York
by direct railroad or steamer con-
nect,ors ; p miles from Charles
ton.
Much enlarged since last sea-
son. Sixteen nequ prfpate baths
added.
A modern hotel 4uitb epery
kno4Vn comfort and conperiencs.
EIepator, steam heat. electric
lighting, sun house. The finest
Tpater from prfVate artesian
c1,STe-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
Tue COLUMBIA

Golf on one of the finest OF
the Southern courses is one
of the outdoor diversions
for the guests of the hotel.
Two packs of hounds are
kept for the exclusive use
of the quests who desire
fox hunting
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

OPENS JAN. 2oth,
1902.
One of the hest An
pointed and most lux
urious hotels in the
: ou Z h. Accommoda-
tions for 800 guests.
MnSnificent mountai,
scenery. A climate
superior for its tonic
effects.
GOLF on HOTEL
GROUNDS,
Orchestra, and all
aInusements. Send for
booklet and partieu-
lars.
w. A. BRYAN,
Manager.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

MARCO TERRACE
Vile is Margo Terrace. which offers to guests
much TO attract and retain their patronage 1t is
a high class. modern family hotel provided with
every convenience and appointment. 1t is situated
of the highest points in Asheville COM
tain peaks and the wide stretches of the valleys
OF the Swannanoa and the French Broad
1t would be the irony of fate If the terms used
10 describe the attractions OF Asheyille and IT'S
hotels called "buncombe," for the town is the
seat of Buncombe County. from which the derop-
atory epithet is derived. The historic incident Is
in the North Carolina Legislature who was in
dulging in a flood of language, which his asso-
ciates paid small attention and In regard to which
one Of them remarked, That's only Buncombe -
TO describe what il appropriately characterizes.
But IL is 'buncombe' to praise the
scenery and surroundings OF Asheville, which
make il attractive the Northern visitor.
Within the last two years much has been done to
add 70 the new pleasure OF visitors The golf links
is attractive and enjoyable, fox hunting is IA
vorite pastine. the streams are full Of fish and
game is to be found in the forests.
In the midst of these attractive features Margo
Terrace offers all creature comforts; the rooms
new and lu1uriously furnished. There baths
CRATES; the table service is unsurpassed, and the
cuisine leaves nothing to be desired.
The Asheviile train service is so arranged that
persons visiting the resorts further South can
long they desire there stopover tickets
There are also facilities that those staying in
Asheville can get round trip tickets to Florida.
THE MANOR AND COTTAGES
For a comfortable home for a longer or shorte,
stay in the Western North Carolina mountains The
Manor. In Albemarle Park. AshevilIe offers excep.
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hgh
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MARCO TERRACE, As6ex,Hle. N. c

A strictly high-class modern
family hotel that possesses every
possible convenience and ap-
pointmcnt. Situated on one of
the highest points of Asheville.
commanding the finest view Of
the surrounding mountains.
New throughout and luxuri-
ously furnished. Baths, electric
lights, hot air and open CRATES
Cuisine and service unsurpassed
The rates are reasonable for the
superior accommodations. Write
for information and terms.