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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-11-10
STATE NEWS
7poW CURRITUcK TO CHEROKEE.
r..m, of Interest Cleaned From Our Cor
respondents and Exchanges.

r;oIating the Watts law against the
manufacture and sale of liquor ex-
cept in towns.
Asheville special to Charlotte
News: The grand jury have found
true bills against Tennent and Cham
nIain. the Biltmore estate grafters,
and both are understood to have slip
ned out of the State. Their shortage
Is more than ten thousand dollars.
Charlotte Observer: After a brief
discussion, during which firm opposi-
ton developed from two of their
number, the board of alderman last
night frightened the restrictions now
thrown around the liquor traffic by
moving up the closing hours to 8
o'clock.
Newton Enterprise: Mr.. A. S.
Alley was here the latter part of last
week. HI moved to Iredell County
a few years ago and owns one of the
best farms in that coutny. He will
make 1000 bushels of corn on his
bottom land. He also owns a fine
farm in this county.
Raleigh Times: Mr.. Clarence H.
Poe has received a letter from Mr..
W. F. Best, an educator of British
Columbia, who writes hat he has
seen Mr.Poe's article on Rural School
Libraries in the Review of Reviews
and asks for a list of the books, with
prices, as he wishes to attempt to in
troduce the rural library idea in his
Province in Canada.
Col. Olds: The cotton farmers say
they have very well proved their
ability to hold their cotton, and that
they do not propose to dispose of it
at a figure under ten cents. While
farmers in the clay lands, in this
section, say half their cotton has
been marketed and two-thirds picked,
farmers south of here, in the sandy
lands, say practically all their cotton
is picked.
New Bern Journal: There was con-
siderable Indignation among the col
ored labOrers CD in this city yester-
day when they learned of the arrival
OF the Portuguese laborers. They
didn't see the necessity of importing
TURNER'S" to take their places. IN
less the colored folks become more
steady in their work, many more of
their places will be taken by Portu-
gueSe or somebody else.
Monroe Journal: There is the
greatest kind of scarcity of teachers.
never have there been so many adver-
'Sements for teachers. This argues
SIMPLY that more money must be paid
III order to secure good teachers, be-
cause good ones are the kind wanted.
livery advertisement reads, GA good
e"ener wanted" It would be a good
.uea Tor districts that have not levied
special taxes, to supplement what
"ey get from the public funds by
private subscription to the extent of
VI 9lO or SIS per month, and they
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
Death Of cbIId

Eulalia Shields. The eldest child o :
W. ! Crockett and wife, aged two
years, three months aud twenty three
days, died Monday night at II o'clock.
The funeral took ulaea Tuesday after.
noon at the cemetery.
This announcement Will he heard
with general regret, The child WAS
attacked with scarlet fever q month
ago and has had stubhorn case from
the first, terminating vita pneumonia
IN both lungs. Recently IL has been
somewhat better but yesterday the
the physicians discovered evidences
which led them To see little chance
for any but fatal termination.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
A nammoth Holiday issue.

The December Delineator Christ.
mas Number) represents the high.
water mark o. beauty aud utllity.and
possibly OF circulation also, IN a
waman's magazine, having a first
edition OF more than a million &C pies.
IL contains 2i0 pages. To produce
this mammoth edition 72s tons OF pa
per aud 40 presses working IS days
we're required. In addition Co ex-
quisite color wurk, clever fiction aud
striklngly illustrated articles, the
number includes q display Of charm
log Winter fashions covering forty.
two pages, letters from the foreign
fashion eenters aud illustrated ar
ticles on the fashionable fabrics and
trimmings, millinery, etc. Among
the notable contributors are; Richard
lie GaliieRne, with q delicate ro-
nance, A Wedding Ring Ia the Gar
den, containing lyrics In the authors
best vein; w A. Frazer. with an
Indian tales the Net OF Leai Albert
Blgelaw Paine, With a delightful
sketch unded on the folbes Of the
collector; Harriet Prescott spotfor1,
with u love story of unusual Interest;
Andrew Lang, with a clever ifayesly
on the usual fairy tale; and Gustav
Kobbe. with 40 interesting paper de-
-cribieg the life Of Nine Emma
EAmes. in her Italian home, with
her portrait in colors. There i also
the third installment Of the Evolu-
tlon Of Club Woman, the piQnaut
IA frative Of clubdom by Aghes Sur
bridge. and remarkable photograph.
lc article by J. Q. Hemment. TheFe
are many beautiful AIT features,
among them four pages 10 culurs rep
resentinn Babyhocd, Childhood. Glrl.
hood and Motberh0ud--the ~sfk ~
Bernard J. ROsenmeyer. Fur the
children there are entertaining ,
games aud stories, auu for the muse
y he many pactical suggestions 10
caokery aud other departments Of the
beme, fnf the Christmas season.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
JAIL REuIsrER.
Ten More inmates. Chiefly En- Route
TO The Pen.

The number OF inmates 10 charge Of
J. c. Wllkersoa at the U. 5. jail has
been increased since last Saturday by
ten, as follows:
Tom Triplett, sentenced TO years
az Ft. Leayenwofth for forgery.
Rufus Miller, year aud day for
murder. Miller cut Hub Brickey at a
dance some years ago, near Tanle-
quah, and from the effects OF the
wound he died IN few hours.
John Bradley, Introducing aud se.-
inc; year aud day.
Charley wieket. fofnlcation; 80 days
In jail.
Gus Hugshooter, larceny; year aud
day.
Bill Starr, larceny; year aud day.
Frank Bible-, fsi.e prctense; years
and II months.
Walter Speers, whisky; 90 days.
Nose Hair, perjury; years.
Cook Stlll, larceny; years.
Twelve boys for the reform school
at Washington were measured for
new suits OF clothes this morning,
preparatory to their early departure.
Most ~ them are for i've year terms
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12

L.F.Parker and wife went south on
Friday mornings dyer 10 attend the
Town and Country club reception
that night at Fl. Gibson.
The street aud road work being per.
formed IN aud outside this town Is
thorough aud will repay its cost sever
al tunes over the ilfst winter.
There Is no cough medicine so popular
as Foley's Honey and Tar. It contains
no opiates or polsons and never fails to
cure. Sold ty Peoples Drug Store. DIV
Toe newcomer complains not TO
have had "A good drink of water since
be came 20 town. After few weeks
he Will have nothing but artesian.
Commissioner Stanaeld was incapac-
ltated for business several days last
week by rheumatism Ia the left arm
but resumed his duties at the court
house Monday morning.
Harland J. Butler was appointed
postmaster at Miami Tuesday. Mr..
Butler Is a brother Of our postmaster
j. H. Butler, aud II he proves to be
AZ sufficient and accommodating as
Joe" Miami is to he congratulated.
Charley Wasmuud looked with sat
isfactlon upon the extensive prepara-
lions for a hunt 10 take place this
week, The trip to Washington u j.
NJ. Darrough forced him to forego the
pressure.
William Watermelon was the
name spread upon the court records
10 front OF larceny charge; but he
did not cUntini his purloiuings TO wa
termeluns. A hog vas the article al
legged stolen.
The ladies' missionary societies OF
tile various churches Ut the city held
a union seryi ,e at the Methodist
church Sunday night. Mrs. DR.. Day was
the leader aud the program was a
good one.
Il. Q. Funk, aud wife, who have
been Wishing mere, leave iu a few days
for Kansas City AID other points.
Upon their return they will go 60 Tah-
leqnan, where Mr. Funk will resume
his place Ia the land ofiice.
Mr.. Baker, the painter. is down
FROM Kansas City, where the family
is now living. to see bis erring boy,
who Is TO 40 10 the reform school for
i've years for robblng a caboose. 1t
may prove the saving OF the boy.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12

A servant girl al Ardmore fell
In . trance laet summer and Il
took a month to wake her up. She
has just gone to sleep again with
out "gving notice. or even Civ.
ing the 'smily time to do so.
Someway or somehow yinita
got II votes into The South Meal.
ester convention, withdrawing
the fact that Pryor Greek was
credited as being the only Chero.
kee town with q full delegation, by
the local papere.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
ATTACHED the AUTOMOBILE.
But IL WIN not be Sold at Sheriff.
Sale.

The carnival company automobile
WAS attached Suuday by the com
pany cook for his wages. about s35.
Mrs. Collins told John Britt, the ofii.
Ger, that the auto was about the first
Thing they would load, but he told
them he Thought not. They did not
load IL until they had put upa bond
and the man viii finally get his mon.
ey. lie is at present working at Gus
Cafe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
a Polloeman's Testlmo ny.

J. n. Patterson, night policeman Of
Nashau, Ia, writes, Last winter had
bad cold on my lungs and tried at least
half dozen advertised cough medicines
and had treRtment from two physicians
without getting any benefit. A friend
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar
and two thirds Of bottle cured me.
consider II the greatest cough and lung
medicine in the world . Sold by Peo.
ple's Drug Stors. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
CABBAGE RAISING
Usually They are set too Early 20
Head Well.

Dr. Haynes. Of whIteoak, brought
10 some OF the largest cabbages 60
vlnlta last week ever raised 10 this
country. He says he can raise them
any ordinary year and that most peo.
pie fail because they set them too
early aud as d consequence they have
iinished growing before cool weather
comes, TN time when cabbage
natures.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
U. 5. JAIL BULLETIN.
Reform School boys Gone = jan
Breaker Caught.

TnI long term reform school hoys.
sentenced ~ tie late term Of court
TO WasbinRtou. left Monday night in
charge Of v. Il. DaFrough. U. S. mar.
shal, and several assistants The boys
were; Bud AeNealy, Ed Baker. Wa
ter Bettla, Jim Ridge, White Smith,
Jno. Wells, Blli SheedS Charley Tag.
Roy AppIeby. Ben Sails, Lon Wick.
lili and Arthur Guthrie.
Manuel Young, coIurcd, was brought
up from Saliaaw Monday 10 aunlt
the alttlnsof the ernod jury % tha
charge Of AFsnn--o ournlhg some cotton
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12

TAHLEQUAB:--
First Monday IN November
Third Monday ia March.
MIAMI
Third Monday In November
First MOI day In March.
NowATA;-
Fourth Monday Ia November
Fourth Monday Ia February.
PRYOR CREEKi--
First Monday Ia december
Second Monday IN March
sALLtsAWs--
Second Monday IN December
third Monday IN April
CLhREMOREs--
Flrst Monday tn January
hirst Monday In april
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
COURT APPOINTMENTS
Short Terms the Rule Except at
Vlnlta.

Court will close at TahleQuah this
week In order 20 open Monday next at
Miami for a week. Following that
sitting the assignments are as follows:
Nowata, two weeks.
Pryor Creek. one week.
Salllsaw, one week.
CiaFemore, two weeks.
Vinita, beginning Jan, IS, four
weeks.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
California, the Bsausstul.

Now's your chance cheap rates tf25l
from indian Territory stations to Cali
formal Tickets on sale daily until No
vember 90th. Tourist car. through 10
San Francisco, leaves !, ouis on '''rhe
Katy Flyer Tuesday and. each week
passing Indian Territory seauti. us Wed.
nesaays. Ask for tour b0d thaf other
lufdtmailon Address Fll-Ca
suss I. The Wainwright. St Lonia. 80.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
A COAL COMBINE.
Price OF choetaw Product Nearly
Doubled.

The Choctaw coal people have form
ed a com glete combine and lifted"
the price to the Oklahoma towns 20
s. ton. Formerly we could afford TO
use McAlester coal at VinIta ia COM
petition with the local product but IL
will he So no more. Fortunately there
Is AZ least half winters supply at
piesent stored In Vlnita. Last win
ter's lesson has not been forgotten.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12

Sam Jones is s0on tn deliver lec-
ture az Muskngee Tor the benefit Of
Rev NJ L, Batler's church, the pro-
ceeds TO apply to the purchase NJ a
pipe nrgan for the new Methodist
eh III Il.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
Daily Mail to spavInaw.

4 new daily mail route has been es-
tabllshed between Vinita and Spayl-
nav, via. Okoee and chaffee. Former
ly this mail vent by way Of Alton.
The mail leaves vinita at seven,
makes the round trip. returning az six.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
WoRM pEsTRoYER.

Whites Cream Vermiiuge, not only
kills worms, but removes the mucous and
slime, In which they build their nests;
il brings, aud quickly, healthy condi-
ton OF the body. where worms cannot
exist. 25c At Peoples drug store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12

Make quart of strong ginger tea
Add 70 II pound and a half OF sugar and
The Juice and thin yellow rlnd Of three
lemons. Boil and skim then throw ln a
few at a time, ripe eilngssone peaches.
peeled, but not pitted. Cook five or ten
minutes until tender. swim out and add
more peaches until all are cooked. Heap
in = pretty glass dish. Skim the lemon
peel from the syrup. measure and add
enough dissolved gelatine 10 the syrip
70 make a firm Jelly Pour into a shallow
pan and set on ice. When siifl cut Into
blocks and lay over the peaches, with a
few bits Of lemon peel interspersed
Serve very cold. This IS deemed a great
addition 70 high tee.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
nale-Paxon.

Arthur Paxon and Miss Nellie Hale
Of Chelsea we're married at the Green
Hotel today by Rev. Mr.. slmms, the
presiding elder.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
JUMBO STORE.

aud Other property.
Monday noon chas. Mutdnek :.
the JAIN foFce. deelded strangs a..
ey ip town sas ane Il The 49,, a..
gthe othof whllel uno esc.pea ,r''.''
the Joplin laIi SATURDAY, b. tnr..a..' -
pepper Ia 4 eaaza -. The -.
Jonnf Walker 3 aaaIs. ......,'. =
custody aud aafIaz II.e alnkl rs
Police Nate smIEh. II 1.SsIa
cane down aftes uIas sepe NJ w.
effhot Il. A. Garrison, pollcee.a..
a Coneyville. aud : writ was ,s.o..s
chareinK attempted murder. Frlas~
Walker was caught 1t joplin Aud O..
away the day folsowgha.
kOAsE 0aIs1h Y lASST
@gFen Nnlfea a=Bxenzn HnaAm taAn
For sale = Peoples sxaa asst
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
a Runaway Bicycle

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg Of J. B. orner. franklin Grove, III.
Itdeyeloped stubborn ulcer unyielding
TO doctors aud remedies for four years
Then Buekien's Afnica Salve cured. It's
iurt as good for burns, scalds, skin erup-
tlons and piles. a5c at Peoples drug
store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-12
Table Linens.

100 yds pure white damask, 90 in.
wide, worth in any store soc per
yard, our price for few 00c
daYs, per ward. only OOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27

modaions OF the school. and the con-
struction OF the new building was or
dercd This building will accommodate
ninety students, and already more than
sev.,lty have enrolled, while there Is n
strong probability that the capacity OF
the school will be again taxed by Christ
mas.
The primary aim OF the Board Of Man
ayers was to secure first-cass instfuc-
ton for the students. and no pains haFo
been spared in securing faculty large
In numbers and experienced. Besides
Or; Chandler and Dr.. Foushee. Of the
need Introduction to the Richmond pub.
lic-the dean has secured the services OF
five other teachers. all well known and
each specialist in his line OF work.
In choosing Mr.. n. Courtice Scott 70
teach mathematics and history. the
experience and the undoubted ability
oe tho man. Mr.. Scott has taught for
nine years, and during that time has
bean principal of some OF the largest town
schools OF the State. His last charge
was at Clifton Forge. and 1t WAS with
sincere regret that the School Roard Of
that place accepted his resignation.
PROF. r. II. STEWART.
The high opinion of the University Of
Virginia hel by the Richmond public VIII
r.0t be lessened by an acquaintance with
the only University Of Virginia man on
the faculty. Professor Robert II. Stewart.
OF the chair Of modern Languages, holds
both his NJ. a. and Ph. p degrees from
the University. Since his graduation.
eight years ago. he has held such I'm.
portant positions as acting professor In
Wofford College. South Carolina, instruc-
tor III Tulane University. and assistant
professor in his alma mater. Last sum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
SOUTHALL'S
SUCCESSOR
Primary In NottoWdy and
Amelia on Tuesday Next.
CONTEST is VERY CLOSE
Messrs. Lee and Fowkes Both Claim
CONTEST is VERY CLOSE
Messrs. Lee and Fowlkes Both Claim
the Majority-A'I White Persons
Can Vote-East Hanover Pres
nytery to Meet at Blackstone.
tspcclaI to The 74mes-Dispatch.)

fsoccial to The mes-Dispatch.)
BLACKSTONE, VA, September &c.
On Tuesday next. the 10Th. the primary
In tn. legislative district composed Of
Nottoway and Amelia counties Will DO
hold to determine who hhall be the repre-.
sentative to succeed r. G. southall. who
resigned In March to assume tho seat in
Congress to which he had been elected
In November last.
There are two candidates for the va
cancy, Messrs. H. E. Lee. OF Nottoway,
and ]. winston Fowlkes, Of Amelia. Both
have made very active oanvasses, and
both are claiming the majority. From this
II would seem that the race would be
close.
It is acknowledged that each will carry
his own county. so the result will be de-
termined by which carries his county by
the largest majority. Nottoway Is the
largest county. but as the only election
to come off in that county Is between the
above aspirants It Is not expected that the
vote will be large, while in Amelia county
the primary extends to all county officers.
and this will naturally bring out large
vote In thsst county.
Another feature that makes forecast
OF the result rather difficult is the fact
that the vote will not be confined to
Democrats alone, but simply to white.
men, be they Democrats or Republicans.
No question will be asked as to theft
politicsl teh only prerequisite Is that their
faces shall bt white.
There is some question AZ to whether
this Is In accordance with the party law;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27

attend. This Is never hard to 40 ~, ne, doors
all denominations throw open ~ ~ INC
| of their homes to the deeea,es - as.
! different denominat,ons whenever an as
| sembly of the above nature IS ~ ~, ,,r,,,,
| This fact has often been oomn'eh''s' ''"''
by visitors and delegates. 49,,
Tho Baptist Church here iop.s ,, ahio
to secure the services OF vi ;,oon,,,o
man to fill their pulpit, which WI. p ~ da.
vacant oil the 1st of October Wy ~ ~
paittire OF the present pastor NJ 10
seay, for the seminary at Lon.s s,',.,, ,hn,
The church has made call "'''o'A W.
think VIII be accepted ,a,,,
There will be special services ~, yHun ~,
men held at the Presbyterian ol'u.e. w.
Sunday night, but the lnTitation IS sou.
eral and includes tbe ladies. The SER
vices will be held by the PASTOR fscN' i't'
Tleo. p lTpes.
a few nights ago some burglar enlleu
entrance to the butcher shop OF i,a W.,
thorne and Kennedy. and either 1ouiiu wy
safe unlocked or managed TO uhlocN -, -, 10 .
tho door was not hurt in the least. NY
then used n chise to break opel wv
money drawer Of the safe, IN "hich "as s
about $50 In silver. paper money wv
checks. they took $50 inclpdins an inc
silver and portion of the paper 'noney /.
leaving the checks and come paper i'"neS
In the drawer.
There seems no positive PROOF as '"
who the thief was, but from some c!ues.
suspicion has nointed to certain local
persons. Titus far no arrests nave oee''
made.
The Epworth League conferences Of
the Petersburg District Will be, held NJ
Manson's Church, Dnwidde county, III
teen miles from this place. on Octoper
18th, 18th and 10th 1t Is expected that a
full delegation from this place VIII AZ
tend as great interest Is taken IN hhe
work of tho league here, and Its mem
bership embraces large number
Personal NEWS.
Misses Sue Armstrong and Louise lrby
have returned from visit or three
months to relatives In Mississippi anu
Arkansas, and were accorded Il warn
welcome. Miss 1rby's home is IN .he
latter state. and the most or her Time
was spent there. She returned mere te
complete hor course at the INSTITUTE
Both had more than pleasant WISH. :,
Miss Lizzie Jackson left last week
for the Woman's College at Lynchburg
| where SHE expects to take the fun course
She was one of last sessions graduates
| OF the B. r. L., where she gained ReVera
| distinctions and her friends predict tol
her honors at her now school. She wa:
| accompanied to I.ynchburg by her uncle
Mr.. r. M. billiard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Crawley Jones, o.
Norfolk, spent the past week with rel
atives OF the former in this place.
Miss Eunice Webb, an accomplished
young lady OF this place, will leave In
few days for West Virginia to take
charge Of school In that State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27

liam { Harris. of the United States
Bureau of Education. These new IDEAS.
as carried out in the school, are declared
by all that have seen them great I'm
provement over the old plans Of school
architecture.
Although Monday next is the begln-
ming OF but the second session, the
school has already won for itself a pla'e
among the educational institutions or
the city. When tho trustees of Ricn,,
mond College decided year ago last
June 10 establish tho academy there WAS
much speculation as to what would De
the attendance and consequently some
argument as to what accommodations
should be made for the students, It was
finally decided to put in nifty single
desks, the board believing that this ca
pacity would be sufficient for several
years to come.
GREAT RESULTS.
The management was entrusted TO Pr
j, a. G. Chandler. professor OF English
In Richmond College. and under his Ell
iiciont care unhoped for results We're at
tanned BY the middle Of the session the
capacity Of the building was taxed 70
tho utmost, and no more scholars couid
be accommodated. When this state or
affairs was reported TO the trustees at
their meeting in June, 1t vas imme-
diately decided to enlarge the accom-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27

This delightful cottage is built of shin
gle, with just enough stone to give the
effect OF partly stone house. All OF
the lower story could h built in stone
and where field stone or fence stone Is
ON the ground, 1t would cost little more
than in frame And It must be said that
the estimate Is for stone in the wall at
$3.50 per perch, and would not hold where
stone was high.
Lac cottage is most picturesque in its
exterior and artistic In its Interior
There Is wide piazza leading TO a large
living hall, to the right of which Is u
parlor. cut off from the dining-room, II
desired, by sliding doors. The parlor has