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Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

Small colleges versus large" is q
favorite subject with educators. In
this country the question Is answer
ing itself in a practical way. The
small colleges are growing larger, and
other small colleges are being start
ed. That many OF our colleges are
overgrovn there 10 no doubt. and
many devices are suggested to divide
them into smaller units. TO the gen
ersi public. not concerned with the
special problems Of educators. the
growth Of the colleges is q matter for
ccngrstulation, says Youths Compan.
ion, for IL means that more and more
young Americans are trying to get q
good education.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
SIDE LIGHTS
ON MICHIGAN
STATE PAYS OUT PRIMARY
SCHOOL MONEY AT SIT
PER CAPITA.
OVER 100000 PAID OUT
Lee Hall, His Life in the Woods OF
the Upper Peninsula.

superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Kelley has made the semi-annuaI
apportionment of school money. On &C
count OF the TAI ,762 children of school
age, sS,159,3S2 is distributed to the
school districts of the state on the
basis of $11 per capita. The funds
will be sent the county trea surers and
from that source will be available in
few days for the township and dis
trict treasurers.
The apportionment by counties fol
lows:
Alcona, s22,7iS; Algcr. s19.es7; Allie
1891; Arenac. s4i.415; Baraga. s2O,O3l
Barry, s64,317; Bay, s246,026; Benzie,
s35,62s Berrien: $4,000; Branch, $40.
Charlevoix. s5S, SSS; Cheboygan, $6i,SSi
Chippewa. S76,5l6: Clare, $33.429; Gin
ton, s73.326; Crawford. $l2,034; Delta,
$9S.Si6; Dickinson; s7l,4 Eaton, s7S,-
Gladwin; ss2.lS7; Gogebic, ,es::ss7
sol; Hillsdale. sSl .323; Houghton, s265,
562; Huron. sl$s,7l4; .Ingham; sl15;951
SIS; Isabella. sS1.155; Jackson, sl22.
342; Kalamazoo, sl3f.651; Kalkaska,
y i,50S; Kent, $431,519; Kcweenaw, $14.-
I5S; Lake slS:'SS Lapeer sssldS; Lee
ingston, s5l ,755; Luce, $3.50; Mackinac.
s?I,4S9; Macomb. s1l5,335; Manistee,
s103.609; Marquette. $1i5,519: Mason.
s72617; Mecosta,. s72.435; Menominec,
sl04.I64; Midland. s54.6S1; Missaulkee,
Ss.i92; Monroe, siO9,OG5: Montcalm.
sl12.233; Montmorcncy. s12,364; Muske-
gon.. s13G.070; Newaygo, $67,507; Oak
land. Sll9,1S5; Oceana. S61 .347; Ogerraw,
$50, As; Ontonagon, 1895 Osceola,
sec, 979: Oscoda S6,a7o; Otsego, S23.S15:
Ottawa. $144,5S6; Presque Isle, $38 409;
RoscOmmon. $5.236; Saginaw, $4,000;
81. Clair SlS2,31l; st. Joseph. s65126
Sanilac, $l30,229; Schoolcraft, $2S,3li:
Shiawassee, 3,632; TuscOla, Sl1S.S55;
Van Buren,. $l06.953; Washtenaw, s12S,-
1856; Wayne, s1.207261; Wexford. SCI,
li9. Total, $S,l5y,3S2
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Vatican Not foruiVen

Tho relations between Germany and
the Vatican continue to be strained
Germany reSentS the refusal ,Of the
Vatican to disavow the pastoral let
ter of Mgr Stablcwski, the archbishop
of POsen. written last month. in which
the archbishop protests against the
German order that children in GeA
man Poland be. given their religious
instruction in the German language
In view OF the known tenacity OF
The Poles II IS believed ut Rome that
The situation in Poland cannot feil tG
become moro aggravated.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Hughes to the Mountains.

Governor.elect Charles L. Hughes
has reached Kamp Killkare. In III.
Adirondacks, where he is to rest from,
the laborS of his campaign, He i'm
mediately put on q tramping suit ana
took long walk through the woods.
He said after his tramp that he Hke,i
camp life, and that the place just suit.
ed him. When he becomes acclimated
he said. he would sleep In one of To.
open leantos. where bed Of pine
boughs will take the place OF a hair
mattress.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

More than one famous American be-
gan business life selling newspapers.
That the present generation OF news
boys Is made of the same sort of
stun as the past generation is indi-
Gated by the action of the Newsboys'
union, of Boston, in raising money for
a scholarship in harvard university,
to be awarded to a member of the or
ganization. The winner OF the first
scholarship was announced last
month, a youth II years old who had
succeeded in preparing himself for
college while selling newspapers. He
enters college at an age much young.
er than the average in the freshman
class.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
I Prosecute Fishermen

The Newfoundland government has
dispatched a lawyer to Bay OF Islands
to- direct the prosecution of colonial
fishermen who have shipped abaard
American vessels. Another lawyer.
who will defend any person prose
cuted, has also gone to Bay OF Islands
II is understood that Americans are
contributing to a fund for this pur-
pose. Herring are reported to be
scarce. The weather has been ad-
verse, and only two American vessels
have sailed with cargoes.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Mission Workers Elect Officers.

The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Saginaw district, which
includes the entire southern half of
Michigan, elected the following Off
GERS: Mrs. Z. e. Curtis, Saginaw
president; Mrs. f. I. Walker, Laings.
burg, first vice-preside-lt; Mrs. Hor-
ace Human, Lapeer. second vice
president; Miss Elizabeth McBratnie,
Saginaw, corresponding secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Carrie !. Blood, La.
ingsburg, recording secretary; Mrs.
w. G. Phillips, Owosso, superintend-
ent young peoples work; Mrs. a. G.
Howard, Middlebury, mite box secre-
tary.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Potato Crop Is Short.

The, crop report for November }
states that the various products of
the soil suffered more than has been
generally believed the past summer
and fall by drouth. frost and snow.
The nearly unprecedented fall of
snow October 10 caused serious dam.
age to sugar beets.>. potatoes, apples
and grapes. The potato crop Is much
below the average from blight and
drouth. Hog cholera is prevSfent in
the southern counties. %.;.s.s..
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
D,,ss' Plans for SseinsW.

Mrs. Allssaba NJ. Bliss, widow Of
the late governor. has addressed the
following letter to the city council:
"All you have said Of my husband In
your letter OF coincidence is true. He
loved Saginaw better than any place
on earth and constantly planned It's
growth and prosperity. In securing in
stitutious, presenting park and foun-
tain 10 the city, he took as much pleas
ure as In anything he ever did. We
can but regret he could not have lived
long enough to complete his plans and
enjoy the fruit OF his labors."
IT was well known that the COVER
nor. had he lived and his finances per-
mitted, intended to bestow important
gifts upon Saginaw, but Mrs. Bliss
does not say what they were.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Work Agrees With Him.

Said Gladstone Dowie, son of Eli
iah H." II am doing manual labor at
my mothers vast estate known as
Ben MacDhui. Oh the shores of White
lake, Muskegon county, and | can
truthfully say that | enjoy rising early
in the morning. milking the COWS and
having hearty appetite for breakfast
that is prepared by my mothers own
hands. Never before did ! know how
sweet it is to work. There is some en-
joyment in coming in from a hard
days work. eating a meal and then
reading and giving the short evening
hours up TO enjoyment. Before, 1t was
arise late. eat and then devise some
foolish way to pass the time away
Now that his mother has discharged
all the servants at Ben MacDhni he
finds himself beginning life anew. The
fifty or more servants, gardeners,
landscape artists and stable employees
who used to be so thick they stumbled
over each other, have all gone and real
work" Is the daily routine for Mrs.
Dowie and Gladstone.
Gladstone is preparing series of
writings anG IL IL conjectured that he
will expose ?'0N City and go 10 the
very bottom Of The scandals that were
only half exposed last spring. Mrs.
Dowie ;tGd her son are not friend.
~ toward i:liiah H., and have no. love
fe!, Glenn Wilbur Noliva. the preten-
der 30
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

American Minister Russell, in 4
mail report from Caracas, dated iOcto-
ber 81, states that, President Castro.
Of Venezuela, had appeared In public
and had been driven about the city
to dissipate the impression that ne
was physically incapable OF conduct.
ing the government. Minister Russell
adds that while the president ap-
peared emaciated. his condition was
not such as to warrant the idea that
he could not administer his ONCE.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

1hree fires OF mysterious origin have
oaused a reward OF $500 for the arrest
Of the f1rebug TO be offered by citizens
of Munith In mass meeting.
The Detroit e. Mackinac railroad
will extend branch toward Boyne
City. 1t may connect with the Boyns
City. Alpena e. Gaylord railroad, and
will tap timber district. Surveyors
start work Immediately.
George Welch. who has been trvinS
10 mash" Flint womea by accostin2
them on the street. has been sentenced
to 90 days in the Detroit house of cor.
rection.
John A. Watson, of Owosso, success
full candidate for sheriff, has kept his
word to get married If elected. and an
nounced his engagement to Miss Beth
any ]. MISSIONER, of Mt. Morris.
T. A. Farrand, of Eaton Rapids, state
equity Inspector Of orchards and nur.
series. states that the San Jose scale
il making serious ravages in the fruit
belt. He IL demonstrating how To fight
The pest by spraying.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Coat Looked Like = Deer.

The remains OF Lee o. Hal, who
was shot In the north woods acct
dentally by ex-Mayor +. G. Miller, OF
Ionia. were brought home and buried
at Portland Sunday.
Miller and Hall had been five mile
north of their camp TO see neighbo.
about getting his stock of Miller's
land SO their sawMill could be erected
On the way back so camp Hall
"joshed" Miller about @ piece OF land
he had sold. saying there was more
timber on It than Miller supposed.
Miller suggested that they cut
through The piece. Deer had been
plenty in the locality that week and
both men had their rifles. When part
way through the timber Miller was
startled BY a shot and stopped. Hall
cried out, Look out, Frank; have
brought down a deer which Is coming
your way"
Miller, in the excitement, ran to the
other side OF Hall to reach some high
ground in the open. Hall, being a
cripple, made his way little farther
e hunting coat.
Miller saw something struggling in
the brush and supposed it was the
wounded deer. He fired The ball
went clear through Halls body and
he was dead when Miller discovered
his horrible mistake. Miller was fran
tic over the affair and had 10 be close
ly watched by his friends that night
Before Hall went north Smith tried
10 persuade him not to take his hunt
ing coat. which resembled deer in
color. but Hall laughed. said he could
die but once, and put on the coat.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

Dr.. Forbes Winslow, the great Eng
fish alien,st. declares that there will
he soon more insane than sane peo-
pie on this earth. The question natu-
rally occurs as 10 what is a sane
man. Entire sanity, like common
sense and other general terms. is only
relative. All peaple arc only approx
mately sane and sensible. The aver
age man" does not exist. nor does the
absolutely sane and sensible man.
The best that any of us can do is
TO keep up n fair average.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

The foreign trade of the United
States continues to be large and
profitable. For September the i'm
ports We're $102 ESQ, 900, against s101,-
$4,000 in 1905. The exports last
month were $13S,95O,OOO, or about
$3,000,000 more than in the same
month last year. The excess of eX-
ports over imports for September was
6,664, 900. against $33,996,0O in
1905. The balance of trade in our
favor is mounting up, and the demand
sOr American products is increasing
En- both the home and foreign markets.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

England built Il Dreadnought. then
the states built a bigger Dreadnought.
Now England is going to build big
ger Dreadnought than the Dread
nought that Outdreadnoughted the
original Drcadnought.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

Long Island farmers are advocating
a law compelling all heavy wagons to
be equipped with tires four inches
wide. thus converting vehicles that
now destroy the highways into road
rollers that would preserve them. The
scheme is SO simple, so cheap and So
excellent, says the Brooklyn Eagle,
that its failure is almost certain.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

The car OF Russia has ordered 80
100000 set aside for the building OF IA
.ew battleship. The naval srafters
tho are responsible for the poor con-
ition Of Russia's feet. in the war
with Japan must have rubbed their
hands In anticipation OF the good
times in store for them when they
heard Of the order.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Swindied on Beiter Tubec.

The federal grand jury finished it's
Investigations in the Shelb2 tube
scandal at Pittsburg, confirming tho
rumor that the United States had
been sold defective boiler tubes by
the Shelby Steel Tube Co. Indictments
were returned against Frank l.. EN-.
NETT, James Jay Dunn rad Charles T..
Close, charging them with conspiracy
TO defraud the government.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

4 German sanitary expert points
out that the reason why beer is often
sold at a temperature SO low as to be
Injurious 10 the stomach is that at
that temperature it is difficult 10 tell
stale beer from good beer.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

Many family wko are scared half
out of their senses at every thunder
storm will run a hundredfold greater
risk from dirty wells and ma!arious
swamp holes without a sign OF alarm.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Unsettled Settlement.

The defeat of the proposition to
bond Battle Creek 70 improve the
pumping station from Lake Goguac TO
public works In tight place. The
present machinery Is inadequate.
There is talk Of installing filtering
plant, but that would be expensive
Without it the lake has been declared
a dangerous source Of supply for
drinking water.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

Another bunch of Carnegie medals
has been distributed. and still the per-
SON who is. against the glares of the
populace, equal to holding on to the
end seat goes uDrecognized.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

A mere allowance for his children
will not be satisfactory 10 Count Boni
de Castellane. He wants his wife TO
provide for the payment of his debts.
This is an indication that BOni doesn't
Intend to live up to his recent resolu-
ton 10 be good for the remainder OF
his life
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17


More evidence that women are in
vading the gainful occupations former
iy monopolized by men IL founc in
the arrest of one in Arkansas on the
charge of being moonshiner.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

A German professor says this coun-
,ry is rich in geological curiosities.
Fortunately our fossils are becoming
Scnrcer
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

An Indiana man got a divorce from
mis- wife and married his cook. About
he surest way to keep good cook
Is to marry her.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

A London doctor contends that
every man should have a silent hour
at his home every day. 1t is work
ing scheme for bachelors.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

Alaska had produced $4,000 1000
worth OF gold since 1895. Uncle Sam
made n good bargain when he got the
territory for $1,000. 900.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
q. A. LIsk, Publisher

A Russian becomes of age ut 20
when the bomb.throwers give him a
chance.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

Jacob Wiltse, man prominent in
the development of Midland county
and an old pioneer. IL dead at his
home in Ineersoii.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17

Only one man who served as cap.
tain In the Mesican war is said to sur
yive. but an item OF this kind usually
brings out several corrections.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-11-17
Adventist Bank.

Battle Creek Adventists are being
eanvasscd TO take stock In a bank to
he established In the west end Of the
city. w. M. Davis, of Chicago, man
sser OF the National Rating league, is
promoting the enterprise. lie 10 a
Seventh Day Baptist. and tells that
persons OF his cult will take the places
Of Adventists who remove to Wash
inston, the headquarters OF Prophecies
Ellen G.. White
Thsre are 10000 hunters In The
woods OF the upper peninsula, for the
opening OF the deer season, accord
ing TO the estimates of the game ward
ems department. Deputies report
every section filled. Five hundred
hunters day have crossed the straits
for the past week.
Railroad earnings in Michigan dur
ing September totalied 1902, 1857,
an increase OF $i36,527.29 over those
OF September a year ago. For the
first nine months OF the year the earn.
mgs were Si0,92S ,O96.7O, an increase
OF over eight per cent over the earn.
ipes OF the same period in 1905.
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WOMAN BANK DIRECTOR.
New Banking and Trust Com
pany Elects Miss Gundy.
,ial to The Tlmes-Dl spatcI

FAIR 'AxszivA. Jul To- "A new bank!
ing and trust cor 1pany, has been incor:.s
porntcd In the enterprislng little toWn.ot'
Falls Church., & short distance from
Washington In nirfax county, a., and
an evidence OF the prog ressiye lines
on which the SinstitutI on Will be, run has
been shown il 1.-The election Of q woman
70 membership on the board OF d. ectors.
4 Miss Martha Gundx Is the member Of
the fair sex who has shown the bilityi
ton, and she will have an & eqitll vote:
with the men in directing the affairs e,
Bated with a ca sh en- pit OF 1zo The
stock .l$be subscribed to BY residents
o. Fairfax county, and restriG cd hi %
them . sS .5 assif y,
q The bank.8will open In a few days. witt,
auar1ses rsss store
Dr. George q. Fla d eley has been elected
president ~ j. B. g ould vice presldent.3
and George w aEIawxhurst, CASH err This
directors are James +. Davenport. Depil-
~ Commissioner OF Pensions; " ll!aHa e.
Ellison "A. $ HI rber.Gg NJ ss FL Churcns
and Miss Martha Gundy. ssS3 i!s
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D s,.C|RCUnaC0URT
.0|F8APP } {. !. LsAME { | S.
Special Term Being Held TO- Hear
Argument and for Con- I
5iS1 ri !. N ference. tti

s8s The United States Circuit Court OF Ap..s6
5pcnls convened yesterday at noon In
special term, Tor the purpose OF an.
+ nouncing opinions, hearing arguments
Sin two cases and FOR conference.
III One oplnon. announced by Judge
Il rritchart VIZ was that OF u II. s. Harkirs3
set nlY plaintiffs III error, vs.. George W.
WILLARD, defendant III error. n error
to the Circuit Court at Greensboro, N.
G. Opinion by Judge Frltchard. Re-
Sversed and cause lrenianded with dlrcc-i
tions to set aside the verdict Ind for
further proceedings III conformity with!
y tho opinion Of the court. tl B
~ Only ono case was argued that - 4L.B4.
\ Robinson ct ali. appellants. vs.. Al 81 u.
Brast ct al, nppellces. appeal from the
Circuit Court at 1'arkersburg, w. Va
Argued BY Dave y. Johnson, Of Parkers-i
burg, 4 w. Va for the appellant, and by
Thomas p. jacobs and s. Bruce Hall, 4 OF
New Martinsville, w. Va and Thomas
III stealey and r. e. fIorner. Of Parkers-
burg, w Va, and submitted.
iS The case lii the call to-daysis that OF
h Richmond standard steel Spike and Iron.
r Company, bankrupt. appellant, Va. Otway8
4 s. Allen. ct nj, appellees. Appeal from
the District Court at Richmond, M Vn.5
ITO be argued by William L. Royal for
the appellant and BY b. Rand NVellford
for the appellee. u M 55 4 III ~ NJ
Z. Dave D. Johnson. OF Parkersburg, ".
va. was admitted as an attorney OF the
-.nv, ,,kT 10 = u
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Times Dispatch Branches.

r,e Following Branch Offices have been 80.
distance from the Main Office q The Times.
~ ~ these branches will receive the ANA
any nj attention Us though they had been Iar,
,he Ma!n Off!ce and there WIN be no extla
sSs i,useoH IA pRGa STORE Twenty
St and VenAble Streets: 80
~ INV " rSANIaS 2Sl3 p. Broad Street, t
sS0 %n az ss atssa !ssse sss
As1 nshsrs ssFe CHANT CO.. you.A.. !, I,
q hF e. IIiXtT SssiApR No, 500 West Marsh. !,
: rH St5siiR;sos's pRuo STORE, No. 1862. wo.,
\ Nan t. n9asvER1DoE, Brook Avenue and CLAY
RA sstSs'Sss DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
FEoFI.E's DRUG CIT, STORE, No, 500 Williams
R eafkN HSi rHMiXRMXcY, No. 200 East Marsha,
cs srTse' DRUG STORE, No. III Ea,, ~,
JInsoS CUNNINGHAM. No. os7 Ea.. Main
PINE fSt.i' sTnEw PHARMACY. No. IS. a0u,b
r,ppiiE Rs s,sfisi KIRK PARRISH CO No y,
TIE Fias'IP tXs.RAcoN PHARMACY. No. SOL we,,
r, sasSN spHxRMAcY, rwen,y.e.sh,h ana n
s Hsssssis RHAgsMAcys No. ,ls Canal street,
HuNpLEY & WALKER. awsnty-hith ana
cA ,iifE DRUG STORE, No, uoa HUI.
W. A. PliRKlNs. No. ~ North Sycamore
qT@ESrY. EitiTfi AND N STREET p.4A1s-
G. r w, KERN INC, corner :Twenty-nrth
and Church HIN Avenue Y,
EAST PHARMACY. No, 2soi q Street,
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SHIP ON FIRE.
Crew Supposed to Have Been cen
Rescued by8 Passing Vessel.

"a (By Associa ted Press.
NEW YORK, July 10. ~ pom arrival " hars
Georgetown, s. c. and Wilmington. y G..
reported having sighted the Cruguayan bark
sMargarlta on IRE at sea yesterday on the Del.@
aware Capes Tho Afargarta left Ph iladelnhtA
July Sd. bound 10 Halifax, y. s., in command
OF Captain Alsena. 5 ii Ell It'll Sa3S;
THE Garth ran n close b by her and Captain
Mcguire watched for igns OF tho ere ". but
apparently they had been taken OF by sons
passing vessel. MI n
The Margarita is 4 a wooden vessel OF ~
tons net. She was bull An ISL, and Is owned
in Montivedeo. She carried crew OF ten
men. The bark was loaded with + $50 tons OF
anthracite coal. valued at 50,
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I. MEETING NOTICE.
Virginia Carolina Chemical co.

sl 81 Virginia Carolina CHEMICAL Co..
=, Jersey CITY Nj. yHns ~ ,1 19a =
n tho annual meeting Of ckholders of
i Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
3 for the election OF directors and for
i as may lawfully come before the meet
\ ing Qncuding receiving the gnnnua! re-
I port of tho Board OF Directors and the
board since the last annual meeting Of
stoclshoders) viii be held at the prin-
c!pal office of the company NO. ~ TX.
( change Place. Jersey City, county Of
4 on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day. Of
July, 1906 (ths being the FIRST Wednes-
day after tho 18TH OF July, N hc a.,
cordance with article i, section y, q tne "
{ bylaws, The transfer books vii! u pc
closed at P. M, on Thursday, June
2S 1905. and Will be- reopenea e. -
o'clock In tho. morning OF Thursday,
July ls'9 1906, 8, D,#cRHN !! saLatM nrv
. Il w..
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Astto1lr..s at Boston,

Especial TO The Times pispa tch.)
BOsTON, MASS. July 1o.--William
waldorf Aston and his bride who was
Mrs. Mamie LanFhorne Shaw. OF Vir-S
To-Day started for Maine. where they
Will make something Of stay. Then
they will 60 to Virginia and later will
visit the "A stor family In New York. M
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.G:r,a,,yson Sulphur Springs
On the Norfolk 9 Western = alI~ V

6 On the Norfolk e Western Faa !!yvay . II. Il
S Train stops 100 Feet from = t otel.
4 II Is under new managemen Cuisine
and service unexcelled. Altitude BOO feet.
scenery and climate IS equal TO any east ca
~ the 4 season Dancing basa fishing
In New River, bowling, boating. etc. y NO
liner wa ter In the world than that OF the
4Grayson Sulphur Springs for al stomach 'S1
troubles, especially. kidney. bladder ana
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