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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

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a, Gainesville, Florida.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-20

noro,a tone surprised himself ibut 1t
,,,orelv showed how every sSsibilty
bod lost it's edge. Two month ago he
would have argued such poit with
| his ready hands.
Meanwhile the reader had ecided
not to fight. being an insuficiea num-
her of inches bigger and bydder than
i Tom and having still iD,1ls ears the
thud with which the/scourger fell.
But neither was he9oing to give in
like a man, becaue men were scarce
in those heavy ions. Accordingly he
retained the Nter a little longer be-
fore handip/it to Tom, with mock
ing bow.
"We %on't, won't WEI" he sneered.
"WeX as it 'appens, we wont, TOT
NICE of that rot couldn't read II
yos paid. But you look out, my spe-
Dc,olI II you've come ere to give your
self airs, we'll soon learn we. It's lucky
FOR YOU Pm in such good temper or
you'd have gone off this table bit dit
ferent. you bllghted young upstart"
rom had In fact taken his chains in
ais hands and jumped of. 1t was
when he was on the ground, with his
back turned, that the direct abuse was
hurled. Others sided with the speaker
and added their maledictions to his,
yet the group about Butter (for so the
moor lad was calledl dispersed at Toms
approach, and he returned the letter to
ifs writer with look that might have
made his guardian angel dry her tears,
for after many days there was kind
ness in his eyes once more.
"Here, Butter" he said; take 1t, and
for Gods sake not q word! You're O
better man than I am or you wouldn't
have written at ALL There, shut up!
Gratitude, forGooth! II you must show
some. don't set me thinking"
But the lads emotions were aroused
too thoroughly to be soon allayed.
They had the corner now to them
selves, and he was crying like girl
Tom ervied him his tears.
"Read 1t through" sobbed the young
fellow. forcing the torn letter upon his
champion, and to please him Tom pc
rused It from beginning to END.
| fro GE CoYTtNUED.I
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-20
XXI.

XXI.
ekade smoldered In the
IF a hard baked plain
lSs as brown as shoe
nd as devoid OF any
Egetation, as though 1t
morning with some
Trees there were in
larking more than half
Is though the place had
especially for the stock
a solitary bush was with
IL I'd the sight Of the trees,
AfNey never heard and
never felt, was one
Aose of the eighty
wells from 8 In
ling down Of the
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-20
= y
Copyright. 1896. by CHARLES
SCRIBNER'S SONS.

You won't have him many more"
said Sullivan. "The hangman Will
have him."
'"Yes?'
Eyes. Look at him trembling"
81 see."
"He1l tremble In the air before
long"
Tom bent over his pick. There was
more hooting here, but whether at
himself or at his enemy Tom neither
knew nor cared. He wished to appear
very busy and regardless. He was
really intent upon Mats shadow under
his pick, wondering whether he could
possibly spring so far forward In his
chains and get such swing as to bury
the pick in the substance instead. But
this was never known. When the
hooting subsidized, the noise OF light
wheels approaching took its place, ana
Nat Sullivan turned round In his sad
die.
The military man who debased him.
self by the charge of this iron gang
was a major Of gunners, too fat for
service and too equity to sustain his
distended body on his legs. He there
fore superintendent operations from a
bath chair, in which bluejacketeo
messman had to trail him about tne
works. Major Honeybone had recog-
nized Nat and had ordered the mess
man to hurry to the spot, but not 10
seem in hurry. The major was him.
self q sufficiently hard and cantanker-
Gus man, but some sense of Justice he
had, and he considered Castle Sullivan
Que of the angriest plague spots IN a
plague spotted land The present oc-
casion filled him, therefore, with the
greatest glee He had long desired an
opportunity Of giving one or other OF
the Sullivans a piece of his mind and
here was young Sullivan trespasslng
on the works.
go slower" said the major, making
up his mind what to say and not TO say
it all ut once, as Mr.. Nat turned in his
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-20
Eww@@@@@@@@m@ sa@@@@:
E.W. HORNUNG,

Author Of "Raffles.
the Amateur Cracks.
man," "Stingaree."
Etc. ( 81 *
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-20
you ytllain.l'vc found you outp

you UtttQtn-l'Oe JOuitU UOU O"o'
saddle. Their greeting was In conse-
ouence not uncivil, though the major
blandly ignored the coarse, hinged
horS5 ,G,htEpdef by the other.
safs OF s shf Saahtrage n tbs other 1i
Nat.
"By bushrangers?" observed Major
Honeybone.
"By bushrangers. Only one of them
escaped, and there he tsp roared Nat,
pointing savagely at Tom.
Really" remarked the major, will
fully unmoyed. Dear me! 1t was
from you he came here-like half my
gang-for absconding, l understoodT"
"We didn't know it then"
"That he was one Of the bushran'
gers?"
"Yes."
"But you know it now~
1--WE do sop
"Dear me" again remarked the
major, whose expression was rendered
inscrutable by the rich shade Of the
gigantic umbrella without which he
rarely ventured abroad. His small,
shrewd eyes glanced from the visitor
to Tom, who was still looking down
and fidgeting with his pick, the speak
ing image Of sullen guilt. More repul-
sive to the major was the gloating ruff
fan in the saddle, but he signed to the
sentry to take away Toms pick and
then favored the other with slow,
contemplative stare.
"a very singular thing, I'm sure" be
resumed, with sarcastic information
that punctured even Mats thick skull.
every singular indeed. U9sl my word,
Mr.. Sullivan" exclaimed the major. x
find 1t difficult to believe what you
sayW
"Sir"
COR, If you like, to understand It"
eff you will allow me TO say the rest
and to say it elsewhere"-
"No, sir Herer cried Major Honey
bone Here or nowhere, which you
IIeiSt. L MS utuE dBSNbtiNS ObS AiS III
SO I gather, and the Hext night you
are attacked by bushrangers This
man Is found the morning after that,
and I understand you suggest he was
one of the band that attacked you.
Yet you nayer recognized him at the
time. Come, now. did none of your
"Not then, but he threatened my SIS
Ter and female whom we have since
returned. and Miss Sullivan remembers
hearing him call the female by her
name. Now, this man and that wom'
an kept company" snarled Nat IN q
perfect flame of rage and spite, and
Miss Sullivan will swear he called the
woman by her name. He fell In with
the thieves when he absconded, lrs
perfectly clear. He was the very man
70 ioin them in an attack on his
masters even if he didn't instigal
Join In 1t he did. can pre
Though not one of the origipai ga,
left alive. car -
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-20

Capacity IS Beds
Ambulance Service
Training School for Nurses.
Ambitious young women paid
good salaries while training
Nurses supplied for Private Duty
Admits all diseases not contagious
C & 0 r r Emergency Hospital
Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat depart
ment
Speciality: APPENDICITIS, Diseases,
of women, abdominal surgery
Hospital Fees $40 week
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-20

nb.H He saw the inside
February when Strachan
x months of 1t for alb
by so doing made open
enemiebe Sullvans. They want
"a to te breaking Of Toms spirit
~ olves and tried to dictate
onothaashes and the convict's
..oturISrvice, but this time
stracfrm, passing indeed, the
most Sentence possible in the
circuN
Tbels began on Wednesday,
the lAary, In the year 1888.
Firk his name and made
an iNhis marks, scars and
the eyes and hair Then
they Natter and shaved off
the Se which had lately
hiddt cheeks and softened
the land it was an old
many itself with sunken
eyes glass.
NSay his farm labor
ers twere not branded
anotramatta frock and
troy. And now they
->nis body a green hide
ar &lich depended in front
chain that became two heavy
at about the level Of the knees,
he two chains ended in still heav-
ags around either ankle, and the
made capital Y upside down.
lis harness it was impossible to
Rough with practice you might
and 1t was never struck off for
single instant on any pretext whatso-
yer.
They now presented him With a
spoon all to himself His kife ana
was 10 sharG~iftn hYs 6lsJp 4Sso&la he
lastly shey sh4Zed him mis- eighteen
ches, where he passed the intOlerable
light in wondering why he had not
iven himself up as the Italians I'M
erstudy and n wondering even more
Why he still would not do so if 1t were
hll TO come over again, for he knew he
would not. Indeed, one of the most
dreadful features of this present phase
kSs the tenacity with which the poor
found himself clinging to life
S.Sergency despite all his cool
"a for the end. He longed
IRE than ever, but he saw
X Meath must come to him.
AK to murder; to self MUIR
he Gould never stoop.
Or so he thought at the beginning OF
this term of broiling days and fetid
nights, with foul company and heavy
rons common to both. Meanwhile
nct feelings as were left him were
lll tolerably keen, and it was real
kili that toward the end OF the first
/ek he woke up at his work to hear
others hooting and turned round to
mat Sullivan once more riding
- the line.
Athrin became shiver The blue
Ned on Tom, the great lip
II at him. and before Tom
VIII said Mr.. Nat, with in
essiDle malignancy OF voice and
"Yon yillain-Pve found you
LINE of red eyes olinKed ana wa
the sun, then fell with glim-
interest from the scowling
n to the prisoner accosted.
d already piQued such atten-
his new. companions were in
bit of bestowing upon any Eel
= (ture. for few there were who
hat morose and fierce crew
stamp of such moroseness
fy already on t.ss@saa \ IloSe
Is bbsd ola han% 'ere
.-Iom moisteued his
~ " grip of his pick,
/LHe was seen to
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-20
The Hinton Hospital
Hinton w. Va.

O. o. COOPER, NJ. D., General surgery
R. B. MILLER, NJ. D., General Medicine
G. L. PENCE, NJ. D., House surgeon
C. w. ALBERT, MD, Eye, Ear, nose,
throat
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
HOTEL LAMBORN

MARYLAND AVE, NEAR BEACH
Piers and AmuscIneuts. Select location. New
Management Open all year Elevator 70 street.
Private baths Booklet. q. 4. MILLER
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
LOVING GAINING SYMPATHY.
Sentiment Said 10 be Turning To-
ward Man Who Killed Estes.

Richmond. Va, June IA prominent
citizen of Nelson County, who is in close
touch with affairs In that section Of the
State and who was in Richmond to-da 2.
talked in a most interesting manner of
the case of the Commonwealth against
Judge William G. Loving, accused Of the
murder of Theodore Estes, which case
will be tried in Houston Halifax County.
on June "a. The gentleman in question
declares that, although the feeling in the
county against Judge Loving was at first
quite bitter. there has been already a
very perCeptible change. with the tide
steadily turning in favor of the accused.
when the public hears Judge Loving
side of the case he went on, I am
firmly of the opinion that impartial and
minded men will not condemn his
course l know enough to say that when
the evidence is heard there will be a sur
prise for those people who have arrived
at hasty conclusions in the matter"
The rumor that other young women
will be drawn into the case as witnesses
besides Miss Loving is again current
throughout the State. This rumor has
never been denied.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
IRISHMEN DISCUSS MEASURES
Parliamentarians Issue Manifesto in
Support of Home Rule.
Another Convention I'm the IntereS
of ireland VIII he Held in
Dublin Next Week.

London, June 11.-An important meeting
Of the Irish Parliamentary party OF un-
usual interest was held this afternoon i'm
the House Of Commons John Redmond
was in the chair Among the notable alb
sentees were William O'Brlen and Tim
Healy.
The meeting was called 10 discuss the
attitude Of the party toward the govern
ment view Of the recent events connected
with the Irish council and Irish university
bills. 1t was expected that the meeting
would be prolonged.
AS a result Of a meeting to-day at
Leach. a manifesto. signed by John Red
mond the Irish leader, was issued in
support of the forward policy in behalf
Of home rule. II says that the Irish vote
in Great Britain was given the Liberals
at the general election. not because the
Irish people approved their policy, or were
in any way bound TO them, but because
Irishmen had to choose between Liberals
and Tories, who were actively engaged in
enforcing the coercion act, and pledged
themselves against home rule With ref
erence to the Irish council bill the mani
festo continues:
Another proof has been afforded that
home rule cannot be won by cOnciiiation
alone. but only by hard fighting. by vigor-
GUS and well-sustained agitation in Ire
land, and by an active pledge-bound disci-
plined party in the House of Commons
and by thorough organization Of the Irish
vote in Great Britain and its use abso-
lutely Independent of English party in
terests."
Another national convention in the in
terest OF home rule for Ireland has been
called for June %, to be held in Dublin.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
HOTEL MORRIS Ocean 2se:

Ocean view pofCbes both New York avenue and
-. James place Cool. comfortable As good table
as the island affords. Moderate rates CHAs. "
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
SENATOR PETTUS SURPRISED
declares Loss i'm Death of Morgan
Irrcparable.

Senator Edmund Pettus. Of Alabama.
was notified Of his colleagues death late
last night by a representative Of The
Washington Herald.
He was much affected by the news. but
would say nothing save that it was bad
news, and that the loss would be ire
parable.
He had not heard of the serious illness
Of Senator Morgan and the announce
ment Of his death came as a sad surprise
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
EARL MAR HALL
HOTEL STICKNEY

iaaus. 8 20 s. per day s. % SIS weekly Rooms
suite with bath; elevator. L. Y. STICKNEY
my2iJr
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NAVY'S SECRETARY MISSING
Fails to Return from Trip to James
town Island.
Lighthouse Tender Maple Used for
Voyage May BE stuck
in Mud.
snscial 20 The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, June 1l-SeCretary OF the
Navy Metcalf Mrs Metcalf. Miss Met
calf, the Secretary's aide, and others Of
the Secretary's party, are among the
missing tonight.
Il is the supposition that the sum Of
their misfortune is the grounding Of the
lighthouse tender Maple aboard which
they went to jamestown Island to-day
The Secretary and party left at 3 o'clock
for the island. They We're due to return
at O'Clock this evening. but at 1870
o'clock tonight nothing had been heard
from them.
If the Maple does not return by day
light, the naval tug Potomac, will be dis
patched up the James to look for her
The President went to jamestown Island
April q, and although he left here about
daylight, did not return until 10 at night
The weather has been thick most Of
the day. and it is regarded as possible
that the Maple ran her nose onto a mud
bank
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
Hotel Dennis

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Occupies one-hah square Of unobstructed beach
front New nrepro0f addition Of 100 and baths
with sea and Irash Natar- WAITER i nLZBY.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
TUCKER MUST STAY IN JAIL.
Justice brewer Declines TO Grant
Writ of Habeas Corpus

Justice Brewer. Of the Supreme Court
has declined to grant writ OF habeas
corpus for the release Of r. IT. Tucker
who was sentenced to ninety days in jail
for contempt Of court by Justice Hook
OF the United States Court for the Dis
trict Of Kansas. for intimating that he
was influenced by the Standard oil Com
pany in proceedings against the Uncle
Sam Oil Company. at Leavenworth re-
Gently.
Tucker was president of the Uncle Sam
Company. a so-called Independent COM
pany, which was placed in the hands Of a
receiver as the result of charges Of at
tempted fraud. The sentence Of con-
tempt grew out of the allegations Of un-
due influence in granting the receiver
ship.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
TEACHERS DISCUSS SALARIES.
Members of All Grades Present Ar
EumeDts TO Committee.

kindergarten teachers. as well as teach
ers Of the eighth grade. were represented
at yesterday afternoons meeting at the
Franklin School Of the special committee
of the board of education appointed to
prepare a salary increase bill for presen-
tation at the next session of Congress.
The meeting, which was the second held
to hear the views of the teachers on the
question Of salary. was we'll attended. and
a number Of teachers Of all grades pre-
sented arguments TO the committee. pre-
sided over by its chairman, Mrs Ellen
Snnncer Mussev
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. s. Dent Of Arrirnltnre Weather Bnraan

T. =
Washington. D. c.. June II. le07-s =. m.
The bar1metric conditions east # the Mississippi
River are mostly negative. there being well de
fined high or l0w. A rather welldefned low has
moved inland from the Pacific Ocean within the
last tEcntyf01y hors and caused general rains from
Central California uorthWard 70 the British posses
sions Rain in Central California az this time #
wear Is ralner unusual In Eastern districts and
the East Gulf States thundersroms and light rains
have occurred. Along the Middle Atlantic coast
ocean winds have lowered tho temperatures to y
degrees for distance of 100 miles so inland In
the South showers have caused a similar fall.
The weather Wednesday and Thursday viii be I'M
settled with scattered thundCrs0ns and local rains
east Of the Mississippi except in Tennessee and the
Lower Ohio VALLEY. Showers are also probable
in the Plateau region and Rocky Mountain districts
TIE temperature changes VIII be irregular and not
well marked IN auy district
Steamers departing "Wednesday for European ports
viii have light. variable winds and fair weather 10
the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
SALVADOR ATTACKED.

Mexico City, June IA force OF Mica
raguans, assisted by Salvadorean revolu-
tionists, captured the port of Acaiutla,
Salvador, to-day. News Of the outbreak
Of hostillties came to the capital tonight
in a telegram from PresideIn Figuero. to
the Salvadorean Minister to Mexico,
Manuel Delgado.
The Nicaraguans, on the gunboat No
motombo. bombarded the fort and then
landed troops The town is now in the
hands Of the Nicaraguan general, Manuel
Rivas
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
Local Temperature.

Midnight. 81 : a m, "a; a. m, So: a. m, 81;
a n. 81 10 a. n. 81. p noon, 81; ? p. m, g;
D m. a; p. n, %; S D. m, 81; 10 D. m. 50.
Maximum So, minimum, 50.
Relative humidity-s A. m. 95 2 p. m. %; p. m.
% Rainfall s p M. % 8 p ml. O79. Hours Of
sunshine. 0. per cent Uf possible sunshine. o.
Temperature same date last year-Maximum, 76i
minimum g.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
Two Killed nv CrcInne

Du Quoin. ILL.,, June IA cyclorA
swept over this city and the surround
ing country tonight While Il was
OF comparatively brief duration. the
storm inflicted damage almost as heavy
as that of last Fridays gale. The
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church was totally demolished. A man
and child sought shelter underneath
the church. and it Is believed they were
crushed.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
THE BREAKERS

OtEAN VIEW. VA
How 10 get there: Take Ocean View Express at
CRANKY and Main sts Norfolk. Va. 10 Ocean View.
transfer 10 Cottage Car to door Of The Brp7ksrs
opposite Old Point Comfort. Sea-fOod table Cars
pass door 20 exposition grounds every ten minutes
FOR further information address Mrs. NJ. G. CAHIIia
The Breakers. Ocean View, Va.
mY95-S W. I'm. then n
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
Tide Table.

To-day-High tide g. . a. m and q p. m; low
tide 512 a. m. and q p m.
To-morrov-HIgh tide. 9.22 a. m. and 1l34 2. m.
low tide 80 a. m. and . D. N.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
new HOTEL 0STEND.

Occupying whole block Of ocean front Chelsea end.
Atlantic City, n. ]. New management. 409 beau
tiful rooms 20 with private baths fresh and sea
water. Indoor water bathing pool Dressing
rooms for surf bathing, Handsome pavilion sdion-
ing the BOARDWALK. Diniug-rOOms overlook ocean.
Orchestra. special June and July terms. Booklet.
Autos meet trains DAVID 2. RAHTER. Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
ATLANTIC CITY.
THE DUNLOP.

Directly on the Beach. overlooking the Boardwalk,
Ocean Piers. and convenient to all anussments
Rooms en- suite With private baths; on the Euro
pean plan only; Sl50 day and upward; first class
restaurant attached with a la carte service. Fine
orchestra.
ROBERT f. DELANEY. Proprietor.
F. r. BOWMAN Manager iel2-d&SSDt
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL TRAYM0RE

Enlarged By the addition Of a new tenstoTy build
ing Of nreproof construction. The sleeping rooms
are SPACIOUS light ana airy, each one connected
with priyste bath. containing hot and cold. fresh
aud salt water. CheTal Eiasa In each bathroom door,
Long distance telephone in even rOOm stesu heat.
sith thermostat regulators Glassinc0sed sun-paroR
on the roof, with conservatory adjoining. uni9us
feature Is the TEomenads feet Hides extending
around the entire tenth story Capacity, 60.
TRAYMORE HOTEL CoMPAEY
ID, S, WHITE, PrpS.
ApT9t CHAS. o. MARQUETTE. Mgt
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
Temperatures In Other Cities.

Temperatures IN other cities together with the
amount q rainfall. for the twelve hours ended al
D m yesterday, are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
''ON TO PARIS" IS CRY
Wine Growers Revolution Is
Rapidly Spreading.
TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT

Tri-cOiOr Pulled Down from City
Hall at Narbonne and Replaced by
Streamer of Crepe-SOldiers show
RebeIIious Spirit-ResignatiOn of
Montpelier City Council Announced.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF,

Directly On the Beach. 80 rooms. 20 with Fresh
and Salt Water Baths attached. American and Euro
decorated and new management Personal direction
Of JOEL HILLMAN, Prop, also proprietor q Hsf-
yeys Fsm0is Restaurant q Washington. d. e.
Ths new and mOst popular feature Of this botei is
the Red Rambler Grill iei-Std6S
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD located
the Bartlett Building corner of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements can inserted regular Office rates.
H S. WALLACE Special Representative
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
Roanoke House,

305 County St. Portsmouth. Va
Rooms 81 a day. with board. s. day 80 minutes
20 Exposition BY steamer. blocks away. MRS.
S. +. LANGLEY.
COTTAGE BALTIMORE. OCEAN VIEW. VA
10 min. 20 Exposition. SC carfsre Full view ef
ocean. Comfortable rooms. with board. Terms
moderate. my27-d&S
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
The MONITOR, 's's s,. s:s e,.osy.

Beautiful permanent: new throughout: accommo-
dates with its 400; every service guaranteed
hates: Lodging Sl.00; regular meals. Sec, Limited
cafe service Bus meets all trains and ktsamerA
myl3-u
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
PROGRESS HOTEL

NORFOLK, VA.
One square from Washington Steamboat Landing
Cars 10 Exposition pass door, Rates. Sl.O0 and NJJ
per day. myl6730t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
EXCURSIONS,

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandra and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt.Vernon Ry. Sta, 18th & Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR MI. VERNON WEEK DAYS. 10.
II A. NJ, u NOON, l. 2 AND p NJ
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING-
TON DAILY EVERY % MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
CARS TO KENSINcToN

Fifteenth and n. Y. ave; every Is minutes,
Connect at lake with RensiEgton line every y
minutes. Round-trip tickets. &c. at Fussells.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-12
new YORK RESORTS,
HOTEL MARION.

lake George New York. resort where guests can
spend most enjoyable outing Delightfully."- situated
On West Shlre. superb view; large, airy and bright
rooms. with or without private baths. Farm c1u-
nscted with hotel Fresh Vegetables. Poult-v. Mil
and hrIit- klue Macadsm roads with well equipped
hfcry. JOS H MARVEL
iel-NF-dES