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L'Italia., 1907-09-03
CALIFORNIA PASTE 20.

<oo WEST Sir. LAX ST1fEET
SAN JOSE, CAL
Questa fabbrica venue da POGO rimo
dernata, e fornita dt machine ultimo
modello. 81 fornisce qualsiasi qualita
della migliore pasta in genere di Mac.
caroni, Vermicelli, ecc. 81 fanno spedi-
zioni pei qualsiasi parte degli Stat
c. o. ID. o dietro buone reference.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
EUROPA HOTEL
NEVADA

A. ISOLA, prop.
Unico Hotel Italiano, dove 81 potran.
no ottepere Quegli a~ccomodamenti ne
cessari e veluti dalrItaliano. Cucina al
primo ordine pure allitaliana, annesso
un grande salone fornito di VIM, liquo-
RI, Q sigari dele migliori qualitA e
marche. Per accomodamento della Glen
tela viene unita una ben fornita crosse
ria nonche un variate assortimento di
senere di vestiari. scarpe, cappelli ecc.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
ITALIANA

GROSSERIA ITALLANA
ED AMERTGsJGA
81 vende qualsiasi qualita di ~etert
aim important 9 del paesa,. Spe-
cialita olio Q pasta importafe Tgtto
garantito di prima qualitA-
842-S44 Ia STRADA PORT -4+JG. 9rc
N. COSTA rcr1.
TeIefOnOt Main -.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
MARCHETTI q SON.

ZOE Court %. Les ANGELICA, Gal.
Agent per Ia compra Q vendita al be-
nj stabili Q terreni.. Promotori di COM
pagnie Industriali Q ManifAtturiere. A
genti dellAETNA LIFT INSURANCE
COMPANY of HARTFORD. per II sud
della California.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

THE ITALIA HOTEL s:nth cor.
Cherry, CHICO, CAL.-G. FiOri, l.. Mo-
scardini Il Co. Proprietari = Buon al
loggio, pranzi squisiti, scelti VIM. ri
messe per cavalli, giuoco dele boocie.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

GROSSEhlA E SALOON Bi.asno
venta - Negoxianti di generi alimen-
tari doslestici Q important JOHNS
WILLIE. Plunas Co., Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
DIR. G. F. CANDIANI MEpIco,

Ufficio: Al e mezzo N. THIRD ST.,
Portland, Ore. = Tel. Columbia lao -
Residenza: 4S3 Marshall ST., Tel. Co
lumbia ESQ - ore di ufficio: SILL ant.
Ia O Us pom.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

Co, PrOprie-
tari. = Pane ~francese ed italiano, ga
letta, biscotti. ecc. - Ottimi generi di
grosseria e farina. .564 7th Street fra
Clay IL Jefferson Oakland, Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
B. PASQUALE & co.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Fabbricante di articoli mnitari, di MAJ,
rina g per societa'
Uniformi, Berretti, Bandiere, gtendardf
@ InsASue
lice Webster st. N. u. Ger. Turk d.
Telefono West 498
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

TOSGA NO H0TET. angelo sue o.
vest di Adams
st. Settima Strada. - Ultima cucina,
stanze ariose 8 pulite. VIM liQuori Q
sigari dele migliori marche a prezzi
onestissimi. Teresa Gufdstti, proprieta-
ria, A. A. Guldetti, Manager. Santa Rosa
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
G. D. VIRGILIO

12S Commercial Row Reno. Nevada
Urf1cio dtmpieghi 9 collocamentf
Agente di lutte le compagnie di Nayf-
gazione e fe~rroviarie. S'inviano operat
a destinations a qualsiasi genere di la
voro. Interprete in inglese, francese.
austriaco g s~pagnuolo.
Annesso Salone, dirimpetto ALA staxione
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

G. PUMA R RrSDgs ssHrsa,t Pic
CANTINA e D1STILLERIA mel South
ern California. 81 spedisce In Qualun-
Que parte degli Stati Until, Canada Q
Messico a contanti 0 dietro buone refe-
renee. -UfficiO principale Q deposito
sos N. MAIN St. 004 8. FERNANDO
ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
w. G. RALSTON

Sensale di MiAiere. Stock and Be.s
Broker.
1858 BUSH STREET, y. F.
Stance z. al IL. Tel: Tmpy 141S
epec1aItA In syiOut Of Miusere
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

ROMA HOTEL 1OOe-1Ol1 ALAME-
DA ST.. Los angeles
F. BESSOLO. Proprietario = II pin CO.
modo Albergo Italiano di Los Angeles,
con Bar Room fornito del migliori vfni,
liQuori Q sigari.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
MORELLI E FIGLI

allIngrosso di Vino di CalifOrnia.-Pro-
prietart dele Vigne Q Cantine df Plea
Sonoma Co.. Da Morelli trovansi SEM
pre- II miglior vino al prezzo pho conve-
niente.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

HOTEL - M. Lorenxf.
Propr. = 1921 G. st., Fresno, Cal. -
Cucina alIltalfana con stance ariose,
anDesse. Trattamento famigliare.
EUROPA HOTEL - Malanca & Toe
chini,. Propr. - 1141 G. St., Fresno,C Cal.
= Salone dl prima classe, Cucina SOUL
sta allitaliana, annesse stance como
de ed ariose.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
VILLA HOTEL

SANTA CRUZ, CAL. = Camere ariose
dogni prezzo. - Cuaina all'italiana.
VIni. liauori g sigari d1 prima qualita.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

L signori l.. Giambruni G. Pegano
hanno rimodernato ed ampliato IL lore
locale in st. Helena fra Main Q Spring
SITS. Tengono bellissime stance ammo
bigliate anche per famiglie; una buo-
ma cucina alPItaliana, VIM, liquori Q 81
gari dele prim qualita. Gioco di boccie.
Prezzi model. L'Hotel sara battezzato
col nome di Italia Hotel.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
NICKEL THEATRE

The Nickel Theatre is offering a varied
program of motion pictures the first three
days OF this week and judging by the ap
plause of yesterdays audience. a most
enjoyable one. Views OF Paris is an eX-
ceptionally fine scenic picture. showing In
motion pictures the various interesting
In some cases famous, places OF the gay
French city. "A One Man Baseball Game
was one OF the laughable pictures which
the baseball enthusiasts enjoyed immense
ly. This showed a baseball fan who
had no one 10 play a game OF baseball
with him. playing "A game all by himself
filling himself each different position on
the diamond in turn.
Buying a Ladder" is one OF the fun
niest motion pictures imaginable. 1t seems
a very easy thing TO buy a ladder. bu;
the troubles with which this purchaser
met were numerous and exceedingly laugh
able. "A Corsican's Daughter" was a
very dramatic picture OF faithless wife.
a vengeful husband and a loyal, loving
little daughter The picture was tragic
one. but was heartily applauded
Rosie" a new and very whist,eabe
song. was sung by Bob Alden and the
Nickel quartet who earned in it more en-
cores than they could respond to. and
Miss Duhaime was very well liked In the
popular song Meet Me, Sweet Kathleen,
in Honeysuckle Time"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
The LYRIC

The excellent moving pictures at the
Lyric for the first part of this week, pro-
vide much amusement. and the audience
is kept laughing almost continually.
The Cruise of the Gladys" is a very
funny picture. showing the pleasures and
disappointments of party of young peo-
pie who go on a sailing trip in a sail
boat. They encounter all the trials and
hard luck known To the lovers OF that
sport and the film proves n most inter
esting one. Picturesque Java" is another
very interesting film. and. this, with an
other picture depicting the life and GUS
toms OF the ostrich, have high educa-
tional value.
"The Little Chalk Statue Merchant"
shows the life the boy slaves in Paris are
compelled TO live. Another picture shows
how war paraphernalia is transported
across hills and rivers. and among the
other films are the following: The
Betrothed's Nightmare" "A Horrible Ad-
venture" and many others.
when Boy White Is Whstling in the
Meadow" beautifully and artistically H.
ustrared, is sung by Frank Rose. the
king OF Illustrated Song Singers"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
BOSWORTH CAPTAIN OF
BATES TRACK TEAM

G.. A. Bosworth. a harrington boy who
is attending Bates college at Lewiston
Me-. has been recently elected captain Of
the Bates college track team for next sea-
son as a result Of his ability as a long
distance runner. At the present time he
holds the Maine intercollegiate record for
two miles.
Bosworth attended the harrington high
school after graduating from the gram
mar school in that town, but owing to
the fact that the high school is small
one, and does not enter into athletics 20
any great extent he attracted but little
attention in this section as an athlete.
He graduated in 1904 and upon enter
ing college went out for the track team,
and soon began to show his ability. He
had run some very good races in Maine
meets. but i'm 1906 he broke the Maine
inter collegiate record for the two-mile.
lowering II from 10 minutes 29la sec
onds to 10 minutes % As seconds.
At the recent Maine intercollegiate meet
at Waterville between Bates, Bowdon.
Colby and Maine. Bosworth easily broke
the mark he established last year. cut
ting IL down TO 10 minutes Is As seconds,
and far outclassing his field.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
AT THE THEATRES

hopes TO win her for his own bride, ex-
poses the wrong she did in the city She
is then summed by most of the people In
the village, but she has few loyal
friends left. She and the schoolmaster de-
eide II is best for them TO part. but just
as they are saying their last goodbye a
friend advises then 10 go away together,
to some distant place, to begin life over.
This they decide TO do. Then the cur
tain falls.
Miss Purnell plays the part Of the
young woman a very difficult one, in ad-
mirable style. Rodgers Barker assumed
the role OF the schoolmaster, and he is de-
serving Of the highest commendation for
his clever work. Edwin Dudley has a
role which apparently well suits him, and
he made a favorable impression on the
audience. James Kennedy and Al Roberts
appear as country schoolboys and keep
the merriment at high pitch All the
other characters are in competent hands.
Considerable of the abundant comedy
in the play is introduced in the third act.
the scene OF which is in country school.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04

from the Johnston line to the village OF
North Scituate.
The meeting also voted to exempt from
taxation for a period OF 10 years the plant
the property OF the Scituate Light and
Power company. The principal discussion
OF the day was over these two motionl
which were carried after considerable op-
position. The meeting also showed a dis9
position TO reform some OF the recent
transactions In carrying on the business
OF the town.
The matter OF borrowing money by the
town treasurer and issuing notes there
for on his own responsibility was called
up by Town Solicitor Page, who took the
position that these notes were issued
without authority and were worthless.
After considerable discussion OF this mat
ter. In which Treasurer Capwell stated
that he supposed he had the authority to
do this under a vote at a previous meet
ing some years ago. the taxpayers voted
TO legalize all outstanding notes issued
In this manner and authorized the treas
urer TO issue similar notes TO an amount
necessary TO meet the expenditure for
the coming year I'm addition to the regG-
lar appropriations
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
KElIH's THEATRE.

There was a big house at Keiths last
evening 70 see the Albee stock company
in "A Lady OF Quality" their first real
dramatic test Of the season. and before
the play was half over, IL was evident
that the very favorable impression made
last week by the sterling organization
was further strengthened this week. IL
is some eight years since "A Lady OF
Quality was given in this city, when IL
was presented by Julia Arthur and her
company. The play is drama atization Of
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnetts we'll
known novel, and is one OF the strongest
romantic dramas ever presented upon the
American stage.
Particular interest was felt In the ap-
pearance OF Adele Block i'm the title role,
which is a superb test OF any actress
ability To say that Miss Block scored "A
triumph would be putting II mildly.
Rarely does a Providence audience wax
so enthusiastic as they did last evening
over her splendid portrayal OF the I'M
pulsive, motherless hoyden VINO, ar
ter giving her whole girlhood's heart TO
an undeserving scoundrel, is goaded by
him 10 such desperation that she gives
him the punishment he so richly de-
serves. She made dashing. beautiful hg-
ure in the first act, in her boys clothes,
and the duel scene was admirably played
So also was she excellent in the scene in
the rose garden in the second act, scene
that she played with an intensity ana
scorn that ives felt by everyone In the
audience.
The big scene OF the play. however, was
In the fourth act, when she rose TO
dramatic height that proclaimed her the
artist she truly is. The look OF loathing
on her face for the man who so goads
her. and her look of despair when she
realizes that she has killed him. Will not
soon be forgotten by those who saw her
truly wonderful performance. Truly,
Miss Block has dramatic ability that few
actresses OF the American stage can
boast.
William Ingersoll as the Duke or Os-
mond played with virility and tenderness,
and caught the atmosphere or the play
admirably Robert Cummings gave
mastery depletion of Sir John oxen, CIV
ing full value TO every word or look he
made a picturesque figure and gave his
portrayal a polish and power that won II
the hearty recognition II deserved scott
Cooper played Clorinda's father win
delightful appreciation OF the part and he
scored a genuine hit. and Mr.. Dennis
Harris contributed a very clever char
acter bit as the Secretary OF Lord Iwem-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
EMPIRE THEATRE

Miss Kathryn Purnell, the talented
leading woman OF the Empire theatre
stock company, made her first appearance
this season with the company last even
ing in a beautiful rural drama, "Out OF
the Fold" There was a very large audi
ence present to greet her, the seating ca
pacity OF the house being far too small
TO accommodate Il.
The play Is the work OF Langdon Nc
Cormick. II tells the story og a beautiful
young woman who erred in the city and
In order to lead better life goes TO the
country She wins the love OF the hand
some young schoolmaster: but a million
aire. who knew her I'm the city and who
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
SCENIC TEMPLE

There Is one act on the bill at the Scenic
Temple this week which alone makes the
show richly worth seeing. even were there
nothing else moro than ordinary merit,
which is not the fact. This feature Is
the boomerang hat spinning and sensa-
tional club Juggling OF Moran and Wiser.
undoubtedly the greatest performers in
their line yet seen in this city, whose act
won the biggest kind OF hit with yes
terdays big audiences. George W. Gra-
ham again easily proved himself one OF
the most pleasing and artistic singers of
illustrated songs yet heard at tho
Scenic and In the chorus Of
Dreaming" which IL finely sung by
Anna Francis. his sweet tenor voice Is
also heard to fine advantage.
1 The new moving pictures are Of rather
moro than ordinary pleasing qualities, "A
Bowery Melodrama" being a veritable
scream" from start 10 finish. while
''They Mixed Those Babies Up and "The
Bad Shilling" are scarcely less funny
life I'm India" and Uncle Sans Mid
dies" are also especially pleasing.
Jessie Marsden In n dainty and pretty
singing and dancing coincidence. whose
pleasing personality. grace and fetching
ways easily captured her hearers and
made her big favorite: and Sig Aureiio
operatic tenor. In high-class selections.
was accorded cordial recognition. The
usual change OF songs and pictures will
be made on Thursday for the last half Of
the week
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
SLOOP WANDERER TO BE
RIGGED DIFFERENTLY

The performance of the sloop Wanderer
In the regatta OF the Rhode Island Yacht
club held last Saturday was much COM
mented upon by many OF the yachtsmen
in the upper bay. Although last year y
champion did not land first place in the
race, her showing was very praiseworthy
from the fact that she had been rugged
but a short time, and she was not put
into the water till week previous TO hre
first test this season.
The race of Saturday judging by the
rivalry that prevailed, gives promise ot
some very interesting and speedy racing
for the season Of 1907.
The Wanderer is to be equipped with
new sails. her mast will be set back
about two feet and jb with a much
greater area will be substituted. Ths
boom will be cut off. so that this extend
ed change will result in the Wanderer
having more sail and shorter measure
ment
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
IMPERIAL THEATRE

That good old comedy THE Private
Secretary" is the offering OF the stock
company at the Imperial theatre this
week. and it is produced intelligenty and
effectively.
The several actors handle their parts
excellently. and the demands OF the play.
in contrast with earlier ones OF heavier
type are fully and adequately met.
Fred Sylvester as Rev. Robert Spauld-
ing portrays that character with great
deal OF cleverness and Frank j. Ireland
as Douglass Cattermole, a more or less
callow youth. at once wins the apprecia-
ton OF the audience and makes the hit
OF the play.
Bertha Welby as Miss Ashford, is en-
trusted with an important part. and dis
plays A keen conception OF its require
ments Rita Dawn and Carol Arden, the
one as Eva Webster. and the other as
Mrs. Stead. two characters in the play OF
lesser importance, make their parts hold
the attention of the audience by their
skill and cleverness in bringing out the
best points of those characters.
Mac NJ. Barnes is good Mr.. Cater
mole, and his work does not cause that
character TO lose anything in effect by his
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
DUBLIN NINE WANTS
GAMES IN THIS CITY

John J. Dainton. the manager OF the
Dublin baseball team OF Meriden. Conn
which for three years has been the cham
plon emi-professional club OF Southern
New England, has written asking for
games for his team. The club is now max
ing tour and as Manager Dalnton has
a few open dates he would like 10 All In
which some OF the fast semi-professional
teams OF this state and neighboring Mas
sachusetts for games here. with a reason
able guarantee.
Communications should sbe addressed 10
John j. Dainton, manager OF the Dublic
Baseball association, Il. O. box 519 Merl-
den, Conn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04

low. difficult bit and free from exag-
geration by Mr.. Harris.
Mr.. Churchill and Mr. Christie were
graceful courtiers. and Miss Stockton
made a pathetic little figure as the visit
full young sister. Ann. Miss Winslow was
uncommonly good. making small role
stand out prominently by her cleverness.
as did Miss Reimer as the old housemaid.
The other members OF the large cast
managed 10 convey the atmosphere OF
the play admirably, and IL II is any cri-
terion OF the productions to be made at
keiths this summer, some pleasant en-
tertainments may be anticipated.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04

Interpretation OF It. The part OF Mr..
Marsland, taken by Ernest Bostwick. is
given a good rendering also
The play was we'll attended last evening.
and IL doubtless will serve to draw large
houses the rest of the week. Between the
acts many good specialties are intro
duced chief OF which Is the dancing by
Miss Bessie Ramsdel, whose work In
that line is well and favorably known.
songs and diversions by Robert Athan,
and the moving pictures. which include a
good variety OF selections.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
Coventry strong


In Coventry the Republicans won out by
varying majorities in a particularly light
vote, the extremely disagreeable weather
having an appreciable effect on the vote
cast. There was little OF interest in the
election outside OF the efforts made by
the machine" to hold Councilman North
ups vote UP with that of his colleagues
on the ticket. and the determination on
the part OF many Republican voters to
express disapproval of Mr.. Northup's act
during the last session OF the general as
sembly in ignoring the wishes of his con-
etituents and the majority of his party In
the town in the request made TO vote for
their choice in the senatorial contest.
The polls closed with Northup "a behind
Councilman Fiske, who received the best
vote of the day. In the second district
the councilman lost 10. In the third, his
home district, the figures show that he
was IS behind the count The results fol-
low:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
ARTFUL DECLARED OUT
OF ALL ENGAGEMENTS

II. p whitney's Artful has been de-
clared out OF all engagements at the
Brighton Beach Racing association meet
ing according TO announcement made BY
the secretary of the association yester-
aays
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04

The Colt supporters were on top yes
terday in the five towns which held cleo
tions. In Narragansett they elected four
of the five members OF the town council,
reversing the order OF things a year ago.
when the Democrats gained control
In Coventry the personal fight made
against Representative Northup. who was
up for reelection to the town council.
was feature OF the election. Mr.. North
stituents by voting for Col. Colt for
United States senator in the last gener-
al assembly, in spite OF the strong Wet
more petition that came out of Coventry.
The extent OF this feeling was partly
measured yesterday, when his plurality
dropped nearly 140 votes behind his ticket,
though II was said that $1,000 went into
Coventry to hold Mr.. Northups vote up
In Smithheld, Gloucester and West
Greenwich the Republicans encountered
no effective opposition.
The result was a surprise all around.
The only Republican council candidate
defeated was Frank l. Caswell. who lost
by four votes, receiving l31 TO 135 for
John Bromley, Democrat. The majorities
for the Republicans ranged from TO 20.
a new man, who received l66 TO 81 for
Charles A White. Democrat, plurality
OF 60
The weather affected the vote some
what. only 2s9 ballots being cast, where
fully 800 had been expected, out OF the
3s5 eligible electors In the town
II is said that the new council is favor
able TO the Narragansett Pier railroad.
The Republicans celebrated their vic
tory by burning red fire and parading the
streets. The result is as follows: .
For moderator-Edgar w. Watts, ID.
and r.. IA.
For town clerk, william Herbert cas-
well. D. and r.. 253.
For town treasurer. James F. Cross, d.
and r. 2i9
First councilman. Edgar w. Watts, r.,
l42 Frank r. Knowles. d., l2s. Second
councilman, Theodore III. Bliss. r., l4l (;
s. Msllie Allen. d., 12I. Third councilman,
Alphonse Congdon r., 1856; Charles A.
White, d.. 97 Fourth councilman, Frank
L. Caswell, r., 13l: John Bromley, d., l35.
Fifth councilman, Bert A. Burns. r., l35;
John A. Sherman, D., ~.
School committee. for one year. Millard
b. Irish. r.. l31; Charles A. White. D.,
10i For three years, Walter A. Nye, X.
l42 Edgar Sweet. D., l0l.
Assessors OF taxes. for one year, AL
phonse Congdon, r.. IA: Herbert f. Ken
yon, D.. IS. For three years, Charles w.
Hall. D., and r.. lH.
Town sergeant, James ID. Caswell, ID.
and r., A9.
In SmithheId
There were no contests in the town of
Smithfield The results were as folows:
TOWN CLERK.
Districts-1
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04

PROVIDENCE NEVER SAW A SHOW
LIKE THIS BEFORE.
i<SO People, 80 Railroad Cars, $50
Horses, 40 Elephants, 100 Cages
of Wild Animals.
startling New and Sensational Fen
lures Seen for the First Time
I'm America.
IL Mirza-GoIems, The Patty Brothers,
hiccobono's Educated Horses. The De
hocks, The HallOway Troupe, Daisy
Hodgini, The Jordan Family. 90 Ac-
robats, 80 Clowns, 375 Circus Artists.
ONE 50-CENT TICKET ADMITS TO
ENEHfTHING. Children Under IL
Hsif-Prlce.
Doors open at / and r. M Per-
iormances begin at 2 and r. M. Ad-
MISSION tickets and numbered reserved
seats now on sale at THE M. STEI-
Merit q SONS co. PIANO STORE, at
same price charged in the regular
ticket wagons on the show grounds.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04

The taxpayers OF Scituate in the long
est and livel!est financial town meeting
in the recent history OF the town. yester-
day voted appropriations OF S3i.5o0. and
among others an appropriation for wild
ening the state road through the town
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-24
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Sanatorium contains most complete by
driatic. electrical, and hOt-air equipment;
skilled physicians and nurses.
MecklenbuTg Hotel, great resort for
Sportsmen.
Mr. w. ID. Paxton. superintendent now
in the city. engagements can be made
for personal interview, &c Phone or
write care @. G. COrnweH & Son, 1412
Pa. ave.