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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-03
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
OTHER MARKETABY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. II-CATTLB-R Receipts (estirlatsd) 1900
head market steady: steers s. 6e4sI So S34S5
heifers 81 5OS4 so; bulls 50 1904 50 calves 81 SOC
IS 25 stoosrs feeders. 81 o0S4 S. HOGS-Receips
(estiated). $1,000 head market steady to 1Oc lower;
IS TsA; light mixed IS 2o9S5 s5 choice light. IS 500
IS co. packing SIS 6O9s3 So pigs. sass IS;
IS 5O$5 S5. SHEEP-Recepts estinated). 1900 head
rarket for sheep lambs strong: sheep. s4GS5:
lambs S5 259$7 50: yearlinEs. 81 25QS6 So
Cincinnati Dec If.-HOGS-Recelpts. eTO head; mar
active butchers and shippers IS s5RS5
common So 5OS3s4 80 CATTLE-Recsipts, 1,l24 head:
arks steady; fair good shippers 81 T59S5 5 com
mon 81 25aS3 10 SHEEP-Receipts, $40 head: market
steady 2S0SI LAABS-Steady. s4qS6 So
Tsst 3urfafo, Dec G.-CATTLE-Fir prime steers
Se 9sdsG so VFAIS-Recepts. 200 head; active
Gigher s7aS1O so HOGs-Receipts. $500 head slow
bGiOc lower; heavy. IS 95gS6; mixed IS eO3<5 95:
SIIEE<P ana LAMBS-Receipts. 1000 head: sheep and
slow and steady; lambs active 2Oc higher;
ier1hs sSGS7 75; ewes $4d<4 %
Kansas city Dec. I1.-CATTLE-Recelpts. GOO head.
Irrdng market steady choice export and
dressad beef steers So T5q$S; fair good S44S5
Western steers 50Q$5 50 stoCkers feeders.
20 southern So 5OS5 4ol Southern s. 80
"a native cows 81 25dS4 20 native heifers SO 10S5
Sns So 6ofls4: calves 81 6Oa$T. HOGS-Receipts
read market 6gloc lower; top IS IS: bulk q sales
6 70: heavy IS 6OG$5 75 packers and butchers s. soc
5000 head market strong lambs 81 500 SO IS and
oItngs s4aS5 Western yearngs 81 75aS5 T5: western
sSAsD "a Q0aS4 ~; stockers feeders 81 1884
IYsjon stock Yards. PittsburE. Dec. 1t.--CATTI e
s,nniv light: market steady: choice. 50 5GTS 10
rTtySe SO 2nd s8 40 SHEEP-Supply steady. prime
Nehers 500 s. 49, culls and common 81 so So 80
lambs. 81 500 81 IS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12

COTTON-There was a severe break Ia the cotton
marker TO-DAY With January contracts selling 10 points
the high level Of last month and within Il poIs OF
he which was HiaGe OK
terber 2 The rallied slightly toward the close
on covering finally steady. at net loss -, 81
for the day estimated 325,@o bales The mar
ket opened easy, decline OF 1qS points a'houg.
the cables due and during, L.e eaiIS
SG9 points lower under hqulcatlon tlu
local bear pressure. decline checked by cover
ing for both foreign account. but raiy 70
closing figures the previous nsht
followed by renewed weakness during the atSeIIi o
rurnors that still considerable long teS
outstanding which in at average coIsld -rdoIy
above the market. The break chiefly In January
contracts suggesting that the cause was ocelzea ter
TO 90 the close. although the undeTtoe
continued very late trading southern
officially reported unchanged 20 &C
all Of reporting markets being easy N
believe that declines represented sales OF hedGe
cotton markets rather than the tendency
among holders. wire from Aiabama SAID thaS
the Interior had advanced its basis points. and
Southern offerings the average showed no or very
ght concession.
The weekly movement figures OF the New York Cot
aga inst S6S year overland to mills and
Canada 56 against 90 335 last southern
mill takings estimated 100000 bales against ~ 900
year; gain Of stock at interior towns l6I'5 paes
bales, against 4765l3 last year. Total
crop movement: receipts 52T3415 bales 1888 bales
added receipts against Oh l25 last year
mil bales against 2lS
wear: Southern mill tangs bales against ell
interior in excess Of
6G3 97G bales. against 9 10 last year brought
The total movement is for lU2
days this season. against 104 days last season
The range contract prices the local market to-
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, December IL, 19OS.
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts to-day AS sacks
beans and $50 sacks peas Trade & SIN IFsgs and and
foreign is unchanged ne general tone Is rather
figure in a Jobbng way. Exporters have taken but
ed; Fe they are oTerins slippery terms at 81 81 Il
SOW Scotch peas showing increasing Strength and
some holders are now asking 81 90 We quote: BEANS
fair good s. IS s. do g ed sos
impoTfed - marrow. 1905 81 20G 81 80: do pea 1905
S6des 81 g 80 9S 81 as 5 dasy Sos eSoieo s.
no. yeo% 81 sye g ma cfofas cbotee s5 65
PEAs-scotch. 1895 bags, per bush. 81 Is
sFhtTS armer feeling was developed in Consequence
Anything free sold on the open market brought
$Sc While e1as % sqta c1ca On their eIsmnStion ~
quality. There plenty Of all the lower grades ot
change in storage but some business doing.
lions. Process quiet; Factory steady; but in only
9aoe ds!a'e crsameFg specials per 6 81
3lee DO hrsts be5 ecIsIs ss y 2ec 40 Itrss
27 y 2so; do frsts 2s927c do seconds 24925lsc; do
choice 26a 2sc; do eommon to fair p 25c process
psonds p 22c do thirds ice western imitation
T9seTg CT % hTsto 5etons 20 e Do thirds se
packing stock No l. held. 20c: do No p 1sGIsbc; do
CHEFsE-Receipts to-day. 11ss boxes The market
has hao i@a~n SHt nothing to TarTan Change prices
m beretofore The little demand passing
all grades Of full cream but more especially fer some
Moderate supply ana selling fairly arm prices
Tithin their limits the only business hear OF
tHIs Of high grade skins which
not being shipped Liverpool cable: Finest Canadian.
new sOs for colored and 5os for white We quote:
state fun cream specials - \ q lbl,c do septem6er
large and small. colored white best i3Ac DO late
made small best l3c; do good TO prime i. - l24 .:
to II iAc: 30 skins 4 10.
ciaIa 1Isc: do skins hne o6l0c: do fair TO good.
do do full TINS 9i
FGGS-Receipts today $500 cases Fresh eggs
and values huctustng, Advices
indicate little stock coming this way and buy
ers are inclined hold of except for positive lmne
diata needs Storage stock is held unchanged ana
with considerable confidence but trading is quiet at
tbs moment We quote: State Pennsylvania and
nearby selected white fancy. Soc do fair 20 choice.
a. n 4sc; do and mixed, fancy SOC; do fair 70
choice. 88 case do lower grades so g 52e; Western
2ec. refrigerator fancy. 2T92Thc: do lower grades.
n 26lLc. lined, fancy 26T2ohc.
under Continued light receipts and steady good de-
nnS pears ouiet Grapes moving very slowly.
cranberries stiI have a sRlr call and with light stocks
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec n-General liquidation caused ex-
trene weakness to-day in the local wheat market,
prices at the close belng 19sc 10 Ie4c psloM .3
days final quotations Corn, oats and provisions
also closed weak.
The wheat market was a nervous affair during
the first part of the day and times prices were a
triie above the previous close, but in the hnal
hour extreme weakness developed and the market
closed at almost the lowest point. The May de-
livery ranged during the day between 1864 ana
1077s, and July between 9S and 100. The close on
May 1868. 1865. and July 98ls influential
selling was in evidence during the last part Of the
day and the big holders credited with selling
freely, although 1t difficult TO determine the
starting point of much OF the offerings. Northwest
interests said to have sold heavily here.
but much of this selling thought 20 have been
for local interests. The weakness OF coarse grain
the continuance of favorable conditions for the
fall sown crop Of wheat in this country were de-
equal to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
63S 0g0 bushels. compared with SSS,G0o bushels the
corresponding day a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts OF 420 cars, against
SIS cars last week and 501 cars a year ago
Corn was weak during the entire session, owing
TO liberal sales by leading longs supplemented by
free selling for short account Likelihood that
receipts here next week VIII be much more lberal
was the main reason for the selling pressure. The
market closed weak, at almost the lowest point
with prices of sc to 1C Final quotations on De
cenber at 5712ca5I5sc. and on May Ole Local
receipts were 403 cars with 3S OF contract grace
Oats were weak because of the slump in wheat
and corn and owing to poor demand for the cash
grain by Eastern shippers. At the sample tables
declines Of sc to 7sG1c, with December at 50Ac
and May 522sc TO 5215c. Local receipts were l3f
Selling by local packers caused weakness in the
provision market The weakness of corn and a 5cap
1oo decline in live hogs bearish factors. The
rLet closed weak with prices 1Oc TO 3212c lower
ESTIMATED receipts for to-TnorrOw-Wheat, 50 cars
corn, so cars; oats. 14s cars; hogs. 210oo head.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY NARKET--NOley on call opened at Zl2
pe- cents highest per lowest, "a per cent;
las- loan - Per cent; closing, - as per cent;
ruling rate. u per cent There was little sitter
market for time money, there being better de-
-la-d funds than IN some time, while. IN view
O the gold exports and heavy government pay
rlers there was less freedom 70 offerings. Inquiry
largely for thirty day money, money Tor tnat
period laning Al per cent Rates, 80 54 per cent
1C- sz-y and ninety days, 81 E5l2 for four months
and 3-z for five and six months Mercantile paper
issued rather spariuEly- There was excellent
absorption Of the higher grades Rates, 3S4 to ~
Ter cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed bills
receivable. 70 ~ for choice four 10 six months
E.-g= names per cent for others less We'll known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market 0-ened firm advance Of points
frC- thursdays closing rates 10 4-SIil1 $3.50 Tor
cables E5sJlg $500 for demand sterling and 4b4-2
G-sss. Tor sixty day bills Short francs were
quoted at 5I5ss lie and short reichsmarks at
S. r..s l-52 There a good demand for re-
EI.-zrce.. particularly cables II the nrSt hour
TIE market continued strong in the morning and
es.iv afternoon, with further advance Of 70 10
points lr demand sterling In the afternoon cables
were quoted Al zs7l. q 1870, demand sterling AT
<.ssaus s. and sixty day bills At 1875 "a 4S49.-
slcrt francs 515ts less l-lbfg5l53 less LIZ
sno short r-ichsrnarls 95ls plus 1-22 There was
good demand for remittance, and Notwithstanding
tir aaoiuQual gold engaged bills were scarce
ed -afe v-e~e follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, December II, lS0S
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day sales
for day being reported about 1900 bags while
unchanged 10 points lower
compared with previous day. There nothing IN
the that seemed calculated depression II
the local market and the decline seemed the result OF
nothing scattered selling IN
the absence Of bull support OF the European arhets
Hamburg pfenniG the hour or the
local of the loss closing u
changed = pfennig lower while Havre after opening
4 franc higher lost the advance. No change was re
ported in the Brazilian markets and receipts were nod
compared figures reaching lZOoJ
bags at the ports. against $1,000 bags in Is0 ana
1906 Jundiahy receipts 2stlO pass
against 10000 year 50 000 bags in 1906
New deliveries Thursday were heaNy
reaching 81 bags against 1854 bags for the same
day year Street merchants rule report no
special he OF interior VINO
pear determined upon following their recent policy OF
operating basis This very
however, suggests that the demand upon the pot AA
will be steadily maintained about the present sse
and while there comparatively little hulsh
sentiment the immediate course OF the market
appear look for no
decline. The market for coffee was dull win ono
tatiOus the basis OF 6l2 d6ssc for Rio No l. - -,
The Of contract prices in the local market To-Day
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
H,popEAn PRODUCE MARKET.

r,s,ooI Dec iI-Closing: WiEAT-&Spot spot dqii; qii No
rcd western winter Z II Msy fa 7s 7s.d Cof~spot
sd1 HmeTiesH mixed VIA S-Ss'3 Ss a o PE%s
ia5ges s1,s steady Is ia FLoUR-Winter patents S
nrm S5s HOPs-In London dae,ns5 IiS, "'i P0F<@
Ffime mess western quiet 7es 3D. et % az 10
- n ~ dull 44s short rb. 1e to "A H. quie So 4os 66 Sa
o., ,aar Tuiddlas light "a 10, dll 4bs 90 iols
er Hddes heavy 85 20 n. dql As; short eTsr "a
t...Ls clear Deiles
Am els sH0I-I.Df:Rs- il 10 u ~ d9lL SIS
90 LAIDPrme Western. in teTess' 51eaaEs 1s co ga
American refined in pals. dull SIS 90 81
United states steady. CHEESE a1aqlah haes'
white steady 58s. Canadian finest cooI DIS
TALLOW-Prime city steady, 29s 3D. - "a
I.EIJH-Iteaned steady. 7Ad. IdNsEED OIL
Dull, 25s Cd
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
CONDITION OF TRADE.
'Dun's Review" saws:

Retail trade is active in holiday goods and winter
MetrIhS apparel, while wholesale and jobbing de-
Par . usnts 4Ie seasonably quiet to new business
put lnefe Is a good movement old orders, and
MA. manufacturing i operations are not curtaiied In
EShtorles are in progress, and those completed IN
oIcate no excessive stocks. Ample rain in many
sectlons has started much idle machinery, While
statements OF building permits continue TO show
gratifying gains although operations in the North
west are interrupted by severe weather Mercantile
Cohectlons are more prompt, and the steady gain
IN production of pig iron is most encouraging In
olcatlon OF confidence in the leading industry FOR
elSn commerce at this alone for the last week
showed gains Of $2S6,442 in exports and S3S2ob9 IN
imports as compared with the same week last year
Preliminary official figures for the entire country
showed decrease Of S25 10000 in value OF farm
staples exported last month compared with No
Nember. 1897. but this due to the decline IN
price of cotton this year, and special efforts TO snip
needed gold from abroad. The event of this week
in commodity prices was the sharp fluctuations IN
wheat at Chicago. Railway earnings in November
We're 50 cent less than IN the same month IssI
year. Demand for remittance on annual settle
ments abroad advanced foreign exchange rates 70
the point where more engagements OF @ gold sa were
made for export, and the money market rose some
what, but these influences did not prevent ode one
security market from attaining new hgh reC0L4
prices for the at over slo4 as the average d0
the sixty most active railway stocks rank eN-
changes at New York were sos per cent hlgnsr Is
than in the week last year, ana at oIIleF ledu
ing cities the advance was 1s.5 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
The following are the I
-,,-tv E{0re Sent en- ber


FLOUR AND MEAI--The market for nour was lulI
today with prices lower to sell, owing break in
In al prices Rurx-
wheat -four n little Improvement IN demand
Tc following prices quoted the York Produce
xchange: Spring patents So 4ogS6 90 winter sraghs
wnt patents 81 75GS5 spring
e 99S4 Ks. extra No winter So s5qs4 25; extra No 2
,yniteT ss e56ess so BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Ma1ket dull
frttiat.5 go 35dx2 lO0 ~. RYE FI0TrR-TuIl
Ta,r To- good 81 1OGs4 % choice 10 fanc 81 500
GO cnpNNFAIl-Barely steady. Quoted: Ki dried
e. a. EAG MEAL Barely steady Quoted: Fine white
S 6OlSl So: 81 35IpSl 80. FEED
Hs.srp steady CITY steady. Quoted: Western spring
5s * standard idiling; t24 b hour DO $2s red dog
% - ,,o hrau S23 bulk S24 35epS24 s5 sacks; mid
SSU 20 sS4 3bqs2a $50 rs. ali December shipment;
alls rbnn sZ7 bulk S2S 20 sacks. OILMEAL. 1872 80
ASA. ,,,. ~ rho .bu,,v NJ, rttca1o ,,,t. ..
"a t wheat market again put severely the test
hul s,or,aon and found wanting Under food Of long
ms Lanlsd p by pressure of aggres-
st noticed during the entire week, the market
in last hcIn, C5 closed IL 01 sc net
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
Proposals.

nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c, WASH
1 trxton- December g. 1oOS-Seasd proposals viii 10
TecsveS at this until II o'clock DeceUesr
81 Tor equlpping auxiliary water system and
IRE protection for Home the Aged and Inhrm.
OF Bellevue Blue Plains. u. c. Blank
forms proposals. specifications and all necessary in
obtained ONCE os the Chief Clerk
OF the Engineer Department Room 42T District Building
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND HENRY L WEST. JAY
J. MORROW. Commissioners .. c
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
Bradstreet's says.

Retail and holiday trade are more in evidences
this week and IS these have expanded business II!
regular wholesale and jobbing lines has qu1eted
down Colder weather and the approach OF the
close OF the year have helped to stimulate maj
distribution but 1t is noted that both regular re
tail trade and the usual Christmas shopping de-
mand have not yet fully met expectations at many
points, and particularly at the South where 10"
priced cotton IS q retarding feature. Best reports
as to trade come from the Southwest and the spring
wheat and Pacific Northwest In wholesale ana
iobbrg, except where the latter trades are engaged
In quick shipments to meet current needs there Is
disposition TO 90 slower, pending a clearer Vie"
of year end distribution and the taking of inVen-
tories There is also in evidence some conservatism
TO placing spring business. because of more or
less marked advances in prices of raw and manu-
faCtured products and careful buying by retailers
In Industrial lines. while there is stln some idle
machinery. the volume of orders booked IS suih-
cient induce manUfa aCtureTs to go ahead ireeIy'
though this branch notes the influence OF hlsher
prices on some raw materials. An example OF cur
rent activity in manufacturing is afforded by
port Of nig iron production for November larger
than for any. previous month this year ana % per
cent In advance OF. January
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
.ers' posted rates were a follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston par and 10c
c-s-o-ht. chicago. Sc discount; San Francisco,
80 &c premium, telegraph sc premium; New
OI-eafs commercial 75cGg discount. bank 81 dis
count tLailes-on, buying par. selling I-l0c pre-
mum; St LOUIS 81 discount bid &C premium asked
i5ANh tl-i-AIslNGS-oSew York. exchanges
90 balances - e5s. Boston. exchanges
S5fl52. balances 90 Igg gss. baltimore exchanges
}5-s-.5. balances &sso-Z4. Chicago. exchanges. sH-
s51I-L balances 8 So SO
olI-F TX NARkET,-Bar silver. 4SSc- Mexican
b--ter dollars, &c. Bsr silver In London closed at
= Led, q decline cf "a.
COLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 11.z5; Lisbon
es59
MEXICAN EECHANGF..-Mexican exchange on
New York IS quoted a. 2G1z
'DFERNNENT ECEIPTS-CustoTns receipts
reported from Washington. SlI25 l34; internal rev
tiue receipts. sZ3o078; miscellaneous receipts, $50
50. Receipts for the day s2.zl5698 expenditures
s-lo'r Receipts tgr the month TO date, sos7S.l49;
expenditures, - 1900. excess OF expenditures
= - L Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date, S2S3-
s5t5 eNpenditures E3Z2 4s3574; excess Of expendi-
tlres. - s7e s9
sIR-IHE-A SIrRY--7'he Sub-TTeasury was debtor
. tie Clearing House 81 0l 561.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12

The local market for spot quiet with
8 35c for riddIfng Gulf Delivered contract $500
bales. Southern spot markets were telegrapned as
follows: Mobile quiet Is lower at 9ioc saes @4o0 @
bales Norfolk quiet. 3-16c lower at 1870 sales 43
bales Baltimore nominal, unchanged at &c: Augusta
Poe steady. lower SIC; St Louis quiet un-
changed at 91s c. bales; Galveston quiet 1-6c
Quiet i lower Memphis steady. u lower at
at 11-16c sales 2495 bales. Estimated receipts at
leading points for Saturday: At Houston. 300 to
500 bales. against 12145 last week and 17s44 last
year: Galveston $4,000 to 10000 bales against 1874
last week and 1878 last year and at New Orleans,
1000 bales. against 9ll6 last week ano lO2s
last
ton dull and easier; 1000 bales speculation and
export POO , 900: receipts 10000 all Amer
steady. points lower on near ana points over on
late months; closed quiet but steady at net decline
ary 462d January-February. 461 Z FEBRUARY March
SO d March April AprilMay and May-June soy a.
une-IlIly / cod; JulyAuEust 45si2d; AugJ Jst-Sep-
tennber 452l4d: September-October. 449d; October
November 4z5lbd; November December and Deem
her-January 4E3l4d; January February 442i2d Man
Comparative cotton statement for the week ended Fri
day December IL 1SOS;
Net receipts at all United States ports during .
Net receipts at United States ports same week o
7-osaI laSt rscents ygt since September Si8 500
Total receipts date last year...+0 a. 064 500 500
tho week 3sESI2
FtZorts Tor same week year..........-... 234354
Total Total Export. sP0s sdme snSs fs sPffSeT ias year
stock at United States ports O82 123
stock at ali United States ports time last
Corl, AT ali interior 348
sock at interior tine last year 49O 972
stock Liverpool same time last year 900
stock OF American Hfoat for Great Britain
time last $4,000
are let OF II
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12

lower. the 81 ioH for May. followed on the
big demand in chicago May downs after the close
and the price broke from 81 047s to y O67 nS .a
opinion pit of the wheat offered ios
hour from this quarter. ,soT1
mads fafy sPpasy to ees the bsS holder:
naturally active sellers on the break had
pretty well eliminated the weak taers Not Tnucm az
ten9n was paid to the news 81 me GS sd ali eyes
turned toward Chicago the seat OF wa 6 the line
cudnE bearsh Modern Miller review 3I 9 me week
and very light export trade consisting Of only asout h
loads worlds shipments it was Sd oco bUsh the
previous Receipts at Northwest points eo last
crate. amounting to Ss4 cas- asinst s1 cars
year ago Foreign houses we're early seIle5 Ell little
and at chSagG 60 s[nGqss rdnfspt was only trias
FSroornhau made Argentine shipments SO4
K the oc @efHst wss weak sympathy with tqtuTss
being quoted follows; no req, = Sortsern Duuth
81 I7 and Ne hard winter; 81 H. ,.b hest 9hest
CoKN-Ths corn market naturally I9g t9Eo below
Tsdsy n tbs local market. Not only were recepIS at
Chcag' over the estimate nG' Srs I'd lower
ecepts about 500 than last ysar and
shipments sci 600 against 723 ooo Sqsh %
No corn quoted 90. @ &c nsvv and old
IG5 E wbtto % c nominal No yellow SIC % n2 AT
nal an2at oAIs-%ShMis M nder larger receipts and
sympathy with markets until al t n noint Of the
Est had weak tone s.av Ti9 in the local market closing
floSs Mixed 2e 70 90 55G55sc natuTSl ~ EfS
5sgssss ana AND oP6ea R0 Tsits WestsrR g. sSc
o b New York BAT211E1ss1Mar "a = S84&c C New
G 90 Sc nominal sctoTdns FOR EsFs to
dncudng four eSp1Ts Gd a8 % bush against s
iot ,ss and fS5 573 year since JGy enorts FOR
bush agas 1o sa bS against sos 29o last WeeS n
475 s24 last year; since July l. O'10'''
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
SOUTH CAROLINA
PINE FOREST INN

WINTER RESORT. STMMEkNILLE. s
Now open. High Class Hotel Strictly the Pines
catering q select clientele. Rooms suite with
Bath Elevator Electric Lights. Steam Heat ard Ousn
Fire-pI places; Pure Water from ArtssIln Well
one thousand deep. and perfect Sanitary Condf-
Finest Golf Lnks saddle and Harness Horses.
Hunting Fine Boulevard TO- Automobiles Ch4riss-
80 miles distant
s c. or F w Wagner & Co. Charleston 5 c