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4
Little
Pimples Turn
to Cancer,
Cancer often results from an fst
arity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people are en
tirely free from some taint in thfe blood,
and it is impossible to tell when it will
break out in, the form of dreaded Can
cer. What has appeared to be a mere
pimple or scratch has developed into
the most malignant Cancer.
" T ViaA a ca-Tro-ra flft-Tioer -orTilftTl WAS ftt first
nly a few blotches that I thought -would
buuji pa&a awajr. x was
treated by several able
physicians, but In, spite
of their efforts the Can
cer spread until my con
dition beca me alarming.
After many months of
treatment and growing
steadilv worse. I de-
to trv S. S. a.
bottle produced an im
provement. I continued
the medicine, and in
four months the last lit
tle scab dropped off.
Tan ttoq rc Viotra pi n "TiSPf?-
-and not a sign of the disease has returned."
K. F. Williams,
Gillsburg, Miss.
It is dangerous to experiment with
Cancer. The disease is beyond the skill
of physicians. S. S. S. is the only cure,
because it is the only remedy which
goes deep enough to reach Cancer.
For
(Swift's Specific) is the only blood
remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable.
All others contain potash and mer
cury, the most dangerous of minerals.
Books on Cancer and blood diseases
mailed free by Swift Specific Company,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Blood
THE CHILD'S ROOM.
v. ..taiH'c mivii m,iv h simnle to a de
gree, kml as expensive as the narrowest
purse could demand, but it should always
be pretty and. interesting and never, as is
iften the case, a sort of household scrap
basket for discarded furniture. Unless
the little maid has some favorite- color
make the room white a tiny, snowy
white bed. the linen for which she is
taught to make up and care for:' white
dotted muslin or lawn curtains, that she
not only makes, but is taught how to
launder, and then all the interesting pic
tares and photographs of good originals
that you can afford and of course a book
shelf and a growing fern or palm. Have
the floor of bare oak or covered with
cheap matting. Consult your daughter
about every detail. Diplomatically de
Telpp her natural love of beauty and har-
mojiy. If she is especially fond of some
" . ne'shade, permit her to use it as the col
. for scheme of her room, helping her to de-
elop a keen color sense, yet teaching her
elf reliance in depending upon herself.
To Cure Constipation ToreTr.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c
If C C. C fail to cure, druggists refund money.
GOVERNMENT'S FOREIGN POLICY
(Continued from first pag.)
question, of enforcing respect for the
national authority, of suppressing- a re
bellion against it. Opposition 'to our au
thority, wherever it has- been extended
under universally recognized law, is re
bellious, whether it ia in, Illinois or in
uhe Philippines. We h!a.ve an irreversi
ble and irrevokable coide.of national 'du
ty; the flagmust be protected wherever
it is lawfully , raiisiflk What American
cam demand less?
"Until the insurrection ends there is
Ibut one duty before the administration
and ithat is to conquer it. The suprema
cy of the United States must ba ac
knowledged. In the felicitous language
of the piesidamt, 'There will be no use
less parley, no pause, until ithe insurrec
tiioin is suppressed aind American au
thority acknowledged -and established.'
More than 50,000 soldiers at the front
and mow upon the iseias emphasize itlhe
aggressive purpose thus expressed.
When peace is restored then will come
the ddscusiiion of our future relations to
the Filipinos; then will come the ques
tion of granting tihem, through the wis
dom of congress, the fullest measure cf
eelf-goveroxme'it anil: the am'ples: liberty,!
c'o.D:stent with our duties and respon-,
sibildtdes and with their needs and their
capacities. They are aalot the truest ani
w'is&stl . friends Of the Filipiinoa who
counsel tlheir f uritiher lesistene ito the sua- ,
thor.ty of the United States.
AN EPOCH MAKING ERA.
"The adminisonation has been able
well poised, firm, courageous, lavcildlim.
lio responsibility, and shunning no duty..
It foes been' an epocih-makiang admimis-i
trati'on. It has walked in untried paitcs
wiith nlo guide except the national con
science. It has observed the whole
some 'truth tfh'at in a republic llhe people
are the source of tall power, anid it h3s
tiakem them into its confidence ian ful
lest measure. It's morth star has been
the people's will.
"The Uniteki States never stood thiglher
in. the esteem of the great powers ci.
the earth than now. Her justice, her
magnanimity, and her power hiave be-J
come manifest to all. It Us, indeed, .of
'the utmos t importance that our country j
should sustain, relations of amity with:
other countries. Our commerce is ex
panding anld more tlhanever seeking dis
tant markets. Nothing will m'ore d"s
tiinct.ly aiidl in its extensioni than tlhe eV-
istence of cordial relations with foreJijnj
peoples.
"The adminitstration has scrupulously
observed our international obl gations".
It has beeni no less regardful of the
rights of other motions than it has been
rigMly ksistent upon the recognition of
our own. It has cultivated good neigh
borhood with all of the great powers,
and today, there is no -nation with which
the Uniiteld States is mot upon 'terms of
cordial relationship. '
"It is a happy augury that we shaill
ember the new century under a'n adrblin
iotraibion which- has stimulated patriot
ism in the hearts of the people, filled the
land with the blessings of prosperity,
the homes of our countrymen wili'Ih joy
and c-cntenifccment, enlarged the zene of
human liberty, amd so crowned the cflos
rn'g yeJars of the old century (with such
tremendous achievements for the wel
fare, the honor and the glory of the
great repubFic"
"They are simply perfect," write
Robt. Moore, of La Fayette. Ind., o
DeWitt's Llttl Early Risers. th
"famous little pills" for constipajtdon anr
all liver ailments. Never gripe. Fo
sale at the Paragon1 Pharmacy.
Gauses: of
Loss of flair
Dr. Sabouraud, the eminent French
Dermatologist, says that 98 per cent
of hair losses are the results of
microbes and the neglect of dan
' druff. The antiseptic action of -
SEVEN
SUTHERLAND SISTERS'
preparations kills microbes and
. removes dandruff. Their constant
use for a period will, by acting
directly on the hair bulbs, furnish
nourishment, vitality and growing
power to the impoverished roots
and hair shafts, resulting in com
plete restoration.
SOLD feY DRUGGISTS.'
WILL NOT FORSAKE HER PAH t ft Is.
"It happens often that the east side
girl of New Yrk is the sole support of
the family," writes Charles T. Unulhtfad
in The Ladies' Htmie Journal. '"She
works harder and just as cheerfully! as
ever and turns every cent into the house
as fast as sln makes it. She assists with
the household duties before she leaves in
the morning and when she returns at
night. The few articles of clothing she
manages to get are made over and over
again, patched, darned and cleaned many
times. In the winter she suffers from
lack of proper clothing. She walks to her
work every morning it costs too much to
ride through sunshine and storm, and
back again at uight. So she trudges on.
month in and mouth out. and when the
quiet young truck driver who lives
around the corner asks her to marry him
she regards him seriously and says:
" 'Honest, Mike, I'd like ter marry yer,
because yer knows I like yer, and, ye're
on the level, but me ole man and me ole
woman ain't in it anny more for workiri,
and if I left 'em they'd be in the soup.
No, I don't stand for no game like that.'
"So he goes aWay, and she grieves, but
her conscience is clear she "is doing her
duty."
STO
i The Kind You Have Always BougW
o
Bean the
Signature
of
. .. B I '
The Country Girl's Piano.
A New York physician who has a sum
mer home up the state sees a good dea;.
of his neighbors during his vacation and
says the more he sees of these people the
more impressed he is with the superior
I activity aud enterprise of the women of
! the family. They are the ones who in
troduce improvements in the house and
earn the money to pay for them too. A
girl wants a piano. She knows that it
would be useless to ask her father or her
brother to buy it for her, but she makes
butter, raises chickens, picks berries and
hauls vegetables to market in summer
and in the winter goes to town to work,
and the next year she buys the piano.
The pluck and grit of the country girl, he
declares, has won his lasting admiration.
New York Press.
SPECIAL RATES. -Account
Nloirtli QajtoBnla: StateV;Agricu.i-
tural fair, RaMgh, N. C tlckeis- on
stale October 14, 15, 16, 19 and -20, final
limit' October 23, ait rate of one first cles
fare for 'the- nound trip plus 50 cemts ad
mission tobo the fair grounidls. Rata
fmm Ajsheville $9.30. On October 23 a
special tow raite will toe authorized, Rlatf
from Asnevauie o.3, 'miu'umiis luito uu-
mission to the fair grounds. i
Account Kmoxville Street Fair , and
Trade Oalrndvial, Knoxville, Tenn,, tick
ets on Sale October 10, 11, 12," final limit
October 20, iat rate of one fiolst class fane
for the round trip. Rate from Ajshe
ville $4. On October 11 and 12, and on
the mo mliing ofV October 13, with flnai
limit October 15, a much cheaper mate
will be autlhJbtrized. Rlate from Asihe-
ville $2.90.
Account Nationlal Convention Christ
Ian church, Cttncinnati, O., tickets! on
sale October 12, 14, 16 and 17, final limit
October 21, at rate of one firat class fare
for 'the rounid trip. Fare from Asheville
$12.35.
Ac counlt ' Worn an 'a State Home Mis
sion convention, Raleigh, N. C, tickets
an sale October 3, 4, 5, final limit Octo
ber 10. Rate from Ash evil' e $11.
Accouinit North Carol'mia Conference
Sal em, N. C, tickets on sa'e Oc tober 9,
10, 11, final limit October 19. Rate frtm
Asheville via Barber JuncL'onlT.SO, via
Salisbury an(4 GreensboTo $8. SO.
For full informtaitl&n call cmttoe Itiicket
agent cr address, F. R.)arlby, C. P. amd
T. A., Asheville, N. 'C, F. L. Vernon,
T. P. A. Charlotte, N C. j
Bears the
Signature
of
SHRIMPS..
Fresh lot just in.
CANADIAN SMELTS,
.. RED SNAPPERS,
RED SNAPPER JOWL,
STRIPED BASS,
GREY TRQUT,
BLUE FISH, '
FRESH WATER PERCH.
Blue Point Oysters
DELIVERED ON HALF SHELL.
BaMmoire Oysters in quart or gallon
C. F. RAY.
R. Z. SORRELS.
i ThB Kind You Have Always Bought
De Witt's Colic & Cholera Cure.
Oulckly cure Dysenterv and mrrhc.
Howard A. Haveat Wright C. Stool
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Deposit accounts received, anbjeot to
check on demand. Interest credited
monthly on daily balances.
Accounts of banks, corporation, firms
and lndivfduaki received on favorabU
terms.
Coupons, interest, dividend, not
drafts collected for our correspondents.
Orders executed for the purchase at
sale on commission, of bonds, stocks,
cotton, grain or provision, either for
Investment or carried on margin.
Client may telegraph orders and In
structions at our expenwe. Copies o
telegraphic code, may be had on appli
cation. Information regarding quotations
m m rtn c, & u nil i ra
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Fortha treatment of THE LIQUOR, OPIUM, MORPHINE and
other Drag Addictions. The Tobbacco Habit. Nerve Exhaustion
Asheville Fish Co.
r
TELEPHONE 289.
Stalls 14, 15, 16 and 17.
TRIED TO HIT DEWEY!
t
On the 30th, inst. wihile the eyes of a
million of people were centered on the
Hero of Manila aJs he was riding down
Broadway, N. Y., some one toeseid a
piece of cake or biscuit at the hero, but
it was bo light that itt floated in Ithe air.
On examination it was found Hhat the
biscuit or cake was maide with the Old
Reliable Rumlfbrd Baking Powder the
is sold for 30 cents per pound.
IF YOU USE
PERIODICAL TICKETS
You cave 4 percent, on the mon
ey you are spending daily.
Tickets furnished free on appli
cation at 34 Paiton avenue.
MISS CO LSI, Manager.
l$lI!lllliSl!I$I$I
TjLEASlNG
URTRA1TS
OF
We make omly one grade of photo
graphs, amd that tlhe beet we can makl
in a fully equipped modem studio
using1 the best materM.
We use only the highest grade plates
the finest permaraent papers anVi law
style mounts. Every part of the work
is finished by expert workmen, and all
parts of eadh phoioo are haxmoniouslv
arranged. . y
We are liberal in many things pertain
tag ito -poTtna&ts, often allowing a selec"
tilon of from Ifour to six different poBes"
all good, and! generally our customers
order from at least two negatives often
from ail, paying extra, of course for x
'tffla work finishing others. We cheerful
ly give resittitngs when necessary bnit
seldom have it to do. We charge io
more tihan we think our photographs are
Worth, therefore don't give away chro
mo, or throw them in when you buv
shoes, groceries, dry goods, etc.
We think our $4.00 dozen portrait
wortih $4.00, if you don't then we don't
ask you to take them.
Not doing cheap work, we have plen
ty of time (to finish up high grade work
in first class manner.
RAY'S STUDIO.
Framing Department.
There .'are1 styfles in. frames aa well
as dresses. We keep up with the
latest styles and our frtamee are atwav.
up-to-date. 1
All frameis finished in short time
Bargains in made up frames. " 8x10
with glass and easel back, gilt, brasa
corner ornaments, 35 cents. Some with
mat 45 cents. 11x14, two openings 65
cents. '
Bromide Prints.
We have our own negatives and make
most of our reproducltione of famous
pictures. Making them ourselves, we
can undersell any one not handling 'tihose
made by us. N
Ready framed low im price.
RAYS BOOK STORE,
8 North Court Square.
If you want
To be Supplied with the
5
Best and CheaDest
Firewood,
Call up
'Phone 68. Call 3- f
4I$l$IISIIIllS$eJI
YtkY
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E PS
00
aSe Inncireaefl 8 Pen CDcirat. in Aungwitf
Indigestion
Dys
pepsia,
Mala
ria,
Rheii
matism.
The following list Is taken from 5000 cn
file in the proprietor's office. They come,
from every point of the compass and rep
resent persons in every walk of life:
IT SAVES LIFE.
E. L. Greer. Washington. Pa.: "It
saved mv life tvewimid a. dmiht."
RECEIVED SUBSTANTIAL. BENE
FIT.
A. E. Carr. Oincinntati. O "We have
received substarntli'al benefit from Tate
Spring water."
GREAT BENEFIT TO A GREAT BUS
INESS MAN.
James Swann (of Inman, Swann & Co.)
N. Y. : "I have found Tate water of
great benefit."
FROM THE COURTS OF JUSTICE.
Judge Henry R. Bryan, Newherne, N.
C: "It does me more good than any
water I nave ever used."
CURES CHILLS.
J,. M. Elliott, jr., of Kyle Lumber
Co., Gadsden, Ala.: "It cured me of
'dyspepsia, chills aind malaria."
EFFICIENT TONIC.
T. M. Miiller, : VicksburgV Miss.:
"The most efficient amd agreeable tonic
of which I have any knowledge."
ONLY RELIEF FOR CHRONIC MA
LARIA. G. D. M. Cantrell, M. D., Little
Rock, Ark.: "It was the only a
found that gave me relief of chronic
malaria."
INFALLIBLE CURE FOR DYSPEP
SIA. David Kirk, president of McOalmon
Oil company, Pittsburg, Pa.: "Ib&
Oleve Tate Spring water -is an infallible
cure for dyspepsia."
TESTIMONY OF MRS. "STONE
WALL" JACKSON.
Mrs. M. A. Jackson, wido of Gen-"
eral Stonewall Jackson, Charlotte, N.
fJ.: " I can truly testify as to the effi
cacy of your remarkable water."
MAY USE HIS NAME.
W. S. Pope, Columbia, S. C: "Con
tinue the use of my name, and I will
cheerfully distribute as many of your
catalogues as you wish to send."
BETTER THAN CARLSBAD OR
kissengen:
...Strasberger' Montgomery, Ala.:
Neither Carlsbad or Kissengen bene
fitted me as much aa my visit to my El
dorado, Tate Spring, in 1897."
IMPROVED IMMEDIATELY.
W. H. White, Cashier, Richmond,
Va. : "I visited Tate Spring and com
menced improving almost immediately
after I commenced using the water."
DRUGGISTS' OPINION.
Demoville & Co., druggists, Nashville,
Tenn.: "We are pleased with the suc
cess of Tate Spring water, and endorse
all that can be said in its praise."
THE RALEIGH BANKER.
Mr. J. F. Pullen, cashier Raledgfh Sav
ings bank: "I have found Tate water
to be not only an excellent remedy for
indigestion, but a fine itonic also."
GREAT GASTRONOMIC ELIXIR.
Peyton Brown, editor Austin, Texas,
Statesman: "I heartily recommend
Tate Spring as a most delightful resort,
andt2ie water as the greaat gastronomic
elixir."
EQUAL TO CONGRESS WATER.
R. T. Hargrove, Rome, Ga,: "When
used before breakfast or upon an empty
stomach, two goblebs full act upon the
secretions equal to a bottle of the beat
congress waiter."
EFFECTED A PERMANENT CURE
OF LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
W. M. Mcintosh, Tallahassee, Fla.:
"In 1878 I was a great sufferer from liv
er and kidney disease. My family
physician failed to relieve. Tate Spring
water effected a permanent cure."
WEIGHED 141; NOW WEIGHS 210.
James Carter, water commissioner,
Lockport, N. Y.: "Tate Spring water
gave me my first relief. Thenr I was
sick and weighed 141 pounds. Now I
am a well man and weigh 210 pounds."
ENTIRELY RELIEVED OF CONSTI
PATION. John Gray Bynum, Greensboro, N.
C: "For more than a year before go
ing to Tate Spring (in 1883) I had suf
fered with eonisitipation and could scarce
ly retain anything on my stomach. Be
fore leaving I was entirely relieved of
t(he constipation."
PITTSBURG'S GREAT BANKER.
Thomas A. Mellen, (of Mellen Bros.,
mankers), Pittsburg, Pa.: "I believe
that there Is no water in the country
equal to Tate's for tlhe cure of neuralgia,
as well as dyspepsia and liver, troubles. "
IT IS NATURE'S DIURETIC.
Dr. Frank M. Murdock, Pittsburg,
Pa: "In dyspepsia, torpidity of the
liver and constipation, and also as a di
uretic, I believe the water of Tate
Spring, Tennessee, to be a remedy of
very great value."
RETAINS ITS VIRTUES FOUR
YEARS.
W. T. Thompson, Little Rock, Ark.:
In Mr. T's. renewal card, dated Febru
ary 12, 1884, he states that the water ship
ped to him in 1880 was sidll good, and
the effect about the same as when first
shipped.
BEST ON THE CONTINENT FOR IN
SOMNIA. ' Judge H. M. Somerville, Tuscaloosa,
Ala., says: "In my opinion the Tate
Spring water is the best on the conti
nent for cases of general indigestion,
nervous debility, insomnia and obstinate
constipation."
MAKES ONE A NEW MAN.
Bistoop O. P. Fitzgerald, D. D., Nash
vUlle, Tenn.: "As a tonic the virtues of
Tate Spring water are extraordinary.
Every organ of the body seems to be
quickened' into vigorous and healthy ac
tion. The stomach, liver and kidneys
all share the benefit, digestion im
proves, strength returns and you are a
new man."
CURED AFTER SPENDING THOUS
ANDS. George W. Root, Jamestown, N. Y.:
"Having spent thousands of dollars and
traveled all over Europe and America,
visiting the various springs and sanitar
iums in order that I might receive re
lief for the ailments of the liver and
stomach, at your suggestion I used the
water after returning home. I am
permanently cured."
THE? GREATEST SMOKING TOBAC
CO MAUFACTURER.
J. S. Carr, Durham, N. C: "I am
satisfied that Tate Spring water is oite of
the finest mineral waters 'in (this coun
try for dyspepsia, disordered stomach,
impaired idigestion, etc."
CURED PAIN IN BACK.
H.E. Blakeslee, Olean, N. Y.: "All
locomotive engineers 5vho have pain In
the back when standing erect, should
use Tate water. It permanently cured
me oft!hat infirmity."
FROM THE CREOLE COUNTRY.
J. P. Moore, New Orleans, La: "I
take pleasure in authorizing you to use
my name, and also that of my eon, in
recommending Tate Spring. We hope
to see you next summer."
CURES SCLA.TIC RHEUMATISM.
T. E. Johnson, of T. E. Johnson &
Co., (one of the largest wholesale fruit
and produce concerns in tlhis country,
St. Louis, Mo.: "Have been suffering
several years with catarrhal indigestion
and sciatic rheumatism, affected o that
I could1 not walk for weeks at a time.
After visiting the most noted springs of
this country without relief, I have re
ceived great benefit at Tate Spring. I
feel that a permanent cure is assured to
everyone suffering as I was."
THE NEWSPAPER MEN DRINK
TATE.
R. A. Hemphill, Atlanta Constitu
tion, Atlanta, Ga.: "I greatly appreci
ate Tate water and highly recommend
it."
Rev. Dr. E. E. Hoss, editor Chris
tian Advocate: "It gives me the,gieaie.-t
pleasure tosay that I regard Tate Spring
water as the best remedy for all disor-.
dens of the stomach, bowels, liver and
kidneys of which I have any knowledge.
As a summer resort the Spring is in
comparable." POPULAR WITH THE GOVERNORS.
R. L. Taylor, ex-governor of Tennes
see, Ntshville: "I regard Tate Spring
as the best on the continent."
Ex-Governor W. C. dates, Montgom
ery, Ala.: "I viislted Tate Spring in
1883 witlh my family, and I do know
from actual experience and observation,
then and since then, that the water is
the beiSt mfoneral water I ever -saw for
dyspepsia, indigestion and! torpid liver
and kindred diseases. It loses less of
its value."
A FEW OF THE RAILROAD MEN
WHO BELIEVE IN TATE WATER.
. W. B. "VvVenn, traffic passenger agent.
Plant system : Fully endorses ail that
is claimed for Tate.
J. W. Thomas, president and general
manager Naslhville, Chattanooga &-St.
Louis railway: "I take pleasure an re
commending it 'to any one who wishes
to enjoy continuous good) health. "
Colonel C. H. Hudson, chief engineer,
'and Major F. K. Huger, superintendent
Southern railway, both say: "As a re-,
sort equal to the best," and "as a per
sonal knowledge of Tate Spring justi
fies me in commending botjn its waters
and adavantiages as an unusually at
tractive summer resort."
THE GREATEST WAGON BUILDER
IN THE WORLD TRAVELED
ALL OVER EUROPE, BUT,
FOUND NO RELIEF UN
TIL HE VISITED TATE
SPRING.
J. M. Studebaker, South Bend, Ind.:
"I note that your shipments have ia
creassd 100 per cent, the past year. Th s
is ho surpise to me. My first visit to
Tate Spring was am 1872, when there was
nothing but two lumber cabins, and th ir
occupants were the three Tate sis'ers.
I had travelled all over Europe seeking
my health and found no relief until I
visited Tate Spring. Two weeks restor
ed me to health, and for these many
years I owe my life and health to the
waters of Taite Spring, and I take plea
sure in making the above statement to
all humanity who are troubled with gen
eral nervous debility, X)r diseases origin
ating from complaints of the liver, kid
eys or stomach."
. CURES RHEUMATISM.
Col. Theo. Yates, Col. U. S. A., Mil
waukee, Wis.: "Consideration for the
afflicted will ever prompt me to advise
the use of Tate water in the many ms s
of blood poisoning, the result of indigps-
j 'Lion, parent or most ot tne ill we suffer.
I think the water will cure any case of
I rheumatism, as it will remove the cause.
It cleases the system and gives nature
a chance to repair damages caused by
ignorance or snegiecit.
. THEY TESTIFY FROM NORTH
- SOUTH, EAST. AND WEST.
F. S. Wolf, Seattle, Wash.: "I have
many reasons for perferring Tate Spring
to any place in America or elsewhere "
Dr. R. W.-Evfans, Portland, Me.: "I
was cured and believe Tate wafer to be
the best in the world for stomach and
liver trouble."
Hugh T. Inman, Atlanta. Ga.: I am
sure that there is none better to be
found.' ,
K' Sea& New Orleans, La.
Tate Spring water is simply wonderful
and my only regret is that I did rot lon
ago- discover there was such a fountain
of healtlh so near at home."
Acts on
the Liver
as well as
Calomel -Without
the Grip
ing, and
leaves no
iBad After
Effects
It Beats
Lithia for
the Kid
neys,. Cures.
Stomach,
Bowels,
Bladder.
T
SPmlth, Sanatoria At iPIaarmacy, TTIaeoteoM's andy MMehem, .IPat Mclntyrej IS Mclntyre.
ramBsliiffliiDBWariMacy teysoCity, 'ffl'Sipillik co., '.:Aliisoii tfSs Waymeviil, Mcfliitosllii
Capacity; of Hotel 5Q0. 40 Pa
W8
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