THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
Thurfday Evening, February 22, 1SH.
AROUND TOWN.
WmMbiagton, Feb 22 Forecast till S
n m KVirfaaw. IuHflA mn1 frtli l.'f f ll.
. trMUowed Friday by fair weather and
t insmg temperature.
V. L. Hardin of Morgautun is here
today.
Trinity church choir will rehearse at
8:15 tail evening.
1. C. RamKY ii at the Ashcvillc hutc!
from Spartanburg.
lobn Rosenthal and Hurry . Winters
of Baltimore are at the Swanuauoa.
Mrs. E. E. Heston hag returned to the
city from a visit to relatives in the West
Mrs. I. Fredman of New York is in the
city for the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Uanman.
Ten dollars was the liuc imposed by
Mayor Patton in the one case before
him this morning.
W. D. Gash & Co., soutberu renrcscnt-
ativesof the Bar-Lrck typewriter, are
Kiviuir to tueir tnends a verv usciui
book of "Popular Synouvms" contain
iug 20,000 words in ordinary use.
The prohibition meeting in the court
House will be addressed uv Her. i. u,
Detw'ler of DesMoines, la , this evening
The pnblic are cordially invited to at
tend. The meeting will begin ut 8
o'clock.
There will be a Deiuorest contest this
evening at the Industrial school cbupel
Nine girls, three each from the citv
school, the Episcopal school and the In
tlustriul school, will contest lor a medal.
bxerciscs begin at 7:30.
Dr. T. C. Smith, the Court Place drug.
gist, has in his large advertisement in
rnB Citizen today a chapter ou pre.
scriptions. Dr. Smith says it is bad
enough to be sick, without using sccoud
grade drugs but read tuc advertise
ment. Constable I. V. lohusou brought in
from Avery's Creek last night (irorge
Clayton, who was arrested on a capias
irom last court, and is charged with as
sault with deadly weapon, lie wa
committed to await the next term of
court.
County Superintendent Way and J. II
Tucker, esci , will deliver addresses to
morrow at the closing exercises of Miss
Crcasman 8 school ou Avery s creek
This school has been a very succcsslul
one, and the celebration tomorrow will
doubtless be very interesting.
Yesterday afterunou its Mr. and Mrs
J. D. Murphy were crossing Patton avenue
near Powell Ac bmder s store tucy had a
narrow escape from being run down by
a horse dnveu bv a colored man, Mr,
Murphy struck the horse over the head
with his umbrella and stopped it when
it was dangei onsly near tbeui.
Dossey Hattle, an old uewspupci man.
called on the 1 be Citizen this morning,
He is a graduate of the Greensboro
iteelcv lustitute over two years ago and
will lecture on the Keelcy cure lor alcohol
ism and opium addictions in Y. M. C A
hall Tuesday evening, the 27tb, at 8
o'clock, The public, the Indies especially,
are invited.
A number of Asbevillc bicyclists are in
terested in the meeting ol the general as
sembly of the League ot American Wheel
men in Louisville, Kv., as the league has
several members here. At Monday s
meeting Chas. H. Luscomb of Brooklvn
was elected presideut. Just before the
close of the meeting the assembly passed
a law barring colored men from member
ship in the league.
The (uestion for discussion bv the Or
iinge street Hterary society tomorrow af
ternoon is "Should There be Co-educa
tion ."' The speakers in the affirmative
will be Miss Blanche kandolpli and Kufo
I'itzpu trick; in the negative. Miss Maud
Ilean and Will Alexander. Kecitati. is
will be given by Miss Bingham and oe
Justice, and essays will be read by Misses
Addie Fortune and Ger. Walser.
Dr. Van Arttdalcn of Philadelphia, uu
eminent Odd Fellow, is in Asbevillc.
coming here, as the Odd Fellows' Sift
ings says, to recuperate his shattered
constitution and strengthen bis nerve
force, rendered necessary to repair the
wear upon bis physique caused Uv too
strict devotion to the demands of his
large medical practice. Dr. Van Arts
dalcn will remain here several mouths
He is at 15 Starnes avenue.
A. Frank Richardson of New York, one
of the best kuown advertisiug agents
representing many ot the largest papers
ol the country, is at Ki ml worth Inn
Mr. Kicuardson came here to recover
from an attack of the grip, and bos been
greatlv benefited by his stay here. He
gave This Citizen a pleasant call yester
day and expressed himself as delighted
with Asheville, and surprised at the evi
dences of unusual business life be sees
here.
General Storekeeper T, C. Starnes re
turned yesterday afternoon froin Otter
Creek, McDowell county. Mr. Starnes
says tuat in that section one can scarce
ly meet a man without being engaged in
a conversation on politics. Congression
al candidate are the sole subjects of con
versation, those mentioned being W. T.
Crawford and J. H. Merrimon. Rich
mond rcarson lias alio been down in
that section, circulating among "the
hoys with an eve on Congress.
Pl'RELV ACCIDENTAL
luqueat Over the Body ol Alonzo
H. Monday
Ycstcrduy afternoon Coroner I., li,
McBraycr held the inquest over the body
of Alotuo If . Monday , who was killed
yesterday by cur No. 8 on the Asheville
Street railway. The jury was composed
ofE.J.Hollinger, G. F. Young. . W.
Lett, f. M. Loriek, G. W. Davis, jr., and
N. R. Penland.
I). W. Brown and J. M. Barker of car
No. 8, R. E. Suddcrth and Ktnory Sni
der, of the Sulphur Springs line, and
Chas. Monday and Ed. Kerr, were ex
amined as witnesses. Tbe testimony wbs
substantially as given in The Citizen
yesterday. Tbejury rendered a verdict
to the effect that Mr. Monday's death
was purely accidental.
The remains of Mr. Monday were in
terred at Keems Creek today, lie was
about 21 years of age.
Tta Lung Dcpnrator.
The Nicksou method of compulsory ta
bulation (or the treatment of asthma,
catarrh, bronchitis, lu grippe, weak
lungs and consumption, is now on exhi
bition at the Oaks hotel, Asheville,
N. C. All nbvsiciuns in the citv are cor
dially invited to call and examine tbis
method or treatment, also all people in
terested in any of the above dreaded
diseases, come and see me, and oblige,
Lbok Graves,
Sole agent for the United States.
lames Wolfe recently returned from
Macon county when be purchased a car
load ot unusually fine cattle of Sam Rog
er, Mr. Wolfe's customers will appre
ciate the purchase.
Tr bran change of advertisements
rmwkf on renlar contract, copy moat
rchaaSad bibr t A o'clock a. m.
, .
Plentr of old popart for tale at The
CrnsM office. Oaty 90 cts. per hundred.
BY BISHOP CHESHIRE.
Easing of too Corner Slnue of
Mattklaa'a Today.
The colored Episcopalians of Ashe
ville celebrated an interesting eviut in
their history today, by laying the corner
stone for the uew St. Matthias church
that is to be erected on the heights
above Valley street. ..
The services were attended by a large
company from the congregation of Triu
ity Lpiscopal church, and by many
members of other denominational
churches of the city.
The congregation assembled at 11
o'clock, and a few miuutcs later moved
in procession from the chapel, led by the
children of the Suudav school to the in
closure of the fouudatious of the new
edifice, followed by the robed clerical of
the diocese who advanced to the spot ol
the corner.
The officiating clcriiy were Bishop
losepb Blount Cheshire, ir., Key. Ale
Neely DuBose, rector ot trinity ctiurcu,
Asheville, Rev. W. S. Rice, Rev. Samuel
Rhodes, Rev. W. S. Burrows, Rev. S. B
Rathbun, the Bishoo'schaplaiu.aud Rev
U.S. McDuffey, the rector ol Trinity
chapel.
The program of exercises was beguu
bv the reading ot the scriptures by Rev.
McNeely DuBose with responses by the
people. A chant was sung and Rev.
Samuel Rhodes read the lesson. Rev, II.
S McDuffey led a responsive chant and
Bishop Cheshire iutroduced Prof. John
Love, secretary ol tnc oung Men s in
stitute, who gave an account of the
growth of the work of the Epis
copal church among the colored peo
ple of Asheville from the time of emanci
pation to the present day.
Workmen spread a bed of mortar, and
the corner stone was set at the north
west corucr of the foundation. The fol
lowing articles in a copper box were
deposited in the niche: The Holy Bible,
prayer book uud hymnal of the new
edition, copies of thc'l.iving Church, the
Church Advocate, the Churchman, Toe
Citizen of yesterday, the Business Ln
terpriae. lists of the church officers and
the names of tbe Sunday school children
whose contributions presented tbe stone,
and the program of tbe day s exercises.
Bishop Cheshire then made three
strokes upon tbe stone and said :
"Iu the name of the Father and of tbe
Son and of tbe Holy Ghost, 1 lav the cor
ner stone of the St. Matthias's church,
to be erected for tbe worship of the
Triune God, according to tbe liturgy,
canons, and usages of that brauch of
lis bolv church, Catholic and Apostolic,
now known as tbe Protestant Episcopal
eburcb iu tbe United States of America.
Other foundation can no mau lay tban
that is laid, even Tesus Christ."
1 lie corner stone is ol wuitc nun Die
and bears the following inscription :
t
t
T. M.M'IIIIAs
IS'JI.
After further devotional cierciscs
Bishop Cheshire introduced Mayor T.
W. Patton who made a brief address iu
the name oi tbe community. Rev. YV. S.
Barrows spoke tor the diocese, nud tbe
ceremonies were concluded bv the bene
diction, pronounced by the Bishop.
Will Wed.
I loin Register Mackey's ollice liceuse
to wed has becu issued as follows:
Henry Lane anil Lou Worlcv, of Bun
combe; white
Leander Ivilgorc ot Brevard ami Jennie
F. Williams of Buncombe, colored.
An Abbeville Cane.
Auevili.e, N. C, Aug. 17, IS'.KI,
Dear Sir: When I bought your Lice-
tropoise 1 bad no special use lor it, but
having a large family I thought 1 would
have one in readiness for anv emergency.
When I received the little thing I thought
there could not be much good or barm
in it, that I would test it myself, so I
put it on night alter night tor about 12
nights and it worked like a charm. Well,
to test it more fullv, 1 bad a triend who
was very much alllictcd with rheuma
tism in her ankles and knees also her
wrists and fingers so bad sometimes
that she was hHpless. Her husband got
almost everything be could hear of to
give her relief, but without success until
they bad lost heart. I let tbem have
the Llectropoise, and after trying it a
short while she is about as stout as she
ever was. I he other day she walked to
tbe top of a large mountain, four miles
and back home without much fatigue.
ery truly, James ui ttrick.
Book l rec. Atlantic blectronoisc Co..
Washington, D. C.
II. r. Grant, Agent, Asheville, N, L.
ASHEVILLE WEATIIEK.
I . S. WBATIIRK BlHKM , I
Mcn-oroiuKlcal Station,
Winyiih Sanitarium
Mctcvrvluxical Report lur I'eh. UK is'M.
Mean temperature ,1
laxinnim tcmnerntiiri' i:
Minimum temperature ;ir
Mean Relative Hnmulily t;,-
miifiui, iu iiwia ,(i
IV mil, S W.
Mean Parameter it .si-
Observation Fch i'l.utJ n. in Timnrr-
nture. Xti. Relative Immiditv. T'J. Hnmms.
fir, L'.7t',
Karl vun Rtuk, AT, D.
Aataevllle Markets.
Corrected dally by POWELL & 8NIDER,
wholesale and retail crocera. These nrlm
ic kwk yarn uj iu mcranania lo-oay.
Butter lo(S,i'5l Applet 10041 IT,
Dana , n . I J I n , .
.vClflcuncu otto
Chickens lo20Pnmpktnt.each.Bt2S
Turkey! 7StlSi8orgimui 80
oicki iep20!Bawax, pern) '.'0
P itatoei, nw't SfiiHoney...
,.10
riiatuca, mao. itu Wtteat.,,.
Tnrnlna 3nAnif-'
.. 70
,.. 60
,. no
....40
.... nr.
Oniona OSIMeal!!!!!!
Cabbage, tier lb I'lOatt
ocana, pr un.iooigjinuiKye
rcaa no 11 av. ton
,...$lS5c
Camtnata.
,. lonicelcrv. dot SftOao
Index to Mew Advertisement.
Wanted J U Morris
Low Price O A c.retr
Prescription! T C Smith
"Old Reliable" B P. Steele, Mgr
I'or Rent Bcarden. Kankin fc Co
Opera House-Dr. O. M. Wethcrell
OxT A conductor's pumta.
J tills ollice and get reward.
He turn to
I'cbSdtl
ROARDINO.-Ricellent boiird niav be had
Sat rt-aaartMsshla raiaa 11'. - Il
- - - a mi-. aHa. m -a an li iruui
AaaeTilla. Mas. A. C. RAY. Ramnth.
1-27-dtm
WANTBIJ-Twentyahoau w.l.hlnc fr m
US to AO nnllnrfa mli- will
fire cents a iionnd. caah. i&linni .
d Irv In Cbuun'a core. I. B. Miiuma
3-32dUt - -
TjIOR RUNT Store OOfeet deep 60 Bout h
oiain i rect, west tide, under phuto
8rarh gallery. Possession March tat
2dlit BHARDEN. RANKIN & Co.
brn:u op
BENTLEY'S
ARTISTIC DB8I0MN0 AND STAMP
ING DBPOT.
NnaalllM In aM.t.av.t Ammim III. I.
....... ... wa.w 1 ,11 wvn cum
mrnced and material to finish.
itV, Mouth Mala Sfrcct.
Over Alton, Rawls & Co.
WE8TERN HOTEL
The Best ! per day house In the city.
Rooms comfortably furnished and table
applied with the best the market affords.
MRS. L. J BUBN8TTB, Proprietress.
a-S-dln
The "Old Reliable"
Grant
Is now fully oquipped with
a well assorted and fresh
stock of pure drugs and
chemicals, from which all
prescriptions, which may be
presented here, will be
promptly and carefully filled
by two thoroughly compe
tent ami experienced pre-
scriptionists, Mr. H. W.
Brodnax, late of Anniston,
Ala., and Mr. Thos. J,
Watts, late of KaleMi. N.
U., both of whom are regis
tered pharmacists. Bring in
your prescriptions, with the
assunince that they will be
.illed nt the "Old Reliable"
(.rant pharmacy at very
reasonable prices, ami in a
prompt, careful and accur
ate inannei. We study to
please, and guarantee satis
faction.
B. P. STEELE, Mgr.
Opera House.
- - FRIDAY EVENING - --
- FEB. 23. - -
THE SCHDIE1T QDARTETTE
... OF CHICAGO . . .
Supported by
MISS MALCURKLE. Blucutionist & Whist
ler; MISS MiRTU CJ-Jihoist.
nil M ISS I ACKSON, Pianist.
Tickets on sale at Lindsej's, 34 Patton
avenue, Wednesday morning
Grand Opera House.
Cl. NIGHT ONLY,
Monday, February 26
A VISIT TO THE
World s Fair.
Nut at Chicago, but at tbe Grand, where
tbe White City will be reproduced in all its
marvelous beauty.
Tbe art galleries, the uiajotic buildings,
the lakes and l.igoons, the Mldwav all
theae may be seen and studied by stcreopti-
con Uluniinntkn, and will be described In a
In til re by
Dr. G. M AVetherell.
Doors open at 7 p. m. Arrival at the
Fuir ground! at 8. 3-l!2dt
BUCKS
AND ROE SHaAD
I'RliSII FIH AND OYSTERS
RECEIVED DAILY.
OyiUrt In the 8htlll
Lobster and ScoUopa rccciTctt every
Fridays and Tuesday!. Mall
order! solicited.
Poitoa.cs box 108, Telephone 06.
J. F. MILLER,
Malli 10 and 30 City Market.
Wm. TURNER,
Auctioneer.
Residence 07 Chuck Street.
Will sell real catat. hnrM hni.
tare or anythlaf yoa wlsh lo dlsposa C
Charges aodetatt. aio-dtf
BUY
Furniture, Carpets
As We Are Selling at Very
Low Prices.
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.
MO. 16 PATTON AYBNVK.
C0I.1INS VENTS CIST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE
Ueleiviiig that lho change iu the tariff laws will
reduce the cost of all men's wear more or less.
We propose to reduce our stock by offering a
general discount of twenty per cent, on all cash
sales from this date till further notice. We will
do exactly as advertised without any evasion
THE WIIITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE
46 South Slain Street,
J. TAYLOR AMISS,
(Successor to J. 11, WOODCOCK.)
West End Pharmacy,
TIIOKOVOULY KHSUVATED ASl STOCK KE1KU3UUD. PRESCRIP
TION COMPOUNDING A SPECIALTY. f.OOVS DELIVERED
TO ANV PART OF TUB CITY. PRICES UNQUESTIONED.
Telcphomc .o. 37.
HEADQUARTERS FOR Wehave made contracts and ar-
rangcmcuU with leading mills nud
Horse and Cow Feed, ftcd deu,WB iu tbc WC8t sucb as ena
' blc us to furnish these goods at prices
NO. 67 NORTH MAIN ST. "ot bcard r thousht f M'
borough. Respectfully,
PUone No. 07. C. S. C00PKK.
FEBHUAltY 21.
, 15-50 I
4 13, for the week ending with
B that date, subscriptions for The
Daily Citizens that are delivered
by carriers are to be paid for at
the rate of
15 CENTS
4 per week, this amount to be col
i lected thereafter every Saturday
4 (for weekendinc that dav ) bv the
carriers. Persons whose Citizen
is delivered by carrier and who
m prerer 10 pay lor it at the ofticp
M can do so at the rate of
50 CENTS I
Iter month, in advance, j
THE
ASHEVILE STEAM LAUNDRY,
43 WEST COLLEGE NT.,
It now ready for work. We Solicit Snare
f Yonr Patronage. Mrs. Carrie C. Burns,
an experienced laundras from I'itUuurg,
Pa., ha. charge of On working depart
menu. We wiU cadearor to give jou
GOOD HONU8T -WORK. Oar motto L:
SATISFACTION TO EVKRY CUSTOMER.
TO VISITORS!
IP, YOV WISS TO CAKRV
A.WAY A LAHTDXQ AND
CBABMINO aOUVBNI OF
ISBBVILLB. DBFOSIT
50
CBNT8 WITH "TBS CiT
BN"tBdHAYBtBTVKNBD FULL YALVB IN A FlhB
BHQMAYBD VtBW OF
ASHEVILLE'
YOUR
and Bugs Now,
Corner Eagle Block.
272 Patton Avenue.
Iifbt i 1'rviupllj Auhucrt-'l.
Racket Store,
15 South Main.
We have oftimcs been told that we
make leaders of certain articles aud it it
true we do so, we will give yon the price
of a few leaders this morning, look over
the list: 200 yd. spool thread for 2c,
spool; 200 yd. spool machine 10c. for 3
pools; Ball Sewing Thread lc. per ball;
Hall Knitting Cotton 4, 5 and Gc. ball;
Genuine Linen thread 5c. spool; Silk
Twist 1 to 4e. spool; Dress but
tons 4 aud Gc. dozen; Sharps needles
lc. paper; Iron pins lc. paper; Drass pins
4c. paper; Worsted Shirt binding 4c. or
3 rolls lor 10c,; Thimbles lc. each; 2
paper s Hairpins for lc; Combs 8!i
inches long t)c; Note paper 1, 4, 5 and
Gc. and best Linen 10c. quire; Envelopes
to match H i, 4, 5 and 8c. and best Linen
10c. pack; Hats 23c, up to a splendid fur
bat for $1.25; Ladies good solid pebble
grain shoes for 08c; Ladies 6ne shoes
worth $1.00, $1.48 up to a $1.75 all at
$1.00; this is an odd lot we wish to close
out. We also have a lot heavy brogan
and plow shoes to close out at 50 and
05c,; these will not be here long. Men's
work pants and overalls 43c. up; Good
pant cloth at 14c. yd.; Lot of ladies, and
gents, wool underwear to be sold very
low, you ought to see this line of goods,
as well as our lot of Japanese baskets.
Ladies ought not to miss this chance
to supply themselves with rugs; carpet
remnants at about half price of the bolt
goods. Special ice cream napkins 25c
per 100; about 3 dozen Electric Oossa
men to be sold at 50c, these are 08c,
and $1,25 goods. Ladles and misses
sizes.
JOHN M. STONES
Manager.
ANTHRACITE,
All SUM.
rescreened JeUicoDomestic Nut
RESCREENED JelliCQ LUIlip
Askeville Ice
TELEPHONE 40.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Our Spring Samples are now complete and
represent the very latest styles of IMPORTED
and DOMESTIC SUITINGS.
Remember Everything Strictly Tailor-Made
Suits from $15 to $7". Pants from f4.502to $15.
OUR GUARANTEE.
1st. That the goods shall ba as represented or no sale
2nd. That the nrices shall be the Inwesf for
equal in quality and workmanship.
e win uegiaa to nave you call and examine our line
YOURS VERY TRULY,
THE ASHEVILLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
C. D. Blanton, Max Marcus, Managers.
JESSE R.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
No. 10 Court Square,
I have all my goods in now and am ready to wait on
any and all calls, day and night. I have the latest de
signs and largest stock to select from in the state. Rolled
steel, zinc and copper caskets, cloth caskets of every shade
and size, all new stock; white and black hearses. If you
want to see not the least sign of decomposition, if you
want the body to be in better condition than when the
person died, if you want perfection, call on
Jesse I. StariieN, A.Nlievillct IV. O.
"W E"
"Furnish Our Customer With Collars Free."
Since making tbis offer loiue three or four week, ugo, it looks as If we were
going to
COLLAR
THE
TOWN
bat we arc prepared to supply all that come with collars made specially for u
Having perfected a method or laundering Collars and Culls, which does not injure
tbe goods, we therefore offer to furnish your Collars
FREE.
Just think of it! You will never have
laundry done by ns. Call at the Model
size.
Soliciting your patronage, we guarantee all ol our work to be tbe very best
aud satisfactory.
The Model Steam Laundry.
Church
33, II. COSBY,
The Jeweler,
37 FATTON AVENUE.
All work guaranteed and promptly done.
Watches, clocks and all kinds of solid and
plated silver ware.
NATIVB GBM3 A Sl'BCIAITY.
Ordered by the Board of County Commis
sioners of Bunco nib. county that ou tbe
first Monday la March, ISM, there wlU be
established la each of the four wards of the
city of Ashcrllk a polling place, and that
new registration will be made la each of
said wards. J. B. KANKIN,
l-ao-dtf Chairman.
New Dental Parlors
:
4. E. HAWTHORNE, D. D. 8., '
Has located laAshsvllH for the practice of
dentistry. Makes a specialty of Plat Oald
work, erowa and bridge work aad gold aad
rubber eomUaatlou. Usss. the most la
pnmd Methods to make all operations
PAlKXMa.
1 . . OIBos Over Mlmaaagk's Store
w w w w w ranoaaTsasw
M-dtf '
COKE, BUNCOMBE LUMP,
t.asand Oveu. Sfeoiiil tirade.
and Coal Co.,
34 PATTON AVE.
STARNES,
AND EMBALMER,
to bur another Collar while having vour
Steam Laundry and select your style and
Street.
STANDARD
Granulated Sugar, 20 pounds for $1X0.
Levering! Reliable Roasted Coffee, ii
cents per package. Tea, 40 aad U0 cents per
pound. Lard, compound, 10 cents per pound.
Lard, leaf, 131.-:. per pound. Bacon, west
ern, 10c. per pound. Bacon, Buncombe,
1314c per pound. Hams, Buncombe, 13',jc
per pound. Golden Cottolene, S pound
bucket!, SOc.i S pound buckets, 60c ; at re
tail lie. Homemade Molasses, 40c. per
gallon. New Orleans molasses, 80c. per gal
lon. Apple Vinegar, four years old, 36c. per
gallon. Electric Light Flour and White
Pearl, 13 per hundred. Omega Flour, $5.00
per barrel. Meal, OOe. per bushel. Citron,
30c per pound. Currants, Be per pound.
French Prunes, 10c. per pound. Taylor's
Jelly, OV.c. per pound. Coleman's Mustard,
15c. per kox. Dunham's ihreded Cocoaaut,
30c. per pound, llnblager's Btasttc starch,
10c. per package. Oar Little Daisy Pickles,
10c. per bottle. 8-pound cans Tomatoes,
10c, 8-pound cans Okra and Tomatoes,
16c. SbozesSOOs Blue Hen Matches, 6c.
only,
The Little Store Around the Corner,
89 COLLEGE STREET.
W. J. POSTELL
THE OAKS HOTEL
Under New Management
New Furniture.
Nice, deaa comfortable room.
Table eueaUent, Northern Style,
Porter Meets all Trains.
Close In town.
Ou aa Blectrte Car Line.
Beautiful Location.
Hot aad Cold Baths.
Brsrr Possible Coavealeac.
aM,PHILIPP
MSNWl