December 4, 1895 (4 pages)

SSR tere tte tere ent te IRD RA CIN Ls Bape cm we rope 3 Naame: THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT oo (Established Sept. 6. 1860.; Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Eveninss Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays SUBSCRIPTION Terms—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL Reapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Application WEDNESDAY.. DEC. 4, 1895. THE READING ROOM AGAIN. —— Another titepiitnl Offers Some Very ‘Good’ Suggestions. Eprror Transcrtrt: I notice in your last igsue that the question of starting.a reading room is once moré brought up. The same question has been talked of here ‘for years, and several attempts made to keep up a reading room, but all have been failures so far, : There is certainly no doubt but this city needs something of, this kind badly, and as this is the most prosperous town in the State there'is no reason why we should not have one. But the question is asked, how to support one as it should te? There must be some attraction to draw the young men from the thirty or forty saloons which now serve that purpose. There must be something more than a table in a bare room, strewn with a few newspapers and out-of-date magazines, and worn: out and uninteresting bboks. There bas been talk also of starting lit. erary and debating clubs, social clubs, ete. We have already an athletic club, dancing club and others, Why not all these join hands and fourm one common club? With the large membership thus obtained for a atarter, there will be plenty of business men and young men who would be glad to join, With a stable Tae this kind they could secure suitable ters and furnish them well. Se ip You would then have accomplished all purposes at one and the same time. You would have your reading room, literary and debating club, athletic club, and not forgetting the social club, which would be the mainstay of such a gathering. If the men should prove shy at first, what’s the matter with the ‘‘new woman” coming in ? I would like to hear the opinion of others. RESIDENT, _—-—+ e+ -—-—_ —_— Pole Raising. The work of raising the heavy fifty-foot poles of the Electric Power Company is quite a job, but is done rather quickly \ by the use of a ‘‘jim pole,” to which is attached a large block and tackle. The short pole or mast is raised into position by men having long pike poles, and is then securely guyed. -One end of the long rope tat runs through the block is fastened to the permanent mast while it lies flat. A span of horses hitched to the other end of the rope pull the big timber to an upright position, and it is then lowered into the’six-foot hole prepared for it. To put up the rigging and get a pole all set, takes about half an hour, if every thing works all right. A crowd gathers at each raising to watch the modus operandi, —_———_—_—__-ee + —__ Something Delicious. Those Smoked Eels at Wolf’s cash grocéry-are fine. Try them. n29-2t hone CW 1896,LEAP YEAR.1896: LAUREL . PARLOR, NO. 6G, N. D. G: W., WILL GIVE A GRAND Leap : Year: Ball WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY Ist, 1896, >saT— ARMORY : HALL. ~-_— COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Mrs. Ella Floyd Miss Gertrude Goyne Mrs. Jennie Holmes Miss Minnie Brand Mrs. Belle Douglass © Miss Lula Clatter Mrs. Cora Wa‘sworth Miss Amelia Hook Mrs. Sarah Brown Mrs, Mary Carter FLOOR DIRECTOR MRS. ELLA FLOYD. FLOCR MANAGERS: Mrs. Cora Wadswe rh Mrs. Mary Carter , Mre. Serah Brown Miss Minnie Briand Miss Gertrude Go: n> Miss Mary Hook Don’t Fail to Notice Our Display of Winter Underwear . as you pass our window. We are showing a Beautiful line this season and the prices wiil please you. Our Holiday Goods will ‘be opened shortly and we propose to show the Grandest-Lot of Goods ever placed on our counters. ae Kindly call and’see the Beautiful Premiums we are giving to our cu:tomers =OLD RELIABLES Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Hats, Ete M. M. BARUH, Manager. LS. Goons. Buy Your — Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, ‘Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Goods, From the Old and Reliable Firm of Aetoe oc araaic. All Goods Sold at vices . ° ware © lewciry Bottom 7 rig’ SS Figures ‘And Warranted Strictly First-class. Repairing of Fine Watches ue Seeniry. By Skillful and Experienced Workmen. Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge, Orders from the country ae attended to, Broad Street, above Pine, — F.C.AUETIE, Nevada City. C.J. BRAND What We Want ! g > AIP Fie Ze AS UP AP AS ae WE WANT. you to see our Holiday Line that is now being displayed. WE WANT you-to kuow that it is larger and more varied than any we have ever before carried. WE WANT you to seo for yourself that it is the best stock in town. » Come in, you diu't have to buy. WE WANT you to know tal the prices are more reasonable than al any other place e. Ask about them. ; as WE WANT your Holiday Thais wl i Gud and Bra cut any figure you'll give it to VIIWr ON, ee a a ee ee i] ® PATAPATAVATIOT RT RVAVAVAT. Jtiwawiwiwiwiw iv iviwiwiw inawinGy i~éwiw iwiwiwiyivivawavéasiwawimiwiw iy ad r A Reading Room. ARRIVALS AT THE Tidings * Interested people at Nevada City are asking if a reading room ‘cannot be established in that city, where young men may pass a few leisure hours, and thus escape the temptation of spending the same Joe Langman, Mooney. Flat, time in some of the numerous saloons, In F, Shepherd, canvassing for a solution of this question we rece % =— = rn refer them to the free reading room in Grass D. H. Panties: a Valley, which is supported jointly by the C. A, Gleason, Was ghington, Christian Endeaver Soviety and the Epworth on J. mrs Dickivuou. Blosintield League of this city. It is proving a great S, Hatvey, Shccee’s Flat, . : success, although it is something of a tax J. M. Pherson, “ upon the societies named. C. Treadwell, Santa Monica, $605 L. Casey, es Jekyles and Hydes. E, Boyce, Wallace, Idaho, D. M. C fin, San Juan, A man is like a pendulum ; he can swing Geo, Jones, from the gates of heaven to those of hell in og ta, Comat, Portland on less than ten ;minutes. He may be kind, J. C. Halstead, “ loving and gentle one moment and some litM. Turner, Florin, tle thing may go wrong and make a perfect S. Floyd, #o demon of him in less than thirty seconds.— eee ot SRS Geo. Worden, ve Rev, Dr, Ostrom, Lutheran, Louisville, Ky, A, Boyd, « + 2 Se Union Hotel, Main Street. Ws ~+-2@e + — Invited to Take Part. An invitation has been receiv od from San Francisco by the Excelsior Whist Clob of this city, asking that the club send a team down to contest for the trophies that are to be given away at fhe big whist tournament that is te be held there soon, A meeting of the Excelsiors will be held and it may be Municipal Government. -I would rather have high tax and high morality than _low morality. I prefer crooked street straight men to straight streets and crooked men.—Rev. Thomas J, Villers, Baptist, Syrfcuse, N. Y. ———_——++ee-A STIMULANT is often needed to nourish and strengthen the roots and to keep the hair a natural color, Hall’s Hair Renewer. decided to send a team. There are some is the bést tonic for the hair. excellent Fi ils ayers in the club, ——— + Oe 2 For every variety and phase of the many diseases whirh attack the air passage of the head, throat, and lungs, Ayer’s Cherry : : : : . Pectoral will be found a specitic, This Articles of incorporation of the Fountain . preparation allays inflammation, controls Head Gold Gravel Mining Company have the disposition to congh, and prevents con-. been filed with .the Secretary of--State. sumption, iene Uren ena Do You Seg the testimonials written by a people who have been, cured of various dis-} M. A. Baugh, W. H. Frye, C. A.Lillie, C. eases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla? They point! C, Whittaker and J. W. Zeigler, of Mayhe way for you if you need a good medicine, bert,as: Directors Incorporated. Principal place of business, Maybert, Nevada county, Membership fee, $30, with SiS Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in upper right hand corner, German bevel glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17x30 German bevel glass as shown in upper left hand corner, $20,'(Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows: Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. Washstand .$3. Chairs 75 cents’ each. Rocker $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight on either.of these ;suits guaranteed not to exceed $2. 35° to Nevada City. Jobn Breuner smal K ST., SACRAMENTO First in the Field gm NASER WITH AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GR. Ox @ TOES. Gee of Tricycles, ~~ Books, Velofipedes, Drums, Blocks, Wheelbarrows, = ~ Cradles, Iron Wagons, . — Dolls, Rte., Ete. Kid Dolls, Dressed Dolls. China Dolls, And Dolls of Every Dente . A Full Line of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes and Notions, J. B. Rosenthal, Commercial Street, Nevada City To Be Given AWAY <tteeo Everybody buying goods to the! amount of One Dollar, at our -store, between now and Christ— mas, will be entitled to a chance ina Handsome Black Silk Which we ’propose giving away as a Christmas Gift to the one who happens to hold the winning number. Our Stock of Winter Geode: is COMPLETE. And we Invite everybody to call and inspect the-m any handsome and suitable articles from which seleetions can be made for MOLIDRY : PRESENTS. -—o Me can please you in Style, Quality and Prices, B. NEWMAN & CO., The White House. Dress } fe ovata uy lwawiw owawGwiuy eG evanéwe™ ivin iw it~ Griwawaani wis Broad Street, Nevada City. WE GIVE NO BMITS. FROM US." Miss Emma Smith Mirs Lulu Clutter R “CEPTION C( MMITTEE: Mre. Ella Loughridge Mrs. Grace Nilon Mies May Martin Miss Lillie Keenan . Mies, Gertrude Goyne 0 a mere Muir Mrs. Belle Shoecraft Mrs. Jennie Holmes Tickets, admitting Lady and Gentleman, $1.50, Extia Gentlhemn, 2 8 mr, AAihaal: ato Gajlery, 2% cen’, ie Everybody Invited, wopnnnerevvoynnnnevvnnyneevevponnyyyvnneavppppennenonnnpnnyynnnnnnpppnDD WE SET NO TRAPS. BUT WE GIVE YOU Vv VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS YOU BUY WE WILL NOW ASK YOU TO INSPECT OUR LINE OF MEN’S MILTON, KARSEYS AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR sie. CARTER & JOHNSTON, Commercial Street, Neyada City. Japanese Goods are more beautiful this season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this country. ; Mrs. Lester & Crawford are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mikado’s domain, These goods make just-as nice Holiday Gifts as can be found. .They are reasonable in price, too. This is How re Done! When we go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quantities to. get the hottom prices. We know where, and whit, and how to buy to get the best Groceries for the least money. That's the reason we can give it to you. We offer you absolute certainty in quality. In this store everything is called by its real name. There is no masquerading. If you like to fz **. have everything just right, DON’T FORCHET A, DB. WV OLF, The Cash Grader. Colley Building, Commercial Street, % Srey <6 GRAND OPENING FALL CLOTHING. 4 =a CHARLES GRIMES. The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, Has.just received his first. stock of Fall Clothing.’ .Nothing equalled it ever-teceived here before, Go and . : inspect the Goods—the p ces are all right—you will surely say wore, ° yer ete" aate% PsP ePaP a eel eleleleolelelels PP PPP PPP it ad 5 RPP gS +lelelelelelele Vee eee PPP 290 ah eh > eh ae Pil tid Sir ie ae Pur aes Pi Cornér Broad and’ Pine Streets. Watirseus.s (evurrrrrrererrrrrrernrrrrrry AAAMAALADBAAARALAALAL byvvvyvvyanenennnt weet . om Ss => Foe ch ra is six cit im uat lay dia cit) the wil pre mai Nev ties . pleas cent { Th the O on thi anda house! Hotel. Ar at this Hoc it eas Pro g ou falling er lustro and er variet: Ho their . Pa err Hig!

SSR tere tte tere ent te IRD RA CIN Ls Bape cm we rope 3 Naame: THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT oo (Established Sept. 6. 1860.; Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Eveninss Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays SUBSCRIPTION Terms—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL Reapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Application WEDNESDAY.... DEC. 4, 1895. THE READING ROOM AGAIN. —— Another titepiitnl Offers Some Very ‘Good’ Suggestions. Eprror Transcrtrt: I notice in your last igsue that the question of starting.a reading room is once moré brought up. The same question has been talked of here ‘for years, and several attempts made to keep up a reading room, but all have been failures so far, : There is certainly no doubt but this city needs something of, this kind badly, and as this is the most prosperous town in the State there'is no reason why we should not have one. But the question is asked, how to support one as it should te? There must be some attraction to draw the young men from the thirty or forty saloons which now serve that purpose. There must be something more than a table in a bare room, strewn with a few newspapers and out-of-date magazines, and worn: out and uninteresting bboks. There bas been talk also of starting lit. erary and debating clubs, social clubs, ete. We have already an athletic club, dancing club and others, Why not all these join hands and fourm one common club? With the large membership thus obtained for a atarter, there will be plenty of business men and young men who would be glad to join, With a stable Tae this kind they could secure suitable ters and furnish them well. Se ip You would then have accomplished all purposes at one and the same time. You would have your reading room, literary and debating club, athletic club, and not forgetting the social club, which would be the mainstay of such a gathering. If the men should prove shy at first, what’s the matter with the ‘‘new woman” coming in ? I would like to hear the opinion of others. RESIDENT, _—-—+ e+ -—-—_ —_— Pole Raising. The work of raising the heavy fifty-foot poles of the Electric Power Company is quite a job, but is done rather quickly \ by the use of a ‘‘jim pole,” to which is attached a large block and tackle. The short pole or mast is raised into position by men having long pike poles, and is then securely guyed. -One end of the long rope tat runs through the block is fastened to the permanent mast while it lies flat. A span of horses hitched to the other end of the rope pull the big timber to an upright position, and it is then lowered into the’six-foot hole prepared for it. To put up the rigging and get a pole all set, takes about half an hour, if every thing works all right. A crowd gathers at each raising to watch the modus operandi, —_———_—_—__-ee + —__ Something Delicious. Those Smoked Eels at Wolf’s cash grocéry-are fine. Try them. n29-2t hone CW 1896,LEAP YEAR.1896: LAUREL . PARLOR, NO. 6G, N. D. G: W., WILL GIVE A GRAND Leap : Year: Ball WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY Ist, 1896, >saT— ARMORY : HALL. ~-_— COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Mrs. Ella Floyd Miss Gertrude Goyne Mrs. Jennie Holmes Miss Minnie Brand Mrs. Belle Douglass © Miss Lula Clatter Mrs. Cora Wa‘sworth Miss Amelia Hook Mrs. Sarah Brown Mrs, Mary Carter FLOOR DIRECTOR MRS. ELLA FLOYD. FLOCR MANAGERS: Mrs. Cora Wadswe rh Mrs. Mary Carter , Mre. Serah Brown Miss Minnie Briand Miss Gertrude Go: n> Miss Mary Hook Don’t Fail to Notice Our Display of Winter Underwear . as you pass our window. We are showing a Beautiful line this season and the prices wiil please you. Our Holiday Goods will ‘be opened shortly and we propose to show the Grandest-Lot of Goods ever placed on our counters. ae Kindly call and’see the Beautiful Premiums we are giving to our cu:tomers =OLD RELIABLES Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Hats, Ete M. M. BARUH, Manager. LS. Goons. Buy Your — Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, ‘Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Goods, From the Old and Reliable Firm of Aetoe oc araaic. All Goods Sold at vices . ° ware © lewciry Bottom 7 rig’ SS Figures ‘And Warranted Strictly First-class. Repairing of Fine Watches ue Seeniry. By Skillful and Experienced Workmen. Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge, Orders from the country ae attended to, Broad Street, above Pine, — F.C.AUETIE, Nevada City. C.J. BRAND What We Want ! g > AIP Fie Ze AS UP AP AS ae WE WANT. you to see our Holiday Line that is now being displayed. WE WANT you-to kuow that it is larger and more varied than any we have ever before carried. WE WANT you to seo for yourself that it is the best stock in town. » Come in, you diu't have to buy. WE WANT you to know tal the prices are more reasonable than al any other place e. Ask about them. ; as WE WANT your Holiday Thais wl i Gud and Bra cut any figure you'll give it to VIIWr ON, ee a a ee ee i] ® PATAPATAVATIOT RT RVAVAVAT. Jtiwawiwiwiwiw iv iviwiwiw inawinGy i~éwiw iwiwiwiyivivawavéasiwawimiwiw iy ad r A Reading Room. ARRIVALS AT THE Tidings * Interested people at Nevada City are asking if a reading room ‘cannot be established in that city, where young men may pass a few leisure hours, and thus escape the temptation of spending the same Joe Langman, Mooney. Flat, time in some of the numerous saloons, In F, Shepherd, canvassing for a solution of this question we rece % =— = rn refer them to the free reading room in Grass D. H. Panties: a Valley, which is supported jointly by the C. A, Gleason, Was ghington, Christian Endeaver Soviety and the Epworth on J. mrs Dickivuou. Blosintield League of this city. It is proving a great S, Hatvey, Shccee’s Flat, . : success, although it is something of a tax J. M. Pherson, “ upon the societies named. C. Treadwell, Santa Monica, $605 L. Casey, es Jekyles and Hydes. E, Boyce, Wallace, Idaho, D. M. C fin, San Juan, A man is like a pendulum ; he can swing Geo, Jones, from the gates of heaven to those of hell in og ta, Comat, Portland on less than ten ;minutes. He may be kind, J. C. Halstead, “ loving and gentle one moment and some litM. Turner, Florin, tle thing may go wrong and make a perfect S. Floyd, #o demon of him in less than thirty seconds.— eee ot SRS Geo. Worden, ve Rev, Dr, Ostrom, Lutheran, Louisville, Ky, A, Boyd, « + 2 Se Union Hotel, Main Street. Ws ~+-2@e + — Invited to Take Part. An invitation has been receiv od from San Francisco by the Excelsior Whist Clob of this city, asking that the club send a team down to contest for the trophies that are to be given away at fhe big whist tournament that is te be held there soon, A meeting of the Excelsiors will be held and it may be

Municipal Government. -I would rather have high tax and high morality than _low morality. I prefer crooked street straight men to straight streets and crooked men.—Rev. Thomas J, Villers, Baptist, Syrfcuse, N. Y. ———_——++ee-A STIMULANT is often needed to nourish and strengthen the roots and to keep the hair a natural color, Hall’s Hair Renewer. decided to send a team. There are some is the bést tonic for the hair. excellent Fi ils ayers in the club, ——— + Oe 2 For every variety and phase of the many diseases whirh attack the air passage of the head, throat, and lungs, Ayer’s Cherry : : : : . Pectoral will be found a specitic, This Articles of incorporation of the Fountain . preparation allays inflammation, controls Head Gold Gravel Mining Company have the disposition to congh, and prevents con-. been filed with .the Secretary of--State. sumption, iene Uren ena Do You Seg the testimonials written by a people who have been, cured of various dis-} M. A. Baugh, W. H. Frye, C. A.Lillie, C. eases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla? They point! C, Whittaker and J. W. Zeigler, of Mayhe way for you if you need a good medicine, bert,as: Directors Incorporated. Principal place of business, Maybert, Nevada county, Membership fee, $30, with SiS Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in upper right hand corner, German bevel glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17x30 German bevel glass as shown in upper left hand corner, $20,'(Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows: Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. Washstand .$3. Chairs 75 cents’ each. Rocker $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight on either.of these ;suits guaranteed not to exceed $2. 35° to Nevada City. Jobn Breuner smal K ST., SACRAMENTO First in the Field gm NASER WITH AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GR. Ox @ TOES. Gee of Tricycles, ~~ Books, Velofipedes, Drums, Blocks, Wheelbarrows, = ~ Cradles, Iron Wagons, . — Dolls, Rte., Ete. Kid Dolls, Dressed Dolls. China Dolls, And Dolls of Every Dente . A Full Line of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes and Notions, J. B. Rosenthal, Commercial Street, Nevada City To Be Given AWAY <tteeo Everybody buying goods to the! amount of One Dollar, at our -store, between now and Christ— mas, will be entitled to a chance ina Handsome Black Silk Which we ’propose giving away as a Christmas Gift to the one who happens to hold the winning number. Our Stock of Winter Geode: is COMPLETE. And we Invite everybody to call and inspect the-m any handsome and suitable articles from which seleetions can be made for MOLIDRY : PRESENTS. -—o Me can please you in Style, Quality and Prices, B. NEWMAN & CO., The White House. Dress } fe ovata uy lwawiw owawGwiuy eG evanéwe™ ivin iw it~ Griwawaani wis Broad Street, Nevada City. WE GIVE NO BMITS. FROM US." Miss Emma Smith Mirs Lulu Clutter R “CEPTION C( MMITTEE: Mre. Ella Loughridge Mrs. Grace Nilon Mies May Martin Miss Lillie Keenan . Mies, Gertrude Goyne 0 a mere Muir Mrs. Belle Shoecraft Mrs. Jennie Holmes Tickets, admitting Lady and Gentleman, $1.50, Extia Gentlhemn, 2 8 mr, AAihaal: ato Gajlery, 2% cen’, ie Everybody Invited, wopnnnerevvoynnnnevvnnyneevevponnyyyvnneavppppennenonnnpnnyynnnnnnpppnDD WE SET NO TRAPS. BUT WE GIVE YOU Vv VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS YOU BUY WE WILL NOW ASK YOU TO INSPECT OUR LINE OF MEN’S MILTON, KARSEYS AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR sie. CARTER & JOHNSTON, Commercial Street, Neyada City. Japanese Goods are more beautiful this season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this country. ; Mrs. Lester & Crawford are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mikado’s domain, These goods make just-as nice Holiday Gifts as can be found. .They are reasonable in price, too. This is How re Done! When we go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quantities to. get the hottom prices. We know where, and whit, and how to buy to get the best Groceries for the least money. That's the reason we can give it to you. We offer you absolute certainty in quality. In this store everything is called by its real name. There is no masquerading. If you like to fz **. have everything just right, DON’T FORCHET A, DB. WV OLF, The Cash Grader. Colley Building, Commercial Street, % Srey <6 GRAND OPENING FALL CLOTHING. 4 =a CHARLES GRIMES. The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, Has.just received his first. stock of Fall Clothing.’ .Nothing equalled it ever-teceived here before, Go and . : inspect the Goods—the p ces are all right—you will surely say wore, ° yer ete" aate% PsP ePaP a eel eleleleolelelels PP PPP PPP it ad 5 RPP gS +lelelelelelele Vee eee PPP 290 ah eh > eh ae Pil tid Sir ie ae Pur aes Pi Cornér Broad and’ Pine Streets. Watirseus.s (evurrrrrrererrrrrrernrrrrrry AAAMAALADBAAARALAALAL byvvvyvvyanenennnt weet . om Ss => Foe ch ra is six cit im uat lay dia cit) the wil pre mai Nev ties . pleas cent { Th the O on thi anda house! Hotel. Ar at this Hoc it eas Pro g ou falling er lustro and er variet: Ho their . Pa err Hig!