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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1898-02-18
IocAE NOTICES

The NJ. e. church, from now until
further announcement is made, will
hold services with preaching every Sun
day evening. Glass meeting from GAS
until 7:15; regular service begins at
7:30, p. m.
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TO RAISE REVENUE.
Republicans of the Ways and Means
Committee Agree Upon a Plan.

Republicans of the Ways and Means
Committee Agree Upon a Plan.
The republican members of the ways and
means committee have agreed upon a plan
for raising revenue in case of need to
carry on war with Spain. The plan will
raise more than 500 600 additional reve-
nue. annually. and is thus distributed.
An additional tax on beer OF 81 barrel.
estimated to yield $4,000. 600; a bank stamp
tax on the lines Of the law of 1896, esti-
nated 10 yield $a0.Ooo.0O0; a duty of 3
cents a pound on coffee and 10 cents a
pound on tea, and a like amount Of inter-
nal tax on stocks Of coffee and tea on
hand in the United States. estimated to
yield $4,000 600; additional tax on tobacco
expected 10 yield s15.000O0o
3 The committee also agreed to authorize
the issuing OF e50.000.0o0 bonds The bonds
are to be offered for sale at all post Of
aces in the United States In AMOUNTS OF
8Jo each. making q great popular loan to
be absorbed Dy the people. To tide over
emergencies the Secretary OF the Treasury
will be authorized to issue treasury certifi-
Gates The certificates or debentures are
to be used TO pay running expenses when
the revenues do not meet tbs expenditures
These preparaii0ns are distinctly war
Teasures and would be put On operatSon
only should war occuE.
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SOUTHERN HALLWAY.

an Schedule in effect April 10. 1898.
All Trains arrive and leave ut Pennsylvania pas
Sol A.M.-Daiiy LEGAL for Danvine. Charlotte
nnn way CONNECTS at Manassas for sas
SUNDAY. and md, at Iynchburg with the Norfolk and
Ills AM..Daily.-THR UNITED STATES
EAST Eas WI NAIL L., Garres Pullman Buffet seepers
vile and Hot Springs ssRse a a1s t chat
ssa,neoga Tenn and Mt Charlotte with Pullman
New to New Orleans eonnecting ut AtaPa
for birmingham and Memphis. Connects at Lyn n.
Natural Bridge daily Solid train WashInston "1 10
S New Orleans without change m Sunset Personally
this tain every Wednesday and Saturday 10 San
4o without s so5 From, ROYAL, and
AZ pm; sDaily;;ILocsi for charlottesville
soGThwEsTERN SEsrInyEED hIMiTEp. com com
posed h Of Pullman vesti6uied Sleepers Dining Cars
Nashville TeS via Asheylle Knoxville and
Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville. uniting al
DanvilIe with Pullman Sleeper from Richmond t,
AuSgUsta via Columbia with eonpse.Gn for Aiken
York to New Orleans. Via Atlanta and Montgomery.
. Ry nne TO 10
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO pIvI
SION leave Washington 0O1 III daily, 4:i3 pm
sa ROMEO h sunday and eo Sundays
Returning arrive Mt washington 20 am anG
800 pm. daily from Round Hin. 7:0G am. daily
except Sunday, from Herndon. 1874 M. daily ex
cept Sunday. from Leesburg.
Through trains from the south arrive at Wash
ington, GAG an AM 2:20 pm. and 9:35 pm
dfily. Ha-risonburg. 1910 and 9:a5 pm. daily.
except Sunday. ai,d $50 daily from Char
lnttesville.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and informa.
ton furnished at offices, 100 18th st. NV. til
Pennsylvania avenue. and a. Pennsylvania railroad
passenger station.
F. s. CANNON Sd Vie Prcst & Gen Mgr
]. VI. CULP, Traffic Manager.
". A. TURK Gen. Pass Agent.
L. s. BROWN Gen. Art Pass Dent,
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Washington Centennial. No. Il. John H.
Davis; Benj B. French, No. Is, John c.
CLANCY: Dawson. No. 16. e. @. Harbaugh:
Harmony, No. IL, 9. J. Brown: Acacia. No.
IL. c. B. Langan; Lafayette, No. 49, Thos.
p. Morgan: Hope, No. %, c. c. Van Horn
Anacostfa, No. p. VIM. F. GUIDE; George c..
Whiting. No. %, Benz. w. Murch; Pental-
rha, No. q. G. A. Underestimate; Stans-
bury. No. "a. Geo. G.. Pearson; Arminius,
No. ., VIM. F. Meyers: Osiris, No. %, F.
A. Harrison: Myron NJ. Parker No. "a,
Thomas A. Perry: King David, No. Is,
Chas. E. Baldwin; Takoma, No. %, Horace
j. Long.
Over 1900 Masons were in line, and when
ranks were broken they Joined their wives
and mothers, their daughters and sisters
but particularly their sweethsarts, and pro-
ceeded to the enjoyment OF the evening.
ssiss Chalet and specialties.
The attractions were even more numer-
Gus than OF Monday night. because the
Swiss chalet. under charge OF Pentalpha
Lodge, was exercising the preroeattves OF
fully organized association. IN which a
preponderance OF the citizens were remark
ably prstty EirIs The refreshment part up
among the Alps was largely patronixed,
and the egg-rolsing feature became popular
at once. The committee on enfertainmenf
had arranged an interesting program for
rendition on tbs stage over the entrance
Btcycaiu Baker performed soms wonderful
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RAILROADS

rua6 SqHEsAr FAX A, APP QUO RAILWAY or
E E11 MIS sLl sTER; srEaM MEaTE9.
on = sehesais u eject April .. 1895
.,.i ~ DAiLf-Cincinnau and 81 Lss.is sre.
to Cincnnati. Lexington, Louissllie. indianaimiis
nson Va. for vi.sinia Hos sprinss dsil, paror
cd1. i, S'p = IL II t9 ch,easo .o,,.
for Cincinnati Pullman sieepers /" CINCINNATI.
Lexington and Louisville without change. open for
G to It aSS; sas ass,
change. daily except Sunday. Connection daily.
DaYF s1e Sasao aas H. csa1iot,e.
Vile staunton and for Hichmond daily. except
1857 AM.-DaIly except sunday.-parior-
x washington to kishnond and Rchu nd t9 Oh
$50 pm. Transfer at Richmond.
hssery al and tickets nt Chesapeake aud Ohio
ar13-30d General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
e sssf days OF FITS ss 1SH
100 AM aaa DiPGs Ssii Il
cas Carr; Harrisburg to thlsase. tt,nsIassi indian;
1876 ~ e FAST sIsEru,,nan B,ae, rarlor
$40 If .M: daaIcAeo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
and Dinia9 cs@s Rar ri to ST.
su E''Szs s sss G.s'sS Steep
81 FH R,PPf IL +
man Sleeping Cars Washington to Pittsburg and
Harrisburg t. st. Louis and Cincinnati Dining
'o ,as "a F HAc5rIc EXPRESS Pullman Sleep
MI Nlassrs Falls daily. except Sunday,
Sunday. For Wiiliamsport daily $40 PM.
re d an f s as da E sasr es
with sleepins Ger Washington to Buffalo ioa
1910 pm IN e, e Bps
rSs r t. sF% SoRF SsS EHn
400 Pm, ''coNGREssiooNsAL LIMITED" daily.
at T 20 R'nns Car Car fs%
ps Gs and Dining Ger 1 fS
500. 900; II: 90 Dining Or from wiimiustoni
IT, Si ss ss0 ou Sso fn.s G2p ses
das. s Ssst and day.: 4o sa, 1915 PM week
days ' asa % SltrHa. d shpnFs 1850 AM week
re TICS an 72 s5 5'G ia seo sss 1851
s:la. s;! 80 600 Limited $50 4:ss $40, S;is
AN Is;1s IFS, 2;or s;io: $40 600 I'm;
aaea'i re ~ 80 elS 0:so 7:2o lo;oo 1o:ao
For a. rI"pss Greek Line 1850 AN. and 4:ss PM.
For snnane eRt Ss 1Gay o.oo A, .oo ~, KIN
P:n dsily, except Sunday. Sundays. 900 AN.
Express for Florida and points Atlantic
Coast Line 4:3O AN. 3:46 PM daily; Rich
mond only, 1857 AM. week days; Atlanta
Special, via Richmond and Seaboard Air Linz.
4:40 Pm. daily. Accommodation for Quantioo,
1:45 AN: daily and % PM. week days.
SEASHORE CONNECTIONS.
For Atlantic City tva DelaNnrc River Bridge all
rail route, 3:15 and II 80 Pm. daily; via Mar
Pm. week days, and 1850 PM. daily.
FOR Cape May. 1900 AN week days, II 80 PM.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and G streets
ana Mt the station. Sixth and Streets where or
GERS can be left for the checking Of baggage TO
destn1tCn ftom hotels and residences.
j. Is. HUTCHINSON. J. r.. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
ap0
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STEAM PRESSES DISCUSSED.
Objection I'm the senate to Their Use
i'm the Engraving Bureau.


When the consideration of the sundry
civil appropriations bill was resumed in
the Senate yesterday afternoon Mr. Gal.
linger IN. H.) offered an amendment. pro-
viding that no portion of the sum author
lied to be used for plate printing should be
used for any printing of notes. bonds.
checks or internal revenue stamps other
than for printing from hand-roller presses.
This precipitated long discussion of a
question which has been before Congress
for years-the question of the use of hand
and steam presses In the bureau of engrav-
ing and printing. Mr.. Gallinger. Mr. Haw-
ley (Conn.). Mr.. Kyle Is. d., Mr.. Cannon
(Utah) and Mr.. Pasco Fla.D supported the
amendment. the principal argument being
that the necessary fine work could not be
done by steam presses.
Mr.. Allison. In charge of the bill. made
an extended statement OF the situation IN
the bureau Of engraving and printing. He
said that there was not now on hand a
thirty days supply OF currency notes. in
ternal revenue stamps and postage stamps.
He explained that the steam presses were
to be used In printing postal notes, Internal
revenue stamps. postage stamps and the
backs of currency notes
He was informed. he said. that the sub
stitution of steam presses for hand presses
would Lot displace plate printers. as there
was ample work for all available
Mr.. Allison said he did not wish to an
ticipa.e coming events. but the indications
now were that the necessity for largely in
creasing the output Of internal revenue
stamps and perhaps of securities would
arise. He did not therefore approve OF ty-
ing the hands of the Secretary OF the
Treasury by the adoption OF the amend
ment.
II feel assured" said he. in conclusion.
''that no plate printers VIII be discharged.
but rather that more will be required be-
fore very long"
AT the conclusion OF Mr. Allison's re-
marks the bin was laid aside for the day.
ana the Senate at 1855 PM. on motion Of
Mr. German Md. went into executive
session, and at 4:45 adjourned.
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BLUE LODGE NIGHT
Multitudes of Masons Attend the
Fair and Exposition.
In FULL FORCE And FULL REGALIA
The RoyaIArch Chapters Scheduled
for Tonight's Event.
THELEADING FEATURES

If there had been a recording turn stile
such as that used at the Washington Base
Ball Park. at the entrance to Convent IN
Hall yesterday, it is probable that when its
dial was examined at 1870 o'clock last
night. the closing hour Of the great Masonic
fair and exposition, the record would have
shown the attendance of over 10000 peo-
pie. While the thIongs at the afternoon
session, so to speak. were very large, and
effectually proved the wisdom displayed by
the board of control in opening the enter
prise during daylight hours, crowds in at
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session of so many popular men among its
members and SO many popular ladies
among Its friends. ard the great crowds
who Visited the village We're attracted as
much from personal as they were from
desire to enjoy the picturesque. Won
derful catches were made by visitors in
the magnetic fish pond, and the open-air
theater gave enjoyment to big audiences.
Among those who appeared We're the Vega
Mandolin Club. pupils of Prof. Carauana, in
an oriental ballet; Mr.. II. o. French's IA
NOUS dog. Black Bonnie, in acrobatic spe-
cialties and mental feats: the athletes of
the c. A. c. Club. under Prof. Crossley in
boxing, wrestling and pyramids: the pupils
of Misses Sarah and Marie Howe, in
wing ballet, and Miss Marie Howe in
solo dance, and Cartoonist Felix Mahoney,
in caricature sketches: Master Sammy
Howard showed what he could do with
bicycle. and Henry Hills Of the Burnt Cork
Club and Miss Elsie Worth, the soubrette,
appe AIRED in their specialties
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November IA, 1897
Leave Washington from station corner of New
trains, ii:e5. ii:ss am. s:os pm; ''N
sss a st IL nissa gso
EXPRESS; DO pm, ,,..o, ~,
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. ll;ss pm.
20. Tos New osIe;@@s. Memphis. s,r~ n. Chat;
pm; daily; sleeping Cars IA, through.
For b bnTay Sso week e days $780, .7o .7io
1880, 1890: $50. 1880 1io an. x1S:oS ~ n.
sss ;s i2,s $50 . ss $780, $50 $780, sis
ia az sss ss, .sos ss,s
DS saasss. SO SO AND and sss $50 and
For Frederick. week days. $500. Il:25 an. 4:3o
$50 sr saosas' Sss ann and S gsS
$50 $50. 7:o5 pm Sundays, 800 am. 1:i lis.
For and Ky grsts week
p m. Sundays. 900 am. l:i6 l:as. 1905, io:iS
For Washington Junction and way points, 500
an. 80. $50 Pm week days. 0 am, Isis
Royal BLUE r HE sah hkw YORK AND
An trains Illuminated with PiDt.ch light.
l:I5 tall Dining Cars). 800 t5:06 Dining Carr
1901 night tSleeping Car open at 10 o'clocsS.
sundays, 1908, $500 an. q: lib Dining Caf,. ~;
(6:06 Dining Carl. 12:0l night sleeping CIR ouen
I'm daily.
: Farior Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 am, 12:06 noon. f.1s
and 800 pm. week days. am. Sundays. 80
For Cape May, 1905 noon Is'-s54s *
fExcept Sunday. xExpreas trnfna.
Baggage called for and checked from kotels ,aA
residences by Union Transecf Co. on orders leff ~
ticket Offices SO Feunsylvanla ave. d. w--Eass
York age aud 18th NJ. and At Depot.
VA. ~. GREENE d. r. MARTIN.
Gen Manager. Mr. Fnss Tyse.
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT YER
NOS RAILWAY.

FItoM 81 q iO.N I3f9 SIN EEI AND PA. AVE.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER II, 1897
For Alex indIia: week days. G:30. 1:O5. 7:35 ex,
$780, S:35. $40, $50 1906 ex.. :0O ii AZ n !:
1905 ex. 12:2O. 1:l5 1:45. 2:05 ex., 2:40, s.2o.
1850 ex., Al ex.. so. 5:05. 500 ex., $40 6:o5
For Alexandria, Sundays, 7:45 s:45. 9:4j, 1870.
His AN: 1890 noon. 12:45. 80, 2:I5, 300.
3:45. 4:3o. 5:15. Co. G:45 1880. S:15. 0:OO 10 90
IL 30 PM
For Mt: Vernon. week days. G:3O. 500. 1o:o5.
1900 A. NJ 12:05, 10, 2:05. $780, 7:O6 PM
For Mt. Vernon, Sundays, 7:f5, 9:A5 M: 1o.o0
neon. 2:15. 3:45. 6.45 PM
Fer Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge week DAYS
500. $3.50. 1905 100 AM: 1908, 12:cO LIB
2:o5. 2:4C. 3:2O. AIS. 500. 6:O5. 7:o6 500 PM
for Arlington and Aquednct Bridge. Sundays
!:45. $40. 9:45 1920, 11:15 AM; 1900 noon
l2;45. 80; 2;15 300. 345. 4:3o sis. 6:oo Gas
20 S:15 M.
Baggage. parcels and bicycles carried on all
Trains. aI;9
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FOR RENT
One Of the most beautiful suburban homes in
the District Of Columbia: miles from Washing
ton. near electric Conn. extended;
stable. large lawn and garden; pasture field;
fruit and flowers
Beautiful country home near Frederick. Md:
contains 10 rooms and bath. with hot and cold
water: completely furnished, and the property
will be rented 1t stnnds-hOrses, carriages,
fruit. chickens. ETC.
Rent per no., 1928.
Beautiful old colonial mansion on Pierees Mill
road, near Chevy Chase cars; contains - large
rooms and bath Reduction of rent will be made
feI long lease.
Rent. per no.. $1,000.
Lane, ID. c.: II ROOMS and bath: furnace heat;
hot and cold water; plenty Of shade; near cleo
trio cars.
Rent, per mo-. $4,000.
Rent from June I. 1SgS-A beautiful southern
home in Leesburg. Va; 10 and bath; front
and back porches; furnace; large lawn and
shade: plenty Of fruit; nicely furnished.
Rent, per no.. $500.
The Glen, Clarke co., Va; a beautiful south
ern home; contains rooms; nicely furnished;
ice and garden go with property: lovely lawn;
property VIII be rented at -. $75 90 per month
Lection Forest. Warrenton, Va; this is q
beautiful country home; 10 rooms; nicely fur
nished; use Of garden, two cows. stable. Ice and
hre-wood- Rent per NO. Sos 90
Pretty little house at Randolph Station Md
rornis extensive grounds; within sight of II. r.
Rent. per mo-, $500.
Also several other beautiful summer residences
In Maryland and Virginia.
For terms, ETC.. apply TO
Ii. RoZIER DULANY.
+ q
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Henry jackson, . burly coiored man. en-.
paoyed a. q teanster. was today sent 20
fan for three months ~ Judge Ktmball for
striking Hannibal Hartsock. Jr-. aged sevsn
years IN the face with blacksuake wh1k
The evidence showed that the assault No
without any pr0vocaxion whatevec.
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Attractions in the Annex.

Over in the annex there had been many
additions to the attractions. The photo
graphic display had been materially added
to. among the additions being some re-
markable views. loaned by Photographer
William Dinwiddie of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. The plump and pretty mys-
FERROUS lady who has the remarkable fac
ulty of causing One-half of herself to van
-ish received large delegations of callers.
ana the electric scenic theater was not
anything like large enough to accommo-
date those who desired to see its numerous
wonders.
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Royal Arch Cbnp,er Might.

The various Royal Arch chapters in the
District of Columbia will visit the fair to-
night in full regalia and add brilliancy to
the scene and substance to the exchequer.
The entertainment committee has prepared
an interesting program. of which Mar. A.
Strasburger will be in charge. The fea-
lures will be as follows:
Dancing by the pupils of Miss Cora B.
Shreve-Parasol dance. Miss Helen Berens:
Smolenski, Miss Eta Ray; La Arial. Miss
Lillian Benton; rope dance, Miss Marie
Topley; Santiago, Joe and Olga Hunnell:
Isabelle, Una Ray; Handicap, school. The
Parques. in expert bicycle riding; Mr.. Ar
thur Plant, in club swinging. and Messrs.
Howard and Leigh. contortionists.
Fair NCtes of interest
The executive committee of the board of
control this afternoon directed that the
managers of the various booths at which
there are articles to be voted as tests Of
popularity should fill out each night at .
o'clock and send to the secretary's Office
blank showing the result of the contest.
The article to be disposed of, the person or
purpose it is to be devoted to, the names
of the candidate and the number of votes
each have received mist be Indicated
Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart, wife of the Vice
President of the United States has donated
to Eureka Chapter, No. 4, a beautiful and
handsomely dressed doll, to be awarded to
the child who succeeds in guessing what
the little lady's name is. No one but Mrs
Hobart knows this secret now, and the
curiosity over it is great and growing
President J. H. Small, jr., belongs to sew
eral Masonic bodies and each one is doing
its best to secure the greatest number of
votes for the portrait of the popular Henry
painted by E. s. Weirtz, and on exhibition
In the booth of Lafayette Lodge.
The seven graphophones at the booth of
Federal Lodge, which were kindly dona ted
by the Columbia Photograph Company, are
doing a land Office business. Tonight q
cylinder containing Senator Billy Mason
Cuban speech will be in auricular evidence
Fitz Lee Is far in advance of Capt Sigs-
bee in the contest for the regulation sword
of the Mystic Shrine.
be voted to the most popular fire company
foreman in the city.
Queen LII. the genial and attractive Ar
CORA cat belonging to the board Of con-
troll, has severe cold and in attempting
to talk into the Kaleidoscope this morning
she gave that remarkable instrument the
bronchitis. Both are receiving treatment,
with probabilities Of early recovery.
Antfquar1ans will find some remarkable
old documents at the booth of Lebanon
Lodge. colonial deed 100 years old is of
great historic interest
The police and fremen details at Com
vcntion Hall and the armory annex are
performing their duties with admira bic
discretion.
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tendance ut night were even larger than
on the night previous. The experience Of
the night before in handling the multitude
made it easier 10 manage that of last
night and consequently, though the crush
was great. there was little if any, dis
comfort felt and considerably more move
ment was possible throughout. 1t was
Blue Lodge night, and the members of
these various lodges turned out in full
force and full regalia, and as was shortly
proven, with full pocket books to make
their evening a please Mt and memorable
one.
The lodges marched into the hall shortly
be fore o'clock. each headed by its master
and it's other officers the line being preced-
ed by Chairman Samuel NJ Yeatman of
the committee on order; Grand Marshal
Seaton and Past Grand Master James A.
Sample escorting the Most Worshipful
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, Samuel
sons marched the other officers of the
Grand Lodge, headed by Deputy Grand
Master J. Henry Small. jr. They were ].
H. Small. jr., w. G. Henderson. H. Stanli-
ford. w. r. Singleton, William A. Galley,
C. c. Duncanson, Joseph Hamacher c. b.
Smith, George H. Walker James A. Wet
more. L. R. CHM. w A. Brown, F. ].
Woodn an, A. B. Coolidge and J. N. Brick
head.
The Lodges in Line.
The officers took their places on the en-
tertainment stage and the various lodges
passed IN review before them under their
respective masters as follows: Federal, No.
l. R. b. Nixon; Columbia, No. 3, Herbert
Wright; Naval. No L. Harry P. Cook; Poto-
mac. No. 5, ]. S. Raeburn: Lebanon. No. Z.
]. II. Tatspaugh; New Jerusalem, No. o,
Benz. Parkhurst; Hiram, No. 10. w. F. X.
Phillips; ST. Johns No. IL, William T.
Jones; National, No. II, Joseph E. Falk;
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feats on his wheel, Miss Shsckleford was a
graceful Success in several fancy dances.
and there was pretty dancing by Helen and
Mildred Geddes and three tiny little misses
Ray Parlin. Lillian Carmen and May
Cochran.
That W0nderfuI Village.
At the other end of the hall ye olde Eng
lish village was more popular even than 1t
had been the night before.
Harmony Ledge is fortunate IN the pos
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TO THE KI.ONDIKE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY FROM BETHLEHEM, Pa.

Or New York City-$25.
To Vancouver. Victoria. Seattle and Tacoma.
First cl.ss Steamship Accommodations to
wrangle. skagway, Dyea. Pyramid Harbor. Cor
responding low rates to Edmonton. Prince Albert.
SAN FRANCISCO. $50. H. McMURTRIE. Agent
Sd aud Chestnut ST., Fhiiadelphia. Pm. and
NER. G. E. A.. $50 Broadway. n. Y.
fc21 hi. W ,f-12n
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
THE AfpEMARIE

THE ALREMARLE
Virginia ave.. near beach, Atlantic City. n. ].
Ffrst-class family hotel; capacity. 20o;. all the
modern conyeniences; steam heated; sun par
lors; full ocean View evei ything new and cheer
ful; liberal management Special inducemenss
In weekly ard family rates for April. May and
Jrre. Write for illrstrated booklet. j. p. COPE.
ap12-26t-S
THE MEIOS.
Kentucky ave. near the Beach. perfectly
conducted frmily house with all appointments.
Special Spring rates. NJ. 4. LINDSAY. ap4-26t
TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVE. AND THE
Beach: fntire.y rebuilt and refurnished upon the
site of the former Wellington capacity 200; un-
oostfucted ocean view; reduced rates for spring.
ap426t X. Il. PARKHCRST
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Hotel Imperial and Cottages

Maryland ave. 90 yards Of Esplanade. First
class family house. Artesian water. Moderate prices
from 81 per day. $40 per week G. VI. KENDRIck
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from 81 per day. $40 per week. G. VI. KENDRIck
HOTEL DENNIS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. ]. Directly on the Ocean.
AL modern Improvements Complete in every
DETAIL Rooms suite and single. PureSt
artesian water used throughout the house.
Hates very lowest consistent with lrst-class
service. very homelike and cheerful. Music.
O'Clock tea served. Books mailed upon appli-
cntlon Open all the year.
mh22A2t JOSEPH II. BORToN.
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
Sea end Michigan ave.(5u ft.from Boardwalk). Open
every day In the year Modern and complete In all
nres: Write fl. e0oklet- II. w. PURCHASE.
SEASIDE HOUSE,
Atlantic City, n. J.
PeHnsylvania ave. Ocean front. Elevators.
Hot salt baths. Rooms en- suite; baths attached.
mh21-26t-G CHARLES EVANS.
THE CHEIITON,
Ocean end South Carolina Renovated and
refurnlshed. 100 yds. from Beach. Moderate rates.
mh21 bit Mrs. Z. E. LEVER
THE Lorraine,
The newest hotel. On the Beach, st. Charles
pLce. Rooms suite with baths. Steam heat.
Elevator to street. Artesian water. Reduced
spring rates. Send for booklet.
mh21-2st sAML- WAGNER & SON.