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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-10
FAyoRITEs HAVE OFF DAY.
Not . First Choice Gets the Decision
At Elm Ridge Cocyse.

Kansas City. May a.-The card at Elm
Ridge to-day was featureless. Not a single
favoHte won. Jockey Foley was suspend
ed Indefinitely for his riding on Platoon,
tho fayonte In the first race, The horse
should have come in first Track still slow,
but improving. Summary:
First race, four and a-half furiongs. purse
Speaker Fontsna. 1l0 (Mountain). 2 10 !. won:
Platoon. 1le (Foley). 3 to :. second; Fred Horn
beck Ito (Feicht). Il to /. third. Time. :5sh.
Frying Pan and 1ucius also ran
Agnes FREEMAN. 50 (AndersonJ. Ito {. won: Jo-
50 Lewis. 9 10 /. third. Time. 1:IIi. Play
Ball. Swing Corners. Blackthorn. Durbar. Pre-
tension. Nuptial. sspere. Nirdotte and Lady
Third race. four furiongs selling purse,Tor-
100 CMountainl. 90 l. second: Glover5on. 10
ton. Eggehell and Hershman also ran
Fourth race, six furlongs. selling. purse-Win-
nifreda, So Knapp. 8 20 L won. Jake Ward,
100 tMcuntelnl. [. 10. l. second; .Cioyerton, 10
Gewisp e i third, Tms; LII The do in
Fifth race. mile. selling, purse-EIie, s. AN
dersonl. 8 60 1. won; Den Heywood. y. lLewisl.
2 to L second: Foncasta, leJ Duganl. ~ to /.
third. Time, 1:t5is. Mynheer. Jingier. Barney
preyfus, Liberfo and Add Smith also ran-
sixth race. mile. selling; purse..Lrstis. g
Knapp: : e I won: Golden ~, MineEsi. lel
buchon1. & to l. third. Time. i:s4 Main.
spring, Lady Thelna. Impsrious and Henry Of
Erapstamar also ran.
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s,s UNION TRACK.

sSe indications are that the sandy,
clay-coated track at Union Park will be
slow If not heavy this afternoon. 1t is
not likely TO be sloppy. but owners yes
terdsy had a pretty good line on what
It would be to-day. and have made their
entries accordingly. The fields average
eight horses to a race, and few scratches
are expected.
The feature to-day will be the J.. p.
Collins mile purse event. The race should
be won by Pronta, who will only carry n
kip of 13 pounds. and will be ridden by
Sinclair.
Pronta's fun capabilities have never
been tried out, but enough has been seen
OF the Bellew mare to convince one that
she is perhaps the most capable animal
now racing at Union Park. mud or no
mud.
The race would appear to be between
,Ponta and W. G. Gates. There is but
three pounds difference in weights, but
Pronta has shown herself to be consist
ent In all her performances and Gates
has been to some extent on the fn-and-
cut order.
Removals local performance do not
recommend her to be iE the money in the
to-day. II the track is very heavy she is
likely TO be scratched. Rain Or Shine is
in light, and will doubtless be a contend
er. and will defeat Macbeth.
bEAfsf1ON lEtS LoOhS 1OOD-
Bearhunter. on class and previous per-
Torrance under track conditions that will
exist to-day. should tuck the first race
away handiIy. Golden Flower looks the
only contender. and she has run two
poor races since she won.
Lord Hermence is the only one IN the
third race that will give Miss Gould q
battle for first place. The distance, six
furlorrgs, Just suits the mare. and she
revels in the going. Miss Gould should
be a safe bet. Lord Bermence naturally
IS suggested for second place and King
Crane to run third.
TIOMAINE ABOUT DUE
Tiomaine likes the mud n Is due to
viii. Jim Ferrin is fast. and it will likely
be between Tiomaine and Ferrin. The
former is favored. Jim Gore may come
TO life. but hardly with IL pounds. Lucky
Day should be in the money.
Ora Mckinney looks the best IN the
fifth race She Is in with ninety-one
pounds, n will win IL she uns her race.
She is fond of the going. The last two
races of Prince of Endurance command
respect, and he will doubtless be the con-
tender at this finish. Wigwam yesterday
showed that he liked the going, but can
hardly go the route.
The sixth race is made up of some splen-
did material for an evenly matched race.
although not a derby. II Chicago Girl
sticks to the form showed In other races
she viii be good for third money. Ram
pooza haa a good ehance to be in the
money.
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ARNOLD STOCK FARM SOLD.
sam Lazarus Believed to BE the New
Owner of Famous Property.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Greenville. Ill. May s.-The E. ]. Arnold
farm OF 40 acres. the former home OF
Gold Heels. the famous racing stallion.
was sold under the hammer by Receiver
s. L Swarts. OF ST. Louis. here to-day.
and was bought for s11-s5O by John Hupff-
man. the Grecnviile turfman.
Mr.. Huffman stated that he wanted the
deed made to Thomas ]. Rowe. of ct.
as earnest money. aud will pay thf bal
ance. II the sale Is approved by referee
Walter Dieles of St. LouieL
Arnold bought the farm of HUFFMAN for
c0.0c0 a year and q half age. II - aid
that Roe bought h farm from Sam Leg
arus. the weil-known St Louis turfman.
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Eroo! Free! Free
TUD0DAx
This Is the Gard We eavs FREE 10 The Public
yaxtarday, ND yeu Play M

l-S. ). ran second: Dan Horn, play a place 10.
lost: Silver Fringe tspeciaD 8 lost lear Gre,
q place. 8. won: Establish tspeciap. :. lost:
wiswam. play a placsa s. ran second: sstankes.
lost; linda. play "a So ran second; Gas
some. Play = plSse; !; T nIav p : sls sepSs e T pday
Fair Una. play Il. l.. lost: JORDAN: play IA
ond: Conundrum tspeciaD. Z. lost: LAseo. play
a place. s.. won: Neyersuc5 Gspec!an. LILO.
Pretty good card for long shots, wasn't Il?
Did you call and get IL? IL was free for the
free OF charge. We promise to do even better
than we did Yesterday. 5000 Giyen TO any one
JESSE W. IRWIN. Mgr.
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LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Louisville. May a-Seiecticns:
First Race-iiss Crawford. Tain-e-Aoinen.
Christine A
second Raee-Enchanter. weherneid. Look
out
Thira HAcs-Niszenmast Montpelier. Row
Fourth Raes-HandvsA Tsriss Bss. Hacks
Best
firth Rsce-woodc.aim. Iampasht. Moorish
sinh Race-Baird. ensrs, Nnnfbsd
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BOY ESCAPES SECOND TIME.
First From the United States
Navy, and Then His Mother.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
: Evansville. n May s.-RecentIy the Is
year-old son OF Mrs. Mary Decker desert.
ed from the United States Navy. To-day
the lad returned. and his mother. who was
anxious to turn him over to the authori-
WIEN the lad broke sway md DaAs -
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weather clear: track drying out.

MORRIS PARK SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Nay s.-Seieetions:.
seeoSd Racs-Aackey Dwyer. Honolulu. e.
II, L
iThird Racs-st Belans. High Born. Court
plaster.
Cnrasked-
FIfth Rsee-Embar1snnsnf. Rob Roy. Burn
Sixth RAcc-6hort Eoss. Eusenia Burch. Rose
tint.
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Cairo X. I. =. Defeats PsDsse Dlua.
q: 81 s. !, i:s: -. 8 ~ 'iss
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RMUBLC SPECIAL
Pacucah. KY. May a-rhe cherukes Indians
bad their qtar twtrier IN ths opening game
and gssfstsd 6y errors. The Indians csms near
winning The score was -
Indians ~ Z
Bsftenes-BoHo and Dsvepeak: Brshic, Bar
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ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS.

ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS. :
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Ka,sas City, May s.-Selections: ,
First Lady. Keno. BoloGnA.
Wright.
-Third Rac-soothcsyer. Pretens.on. Lady
Fourth R~aee-corisan's best, has ror. skfn-
fuf. i
Fifth Race-Marmoat. Ada Rec, Blaze Vail.
Sixth Race-st TammAny. Rough and Turn
bic. Silver Fxx.
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Al NinneapoiisEMinneapcii Il foiedo L
Ar 81. PxuE1ndianapolis !, 81 Paul g.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE $$$5@ OIL YMPC GAMES s =$:=:$$ LOCAL
THE REPUBLICS DAILY RACING FORM CHARTS.
UNION JOCKEY CLUB RESULTS.

Union Track. May s.-weather cloudy: track heavy.
111 First race. selling. purse 800 for syesr-olds and upward. six
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Pfxeens break Reeerd.

Pigeons Break Reeord.
The worlds Fair Racing Homer Club held
fts fns race Of the season Sunday from Rolla.
No, Q distance Of ie miles, air Ina and made
. new record for the club for the distance The
nrst bird made the run In two hSurs and thirty
Eve minutes.
Other birds:
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Cotton States League Resslts--
At Natchez-Natchez Z, Pine Blur
AZ Patton Houge-Baton Houfe 8 Monroe =
Al 0fe<nvflis0Greenvf1ls l. Flcksorrg J.
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Appreciates aIlowancs claimed.

DELMAR SELECTIONS.
First Race-Cresida. Lou Beach. Illuminate.
Second Race-Major Outlook. Dromio. infam-
mehle.
Third RaceLCaremont, Tower. Short Cake.
Fourth ace-Kindred. Lucian. Tickle Saint
Fifth Race-South Breeze. Decoration. Frank
Rice.
sixth Race-Broodier. Echodals. Flora Levy.
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ro-DAYs LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.
Fi-st race. one mile:
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Weather cloudy. track heavy.
WORTH SELECTION
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
chicago, May a-Sslections:
First ~Raee-Pegsy Mine. Foxy Grandma
Jade.
-second Race-Mayor johnson. Van Mes.
Thans.
-Trird Race-Lsdy LAses. cnariey's Aunt. KID
Wtier. p
Fourth Raee-csrdlnai wolssy. Chamblee.
Commodore. :
Fifth Raoe-Joye. Eleven Bells. omdurman-
sixth Early Eve, Lampoon.
ELM RIDGE ENTRIES.
kansas City. No.. May a-Entries at Elm
Ridge Tomorrow:
First race. purse. four and m half furIouxs.
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To-DAYs ENTRIES ATtocM AND FOREIGN TRACKS.

To-DAY'S WORTH ENTRIES
First race. selling. 2-year-olds. four and .
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'Apprenuceo aIlowance Claimed.
REPUBLIC SELECTIONS.
First RAoe-Bear Hunter. Golden Flower. In
curry.
Second Race-Tiomains. Jim Ferrin. Lucky
Third Race Miss Gould. Lord Hermcnce.
King Crane.
Fourth ~Race-Pronta. W. B. Gates. Rain or
Shine.
fifth Race-ora Mckinney. Prince OF Sndur-
sixth RaceNBud Embry. VIII Shelly. Re-
Queer.
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start rood. Won handIly; second same Winner: C C. smithsOni
Time-3L. :59a. 10. I:ts&-
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c ca. by Dutch Roner-Mshei D. Doctor sprun had tho ice m hand
from. the start Dalnv showed speed. but was o little short
Time-3E. :1A. l:o7s-
l23 Third race the Duffy Handicap. purse $500. for s-year-olds and
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a.. by Ru.si-Genie; LiIianet,e was out IN front all the way.
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WORLD
;o1 ss..' : o weekly

ST. LOUIS OFFICE: 8 CHICAGO 9FELcE;
Suite 94 Beroist Bldg!{ I55-15s E.. washington
Ninth and Pine. ST. suite H.
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Twenty first Day. May s-wea.her cloudy: track heavy.
10 Ffrs, race. purse 500. :-year-olds. four and onehals furionxs,
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sum NIT HOUSE.

Mt. Mansfield, Stowe, We.
SURPRISING In grandeur the v,ovs from
summit OF Mt. Washington, inasmuch az
me traveller can see the White Noun
panse Of that charming body OF water.
JAKE Champlain- A picture never to be
rorsotten; , An excellent mountain hotel.
yl2 per week. Regular stage leaves Stowe
Tor summit 1898 daily; Carriages will be
In readiness for parties :2S and ak
Propr.
ADAMS HOUSE,
In valley, u mile from village of Stowe.
10 connection with Summit House on Mt
Mansfield. Delightful location, new mod
ern house; livery. Write for circulars and
Information. w. M. ADAMS. Proprietor,
Stowe, VT. rnSSSn
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MT. ADAMS HOUSE,

MT. ADAMS HOUSE,
jefferson Highlands, NJ. ~.
Nearest to the great mountains. 1850
feet above sea level Exempt from hay
fever Teams furnished to all points. Ex-
cellent table. pure spring water. Address
J. w. CRAWSHAW. Proprietor.
ms'2m
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The ADDISON

In the Green Mountains. Middlebury, W.
Situated in one OF the most beautiful
villages in the Green Mountain region
Grand old shade trees charming drives.
Lake Dunmore only miles away. Tele-
phone and telegraph offices connected,
Electric lights. steam heat, baths. First
class service. Write for circular,
JOHN HIGGINS. Manager.
m3s2m
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COLD SPRING HOUSE, AverilI, w.
Leach Pond. Averill Lake. Averill Pond.
summer resort I'm the woods. The
anglers Paradise Square tailed, lake.
Aureola or rainbow trout; land locked
BURT MORRISON, Manager.
Averill. VT.
G. NJ QUTMBY, Proprietor,
West Stewartstown, N. II.
m1osoYn
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METALLAK LODGE, MetaIlak, NJ. ~.
The great fishing and hunting grounds.
In the midst OF an unbroken forest. on
First Connecticut Lake. bordering on
Canada and Maine. Pleasant rooms,
good beds, extensive piazzas. excellent
service. Rates $40 to sl4 per week, s.. 90
per day. Open June 70 Oct. 1. Address
w. M. BUCK, Proprietor.
GEO. +. BECKWITH. Manager
Canaan House, Canaan. VI.
m10s2m
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ProvincetoWn, Mass.
Directly on the water front; large
pleasant rooms; excellent drinking water;
fine table. Boating. bathing. etc. Open
July TO September 1. Address,
MRS. A. NJ. MAYO.
ml4'2m
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keene, ~. ".
Centrally located; within two minutes
OF Railroad Station. Modern improve
ments. Excellent table. Livery connect
ed. Beautiful drives. Address
j. A. REYNOLDS, Proprietor.
m3'2m
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HILLSIDE COTTAGE

HoIderness, NJ. n.
Beautifully located beside Asquam
Lake. where the comforts OF home life
may be secured by the summer tourist
at reasonable terms. Purest OF spring
water. perfect drainage. The farm sup
plies vegetables and milk for the house.
Grand view OF the surrounding noun
tains. For further particulars address
MRS. X. r. ESTES, Proprietor.
m4s2m
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The GrandvieW House

LACoNlA, New Hampshire.
Overlooks some OF the finest natural
scenery 10 be found IN New Hampshire;
one vast panorama OF mountain. valley
lake, river and forest Beautiful drives,
boating. fishing Best OF service table
first class. The house is new. fresh and
clean. near Lake Winnisquam. So 20 IS
per week. Address
oRRIN c. JOHNSON. Propr.
ml9'2m
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THE DEVENS
Greenfield. Mass.

Greenfield, Mass.
This comparatively new house Is sit
uated I'm the centre of the village OF
Greenfield, one OF the most attractive
mountain sections OF New England All
modern conveniences; charming drives;
telephone and telegraph connections
Table unsurpassed. pure spring water.
Hotel carriage TO all trains Address
F. A. EELS, Proprietor.
m3'2m
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The BELLEVUE.

intervaIe. White Mountains, NJ. n.
Modern conveniences. broad piazzas.
bright airy rooms. private baths. Livery;
table unsurpassed; pure water: perfect
sanitary conditions Address j. A.
BARNES SONS. Proprietors.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE
So. ALbans. Vernon

ST. Adams, Vermont.
Recently opened under new manage.
ment. Newly furnished and remodelled
throughout. First-cless is every par
ticular Excellent accommodations for
summer guests. New rooms. Best
sa nitary conditions Good table n spe-
cialty. Prompt attendance. Near sta
ton and postoffce; opposite park. Free
bus to and from station. Electric cars
pass In front of the door. Livery near
by. Terms. 81. $50 and 50 per day. Write
for circulars
NJ. f. SPENCER. Proprietor.
J1s2m
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ASIDE and MOUNT NTAINRESORTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Lake View House

WoIfboro, NJ. n.
This popular house is located near Lake
WinnipesaulSee. affording beautiful views
OF the lake and mountains. Plenty OF
good fishing, charming drives. Table or
the best, excellent service. Address
O. w. GILMAN. Proprietor.
fn24s2m
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Russell Cottages and Orient House
Nearsarge, N. n.

Nearsarge, N. n.
Near famous Mt. Kearsarge. Cathedral
Woods the most beautiful pine grove in
the White Mountains, near by Fine
livery. We do nearly all our own driving.
and endeavor TO show guests all points
of interest Golf, tennis, bowling. etc.
+. w. & III. w. RUSSELL, Proprietors.
m7s3m
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BAY VIEW HOTEL
Belmont, N. Il.

Beautifully located on n high crest 300
feet above shores OF Lake Winnisquam,
affording grandest views OF the mountains
10 be obtained In the state. Large rooms,
excellent boating. bathing. bass fishing
Situated mile from p a. NJ station: 8
trains daily from Boston. Charming
drives Farm connected Carried on sue
cessfully for many years by Mrs. s. Il.
Taylor. Address +. A. LAPPIN, Pro-
prietor. Laconia, ~. III. mA.2m
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Desirable location. Scenery and drives
unsurpassed. Three-fourths mile from
railroad station Good roads for cycling,
pure air. spring water. hot and cold
vice. Terms. 800 to $500 per week.
For further particulars address
THE MISSES SARGEANT. Chester, VT
msssm
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Pliny Range House
IPEEEp SON HIGHI ANDS NJ III.

A very desirable hotel in the midst of
the White Mountains, directly opposite
the Phny range and the Presidential
range 1850 feet above the sea. Bright
airy rooms, excellent table, pure noun
tain spring water. delightful drives, trout
nshing mountain climbing. Write for
booklet. Address,
GEO. w. CRAWFORD & SON, Prop'rs.
ml7s2m
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IRON MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Jaekson,N.H
Beautifully situated near the Presiden-
tial range OF mountains in the midst OF
shade trees and spacious lawns. Broad
piazzas, bright airy rooms, electric lights
steam heat Livery connected. Noted for
it's mid-winter parties, snow -shoeing
sleighing, etc. Write for illustrated book
let. w. A MESERVE, Manager
m3s3m
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FRANKLIN HOUSE AND COTTAGES,
Hlghgato Springs, We.
open from June 10 October. Situated
IN one or the loveliest spots OF the Green
uoor sports. Excellent boating and Ash.
lnng First class service; cuisine the best.
nuIphur springs on the premises, possesss
for booklet Soh~
JUDsoN L. SCOTT. Proprietor.
m3s9m
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BETHEL TAVERN, Bethel. Vermont.
On the main street OF the beautiful
village OF Bethel. Grand mountain seen
cry. Modern improvements. Charming
drives. Livery connected. Good table.
For terms and further particulars ad-
dress GEO. l.. PRATT. Proprietor.
m3s2m
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CLUSTER COVE HOUSE
Centre harbor. NJ. n.

Centre Harbor, NJ. n.
Situated near Lake Winnipesaukee.
Fine table and best of accommodations.
Boating and fishing Fine drives. Ad-
dress G. Il. GOODRICH, Proprietor.
m24'2m
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IMAM HOUSE.
Nantucket. Mass

Nantucket, Mass.
Situated at AZ Centre street. near bath
ing beach. steamboat landing, postofflce
and points OF interest. Rates 50 10 sig
per week. Best OF service. Address 7. c.
PTTMAN Propr. na1s2m
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COOLEY'S HOTEL

Springfield, Mass.
Near Union Station. All modern conve-
niences. First class accommodations for
800 guests.
HENRY Il. MARSH, Proprietor.
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THE The ARLINGTON

Bethlehem, White Mountains, NJ. n.
Fine tsbia nn Seuasea eSa on nisn siouru siectric
belIs. gas and electric lights. baths opens
June 20: First class livery connected;
good golf links and rogue grounds; long
distance telephone. F. c. ABBE. Prop.
m3'6w
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HOBBS-IS-INN

WoTfboro, ", n
On Lake Winnipesaukee, scenery. driv-
ing and fishing unsurpassed. Hotel hrst
class. Electric lights and bells, long dis
tanoe telephone. etc. Bright comfortable
rooms. Addres FRANK p. HOBBS. Prop.
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The CROSBY HOUSE
OsterviIIe. Mass

OstcrvfIIe, Mass.
Sea and rural shore attractions com
plete. Beautiful surroundings. Boating
and fishing. Good table and service Ad-
dress MRS. L. A. CROSBY, Prop.
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PLEASANT HOME, Georges Mills, NJ. n.
Al the head OF Sunapee Lake, ll0o ieet
baths. out door sports, boating, fishing
Table the hest Address HUTTON &
YORK Proprs. m3'2m
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The NEW HOTEL RANDALL

NORM Conway, ". ".
This new hotel is one Of the most mod
e-n in the White Mountains. with accom-
modations for 70 guests electric lights
suites with bath. First class service ana
table. Open year round. Write for booEi
let ii. A RANDALL. Proprietor.
m14sl0w
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VERANDA HOUSE

Nantucket, Mass.
Near steamboat landing and basidng
beach. Breezy verandas. bright airy
rooms. Cuisine first-class; pure water.
Address j. NJ. WINSLOW, Propr.
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ADAMS uOI1sE
Montpelier House
MontpeIler. W.

Montpelier, w.
depot: first.class table: an modern I'M
lrovements. Some OF the finest drives In
the state. This. tho Capital city. 10 In 1T
self one OF the most charming places in
this region. Good livery connected. A. 8.
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Orr Cottage

Siasconset, Mass.
A superb family boarding house. on the
Main street. near the ocean. Sanitary
plumbing, artesian well water. Best OF
table. Address MRS. /. +. ORR, Propr.
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THE RIDGE, Kearsa,ge. N. n

commanding n grand prospect Of he
White Mountains. Table and service mn
excelled. Address II. II. DOW e SON
Managers.
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THE HARRINGTON
Great earrInoton. Mass.

Great Darlington, Mass.
Situated in a most desirable spot among
the Berkshire Hills. Pure invigoratins
air, charming drives among the valleys
and mountains. Hotel supplied with pure
running spring water and Is first class
in all of its appointments. Excellent
table. Write for booklet.
CLARENCE B. ROWE. Proprietor
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IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS

A fine country house. sanitary plumbing
Excellent beds; open fire places Large
verandas on first and second floors spring
drinking water; large lawn: plenty OF
shade. Bowling alley on place. Golf links
near by. Accommodation for horses For
particulars apply 10 F. II. WHITING,
GREAT HARRINGTON. MASS.
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OCEAN HOUSE
Nantucket, Mass.
New wide piazzas. charming surround
-tngs fine old shade trees. Table the best.
Pure water. Convenient TO all points OF
interest, Address w. ID. CARPENTER.
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DELIGHTFULLY."- located I'm the midst OF the
White Mountains. Excellent service :
cuisine the best: pure spring water. beau
tiful drives. Open May lst Address
GEO. Il. GALE. Proprietor
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THE HOTEL EVERETT

Old Orchard Beach, Me.
Situated in the most central and charm
ing part Of old Orchard. A modern house
with best OF service. Pleasant, airy
rooms. Excellent table. For further par
ticulars address PARSONS g. LIBBY,
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