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TRUSTEES. SALE
l. or VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,
Ia Hampstead District. Carroll Conaiy. MI

T,RUSTEEs' SALE
or VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,
Ia Hampstead District. Carroll Couufy. MI
By virtue OF deed Of trust from Frederick
r. Oral and wife, dated ltfh aay Of March,
1905. and recorded amnag the Land Records
OF Carroll county. Maryland. the undersigned
trustees appointed BY said Iced, w,ll offer -
public sale, GA the premises, on
SATURDAY, slh DAY OF APRIL, 1895.
AZ one Q clock p. m, all that valuable farm of
les ACRES OF LAND, MORE OK LF,>S.
situated ia Hampstead disitiei. Carroll c5an.
", Maryland. about one and one half aailes
frum Maple Grove Station. the Baltimore
and Hanover Railroad, kud about three miles
from the towus Of Manchester and Hampstead.
and lying on road leading e~ss ard from
Maple Grove. This property IS improved b.
a two story Dwelling, encAsed
by brick; a large bAnk barn. An
forty by eighty feet; hog pen, -
wagon she'd. add ali other nee $50
eszaEy oa,huiIdings in good repair. Pleasy Of
timber on the land, And j. sell walered' aud
with = growIag Young orchard
"a The trustees. immediately after the sails
of The home farm described above. sill offer
said Frederick +. Graf, 10 snd 70
SEVENTEEN ACRES or LAND.
more or less, situated about two miles trou
Manchester, near Meirose, in Manchester DIS
trict, Carroll county. Maryland. bought BY the
SAID Frederick f. Graf aud bis brother. Vii.
ham Graf. from Leafs II, Lippy. ~ can be
seen By deed duly recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county. The trustees,
after the sale OF the land. viii oder tor sale
the personal property, consisting among eihers
Of the following mules, ! horse, Me.
Cormick binder, / Mccormick mower, grain
drill. hroadtread Wagons, | wagon bed, ,
horse carriage, fodder cutter, eating box,
sled and bed, griadstone, ! buggy, hay.
ton wagon, spindle wagon, ccrn psaaer,
furruw plows, B double piOws, and VARIOUS
other personal property in sse and adapted 10
agricultural purposes.
Terms Of Sale Of the Real Estate are -
One.lhird OF the purchase money to be paid
cash on the day of sale or upoa the ratification
thereof BY the C0u.t; the residue in two equal
payments of six and twelve months from the
day Of sale. secured by the notes Of the purch.
aser or purchasers, with approved security, aud
bearing interest from the day Of sale, OF sll
cash q; the option Of the purchases.
Terms of Sale Of the Personal Property are :
Cash on all sums Of and under ten dollars;
a credit of four months will be given on ali
sales or sums Of money above ten dollars.
provided the same be secured By the note of
the purchaser with approved security with in
tcrest from the day of sale.
JOHN WESLEY H0FFACkER.
LUTHER H. HOFFACkER,
Trustees.
mar ISIS Bond & Psrke Solicitors
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1853. 1905.
LOSSES PAID 81, $40, 10000
FIFTY-SECOND YEAR.

The Farmers Fire Insurance Com
pany of York, Pa.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
For year ending December 81, 1901.
Jan. /, 1905.
Cash Assets. $847, 1868
Reinsurance Reserve. 454, TAI
All other claims against
Company .......-...... l6,6Ss.O0
Net Surplus over all
liabilities. 1926, 1873. SO
Z. K. McC0NKEY,
marls st* Secretary and Treasurer.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, sitting
in Equity.
Lena May Smith, Plaintiff, vs.. Walter v.
Smith, Def.
The object of this suit is to procure divorce
A Tiacatlo MatrimoRii by the plaintiff, Lena
Nav Smith, from the defendant, Walter V.
Smith. and the plaintiffs custody of their
child.
The bill states that the plaintiff now resides
in Carroll county, Maryland, and that she and
the defendant were married on the Srd day OF
March. 1892 and that the defendant aban-
doned the plaintiff in the fall of 1894, although
the conduct of your oratrix towards her said
husband has always been kind, affeetionate
and above reproach, and that such abandon
ment was without just cause or reason, and
has continued uninterruptedly for over three
years, and is deliberate and final and beyond
hope of reconciliation; that there is one child,
aged eleven years, named Enda May Smith,
by the said marriage, and that the defendant
is nonresident of the State of Maryland.
1t is therefore ordered, this 9th day of
March, A. D., 1905, by the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, sitting as Court OF Equity,
that the plaintiff, by causing copy OF this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub.
lshed in Carroll county once in each of four
successive weeks before the 10th day of April,
1905, giving notice TO the absent defendant of
the object and substance of this bill, and warn
ing him to appear in this Court, in person or
by solicitor, on or before the LIST day of May,
1905, to answer the premises and show cause,
if any he has, why a decree should not be
passed as prayed.
WIN. H. THOMAS,
Associate Judge, &c.
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OF DIRECTORS.

Il
Notice IS hereby givca sa the Stockholders
ai The Land. Improvement. Loan ast4 Aana
iAcsaTiaz Company Of Westminster that an
election fag Nine Directors, Ia serve che casa.
iug year. wili b. held II the efhCe of The Vest
Minister Deposit and Trust Ionapaay. West
ssusicr. Nd, NpxDhy, ArElL ), IgAs, BE-
lwren skr hours II and ) o rloek, ?, "a.
CHAS. II. NANnERFURD.
fnarls Sd SECRETARY.
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SPECIALS IN SMALL GOODS.

Pretty Glass Vases. large, i21c.
Nice Wood Salt Boxes &c.
Large Tin Comb Cases worth Zoe, now sc.
Good Hand Saws, fine around the house, lie
HIGH Grade Thermometers SC.
o b bargains in Broous strong well made l2a and loo
Have YOU tired those Gaters yet? coeoanut horse rah
or nutmeg CRATER saw CATER ard potato chip sheer all IN
one something fine, only Toe.
Large Iron Bread Pants. Sc see, &c.
Extra large Iron Bread Pos, l5c size, lie.
large exra heavy oil steel unbreakabe Fry Pans ne
Special lot Of fneP AdIocks, worth 20. now only l24c
Specal lot oG Ha,chets, good strong ones, l5c.
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MI a THER RS
WESTMINSTER AND MANCHESTER.

- Fare still d i g
amu ehp
Yves af hwa ud
Wesnn the beautiful and % in
san sa~ b~g
frh
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Light In The East.
storm Damage 81. 900, 900.

For the first time in fifty years, Bangor
Maine. has elected Democratic Mayor.
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NEW HOUSE FOR RENT a.
~ Has rooms; papered; garnet and -
cellar; city water free; rent $3.50 per month;
Main street and Washington avenue. Suit
able for carpenter, painter or laborer, as owner
has plenty of work for either.
VINCENT YINGLING,
mar4.tf Westminster, Md
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This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters Of ad-
rnnisirati0n on the Personal Estate Of
MILTON BENNETT,
late Of carroll county, deceased. Al persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the sub
scriber. on or before the 18th day Of October.
1905; they may otherwise by iaW be *
cluied from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
March. 1875.
MAMIE T.. BENNETT.
marls4t Administrators.
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The Picture Gallery.

We have collected most beautiful line of Pictures and
Mirrors which call your attention. You will ind them
on second and around the stairway 1t is worth visit
to the store Just these pictures All prices from
cents to So
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Bows extra heavy black Hose. perfect goods lie
Special bargain mems heavy black and fancy Hose ln
Crepe Paper. the hei made. bong rolls, all coiors g
Special lot Turkish Towels aAc.
Special bargain large honey eomb Towels 6
The raiae have offered 10 Ladies' Jmoea beaa
silver handles steel frame and good fast black cover
ing. only asc
la piece Toilet SETS, very preitly decorated, sla5
Beautiful Dinner handsomely decorated - pieces 70 the set
oaly ass
Pretty br Dinner SETS sye and number Of pieces only
S3.25
beautiful line Of 6se imported Dinner and Tea Ses in great
Pretty nBner Plates 80 the ola fashioned blue popular loo
each.
Pretty ~hue CANA Gravy Boats, l2le.
FINE whits China Cups aud Saaceus S&c halt dozen
White China Dinner Plates hslt dozen 29c,
Alsn deep Soap Plates match. bali dozen, &3C.
Chna Bu~ls, All decorated, great yaucy, each lie
Pretty decorated Vegetable Dishes large size only l1le
Large China Meat Dishes q.
Special lo3 az PRETTY Looking Glasses. lie.
Extra Tn Min Buckets . gallon Ee, lS'
Parlpf MAchss dozen boxes =.
Pocket kusves. twc blades. &c.
Preserve Kettles SaaceYaHs, perfect gnnt tl'
Large at granite Preserve Kettles. &jf
FINE Granite Bssias. Tic.
I quart Granite FnlIiag Pans. lie
Large szH. heavy weight refined DISH Pans lac.
Extrn large gallon heavy block tan saucrPans He
Candy Baskets very eu around the place as &c or LOT
s5c
Ore half gallon size Granite CoHy~ Pots, iac-
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True Copy,-Test:
marII st DAVID p. SMELsER, Clerk.
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DAVID f. WALSH. SOiiei
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

NO. 4209 EQUITY.

No. 4LUJ EN- II T.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, sitting
in Equity.
Lena May Smith, Plaintiff, vs. Walter V.
Smith Deft
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The undersigned intending to quit farming
will sell at Public Sale, on his premises. stu
ated halfmiIe northeast of Mayberry. Nd, on
THURSDAY, MARCH Both, 1905,
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TO CREDITORS.

r.. y Z. \ l.
Albert k.aston, An
uaTlS Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-17
GERMAN ATHLETES
Entertained at Clubhouse of Washing.
ton Saengerbund.

The eleven athletes from Germany, whose
visit to Washington was described In The
Star Thursday. We're entertained the same
evening at the clubhouse of the WASH
ington Saengerbund. 314 c street
northwest. When the visitors entered
the hall, escorted by members of the
citizens committees on entertainment
and reception. they were received with
vociferous applause. and the orchestl a
struck UP Die Yacht am Rhine" The
members of the three German singing So
cieties of Washington followed Then the
athletes marched upon the stage and
formed semi-circle. while the members of
the Saengerbund sang the Song of Greet
ing under the direction of Henry Xander.
Mr.. George w. Spier, chairman of the
general committee. then introduced Prof.
Frederic kessler. under whose charge the
athletes have been trained for the fest
Professor Kessler responded to the intro
duction and collectively and individually
presented each member of his team. AS
each member stepped forward and bowed he
received a hearty welcome.
After the introduction Miss Bertha Spier,
the winsome daughter of Mr. Spier, pre-
scented Professor Kessler in behalf of the
citizens of Washington with a large bunch
of American Beauty roses. The party then
descended from the stage and took seats
at the table prepared for them.
Mr.. Frank Claudy, president of the Saen-
serpunu. mace speech OF welcome, and
the orchestra played the song, Welcome
written for the occasion, In which everybody
Joined. Professor Kessier was called on by
President Claudy and he responded by tell
ing of the visit to the White House at noon
and the hearty reception accorded him and
his team by President Roosevelt. He SPOKE
drink the health and cheer for the President
who he said, was a most remarkable man.
and to cap the climax the President ad-
dressed them in German
In conclusion he requested everybody to
drink the health and cheer of the President
of the American people The entire audi
ence arose and gave three hearty cheers for
President Roosevelt and the American poo
pie.
Mr.. Spier followed In brief speech, in
which he asked for cheers for the German
Emperor and German people, and they were
given with will. The orchestra followed
with THE Star Spanged Banner" and Die
Watch am Rhine" which We're taken up
and sung with great vigor. This was fol-
lowed by the United German Singing So
cieties of Washington. under the direction
OF Mr.. Emile Christiani singing "Das
Deutsch Lied"
The last song on the program was 'Tage
der Rosen, sung by the Washington Saen-
gerbund, under the direction of Henry Kan
der.
The athletes did not partake of the tempt
ing German dishes that We're spread before
them, their hours for eating are reyu-
lated by Professor Kessler. Although beer
flowed freely, only two glasses each were
allowed the members of the team. At 10
o clock the visitors took their leave Of the
company to board a special car at the
9th street depot and continue their jour-
ney toward Indianapolis. where they will
participate in the international athletic
meet next week.
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HOW TO GET THERE
INFORMATION ISSUED
BY THE RAILROADS.
Summer Schedules and Interesting
Descriptions of Travel and Resorts
Along the Railroads.

great many railroads issue special
time tables and interesting descriptions of
resorts along their routes All of these
may be had at The Star office and Will be
very useful to the prospective traveller for
a summer outing.
Complete information in regard to sum-
mer travel along the following railroads
may be had at The Star office:
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Boston and Maine railroad.
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
Boston and Albany railroad.
Chesap eake and Ohio railroad
Canadian Pacific railroad.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Detroit and Buffalo Steamboat Company
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Com
pany.
Grand Trunk railroad system.
Iron Mountain route
Long Island railroad.
Lackawanna railroad.
Maine Steamship Company.
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Rail-
way Company.
Michigan Central railroad.
New York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co.
Norfolk and Western railroad.
New York Central and Hudson River
railroad.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Com
pany.
Seaboard Air Line railway.
Southern Railway Company
Western Maryland railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-17

town proper there is beyond on the heights
the subdivision Of Congress Heights. In
all this section building has been quite ac-
tive.
In Anacostia and on Monroe street Mr.
Thomas ]. Moore has erected two houses.
while on Jefferson street Mr.. ]. T. Harri-
SON has built q house, and on Fillmore
street Mr.. H. A. Carrick Is building home
In Griswold's addition to Anacostfa,
known as New Anacostia. quite a group Of
houses have been put up. These houses.
erected on thirty to fifty-foot front lots,
range In price from $1,000 to 5000 EACH
On Maple avenue John F. Earnshaw. Sam
uel M. Frazier. N. r. Harnish and Eugene
e. Thompson have erected houses; on
Spring street Samuel r. Campbell ]. r.
Lindsey and III. A. Griswold have erected
houses: on Grant street Mr.. HI. A. Griswold
has erected one house; on Morris road Mr..
J. w. folsom has erected six houses.
Congress Heights has also come In fer Its
share of building. and a number of houses
have been erected. Mr.. Samuel N. Fillius
has erected q large store and dwelling
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-17
ABUSES IN PRINTING.
Special Congressional Committee Meet
ing Postponed.

Senator Plat some time ago sent notices
to members of the special committee of
Congress to investigate public printing to
meet in New York this week. majority
of the members replied that they could not
attend the meeting and 1t has been de-
ciared off.
1.-THE decision Of the President that there
shall be no special meeting OF Congress"
said Representative Lands today. will
allow the holding of the meetings of the
committee on printing in the fall Just be-
fore Congress meets. The committee Is
not to probe any printing scandal because
there is none 1t is our purpose to fnvesti-
gate abuses in the printing OF large num-
bers of documents of limited value, only to
be stored In musty vaults and sold as
waste paper.
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Virginia.

THE BREAKERS. Colonial Beach. Va.
COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL. Colonial Beach Va.
THE ELKToN Elkton. Va.
ALTON I'M, Front Royal. Va.
HuIEL ROYAL Front Royal, Va.
THE ALi4E; IiENT SANITARiCM Goshen. Va.
HOTEL ALLEtiHANY. Goshen Bridge. Va.
6sCkEoE BEACH HOTEL, HAMPTON, Va.
nEMISti SPRINGS HOTEL. Healing Spgs. Va.
HOTEL. ALPHIN. Hot Springs. Va.
MSSI!NIiC hUISE. Hot Springs. Va
TUE NEW HOMESTEAD. Hot Springs. Va.
MANSION INN. Luray Va
HOTEL. LAURENCE Eursv Page Co Va
MiiJ.boko SPRINGS HOTEL, and Cottages MIL
boro' Springs. Va.
MotNTAfN LANE HOTEL. Mountain Lake. Va.
M ~ iloI Sr(sS HOTEL. Mt. Eliot Springs va
NATURAL. BRIDGE HOTEL. Natural Bridge Va
Hu I'll BEL tiR NEW t,ssfla rs
ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL. Orkney Strings Va.
moIEl. CHAMBERfIN. Old Point Comfort Va.
HE f.EOAiAN HOUSE, Paonian Springs Va
KANIEI SPRINGS HOTEL. Rawlry Springs Va
IioTEI. RlfFRToN. Riv~rtna. Va
j. d. FRAZIER. Rorkilridge Alum Springs Va
ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPtsS. Salem Va
PRINCES ANNE HOTEL, Virginia Beach Va.
WARREN VIII III SUi.PIflR SPRINGS Water
LEX Station. Va.
TIE .ESCULAPIAN wfehle Va
WINCHESTER INN, Winchester. va.
West Virginia.
THE AURORA HOUSE. Aurora w Va
CAPOS SPG'S HOTEL. Capon Springs, W Va.
HOTEL PoWIiATaN. Chariestown. W. Va.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SP'GS. W. Va.
LOCKWOOD HOUSE. Harper's Ferry w Va
THE Hill. Top HOUSE. Hafper's Ferry w Va.
BR0OkStDE INN and Cottages. Preston Co. w Va
ERSkiNE Htj ne. Sat SulpA lr Springs w Va.
WoODMAN HOTEL. Salt Sr,,hur SPRING. w. Va
SWEET SPRINGS HOTEL. Sweet Springs. W Va.
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New Hampshire.

THE AGASSIZ. Bethlehem n H.
THE FITZGERALD COTTAGE. Bethlehem, N. II.
THE Mt. PLEASANT, Breton Woods N. a.
THE COLONIAL, Centre Harbor. N. H.
THE NEW SENTER HOTEL. Centre Harbor, N. H
MONADNOCK HOUSE, Colebrook, N. H.
THE FABYAN HOUSE, Fabyan. n. H.
THE CRAWFORD HOUSE, Fabyan n. H.
THE TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Fabyan, n H.
THE SUMMIT HOUSE. Fabyan, n. H.
Mt. LAFAYETTE HOUSE. Franconia, N. H.
PROFILE HOUSE, Franconia, N. H.
PLEASANT HOME, Georges Mills, N H.
THE ALPINE HOUSE. Gorham. n. Ii.
THE ASQUAM, Holderness. n. H.
THE BELLEVUE, Intervale, n. H.
THE lNTERVALE HOUSE, Intervale N r.
GLEN ELLIS HOUSE, jackson, n ii.
IRON MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Jackson NJ r.
EAGLE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Jackson, n ii.
THE WAUMBEK and Cottages. Jefferson N H
THE RIDGE, keafsarge, n. IL.
THE VUE DE LEAU, Laeonia, n. H.
MOUNTAIN HOME HOUSE, Lirtleton n Fl
NAPLEWOOD HOTEL and Cottages, MapIewood
n. II.
THE SEVERANCE, Massabesic, N H.
THE BROCkLEBANK, New London n H
GLENGARE HOUSE. New London N H
KEARSARGE HALL, North Conway N H.
THE KEARSARGE, North Conway n H.
RUSSELL HOUSE. North Woodstock N H
OCEANIC HOTEL. Portsmouth. n. H.
ATPLEDORE HOUSE, Portsmouth n H.
OCEAN WAVE HOUSE, Rye North Beach N r.
MIRAMONTE Inn and Cottages, Sugar Hill N a
ROSEBROOK Inn. Twin Mountain. N. H.
BARRON MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Woodstock N H.
THE STAG AND HOUNDS, w. Compton. II. IL
ELMWooD Inn. Wakefield, n. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-17

Gov. Warfield has announced the appoint
ment of Robert Grain of Baltimore city, to
be member OF the board OF trustees of
the Maryland Agricultural College, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of Charles
w. Slagle. Mr.. Grain Is prominent mem
Der of the Baltimore bar.
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Massachusetts,,

ASHLEY HILL COTTAGE, Alandar Mass
THE GRAND VIEW, Annisquan Mass
IDLEWILD COTTAGE, Annisquan, Mass
WOODLAND PARK HUTEL, Auburndale Mass
TEE NAUTILUS Inn, Alerton, Mass.
HOTEL PRESTON, Beach Biuff Mass.
THE EIAiS Beach BLUM, Mass.
HOTEL SOMERSET, Boston, Mass
HOTEL WESTMINSTER. Boston Mass
HOTEL. VICTORIA, Boston, Mass.
BltANT ROCK HOUSE, Brant Rock, Mass
THE MATTAQUASON, Chatham, Mass
HOTEL PINES, COntuit Highlands Cape Cod Mass
HOTEL NAUMKEAG, Cottage City, Mass
WESLEYHOUSE, Cottage City, Mass.
THE NOkTHFIEID, East Northield Mass
THE BERKSHIRE Inn, Great Darlington Mass
THE THORWALD, Gloucester Mass
HOTEL PEMBERTON, Hull Mass.
THE HALLETT HOUSE, Hyannis Port Mass
HOTEL ASPINWALI., Ienox. Mass.
THE HESPERUS, Magnolia, Mass.
THE BLYMAN. Magnolia, Mass.
NANEPASHEMEr, Marthehead Neck, Mass
THE OCEANSIDE, Marblehead Neck, Mass
THE NEW ENGLAND SANITARIUM MeIrose
Mass.
MENAUHANE HOTEL. Menauhant Mass
HOTEL NORCROSS Monument Beach, Mass,
SILVER BEACH HOTEL, North Falmouth Mass,
HOTEL WOODBRIDGE, North Falmouth, Mass.
WACHUSUrT HOUSE. Princeton Mass.
TURKS HEAD INN, Rockport. Mass.
MYLES STANDISH SPRING HOTEL, South Dux-
MT. EVERETT HOUSE, South Egremont. Mass.
NEW OCEAN HOUSE, Swampscott Mass
THE COTOCHESEr. Wianlo. Mass.
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New Jersey.

TIE THE ALBI naAg Atlantic City. MI.
HOTEL BRExTON. Atlantic City n T.
HOTEL CARLTON. Atlantic City, N. J.
HOTEL CHALF0NTE, Atlantic City, n J.
HOTEL CHAMPLAINE, Atlantic City. N. J.
HOTEL cHETWOODE, Atlantic City, N. j.
HOTEL CHELSEA, Atlantic City. N. ].
HOTEL DUNLAP, Atlantic Ciry, n. ].
EBBITT HOUSE. Atlantic City, N. J.
GALEN HALL. Atlantic City. n. J.
GRAND ATLANTIC, Atlantic City, N. J.
THE HOWARD HOUSE, Atlantic City, N. J,
HOTEL IMP ERiAL. Atlantic City, N ].
HOTEL JACKSON. Atlantic City, n. ].
La FONTAiNE. Atlantic City, N. J.
NEW BRADY HOUSE. Atlantic City. II.
HOTEL PIERREP0NT, Atlantic City n. ].
HOTEL PIxNEY, Atlantic CITY, y. J.
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New Jersey.

HOTEL RIO GRANDE. Atlantic City. y. ].
LIE hnrIDdnENAOUSE. Atlantic City. ~ J.
HunEL ROXBoRoUGH, Atlantic City, N. ].
Tie San MARCOS. Atlantic CITY n. ].
SEAStDE HOUSE. Atlantic City. N. j.
EOaEL ST. CLARE, Atlantic City, n. J.
nEmMoNI HOUSE. Atlantic City. y, J.
The WILTSHIRE. Atlantic City, n. j.
HOTEL YARMOUTH, Atlantic City, n. J.
aoINGS HOTEL, Atlantic City, n. j.
HuIEl. BRUNSWICK, As5ury Park, y. ].
HOTEL COLuABfA, Asbury Park n. J.
THE LEADLEf. Asbury Park. n. ].
THE VICTORIA HOTEL. Asbusy Park. n. J.
TIE WASHINGTON. Asicry Park. y. J.
THE WESTMINSTER. Atlantic City. n. ].
Iii. rHE w, WiaiLAkD. 4sbury Park, n j.
IME BLUFFS. Bayhead. n. J.
HOTEL. BALDWIN. Beach Haven. y. j.
HOTEL COLUMBIA. Belmar. n. j.
THE CARLTON, Beimsr. y. J.
CRESTDALE HOUSE, BrieIle. n. ].
THE ALDlNE, Cape May. n. j.
HOTEL. SIoCnTON. Cape May. n. j..
EArE MOGSE Cape May Point. n. J.
r., EAST VIEW HOUSE. Highlands Of Navesink.N ~
The LAX EWOUD HOTEL. Lakewood y. }.
THE WESrMOkEI.AND. Landing. n. j.
HOTEL PANSACI, Long Branch, y. J.
THE KiDGEDALk, Madison, N. J.
AANNAHASSET PARK HOTEL. Monmouth Beach
MAGNOLIA FARM. New Egypt, ~ J.
KAvENSMOOD Inn, North Asbury Park. n. j..
THE WELLINGTON. North Asbury Park, N J.
LIE PALISADES, Ocean Grove. n. j.
IHE NEW PHILADELPHIA Ocean Grove. n. ]
THE WARWICK ARMS, Point Pheasant, N. J.
pARkER HOUSE, Sea Girt, n. j.
TIE FREMONT. Sea tiirt. N. ].
DE FOREST HOUSE, Somerville n. J.
THE ALLAlRE, Spring Lake Beach, n. J.
HOIEL RUSklN, Spring Lake, N. ].
HOTEL BLACKBURN Summit, N. ].
LEITii VILLA. Nentn0r, N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-17
Maryland.

THE CLIFF HOUSE, Bay Ridge, Md.
IDLEWHlLE COTTAGE, Betterton, Md.
CARRS HOTEL, Chapel Point Md.
SPRING HOUSE. ChattOlance. Md
HOTEL BELNEDEkE, Chesapeake Beach, Nd
land, Md.
DEER PARK HOTEL. Deer Park, Md.
HOTEL. CHAUTAUQUA, Mountain Lake Park Md
LOCH LYNN HOTEL, Mountain Lake PARK Nd
OVERLOOK Inn, Mountain Lake Park. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-17
North Carolina.

THE KENILWORTH INN. Biltmore, N. c.
THE FRANKLIN, Brevard. N. G.
THE TOXAWAY Inn, Lake Toxaway, N O.
ESEEOLA Inn. Lfnville. N. c.
FAIRFIELD Inn, Sapphire. n. c.
THE LODGE, Sapphire, N. C.
SAPPHIRE Inn AND COTTAGE, Sapphire n c