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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
Pendant quatre mois je mai pas etc capable de faire
une seule journ&e d'ouvrage complete.
Is puues Mmoo mi arrete Ia darrhee commep par nchahtement-1esP iuesH Moro
sont e seul remede pour les nteshns.

| rhee terrible don't je souffrais
s'est arretee CONNIE par enchan-
tement, &c que n'avaient pas pu
faire deux medecins que %j'avais
%consultes ct qui m'avaient bourre
de remedies: mes intestins fonc-
tionnent Requirement ct CONNIE
je suis fer de me voir CONNIE je
suis, apres avoir etc &c que j'ai
etc.
Quand on pense que pendant
quatre mois, je n'avais etc ca
pable de faire une journee COM
plete d'ouvrage, de TRAVELLER
sans perdre de temps.
L'estomac, les reins, les in
t%estins, tout me faisait NAL.
Aussitot que j'ai commence a
prendre de vos Pilules, les forces
me sont revenues, de jour en-
jour je remarquais une amelio-
ration jusqu'a &c que ma sante
fut parfaite, &c don't je vous
suis reconnaissant.
All! je recommande bien a tous
ceux qui auront souffert, CONNIE
moi, dun cholera, de ne pas at
tendre pour Sc faire soigner ct de
prendre immediatement les Pitt
les Moro, car c'est lie seul re-
mede qui puisse les guerir.
TAI essaye tous les autres, par
consequent je sails &c que je dis.
Les Pilules Moro sont supremes
pour la diarrhee ct les intestins.
Croyez-moi, votre tout devoue,
LOUIS SENEGAL
CRANKY Village, Que.
CONSULTATIONS GRA-
TUITES.
Adressez-vous par 1ettre gu
personnellement, au No. 272 rue
Saint Denis, 81 vous desirez
avoir DIES conseils. Les Mede-
Gins de la Compagnie Medicale
Moro vous donneront, tout a fait
gratuitement, les informations
~necessaires pour l'emploi DIES Pr
Jules Moro ct vous indiqueront
aussi TN autre traitemeut 81 votre
maladie lie requiert.
Les Pilules Moro sont en-
vente chez tous les marchands
de remedies. Nous les envoyons
aussi, par la MALE, soft All Cana
da on aux Etats- Unis, SUR recep-
ton du prix, soc une boite, $3.50
six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre
adressees: COMPAGNIE ME-
DICALE MORO, 272, rue
Saint Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
ATTESTE
A Nos Abonnfs

Nous avons commence 3 expe-
der des complies q nos abonnes
oui sont endett6s envers ladm1nls-
tration de notre journal.
Ceux qui men ont pas encore reeu
en- recevront sous peu, Nous les
prions de r6pondre au plus tot q
notre justa requete. La somme
ou'un chacun nous doit nest pas
forte mails lie nombre en- fait un
montant considerable, ct il nous
faut payer nos fournisseurs CONNIE
les autres m%ortels. Done faites
yous I'm devoir de faire parvenir .
notre Journal, avant la fin de Fan
nee, le montant que vous lul de'
yez. Vous men serez que plus richie
ct l6dlteur aussl.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
Agreeable Surprise

Nine Bourbonnais a m6nag6
upe surprise agreeable a Nine La
vall6e, So niece 2307-2e rue NE
en- invitant a So residence un bon
nombre de parents ct d'amis, lie
jour de la Thanksgiving
Mile Mabel LavalI6e rendit q
differences reprises de la musique
vocale ct instrumental.
Plusieurs danses ct gigaes cana
diennes furent rendues par MN.
Dubault. Jos Lavsl6e, Roy ct Mon.
del. Miles A Laval6e, ct Nine
Herbert.
A minuit un go1ter succulent
SO composant de cafe ct gateaux
de toutes sortes fut servi ct l'assis-
lance y fit honneur. Parmi les per.
sonnes pr6sentes on remarquait
NM. ct Mines Dubault: Lefebvre,
Rouleau, Herbert, Mercier, Bull,
Klaski, Gervais, Plcb6, Baxman,
Jacob. Miles A. Dubault, l.. Rou-
leau, Mercier, Gervais, b. ct A. Pi.
che, MN. 0 ct r. Dubault,J j. iche
P. let G.. Roy, Mondel ct Nine
Roy.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
st. Paul

M. Frs Lessard est notre a5ent local q
ST. Paul. Nos compatriotes de Get en-
droit peuvenr s'adresser a lni au No $50
st Peter ST.: durant la journee, ct le soir
aures 7 heures q 861 st. Anthony Ave
pour toutes i~nformations coneernant les
abonneme is GU les announces de PEcho
de POuest.
-Jeudi dernier, 6tait grande fete au
camp La Sale des bncherons. I'm coml-
t6 await etc nomme pour pr6parer un
gonter ct tous ceux qul 6talent presents
~ frent honneur. A cette assemble
on proceda aussi a detection des of1cie1s
rour l'annee 1907 avec lie r6sultat sui
want: Consul ~Commandeur. Leon Sa-
ward; Advisor, Frank Godbout; Ban
quier, Jacob Quesnel, elu pour la Seine
fois; Commits, Octave savard, aussi elu
pour la Seine fois; Escorte, L. P. Prud :
homme; Garden, Jean Martel; senti
nellie, Albert Remand; Auditeur, P. j.
Bigue; Medeclns, les docteurs Gravelle
ct Roy. Installation de ces nouveauz
, officers aura lieu a la premiere assem-
blee de janvier, c'est-a-dire le 8. Tou'
les membres sont prizes d'y assister, ca
lie camp nous promets du "gros temps
LIE club de cartes, Fleur de Lis
s'est assemble mardi adernier chez NM
@ Jos. Dion pour passer l'apres midi d ia:
r re la partie. Les danes %suivantes on
n gagne les prix: Ter prix, Nine ST. Al
& bin; 2eme prix, Nine Bousquet; 3em
prix, Nine Brunette. La %prochaine rer
MON aura lieu le 81 d6cembre chez Mn
Emery Beaudin de la rue Carol.
le Faute d'espace nous sommes to-
ces de remettre plusienrs nouvellt
q la semaine prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
LIE CercIe Ste Anne Pro.
crosse

A la derni6re seance du Cercle
Ste Anne, U.S.C.F jeudi dernier
une activit6 rare de la part dun
grand nombre des membres a etc
d6montr6e lorsque lie Secr6taire
Archiviste, Nine J. A. Page pre-.
! senta une liste de 80 membres y
demandant admission 81 CONNIE
membres de assurance ct l CONNIE
membre social.
LIE Cercle Ste Anne, CONNIE or
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
Elections des OFFICERS de la
SOciete st Jean BatiSte

Jeudi dernier a en- lieu p6lection
annuelle DIES officers de la societe
st Jean Baptiste qui a dome le re-
sultat suivant:
Chaplain Rev Pere Andre
President. Th6ophile Bochet
Vice Pres. Ferdinand Girard
Sec. Arc. Louis j. Dallaire
Sec. Fin. O.. j. Phoenix
Tr6sorier Winceslas Jean
Syndics: Edmond Pelletier, 10.
seph Faubert ct Philip Gaudette
Garden, Eugene Rlvard
M6decin, DIR G. A. Lapierre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

L'6lection DIES officers du Ger
Gle Ste Anne, U. s. @. F. qui a eu
lieu jeudi de la semaine derni6re
q dome le resultat. suivant:
Chaplain Rev Pere Andre
Pr6sidente, Nine E. Bilodeau,
r66lue.
Sec. Arch. Nine j. A. Page,
r66lue
Sec. Fin, Nine P. Violet
TresoriAre Nine E. Deslauriers
Directrices: Nine F. Thibault
Mile A Marchessault ct Nine M.
Girard.
Messdgere, Mile r. Bernard
Sentinelle, Mile E.. Lemieux
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
Deces

D6c6d6e la semaine derniere, en-
cette Vile, munie des derniers sa-
cremeDts de notre sainte religion,
Nine Fix Recheschat. nee Poisson,
a Page de % ans. Ellie naquit q
havre, France, ct 6tait on Am6ri-
que depuis 5 ans. Ellie 6tait la sour
de Nine FRANCOIS Kochex
de St Manteo. California, anclenne
r6sidente de st Paul.
Les fu%neraille ont Gu lieu same
di dernier a l'6glise Ste Anne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

II est question de faire de Tins
tallation des OFFICERS des six camps
de bucherons de la vile un grand
6venement. On organiserait une
grande so4r6e a la4uelle l%installa-
ton de tous les camps seralt fate
par un membre du souveraln camp
d'Omaha. On en- reparlera.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
F.. j, s. G.. F.
RueFAUX DU sFCRETAIRE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
CoT1sAT1oN NO As
Ponds des Membres
HOnOraireS
EscANABA, MICH, Is Nov. 1906
Mesdames ct Messieurs.

Vous etes oAiciellement notifies
du d6ces de Nine Marie Dompa're
de Ia Branche No 81, de Detroit,
Mich, qui a succ be lie Zoe jour
de Septembre 10 Q la maladle
dite Catarrhal CT
Ecu Nine Dompler Q etait as
sur6e de $500 dams la classe des
Members Honoraires ct portrait lie
certifcat de b6nefces No 6l2 en-
date du 5 Mai 1906 ct q l'epoque
de son d6ces 6tait en- reggie avec
ga Soci6t6 on Com;t6 Permanent
ct avec IUnion des Societies.
D'apres la teneur de la Section
Z de TArticle XIII DIES Regle-
ments de lUnion DIES Societies Ca
nadiennes- FRANCHISES Catalogues
des Etats. Unis, tout membre assn.
re dams la caisse du Ponds DIES
Membres Honoraires don't le Ger
tifcat de B6nefces porte une date
ant6rieure au rs Sept. 1906 dol
payer au Secr6taire de la Brancht
3 laquelle il appartient le mon
tant dune piastre ..du Is Nov. w
au Is Dec. 1906.
EN-. M. ST-JAcQUEs, S6c.-G6n
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
@rho de l'@nest
M1NNEAPol1s MINI. II Dec 1896
lie Dr alfred Lalibert6 q Ste
dams l'ordre des "Knlghts OF
Columbus" mercredi dernier.

LIE DR. Ed Lebel, de Quebec ac-
compagn6 de son 6pouse 6tait de
passage on notre Vile 9 jours
derniers. II 6tait Phote du DR. La.
pierre O copfr4re de classe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

Dimanche proclaim, le Is cou-
raut. B deux heures ct demi de Ia
pres.mldi, aura lieu q l6cole No
ire Dame de Lourdes une assem-
bl6e sp6ciale des Enfants de Ma
RTE 4 laouelle toutes les demoiselles
s0nt prices d'assister.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

A part,r du Ter j%anvier le camp
Champlain DIES bucherons tlendra
ses s6apces dams la nouvelle sale
des A, O. u. w. sur l'avenue Cen
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

M. Adrlen Gagnon, de St Fran
co.'s, Manitoba est en- vlsite depn1s
quelques jours chez NJ. ct Nine y.
Taller. II revient du Nebraska Cd
il a visit6 plusieurs parents: M.
Gagnon est lie cousin de Nine
Iailfer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

Joeeph, age dc huit ans, fills
de. M. Thomas Pronovost s'est
fracture lie bras droit au coude ces
jours dernie,s en- jouant ayec un
compagnOn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

Rome LIE DR. Lapponi, m6de-
Gin du pape, est d6c6d6. Depuls
quelque temps. il 6tait s6rieuse-
ment malade dun cancer de l'esto-
mac ct la pneumonia s'6tant .d6cla-
rec, en- raison de son 6tat de fai-
blesse, IL ma pu r6sister a ses "a.
wages.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

C'est a cette 6poque de lann6e
que l'on fat son inventaire. Faites
le v6tre ch4re lectrice ct sill man
que quelque chose q votre menage
en- fat de meubles allez voir Rain
Vile Fr4res sur lille Nicollet qui
font avant de demenager dams leur
nouveau magasln une grande ven
te q sacrifce.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

Nine Louis Gonyea ct sa file
Mademoiselle Gonyea sont retour-
n6es chez Giles a Crookston, MINI,
apres avoir 6t6 les hotes de NADIA
me Nazaire Pariseau une v1ngtaine
do iours Files sont retourn6es ent
chantees de la maniere qu'elles
ont 6t6 recues. Elles ont assist6 3
plusieurs charmantes reunions
donn6es q l:occasion de leur visite.
LIE sheriff de Polk County ct son
fills Louis ont pass quelques jours
aussi, les hotes de Nine n Pari-
seau, durant la visite de Madame
Gonyea ct ga demoiselle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

Monsieur Will Asselin du Col
lege de Valparaiso, Ind, 6tait de
passage dams cette Vile il y a quel
cues ]ours, on voyage chez lul.
pour pa: ser les vacancies. Durant
son s6iour ici, il 6tait l'hote de
Mtsdames Pariseau ct Carlgnan
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

M. Louis DUDE est retenu chez
lui par une blessure quill s'est in
fig6 a la jamie droite en- travail
liant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

M j. A. Plante, officer de poll
ce. prend une vacance un peu force
ces %iours-c1. En- arretant un hon.
me lvre il s'est piqu6 le pouce sur
une 6plngle que &c dernier await
sur lui, ct l'empoisonnement du
sang s'y est declare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
AT LONG BRANCH.
,spon.lence Of The Star

Special Correspondence Of The star
LONG BRANCH. n. J.. July &c.
The Long Branch horse show will wind
up in blaze OF glory tonight and &c down
on record as the greatest this famous old
resort has ever known. Mr. T. J. Casey
secretary and treasurer of the Horse Show
Association says not since he took hold of
the management many years ago was there
anything like the interest this years show
developed. Everybody talked of Il for a
week in advance and everybody went 20 IT,
There was no hitch in the arrangements or
their carrying out. AS il as a mark OF
special favor. the weather man ordered
clouds, which had forecasted the sky A
week before the show opened cleared
away. The weather afterward could not
be complained of. There were more boxes
sold than ever before and they brought
prices from II TO 20 per cent higher.
More than 200 horses, the best to he
found in the country, took part in the ex-
hlbition. Among the great horses were Al
fred Fanderbilts Rustling Silk and the
foungster Tomahawk. Sweet Marie. Glib
son Boy and Full Dress; Mr. T.adew's Dash
ing Duke and Dashng Duchess: Mrs John
Gerkens Newsboy and Shop Girl: Lehman
strauss Lord Quail and Lord Quex Delight
and Delightful; Edward knieriem's kissing
and kissing, and Mr. Harrfman's Laugh
ing Water and the Baron and President
Among the handsome prizes awarded
We're those donated by Jefferson Seignian.
r. NJ. Stivers. Frank ]. Gould FREDERICK
Lewisohn, s. NJ. Schaeffer. r 4. Maitland
j. ]. ODonohue J. T. Hyde Edward +
Murphy, Jacob Rothschild L. NJ Taylor.
Frank Huntoon and Charles F. Baker. The
money prizes aggregated 81 .0o1
The show was more OF a society function
than ever. IL brought a great crowd of
fashionables into town for horse show week.
and this, augmented by society folk here
for the summer gave the gayest imaK-
Unable appearance to hotels while the
boulevards were fash of color and SPLEEN
did eQuipages.
show functions each evening while 1t was
in progress garden party at the West
End cottages marked opening night on
Wednesday. There was a grand ball I'm the
casino of the cottages and at II O'Clock an
elaborate supper was served. Dancing was
then resumed. Proprietor Leon Coitentln
also gave a special horse show hop Thurs
day night and last night, aud after the last
prize was awarded this evening goodly
portion OF the gay thrOng Will again enter
the ball room at this hotel.
Washington arrivals at the Scarboro in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Joseph u. Murphy
They have registered for the remainder Of
the season.
The Brighton is entertaining Benjamin r
D. Smith of Washington. who is spending
two weeks at this resort.
Late arrivals at the Hollywood Hotel in
clude Mr. and Mrs Thomas s. Fieiders OF
Washington They have come for a months
Vaca ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
AT DEAL BEACH.
espondenee Of The star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
DEAL, n. J.. July 2S. 1865.
Automobiling has been practiced very
much of late by the guests at the Hatha-
way Inn and the cottagers here. An au-
tomobiling party TO the Ross-Fenton farm
was given few evenings ago by Mr.. and
Mrs Stetson Leech. After dinner at the
farm they went for run 70 Seabright-
Stopping at the inn are a number or
guests who find their most pleasurable
recreation in fishing and these have not
lamented the lack OF sunshine during the
past week, for it is proverbal that the fish
rise after bait much better on cloudy days
than al other times
A fishing party from the inn passed
happy day of 1t Tuesday on Shark river.
They started after morning shower and
were fortunate in getting through the day
without wetting. There was also. a euchre
at the inn Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ID. Williams OF
Washington have recently registered at the
Hathaway Inn for an extended stay.
The Deal Country Club is entertaining
BENJAMIN. F. Simpson during his sojourn
here.
The register at the Hathaway Inn con-
tains the signatures of a number of Wash
ington residents. Among those who have
recently registered here are Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel c. White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29

son
Green's Hotel-E. Weight and wife. Mrs
w. Dyer
Haddon Hsli-Mrs L. L. Herren. I. A.
Clarke. John Mckay
Hotel Loraine-Dr. J. George, Miss II.
carton, Ed Carlton, ]. Seluyer.
Soor "
Hotel Majestic-F. Shoemaker, Thomas
Richie.
Hotel Normandie-A.. A. weschler. f. O.
iamin.
Hotel New cameloe-R. II Phillips.
Hotel New Belmont-B. F. Gin.
Hotel Netherland-A. g. Marsh Mrs
Marsh. A Marsh. Z. Marsh, H. Marsh. r.
Marsh. E. s. Keen.
Hotel LeRay-M. CARAT, Miss Garratt
Hotel Loraine-Mr. and Mrs. p. Bensin-
Hotel Pierrepont-D. Joyce. Miss Drey-
Toss, Mrs b. Dreyfoss
Hotel Princess-S. NJ Mert
Metcaf
Hotel Robbins Elizabeth Fagne. Jennie
G. Eisenstein. r. G. Eberly, D Gallagher
Hotel Rio Grandchildren Miller, New
! ton Miller, Lyttle Prescott L. f Kerr =
L. Clark, Nine Rupert and daughter. I'd
J. Earle, c. Corkhill and wife r F. Fav.
Walter Thompson, Ray Wilson Frederick
kreig. ID j. Kaufman, /. Kann, Mr. Pres
cott Richard Quinn and wife Walter Stone
Mrs. Pearl Belle. W. V. Ellsworth Chris
Saunders. Mrs. Burnett Hodges. Burt L.
Hedges. Maize r. Home. Grant Burton
Stanley J. Woodson, n Newton and wife
Miss Mari.
Hotel Roanoke-H. f. Mootner
Hotel Raymond-George \. McNeir and
wife
Hotel 81. Clair-Mlss Slaty
Hotel Sothern-Miss NJ Moore.
Hotel Shoreham - Miss Rrashears J.
Brashears. ]. Brashears { u Waters M
{. Dufiield. G. Roger Mrs. D. T Tayioe.
Miss Elizabeth Tayloe. Miss Matt Fowle.
Mis- Mary Fowle r A. Orbison T. Rey-
noids and wife, II. Bum wife and child,
Miss Ella Tayloe J. Fox
Hotel Stratton-D. Lewis
Hotel Traymore-Mr j. + Rupertus and
VIE, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Eberly Frank A
Lutz. r. T. Bradley, John A. Lu,z H. /.
Thornton
Hotel Richmond-H. J. Cassidy. F. ID.
YOder.
Hotel Wiltshre-Mrs s. Kennedy
Hotel Observation-Disclosures Richie
1oungs Hotel-C. Carrier, Mrs Walker.
Hotel York-Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Hotel st. Charles-Austin LOTUS Mrs.
MCGOWAN. Mr.. and Mrs George Thompson,
Philip l. Roy, II. Ralph Burton, Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Haltigan
hotel Holmhurst-George e Davis and
wife, r. Thomas, Lillian Hopkins Mr. and
MRS Edwin Stanley. Mrs G. r. Staley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
AT RIVER SPRINGS, MD.
rrespondenee Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
RIVER SPRINGS. Md. July 81. 1906
The old Blackstone estate is certainly an
ideal spot for children and q good outing.
The wide spreading lawn is well shaded
with old forest trees. under which the little
ones play and swing contentedly all day,
while others find great fun digging In the
sand and padding in the water, and the
older ones enjoy the boating on the wide
expanse of water which lies before the
mansion, the bathing and the dancing.
Grabbing and fishing are fine; the table
being well provided with all the products
of the water dairy, orchard and garden
The papers say that old Sol is doing his
work In Washington, and that the heat is
intense. but 1t can be hardly realized down
here with delightful breeze blowing In
from the river all the time.
The bathing is fine. with a long, sloping
beach perfectly safe for the little ones
Mrs Witkowski OF Washington, with her
interesting little ones. Is costly settled for
the summer in one of the Blackstone cot
tages, surrounded by hammocks, swings,
etc. while In some of the other cottages
are many others from Washington, among
whom are Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bell, with
their baby; Mr.. and Mrs. Repson Of the
Treasury and child; Mrs, F. Bacon and
son. Henry, and more are expected.
On the wide piazza of the hotel we find
Mrs. p. Hall. with her daughter, Mrs
Clarence Hall of Kansas City, and Masters
Clarence and Irwin; Mrs. DR.. Dawson, Mrs.
A. Custer. Mrs c. r. West and many
others. Mrs. West has with her her horse
and carriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
STAR RESORT BUREAU.
Heavy Demand by Pleasure Seekers
for Literature

The vacation season always brings to the
city resident the perpleXing question as to
where he shall be able to find a suitable
place within easy committing distance for
himself and family for the season. 1t is a
question that troubles all cities Washing
ton being no exception. New York with
it's numerous suburbs, and Brooklyn with
beautiful Long Island at its doors, seem
ever to be without a. solution to the prob
lem. 1t is not however, as some may be
led to believe, on account of there being no
suitable and desirable places; the demand
seems to exceed the supply So it is in
Washington. The cry is for nearby places
within easy reach of the city. Some go so
far as to place innumerable restrictions
upon the locality, elevation, railroad fare,
etc. and this is just what makes the prob
lem intricate.
As a proof that Washington possesses
many desirable places within close reach
of the city 1t is only necessary to mention
the following, which are in high favor
with the public:
Herndon. Va, delightfully."- situated but
twenty-sx miles from Washington, is
healthfm place and within easy distance
of the city.
Forty-fve miles out of Washington is To-
Gated the charming little village of Paeo-
MAN Springs. which is always patronized in
summer by good-sized colony of vaca-
toniSts
Bluemont and vicinity, at a distance of
only ftfty-seven miles, has become the sum-
mer home of a great many Washingtonians
This village has good elevation and many
excellent hostelries.
In other directions one finds the delight
full little towns of Laurel, Rockville Hy-
attsville. Falls Church, Washington Grove.
Boyd's, Ritchie Forest Glen, Mt Airy,
lexington and Takoma.
Atlantic City. N. j.. has lost none of It's
popularity with Washingtonians this sea-
son. The demands made upon The Star re-
sort bureau for literature pertaining to this
resort are very heavy. New booklets re-
ceiyed from this resort to date are: Hotel
Francis. the Silverside Hotel, Carisbrooke
Inn and La Belle Inn.
Cape May is represented at the resort
bureau with hotel booklets and railroad
literature. very comprehensive book on
Cape May is published BY the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. which may be found at the
bureau. - - :
Folders have been received from Rustic
Lodge. Corey's. N. Y
The st. Lawrence river and the beauti-
ful Thousand Islands attract MANY tour
lists from year to year. A hotel at the
Thousand Islands, which will be kept open
the year round, is the Gananoque Inn,
Gananoque, Ontario
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City.
THE ALBEMARLE

Virginia ave. the Beach. Elegant modern
hotel entirely new throughout. Capacity 400 Of
ter' special terms-Slo. $3.50. Si5 up weekly: So
10 daily; also special family and party rates. for
Erge cool rooms. all metal beds and very superior
accommoda tons. including excellent table abundant
y supplied with fresh vegetables from own farm
t"'atns elevator. private baths AMI every conven-
ience 1000 IT. OF wide. cecil porchas Booklet
j, L. COPE.
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HAMILTON HALL,
Chelsea ave. and Beach White help. $500 np
daily; $1,000 up weekly. Elevator and all conyen-
fences FELIX ADD0R. Mgr
jys-30t.4
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GLENSTIJE,
Connecticut and Oriental Near Beach Home
comforts; modern improvements; convenient TO
Piers and Amusements Rates, $40 up weekly.
jyS-30t,5 A. F. GREENE
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HICKS HOUSE,

homelike surroundings; high grade table baths nd
sandary plumbing w d. DUNN
JeZOWNSu-l4t-b Mt Lake Park Ma
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Fishing and Shooting.

new region. accessible for the first time
by rail, and known the "Temagami'' tpro
nounced TEN mOg-a-mel District, is being brought
60 the notice OF the public OF the finest
fishing and hunting Confines in Canada Excellent
sport is assured all who take advantage OF TRIP
10 this magnificent erritOry, which is situated 800
miles north OF the city OF Toronto altitude
of 600 feet above the sea. Black bass specified
trout lake trout, wall-eyed pike and other species
81 fish found In abundance, and large
game such moose caribou and deer abound If
The forests. A handsome booklet profasely Illus
trated. giving all iuforma ton, including cOnpre
GEO. ". MOSS, Passenger Agent,
l4Il . st. E.W.