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THE THEATERS

r,sak W Heaiy viii present the
.s'..r, musical comedy The
s...,,svsa a the Grand al next
80 beginning tomorrow aleiN-
~ets musical production has been
-. -. IN seattle before but this vii
s.,x saA 70 the present attraction
Ts,s,s .rs many Well known eomic
,.,sys peegls IN the cast. among
A. sslnx Tcddy Webb. George
x~assl Fsisaa wisher. Aida Hem.
IA md Frank hsFtram.
Thsrs are many musical numbers
a, 4. SORE u the whistilnE sort
80 several solos aud duets which
recutre Aelii,y The chorus ~ said
= h one q the best
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TACOMA, Jan. b.-Another ef.
fort to pass the 81 900 saloon II.
ccnse ordinance last night by the
city council over the mayors veto
failed The friends Of the measure
had nine votes IL required eleven.
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y. carm0dY has obtained 60
day option on a hair interest In a
~. 600 acre tract ~ timber land on
Vancouver island The deal il be-
ing handled BY the American HaV-
inRH Rank n Trust company. Msr-
fiil BIOS have sold their Min Ia
akagit county. together with 2.so9
acres ~ timber land. 20 Judge g. 9.
chiffandsu FOR f1zE 900. Tho deal
vas handled ~ the Mutual Realty
rnmIlmI
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Large erossta are daily attending
The nreamlau8 ssatlnk rink A
nsW machine has been obtained
which niehtiy scFapes the fioor aud
SLOWS its condition "a always "a
main che beet The fiak Il open
SUNDAYS
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OUT OF
COAL

A tcarth u coal may keep the
Seattle public schools from reopen.
inF Monday morning after "a.
Christmas holidays Twenty-Five
teams are 10 deliver coal 10 the
Schools tomorrow. tho majority ot
she schools being very nearly out
II fuel. and should these transfers
b. unable 90 secure the needed coal
there wlii b. 40 school on Monday
Secretary Reuben Jones. % the
school beard. declared this morn.
ing that BE- could not tell what
prospect there vaH pf the coal com.
pany doing az Il had promised
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Ernnai Ii. CroabY.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6 Ernest ".
Crosby died AZ Baltimore yeater.
day. aged 90 years. ile WAS Judge
OF the court Of first instance at Al
cxandria, Egypt. In 1889, and was
president Of the New York Anti.
lmpenallst league for five years.
lie was the author Of Capt Jinza."
Nero" and other books
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JAPAN HAS BIG STREET
RAILROAD FIGHT ON

question 10 WHETHER CITY
OF OSAKA SHALL BUILD AND
OWN ITS OWN TROLLEY on
WHETHER A Ola MoNEYUp
CORPORATION SHALL oecu.
pN THE sTRGErs-suoeEs.
TON OF GRAFT IN THE
FIGHT.
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BELLINGHAM. Jan. AT a
called meeting Of the Whateom
County liar association held last
night a resolution was adopted
recommending that diabarmont pro.
ceedlnRa be commenced against one
of ita members. T. J. Grover for al
legged unpr0feaalenal conduct
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SOUTH BEND. Jan 6rhe Pa
cific County Poultry Association IL
holding its annual poultry show In
fhis city
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CHICAGO. Jan 6.--Railroad pres.
identa yesterday made personal
appeal 90 the Chicago Commercial
Association 70 aid IN friendly ~.
fort 10 improve existing tfansporta-
ton conditions and relieve the pres
euf car shortage
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connrr MInes atflkc.

CALUMET. Mich. Jan 5-Near.
~ 600 copper miners struck for
higher wages yesterday. causing
operations et the property Of the
Massachusetts, Consolidated Min.
lag company IN outouagon county
10 be suspended
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LARGE Crowd Expected

There wiii be large crowd AZ
The dance IA L.etehi park pavilion
tonight Extra fine music vii be
furnished by WaEuer's orchestra
sud good tiH.s IL assured far all
Gentlemen 2se. ladies free. 80.
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HONOLULU. Jan. 5-iieury =.
leighton. we'll known attorney,
formerly 81 san Francisco. died
here Thursday night
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pnllah ArtlcIe. III.

BREsLAU. Jan. b.-The articles
OF association Of the Polish Nation
al league were published here yes
lsrdsy They describe the aim Of
the league 10 be to unite all the
national resources for the restora
ton OF the Independence OF Poland. /"
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Madame Sehumann ficink will
give her concert tonight At the
Grand under the auspices OF tha
ladies' Musical Cieh Evofy seat
has been nnla and the concert pro.
Rfam arranged o. one II the beal
IN thu vel known singers rupsr
tulge
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ABERDEEN. Jan b.-1ohn l..
iinrth. senior member and man.
arur of The nfyaen 4 Leiteh Luu-
hef company. died suddenly nj bis
,hnrfs n . 30 Thursday evening
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wor.msn Go % Canal.

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan 5.-Tho
reclamation service yesterday sent
q force OF men 20 the Tietun river
10 arrange for the construction Of
\ large electrical power plant. To-
De used In connection with the
building Of the Tision canal
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aoo,. raIlIno A lloouIam.

HOQUfAM, Jan Snow has
been falling here all day. but owing
to warm temperature melted as
soon al Il struck the ground.
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TOXIC. Jan A-The official Ga
settn states that copies az the tapa
aeae Socialist etfnn. kskume. 10
fnsA II nerksieK. Cal. have been
eonflueatcd ana that ite circulation
" Japan ia prohibited.
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prof. BcnnaaW

VIENNA. Jan Prof Bonndoft.
H. arohool0sist. is dead lie was
noted for his discoveries Of an
Equities IN Ephoaus
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Starting Monday aftefaoon Wen
defiand exhihlt Wlll offer Tor Us
week attraction In the touring ear
a familiar trip over the q. Il 4 n
railroad from Portland to The
DaileH, rs a main feature with the
addition - tn other iuterv~ting
railroad trips The final trips
through France. Switzerland and
California that have been running
all this week, nil be Elxen tonight.
iomorrow afternoon aud tomorrow
night
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PARIS. Jan s The chief Of -
Nch has stopped the Performance
~ 4 Dream 81 Egypl" which uat
given a. tbs Moulin Rouge Thur
lay nlght. With ghe Marques De
Morny In The principal rele.
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u. Stewart. Of Colorado Springs. the
position IL commissioner general
OF the land office. TO be made va.
cant March I by the retirement Of
Commissioner Richards.
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annuanlnu nurled.

TACOMA. Jan. 5.-~An avalanche
Of snou buried a rotary enowplow
near the Stampede tunnel on the
Northern Pacific yesterday. II took
q crew Of sbovelers several hours
10 dig the machine out
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po.toffIe. 10 D. MoNed.

WALIsA WALIsA. Jan. s 1t vas
stated authofitatiYoly Friday that
the paaiofftec viii be moved next
May fram ~ present location on
Alder - 10 large new brick build.
ina Ia be erected on Second IT,, op
poslto the First Methodist church
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LONDON. Jan. b.--coi Leonard
Douglas Hay Currie died here yes
terday. Hs served In the Crlmean
war and vas colonel OF the Twenty
third infantry during the civil war
ia the United States.
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Nsu ElIen,hurn counoII.

ELLBNsBuR0, Jan. b.-Tho new
city council met last evening and
outlined its future policy, which
means = closed town on Sundays
and all gambling will shut down
after January 10.
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anoufall 81 EIIensburn.

ELLENsBURG. Jan. b-Praetic.
ally tWentyfou inches Of snow has
fallen since 7 o'clock last evening.
aud Il Is atiil showing ~ the rate
Of two or three inches ptf hour
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CIIWAukUM. Jan s~Ths
heaviest snow storm experienced IN
this vicinity In years IL raEinE
Trains are badly delayed The
thermometer fell to IL below sero
thu laas Is hours
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan a~-A
cahiceram ffum Paris announces
the death Ia that city q Rev Dr
John G Cotton Brooks. Of this ctt1
youngest brother % the late Phillip
nfuoka
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ST. PAUL, Jan. 5,--The Great
Northern has begun 20 contest the
right Of the state OF Minnesota TO
prevent the road from making an
issue Of $50. 900 900 Of stock
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aannuef % nrYnn.

TACOMA. Jan. 5.--DomoeratH are
talking Of giving a reception and
dinner in honor Of William len.
nlngs Bryan IN connection with his
lecture here January a.
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LOS ANGELES. Jan flames
II Blair. an attorney prominent in
New York. Nebraska and IN the
northwest. 10 dead In this city.
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PARIS. Jan. B,--The new law.
known as tho BRAND law. amond'
ing the church and state separation
law OF 1905. was signed BY the pres
idont and promulgated yesterday.
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cnmm.rnIal cluh El.e,lon.

HOQutAM. Jan. b.--At a meet.
lnR Of the Commercial Club held
last night trustees we're elected for
the ensuing year.
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War VetrrAnn ID Qather

OLYMPIA. Jan. "a gathering
Of the Indian war veterans Of the
state is planned 10 take place In
this city during the first week Of
the coming legislative session.
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ports, according 10 statement
made public yesterday at ellis 10
land. by tho department Of com.
marc0 ana labor.
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BRIEFS BY WIRE
carpsn.sr. noree,, Jspanssc.

San FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-The
local Carpenters Union declared a
boycott against the japanese
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AIna 70 chanae b. Nane.

RIVERSIDE. Jan. b--At a mass
meeting held In Alma. Il was unani
moualy voted to change the name
70 OkanoEan
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president Entertains Speaker

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6-Prcsi.
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt entertain
cd nc dinner last night In honor Of
Speaker and Miss Cannon.
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I'm. asl.smlsn GIRL


Easily the best BIN q the engage.
ment Of The Anisdsn Opera corn
pany Il TafIor's Castle garden. viii
BE- the offering for the week eom-
rencinE Al the matinee tomorrow
afternoon. The h0hefnian Girl. e an
opsra that never win grove old be-
s2Bse 4 ooutsins q wealth Of me
lodious music and a budget OF oper
stic comedy that Is seldom excaiied
cissfe Amsden and Hazel Davcn.
e8rt siil b. seen IN their best
Fsrts. -Devtlshoof' AMI airline.
~ Aad MIS- Bowman Raist0n. aud
e<ssss exirhsirn. late Of the Stew
AZ osefz company. have iolnsd the
Ansdens and that cumpAny's list of
rfincipais l. now AZ strong ~ any
gppuizr priced comic opera com.
Esny travelling
he final performances of The
toEernor's wife" the popular BIN
u this week. wtll BE given tonight
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DO you want book OF plans for
pretty honest Send your name
ana k0o TO Knapp a West erehi-
tecta. sos Colman building. and you
viii receive a beauty. -.
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uonoIuIu peoorta parthquake.

HONOLULU. Jan B.-Tho sioa.
mograph az Page Page. Samoa, re-
corded heavy earthquake shock
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Dec IS. according TO adyiccs ~
ceiyeA here yesterday
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Paul is View Yorker with a ton
~ money tie ass in Mfs Blaine =
eompany very much last winter. and
t' waa pretty well known that he
was % be her future husband
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over q Million Immigrants.
NEW YORK. Jan. During
1906 eHaetly i.ias.4a4 persons ar.
rived AZ New York from foreign
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WASHINGTON. n C.. Jan g.
The president has offered 20 Philip
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ssar Theater. NesS Vaudeville.
There viii b. tNo performances
q the Star theater tonight and a
toniina0us show tomorrow from 2
70 II. and these viii afford the final
opportunities FOR seeing this weeks
VAUDEVILLE aats
Monday afternoon the star wffi
pal forward an entirely fresh clio
of Specialties The list viii con
tain two comedy sketches. one By
ufzie Evans and Jefferson LLOYD.
enti,iea The Old Love- and 4
esher By Dean Edsail and Arthur
FoFses. called The Two Rubes ~
The Messenger Boy Trio are sing.
era and comedians Wills Il Boron
aFs duo using a fake life insur.
snes company a. the foundation o.
heir salt Chaa ~ Duncan Ii an
expertenced vocal comedian Har.
y Loraine vii sing the ballad and
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR opPoR-
TuAfTY
70 buy tide lands right r. Cooper
Wills III fsafrra ar NFHs ass
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New DIN a. wonaerland.

there win be nov moving pictures
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OBJECT TO EDDY ALIENISTS.
Defendants File Long List of Excep-
lions to Judges Rulings.

CONCORD, n. H.. July PA lengthy list
of exceptions to the rulings of Judge Cham
berlin of the superior court, in the suit for
an accounting of property of Mrs Mary
Baker c. Eddy, the Christian Science lead-
er. was filed with the clerk OF the superior
court here yesterday by the attorneys for
Mrs. Eddy. and for Henry NJ Baker Archl
hald Mel. elan and Josiah e. Fernaid' the
tbrea trustees named by Mrs Eddy to care
for her property. 1t is expected that even
+,auv the case will go to the supreme court
sNev Hampshire on these exceptions.
The exceptions are in part to the appoint
r,ent as comaster with Edgar Aldrich OF
mr. George F. Jelly of Boston and DR.. q.
Alden Blumer of Providence, alienists, be-
cause they are not residents of New Hamp-
shire and their appointment is contrary to
law: because they are authorized and eX-
pected to render a decision not predicated
wholly upon the evidence submitted to them
by the parties, but based in part upon their
technical knowledge expert alenists; be
cause they are not legally competent to act
either as masters or referees in this case.
Mrs Eddy also excerpts to the denial by
the court of her motion filed June ). 1907
that the court, sitting chancellor in
equity. should determine relative to her
property interests and the proceedings
against her.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.
Appreciate Increase in Attenda nee
and Interest Noted.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WASHINGTON GROVE. July r. 1907
There was an appreciable increase in at
tendance and interest in all the camp serv-
ices of yesterday. The day of overlooking
audiences and shouting enthusiasm is a
thing of the past at the Grove camp
meeting, but the pulpit oratory and the
vocal music is still heard.
Forgiveness was the theme Of the Script
ure lesson, as presented by Mrs. Albert Os-
borne, at the morning prayer and testimo-
ny meeting. The music was under the d.
rection of Mrs. Sumwalt. wife of the pre-
siding elder. Christ the Good Shepherd
is the theme for this mornings considera-
tion, and Mrs Percy Foster will preside.
DR.. G. w. King arrived by an early after
noon train and preached to a large and at
tentive congregation assembled at the even
ing service. His theme was the The Ger
titude of Religion based upon Cor, ii:12
This was the first service of the camp at
which the county people have been well
represented. The delay was because of a
beated grain harvest and the early date.
For the first time in the camps history no
Montgomery family has moved in for camp
week Presiding Elder Sumwalt has pro-
vided well for the feast of tabernacles"
Sunday and a large concourse of visitors
will doubtless be in attendance
Dr. Jose oh NJ. NJ. Gray of Havre de Grace
will deliver the morning sermon. At 3 pm.
Rev Samuel w. Gra1hn of Patterson Me-
mortal Churcn, Baltimore, Nd, Will preach,
and at night DR.. Chas. l.. Pate of Baltimore
will be heard at the auditorium.
Through the efforts of W. H. Smith Of
Grove avenue, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has instructed its Wash
ingtOn agents to give the special rate of
65 cents round trip to all ticket buyers for
Washington Grove from Saturday until
Monday, inclusive.
Mrs. d. Olin Leech came to camp yester-
day.
Mrs. Pate, mother of DR.. Chas. Pate, ar
rived from Baltimore yesterday and opened
her cottage for the reception of the family,
who will spend the closing week in camp
DR.. E. Huntley is the host of DR.. G. w.
King of Dumbarton Avenue Church. West
Washington.
Prof. Chas. Smith is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents and is faithful sup
porter of all the camp functions.
Mr.. John Davis OF keystone Cottage is on
leave and enjoying his vacation among
Pennsylvania friends.
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ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News of Mont
gomery County, Md.
snecial CORRESPONDENCE OF The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, July H. 1907.
Mr. James Ernest Mortimer of Wash
ington and Miss Sadie Virginia Bouchyard
of Fredericksburg, Va, visited Rockville
yesterday afternoon and We're married.
Rev. s. r. White of the Baptist Church
officiating.
The young folks of Gaithersburg and
vicinity last Wednesday evening gave a
ball in the Gaithersburg Masonic Hall.
Drs Bates and Carlton Etchson were in
charge of the arrangements. AT midnight
luncheon was served
Licenses to marry have been issued by
the clerk of the circuit court here to Har-
wood F. Mulliflen of Baltimore and Miss
Ethel NJ. Griffith of this county and Sam
county.
Church last evening held lawn fete at the
home of Rev Thomas H. Campbell, pas
tor of the church. Among those in charge
of the affair were Mrs. NJ. n. Smith, Mrs
William NJ Davis, Mrs. William E. Welt.
Mrs George Z. Lewis, Mrs. Harry STRAIT
meyer Mrs. Campbell. Misses Minnie
Welt, Louise Welt, Helen Riggs and
others
Messrs. Thomas s. White Of New York
and William w. White of Washington are
visiting their parents, Rev. ana Mrs D II.
White, at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Thomas and
children have returned to their nome at
Roanoke, Va, after visiting relatives ana
friends in Rockville.
1t can be authortatively stated that the
republican factions in Montgomery county
have healed their differences and that there
will be no contests at the primary election
to be held Saturday, July 81, to choose
delegates to the county convention and to
elect district committee for each election
district of the county. A state central
committee and county chairman satis-
factory to both factions will be chosen
and the county convention will nominate
the strongest ticket possible.
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600, G910.-The jumper and overblouse
effects are perhaps the most popular style
of the summer and charming gown built
on these lines is shown in washable wolfe.
The Jumper is most graceful with its straps
over the shoulder and those which join the
eirdle in front. There is not so much OF it
TO make it too warm for summer days as
the waist worn beneath should be a lingerie
one the pattern for this being given. The
skirt is a seven-gored one, lad IN tuck
paits at the seams and having two deep
tucks near the hem to assist the flare. The
model is one of the simplest and most sat
isfactory for homemaking which the de-
signer has as yet created. 1t is suitable TO
tub fabrics or silk or cloth. and may be
finished in round, short round or nstep
length. For the medium size twelve and
one-quarter yards of 2T-nch goods are
needed for the skirt and jumper and two
and five-eighths yards for the guimpe.
Two patterns. 6909-Six sizes. 81 to AZ
inches bust measure. 69l0-Seven sizes, 20
to 80 inches waist
The price Of this pattern is 20c. but either
will be sent upon receipt OF l0c.
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Killed by Fall From a Freight.

FREDERICK, Md, July 12.-An unknown
white man about thirty-five years old fell
from an eastbound freight train on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad a short distance
east of Adamstown Wednesday night and
was run over and instantly killed. The
mans head was terribly crushed A. his
back and both arms and legs were broken.
Nothing was found about his person to ills
dictate who he was.
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GRAND Atlantic Hotel,

Virginia ave and the Reach. Atlantic city. \. j..
Under entire new management $50 beautifully
furnished rooms suite. .-itI bath, hot and cold
sea wutrr attached to all pathS. Also public hot
water baths. Phones in rooms. Music and
social diversions. Terms: American plan, 81 30
per day up $3.50 weekly up; European plan. $3.50
per day up. Garage. CHARLES +. COPE, Prop,
formerly of the Kittatinny, Delaware Water Gap
Pa. jy11-3ot.l2
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.


We have many features Of which No other house
hoast-Cafc. elevator. surf bath house free 10
yucsts running water and telephone In over loo
ocean-view roo.ns-yct oner extremely low rates.
due To owncrshIp mana: mont. 1el.t,NtI
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4>I-N DEM I-l>l- Boardwalk. Board
walk entrance. Ocean view every room. Mod.
rates. FAIRBANKS. a MACKE\IHUN y.
NIl-ifu
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COUNTRY BOARD.

lines. II. 5Oc. 81 WOO. VIZ, %2.33 mo-. s. %
CAN ACCOMMODATE 10 SUMMER BOARDERS;
beautiful country home: large porch and bath !;
trolley runs by house; elegant place to spend
few weeks for rest during hot summer; no chill
dren. Mrs. n. J. BRANDT, Hagerstown Nd.
iy12-3ts
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HOTEL IROOUOIS,

Occan end South Carolina ave: center of atfrac-
tions: ideal modern hotel ranking with the best
houses; capacity. 900; rooms SINCE or en- suite with
private bath; elevator 10 street level; extensive
porches. orchestra etc: special terms. $3.50 SIS,
$l7.5u so wky. Open all year Booklet mailed.
ivt; rot. 10 W. +. SHAW.
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TENT VILLAGE. ON sg.sd dne He ls1sien 2a
tents furnished double roofs; delightfully."- cool. Re
fined people. Gas in every tent Illustrated booklet
Sanitary. MORRISON n lotkKoW-
tyS-I4t5
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Little Change in Meats.

The meat market has undergone but lit
tie change since last week. Meats are still
high, but the demand for them is not as
great as usual. many consumers having
reduced their orders and doing with less
meat. 1t is believed that the market will
undergo an Improvement In the near future
Not much change has been experienced in
the poultry market during the past week.
the retail prices remaining about the same
as they We're a week ago.
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VIRGINIA.

WATERIICK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-CA-
pacity, $50, hot & cold water every room; swim
ming pool, livery, pool billiards; grounds large;
phone. r. ). Duncan, Waterlick Warren CO., Va.
jy12-3Ot'l
TOURISTS WILL FIND PLEASANT ACCOMMO-
dations at boulevard Inn. Hampton, Va;
venicnt to cxposition; line; large, airy
house and beautiful grounds; lodging and break
fast. 81. jy12-2ts