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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-12
PROBATE COURT.

In the probate division of the district
court, r. II. Harrison of Uinta, Wyom-
ing, through his attorneys, Messrs
Young 6 Moyle asks for letters testa-
mentary In the matter of the viii OF
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An Rlchnrds. Who introdnced u. 3

Mr.. Richards, who introduced II. 3
14o. prohibiting compartments in res
taurants and saloons says that he
consulted with a number of restaurant
and saloon keepers before presenting
1t to the house, and they We're all
I'm favor Of the passage of such n
measure. 1.-THE decent restaurants"
said MIR Richards want the bill
passed"
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the smoke of the scrimmage cleared
away, 1t was found the only thing
killed was the bill. and this lay life
less upon the CORY field. the motion To
strike out the enacting clause having
carried
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Do your teeth trouble you? It's a
good habit to call Ind. 1854 or Bell 76O for
appointments. Mecham Dental Co., So
Main ST.
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YOUR OLD MACHINE taken as
mart payment on n new Columbia
graphophone, Columbia Photograph
Co, a27 South Main.
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Mr. Peterson has received a commu-
nication from DR.. u. c. Bulge, OF Lo-
gan one Of the state board of medical
examiners. protesting against the pass
age OF Johpson's senate bill on osteo-
pathy,
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinlne Tab
let's Druggists refund money II It fall
to cure r. W, GROVES signature Il
on each box 25c,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY - 1907

mittees, and urged that action be taxi
en- to dispose of tho accumulation The
bills now In committee are as follows:
Committee on banking and insur-
unce. H. B. Nos. IL. II.
Committee on railroads and COM
mon carriers. II. b. Nos. 16. 40. 61
Committee on judiciary, H. b. Nos.
90, IL 90, %. 20, go SO. S6. 49, 80.
~, SO, SO, 60, Ga, H. Is, n, 80 81.
100, 1903. 107, Ill, lis, lie, H. 119,
1873, 1924, t27, 1S1. 1872, 1879. 14o. 144.
l46, 14S, 149, $50. Isl. 1872.
Committee on mining and smelling
II. b. Nos. 26, al.
Committee on agriculture and horti-
culture, II. b. Nos IS. 1853.
Committee on municipal corNorB-
tons, II. 3. Nos, 80, Al, so los. ITO,
l3S.
Committee on highways and bridges,
II b. Nos. AZ. So. 60. ~. SO. AGO. lei.
1870, 147.
Committee on revenues. II. Il. Nos
90, 90. 12S.
Committee on education and art, II
Z, Nos. 40. SO. 10. 90. 1874, 1886, l36,
1871. las.
Committee on livestock. H. b. Nos.
6S. lis.
Committee on labor. H. b. Nos. SO,
Committee on salaries and fees, IL.
II. Nos, 50. 49, 104.
Committee on elections, II. 49, No.
81,
Committee on manufactures and
commerce., II. y. Nos. SIS. LOG.
Comittee on fish and game, H. b.
Nos 102. l4S.
Committee on appropriations, II. b.
Nos. los. 1875. 1870. 154.
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The government Of the city Is bust
~ proposition Salt Lake has 10000
IN tangible assets Another asset
GOOD government, clean streets and
alorcement Of the laws, which cannot
estimated IN money. This consider
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23

RICHMOND HOTEL AND BUFFET OCEAN
View. Fa.-Cleau rooms fine cooking. on 3 cer
lines; l5 min to Exposition. J. W BUCHANAN.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
HOW THE SHERIFF WAS STUNG.
The Travelling Nan from New Eng
land Laughed Last and Best.

There is a law in Texas which requires
commercial travellers TO purchase a license
before they may do business. a law either
unknown to. or disregarded by, a certain
patent-medicine man from New England
He was Just emerging from a drug store,
where he had placed an order, when a
stranger came UP and addressed him,
says Harper's Weekly.
you sell Browns Boston Bltters, don't
you?" the stranger asked
Yes; and I'd like to sell you a case
cure you so quick you won't have been
sick yesterday-fact," the drummer said.
"All right How much is she?' the
stranger asked. pulling out his pocket
book. and handing over the = demanded,
receiving IN exchange an order on the
local freight agent for his case.
Now. I'd just like TO see your license
10 peddle-Tm the sheriff" the stranger
said. pleasantly.
You've got me-twenty-h isn't it,
the drummer asked, offering the money
Il don't suppose il will be necessary for
me 10 APPEAR
NO. that will be all right" the sheriff
replied Then he looked at the order for
the case Of medicine What am I going
to do with this STUFF he asked.
And do you happen TO have a license
to peddle? Huh. I thought not. Well
You have been trading with me-selllng
goods without a license-guess III go file
a complaint against YOU the drummer
said. sweetly And the next morning the
sheriff, with a sheepish grin, paid a fine
of S25
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
HERBIVOROUS EUSTACE MILES.
Jay GouId's Chief Opponent at Ten
mis- an Enthusiastic Vegetarian.

Eustace Miles. the Engllshuan from
whom Young Jay Gould took the tennis
championship, IS a vegetarian. He is also
an ardent believer in the theory that most
folks eat too much. 1Ir. Miles has written
enough articles on how 10 live without
overeating 10 reach from London around
the world. But he practices what he
breaches, and in order 20 show a skeptical
public what he really means by food re-
form he has opened a vegetarian res
taurant at the back Of Char!ng Cross,
where you can feast on the most wonder
fully prepared things that are not meat
at prices which should delight the heart
Of a miser.
The Miles restaurant IS arranged in
artistic fashion. says Town and Country,
and most Of It's habitues are people who
appear as if they had done something in
the world. or are about 10 achieve some
thing remarkable. II is the center Of at
traction for professional women, ard also
for the now famous sUffragette.
Mr.. Miles can apparently train himself
on biscuits and parmesau cheese 20 do
those things for the accomplishment OF
which most younger college athletes re
quire stufiing of beefsteaks and months Of
hard exercise.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
Atlantic City AwaitS It's Visitors

which look out on the busy life below.
and afford good resting places where the
fresh bTeezes are always cool.
Hotel Reade on Pacific avenue above
New Jersey avenue, is entering upon
its nineteenth season. and is well known
to Washingtonlans who have stopped
there. Il is under the same old manage
ment, and It is said 10 be better than
ever before.
Hotel New England, at South Carolina
avenue and the beach. has been remodel
ed since a year ago, Is convenient to the
piers and all places Of amusement. 1t
has long been the stopping place Of de-
partment people from the New England
States and has been deservedly popular
with them.
Hotel Ponce de Leon is at the ocean
end of the Virginia avenue, and IS now
entering upon its thirteenth season. Ex-
Jensive improvements have been made,
and this hotel is better equipped for serv-
Ice than when last seen by travellers from
this city.
Hotel Brookehurst is also at the ocean
end Of Virginia avenue, and Is described
as "A coZy, homeilke. family house. II
is the place for those who go in parties
and want a quiet resting place after
the excitement OF a day and night on
the board walk
New Clarion is the second house from
the beach on Kentucky avenue. IL has
been newly furnished and remOdeled, and
with the opening OF the season was spick
and span in every particular. The New
Clarion has a fine view Of the ocean,
with side porches overlooking beautiful
| lawns. S. X. Boniface is the "bonlface'
who will welcome Washingtonians 70 its
portals and make them welcome. The
rates are Sl.50 A day and Up, and ac-
comodations by the week can be had at
S to sl2
Hotel Sothern by its name stirs a
warm feeling In those who will go from
Washington to the seashore this year Il
speaks Of the home cline and its old
| associations. The SOthern will not fail
to get a large share Of patronage from
the Capital this year. It is on Virginia
avenue near the beach. and its rates are
$3.50 and $500 q day
Vermont House is another for the New
Englanders. II is on Vermont avenue
near the beach. Enlarged and improved.
IL offers good accommodations as low as
Sl.50 a day. or S a week.
New Belmont stands at the ocean end Of
/ Virginia avenue near the Steel Pier and
is close by the center Of things upon
the Boardwalk Its capacity Is about 300.
and it offers special Saturday and Sun
day rates at $3.50 a day.
The Chetwoode is on .ha boulevard Of
Atlantic City, at Pacific and Illinois
avenues, The hotel has a well-earned
reputation for its cuisine. Its rates are
g a day and 80 a week.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
JAP RULES FOR HAPPINESS.
Guaranteed 10 Insure Peace Be-
tween Husband and Wife.


Upon hor wedding morning the Japa-
nese bride IS given twelve commandments
by her mother. Fhese twelve rules have
been handed down from mother to daugh-
ter in Japan for centuries. and no we'll
bred girI disregards them. says the Bal
timore Sun. Here they are:
The moment you are married you are
no longer my daughter. Therefore, you
must obey your parents-at-law as you
once obeycd your father and mother.
When you are married your husband
viii Is your sole master. BE humble and
polite Strict obedience T. h-r husband
Is the noblest virtue a wife can possess.
Always be ani3Slo toward your mother
in-iaw.
DO not he jealous Jealousy kills your
husbands affection for you.
Even though your husband be wrong. do
not get angry BE patient and when he
has Gained Gown speak t. him gently.
Do not talk too much. Speak no evil
Of your ncighbors Never tell lies.
Consult no f0rtUne-teller
Re "a good manageress. and especially
ae economical in your household
10 not pride yourself on your fathers
rank or fortune. If he is a rich man
never ailude TO his riches before your
husbands relatives.
Although you marry young. do not fire.
Qucnt too youthful society.
Do not wear bright-colored garments.
Always be neatly but modestly dressed.
Rise early. retire late. and do not sla,p
IN the afternoon. Drink little wine, ana
uat:i you are lfty. take no part in pub
hc assemblies ner mingle in crowds.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23

Washingtonians who visit Atlantic City
this year will have a large variety of
hostelries TO chose FROM and it will be
2 captious patron who will not be able
TO find quarters suited 10 his taste and
purse. among the many that the City
by the Sea- has TO offer,
Among the most attractive is Galen
Hail. which calls itself a hotel and
sanitarium. 1t is always open, and those
who seek its apartments can be sure
Of every comfort" This hotel covers
nearly half an acre. and F. L. Young
and his assistants have announced that
no Washingtonian shall come away dis
satisfied with his treatment.
Hotel Islesworth needs no Introduction
to those who journey from the Capital
to the Boardwalk" 1t stands opposite
the Steel Pier. and in the mind of ex-
cursionists is inseparable from it, This
year there has been a complete change
in management, and the best Of induce
ments are held out in the way Of enter
tainment to old friends and new
Hotel Raleigh. under the management
Of II. J. Dynes. holds out inducements
in the way Of moderate charges which
Will be Of special interest to the depart
ment clerk and others who will spend
a few days or weeks where the ocean
breezes blow. The Raleigh can house and
feed 400 without stretching its capacity,
and the amiable manager would just as
soon I'LL his hotel with Washingtonians
as anybody else
Hotel Majestic is a fine building at the
Ocean end Of Virginia avenue Samuel
Ellis states that all comers will be ac-
commodated at S2 a day or so a week.
and will be taken care Of in a way to
leave nothing to be complained Of
Earl Mar Hall is on the Ocean front
and one Of the chief adornments Of Yer
mont avenue. It's rates are also on the
50 basis. The hotel is equipped with good
elevator service from the street level
It is a good place 10 stop day or a
week
The new Hotel Ostend is one Of the
big hostelries at Chelsea End. It covers
a whole block, has 400 rooms. 200 Of which
are equipped with baths. An automobile
will meet the excursionist at the train.
and for s. a day. or Sl5 week. he can
have all that the hotel affords in the
way of comfort and elegance. The Ost-
end is next door TO the ocean. and the
bathing facilities directly in front are
Of the best in Atlantic City.
Hotel Imperial is at the ocean end
Of Maryland avenue. For SO to $50 a
week the traveller can live in comfort.
sleep in a large and cool room and sit
at one Of the best tables The Imperial
is equipped with three stories Of porches,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
COCKCHAFER Diet FOR Fish
Germans Utilizing an Insect Pest to
Improve Their Preserves.
Find That the Beetle Can he Made
Into Meal Which Fish
Enjoy.

A German scientist Prof Ecksteln.
SAYS the New York sun, proposes TO
utilize the May bugs or cockhafer
beetles, which are so destructive TO vege-
tation IN Europe, as a food for fish in
ponds and preserved waters. The present
method Of killing the pests when they
are picked from the trees and plants
is by pouring boiling water on them.
This renders them useless, so he proposes
70 substitute smothering with sulphuric
ether. A few ounces of this is poured
into a barrelful Of the insects, which is
then headed up. They are all dead in a
few hours.
They are next roasted in an oven some
thing like a coffee roasting apparatus
The heat is applied for about twelve
hours and at the end of that time they
are found reduced to a fine meal, which
can be kept for 4 long time. II is said
that elghty-fve to ninety quarts Of the
bugs will furnish from fifteen TO twenty
pounds Of the meal AS for the roastcr
it may he used for coffee or anything else
when the process is completed as the
meal is absolutely dry and clean.
The meal when it is 10 be used is
mixed with an equal part Of barley and
kneaded 10 a paste with water. Carp and
goldfish eat the mixture greedily. It is
found that they thrive on it excellently,
increasing in weight and fatness beyond
results reached by any other sort OF
artificial feeding.
The expense Of the May bug diet IS
very smali-much lower than that Of
cereals, which are generally used. The
supply is practically unlimited in the
wooded regions Of the country, and chill
dren can be employed to gather the bug
Tests are being made as 10 the exact
proportion Of the meal on which various
sorts Of FISH thrive best. and estimates
as % the quantity which the fish pre-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Ocean end Of Kentucky ave. Center Of all attrac
TONS New throughout. Atlantic City's largest
finest, and best-apDOinted hotel az moderate prices
Elegant rooms, with bsIhs attached table and sery-
ice Of highest standard; h0me-like surroundings !:
liberal ownership management Capacty, 600. Spe-
cal rates, Sl9 up weekly; g up daily Booklet.
l. c. EKHULM iel6-30t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL MONTICELLO

Ocsan end of KENTUCKY Ave. Center q all attrac-
ti1us New Throughout Atlantic Citys LAkG-
Isl, FINEST. AND BEST APPOINTED HOTEL
AT MODERATE PRICES Elegant ro0ms with
bath attached Table and service 0f highest stan
daId. Houeiike Surroundings. Liberal ownership
Management Capacity, 60. Special ntes $40 UP
weekly. s. Up daily. Good music Booklet. A.
G. EkHOLN leL}-Sf-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
new HOTEL 0STEND.

Occupying whole block Of ocean front Chelsea eudl
Atlantic City, y. J. New management 200 beau
tfll rooms, 200 with private baths. fresh and sea
water. Indoor sea water bathing pool Dressing
rooms for SDr bathing. Handsome pavilion adj0in-
Ing the Boardwalk. Dining rooms overlook ocean.
Orchestra. Special June and July terms B1Cklct.
Autos meet trains DAVID P. RAHTER, Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
THE BREAKERS,

OCEAN VIEW. VA
Hos % --t there Take Ocan View Express az
G-arh~ and Stain SIS, Norfolk. Va 20 Ocean View,
transfer % cottage car 20 door ~ TIE Breakers.
opposite ola P1in. Comfort. Sca-.0cd table. Cars
pass door t6 exposition grounds every ten minutes
irr further information address Mrs. n. G. CAHILL,
The Breakers Ocean View. Va
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD located
in the Bartlett Building Of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements be inserted regular office rates
II. S. WALLACE Special Rebresenidfige.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
SHERWOOD INN,
ON POINT COMFORT. VA.

Recently very much enlarged RefurnEhed
thrugHoit and improved beyond recognition. Now
ace-rmodafes so guests Beautifully situated only
d minutes from tie jamestown Exposition by large
and elegant farr steamers running every Few min
mes going and returning through the magnificent
aaef I'd United States and foreign war ships. The
only hotel au th1 American plan near the EXPO
s.ffrr grounds Rooms with ur without bath, single
~ en suite Rates rsrT moderate. Write fCr book
lst. No increase oi rates on Account y the Ex-
POSITION J. G. TAYLOR Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
NEW YORK RESORTS.
LAKE GEORGE.
HOTEL MARION.
LAKE GEORGE.

LAKE GORGE, n. Y. Beautifully located on wes,
shore, Large. bright airy rooms, with or without
private bath. Charming walks and drives Fine Golf
Links, Tennis Courts unsurpassed facilities for boat
ing, fishing. &c All steamers land directly IN font
Of hotel. Music. Livery Dairy and Vegetable farm
in connection with hotel Open from June to Octo.
Der JOSEPH Ii. MARVEL,
iel-9t-d&S
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
THE PENNHURST

Atlantic City. n. J.. Michigan Ave. and Beach.
Open al the year. Steam heat. Elevator to street
level Booklet on application. WM X. HOOD.
jea-d&S-3Ct
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
Hotel jackson
Directly Opposite Stssl Pier.
FIRERRooF.
Virginia Avenue and the Beach.

American and European plans. Rooms
with bath. Finest Cafe in the city. $3.50
per day up. $3.50 per week up, American
plan. Also a Ia carte service. Full or
Chcstra. JOHN CRUISE. jel7-w&Sllt
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
located the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds and
o2 Law Building corner OF Plume and CRANKY Streets Norfolk Va
D. BRUCE SALLEY, Herald Staff Correspondent
JoHN 7. ORCHARD Business Representative.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF.

Directly on the Beach: 900 rooms; 30 with tresu
and salt Water Pa ths attached; American and Euro
pean Plsn Cuisine specially; newly renovated and
dccCrated and new management Personal direction
q JUEL HiLLMAN. Prop also proprietor Of HaT.
Tevs Famous Restaurant. cf Washington. ID. &.
The new and most popular feature of this hotel Is
the Red Rambler Grill 1el-5ltd&S
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23

VIII e Of
or lneI
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
THE DUNLOP,

Directly on the Beach, overlooking the Boardwalk
Ocean Piers. and convenient % all amusements.
Rooms On suite with private baths. on the Euro
pe0n p n only $50 day and upward: hrsJ-Class
restaurant attached with a Ia carte service. Fine
orchestra.
ROBERT E. DELANEY. Proprietor.
2. r BOWMAN Nlanager iel2-d&SNt
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
VICTORIA HOTEL,

Main r.. Norfolk Va. European plan. P. A. ;.
Brine Manager. Cars 70 jamestown Exposition pass
the door, TWO squares 10 wharf fer water route.
u m Then
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY,
Where Are You Going 90 spsnd the sumn,er7
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY, n. l.

Offers unusual attractions and advantages to families
seeking quiet restfulness. Best Of bathing and sh-
ing comfortable cottages and hotels Two miles Of
superb ocean beach Boardwalk 400 feet long and
twenty ieet wide Schools churches &c AlteglaD
U2ter electric lights gas 20 minutes by trolley from
Atlantic City, For information apply CHARLES
HART. CITY Clgk. South Atlantic City, n J,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
THE Lorraine.

water baths running water, dc SPECIAL spring
rates, Auto meets trains, CHARLES Z. WAGNER
jefr3G
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
Hotel BoScobei, s:st ss:stGs.s s.s.S. ave

Every known hotel appointment. with exceptional
luxury. Finest table in Atlantic City. Running
water IN rooms 18th season. Capacity, SO Write
Tor calendar, literature, menu cards Special rates
until August. a. Z. MARION, Owner and Mana
ger le1-9t-t N IS
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
HOTEL TRAYMoRE.

With its magnificent l0story frepro0f addition, pre-
sents the finest equipped and most modern of At
antic Citys leading hotels SupsrlatiTe in construc
tcn, appointment and service Guest rooms aveTag
ing 10 feet square and each with full ocean view
Private baths fresh and water attached 70 each
room. Spacious solarlum and c0nservatCries on
root. High-cass orchestral concerts daily Coli
privileges 20 guests CAPACITY, e0 Illustrated book
let upon request. TRAYMORE HOTEL co, b.
S. WHITE, Pres, CHAs. o. MARQUETTE,
Manager ap1 GOT
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
HOTEL RALEIGH,

Centrally located on the Beach. Accommodations
service, end cuisine excel any in town at similar
prices. Fresh and salt water baths elevator &c
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
TIE MONITOR, ls,s s..Es.. :ss o,.ns,.

Beautiful, permanent new throughout; acc0mm0-
dates with is auueXes 40; every service guaranteed
Rates Lodging. SLeo. regular meals 5lc Limited
cafe service. Bus meets al trains and steamers
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23

Steam heat sun pavlori private baths; - to SIS
DEMPSEY, iel-slt-dSS
THE GLENDALE" ST JAMES PLACE. NEAR
Beach and ali attractions, New management s.
L. PAUL mylstI. tb s's-3Ot
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES
Tanning Process Begins in
Earnest at the Resort.
ENTRIES FOR THE HORSE SHOW

Secretary BIitE Has Promise of Fine
Collection - Postmaster Appoints
Observation-Disclosures Seen at the
Hotels and on the boardwalk.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
McDONOUGH'S COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW VIRGINIA.
Cars % the Exposition Every 10 minutes: fare. &C.
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES.
r-vsE-9NS-ff
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23


good rooms. Information, assistance; baggage
checked free.
WILLOUGHBY BEACH HOTEL,
WILLOUGHBY BEACH VA.
Special HtCS for Washington people while visiting
the jamestown Exposition American plan. s. per
6av and I'D Take Ocean View boat from Old Point
Comfort or cars marked old Point Express or
Will0ughhy Reach local from Norfolk Fine boating
and fishing Dancing and music from 70 T. 80 p m.
i5l3GexS,u n II. 5. PARKER. Manager
JAMESTOWN EXPOSTTION-PARTIES VISIT
ing jamestown are requested 20 communicate with
SOUTHLAND, the resort catering 10 WASHING
IONlANs Literature on request. Address
SOUTHLAND, PARK place, Norfolk, Va. ie23S-
The Sea Bright Cottage, Ocean Bie1y,Va
10 minutes to Exposition. 2 minutes 10 Ocean View
Directly on Hampton RQsds. Full view Of al
ships. Address Owner. Sea Bright Cottage No
Charlotte street. Norfolk Va, myZ7-50t
ROOMS 81 AND UP ~ FASHIONABLE GHENT.
Exposition cars pass door, Mrs y. B. NILLIDGE,
20 Olney road, Client, Norfolk Va, ie6th. 5 tu-3t
RUTH COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW. YA.-l5 MIN.
20 exposition; cars pass door; rooms with beard
al moderate rates. Mrs. Z. d. MARS. my5-t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
Roanoke House,

55 County ST.. Portsmouth Va
Rooms s. a day with board. s. a day. % minutes
. Exposition 6y steamsr blocks away. MRS,
s. ]. LANGLEY.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
EARL MAR FALL.
HOTEL cHETWOOpE.

Directly on ocean front Vermont avenue Il
dsianeo phones; running water in rooms. spes
spring rates. l. = BROWN
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
OCEAN View HOTEL
The CuIpep per,

no. CHARLOTTE ST. NORFOLK. VA
Tmnsients 81 rer night Specials for PARTIES Of I've
or more. Directly CaE line TO Exposition.
NV -fF
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
HOTEL LAFAYETTE
va
THE NEW LENoX,

Hotel ore block 70 boat landing Of water route e
Exposition. Accommodation, 20, European Plan.
mv1l-f w l. NEW Prru-ietur