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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

DE boy dat stops believin in San-y
Claus, said Uncle Eben. lis bout de
same as crowd up folks dat don won't
nuffiu but cold facts De pride deg
takes in bein wise fails to compensate
EN- fob de fun dey's missin' Wash
ington Star.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

On August 4 the revenue cutter ser
vice OF the United States was us
years old and the Baltimore Sun. &c.
lerring 10 this anniversary of Zoe
navy of che treasury. makes a plea
for more adequate training school
at the station utilized Tor that puf-
pose. Arundel Cove aid.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

son-Papa. doesn't Santa Claus have
an automobile?
Father-No. indeed. my son
Son-Why not?
Father Because he couldn't get un-
der it-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

Flla-Im going 70 hang up my
stockings on Christmas.
Stella-What for?
by special request of papa and
mamma You know they believe in
Santa Claus. Life
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23
Hltherto OverIooked

Everybody keeps tellin us com.
planned Tommy Tucker. Ito buy our
Christmas presents early. Why don't
somebody start the fashion of eatin
the Christmas dinners early ?7-Cbi-
cagO Tribune
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

The director of matrimonial
agency says the young girls ass only:
"Who is he2'
The young widows. What Is his
position
The old widows Where is hep
Pick-Me-Up.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

Nell-That was a fr.ghtfuly long
sermon the minister preached this
morning
Bele-Why. I didn't notice it was
unusually long
Nell-Of course not: you had on a
new hat
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

at the llliluc On
Sardanapolis and
favorite az Fash
ions shrine. awoke
one morning in
the hustle and the
whirl of Chicago
with a headache.
Through the aeri
al window Of his
club the clash ana
clamor of city din
smOte his thr0b
bling ten pie S
smoke and s0or
drifted Familiarity
in, and upon the
indolent draughts
a faint. fetid smell
rode truculently.
"B a b n o s @
stockyards!" sniff
ed Harrison Hon
eywell Hickson,
gripping his tenn
pies and striving
to reach oblivion
by burying his
nose and ears in
the downy pillow
Always the smell
and the noise and
the clatter. Day
and night it Is the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

been termed. the
dense, almost sol
id--snow clouds set
tied down over the
Rocky mountains
and the adjacent
region. as though
buryin g t h e m
mountain d e e p
with the featheIy
flakes that came
silently and swirl
ingly do yn, stead
fly and persistent
~ busy. as though
building a new
range of noun
tains of solid and
never-ending pearl
stretching away
seemingly In an
endless chain. and
creeping up to-
ward the zenith in
an ambition to
outdo Nature her
self. WatersprOuts
have been known
in a few moments
of time to inun
date valleys anC
even hills them
selves; and sucl
a display of thu
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

Harrison Honeywell Hickson, de-
voice Of Michigan avenue, worshiper
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

Two or three days before the holy
holiday" as Christmas has not inaptly
n -. ......-I 10
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

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Recitation .Nfade to Order
Observation-Disclosures Fifth. Grades :
Recitation Norman Smith =
Original story THE Fugitve
Song ~odu Trohiiche" Cartel Juanta Query
Recitation Hazel Morton
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-12-23

One Christmas
the Mountains

By ARL MAR lie

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Evening star., 1909-06-19
We Are the Sole Washington Agents.
Prices Range from $22.5O to S32. so.

tural advantages and accessibility to the
large eastern cities.
The question of heaithfulness is always
an important one in connection with a re-
sort and in this matter this section of
the AlleghenieS is said to have SUI
perior. The cleared plateau. on which
the Essick and cottages stand. has an
elevation of about 2,.aU feet above
level, and the mountain streams move
rapidly, with no marshes. malaria is un
known The mornings and evenings are
peculiarly delightful. and even in mid
summer blankets are an Indispensable
portion of bed covering. The climate
is declared to have cured numerous cases
of catarrhal. rheumatic, nervous and pull
monary affections: and many sufferers
OF asthma and hay fever have received
immediate relief on reaching this altitude.
Evening star., 1909-06-19
Sea Girt Governors Home.


The courtesies Of the Golf club are ex-
tended to Hotel Brunswick patrons
Sea Girt Governors Home.
Sea Girt is six miles south OF Asbury
Park and ten miles east o. Lakewood 4
is reached by the PENNSYLVANIA and Jer-
sey Central railroads and by trolley from
the other coast resorts, and III summer
via the Sandy Hook boats from New
York.
! Being junction point, all express trains
stop there and the service Il both Ne"
York and Philadelphia is excellent. toF
two hours in the morning a train leaves
Sea Girt station for New York every ten
minutes.
Sea Girt, being the site of the state mill
tary encampment. where the governor has
his summer residence. is called Ihe
summer capital of New Jersey.
As to climate, Sea Girt, i particularly
favored. On the ocean, between Long
Branch and Atlantic City. it has the ad-
vantages which have made those places
the best known seashore resorts in Amer
ca. and but ten miles from Lakewood II
has also the balmy pine air and mlidness
Of climate which have made Lakewood
the popular winter resort in the nortn.
Summer or winter Sea Girt is dellgntful
The surroundings are of the best; there
is absolutely nothing objectionable. Inc
land is nigh, dry and fertile, with trees
and grass almost to the oceans S edSe- NJ
marshes or swamps anywhere IN the VI
cinity and few mosquitoes.
Sea Girt itself Is a countrywide place
there is absolutely nothing of the noise
ard hubbub of the excursion resort, F,
there are delightful walks and shady re-
treats among the trees; a little farther
away the military camp. which in sum-
mer Is the scene of much life, the drills
dra aWng thousands of people by automo-
bile carriage. trolley and train 10 Sea
Girt every afternoon.
Sea Ciirt enjoys the distinct and pecu-
liar advantage that while quiet of it
self. it is within easy reach of all the lie
of the north Jersey shore.
Fifteen minutes by train takes one 10
Rarnegat bay. celebrated for its nShins
and boating and, in season, It's shooting.
ManaSquan river, full of fish and crabs,
and many smaller bodies of water are
still nearer and Sea Girt inlet, but one
and one-half blocks from the fremont
Hotel. is full of crabs. clans, etc.
For Seventy-tive years the bathing
beach at Sea Girt has been celebrated.
Sea Girt was the picnic ground of the
farmers for many miles around before
Asbury Park. Atlantic City and the other
coast resorts were thought of. and of all
the fine beach al Sea Girt no portion is
finer than that right in front OF the
fremont For children no safer beach
could be found.
There is also still water bathing in Sea
Evening star., 1909-06-19
VIRGINIA..

Jordan White Sulphur. Irvngtan Reach Hotel.
StcphcnSon'S Va. Iryineton
III" interm"nt Hotel Hotel W haprea que
- "SlnStoa. Wachapreacue.
warm sulphur Springs. Pine Beach Hotel, Pine
Bath 20. Beach.
Healing Springs Bath Orkney Springs and
C" Baths Orkney Spgs
Hotel thamherlin, Old Natural Bridge Hotel,
FONT comfort Natural Bridge.
The Ferct~" Hotel. vir- Yellow Sulphur Springs.
glnla Bea"h Montgomery Co.
Queen Ann" Cottage. North Hin. Castlemans
Winchester Inn. Win Hotel Royal Front
Hotel .>Ipin. Hot SpgS. Blue Ridge Inn De
Bath Tavern. Hot Spgs monet
Blue I:idg" Springs IIo- The Loudoun Blrcmont
tel itlue Ridge Spgs. Tn" Airmont, Loudoun
The Elkton. Elkt"n- County.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Aurora Hotel aurora Mount Clifton Hedges
I.rnoksde Inn and cot Vile.
tag"s Rrooksde. Hill Top House. liar
Canon Springs & Baths p"rs Ferry.
CaIr,n Springs. Lockwood House. Har-
Grrenhrier White Sui pcrs Ferry.
phur Springs.
NORTH CAROLINA.
southern Pines Hotel. Hotel Bon Air. Little
Southern Pines. ton.
SOUTH CAROLINA
The st. John Charles Magnolia Inn Aiken.
ton
GEORGIA.
Hotel Bon Air. Angus liney Woods Hotel,
IA. Thnmasville.
SANITARIUMS.
Southern Pines Santa Mount clemens Santa
rum. Southern Fines. RUM. Mount elem M,
North Carolina. Michigan
The Jackson Health Resort. DansNillc. y. \.
CANADA.
The Manhattan, Digby. The Pines. Digby y :
\. ). Ahcnakis Springs Hutel,
Lour Ledge, Dghy.N.S. Ahenakis Spgs que.
FOREIGN.
Hotel Adlnn. Berlin. Hotel Bellevue Urrs-
dOtei Cecil, London den
Evening star., 1909-06-19
Races.

From til" tca Press.
Races have been popular for time olt
of mind. Ancient history tells about
foot races and chariot races and some
of the tests have become famous In
this country horse races and boat races
have attracted the people by the tens and
hundreds of thousands. Then there wera
bicycle races, some of which were quite
exciting. and later and even now the al-
tomobile races have their share of public
attention. There is always something
new III sport as in everything else and
accordingly 1000 saw the start OF the
national balloon race at Indiana polls.
W Nhenever any new methods of locomo-
tlon come to the front Straightway there
are trials of speed and endu ance con-
nected with it. Probably il will no; Be
very long before balloon races will be
common horse races We're in 1878.
Just what method of locom Dtion VIII fol-
lev when balloonng gets to be old
fashioned is not propheSied
Evening star., 1909-06-19

| Girt inlet. but two or three minutes
walk from the hotel.
Fine new tennis courts and croquet
grounds are adjoining the hotel. Golf
links are within a mile and easily reach
ed by trolley.
There are no finer roads il the country
than those in Monmouth county all
around Sea Girt, and there is something
worth seeing in every direction. For
twenty-five miles along the coast are
summer resorts with beautiful summer
homes of wealthy people. Inland is Il
beautiful farming anad fruit country, and
10 the southwark is the great pine belt.
Favorite drives are to Lakewood. the
deserted village of Allaire, along the
shore through Long Branch t. the cele-
brated RumSon road, and many others.
Rehoboth Almost an Island.
Rehoboth is directly on the ocean about
four miles below Cape Henlopen and Del
aware breakwater. 1t is sixteen miles
from Cape May The lighthouses of Cape
Henlopen and Cape May are the principal
guides to vessels entering and leaving
Delaware bay.
With the ocean on the east. Rehoboth h
bay on the south and Delaware bay on
the north. Rehoboth is almost entirely
surrounded by water. There are over two
hundred cottages there. The boardwalk
is more than mile in length.
The water is always clean a:-d the beach
is one of the finest along the coast; slop-
ing off gradually, il affords perfect safety
and life-lineS are not necessary, although
iife-guards are always on duty.
The beach is constant JOY TO the chill
dren. Building castles in the sand al
though holding first place in the heart Of
every child is only one Of the many
pleasures that await them here. 1t is one
immense playground and hundreds of chill
dren are to be seen on the beach at any
81, 10, 1,n, tnI r,r,J
and happy.
Rehoboth bay. situated just south of
Rehoboth, less than a mile from the ho-
tel. affords the finest opportunities for
boating Of every kind for Grabbing and
for fishing. Sailing, fishing and grabbing
parties may be seen there daily. 1t IS al
most entirely an inland body of water.
making il perfectly safe for even amateur
boatmen. Rowboats and sailhoatS may
be had at any time at reasonable prices.
\ new skating rink has Just been com
pleted where roller skating and dancing
MAY be enjoyed. Deep-Sea fishing IS a
fayorite sport, and the boats seldom re-
turn without an excellent catch. There
are several excellent livery stables in Re
hoboth and many enjoy the drives about
the country.
Among other interesting trips 10 he
taken are those 10 Cape Henlopen light
house and TO the life-Saving stations
where number Of exhibition drills are
given during the season.
At Atlantic City.
The delights OF Atlantic City are set
forth with telling effect for the benefit
Of those who do not know from expert
ence the varied joys Of the wonderful
city Of pleasure by the sea III an eighty
page guide book, which has just been
published by the Atlantic City Free In
formation Bureau. whose headquarters
are at 10 South New York avenue. At-
lantiC city.
Evening star., 1909-06-19
A Benefcent Rule.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
so YOU are ninety-four years old. To
what do you attribute your long lifc?'
"A good many things have contributed
to it. the most important. | think. being
the care which i have always taken not
TO get into a fight with ger man
than myself
Evening star., 1909-06-19

Mount Pocono, Montrose. in Susquehanna
county: Eagles Mere. Bedford Springs.
the Lithia Springs, near Eliton: Monte
rey. in Franklin county. and Essick
Heights, in Lycomng county, are among
the resorts we'll known to persons in
Washington who have spent summer
months at the places named.
Delaware Water Gap.
For many centuries the granite barrier
of the Blue Ridge rolled back the waters
of the Delaware into vast inland sea.
sllbmereing the now fertile valleys and
verdure-clad mountains with its blue
food Unable longer To Withstand the
tremendous pressure of the Surging Wa
ters the wall parted and the river burst
through with terrific force in its irresisti-
BILE march to the sea.
Thus was formed the Delaware Water
Evening star., 1909-06-19
COAST OF NEW JERSEY
OCeanSide Resorts That Are
Popular Everywhere.
CAPE MAY LONG FAMOUS
Summer Rendezvous Since Before
Days Of Civil War
ASBURY PARK MOST UNIQUE
Sea Girt Known as Year Capt.
tal-Rehoboth Growing in
Attra ctiveness.

Nearly the entire
coast line of New
Jersey from Cape
May to Sandy Hook
is dotted with sea :
side resorts that
are crowded with
: II IN m er visitors
from all parts OF
the state. from
New York, Penn
4 Q l.
Evening star., 1909-06-19
His Wise Plan.

From the Louisville Courier journal.
Il never have no luck.
Neither do L. responded the other
citizen There rore | keep out of enter
prses requiring gobs of luck to he q
success
Evening star., 1909-06-19

Gap. one of the worlds most renowned
natural wonders-that giant chasm whose
| rugged perpendicular bluffs of ti'anic
| proportions, towering 500 feet skyWard.
| frown upon the placid waters that now
! wind triumphantly through, still con
scious. as it We're, of their hard-Won
! victory in prehistoric ages.
1 Mount Pocono.
Y Mount Pocono on the summit of the
\ Pocono mountains, is by natural loca-
4 ton and peculiar climatic conditions ex-
cept ionally secure in its leading posi-
/ tion a resort, the atmosphere being
dry and pure and the temperature uni
| form and nvigorating.
| Beginning with the delicate arbutus in
/ the month of April. there is a continu-
Gus bloom of a great variety of wild
flowers until the month of October. which
brings the wondrous autumnal change of
foliage-peculiarly enhanced in this re
gion-being beautiful and pleasing beyond
description
The PoconO mounta aims constitute a
group extending northeast and southwest
\ a distance of thirty miles Or more and
presenting an elevated plateau about ten
miles in width. The altitude in the neigh
v borhood of Mount Pocono station is about
l,SHo feet. The view here is perfect
realization of mountain scenery. 1t is
only three and a half hours by rail from
New York city and four hours from
Philadelphia.
The climate on this plateau is decided
ly tonic, the atmosphere being wonderful
ly dry and pure the whole year round
The water is Of the purest quality.
Montrose, Pa.
MontrOse, the county seat of Snsnue-
hanna county. Pa is a village Of about
1000 inhabitants, situated on the foot
hills Of the Allegheny mountains. The
Il
level. air bracing and very healthful
The surrounding scenery is picturesque.
! 1t is neat. quiet popular summer re-
sort There is small game hunting and
+! brook fishing. eight ten lakes and
ponds within radius Of many miles
two railroads and tive daily mails to
, New York and Philadelphia either Of
/ which are about 300 miles from Mont
rose by either the d. /, & w. or I.ehigh
/ Valley railroad.
Eagles Mere.
!! Eagles Mere claims To lie an ideal sum
mer resort The freighted atmos-
phere the absence Of malaria, hay fever
and all kindred diseases, mosquitoes,
snakes or other annoying insects are men
toned
Boating and bathing are twin attrac-
tions at Eagles Mere. A fleet Of more
than two hundred cedar roWboats are
rented to guests by- the hour. day week
month or season at reasonable rates.
Boating parties are ever pleasant
part of the social diversion. and the
moonlight jaunts over the lake are like
revrls in faryland. The bathing is de-
4 clared to he ncumpara The pure
!. mountain water OF the Cyclopeau spring
= free from all contamination and main
tainS delightful and even temperature
I. The bathing pier and bathhouses are ar
| ranged with d view to the convenience
Evening star., 1909-06-19
Making Friends.

From the Buffalo Express
Say something to the little boy" sad
Bobbie's mother.
Say. KID" said Bobbic. obedien,ls. kin
you fight yet"
Evening star., 1909-06-19
INDEX OF SUMMER RESORTS
HOTEL BOOKLETS MAY BE HAD
AT THE STAR RESORT BUREAU.
Free Information About Many Hotels
in the Mountains and by the Sea-
shore May Be Had at The
Star Office.

For the convenience of every one de-
sirous of information in regard to sum
mer resorts The Star has collected a
quantity of booklets from the summer
hotels. These have been classified and
conveniently arranged. and free copies
may be had at The Star office for the
asking.
1t will be a great convenience for peo-
pie who have not already decided where
they Will go this summer to call at The
Star office and get any of these booklets
they desire. Most of the booklets are
beautifully illustrated and give full in
formation in regard to the hotels and
resorts.
All of the resort hot-is indeXed be
low are advertised from time to time in
The Star. and from these advertise
ments much valuable information can
be obtained.
Evening star., 1909-06-19

slTVania. Maryland, Virginia ana TIE
District Of Columbia
Atlantic city. Cape May, Long Branch,
Ocean city. Spring Lake, AlIenhurst. Sea
Girt Ashury Park, Ocean Grove and
Sauam Beach are some Of the resorts
popular ii Washington where a visitor
from thi: city is likely t. meet friends
Evening star., 1909-06-19
Cape May Long Popular.

,'ape Nay city has for generations been
considered the queen If summer resorts
tS ran back as the civil war il was a
summer rendezvous of the prominent
families uf the north and south, and its
brilliant social life during the season es-
tahliS}ied it sts one If the country,s most
fashionable Watering places.
Geographically, Cape May City is as
Evening star., 1909-06-19
It's Construction.

wood dg1 by unne ofhe
Oh d canvas mr thr
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II OF eaa ahavnvlr
sh ltuu
r % y b h re Nc loose joints rhAenns
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is f ct h round crer sand elpsn lis
ealh De bgagr wnhHu effort tha
mreeLe kt h baggage I I los his temper nda heturk
An Tk1 OF indiana edtooomH
bh h g 1t ed nc b fns pnth het1uk-ue
mp
Maden &c and mpnanHe eopunrN STYLE
in h b Equitable dns +
Evening star., 1909-06-19
UP IN KEYSTONE STATE
MANY Attractive Resorts Con-
venient to This City.
ALTITUDE is VERY GREAT
Features of Hostelries on the Noun
tain Peaks.
LAKE BOATING AND BATHING
Wide Territory in Which to Make
a Selection-List of the
Places

Many OF the vel
known summer re-
sorts of Pennsyl-
vania are located il
the B ue r i d & {
mountains, the Al
leghenies. around
l. a Ike Wesaukins
and in Franklin
county. The Della
ware Water Gap,
Evening star., 1909-06-19

passing magnificent villas and summer
homes.
The courteses Of the Golf Club are ex-
tended to Hotel Brunswick patrons.
Evening star., 1909-06-19
Registered Against Loss.

circular label is attached to both ends OF every In
desructo Trunk. and label is numbered. Inside
every lndestructo post card. which the purchaser
fills out and sends to the manufacturer If trunk
happens to get lost the number is the manufac
and they Immediately notify YOU of tile where
abouts of your trunk
Evening star., 1909-06-19

Every "lndestructo' Trunk carries a free fve-year
guarantee against destruction bv fire. accident careless
ness collision and neglect while in transit land
1t affords you positive and absolute protection that you
cannot get any other trunk.
Evening star., 1909-06-19

and comfort of the bathers. The vary
ing depths of waters are plainly marked
along the pier and steps lead into the
waters.
Evening star., 1909-06-19
PENNSNIN ANA.

Maple Ayenuc Farm. The kittatinnr Della
Monrose. Pa. Water cap.
Buena Vista Springs and The karamac Inn. Del
cottages. Franklin aware. Water Gap.
Co. Pa. Water Gap Hou>". Del
Monterey Inn and aware Mater Gap.
tarcs. Blue Ridge Hotel Allegheny. Eagles
Summit. Mrrr.
The Montanesca Mount Th. Clcrnpnt, Charm
PoronO. ian
Bedford Springs Hotel. The Essck. Highland
Bedford Springs. Lake.
Evening star., 1909-06-19

~
own1be
of
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-15
BIG FIELD EXPECTED
FOR UNION COUNTY M

The third field meet of the Union
County Athletic League, which was to
be held on the Star grounds, Elizabeth,
Columbus Day, will take place satur-
day. October l6. Many noted athletes
from the East will Compete. The riy-
airy among the Union county BOYS is
very keen, and 1t is expected that many
records will be broken. Up to date
fifty NeWarkers have sent In their en-
tries, all being confident that they will
take home a few of the artistic gold
medals. The following events will be-
ran; One hundred yard dash, 440-yard
run, one-miles run, three-mile run. 10
pound shot-put, running broad jump.
one-mile junior run and q halflmile re-
lay race for clubs. Gold, silver and
bronze medals will be awarded, as well
as silver loving cups for point trophy
and for half-mile relay race, Another
interesting feature viii be the football
game between the covington Club. of
Elizabeth, and the Hexagons. of Ro-
seize. A handsome silver loving Gun
viii be awarded to the winner OF this
game.
Post entries will be received and en-
try blanks can be procured from II. L.
Rollenetz, care E. G. Koenig's Sons.
Following are the officials of the
meet: Honorary referee. judge O.. p.
Mahon; referee, ]. w. McLinden:
judges, II. L. Rollenetz, Thomas Y. Bye.
J. T. O'Brien, Mr.. Arthur. County
Clerk James L.. Calvert and p. Travers:
starter, Frank j. Mcguire; clerk of
course. w. K. Swift; assistant clerk of
course, Samuel J. Cunningham: timers.
Thomas r. Trimblc. William f. Barr,
William It. Rath; scorers, L. Menge.
sr., N. p. Donavan, S. Sampson and j.
Finnegan.