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A RELIABLE MEDICINE=NOT A MAR
COTIC.

Get the genuine Foley's Honey and
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and effective. Contains no opiates.
Refuse substitutes. Hite's Drug Store,
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time at Solomons Island and Baltimore,
have returned to their homes IN TINS
town. Mrs Stewart Woodward and chill
dren Of Richmond are guests at the Lees
burg Inn. Miss Martha Newman Oh
Louisville. KY, is the guest or MISS
Mary Campbell at the Inn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bruce Ogden and Master Seton
Ogden left Friday to spend some time at
Ocean City, Md. Miss Gertrude Neitch
of Washington is visiting Mrs. Louis Z.
Rollins in this town Miss Elizabeth
Ball is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry
Ball. at Parksley. Va. Mrs. George f.
McInturff and daughter of Washington
are spending some time at the Leesburs
Inn Miss May Nichols of Alexandria is
the guest of Miss Aline Hawking at her
home in this town. Miss Lillian White is
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Armistead Rust is visiting her son.
Mr. William F. Rust, in Youngstown,
Ohio Mrs Mary Ward Shuster, Miss
Mary Corbett and Mrs. Thompson OF
Washington spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs Berkeley Ward at Paeonian
Springs. Miss Sue Leith of Washington
has returned to her home after visit to
Mrs. G. V. Braden at Paeonian Springs.
Mrs. Vida Lee Lacey of Oatlands Is visit
ing friends at Frederick City, Md. Mrs.
Barney of Fredericksburg is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. John @. White. MI.
Willard Ryan OF Washington is visiting
relatives in Leesburg.
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inston' ~ e. have moved to Clarendon,
Where theS VIII make their home. Mrs
Gregory OF Washington, D. c.. has re-
turned to her city home after pleasant
visit TO Mrs Phelps on Maple street.
Clarendon. Mrs. Lizzie Smoot OF Clar-
endon is visiting relatives in Orange, Va.
Mr.. ). L. fogie near Manassas Va. was
the guest TINS week OF MIR - NJ. Stoy of
Bolivar, near Clarendon Mrs: r {.
Handy and Misses Margaret aud Frances
Handy of Bancroft have returned home.
after a two-week stay at Ocean City. y
J. The members Of the Clarendon NJ r.
Church South Foreign Missionary Society
after their business meeting Tuesday
night gave most enjoyable sociable.
Miss Ruth Money Of Langley, ID. C.. sang
a number of very sweet selections Re
freshments were served, and all spent a
very pleasant evening. Miss Annie Priest
of Clarendon is visiting relatives and
friends in F'auQuier county, Va. Mrs S
p. Wright of Bancroft is in Ocean City.
\. J., where she will remain several
weeks. Mr.. Wright spent the week end at
the beach with Mrs. Wright. Mrs. l.. a
Sterick, after a siX-month visit TO Mrs
Matte Bouse OF Boston. Mass, has re-
turned to her Park Lane home.
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LEEsBURG, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
LEESBURG, Va, August 6. 1910.
Mrs Archibald Carr and children of
Washington are the guests of Mrs Cecil
Conner, at her home in this town. Miss
Mamie Worsley of Washington is the
guest of Miss Lizzie WorsIey. at her
home on Loudoun street. Mrs. William
Clayton Orr has as her guest her mother.
Mrs. Dunn of Petersburg. Mrs. I.innie
Hoskinson of Washington and Mrs. Viz
ginia Titus of Kent county, Va, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Hourihane. Mr.. and Mrs. PAGE
Laughlin and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Clagett are spending the week at Canon
Springs. Mrs. Moselle Worsley, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Thomas w Ed
wards, has returned to her home in
Columbus, Ga. Mr. and Mrs Arthu, NJ
Chichester, jr, and small son are spend
ing some time at Cape Nav as the
guests of the latter's father, Mr.. Jones
Wister, Miss Cora Lutz, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs RevnoJds Hav-
den, at Indian Head, has returned 10 her
home. near this town. Miss Virginia
Miller Of Washington is visiting her sister
Mrs. Sterling Murray. Mr.. John Scott Fer.
guson of Pittsburg is spending some
time at Belmont. his summer home near
Leesburg. Prof. and Mrs. j. Russell
Smith of Swarthmore are spending rhe
summer at their country hcme near
Scotland Heights. Miss Anna Hunt of
Hagerstown is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C.
F. Silcott, at their home near Purcell
vile.
Miss Ora Otley. Miss Mabel Furr and
Miss Eliza Lunsford of Philomont have
returned to their homes from the State
Normal School at Harrisonburg Mr. and
Mrs. w. +. Tribby and son Eugene of
Baltimore are the guests of MIR. j. G.
Conrad at Neersville Mr.. H. R. Lloyd
and family of Harpers Ferry have been
visiting Mrs. Mollie Edwards at Neers-
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Silcott Of Pur-
celville have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Silcott and daughter of
Chester. Pa, and Mr.. Howard Silcott of
Philadelphia. Miss Virginia H. johnson
left Wednesday for trip to Boston by
sea- Mrs. Edward Evard OF Washington
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Pendleton P Perry, for the month of
August Miss Jennie Major Of Washing
ton has been visiting Miss Sallie Birkby
Mrs. Harry Beughler. and Miss Ellen
Beughler. who have been spending some
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ANACOSTIA,

Albert Fletcher has gone on his annual
vacation to Colonial Beach, Va, while AL
bert Chace has just returned from his
annual trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin w
Hutchinson and family of Maple View
place, Anacostia, have gone to At
lanta, Ga, where they will spend
several weeks as the guests of relatives
at that place. Mrs. James w Marbury of
Mount View place, Anacostia, left Tues
day last for prolonged stay with friends
and relatives near Brandywine, Prince
George county. Md. Her son Balm &C
companied her. Mr.. and Mrs. frank p
Crawford OF 1871 18th street Anacostia,
have gone to Atlantic City, where they
will spend several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Tigham and son of Pleasant street
will spend the remainder of the
summer in the Blue Ridge mountains
Harry Green, Joseph Webb and Benja-
min Mundell are spending several days at
Piney Point. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Skidmore of Nichols avenue, Anacostia,
left this past week for Colonial Beach,
Va, where they will spend the remainder
OF the summer. DR.. Z. +. Woodward and
family of 2403 Naylor road. Good Hope,
have gone to Philadelphia, Pa, where
they will spend the summer with rela-
tives. DR.. Eva c.. Reed, a member of the
medical staff of the Government Hospital
for the Insane, is spending her annual va
cation in Maine. The officers and MEM
bers of the eleventh police precinct, Ana
costa, are enjoying the vacations afforded
them. Policeman elliott has returned
from a long stay at Leonardtown, Md,
where he has been visiting friends with
his wife. r. II. Shipley, driver of the pa
troll wagon, is on his annual leave, and
during his absence w. d. Ballinger is act
ing in his place. Coleman r. Brown has
from his vacation. II. H. Tar
mon spent his vacation at Chesapeake
Beach. Miss Annie Adams Of Good Hope
road. Anacostia, is visiting relatives in
Wayne, Pa Mss Viola WORKMAN of An
acostia has gone to spend the summer
with her parents at Rock Point, Nd. Miss
Agnes Yates and sister Alma and Miss
Bonita Peocock have gone to -,elle Alton,
Md. where they Will spend the remainder
of the summer with relatives and friends.
Miss Francis, DobSon of Baltimore has re-
turned to her home after spending several
days as the guest Of Mrs. Rose, 18th and
L streets, Anacostia. She will visit
friends at Langdon, Md, on her return
trip. Misses Mary and Catherine John
son of L street have gone to the country
to spend two weeks with relatives.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va, August 6, 1910.
Mrs. ]. T. UnverZagt and sons of Falls
Church are spending several weeks in
the mountains of Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gibson. accompanied by Masters
Winship and Richard Moncure, have re-
turned to their East Fails Church homes
after spending two weeks at Colonial
Beach. Mrs. Desrocher of Falls Church
entertained the members of the Literary
and Current Events Club at her home
last Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Hawxhurst returned today after
several days visit TO Purcellville Va,
where they were in attendance on the
Bush meeting. Miss Matte Gundry en-
tertained most delightfully."- the Owl Club
last Saturday night Miss Louise Brown
ing of East Falls Church is visiting her
sister at Linden, Va. KEY. w. Edward
Calender is spending a week at Virginia
Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Hoge, jr..
entertained most delightfully."- the Boys
and Girls Club of the Columbia Baptist
Church at Falls Church at the home at
Highland Park last Saturday night Miss
Rachel Maynard OF Washington is spend
ing her vacation at her parents home at
Highland Park. She has as her guests
Misses Craighill and Knapp, also OF
Washington. MIR. Raymond Wells has
returned to Falls Church after a pleasant
stay at colonial Beach. Mrs. Maggie
Crossman Of Chattanooga, Tenn. was a
recent visitor to her Falls Church rela-
tives. The Misses Byrne entertained at
luncheon Wednesday in honor of their
house guests, Misses Nellie Swart. Isabel
Willis and LAVA Hale. The out-of-town
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs Hoge jr, and
Miss Goodwin. Misses Annie and Bessie
Murrian of Pennsylvania, Miss Julia
Walsh of jacksonville. Fla; Mr.. Durham
of Jacksonville and Mr. Raymond Ridge
ly of st. Petersburg, Fla, who have been
the guests of Miss Kathleen McGroarty
of Falls Church, left Thursday for their
several homes. Miss Edna Sherman of
Hobbs, Md, and Miss Mary Fulton of
Herndon, Va, We're guests of Miss Car
RE L. Ban OF Falls Church this week.
Miss Bertha Logan of Falls Church is
visiting relatives in RileysvilIe. Va Miss
Nellie Swart of Fauquier Miss Isabel
Willis of Culpeper and Miss LAVA Hale
OF 14ignum, Va, after a delightful visit
to the home. Of the Misses Byrne on
Jefferson street. have returned to their
homes. Mrs. Lincoln Horner and her
two daughters of New Jersey are guests
Of Mrs. Thomas Thornburg on Columbia
street. Mrs. 7. \. Williams and children
and Miss Birdie Byrne, who have been
the guests Of Mrs. II. King at Colonial
Beach, have returned to Falls Church.
Miss Ruth Williams is visiting Miss Hale
at Lignum, Va. Miss Belle Byrne is visit
ing friends in Fauquier county, Va. The
members of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sabbath school enjoyed most
delightful outing to Glen Echo, Nd.
Thursday.
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HERND0N, VA.
ecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
HERNDON, Va, August g. 1910.
Mrs. Whitaker of Washington is the
guest of Mrs Martha Stephenson Mon
roe street. Mrs. Stephenson also has as
her house guest Mrs. Newhall of Wash
ington. Miss Pauline Whitaker spent
Friday with Miss Russell. Mr.. and Mrs
William S. Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Simonds. Miss Sara Kidwell Mrs.
William II. Dawson were guests Tuesday
evening of DIR. and Mrs. w. l. Robey
where an inpromptu musical was given
Castlemans Ferry Is the scene of a merry
camp, those from Herndon being Mr.. and
Mrs William II. Dawson. George Bready,
Frank Robey, Clarence Walker, and from
Washington Edwin Blanchard, Miss Mar
tina Blanchard. Miss Edna Middleton.
Before their return Mr.. and Mrs Dawson
will visit Mr. Dawsons former home at
Philomont. Mr.. Harry b. Breadv and
Miss Maria r. Bready are in Philadei-
phia, where they were called by the death
of Mr.. Ramsay Bready. Mrs. Powell
spending ten days in Berryvile the
guests of Mrs. j. T. Lindsey, formerly
Miss Ada Goode, who has many friends
here Mrs. Edwin III. Mooney gave a de-
lightful five hundred party Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. Liston Schooey Those
attending were Mrs. Summers, Mrs. Keys,
Mrs. William Blanchard, Mrs. Smart and
Miss katherine Smart, Mrs. Arthur Robb,
Miss Lizzie Myres, Mrs. William L.
White and Miss Maria Gresham
Mrs SchooIey and Mrs. Mooney were
guests of Mrs S. Jones in Washington
Thursday. Mrs Schooley leaving in the
evening for her home in Cleveland. Mrs.
Edwin L. Detwiler has as her guest Mrs
j. g. Detwiler. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Conrad Stuntz and Master Laurence
spent a few days in Herndon this week.
Miss Anna Hyatt is the guest of friends
in Spottsylvania county for a fortnight
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CLARENDON, VA.
pecIal Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, August 6, 1910
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Quick, who were
married in June, entertained informally
Thursday evening their bridal party.
Their pretty new bungalow at Clarendon
was tastefully decorated with August
flowers, which displayed much artistic
talent by the fair hostess. Those who en-
joyed a most pleasant evening as we'll as
the delicious refreshments. were Misses
Mary and Katherine Milton of Washing
ton, Margaret Ballard. Susie Davidson,
Margaret Powell, Margaret Cooper, kath-
crime Garner, Mr.. Robert McGroarty and
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Garner, DR.. G. 7.
Mankin and F. NJ. Poston of Falls
Church, and DR.. Adam kemble of Wash
ington The Misses Hayes of Ballston
have as their house guests Miss Josephine
Pricket and Mr.. William Pricket of
Wilmington. Del, and Miss Bessie Polk
of Pennsylvania. Mrs. \. G.. Grady of
Clarendon is visiting friends in PIttsburg,
Pa Mr.. L. Bowen of Clarendon has ac-
cepted a position chief clerk In the
employ of the Southern Railway Com
pany at Princeton. Ind, and left satur-
day for his new home. Miss Marie Slmp-
son returned to Clarendon this week
after an extended visit to friends at
Manassas. Va, Miss Edna Ashford of
Washington Is the guest of MISS Rucker
OF Clarendon.
Mrs Doggett of Pittsburg, Pa, is Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. James Phelps OF
Clarendon. Mrs. James Phelps mas re-
turned to her Clarendon home AFTER
pleasant visit to Mrs. Shreeve or Balls
ton. Mr. Jordan and family of Washing
ton. D. c., have leased home on spruce
street, Clarendon. and moved to TINS
suburb Mrs. Walter Richardson OF
WASHINGTON. u. C.. was the guest of Mrs.
Blanche Metzger of Clarendon this week
Mrs Metzger has sold her house on
Holly street to Mr.. Ernest Dunhaugh OF
Hyattsvilfe Md. Mr.. DnnDaugn anu
family will move to Clarendon september
/. Mi. and Mrs. John Sweeney of Wash
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WARRENT0N, VA.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
WARRENTON, Va. August 6, 1910.
Mr. Stuart White led the german here
Friday night through many new and
novel figures. Those present were Mes
danes Clarke Scott, Sublett. King,
Deare. Fletcher: Misses Lettuce Clarke.
Lucille Gates. Frances Scott, Frances
Sublett. Catharine Gates, Barbara Hoge,
Margaret Hoge,- Jane FORBES, DENSE
Mahan. Louise Evans, Elizabeth Wilbur.
Stella Carusi. Sallie Marshall; Messrs.
Thomas Rector, John Pemoerton, stuart
White, Stuart Williamson, Tayior Scott.
Morson Keith Beverly Wertneimer, John
Stone, Thomas Semmes, Arthur earring
ton, w. II. Gaines and Ned chapman.
Miss Belle Stone left town last Monday
to visit friends in Washington. Judge
r. Carter Scott, Mrs. Scott and Adoiphus
Blair Scott arrived in town last Thurs
day, and will be here until late in Sep
tember Mrs. Lauriston Hardin left this
week to spend two months at blooeloru
Pool, Me. Misses Margaret Hoge, Mary
Wertheimer and Lucille Gates spent sew
eral days the past week IN Nasiillstoli
on a pleasure trip. Mr.. warner BROOKE
has joined Mrs. Brooke at Mrs. carter s.
Miss Virginia Passano of Baltimore, Md,
is visiting Miss Mary Lindsay carter
Miss Carter entertained a number OF
young friends last Thursday night IN
honor of her guest. Miss Mary Robertson
of Atlanta, Ga. is visiting Miss Roberta
Curtis. Mrs Richard Crookes and Miss
Natlie Rector of Vicksburg, Miss. have
Joined their brother, Mr.. Thomas Rector
at Mrs. Hamiltons. Tuesday night
party of young people motored TO Inc
Plains for a dance Mrs. Nina H1nekin
went as chaperon, and the others in the
party were: Misses Barbara Hoge, Fan
ME Scott, Frances Sublett. Bernie
Scott: Messrs. Morson Keith. John Penn
berton, Hugh Spilman. Beverly Vert
heImer and Taylor Scott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-07
OCEAN CITY, n. J.
Observation-Disclosures,

. Opens June 30. Accommodates 700
New house. with all the elegances and re-
nnements OF modern construction: 162 suites
with private baths and sea water; spacious.
breezy verandas. with full view Of the ocean:
orchestra; unsurpassed cuisine; tennis courts:
Norwood Golf Park within short trolley ride:
an especially desirable place for automobile
parteS, all popular amusements: unexceled
bathing; saltwater and ocean fishing and sail
Ing; frequent through train service on Reading
ana pennsylvania and electric roads. An ideal
spot for persons desiring comfort and enioyment
Rates $3.50 per week up. Particulars call or
write fhiiadelphia Press Resort Informa ton
Bureau
jel9-Su, lot A. L. KLINE Ocean CItv
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It matters little what ii is that you
want-whether a situation or servant
"a want adj in The star VIII reach tho
person who will fill your neeS-
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DELAWARE.

HOTEL HENLOPEN.
Open now and until October l.
Directly on Boardwalk. Capacity $50 Booklet
WALTER BURTON. Owner and Proprietor.
1y20-30t4
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HOTEL IROOUOIS,

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AND BEACH
Capacity. 400: one Of the most modern ana up
o-date hotels: 100 front Ocean-sde rooms; prl-
rate baths: elevator; music: white service; ele-
,ant table Special rate. Sl2 80 mp weekly. 800
md w daily. Booklet. w. i. SHAW.
sr3
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.

IFFE F1OLMNURST,
Pa. ave. near Beach. Atlantic City. n. J. Unob
s;ructed ocean view: private baths: stationary
Wristbands. with hot and cold running water In
bedrooms: elevator to street level: capacity. 300;
open all the year: hotel electric coach meets
trains: literature upon request.
jyl5-30t. 10 HENRY DARNELL
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CITY. n.
ALBEMAPLEo
Special Atlantic City Tour.

BY joining a large party az Washingtonlans
going to Atlantic City last week in August tan
other one early in Septembari big concessions In
rates at one OF Atlantic cify's best hotels may
be secured. also reduced railroad fare Cali at
The Evening Star Information Bureau between
and am. and > pm. or write Mr.. W.
iculars. aus It
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MARYLAND,


COLTON'S HOTEL. 80 MILES FROM WASH.
lhgton on lower Potomac; elegant table; SUI
perb Trout and Rock fishing. For Booklet ad-
dress H w. LOVE. Prop. Palmer z. o., Nd
jy21-3Ots "
RIVER SPRINGS SUMMER RESORT IS OPEN
Tor It's 10th season: boating, ba hing fishing
lawn sports. city music for dancing and con-
ccrts: - per week. For booklet apply TO ROBT
y BLACkISfONE. River Springs, Nd. jy12-3Ot
THE AVALON"
On Catoctin mountain; altitude 1 200 IT. pure
air; good water and mosquitoes; ali con.
ern cGnveniences. For terms, etc. address
Mrs TEOS. II. MYERS. Braddock Heights
Frederick CO.. Nd teio-9Ot
SWANN'S HOTEL
Piney Point, Md.
Open July l. situated the Potomac and ST.
Georges rivers; boating. fishing: music and dane.
Ing every evening; row. sail and motor boats;
rates % to 50 per week. Post office in building
Take Nd, Va. railway steamers. foot of 1:h ST
wharf. Apply to ]. T. SWAMI Propr lyle
POTOMAC HOTEL.
ST. Georges Island. Nd
Opens July IL. with all the usual attractions
Take steamers of Md, del. & Va. Ry Co to
Piney Point wharf. where boat will be In read
ness to convey guests to the hotel.
1yI-42t ADAMS BROS
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Hotel Majestic, n hrash c ass '1 ia
,teeI pier: center of attractions: ocean view; ca
,acity 300: elevator. private baths white service
etc: superior table. Special. $40 up weekly 50 up
iaiiv. Booklet NJ. A. SMITH.
- ~
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Hotel Rio Grande,

-ireprCof: running water in rooms: elevator;
weekly. $40; with BATH SIG no: daily. g up
Magnificent Turkish and sPa-watcr bath annex and
winning pool. Book of photos free. anl -iot.b
La FOntaies i hy ave- Of and aI1 a hfass
ions. Large. airy rooms Special rates 3 10
~ 30 wkly. Bklt. Superior table. ). j. KELLER
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MONT ANESCA

FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST
Largest and most modern house in PoconOS;
steam heat. electric lights throughout; elevator
private Baths; all diversions: golf course: livery
garage. Strictly high class in appointments and
patronage. Pocono headquarters for automobile
tourists. Magnificent surroundings: View OF scenic
splendor for miles. For booklet and floor plans
address l. d. IVISON. Prop, Mt. Pocono. Pa.
my29- Su, 15tl IL
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RALEIGH ,

g. Charles place and the Beach: 900 large. airy
outside rooms: ocean view: private baths. Gle
rator. library. etc. Large porches facins the
Cuisine and service famed for their
.ellence. Moderate rates. Booklet. Electric
aus meets trains. II j. DINES.
eul -2..t.9
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OCEAN CITY. MD.

THE COLONIAL.
Ocean front: newly renovated; good table: So
up daily. $40 up weekly.
au4-2st Mrs F.. A. WARRINGTON
The Breakers, s Rnff5Iy on oluI Bfass
Bathhouses Special attention to cuisine. Owner
and manager. Miss NEWTON, Ocean City. Md.
jy16-eo 16t
MT PLEASANT HOTEL AND COTTAGE AN.
mex: on boardwalk: every room ocean view:
sable: new management. c. A. TWINLNG, Mgr
lei GOT
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Marlborou0b> Blenbetm

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPAN1-
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21

Pioneer Day 10 BE Observed ~ That
Place ON Extensive Scale
Good Program of Sports.

Burley wfl celebrate Pioneer Day.
July 25-26. The Commercial club Of
that place took up the work and app
pointed the various committees. and
every citizen in the town is enthus-
iastic and determined TO hold the
biggest celebration ever given in
Idaho upon this occasion In view OF
tn fact that Burley's Fourth of July
celebration was complete success
and that several thousand people Went
there from surrounding towns and
all expressed satisfaction with the
program and with their treatment, the
people Of Burley feel that they viii
make this a memorable occasion.
A pioneer parade has been arrang-
ed for. The procession will be att
tackled by band of Indians, showing
all the thrilling experiences of a real
pioneer party.
A fine program has been arranged
with George A. Day as orator. Many
interesting Indian drills viii be given
and the whole occasion viii be made
TO smack Of the pioneer.
Ball games and horse races have
been arranged for. There viii be
swimming contests both for ladies
and for gentlemen. rowing boat and
motor boat races and many other
water sports. The river at that place
is warm and placid and furnishes one
Of the best places possible for BATH
ing and boating, and many people
are ready to join in these sports.
They are certain to be interesting