Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1890, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. PRINTERS’: 4 JOURNAL FOR ADVERTISERS, Is Isened weekiy, and is the representative joummal and where be should advertise; Bow to write a3 advertisement ; Row to display one; what newspapers te use; bow mach money to expend—in fact, die ecarses cz every point that admits of profitable Geccssice. Advertising is an art practised by many Yat understood ty few. The conducters of PRIST- ‘ERS INT asderstand st, and thelr advice is based 2 az experience of more than twenty-five years ia Placing advertising coxtracts for many of the largest and most successful advertisers. A year’s sobecrip- CEO. P. ROWELL & CO., ‘Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St., New York. yi0-6t ATENT NOVELTY FOLDING COTN PURSE. THE MOST ROOMY AND LEAST BULKY PURSE MADE. my Very popular,as it cannot lose «mall change and has no frame Yio wet out of order or wear vat the pocket. Price, Mo- rocco 4Uc., Seal 81.00. 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INDIAN MODES OF BURIAL, Aboriginal Mortuary Remains Found in Maryland and Virginia. Dr. Elmer R. Reynolds lectured at the Cath- olic University yesterday afternoon on “The Aboriginal Mortuary Remains of Maryland and Virginia.” He began by saying that the methods of burial in the region in question, as wellas in other parts of the country. were quite diversified, but a careful study of the subject leads to the conclusion that inhuma- tion was the general practica all over the con- tinent, and wherever we find a departure from this ruie it was due to special and local circum- stances, such as extreme urgency, extraordi- nary natural facilities for some easier dixpo: tion of the dead, or the total absence of all ordinary meaus of sepulture. In these excep- tional case a body might be inclosed between two canoes high among the branches of a true, laid away in « natural cavern, or placed upon high scaffolds beyound the reach of prowling wolves, He said that burial in caves is probably the oldest form of human burial, and described a burial cave in the Massanutton mountain which he had personal'y explored. Under a travertine floor two or three inches thick, sup- porting in some places stalagmites nearly a foot high, he found « layer about three feet thick of human mixed with animal bones, crania in the most perfect state of preservation and ashes of ancien: fires, He gave an account of the comparatively re- cent burial place on the Piscataway and a joradie cases of single graves. expecially the shell mounds at Newburgh, Koadley pects Bolingbroke creek and Chancellor’ Maryland. He then described the peculiar mode of in- terment known as the cyst grave, which i teresting, not only on account of its rarity in the region under special consideration, but also because of its common occurrence among the prehistoric Indians of Tennessee, as shown by the valuable researches of Prof.F,W. Putnam of Harvard. Only two instances of this mode of burial have been observed in Virginia and one in Maryland. it consists in the excavation of a cavity in the solid rock large enough to con- tain the body, the top of the cavity being cov- ered by a large slab of the rock, upon which is heaped a little mound of earth a foof or two in height. Avery remarkable Indian mausoleum is a vaulted burial mound on the eastern spur of the Massanutton mountain. It isa mound 72 feet long, 14 feet wide and 4 to7 feet high and contains a vault made of large boulders and opening tothe east. It was eyidently the grave of some great chief, possibiy of King Massanutton himself. the father of Shenan- doah, whose radiant beauty earned for her this name, which signifies the Daughter of the Stars, Another form of primary burial is the stone Point, grave or cairn, many of Which ure found in the South y, Va. Dr. Reynolds also described the Trimty mounds, a group of three mounds arranged in a triangular shape near the eastern extremity of the Massanutton Puss, which connects the two valleys of the Shenandoah, and other mounds and mortuaries, ingluding a remark- able tribal ossuary at Sandy Hili, on the enst- ern shore of Maryland. Dr. Reynolds closed with a touching allusion to the pathos of that aceident by which th rehistoric aborigines had been led to shelter their dead under the cross, a symbol of the great spiritual truths of which they, in their child-like innocence, knew nothing. = Can woe Write English? 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The convention was unanimous concerning the eneral plan, the only differences being as to Getails. °A £50,000 home will undoubtedly be built at Colorado Springs. ee a ere reaks of Lightning. A most remarkable phenomenon is reported from the outlying country districts around Lockport, N.Y., regarding the electrical dis- play during the recent severe storm. A furmer nemed Jasper Bown, residing forty-five miles northwest of this city, and his family were singularly affected. The house seemed to be enveloped ina biuish, hazy light; the air was impregnated with the electric fluid; balls of fire danced along the tops of chairs and slid over mantels, or chased each other up and down a hanging lamp shade, It was a terrible sight to the simple er folk. There was no light in the house and the ‘error was increased bya total paralysig of their muscies. They were unable to move and set like mummies, fearing their end was near. ‘The storm lasted four hours and as it dey d the electricity vanished and the use of their limbs and arms returned. Hos, Wu. H. CRATY said of Preston's “Hed-Ake” ‘x perienced immediate relief by its use.” 6 cure; contains no danger- 1 CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Enlarged and improved. near the ocean, COL. JOHN M. ne F This elezant house—enlai ‘orated and newly and handsomely furnished throuzhout—will open. as 4 first-class fauily Lotei Juue 21 and close September 15. Allappomtments of highest standard: a select orchestra open-air cafe and restaurant ala id gentlemen, and. many uunprove- ‘oeen introduced. Rater, 83 t $9 per day. sengaged at Hotel Koyal or Scarboro Sundays ud Thuradas KICHAKD | MEARES, proprietor, Searboro., Long Branch; Hotel Koyal, N de2-Im_ | TPVHE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE. N.3. 24 Accommodation’ and appomtments first class, commodate JoU. Will open May WM. P. DOLBEY, Pro mh4-3m. CARROL SINGTON, AT Hissouri ave., 1 } ANDE, ON THE BY. Massachusetts ave, , Atl CHAS. WAGNEK, M fap19- 1c CITY, n’all the year; close to beach; ocean front; sonable. su HUTTON & LAHEY. y HOTEL ALDI PACIFIC NEAR OHIO ave., Atlantic City, #150 to $2 per day, $8 to $14 ber week’; no hiner house at these rates. Sen for pa- ;with cut of hotel, diwzram of each sleeping floor, ‘apacity 200; open June 1. Address Dr, W HL. STALK! th, 2m DARKER HOUSE-s ‘on Ocean Front; woo bells; ail modern nprove THOMAS DE PARK TEL, Seaside Park, NJ. t Bay. Will open tor the season of 1890, under new management, 100 rooms, all tac- D list, &e M.D, EASY MAN of Bult, Prop. ap 19cm UTHEKFORD VILLA, ATLANT: 28 surf Place, auaeias MAHON & TOWNS' Pej = 1 G LAKE, N.J. Directly SPAsivE Hits Bach airecclae thevuheut, Bloderss improve: + -Artentau water, Much improved; new sun mete in the house; elevator, &e. ik. M. 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Best Bathing, Boating and Fishing on the coast, Rent #25, Address F. A, SIRATER, 74 Sudbury st, Boston, Mass, pu NANEPASHEMET, elec= tric Er NHE C | apeneng MANULENEAD NECK, MASS. ow ery on asauchiunetts cuast _ asm ee F, ROBERTS & SONS. For description address AMMI BROWN. NHE CLIPTOS 1,a,¢u,th-Zin ticut aveny a nth Season, pete RINGFIELD, LiEKC a Clerk. round, _mif-eo3m | APNE DENNIS, ATLANTIC CIT), ‘Ocean end of Suchigan ave. :opel ail the year. All miodern conveniences 110-Gm JOSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor _ MPHE FLORIDA, Pueific ave. near ‘Tenn, ave. Now open. Bieam heat throucio Mra. M. J. ECKERT, ate ot Wethoin. ENDERTON, ATLANTIC Cil¥, NJ, ‘Tennessee avenue wear beach, ‘Now open. Greatly enlarged. Jez-im MRS. J. F NEALL. Y etd LEHMAN, ATLANTIC CITY, N. end of Peusylvauin ave. ; enlurwed,’ heated by hot water, Open all the ey. 2 r. W. LEHMA CONTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, RI WILL OPEN JULY 1. CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager, my mpow ER HILL HOTEL, And Cottayes, Narragansett Heights, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. L. The finest located Hotel on the Atlautic Coast. Opeus June 23. Send for circular LANTIC CITY, w. Detween Arkansas sud Slissourl aves, Central: location, Keturuishes Under new manuage- ber Everything Brst-class, Write tor circul ra A. BRO! Li Ness WENTWORTH, Te Us NES cok RAKE SAS AND. PACIFIC aves, Atlantic City, N New house, modern EW y fmproverients, elevator, el bella. Terms 1od- OR EM erate. Mrs. H OSBOK. Je7-eovin NPE PITNEY, OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE. Atlantic City, N.J.; location unsurpassed: thor- omen heated electiic lights; now ope. Me Mra. M. J. HUBBMLL. VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes Gistavt, where couches from the house meet every train, NHE BAY MOND, City; new house; mod. imps.; full ocean view. | THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH Mrs. M.D, EVANS, prop); manager, J, H. WOOD. SHORE, References, Wescott & Wilcox, 1907 Pa.’ ave, n.w. NHE RICHMON OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28 ave., Atlantic C) J. New house: elegantly fur- z aH ‘steam heat; electric bells; table unsurpassed Je Lim si FRANE JONES, Prop. my7-2m _W. EK. HILL, Manager. JPENWick WALL, SAYBROOK POINT, CONN. ‘This desirable family hotel is ps deltehtteRy situ- ated on the Sound, at the mouth of the Connecticut will open for the reception of guests on DAY, Suue 2 UNDER THE DIRECT MAN- TLANLIC CITY, Remodeled. Enlarged Refuruinhod Finest Hotel on the coust, W. 8. ANDERSON, op 1d _myl7-3m ee , SOUTH NHE VICTOR! HE WASHINGTO’ ATLANTIC CITY, Bi Connecticut ave. near Jel2-eo2m “Mrs. A. E. WHITE of Washington, Prop. _____ ASBURY PARK, N. SBURY PARK. N. J.-THE FENIMOKE—ALL modern improvements; 134 block from ocean; ca ak 00 guests. For partic fs apply to. “im THOS, NOBLE. FENWICK HALL has all the modern improvements, including hot and cold salt water batha. 5) for the season. For circulars, &c.,address F HALL, Saybrook Point, Coun, of'E. V, FOOT man House. New York. SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. AY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, Mi B TOLEL OPENS SUNE La ‘Location unsurpassed. tions. ‘Transient rates SBURY yl PARK HE ave. GUERNSEY—SEVENTH tfully located. Near beach, lakes and detning peviifons “Pastect eonitisen tes through. | Fates $12 and upward. Spex out. | Woven wire springs and hair muttrasses. Excel- we lent table. ‘Tennis, boating, Shing, dancing. Mod- _my28tow te prices. Fifth season. TH ‘ALLA 7Of Washington Cones ISLAND, VIRGIN een acer in the Atlantic ocean ; increase of Hotel accommo- dations ; uew buildings and other improvements; the finest beach and surf bathing in the world; snipe shoot- SBURY PARK, A Lenlis tage, 406 Sth ave, ie ronting Sunset Lake; newr ocean ; rooms and_equip- ments first-class Doating and fishing. estan Address Mrs. @. Be RAITT. Je7-6t" dug, Mahing and boat sailing _unwurpanied : can be reached daily’ by. south, Passengers goin to Cobl fe Taland must get off at Cobb's Station: trains: We will meet the 1 SBURY PARK, N.J.. OCEAN HOTEL—OPEN rain abd June 14." “Largest and Leading Hotel, tilaatrated | tain Sepa ie an, the 9:L8 p.m. sou Circular furmisued om application.” Address island by steamer, Terms: eotan Syle-im GEO. TL ATKINS & SONS. | Weeks g eer mois nein persia gee SBURY PARK, N. J. ther information addreus A. UO pants frods TH, SEASON, ATIANTIO HoreL, QCEAN ¢ cary, ae a saci ne Oca open E Ouse; bathing wh Je7-co2m EA. MARTIN. | Sorpussed: bost dahing, gunting and boating on the apap rape 4 VICTORIA. Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all modem jmprovements ;superior table ; terms moderate coast. No mosauitos. ' Old popular pri For circulate aud information address I: P. WEEDS. manager. Jez-Im YGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT comronr, vA. Unsurpassed in appointments, table and general at- tention. Terms, less for the accommodations, enter- tainments and ainusements ¢iveu that at any resort of Ani HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J, Front aed epirectly ob the Ucean, ol prestiae in the orn States, paiaaic, twice a gen y the celebrated Fort Mouror Band nightly ‘hope. a. WM. APPLEGATE, Prop, Bitest and moet delighttul sur? betuinie ou ths cosets ETKOI ‘AN Ht xood sailing, fishing and driving. Frequent presence M POLETAN HOTE! Ma of foreian aid “American abipe of war: daily Sit open June 14h, a Rot oa gee 1m _ THEO. OVES, Prop. Gono hence tere are woviaud ‘beeenee, ho) malar RIENTAL HOTEL AND ANS! arene S whe " ry Park, X-J. June 9 to Octaber 1 —. manodnas | Ceerssnana cap mine conan de from, seri . 2 eetetaa jeloccoS ut F. N. PIKE, Manager. GBA! SEE EYE IUE | Semon, oo Tar guar as Acad rates for + one of ‘the best houses, Betergid week and tre plhinn E tu year GES Je7- A. WYCKOFF, i. conan hak eueeaion, a Wi pie? Ta A MONTH AMBURY PARK, N. J, INEY POINT HOTEI, O¥ , THE Esu accommodations ; house aud furniture new; electric light throushout. ‘eat Baya ON 14 (HUNK 24, 1HoM MeOb. Fora PRGA VELLA JONH REASON S03 FinsT AVE, eddvess THOS. W, WIELL yonient td leks, bathinn osigcks from ocean. Coa: Point se county, Ma aFiney House clase. Ever: appointment new. RIGHT DELA- Service homelike cud’ conat. | BB rare il reopen : Fardon, 132 F st, n.w, “fire GG DaWsdxe vs ia* = ml7-3m* 935 Lat. o.w., SORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. MISCELLANEOUS. SPRINGS. VIRGINIA —The moat e water known. Indursed Vigeinia, and recowuized as: the in’ the state. Elevation high ehiful: beautitul erounds, walke end ae sae of music: post, tele-~ otc vitae ccs Tua ral Manager, 32-60 RANDALE SPRING SFO . Fi Aver sre pen = ‘msdn ALSIP & SMITH. Prope. BR. RAL SPRING: Sia CESS BEDFORD, PA; i Allegheny Mountcins: scenery unsurpassed ; hh sititndescool nights: ne. Thalaria Bor monguitoes: se 8 curative agent the water has no equal —— ments; Toerge’s famous orchestra peas Sane BE" Bacar apoiation, = 1. K DOTY, Manager. Baur SPRINGS HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE 15. UNDER NEW PROPRIETOR AND MANAGEMENT. ‘The hotel has been thoroughly renovated, repaired and refitted. NEW SWIMMING POOLS: for both ladies and gentlemen. ‘The waters of this famous old mountain resort have been considered a specific for rheumatism and cutaneons affections for more than 100 years. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad furnishes trans Portation a; reduced rates direct to the springs. Only Three Hours from Washington. No Staging. Four Trains Daily. CUISINE A SPECIALTY. Orchestra from Conservatory of Music, Bostom, en- gaged from July 1st. For circulars and information apply at the Ebbitt House or to ML. L, HALL, Proprietor, ™m26-1m ___ Berkeley Springs, W.Va. B ‘LEY SPRINGS, W. VA.—ST. CHAKLES Hotel (in close proximity to the Celebrated Baths having been completely refurfished, is now open f the reception of guests. For further inform ation ad- dress as above. CHARLES P. JACK & BRO., ‘Owners and Proprietors. _ RANDY WINE SPRINGS HOTEL, FAULKLAND, Dt. ‘The nearest great, Chalybeate’ Springs. ‘The finest Water inthe world for cure of Kidney’ disewses and rheumatism, Fine hotel, beautiful lawns, drives, walks aud surroundings. For Circular address KW. CROOK, Manager . A few very choice villa sites facing hotel lawn sale. ‘Apply OS! Drexse! Building, Pula, my24-e0~ Cares SPRINGS AND BATHS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. Y. 150 miles from Baltimore, 115'from Washington. With ite Superior Mineral Waters, Superb Summer wate. Ina Beautiful Mountain Region. Just the Spot to lay iife'e weary burdens downeni haves lovely uminer Home For medical and other testimony send for phamphilet, H. SALE, met Proprietor. THER ae Only 90 Minutes ‘The Nearest Springs in the ed States to this City. ‘The Greatest’ Murnesia, Springs in the World, ome Spring Alone Flowing 500,000 GALLOSS PURE WATER PER DAY. The Equal to the Celebrated Poland Springs of Maine. ONE MILLION DOLLARS. So highly is pure water valued. wien such, that the sun of one million do! have’ been recently offered for the far Springs of Maine, and the water of Chattolx assays almost exuctly the same ag thix wonderful water us Maine Sp.ings, except that it ix e te is precious: Worth muci more than & mullion dollars, and yet how few people seem to ap. preciate the importance of drinking pure water. Of course, the purer the air que breathes and the better the water one drinks, the higher the degree of health, avd the purity of the air and water of Chattounee Springs is matchless anywhere in this countr} THE FUNCTION AND SERVICE OF PURE WATER. but it is a purifyin sing the syster Washington. purer. Water is not only a agent ay well, and by eli the medium of the wreat organs it acco hygienic body lure otherwise clow and congest interfere with the proc preventive as we in Kidney troubles, matisin, Live arising from purifying organs of the system and ¢ poisonous principles and substances health. THE CHEMISTRY OF CHATTOLANEE SPRINGS WATER, The following critical analysis observatio Chattolance Water is iil, ghd I< of rare service Dy-pepsia, indigestion, Rheu- ‘audi the various complications nd supplemental were furnished by Professors Lehmann chemists of reuowu, who rujoy the tull confidence! the great cheueal sehool ot the Johus kins University of Baltimore, Maryland Battrone, January 16, 1890. Result of the Analysis of sample of Spring Water attolance Springs Green Spring Fark; sample 10, 18 ier st springs SAMPLE PiREECILY OLE Matter in Buspension. * Orvauic Matter, Amnon, One Gallon Inorganic LF Ke Not a Trace Not a Trace 231 Ci Se Inches) contains jatter iu Solution..........8.289 Grains CONSIST Magnesium Carbonat Calcium Carbonate, Magnesium Chloride. Sodium Chloride. Lith Sodium Suipii Potussium Suiphate.. Iron Oxide, Silica, Carbon ocarbonates forming Bi-carbonates, Signed, COMPARE. THE TWO ANALYse. Carefully read these two analyses and then decide in the f the ablest scientific evidence how closely Tes of the two great Springs (Chattolanee Sulphate of Potassa, Chloride of Sodrun Carbonate of soda, rbouate of Lime. Carbonate of Magnex Oxide of Iron and Alumin Sihea Total... The Water is a » Pb. D., ied Chemistry: observe that cH Professor of = lytical ‘and AD In comparing these two analyses, pl where the Poland Spri Water bas in each alion on grains of orcunic matter, which is always, im every water, the index of its comparative impurity the Chajtolanee Water is absolutely free from orgau: iuatter. ro that while the Poluud Water is auques: Honably a remarkably pure water, the Chattolanes ranks as even @ purer water. 300,000 gallons pure water from one spring daily, SOM UF THE ADVANTAGES OF CHATTOLANEE SPEINGS HOTEL. Free from Malaria, No Mosquitoes, Lotty Elevation Charuunz Scenery, Romant ks, Pleasant Dri Maguificent Vistas, One-eigiith mile of Porch, An the real Country, not in a awe, Beautiful Park aud Rustic Tavilions, ‘Munic. Special Features and Attractions, Bowling alley. Wiliard Koo, Children’s Flay mand GymLasium, ‘Bath Rooms in plenty, Perfect Drainage, Splendid Ventilation, Weientitc Plumbing, Unusually Dr; Calter, Larxe Cham! Large, Wide and Airy Halls, ‘Social Hall, a unique feature, Three Wideand kasy Stairways, Bteam Elevator, team Heat for Cool Nights and Mornings, Kitchen separate from Main Building, A Unique Dining Room Service, “= le Kefined ana Homelike, ONLY 90 MIN Stable. ES’ KIDE FROM WASHINGTON. Pe eeheing xcursion Tickets, good for ten days, efigupd-teip Excursion Tickets, good for the season, spot that is always cool. A park of nearly 100 actes filled with kizantic oak, poplar, beech and chest- nut trees. A commodious and entirely new hotel, ac- commodating 300 people. Unysually fine anusic by an orchestra of solo periormers, pooad for descriptive book describin 4 Springs and jotel at Star office, or WM. L. STORK, Owner, Chattolanee Spring’ Hotel hattolanee, 36-61% MOUSTAIN House, CRESSON SPRIN On the Summit of the Alle! WILL OPEN JUNE For circulars and information, addreas WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt. my1-2m Cresson, Cambria county, Pa, FReveures wine HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA rings, famous from 1830 to 1860, de- stroyed roped tn inate war, rebuilt th TRO, are located ‘southwest ot “i Vintinis Midland ralway, and six iillew frou Ware Fenton, Va THE NEW HOTEL, Com) im all appointments (water, gas, electric Rais casees to any other suiniuer resort in the ‘mountains of Virvinia, a Beautiful Walks and Drives, Elegant SEASON FROM JUNE 7 ‘Terms moderate. Address Je7-0olw* JOHN L. MILLS, Manager. ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR § $EErmos, Frederick Count; ‘Will be open Ist of Juue for canon asonsten minute drive from the LK. station overs splendid road snd i joe in the «reatest abundance, gathered frou tay medical and other teviutiany wen far pale ‘Proprietor. Moana HOUSE, ae puhequs Springs, Bradford County, het-clage hovel tay outage, June 16: hichest pomt‘on Northern Contec Ralicoet a sane ¢ wonderful curative quali TO OCTOBER 10. ‘Good im: every modern convenience. ates, sivtogiaper week” a ine $e3-2026t * “Proprietor, HE CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM ary willy othe? weet Seenenns Ss Vir- nia, as w other mrdical suthorities of the nited States pe pund Capacity, 11300, raten ap te 870 yer eccont- ing to location of room and boa elevation, nd Obie. ticket | 00 seek. Fam ovo at Cosas wo peti oon P= SS ae et iatrob r ears partner of the the Greenbrier Sulphur Springs. i ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATH R= ENGREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS = NEAR WINCHESIER, VA- about frony Washington, will $s opened on THURSDAY, (9. For terms and all information apply A. & PRATT. eee : o WEET S MONROE COUNTY: W.VA. The most noted for its excellent and comfortable ar- commodations in the two Virginias. The hotel buiki- ings and cottages are maled tu thelr superior cou struction and ce. Altitude over 2,000 fret. short and Deeutfiul drive from station an splendid 4-horee coaches. Terms reduced to ba ag week, SE8.E oe AN, Send for pamphiets, N. RT Manager. myi7-cozm_ 4 TRIBLING SPRINGS. Alum, Sulphur and Chalybeate Waters, Shenandoah Mountains, Va. Rebuilt, and is the best agvoumted ‘house in the Vir- nia mountains. Tabie first-class, Third seasop. jew owners. for circular, CHICHESTER & STEWART, L-a.tu, theet .. Stribling Springs, Wiss ee 80 ULPHUK SPRINGS, BATH 0. wements and a most delighera pool on the contin 1 Sulphur spout Baths ranging from 70 to Tees; @ apecific for Gout, Kheumatism, Seis va. Hndred diseases, Infallible renuedy” for Dyspey ‘The usual amusement, Fine Bail Room. Good Band, _ 99-1. THOx.3. GLOVER, Manager WHITE SULPHUR srxiNos, w. va GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Elevation 2,000 feet above the level of the sea. summer climate. Accommodations Splendid railroad service. Elegant ves jnquire at GPNERAT: TICKET Gapecintcadent, ‘or information OFFICES, or address W S0DEMSS. ROCKVILLE MD, WILL BE OPEN for the recite ibquite at the Claren: ha ave. Mra M3. COLLEY, Proprietress, ap2l-3m VEK SPRINGS SUMMER KESORT 18 NOW pen. Those im yureult of pleasure oF Deaith wd itte@ their tuterest to take = look before elsewhere Address Dr. RP BLAKISIONE & 303-1an* Raver springs, Md. ME HIGHLAND COUNTRY lichtiul resort. thirty minw 1 ratlrowd, the fai hur eprines. houses am, baths Spe water ly turnteled nny and are * The beaut teas, fetes, or other enter Bments Parties des ~y © lusuriows home, com~ Yenient to the city, can find it et the Hietlande, Duuners aapecialty Wsniat P ul summer resort in Mary- and shady, lange Seentitel and hea! th > ’ aa baths delurh pure pecchess pany test Ta paths | deli Water atid mountain air, apring of Iithin water ob the pose: eicellent, one bour trom Baltimore on Kefer to Hon. Chas KR. Roberts, Hon. Prank T. Sha@ “eS A. McKeily, cE NOW OPEN eat Mra. STEPHEN C_ MAGRAW, Westnuneter, Ma. GROVE HOTEL. mj THE OSBORNE. A delightful place of summer resort. Roome comfortable and cool, atiefactory tn every ret spect. We refer to present Toots can be rented. - Terr tabie board and $10 and @15 per mouth for room, Tra’ xiated. Inquire at WAKKEN ) 11th st, or of the proprietors «tlie lucation is only 20 aniles distant ranch “B >. KK Twelve tras ay. Bemutif trees, mi Toquet abd jawn teunis grounds and vthee Ds. #20 per me attract 303-20 V merly Washington Inn), TENNALLYTOWN OAD, Now open for daily aud monthly boarders; also foe the Thome Who are drivin ors eerved at # moment's notice. W. 2. OSBORNE & €O., Proprietors OODLEY IN f fee must pomuively have cards of ade Mission. Apply to JAS. KR KEENAN, mis im Pr SULPHUR SPRINGS 80 MILES Md. RR, 1,000 feet above on. seudeet Giskens. aed ards, stables, lance buildings. Cireu Pa ave.” Address A. M. JE: Ma. RORA, WEST VIRGINIA. ‘On top of the Alleghames, The Aurora House and nex Bow open. Pure, bracing air Five spring wa. | ter. Good table, abundantly supplied. nd soft spring beds. Aunpie xrounds and Bowling, tennis aud croquet. Good saddle aud driv- jug horses for hire cheap. Splendid roads aud beauti- ful drives. Scenery unsurpassed. No malaria, BO fogs, no mosquitoes. Cail at Star office for circular. m1%-1m J.B. SHAFFER, Prop y VIEW HOUSE, IN THE AL a 3.000 feet clevation; a ary rooms: 4 satidle and driving horses; bowling alley. tennis grounds; reasonable ‘rates, rene JOHN A. LANTZ, Aurora, W Va. yest CAISEILE MOUNTAIN GLENWOOD HoreL. 7 Reduced prices for May and June, Healthy and Dest table in inountaius, All Kinds of anusemeute, Send for circular, . BKAMSON, Catskill. 22m THONY HALL, CAMP HILL, HARPER | 20 to ‘September 25; references exchanged. Send for circulars and terms, S. W. LIGHA NER, Clerk. Jev-1m? LUE MT. HOUSE, WASHID ‘ON ©O, MD will open June 25, Rooms may pow be engaged by applying by letter or im person to J.P. SHA Carroliton Hotel, Baltimore, Md." my21-4m Deer Panx Axp Onsxzasp, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATER. BEASON OPENS JUNE 21, 1890. These famous mountain resorts, situated at the sum- mit of the Alleghanies and directly upon the main line of the Baltimore and Obto railroad, have the advantage of its splendid vestibuled express train service both east apd west, and are therefore readily accessible from all parts of the country. All Baltimore aud Obio trains stup at Deer Park aud Oakland during the season. RATES: 860, 875 AND #90 A MONTH, ACCORD- ING TO LOCATION, All communications should be addressed to GEORGE D. DeSHIELDS, Manager Baltimore and Ohié Hotels, Cumberland, Md., up to June 10; after that date, either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett county, Md. my 17-%tu,th,tye2 7 CENTS COTTAGE, DEER PARK, MD— Among the Allegheny mountains, 3,000 feet Above tide water; reduced rates for fainilies, MIS® M.A EARNS. de3-Lan® FE KITTATINNY, DELAW ARE WATER GAP, Pa.—Open trom May 1 tu November. Seud for circular, _8ps0-2an W, A. BRODHEAD & SONS, yATEK GAP HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap, Pa Now open. _de2-3m. L. W. BROADHEAD. E ‘AGLES MERE, PA, ON TOP THE ALLEGHA. “4 Mountains. —Pure air, tuil of tonic tualaira or mosquitoes ; boating on an ulng in the take rambles throuzh tistural forests; teunts and otber pes; table ana service of the first order. Circulars Fead jyllotel Eales Sere. INGHAM & BREED. a POET PENDLETON: 3,000 FEET ABOVE SEA. Seasou oprngJune 1." Nine hours from Washing- ton via Band O. aud W. Va. Central. | Terms #8 aud 810 per week. Mre. L. M. DEAKIN Garrett county, Md. JALLEY dOME, MIDWAY BETW ter and Capon Springs aud five miles fro hon Springs, iu the mountains of Vingiuia, will be opened for the reception of guests June 15. Terms $25 per mouth City references can be furnished. For particulars address Mrs. 8. 5, GURE, Goi Frederick county, Va. KEE Man a oe SUMMER RESORT wail reopen June 16. Has weli-shaded lawn. fine moun- tain water, hot and cold baths, porticoes, fine scenery aud large rooms. Address J. M. BELL, myls-lm* OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER Mra. 8. E, LOVETT, propriew willopen June oth: among the mountains; shady lawns; rooms newly puintedand renovated; fine views from ail windows; excellent table; fresh uulk, terms @6 per week. 3m HITE MOUNTAINS, N. HL MAPLEWOOD KOTEL AND COTAGES. The Palace Hotel of the Mountains, completeinevery detail. Many important renovations since last sum- mer. The new and clegant Casino will open its first season for the free and exclusive use of Maplewood uests, Address . AINSLIE & MoGILVRAY, ‘24 Boylston st., Boston, Mass Managers, until July 5; afterward Maplewood, N. H. qw31-s,tu, thim ROSPECT “Lagles Mere, cuatming summer home tor families: delightfully pure aud braciuy air: sood soc Hoty; ood be thing > NO malaria; Lo mosquitoes ing ; no saloous; no row cottage sites foF sal at | ILL PARK, OVERLOOKING Pa; ele 500 feet A A few el Te WELDEN, ST. ALBANS, VT. An elewant house, luxuriously furnished, situated on park front, 300 fect above the Lake Champlain val- ley and on the western slope of the Green mountains ; house has 200 rooms, many en suite, gax and electric light, steam heat and electric bells: OUs' safety ele- vator; cuisine perfect. WALTER B. JOHNSON, Manaxer. ROCKY POINT HOTEL, BACK BAY, ST. ALBANS, VT. Open May 25 to November 1. Excellent fishing, good boats and experienced guides furnisled. 10-60 ALIEK B. JOHNSON, Manager. ALTER’S SANITARIUM IS THE BEST. SIT- uated in a grand mountain park with crystal springs. babbling brook’ irs im, scenery of the evergreen groves, orchards, gardeus livery, baths, massaye, Swedish movements, electricis bowling, boating, croquet, tennis, gymnasium. malaria Or mosquitoes. For circulars address KOBT. WALTER, M-D., Walter's Park ¥.0., Weruersville, Ps. MISCELLANEOUS. _ (orron’s SUMMER RESOWT OPEN JUNE 20. B. M. COLTON, Proprietor, River ‘Springs Post Office, Je1 2-140? Maryland. OLONIAL BEACH.—FOR SALE—A SIX-ROOM Cottage: lot SYx150: in square south of Prof. Bell's cottage; price $1,900. Also several Fruit Lots for sale. Apply to J.B. HAMMOND, Jel2-thi&s6t* Office 12th st and Ohio ave. nw. \OLONIAL BEACH MOTEI.ON SALT WATERS OF Cithe Lower Potomac.—Family Hotel; fine beac safe bathing; ffskiue cod crabbing, live gttached to house; geod yonste. ‘cuisine uns For particulars address W. I. CRUMP, Proprietor or H. EVANS, 1321 Fst. de5-1. rpuovsaxn ISLANDS. THE NEW ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, CAPE VINCENT, N.Y. J. H. ROBINSON, Mgr. ‘The only With all the modern appointments, Haitux is the worlds Fast trains from 42d st, Saw Zot, cn and after Jane 39, daily, ot 9: 15 ferry, W.Va.—A limited number received from | COUNTRY BOARD. COUPLE WITH BO, Cun Ba N. VERY NEAR A. Force Glen oi Party o: Gentlemen, awe. Add G 20D CHEAP BOARD IN A NICE HOUSK, SITS at the e¢ a healt nd water and For turther # burg. Loud I OCATION HEALT 4 Two or Three. pew Mrs. JONES, Forest ik BOARD AT e CooL water “SUNNY SIDE. Addrens Mrs. J. T. HARRISON, sah Junction, Jeflerson Co. W.Va, FASONABLE BOARD-HEALTAHY LOCATION, wn aud country; no childres, eTeLces wiven and Required, GE H. FLAGG, Charlestown, Jef Jere ae HOUSE, BEAUTIFUL! Biue Kidge Mountas | 4 bow and station: dancing and Adress M. bk, va. 1-4 Wat D—-TO BOAKD IN THE or Eiht Gentlemen clerks im gove COUNTRY, SIX would prefer them io te ut department. Address Prince George's House, Bladensburg, Md. JeLL-at* BR EASOMABLE BOARD NEAR JORDAN'S pri convenient to depot and post office; accommodations for b arringes. For terme Pe rs. BO WASHINGT henson'e, 1 rederick Co., Va, deld-1 YRTLE HALL, LOCATED AT the Biue Kidge M ders. For teru THE BASE 0 how gpen for Sums -W NICHON nd Hill, Loud ae OARDERS WANTED AT PEONIAN SPI 3 Farin. the loveliest mountai scenery t © For terms address Mrs. 1D. MILTON, Clark's Va. WO. & WK dele PAIVATE FAMILY WIL RECEIVE A F we Guests bs midway betw ments hon conveyance to stat Hox G4, Laurel, M Mpcron ax DESIRES will Travel or Board highest references, W, GKADUATE) Puyal SS, Box 16, de7-tie* SUMMIT HoTEL, GAITHERSBURG, MD... 550 feet above Warhington, 40 minutes’ nde therefromg depot in sight ; abundauce of shade, wilk amd jer-tt™ Mra HENDRICKS. CHEST GROVE DARBY'S COTTAGE), inUtes’ Walk frou Gaiihersbury Station Foome and. sgcommudation Water; terns zooderate. Apply ob premises, Je0-0t KOSPECT HILL- BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED tu the Mountaius of Vincinis. Slade, Fruit Spring Water, Piano, Fine saddle Horses “Table Board uber: gelled’ City reterences. HENSON SIMPSON, North Fork, Loudoun county, V ded th tise, SUMMER, BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILOMONT Loudoun County, Va.; one of th 3 clerant maik, shade and wood And ‘hesituitul sections ‘of ‘Vine shade, fruit, milk, vegetables, &e.. dancing yaviliog, aud other ai For particuars address De J. TAVENNER myS-th&s3m NHE TALBOTT HOUSE, OPEN FOR BOARDERS June >; Lait nile fron! Barnesville stauou: full Miew of Sugar Loaf mouutain. elecunt and lawn. | Address N. 1. TALBOTT, Bary Montgomery county, Mi ARGE BKICK HOUSE and fresi vewe *ATIONS POR THIKTY BOARDERS Laud ne-half mile from Boyde bh Baitamore and Obto, lawn, spring water, Priv: ms cared for. Te TAUDE Ie Boyds state QUMMER BOARDERS WANTE 83 Londoun county, Va W. and O. KK, comibins of the neighborhood, make it a most Address CN. THOMPSO ONT SEND FAMILY TO SU se. Rane term pies: right aud Oaki id table a we trai ing factliteg mirabie y mah lw ‘BAN BOARD. tenning r. | Circulars from J. My m31-Tun : FROM BOYD athletica by col DAVIs, Mountain Lake Park, Md. AWN COTTAGE Station. airy er; terms mode BUKDEITE, Burdette P.O., AHEAP COUNTRY Boar Ctndividuale, Eapeciuily Boy five miles by river or rail fro house, large ro Address We 1. WHT La IEW HOUSE OPEN JUN um, bath, hot and cold aie Iawiny abundance of slide, piano, riding and driving ho Address SOMEKSET WILLIAMS, Boyd's Station, Md. MMEK BOAKDING HOUSE, ilk, &c., 1n profusion . t lawn with an abundan > mall children taken. Address PK: m17-Lm Affection. INCHIFEELY & EVANS, headquarters, For sale by ali druggists. K. LEON, ‘The Uldest Eatehticed nd only Reliable Ladie® e City, Dot ween 439 and 6ty Prompt treatment. Consultation strictly confidems tial. separa for Ladies, Medicine, 21.” Oshice always open. can be e¢ i-xperien OF Mra. Wil aud ¢, Lith 25. Frompt a Ladies’ Physiciau iu the city cf Park piace we, Tact ath Lstavlisued 1895, G-FSTABLISHED Al jan, Can be coumitite tu.W. Utes Roun wath Ladies ouly yen DK. BLOTHERS, 906 BS . appeared Lefure ime and made vati that be i tbe Oldeat Latablixied bapert Bpecumlist um thinerty, id willguarauteea cured ailcaree ct privatedioons linen and furbish medicine, OF Mo charge , — Hoon aid advice ines af au Liou ut tke dag Bu. seribed and rworn to betore we by br. BLOT BK? BAMUEL ©. MILLS, & Notary Pubs in — ll ae Coumeia, Usle oo day ol dua, b ~ THAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAS 44 BROTHE! the Oldes(-estauiished advertise Ladies’ Fuysician 3h tute city. kadien, ou com coundeutiy consuit br BROTHERS, 00 Bote a. Farucular attention pod to all uiscasce peculiat tQ iaics meted or chic’ “Fuly Setiw easeriuce et! ~ N) ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOT La ali to pan. EAD AND BE WISE ‘or twoof Dr. BROTHEIMS' Iiy.worating cure any case ot Nervous Devility aud loss: herve power. 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