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VIEWERS Orders Abrogated.

Havana November f1-Marshal Blanco
has abrogated the orders of his predeceS-
sor as to the destruction of the fields and
huts of the insurgents. He has also Cancelled
the prohibitions by which the Spanish sol
diery have been prevented from camping
in the towns.
The new orders direct that the soldiers
shall he provided with blankets and water
proof coats and that when in camp they
shall always be sheltered as far as posi-
bic from the rains and dew. No fewer than
SO 900 sick soldiers are now in the hospitals
of the island. Today the mail steamer lsla
de Panay, which left Havana FOR Spain,
carried 6S officers and 500 sick soldiers.
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ma. the port at which the steamer Mont
serrat, with Lieutenant General Weyler,
will dock, q fotilla of steamers will meet
General Weyler off the port and he will be
received with music and other Incidents of
an elaborate ovation. He will be rendered a
luncheon Immediately on landing, and In
the evening there will be fireworks.
The socialists are said to be planning a
counter demo nS traton.
The cabinet council today decided 20 EN-
power Marshal BanCO governor general
Of Cuba and General Primo de Rivera, gov
ernor general of the Philippine Islands, TO
grant amneS!ies.
A proposal to build two ronclads was
ole
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Thirty-Eight Inches of Rain.

Baltimore November 9.-The steamer
Darlington. which arrived at SnarroW5
Point today. reports thirty-eght inches OF
rain as having fallen in the province or
Santiago de Cuba during OCtobCs.
Great damage was done and one or the
on the railroad from THO mines to the
steamer piers was carried away.
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Cattle Can Enter Cuba Free.

Washington. November n.-Nice Consul
Springer has sent to the state department
the governor generals decree permitting
from the 10th instant the importation OF
all horned cattle into the island oi CUBA
free of import or other duties.
The decree will remain in force until
January 1Oth next The actual importation
of cattle at this time IS 1000 head per
,-n,,ly
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He Is Fiftv-Six Years Old.

London. November 9.-The birthday Of
the prince of Wales was celebrated today
with tn" usual flag hosting. bell ringing
ard artillery salutes. lie was born No
Nyubtr .. 1871.
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FOREIGN Exiles Will Be Handed Over

Madrid November 12.-The press gehrr-
ally approves the decree pardonlnG "HlleS
from Cuba and Porto Rico. All foreign
.rs VIII be handed to the care of the con-
suls Of their respective governments.
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Press Approves Pardon.

Madrid November 12-The press gene
rally approves the decree pardoning cNilos
from Cuba and Porto Rico. All foreigners
viii be handed over to the case of the con-
suls of their respective governments.
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ROYAL Decree Soon.

Madrid. November IA royal decree
granting autonomy to Cuba Will De formal
ly gaZctted on November 23d.
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Insurgent Force Surrenders.

both countries, while at the same time re-
speeding the rights of Spain
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SALISBURY USES
SOOTHING WORDS
English Are Not Pleased with the
Situation in Africa.
THEY WANT FRANCE CALLED
European Republic Determined To
Hold What She Has.
THEY WANT FRANCE CALLED
BRITISH OFFICERS SENT TO The SCENE
Capital and May Be Used in
African Trouble.

London, November 13-The speech of the
marquis of Salisbury, at Guild hall on
Tuesday last, lord mayors day, again prov
ed MN OF being lGSt master Of saying moth
ing in many soothing words.
II WAS essentially peace speech and did
not contain Il single Indication as to how
lar the gov crnmCnt is prepared to go into
indian, Egyptian, Soudan OF Niger affairs
'eyond general what can be done will
DE dof'e. Even the supposed menace to
France has since been explained and was
not intended 20 excite French feelings but
was merely to give English opinion mild
Satisfaction from Il pretended bluff
LIE pFeilI"rS uttcranC"s the subject
Of intern t'ion II federation led 20 the COR
ciusion that the government Is wearying
Of Great Britain's splendid isolation' and
the impcrialisic plans Of the secretary Of
state for the colonies Mr.. Joseph Cham
berain, hay" not yet Progressed enough to
permit Great Britain to maintain her pol
icy of separation from the rest of the
world. The continental newspapers regard
d4strustfully praise of tIZ concert of the
powers coming from the leader of the
power which rightly or wrongly the whole
of Europe believes to have been the most
untrustworthy element in it.
a Vienna newspaper voices the general
distrust. saying:
I'm gland has seized in Africa. as else
where. the hons share. First. she cheated
Germany. triCklng her out of promising
territory In exchange for the crumbling
rock of TIcliOgoland. Then she caused
Italy to breed for her in Erythoa and has
now only to deal with one opponent whom
she d"sp.s"s, amely-Francc. to which she
has always been an unpleasant ncighbor
continually tearing pieces from her living
body. she took Canada and everything
valuahl" the French had in Asia. mostly
by cunning. and proved herself the per-
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British

Simla. November 7.-Onjcial dispatches
from Maidau, in the Mailman valley, where
tho Iir.tIsh column. Und"r Sir William
I.ockhurt Is cHcamp.d. say Il large d'!uto-
tlon of the Or;lkzais has entered th" camp
10 treat for peace but that as yet tho Atri-
dis gives no sign of yielding. Meanwhile
the tr!bcsmen cut tn" telegraph wires
nightly. porsistcUtly haras5 the expedition,
fire at long range ON every haEGaE" con-
voy crossing ArhauEd pass and attack 'N-
cry furagiuE party one Of the Latter mar
rowly escaped massacre.
Several have been Killed or wounded IN
the dcsuItOry encounters. Among tn" KIN
cd was Lieutenant Guifford. of tn" MORT T.
amptOushirc regime mt. Lieut. nilt SUM
van, OF ia" Skins, was badly ""nhH"u.
Tribesmen Slaughter Sikhs.
S,mla November 9--The report that n2-
tive officer and thirty-s'x skins belonging
to the Kurram column had been intorc"pt-
ed by tribcsmen in ravine and slaugh-
tered Is officially confirmed.
1t appears they were assisting in 4 re-
commissioners up the Thurman, river.
Taking It short cut down hill they came
to a raviuc. where the grass Of the jungle
was burning.
The flames spread 50 rapidly rs To com
pl,tcIy cut off their retreat, and tHo tribes
men, seeing their predjCamcnt. s"1rWrI
on the higher ground, hurled down rocks
upon th,m and closed around tnr men
until the who.c thirty-s.H were shot or cut
down
The Sikhs fought herocajiy until the very
last their officer killing two rebel CHEFS
y.iti, nv own hands before he fell
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proceeds will go toward relieving the in
debtedness of Our Lady of Mercy's
Academy.
The iorty hours alteration commences
at st. Patrick Church to-day.
The forty hours adora ion will COM
mence at old St. Mary's Church on Call
forna street on the 25 b.
Father Wyman OF the PauIist fathers
goes 70 New York the early part of the
week, to atten the general chapter of the
order. The most important thing to be
| done at this gathering will be the election
OF general superior 10 succeed the late
Father Hewitt.
On Tuesday evening, at the Episcopal
Church OF the Advent, Rev. T. S. Nichol-
son of Oxford, England, will deliver a
lecture on the churches of that country.
Rev. DR.. Marquis OF Mccormick Sem
mary IS supplying the pulpit of the Flr>t
Unitarian Church, Portland, during the
vacation months. DR.. Hill has gone
East.
Professor Albert L. Leonard, PAD,
principal o: the High School in Birmlng-
nam, \. Y, has 0een selected as dean OF
the College of Liberal Arts of Syracuse
Univers tV, TO succeed the late Dr. John
R. French.
Rev, NJ. H. Plumb, pastor of Dougla,
Park Churc Chicago is in the CITY. ac-
companied by Mr.. Plumb. Tney will
spend some weeks on the coast.
Kew j. Il. Henderson Of the California
conference has been appointed agent of
the Chlldren's Home-finding Society for
Northern California.
The Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
for Aged and Infirm o. this City will re-
celve bequest OF s250O each from the
estate Of Jacob Scholle, the banker.
The Rev. Oscar J. Cohen of Mobile. Ala.
VrIV n af
Israel.
Rev. Dr. Isl ore Myers, B.A., the new Y
elected rabbi of the Bush-street TEMPLE.
will arrive in this City with his wife on
July q, and will deliver his first sermon
on Saturday morning. July 81, ut 10
o'clock. The doctor will also deliver a
lecture al the temple on Sunday eyenin o
August l. at O. clock.
On a recent Sunday Bishop Morris an
nounced to the congregation at Oregon
City that "Dr. w. ID. Williams, formerly
a Congregational minister at San Fran
cisco, would serve them as lay reader for
six months"
Rev. j. S. Thomson of Los Angeles viii.
take his vacation during August and Sep
tember. He will go East, visiting Bos-
ton, New Y York City, and Montreal, Can
ada. The church will be closed during his
absence.
President Scovel with the end of an
other year will have completed fifteen
years of servIc. at Wooster University,
OHIO. He proposes then TO retire from
that i'm portant post.
The Peoples Church, South Chicago,
dedicated its new building June 20.
TWENTY-FIVE united with the church the
same dav.
Inc Zumbrota (MInn.) churchobserved
us lortleth anniversary June q. %,
With hiStOr cal sermon nm S,ndav o0tb
ony the pastor Rev. James Oakley. July
4, tne Rochester (Minn.) church OBJ
served Its SEVENTEEN anniversary.
announcement is made that the Benevo.
lent fraternity OF Churches has decided
to Withdraw support from the Church of
the unity, Boston, and that it viii be
closed on July ]. Since Rev. Minot !
Savage removed to New York the pulpit
has teen occupied by the Rev Leslie w
Sprague. the New South congregation
uniting with that of Unity.
Rev. Frank z. Smedley. who was or.
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knights of Honor.

The following officers of Polar Star Lodge
were installed on Friday evening by P. L.
Archibald, G. D., assisted by w. J. Tbom pson,
G. V. D., Thomas Learned. G. A. D., and
Thomas John stone, G. r.: George w. Kin
nard, P. D.; George F. Lemont, " D.; W. W.
Fsirehild, A. D.; E. Worth, R. R. H. ~ Fair
mont, c.; ]. H. Duncan, guardian: E. Z.
Housley, S.. E. Worth. trustee.
The officers of Ivy Lodge were installed on
Friday by Deputy Scott Elder, assisted by
Deputies Summers, French and Pierce.
6 'lden Stale Lodge OF Oakland had as visitors
on Tuesday ". J. Thomp on, G. V. D.; Thomas
Jonnst4ne; g, r., and and Deputies F. Lawrence
and G. r. Miller. The meeting was addressed
by ]. w. Ward, P. G. D., and w. w. Morrison
of Oakland.
Leland Stanford Lodge, the baby lodge of
San Francisco, had a packed meeting last
Thursday evening. The following officers were
Installed by Deputy +. Lawrence: NJ. Davis.
p. D.; c. Wahi. D.; J"meS Garrod, Y. D.; R.
Sands, A. D.. J. J. Beran, R.; A. Strohmeier,
lain; NJ. schIegemllch, guide; O. schoenwaId,
e.; George Eberlein, 8. -truStees-R Sands +.
Thyes and o. SchOenwaid. Afler the business
was disposed OF a splendid banquet was served
and high jinks was indu ged in until the wee
sma' hours" Among the visitors were: z. l..
Archibald, G. D.; W. ]. Thompson, G. V. D.;
I. tombstone, G. R.; C. H. Holcomb, D. 6. D.,
and Deputies Lawrence and French
Z. \. Falvey P. d. of Yer ba Buena Lodge,
has been appointed D. d. for distr ct No. %,
comprising Yosemite, America, Anchor and
Polar Star.
At the regular meeting of the Past Die
tators Association C. II. NJ. Curry, supreme
represen Ia:ive, was elected president, r. II.
Noble vice-presdent and Thomas Johnstone
secretary. All past dictators aud sitting die
tators are invited to attend the next meeting
on the first saturday in August. royal
good time is assured to all who attend.
The officers of Fortuna Lodge were ms tailed
OH Thursday evening. Every oflicer-elect was
present. P. L. Archibald, q. D.. assisted by
Deputies Summers and Falyey, .rforned the
ceremony.
Fortuna Ledge initiated one new member
for Saxon Lodge, the candidate having to
leave the city before the next meeting OF
Saxon Lodge.
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knights of Pythias.

Golden City Lodge No. 63, knights OF
Pythias, celebrated its sixteenth anniversary
last Tuesday by banquet at the Maison st.
Germain after the installation of the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: W. P. Pea
cock, Z. c.; NJ. Fellheimer, " c A. Enger,
P; DR.. A. S. Tucker, NJ. OF W; George bomp-
son, X. o r. and s.; Numar Rose, " F.. l.. c.
L Wy, NJ. of f.; a. L. Stcrrs, NJ. at A.; f,
Weckerstheimer, l. G.; Henry Scott, o. G. The
instainng officer was Henry Striker, d. D. G.
c., assisted by the grand officers. There were
present at the installation aud u t the bauq Iet
q number OF visitors, and the evening was
pleasantly spent in speechmaking, singing and
good cheer.
The following named were installed as the
officers OF Harmony Lodge No. Is, Kn ghts OF
Pythias, by E. b. Mcguire in Red Mems Hall:
Otto Quellmats, c. c.; Peter Bleh, V. c.; II.
Behrens, p. Robert Tnierman, N: OF w;
Charles Kinkel, NJ. of E.; Henry Wiliweber
K. of R. and S; C. Jensen. NJ. at A; Cnarles
Aetsig. l. g.; Carl ssobel, o. G. After the in
stal'ation the knights went TO Krucke's,
where fine collation. awaited them. During
the evening there were toasts and esponses
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Two stained glass windows have been
donated to St. Mary's Catholic Church
(the old CathedraD, on the corner of Cali
fornia and Dupont streets. This last gift
leaves only two windows yet unappro-
priated.
One window, the gift of Mrs. NJ. H. de
Young, represents st. Bernard at prayer,
with the Crusaders who rallied to the de-
tense of Jerusalem against the Turks at
his call. gathered round him. Itillustrates
the history of the Christian church in the
twelfth century, and occupies the place
between st. Augustine and st. Francis of
ASSIST.
The other window represents the death
of st. Francis Xavier, after his wonderful
missionary career in India and Japan.
The names OF the donors are not given,
by their own request. These windows
were designed by Mr.. Bryan Clinch. and
were executed under the personal direc-
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FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT.
Select Knights of America.

The following named officers of Triumph
Legion No. IL, Select Knights of America, who
are to serve for the ensuing term were in
stalled last Friday evening at Mangle's Hall,
Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets: Past COM
mander, G. Mangels; commander, j. ]. Suther-
land; vice-commander, j. Joubert; Lieutenant
commander, II. Schulken; captain, W.. l..
Thomson; recorder. W. c. Crowley; recording
treasurer, G. Lawton; treasurer, w. I. Thorn
son; standard bearer, T. Beaudet; junior
guard, L. Slcotte; sentinel, s. Roberts; medl-
Gel examiner, p +. c. Biehl, Md.
Al CT the lns stalation ceremony the newly
installed officers initiated seven candidates in
q very cred1iable manner, as they have the
ritualistic work down 10 perfection. The
order is in fourishing condition, initiating 6
members nearly every meeting night.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
On the Border OF Clear Lake.
LAKE COUNTY, CAL,
New and cOmmodious l,oteI Just complet,

New and Commodious hotel Just CompIeted
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND LIGHTED
~ by electricity. Largest dining-room north of
san francisco
THOUSANDS CURED BY THE WATERS AT
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
waters unrivaled in the cure of Dropsy, Rheu-
matlsm stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles
On sale. bottled and in Siphons corner Thirteenth
and Webster Streets Oakland. cal.
lndorsed by Leading Physicians.
Over thirty kinds of mineral springs. Resident
physician. Superb climate. Fine trout streams.
Deer and small game Plentiful. All kinds of
amusenents Mineral baths in variety.
Table Unsurpassed.
Reached by shortest and best stage route into
Lake County Round trip from S. f via 8 +. and
n. p TO Hopand sS. or via :. p 10 Calistoga So
Open Every Day in the Year.
Terms T asonable. For further information ad-
dress ]. CRAIG, Highland Springs, Lake Co Cal.
Or Sc, in San Francisco LEE d. CRAIG, 316
Mont gomery st. Send for illustrated pamphlet
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bers of the 81. Wear convention badges

bers OF the 81. Wear convention badges
and caps.
This evening the pastor of Grace M. e.
Church will give the first of course of
three sermons on Social Problems" ,"
The subject this evening will be "The In
dustrial Revolution; July 25, "The
Monopoly OF Wealth." and August l,
THE Sting of Poverty"
Monday evening the regular business
meeting OF the missionary societies of
Grace NJ. e. Church viii be held in the
ladies' parlor of the chi urch.
Tuesday evening the quarterly con-
ference of Howard NJ. E. Church will
meet. DR.. Coyle, the presiding elder,
will be in the chair.
Tomorrow evening Mizpah Circle of
Kings Daughters OF Howard M. E.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs. r.
j. Coyne. AZ South Park.
DR.. Case will speak this evening at How
ard M. E. Church on Look Out for the
|. Paint"
On August 27 the Boys Brigade OF How
ard Nj. E. Church will give benefit to
Private William Graham.
On Tuesday evening the Goth, Ladies'
Aid and the Epworth League of Potrero
M. L. Church will give an experience So
cial
Howard H. Russell will deliver ser.
mon this afternoon at the Association
audlIoIIum az CLOCK OH the SUBJECT OF
who Is to Blame?" ALI are invited, men
and women. Irving NJ. Scott will preside
at the meeting. The best music will be
provided.
Rev. Frank S. Ford, pastor of the First
Christian Church, will preach at IL A. M.
Sunday on the subject, "Jesus Is Coming"
His topic for the evening sermon will be
The Four Beasts"
The Unitarian Club of Alameda is re-
ported to be in highly hourishing con-
dition.
The ladies of St. Brendan's parish will
hold fair some time in Sept. mber. The
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

dained at Portland during the Unitarian
Conference, has been invited to minister
for time to the society at Santa Maria,
and on June 20 he preached his first SER
mon.
Rev. G. w. Wendte preached in Santa
Barbara on June 20 on the theme. If Men
Were Wise and Loved Each Other"
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HOTEL ROWARDENNAN.

THE PICTURESQUE SPOT OF BEN Lo-
ALL HARD FINISHED, with large closets.
Two tennis courts and bowling alley. Buildings.
grounds and river lighted by electricity. muo
uf river for ,aiing found trip tickets. So For
particulars address THOS. l. BELL Proprietor,
Ben LOmond Lal.
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THE GEYSERS.

Sonoma Co., Hours from San Fran cisco.
ONE OF NATURES WONDERS.
Grandest scenery. Tie hotel an enchanting en-
powered home. New Bathhouse, renns-court, etc.
NATURAL STEAM AND MINERAL
BATHS.
Tepid Swimming Lake. New and inviting trails to
interesting points. Table unsurpas sed.
j. i. HORTON, Manager.
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Germany's proportion of gu cides is
larger than that of any other European
country.
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woodmen of the World.

Golden Gate Camp at it's meeting last Mon
day initiated sixteen candidates, and now has
$40 choppers on its roll.
There is great deal Of talk in regard to the
grand celebration that is to b. given by the
Woodmen at the Chutes on Saturday next dur
ing the afternoon and evening. Interest is
centered in the races and contests announced
There will be n log-sawing contest between
two consul commanders, and there will also
be log -chopping and tub-races. TIE members
of the order int 10 make this great sue
cess, and they assure a good time To- all visit
ors. The day will close with a bail in the
Casino.
The woodmen of the World have had a
most remarkable growth. The order is but
seven years old, anu IL now has membership
of 10000.
Golden Gate Camp has made arrangements
for a smok, and increase meeting to be given
in Native Sons Hail Oh the evening oil Mon
day, the Goth inst. An elaborate musical and
literary programme mas been prepared to be
presented to al. who may feel nn interest IN
baing present This is 10 be an invitation
sff lir, and tickets N ay be obtained from any
mem per.
Order of Fendo.
The following named officers of Golden Gate
Council were installed by Supreme Counciior
Mathews last week: George Waterman. coun-
ctIor; j. j. s. Swanson, vice-couuci or; w. 7.
Jones, secretary; A. ]. Co by, treasurer; Miss
Nellie Lesseil, chaplain; Hannah E Morrell,
guide; OSmcnd Mous1n, warden, and j. S.
Dearb rn, sentinel Tnls council will give M
entertainment in Washington Hal ON the
evening OF the Goth INST.
Supreme Secretary Dudcn instituted San
Jose Council No. II at San Jose last week
The council which was organ lied by the city
named has number OF the pr. mineut clti-
zens upon its roll. the officers Of the council
are: NJ. Plumenthal, Councillors James A.
Costa, vice-counciIor; William Fisher, secre-
tarv: Stephen c. O'brien, treasurer: Frank
Jicha, warden
Notice has been received of the institution
OF new couI Gil in Montana by Deputy Su-
preme Councillor E. 7. Colby on the 18th inst
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new CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRINGS,
COUNTY

LAKE COUNTY,
THE GREATEST HEALTH-GIVINGW WATER
L in America Specific Tor al stomach, liver
kidney and bladder troub Now ho5el,
management Terms. SO $40 per week For
pnrtIC III. address w. X. Nc OVERE, Kelsey
vile. Lake o.. or DR.. NJ GOVERN, 1877 Fol-
som street, San Francisco.
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YOSEMITE and BIG TREES

AND RETURN FOR @a45O
For particulars apply to McLOUGHLIN &
BURKE. 634 Market ST., or Ohm MOSS, "Nalley
Road" Offices, 32l Market st. San Francisco, Cal
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SOLID COMFORT HOME.

II MILES FROM NAPA CITY, ON MOUNT
i i Veder; elevation 1865 feet: mountain spring
water; fine scenery; healthy climate; positive
cure tor asthma Address MkS. "A. +. ALLEN.
Napa City.
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SANTA CATALINA ISLAND!
Greatest Attractions in the West.

Charming Climate, wonderful natural attr.c-
tons. FAMOUS FISHING AND WILD G AT
SHOOTING. The new scenic ride from the ocean
to Middle Ranch. Splendid coaches Noted West
ern drivers. Delightful coast excursions Novel
outdoor sports Grand concerts every day by the
f,mous NJ me BAN and ORC IESTRA.
Dancing Pyrotechnic displays, Water CaInivals,
etc
HOTEL NJ .TROPoLE always open. remodeled
and enlarged. new addition elegant rooms with pri
vaie baths Grand ballroom ETC.. ready this season
ISLAND VILLA opens Juy j.
tuII information, rates and illustrated pamphlets
Wilmington Transportation Co..
222 S. SPRING ST., Los ANGELES, CAL.
c. H. JORDEN, Agent San Francisco. Room
67l. Parrott Bldg. Telephone Mint 1855.
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MILL VALLEY sANITARlUM

Now open for the reception of guests and patients
Applications for accommodate, ms can be made to
the manager, f. ieele, at the Mill Valley ~ani-
tar um, p o. Eastland, Marin County, Cal, or
room 81 916 Market st. Sa Francisco.
Mud Baths on Europe n Plan.
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A qua CALIENTE SPRINGS HOTEL
n Sonoma Vaey-2 hours from S. F.. via Thu
ron Ferry, Warm mineral swimming and tub
baths Hotel comp etely remodeled and refur-
nshed. Wa gpE electric bells. Ra es SIT 10 sig
perweek, 81 per day. Address a qua CALIEN NrE
SPRINGS, aqua Caliente, Sonoma Comfy, Cal.