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WOMAN nHEALER"
VISITS TOMBSTONE
Said to, Effect Cures by
the Laying On of
Hands.
MeXiCanS Circulate Strange
Tales of Her Peculiar
Power.
One Old Man Who Was a Grippe
for Years Made to Discard
H S Clutches.

TOMBSTONE ARIz June 2s.-There
passed through this city yesterday a
woman o! at out 30 years of age of Oriental
cast of features, dressed in the garb re-
sembling that in which MurillO clothed
his pictures of The Madonna, who has given
extraordinary evidences Of mirdcuous,y
curing human ills. Several truthful per-
sons in this vicinity testify TO her wonder
lul powers and many remarkable stories
OF her cures have gained circulation here.
The woman speaks with strange for
eign accent and vouchsafes no further in
formation of hoTs.lf than that she was
born in the Ear East and is now making a
religious pilgrimage of the world. She is
very intelligent and upon due provoCation
she relates historical occurrences of CEN
tury and further back with an accuracy of
detail that fills one with wonder, if not
with creduity. She claims 10 have been
an eye witness 10 most OF these events and
she speaks of the future with the abiding
confidence of one giteI with prophecy.
One of the remarkable cures related of
her concerns q Mexican who lives on the
outskirts of this city. He has been
afflicted for many years with n crippled
knee, the result OF an injury received in
youth and has walked only with the use
of crutches. The woman is said TO have
sim ply passed her palm over the injured
lin b, whereupon the Mexican experienced
instant relief. a relaxing of the drawn
muscles and the ability to stand erect
without his crutches. In short time he
was able 10 walk and is now entirely
healed.
Many mere instances of this strange
woman's power are cited and the Mexican
in nha bitants believe she is saint. She
steadily refuses all remuneration for her
cures and will accept nothing but food
and a nights lodging.
No one seems to know whence the
woman came, though il is supposed she
wandered up through Mex co. Esriy in
the morning she left Tom bstone, accom-
panied by dog and a small boy, heading
tor Bisbee. Qulte a crowd followed her 10
the edge of Town
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GOLD IN 4 STEER'S STOMACH
reported Discovery Which Bids FAR t.
Enrich an Arizona Mex
can.

PHOENIX, ARIz, June 28-There has
Just arrived in this city most re marka-
be Cochise Comfy gold discovery story
that is at least highly interesting. The
name of the lucky discoverer is John Car
riIlo. He is farmer in the southern part
of the county very near the Mexican line,
and it now appears that he has the most
unique and valuable salt lick in tie world.
Heretofore Carrillo's chief industry has
heen that OF raising cattle for the Eastern
markets. Recently he set apart mum Der
OF steers to be fattened for his own domes-
tic use, and few days ago he killed one
Tor the immediate consumption of himself
and nelghbors. After cutting the meat
and dividing 1t among his neighaors Car
rillo had the stomach prepared in the
usual manner Tor tripe. Upon submitting
this organ to the customary process of
cleaning he found the entire lining of the
stomach filled with some hard substance
that was i'm bedded in the spongy folds
wherein the gastric juices originate. A
closer examination showed that this sub
stance was nothing less than free gold,
and with careful saving and washing 1t is
SAID that he procured nearly four ounces
OF the precious metal from that one stom-
ach.
Carrilio and his neighbors were aston
lshed at the find and at once set at work
for the presence of me gold in the steers
stomach. 1t was learned that the animal
had been pasturing in the salt lick fields,
rather large saline deposit on the Car
rHlo ranch. 1t has been known FOR many
years that almost the entire region
abounded in gold placers, but the shining
particles are OF that degree of tineness
to defy either the sluice or The rocker. and
the piacers could never be proftably
worked. A careful inspection of the salt
lick disclosed good color" under a strong
glass, but of exceeding hneness. L. APP
pears now that the steer had licked up
four ounces of tree gold in less than two
months. The salt in the earth had chlor-
idized the metal and the lining of the
stomach had served in the manner Of a
coarse blanket at the bottom OF a sluice in
preserving the gold.
Garlic immed diately slaughtered some
sheep that had been feeding in the same
pasture, and with results equally as salts
factory, only that the amount of gold vas
somewhat smaller
Carrillo believes he has struck a rich
thing and means TO keep buncI of cattle
always feeding IN that pasture. If each
steer killed Will yield four ounces of gold
or even a little less-there will soon be-
started one of the greatest slaughter
houses in the world on the Mexican and
Arizona line
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TURF GOSSIP.
Boohmdker George hose Dsparts for the
EGs-4 To1tl's Error

Boohndker George hose Departs for the
EGs-4 Io1t's Error.
George Rose, the well-known bookmaker.
accompanied by his wife and several mem bers
oi MS crew left toT Chicago on Saturday even
ing. Mr. Rose was undecided as to which of
the Eastern tracks he would book on
stony Clarke OF The firm OF White e. Clark
owners OF Tim Murphy, Morven, Whltestone
emo other horses, Will leave this week for
Montana. The horses comprising the tring
have been at Anaconda some weeks.
Goethe full brother o the good mud horse
Schiller, finished second in race for maiden
two-year-olds at ST. Louis vest, rday. The
youngsler " as pronounced faYOrite.
Grey hurst gave an exhibition OF his aero
batlc tantIums while at the post in the Fl tn
race 1T ST. Louis, during which Full Hand
and senator Morrill, dispossessed themselves
OF Their riders and ran away. All bets were
then declared off, after which Sehrelber's gray
coli was barred IN the betting
Reddington, the jumper. was a hot favorite
ior The last race on the card at Latonia, with
Piggott in the saddle, but failed 10 get a cnAlk
mark Tne sprint was captured by the old
Slr Modred mare Lizzetta, which started for
the first time in many moons.
"Pop" Weaver and Walt Viyell with Cab
rillo, Charlemagne and Tuiare are now at
Anaconda, where they expect to annex few
purses.
Ornament the great tfree-year-old. travaled
from Cincinnati to St. Louis in a special car.
Charley Kidd is schooling the horse " hite-
Oak over the timber at the Latlnia.
TOuts. who Ike other people when business
is dull have TO resort to their wits TO make
both ends meet sometimes make mistakes AT
SAusalllo Yesterday an enterprising member of
the profession sent what is commonly called
a''pltonY" telegram 10 himself tipping the
horse 81. Raymond. starter in the third race
at LetOnia, and then ptocee1ed to let one of
the female irequenters OF one of the poolrooms
in on the ''good thing" The unsuspecting
member OF the opposite sex thereupon in
trusted wager win the tout to place ON the
horse. and received ticket in return. The
lip was good one, for St. Raymond came
sham bling in frs: at odds of 10 10 l. and the
fortunate investor INDUCED in dreams of
dazzling wealth. only 10 be awakened to the
fact that she held "phony" ticket The tout
then found it convenient TO consult the time
table, but the boats did not make trips in ac-
cordGnce with mis- wishes, ana, SHuSalit TO being
q small place, he soon found himself engaged
in an earnest debate with the Town Marshal.
The turf adviser proved the most convincing
Ia ker, squared his case and vii. in The future
zee that crepe adorns The horse'of his cnoice.
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SAU5ALI7o &ARSEAL'S CASE.
Superior JVJge co,k Listens to Contend
ing Attorneys Discussing Marin
County Politics.

SAUSALITO, CAL, June 2S.-Suuerior
Judge Carroll Cook OF San Francisco. sit.
ting in the place of Judge Ancellotti, to.
day heard the habeas corpus proceedings
in ihe case OF Marshal John E. Greed of
Sausalito, sentenced by Recorder Josepb
H. Pryor to pay $3.50 or serve $50 DAYS in
jail for battery upon the person of Peter
CIaudianos, proprietor of the yacht house.
The proceedings were of an interesting
character, and Thomas ?. Boyd. the at
lornev representing Marshal Creed. intro
duced the argument outlined in vester-
days GALL exclusively, 10 the effect that
Judge Pryor had no right under the law
cipal government of Sausalito. II was All :
mItted that the Judge was the duly
elected Town Clerk ana had been ap.
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Mile end twenty yards. selling

Name LIS sister 80 (Combs}, ? 10 ..............l
SUiOpia l07 {Garner), y 10 5...-..... 49,.
BOD AIiI can 1US tDeanl, 10 800. ...... :... 3
lime l:J334 GiHu ryes 9S and Amber Glnts
1O3 also ran. sFavorite.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT MEET.
Eacers Who Will Pass in the Night on
the Garde City Cyc ers'
TraaL

The following are the entries and handi-
caps for the electric light meet of the Gar
den City Cyclers, to be held on their
three-lap cement track at San Jose to-
morrow evening:
Two-thirds OF mile handicap, professional
o TO Ziegier Jr., san Jose, scratch; Allan \
Jones, Olympic. % yards; HHrd. Downing,
san Jose, 40 yards; ArIhur NJ. Boyden. Rell-
nnee, 10 yards; b. Ii. Elford, Reliance, 1O5
yards.
One mile scratch amateur: First heat-D.
F. Francis, 5. F. r. T.. F. X. Haley, B. c. W. ;
2. Il. Mott, Reliance; r. IL. Hammomds, 0 YIN.
pic; Dan Murphy, q. Z. c.; W. 5. Bac on,
Olympic
co ID heat. c. Williamson. B. C. W; T.
Lucich, unattached; J. Z. Wing, Olympic; 6.
". Rel, ). +. r c.; \. z. Deacon, Reliance
NJ. QuIiiby, s. +. r. G..
Third hest-Charles a. Kraft, B. c. W; C..
D. GooCh, Reliance; d. D. Baker, Garden Clty;
NJ. q. Francis, 5. +. r c. 4; l. /. Ryder q. &. {. {:
k. K Shearman, unattached.
First and second in each heat and third in
fastest H. at qualify for the final heat.
Two-tnirGs mile, handicap, ama,eur-First
E ' Gocon, %'"F, & a = C., W" 20 ''yaiSG yafd,;
Il. c. c.. so; George VI BE l, S. F. r. C., SO:
F. r. Haley, b. c. W., 65; Z. c. Carpenter,
unattached, 50; Tony Lucich, unattached,
40.
second hea,-P. Mott, R. A C., scratch +;
A. =. Deacon, R A. C., 25 yards; c. A. KRAFT,
b. c. W. 40; I. l. RyGer. q. e. e., 90: w
AgneW, Acme, %; NJ. q. Francis, :. F. X. G. ,
90; l.. A. Fo'som, unattached, so; S. II. Butler,
:. +. Il. G., 100.
Taird heat. C. Williamson, B. c. w. 20
yards; K. II. HammOnds, o. Z. W, 80; Dan
Murphy, G. G. C., a.; b. f. Frsneis, S f. r. C.,
30; K. X. Sheafman, unattached, so; NJ.
Quimby. 5. f. X. c., co. w. c. Sharp, unat
IHched, So
First and second in each heat and third in
fastest heat qualify for the final heat.
There is much larger entry list amore G
the amateur riders than was expected
and some ood sport should oe seen. The
track will be amply lighted by electricity,
while the grand stand will be shaded, In al
the spectators may the better see the races.
This is not the first venture Of the San
Jose CLUB at races in the evening, and the
first proved quite successful, so that this
meet is expected TO be u repetition of the
former one. A large number of prom-
nent local wheelmen will go down from
here in the afternoon.
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NDERSoN SPRINGS, LAKE. COUNTY.
n open May 10: telephone competitions; write
for circular Address ]. AN nERSlN \. Midd etoSn.
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Cypress LAW n FRUIT FARM; DELIGHT
water Addr SIS T. II. EPLEY, Napa, Cal.
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Seven furiongs. selling
Greyhurst 100 (SIaughter) barred. ...............
CRss 10 ltoucun). 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~Little RIie l05 (Ha ~, to Observation-Disclosures.
lime 80 hiAlto 40 a so ran. *Iavorite.
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LATONIA, KY, June pa very ordl-
nary card was run eff, with but TWO
cho.c-s reaching the wire first. The track
was good.
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(oyIi.I- UiN Re Chofr,nnu.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Junl 2S.-Ex- Sec.
retary Carlisle will be permanent chair
man of the Cod Democratic State Con-
vention on July IA. This was determined
al a consultation Of friends with Carlisle
to-day. Among the delegates will b.:
General Buckner, Henry Watterson, Sen
ator l. ndsay and w. c. P. Breckinridge.
Ninety counties have already written
that theY would send iui delega ions.
The convention will reafiirm the Indian
apoiis platform and then nominate a
Clerk for the Court of Appeals.
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fncfng at Amaconda.

ANACONDA, MoNr, June 2S.-Steady
rain until noon to-day made the track
muddy and slow for tie second days rae
ing. One pace, one trot and three running
races constituted the days programme.
Pacing, 2:2l class, three in five Ruby Mes.
senger won, Canine second. Best ume, 2:23
Seven starters, five lstanced
Trotting, 2:27 class, Two IN three, May B
won, Guy Cesca second, Reliant third. best
time, 4O9I
Running, four furlongs, she,ae won, Hath
second, PLnter third. Time. :5lI4.
Running, seven furlongs DAYLIGHT won
Lady Hurst second, Mollie R third. Time,
Running, five furlongs, Vftriuga won, Quick
silver second, l Don't Know third. Time
1:04.
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CoNTIC1 C4MP DhsYKoYEb.

JtcO hiIrd, Ten ~ w"ded and the Re-
mai"d-r Flee for Liberty.
WORTH, GA, June 2s-A thunder
storm struck the State convict camp yes
terday. The camp was demolished, two
convicts being Instantly killed and ten
wounded, some OF whom may die. In the
pane every one of the remaining con-
victs made breaks for liberty. The guards
shot, but 10 no avail, and bloodhounds
were placed on the convcts tracks, not,
however, until they were we'll in the lead.
A few of them have been captured, and
the hounds are to-day close en- the tracks
OF the others
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nointed to the Office of Recorder by the
Board OF Trustees. 1t also came out that
Pryor was a notary public, the editor of
a newspaper, had held the position Of
Deputy County Clerk and various other
political snaps of more or less importance.
Alter hearing the arguments Judge
Cook put The case over until Thursday
when he will render a decision.
Judge Pryor has held The offices of Re-
corder ana Town Clerk of Sausalito for
over year, and this is the first time his
right to occupy both positions has been
questioned.
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T,nczmeEa,s Ne,r Cnbinet.

NEW YORK, y. Y, June 2s-The
Worlds Caracas (Venezueia) special says:
The Ministry has resigned and new
Cabinet has been constructed, in which
Luis Castillo is Minister OF Finance, Heri-
berto Gordon Minister OF the Interior,
Senior Ricart Minister OF War and Marine
and George UzIer Minister Of Pubic
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Condor Caught Near Point S"r.

MONTEREY. CAL. June 2s.-W. J.
Barry OF CasIroville, while hunting in the
mountains near Point Sur last week, sue
ceeded with the ala of lasso i'll captur-
ing an American condor which, thoug h
only a fiedeling is AN enormous bird
The condor has a stretch OF wing OF feet
inches and weighs forty pounds. Barry
is proud OF his prza. as 6irds of this fam =
lily are extremely rare in this latitude.
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Suicide at R.d,rood C,ty.

REDWOOD CITY, CAL, June 2s.-
Philip Hinton, coIored, committed suicide
last night by taking a dose of Rough on
Rats. Some years ago Hinton won SIS 600
IN lottery, and since tnat time he has no
labored. He married white woman.
and 1T is understood nat their married
lie had been unpleasant for some time
past.
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GUESTS or cI CIyNATK.
SL1eh american DeISgotcs to the Com
merciaI Congress- Fefed.

SLuh american Delegates TO the Com
uercidt COngr~Sv Feted.
CINCINNATI, ONO, June 9s.-The dis
tinguished South Americans who came to
this country TO attend the Commercial
Congress at Philadelphia are the guests
to-day of a citizens committee. This
morning they attended a general recep-
uon at the Grand Hotel and atlerward
were taken on change, where an hour
was prof lably spent with represent tatives
of the various industries of the city. After
lunch there was a boat ride UP the river.
The dress reception at the Grand Hotel
tonight was the finest affair OF its kind
ever held in Cincinnati
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Ga ante lCs IT rurns), 10 10 I..................l
SIR Ebony II (ThOmps)n), 10 !. l.........-......2
halinlA 1o' (PerSIns) 80 to l..............
Time, l;ios4 Iron Mistress l0T. BeaKmOre
1Oa John taOo. 1O9. Ponemah 1Og. @Harry
Gaines j = Brosssrt ll2, inn. Rout Il - rld Far
vorile.
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HOTEL ROWARDENNAN,

THE PICTURESQUE SPOT OF BEN LO-
MOND, IN the Santa Cruz Mountains. New
ALL HARD FINISHED, with large closets.
Two tennis courts and bowling alley. Buildings,
grounds and river lighted by electricity a mtle
OF river for boating Hound trip tickets S3. For
particulars address THOS. l. BELL, Proprietor,
Ben Lomond, { al.
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cOLFAx MUnDKRER,S FATE.
sheriff in Doubt ar to Thefher to Hang
John Leonard.


John Leonard.
COLFAX, WASH. June 28.-There seems
to be grave doubt as to whe ther the appeal
OF John Leonard's case 10 the Supreme
Court of the United States acts as stay
OF execution. and Sheriff Sim, is in a
quandary. He has been advised by his
attorney to proceed with the execution.
unless further steps are taken and
Leonard Is granted a stay by some one in
authority, 1t is quite likely that the hang
Ing will take place next Friday. Leonard s
attorneys have been mott fed, and their
action is anxiously awaited by all con-
Cerned. 1t is believed Governor Rogers
will be appealed to Tor respite until the
United States court can pass upon tie
case. Tne case is identical with that of
Theodo Durrant at San Francisco.
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TuFIOnZS SeIIlng-
*HonOr l07 Chi ~, 5 to 2...................1 !
Populist lU4 (T. urns), ; 10 l.....-..-. ... =
NomuS 1O4 horn oa), 50 to l........ ......... 3
Time l:!0la Iua II IU2. Anna GATtl lUZ
Besse Ge.ser I02. santa N.are IU2 - bIleawAv
lO&, Prude u 1O2, Mis-, Rowetie lO7. NamOnt
1O1 ukr OF MontrOss II lO7, Nannis y lU7 anu
Pa las lU7 ais ran. @Favorite.
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six iurongs, maiden rhrpe-year-ol
HAryan l07 { uberviiie), TO o5..................l
Fl anna l02 ~ rUSt r., to 2..................2 2
b. lie Dabo lU2 DEAN, 10 10 l...... e. 49,. 3
lime, l:23l4. thepala lO2, Polka Dot lO2,
Araata 90, Lady Naplion lc2. King Sommers
l07, Can Gallop 1J2, Mis-. Theo l02 glsy Boy
1J4 ana W. J. BaNer lO4 also ran. *Iav0ri,e.
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B0ST0ES WlOER THE GAP.
A5ycnc, Another Peg " lie the 0rlo'eS
Are Scoring a Defe It-HcH th1
L-uoUe Teams Stand
NEw YORK. \. y. June 2s.-New Yor

NEW YORK, n. Y June 2s-New York 4,
BRltimore ..
BOSTON, Mass, June 28.-Boston 9, Brook
lyn g.
CHICAGO, Ill, June 28. Chicago 2. Louis
vi lie T.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 2s.-Clevelaud
u, PItJsburg ?.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 2S.-Phila del
phi4 Z Washington q.
ST. louis, Mo, June 28.-si. Louis-Cincin
natl, rain.
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expected contest in the arena tonight be-
tween kid" Llvigne and Young Critic
dlsaprointe 1000 spectators by the failure
of Lavigne TO appear.
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A Capitaiisl,s .nicide-

John s. Capron. a capitalist who resided at
1919 Devisadero street. committed suicide at
an early hour this morning by shooting him
sell In the head. i is sialrd ti,I de pond
ency IS the cause which prompttd ma
his life. The dead captains WA 7JySrs
age. He leaves three Il ~htere
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SOLID COMFORT HOME.

! I MILES FROM NAPA CUTY OK MOtrNr
Veder; elevation 1885 feet mountain spring
water, me scenery; healthy climate a positive
Napa City. ~
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KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS.

Y ESwICK, sIsKIYoU COUNTY CAL, A
ID noted fishing aud health resor;. Ho. mud and
SUI phur bA hS
EDISON BROS, Proprietors.
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MADRONE

WIN r Z Al oPK INGS,
CANTA CLARA COUNTY. MOUNT HAMII-
- ton range, elevation 22OO feet; best neral
water on this for of Indigestion and
urinary troub unexcelIed hunting and fishing;
special rates parties of four or more; stage con.
meets at Madrone with morning trains MONDAYS
Wednesdays and saturdays; send for terms aud
descriptive pam phiet.
JAMES CARTER. Manager.
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The Russian peasant never touches
food or drink without making the sign Of
the cross.
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In Melbourne nau sets twopence-
na!lpehny 1or making a shirt, while
Chinaman gets tiyepence for washing il.
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"a M "a "a 50 90 HOT SPRINGS,
81 "a 81 Monterey Coun-
Ea0 HE TX "a V ", Ca. - h
H 80 HHXa carl ba d of
49, RA Al Ca-FOr
e a tn. res {,
Pleasure climate. Accommodations scenery
over beds, cleanliness, table, not soda tub and
puhge baths, hot sulphur tub and swimmiug tanks
massage treatment, specia bath houses for ladies
and lady attendants, hunting and fishing child rens
playground, croquet lawn tennis, dance-haI. For
families Paraiso stands unsurpassed in he state.
Plenty enjoy yment for young and old Take train
hiTd AID Townsend Streets san Francisco. g A. NJ.
and Al First st ard Broad wav, Oakland 9:10 A. NJ,
da ly, for SojS dad: Return-t rip ticket, So eeven
mi es by stage telephone nd Posloifice For
llns Ta ed pamphlets and sp cial inducements for
1897, address X. ROBER TSON Lessee d Manager
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AND BIG TREES

IND RETURN FUR @E4 90.
For particulars apply to MCLOUGH HIN &
BURKE 634 Market ST., or JOH y MOSS, - \ alley
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS,
On the Border OF Clear Lake.
LAKE COUNTY, CAL.
New and commodious Hotel Just Complete

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND LIGHTED
II 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-
matism, stomach, Liver and kidney troubles.
On g. tiled and in Siphons, corner Thirteenth
and Webster Streets Oakland. Cal
lndorsed by Leading Physicians.
over thirty kinds OF mineral springs. Resident
phys:c an. superb climate. Fine trout streams.
Deer and small game Plentiful. All kinds OF
amusenIents. Mineral baths in variety.
Table Uns surpas Sed.
Reached by shortest and best stage route into
Lake County. Round trip from 5. f via $. f. and
y. Z. 10 Hopland SO or via :. p. 10 CalIstoga SS
Open Every Day in the Year.
Terms 7 aSOnable. For further information ad-
dress ]. CRAIG, HiChlaud Springs Lake Co, Cal.
Or see in San Francisco LEE d. CRAIG, 316
Mont gomery ST. send for illustrated pamphlet
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Bertha Uticer lO3 lBritton}, 10 TO .....:......1
*GOeIhA les (>iHugHter). rven............. 2
African lO4 Va nevs), 20 to ........ ...... 3
TimP. :le34. Prosper, us 1Ul, Iona lUl, L.
lie Furns lOl l'rIu,e Bi,marcK lOl, Allie b lUl
McGuigan lOl, N1Onted'nico l04 aud Judge Kee-
nan lO6 also %Favorlte.
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Eleven S.Nteenths OF mile
It Raymond IOJ (Nu.tl. Is TO l...........
Sound Money 100 (MOrrIsOn}, o 10 l............ 2
george B. Cox liz q. hi y, to l............. 3
Time, 1894 McCleary 81 Flop 81. Ruiz 81
Freshman To-, Zertes 100 and @ning Bermuda
ALTO ran. @Favor.ue.
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ORR HOT SPRINGS.

Mills FROM UKIAH. FINE FISHING
I and hunting. Baths free. Water sure cure for
rheumatism and all skin diseases. Round trip.
So 50. Board. 81 per week j. II. ORR, Orr Post
Office, Meudocino County, Ca.
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Laurel. GLENEARm

ENlNE SPRING WATER; PLENTY OF MILK
II cream, fruit and home comforts. For rsrticn,
lars address MRS. V ST TUBENRAUCH, box l59
y Rps, Cal '
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

GO to lEtna Springs if you want
OO I'D health, recreation or rest Perfpc.
climate no mosquitoes. Swimming
tank tub and steam baths line hotel, and above
all marvellous mineral waters. hates $40 tn Sl4
Take 80 A. NJ. Southern Pacific train for s.
Helena, where the Stage connects Round trip
tickets, rood until January 1898, So. Particulars
at 9lS Battery street. or of w. L.
Mitchell LiceL Z o., Napa Coun. ZEfnQ
Is, Cal. AA~%9