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Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29
KehOe-MayS Case.

The Supreme Court has handed
down a decision in this case affirming
the mandamus issued by Judge Ma
lone, thus placing d. MaYs ON tho
----s.'1 Cand1date for Represen-
tative in this District.
Upon what grounds the Court rem
dered the decition has not as yet been
published, but it is rumored in legal
circles that the court followed a pre-
cedent established in this State in a
case before the court in reconstruc-
tion days, when the question of gov
ernment by the white race was at
stake.
Mr. Mays refusal, before the decision
was handed down, to be in no way
governed by it, has placed him in a
very equivocal position as repre-
sentative of the Democratic party.
1t is unfortunate for the Third Dis
trict that this controversy should have
arisen; decidedly SO that a large part
of the Democratic party of the state
should have to suffer from a decision
of the highest judicial power in a
Democratic state, from what is the
worst form of government by injunc-
tion, denial of the right of the ma
jority of qualified electors to name
their candidates, and a body blow to
the claims of the Democratic party
as being opposed to government by
injunction.
Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29

X. gely upon It's own people, and we
must an be up and doing.
Let every one become not only an
earnest and persistent worker in the
upbuilding of his or her community,
but also missionary for the spread of
the doctrine ofboth material and edu-
cational advancement.
Improve our school system, and in
crease the number of schools. Edu-
cate the children and those of a lar
ger growth, to proper realization of
their duty to themselves and their
country, SO that ignorance and il
literacy may be stamped out.
Teach proper regard for the laws,
and curb the spirit of lawlessness
which at times seems to run riot
Hard work and perseverance can
accomplish much, but enthusiasm in
ones work is an essential that must
not be overlooked. Believe in your
self and your work, and be so imbued
with the spirit Of it that you will in
spire in others like degree of inter
est. So let us all work together foI
the attainment of nobler ideals, that
this fair Southland may "come into
it's own," and take its rightful place
in our glorious Nation.
Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29
The Danger of COntentment.

A contented mind may be "better
than riches," but is it not possible
that this state of mind may be car
ried too far in the battle of life today?
In this Sunny Southland of ours,
where Nature has lavished her boun-
ties with prodigal hand, life's Jour
ney is not mad race and struggle
for existence, but a peaceful walk
through pleasant paths, where one is
tempted to loiter by the way, and for
get the realness and earnestness of
life and its duties.
Lacking the spur of rigorous eli
mate, which makes man hustle to Sc
cure even the bare necessities of ex-
istence, there is danger that content
ment with ones surroundings and
easy lot may drift into Indifference
and apathy, with resultant mental
and physical stagnation.
Because we have not the prod of
necessity to continually push us for
ward is no reason why we should
stand to one side in the march of
events and become hopelessly dis
tanced.
The development of the South, and
its progress to a richer realization of
its wonderful resources, depends
Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29
PANAMA CITY. FLA. OCT. 20. 1908.
Vote.

With this lastissue of the PILOT be-
fore election on Tuesday next, it
would make a most earnest appeal
that every qualified voter go to the
polls on Tuesday next and cast vote.
This is duty that every one owes as
a citizen; it is also important in many
ways that full vote be polled.
That the Democratic Primary has
decided who is the choice of the par
ty cuts but little figure in the matter
of showing the strength of the party,
which can only be done at the Cen
eral Election. Therefore the neces-
sity of a full vote.
The county ticket is good one and
should be fully supported. The Popu-
lists, Socialists, and all the other lists
and isms will be out in full strength.
They always are. They may not ex-
pect to carry any precinct, but they
do expect by every one being at the
polls to cast vote that will attract
attention. If the Democrats stay at
home these parties will very naturally
have reason to claim a much more
important position than they are en-
titled to.
For these reasons and because it is
the highest privilege of citizenship,
be out on the 3ri of November, and
vote
Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29
Why Our "Good Roads" are Poor.


That the bes t of our maca dam roads
are not up to the English average is
a criticism often heard from those
familiar with the drivevays of both
countries. This is due, we are told
by an editorial writer in Engineering
News New York, October 1 } not to
our ignorance of road building, but
to the fact that we do not take care
of the roads when built. We con-
struct costly macadam highways and
then let them go to rack and ruin.
When they are disgrace we tear
them up and build new ones. In En-
gland every road receives intelligent
care from the moment it is built, and
this care is not relaxed for a single
day. Roads cared for in this way are
always good. Says the writer:
"'Repair' does not mean
the restoration of ruined portions of
the road, but current maintenance.
England not only has regular road
repair, but even the refinement of
sweeping.
1.-THE macadam roads that are most
often pointed to with pride, the best
that we can show in Nnu InronsT
NeW york, or Massachusetts, receive
no greater maintenance attention
than our worse neglected roads. I hey
are built well, but they are not main
tanned well; with the partial eXcep-
ton, perhaps, of the roads of one
State, they are not maintained at all,
in fact. And this, no doubt, is re-
spOnsible for some or the difference
between American and English roads.
To quote Professor Il. o. Baker:
1.-The system of employing a man
to give his entire time to the road is
almost necessity with first-class
broken-stOne roads, the maintenance
of which equire intimate knowledge
and constant attention.
But where in our country do the
macadam roads enjoy the benefit Of
this system? And where do they get
the benefit of the intimate knowl-
edge that is essential?
Not that there is no money spent
on road maintenance. Such money
is spent, altho far too little, if we NAV
Judge from the remarks on this sub
ject made i'll the last report of the
road authorities of one of the States
quoted. The trouble is that the
money spent is practically all wasted.
The work is under no competent di-
rection. Political officials without
the slightest knowledge of road con-
structiOn are in full control, and the
actual work is done by equally in
competent hands.
mo one appears to realize that
costly and carefully designed stone
roads are worth a proportionate
amount and kind of attention to main
tain them, and that patronage is an
inefficient devise for the purpose.
IOPCI CdllllOl D6 6AD6CI6u
under such system, or lack OF sys-
TEN. Until the maintenance of the
macadam road net work is put under
able and conscientious direction the
present conditions will continue.
What form of organization is to be
selected for this direction we are not
prepared to say, and indeed the sub
ject is difficult, but it is needless to
attempt to deal with it now, or before
there is a general realization of the
need for changed system. The COM
munity must come to recognize that
it cannot afford to consign its invest
ment of $4,000 to $4,000 per mile to
rot and neglect Digest.
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Entered as second-class matter May 3Oth,
1907, at the post Office at Panama City, Florida
Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29
The Year on the Railroads.

All the great business depression
resulting from the panic of last year
Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29
Only direct Rail Route from Central and South Alabama
and Georgia to the GULF COAST
SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT JULY 18th, 1908.


G. H. J.
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Terms :-One Year, S1.00; Six Months, SOC,
Rates for advertising on application.
Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29

Bank Of Panama CITY
This Bank is now open for business.
General Banking business conducted.
Savings Accounts received from ST 90 up.
Start an Account now. 1t will pay you
Panama City pilot., 1908-10-29

g. M. West. President. and Editor.
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"GLENDORA RANCH"
TUSCAN {; SpRIiliNICs IN

New concrete bathhouse and plunge bath.
Booklet for the asking entitled
"LET OTHERS TELL THE STORY
We cure Others and why not your Address
ED D. WALBRIDGE. Tuscan, Cal.
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SPRINGS

OF LAKE COUNTY is POSITIVELY
WHAT MADE CALIFORNIA FAMOUS
AS HEALTH RESORT-BY IT'S
GREATCURES THAT DOCTORS COULD
NOT REACH. Aren't you tired and worn
out and need rest? If so. why go to the
best resort In the world. where you can derive
more benefit for less money than any other re-
sort IN the state? Elevation 1000 feet. where
the temperature Of the hottest weather we have
Is only Sc: Absolutely free from feas and mos
mineral medicated mud baths, swimming tank
Best water IN the state for kidney, liver and
stomach troubles 4 positive cure for neural
skin disease. Mountain trails. Best equipped
gymnasium in the state. Fine fishing and hunt
dairy and livery stable. all connected with
hotel. Round trip to Springs at S.P. office. 81.
Send for booklet j; 4. HAYS. Proprietor or
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GUERNEWOOD PARK On Russian river: fish,
Ing, beating aud bathing; tents and cots rented;
lots for sale Write for circular GUERNE &
McLANE, Guerneviiie. or room G2G. 353 Kearny.
San Francisco
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HOTEL MOsCONl, HALFMOON BAY

Ocean Shore Railroad direct hours head
quarters aHt0mobiists. fishermen aad hunters;
ane Italian dnneFs short notice. grand View
Pacific ocean and coast range.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS

BACHELOR. May 3O.--Arrivals at
Saratoga Springs during the last week:
NEW YORK-A. Coutel and wife, Bernard
Bremen
PORTLAND. ORE.-Iailisn Dayton, Mrs.
Charles Penders. Freda Pendcrs. Mrs II. Dangel.
cATIsToGA- Thomas Adams. Ursalind John
son Ned Griffith.
BOISE. IDAHo-Mrs. G. Gorden. Gene Cor
wEIsER. IDAHo-Mr- and Mrs. White. Frank
aunt
RENO NEWT. and Mrs. Rand, Mrs. A.
Good and maid
tins. -
IaIn Wagner " H. Cameron. " 2- Sanderson.
scott Watson Mrs william coscrove, Daniel
Rea. Lowell II. Brown. Maurice Penny, Arthur
Cosgroye. AIrs Alma Freund. Miss c. Berger,
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Having been remodeled in It's entirety and
equipped with new enameled bathtubs and every
thing up to date. the most fashionable resort
this season is 9 K a @ q s.
A beauty spot OF earth. with its natural hot
mineral waters and their healing virtues, more
particularly described by the management s
booklets, obtainable from city establishment
600 Oak St, or Skaggs. Sonoma Co., Cal.
H. SCHULTZ. Manager
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burger. Emil Gunzserger Tom e. Shelby, A. A.
Devote Mrs Bertha Boelen. William Bceiens
III O. Natenstedt G. L. Green; Mrs Z. Nreden.
j.. r. witzel and Mrs. witzel, Miss Elsie leer'
O.. +. Iesee. Charles Sadro. g. T. smith, e. L
PAUL w a. Cox R. E. Aniee, A. f. Alien
Miss 2 Bauer c. H. SchliehtiHg and MIS-
SchliehtinS. Fred Sehlichting, Alice Schlicating
Miss Elsie Schlchting. Miss Leona Won hoish'
ALAMEDA--E. A. Fargo and Mrs Fargo
HAywARD--Dr. A. j. Powell
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rivals at Paraiso Springs during the
last week:
FROM SAN FRANCISCo-Mr. and Mrs.
George Lent, Miss Hooker, Mrs James Robin-
son. A. c. Langford. Peter McGowan Jr., Peter
o'Rourke; E: Collins, Sam Bibo. James Bruce,
Callaghan, Miss T. G. Caliaghan Dr. T. r.
Howe. ". Neel Marrick. Frank Riley r. Belau.
Mrs. Charles Geddes, NJ. E. O'Connor, Bob A.
Johnston.
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Mrs n. Morgan. Miss Gussie Sprague. Miss
Florence Kahn. Mrs. A Turner. Miss B. Turner.
AETNA SPRINGS HOTEL
AETNA SPRINGS. May 30.-Arrivals
at Aetna Springs hotel during the last
week:
FROM SAN FRANCIsCo-C. B. Terrill, Miss
Levenson, Mr. and Mrs. Marriott, E. Levenson.
G. E. Wilson. James d. Gilbert.
/ OAKLAND-Willam VI. HATFIELD.
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= 0AKLAND-x w Baker Paul schafer. Karl
Romie, Miss A. Deyine, Miss Martha Ellis,
Rae P. Williams.
HAYWARD and ALAMEDA-Oscar A. Ander-
son. Anna ~ obermulier, S. Abrams
Mrs J. Bardin and child. Mrs J. II. McDougali.
W. J. Greer ]. p. Mitchell: Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
McDougaH and son. Mrs. E. NJ. Hills.
] MoNTEREY-J L. Hartz Mrs. Ggie. T. J..
Field Mrs A. Walk. Miss L, Walk. Mr.. and
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Mrs. Rudolph Spence. Miss Ynes Spence.
SAN JoSE-F. W. Angler. ]. Mortensen,
Philip Riley.
WATSONEILLE-Mrs.~.M NJ. Kernss Miss NJ.
Kernes, Miss Ada Clarke.
MOUNTAIN VIEW RANCH HOTEL
SANTA CRUZ, May 30.-Arrivals at
Mountain View Ranch hotel during the
last week.
FROM SAN FRANeIsco-pr. B. NJ. Guns-
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MEMO PARK-Joseph cavagnat.

MEMO PARK-Joseph Cavagnat.
SAUSALITO-Mr and Mrs. W. P. Plummer.
ST. HELENA-w A. Mackinder, r. NJ Ahder-
son, James Rennie.
MONTICELLO-R. Darden, Ed Washbaugh. B.
Darden. V. Johnston, ]. Moore. Henry Wash,
baugh. Fl. s. Greer c. Clark, c. Graham I.
Wooden, j. McCrellis Clyde Craig. Frank Swift.
PARAISO HOT SPRINGS
PARAISO SPRINGS, May so-Ar-
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HOTEL RAFAEL

SAN RAFAEL. May so.-Arrivals at
Hotel Rafael during the last week:
FROM san FRANClSCO-Mr. and Mrs. S.
Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Cooper J. & Ryan Mr..
and Mrs. L. Kellogg. z. F. Wheeler. William
Sosiey. 6 .. Corey. F King H Baker Mrs.
= 81. Buck and party, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman,
NJ and Miss A Satter. Mrs. and Miss SussTnan,
Hr- and Mrs. Crane, Mrs. J. H Cutter. Mrs. L.
Hausbereer Mr.. and Mrs. We'll William Forbes.
Miss ". Howard. Fort Wayne, Ind. A. ].
Polhemus: Sausalito. Miss Il. Baker. Alameda.
Nr and Mrs. William B. Knowles and family.
" Wood Guatemala. S. S Ianely; Fort Reyes.
Mrs. Renboid; Aberdeen. Wash. Mrs NJ J.
Patterson New York Miss '. Fox: Indianap-
obs. J. B. Russell. Petaluma. Mr.. and Mrs.
George P McNear: Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs A
S-hillng; 0rinnell. Ind. sIr and Mrs. Bailey;
BerEeley. Mrs. and Miss Bishop; San Mateo. l.
x Richards New York. r. c. Mortimer; San
Francisco. Mt. and Mrs. Queen: Seattle. J.
Erickson. j. Bymer: Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs
Allen; Oakland Afr. and Mrs. Norris and party;
New York Nr. and Mrs. Charles lie Morte.
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BROOKsIDE FARM

Elevation 5000 feet Home place for home
people. Beautiful scenery. hunting, fishing; best
of table: plenty of pilk, cream; raise our own
vegetables. Phone, daily mail. For rates write
to MRS. y. SMITH. Middletown. Lake Co., Cal.
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Aqua cALlEHTE SPRINGS.

Send your family to nearest bot Sulphur
Springs to San Francisco; largest mineral water
swimming tank in state: tub and plunge ba tbs;
table and rooms first class; only two hours ride
No staging. Take N. ". Pac. Ry. at Tiburon
Ferry a. m. and $50 p m. Round trip. good
for 80 days, IS. Caliente water, bottled here
can now be had of all first class dealers Write
for booklet of information to THEODOR RICH
ARDS, Aqua Caliente, Sonoma County. Cal
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JOHN DAYS RESORT

your summer vacation. Large pine forests; sad
die horses. Rates SIS per week For partieu
lars address MRS. J. L. DAY, Potter Valley Cal.
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DUNCAN SPRINGS

Opens May 10. Rates $11 to s14 per week
Increased accommoda tions. Address Duncan
Springs Co.. Hopland Mendooino Co., Cal.
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MARK WEcTs WARM SPRINGS

MARK WEST ssss$s s., w$s" g. s's'ss; ss;s
z. and but miles staging Meet trains Of
\. w. Pacific at Fulton, both morning and even
ing. Round trip only s3.15 Now owned and con-
Quoted by j. F. MULGREW, for the past 10
years of Skaggs Springs, who refers with conf
dence TO any one of his guests of the past Nine
mineral springs; superb boating and swimming;
famous wild grape vine arbors-one 50x170 feet,
covering hotel veranda and driveway '.The
prettiest place in California is the verdict OF
thousands. Fine table. My own dairy and gar
den All amusements. Fine trout streams. Rates
81 a day $l2 week Can now Accommodate
200, See Peck-Judah. 7S8 Market; Bryans. 2o04
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BYRoN HOT SPRINGS

BYRON HOT SPRINGS, May 30
Arrivals Al Byron Hot Springs during
the last week:
FROM san FRANCISCO-Joseph Alexander,
B. solomon. p II. Curtis, r. Rountree, l.
Reinstein Lew Davis Mrs J. Levy Miss Beck.
Mt and Mrs. RuGyeaF, Thomas r Butler Al
fred g Platt. II. F. Fiaherty. Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Walsh. Captain and Mrs. D. r. Mattheu.
Mrs S Nish. Mrs N. J. Sshlein. ]. " Pauson
r. q. Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. i. l. Hilmer.
Mr. ard Mrs z. 0. Reiscr. Dr. and Mrs A
McFadyen, Mrs. Frank Panson. S. B. Pauson.
ny ana Ats h.'selneIs- mares Mattbeas, MISS
katherine Matthias, Pr T. Coolidge. Mrs A.
b McNloskey, W +. Ledwidge. c. .. Donnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. D NJ Hsnlon Mrs A ~ Shell
don. Nj and Mrs. :. II Newstader N. c.
Becker William Carpenter, S H. woodruff F.
M ana Mrs jules Cierfoyt. Mrs IL Onpen.
hemer Mr. and Mrs. J. A Back, Mrs. y. A.
Buck Jr-, Nr- and Mrs. Charles Hufschmidt.
Miss Lola Buck f. q. GsEtner- Sails Aronson,
Marian Cobn, George y. Cohn Milton II. SalfZ,
,. J.. Nrmeh SIR. ana Mrs. +. r. Bellew.
Mrs. y Canmer.
genoe. George 7. Retter Henry Abrshamson.
John fiilias Miss Marian Fillius. NT. and
Mrs Fred Dodd. AIr and Mrs. R. w. Keaney.
AT. and Mrs 4. Mcmillan. Mr.. md Mrs. ].
y Wright, 2 5; Chase. Al J. Huseman. Mrs.
Euseman. Mrs kesfin. Or. McCond. Miss shea.
Bence Mrs. J. R. Davis. F. B. Kirk.
BElskHIE34-A = H. F. Morris. B. H. Lang
ALAMEDA Blanche Teas. j I. Gould.
7. S Kelley. Mss II. Kelley. Mf. and Mrs.
Fresno. R. A. Maze: Stockton. ] s John
stone: PleaSsnton, r. !. KELSEY; San Jose.
Georse 2. Graft; Newmar. George B. Stewart /;
Aubrrn Mrs. r. F. Rooney. s. A Johnstone;
Portland. Mrs. y. Jacobson: OroviIle Mrs H
H. Goidstein; Clements. J. J. Wilson; Turlock
Charles T. Kinnrcan. Alrsrado. Joe G. Rose
Jr.. New York J. u. WHY'S: Santa Barbara.
Miss Green: Mn Valley. Gin Degner; Santa
Eosa william Rex. Petalu;na. Mrs. J. c.
Brgce. Modesto J. B Miller: Antioch. Mr. and
Mrs J. 4 Gull; Fresno. Air. and Mrs Fulton
q Berry. J b. Nrigbtson: Live Oak Mrs J.
r Caalnen. San Jose. William Bogen; sutter
Creek G. +. Allen
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SEIGLER HOT SPRINGS

Greatly improved this year. If you look
ing for health, pleasure and good table board
we can please you. Greatest known arsenic
beauty baths in the state. Swimming ponds
for rheuma tism. malaria, nervousness, etc.
Wonderful stomach water. For booklet. etc.
address PECK-JUDAH. TS9 Market ST.. S. F.,
or W. E. CATHIE Seigler Springs, Lake Co.,
Cal
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CLEVELAND SANlTARuJM

Eight miles from Ukiah. Open all the year.
I have been curing cancers for twenty-one years:
nurses furnished. Will cancer; no knife:
root and branch taken out without pain on
bleeding Mineral springs. Good fishing
r. J.. CLEVELAND Ukiah
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MIRA VISTA

Near Anderson Springs. Elevation ? coo feet.
milk, fruit. vegetables heme cooking rooms,
tents, cottages dancing croouet. basket ball.
Round trip 81. Address H G. RICHMAN, Mid
dletown, Lake county. Cal.
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BIG BASIN STAGE LINE

LEAVES BEN LOMOND VIA BOULDER
CREEK, connecting with early train from Santa
Cruz daily. Round trip, Sl.50 single fare, 81.
For further informa ton address ELSoAS LIy-
ERY STABLES. Santa Cruz, Cal,
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SHELLEY LAKE

Beautiful homeHke place in the Sierra Ne
yadas. Elevation 400 feet. Splendid bathing
boating and hunting. Send for booklet. o. c.
SHERLEf, Chicago Park, GAL
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SEABRIGHT HOTEL

Santa Cruz CAL; pleasant family resort; 5
minutes walk from, beach; electric cars 10 all
points Of interest; 50 to S12 per week B. o.
WEBER, Prop.
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LAKE COUNTY

Take a trip to Lake county by Spiers' livery
Calistogs stage line, the best mount
road IN California Grand scenery. easy
rsages careful drivers. Round trip from San
Francisco 10 Harhin. Spiers, Anderson and Mira
Vista Springs. 50. To Adams Bonanza, Sieg-
ler's Hobergs, Howard. Astorg and Glenbrook.
So Stages leave Calistoga IL 80 a. sundays
excepted. Half hour for lunch at Calistoga ho
tel. Fifty pounds baggage allowed. Tickets on
sale at Southern Pacific office.
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WILLOW RANCH

Delightfully."- located In the redwoods. miles
from Santa Cruz spring water. fruit. milk; ex-
cellent table: daily mail; telephone Suburban
81; free cenyeyanee s. per week. MRS. NJ J..
CRANDELL, Santa Cruz.
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BEACH HILL INN

Persons desiring nice, quiet place. go to
Beach Hill Inn Artistic furnishings. elegant
rooms extensive grounds. overlooking the beach;
improved since last year. Address MISS A.
PORTER, Santa Cruz.
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HOUGH SPRINGS

An ideal family resort open all year. Hunting,
fishing swimming. dancing, tennis and croquet.
Hotel and cottages. camping. For terms write
to BARTELS BROS, Hough Springs, Lake
County. Cal. via Leesville.
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EL vERANO VILLA

country resort for Families. Open year
round. Good fishing and hunting; dancing pavil-
ion hot mineral baths. Rates Sc per week Far
particulars write to Ell vERAN0 VILLA, Ell
vERAN0, CAL.
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HOTEL. RUSTICANO-An ideal spot to
spend your vacation. Dancing, boating bathing
and ali kinds OF amusements. Modern plumbing
and gas throughout the house. Rates, 50 to
ceiient board Open year round. Address L. b.
SELENGER. Camp Meeker, Sonoma Co., Cal.
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||||la l[]7;\
ulI9sI:S STR RINGS
AMERICAS GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT

Positive cure for rheumatism and
stomach trouble. Table first class. The
roads have been put in excellent shape
sl40e per week Baths free 10 guests.
For further particulars address r. II.
CURRY. proprietor, The Geysers. Cal
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TERRACE GROVE HOTEL

In the heart of the Santa Cruz mountains. I'm
der new management. Address LAW & DABEL,
Wrights. Cal.
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ClOyfRDALf LIVERY STABLE

Headquarters for Gfyser Stage Line. First,
class livery rigs and saddle horses a specially.
MRS. II. SMITH, Prop. Cioverdaie, Cal
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DIR. c. C. O'DONNELL's

Mineral springs at Glen Ellen the greatest
remedy for lung diseases, liver and stomach
trouble: rheumatism and catarrh S. P or s.
f. & N. p. Ry. direct. Thirty cottages and
tents furnished for rent; hne fishing. Apply
9i2 Deylsadero ST, s T.
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages in the mountains near Santa Crus.
First class table, elubroom, dancing pavilion,
bowling, croQuet. Rates &c. SO and $12- Car
riage fare 1.25 round trip. Send for booklet
MRS. TONY PHILLIPS. Prop, Santa Cruz, Cal.
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JONES naT SULPHUR SPRINGS
BYRON HOT SPRINGS
HOT SPRINGS HOTEL
COLD CREEK

Ten miles from Ukiah; telephone daily stage;
deer hunting trout fishing aud bathing; hrst
class table. For rates and particulars address
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GIANT FOREST fSierra camp)-Delight-
ful mountain retreat for your summer vacation:
S15 week. Reached by train via Lemon Cove
and stage over Government road within "a hours
Good fishing. Book now for June aad July Ad.
dress Rroder & Hpnping. k&wesa. Tu.are Co.
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sULLY's
SONOMA GROVE

| everything frst class. For rates and particu-
] lars write r, v. VANNUCcEI & Co. postofice
| hoy 2o, Sononaa CAL Bus meets all trains
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
SOLID COMFORT HON,
GUERNEVILLE HOTEL

On the Russian river. First class aceommoda-
tions; good boating, bathing and swimming. For
rates and information write e. F. LAUTERk4S,
Proprietor. Guerneviile, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

BYRON HOT SPRINGS. May 30
Arrivals al Byron Bot Springs during
the last week
FROM SAN FRANCTSCO-Joseph Alexander
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