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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
GOING, GOING" HE
CRIED AND WAS GONE

SALIVA. kan. Dec "a Col.
Cicero Post Barring. who had the
OF being the oldest aue.
tlonecr Ia Kansas. having cried
sales for forty years. died this aft.
ernoon AZ q public sale on The farm
OF A NJ Steward one mile east ~
salina. from heart disease As he
raised HE hand 10 knock down the
sale % q cow. he said. Wait min.
ute. boys. and sank 10 the ground
lie died almost instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

NEW YORK. ncc iS-The first
thing Mrs T. n Hartman. widow
Of the railroad wizard. secs when
she enters hcv new office. az 475
firth av.. Is her husbands picture
hanging on the vail over her o~n
r0lltop desk
she would not turn her back on
that picture. and she does uut turn
her hack on the work that be left
unfinished
Hers is the widows burden q
$50 000 900 burden that o. being
borne bFayely on feminine shout
ders.
Her hours are more rlEld than
any Wall ". brokers' Out ~ her
llfe's greatest grief has arisen a
duty. and she has undertaken il
solemnly No other woman ln the
world ever had such a duty to per.
form. His coufidant "a iife. she Is
using her knowledge Of Hartman b
railroad secrets 10 make bis work
endure after hla death
Any mistake she would make dur
ing her days grind. the scratch 81
a pen. Yes or a 80 az The
wrong time. might moan millions
TO her. Every proper move. hoW.
ever. ADDS 10 her fortune
Il is barely daylight az O'Clock
IN the morning on the summit Of
the Ramapo mountains when The
widow begins TO take up hcr so.
600 GOO burden Site rises with the
servants While they are preparing
breakfast she Is scanning market
news
By o'clock she Is on her way In
motor car to the Arden railway
station Every inch of land for
miles around rs far 81 she can see.
Is hers That is part ~ the burden.
To some u might seem LARGE the
management nf this vast Arden
estate. II IS the least ~ hcr tasks
She reaches her Fifth az. office AZ
10 o'clock. before the stir has
started on this street 81 streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
PLAN RECEPTION
FOR NEW YEAR

The members Of tho Merchants
Exchange are making elaborate ar
FAnEemeuts for reception g. be
given At the offices on the night 81
December 81 The reception will
start al 3 o'clock and the men VIII
Alay until after the ncw year az
riYcn An the members will b.
given a chance 20 tell just what he
has dCur during the year 1909 and
What be intends 20 90 IN 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
STAY IN PORT
FOR CHRISTMAS

The Christmas spirit has even
stolen march on the shipping men,
and most Of the vessels are going
TO stay home during the holidays.
Some are not. however The
Santa Ana sailed this morning for
Tacoma. aud will leave there to-
morrow for Skagway. The Macki-
nav sailed early this morning for
San Francisco. She will spend
Christmas off the Washington
coast.
The Victoria got out for Valdez
this morning. She carried but
three passengers
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CANNOT JAIL MEN
WITHOUT AUTHORITY


(conclgaed,l
Roberts could not remember any
provision in the law that gave men
the right 10 throw citizens into
jail because they worked for Van
derveer. Roberts told them that
II they secured the proper papers
the man would be locked up.
OHrien and Vanderveer's two mea
were then shown the door
o'Brien. willing no longer 20 be
interfered with hy two useu who
had no legal authority. started 20
walk out OF the court house Van
Rlaricom attempted 60 restrain
him and maui him around OBrien
showed him one side and Van hIari.
CONS and McNells courage evapo
rated. and O'Brien walked quietly
away from the court house.
Told the Grand Jury.
Sheriff Hodge told Mcneil that
n he and Van Blaricom raised any
more disturbance ia the corridors
Of the court house they would De
placed under arrest. The two men
then went before the grand Jury
and told what a valuable witness
O'Brien would have been against
the police department The grand
jury never had heard Of O'Hrten be
fore and had not issued subpoena
for hts appearance Even " u had
the jury had no authority to dele
gate any one 20 place a witness in
custody
OBrien Is rated as 4 gambler by
the hawkshaws Ia the prosecuting
attorneys office Men familiar
with the underworld. however.
never knew Of him getting any
nearer TO employment Ia a gam.
bling hall than acting as waiter
In a dance hall
+. w. Carr. a LAWYER. and his
wife told the jury this morning
that they believed that Influence
was used with the prosecuting at
torney's office TO save son ol
p. p. Sullivan. the saioonmAn. from
prosecution for assault Il was
charged that he had assaulted a
tailor named Galenhnuse and that
the prosecuting attorneys office re-
fused 10 prosecute him.
After the jurors received their
pay checks they left the court house
not TO convene again until Janu-
AIRY 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24
. FOURTEEN MISTAKES OF LIFE

NUDGE RENTouI. London. England a philosopher much
admired that Speaking banquet recently,
he gained much applause describing the following the
Important mistakes people make In this lfo
To attempt standard OF right and wrong
and expect everybody tp conform TO IT.
To measure the enjoyment OF others by
To expect uniformity OF opinion In this world
To look for Judgment and experience Ia youth
To endeaVor mold all dispositions alike
Not 60 yield In unimporanl tritloa
To look for perfection In actions
To ourselves and others about what cannot be rem
eded
alleviate u all that needs alienation.
Not make allowances for the weaknesses OF others
consider thing impossible that ourselves
believe finite minds
To live II the the time, the day impor
that Il would live forever
by outside quality, for Is that
within which makes the
OF his speech Judge Renoul told number OF
amusing the clergyman who told the
hdeohe serious thing set married Yea
answer, but it's serious not 20 get married.
Among the Rphorisms employed by the Judge were
Sbhornness tres blocks the business of NE though
does the lawyer than all the other phases OF human
young is undoubtedly prettier than bull
the bulldogs about five times
good smelling
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COMPLAINT BRINGS
SEATTLE ELECTRIC
COMPANY TO TIME

necauuc ~ che bis boiler raised
by residents II West Seattle. the
Seattle Electric company viii fe
sume The old schedule pu the West
Seattle aud Ferry llnes Tits ElH
give West Seattle a ibmirute aeFy-
Ice on the Ferry line and min
ute service uu the other
mountain Nirw
lra Snr ia president - our
HHrh fn Nature club iifs
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AMERICAN CASH IN
EUROPE'S STOCKING

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-Neyer be.
fore has so much Christmas money
gone across the Atlantic to cheer
the people Of other lands as was
sent this year. according 10 the
figures compiled since December
by Postmaster f. VI Morgan. Out
going steamers have carried money
orders amounting to S7.524.963 an
increase Of $2,29s, 1925 over the sum
sent last year.
Nearly S2,000.000 went 10 Great
Britain alone, while Italy's people
were remembered with 81 .732.l3i IN
gifts. large and smsll In the sum
Der Of money orders there was a
gain Of l4O.513 over 1908
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MRS. HARTMAN BRAVELY TAKES
UP WIDOWS $4,000 900 BURDEN
%s+%&@%%*%4+%+%%~t
WIDOWS BURDEN
OF MRS. HARTMAN
TOLD BN CLOCK.

8 n. m.-Rissa with ser :
e wants az Arden. makes days =
= toilet and reads morning Wall =
= 81 news. =
1880 a. IN ~Brea kfast a
s a. m Steps into auto q
for four mile ride 70 Arden q
q depot y
SEQ a. m to 9ss5 a. N. 4
= Rides on Erie train TO Jersey =
4 City. a
GAS a. m to 10 a M =
Rides In another auto 10 Of =
. flee q
10 a. m. to 1880 .. m--- .
works =
1880 y M to $3.50 y, mr. .
= Luncheon at st Regis hotel a
2S0 =. m More work q
$3.50 p. m Shuts rolliop =
= desk for the day q
s b. m.-ninner with family =
. az Arden q
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Home Gymnasium Outfit.
Trapsze, Rings, Swing and Stir
rUb; sd1ug1a able to any size boys;
$3.50.
a. l. HAIL.. I'LL First Az.
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An honorable nHiHrumhnrsd American
bachelor ~ a. ~ good habits. sdusa
lion and appearance Be- seeking mafris
mnnv and wants acquaintance Of an anr
unrun tfrrd woman ~ like mind. rhatar-
ter and inclination eafklnF rifl ia
eiiEihis 30 nHF ether Give description
and phone o. arrange go meet me %.
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-24

The reason the average person
thinks he knows 80 much Is he
krbwg 30 little.
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Osteopathy

On IOtr. oNTEOp ATHN rffFaf'
electricity FiffHfiHH fiEhf tufH dry aHa
steam baths Eyes treated. fiafaes fit-
fsf Fourth rear iu frattif affEAF.
WENTH 81 Teirphnue Main tttt fqT
Peoples Nank Bldg SECOND and Pike
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LOST AND FOUND.


" the party that found the ladB's Heid
Watoh with initials N outside anl
diamond other eide. 10 not honest
anovuh a. return far reward, be Kind
enough 90 return picture and gvrl 81
HAITI Picture 81 ms little dead son AID
all have Mail 20 Nrs y. Feiiig, tib
aith av M stsat
Lost-- yellow ealIle from neacen Iilll
Telephone Information 20 1888. re.
gHrd ~a2-H
Lost Three notice for 81 sesst each
Finder please phone Main 200 ana SCI
Inward ~
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Lost WHITE AnHnfa eat rrtufu sass
4nfh nN n. W Phone ballard 81
. Hit
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Classified ads under this hsad-oHs
tsut per wofd seven Insertions Ter tbs
price ~ sis
wantedsA miadia.assd wemaa Twins
in NiciuitF ~ columbia ~ hnuiheAHt Sc
attic. 90 take care ~ small hauss and
invalid lady dufiHs day tVif tth az
south 7zsat
pscoratinK company wants ladies'
steady oF sFsnfnfsi home work ssatnpsns
novelties EASY learned, ~ % dassA %
sard psnnY hids. tteb Second az
toom iit III
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rof sa1s b. numrf. cnc acre ans =.
rnslm hnNas 81 nFtEhton. t4.oeH rath.
hone Tmss sakt -92s4t
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LIVESTOCK


sale ~ trade. teo raffr font -
corner ffarfA. 1u ffaIIrr Iate -
1880. sil take 900 dozen =. tits
~ modern cottage Phone s5sf, H.fs
-a-=.-----..- aflstf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03
SUMMONS.

 State of Arkansas. County of Jeffer-
 son. Ss.
 The State of Arkansas to the Sheriff
 Of Jefferson County-Greeting:
 You are commanded to summon the unknown owner of
 Part of the Southwest, Southwest, 2-6-9, more particularly described as follows:
 Commencing at the corner of Sec tions 9, 3, 10 and Il, said township and range thence, North 344 feet. East Four Hundred Thirty-four and one fourth (434 1-4) feet to point of beginning, thence North Eighty-seven one-half (S7 1-2 feet. East One Hun dred Ten 110) feet, South Eighty seven one-half (S7 1-2) feet, West One Hundred Ten (110) feet to point of beginning. All in Pine Bluff, Jeffer- son. county. Arkansas, to answer with in fifteen days after service hereof, in the Jefferson Chancery Court a complaint filed against said lands m said court by R. B. Malone, J. E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03

incidentally told of the great good that would be accomplished in the rebuilding of their home on such a magnificent scale. His remarks were timely and he made most favorable impression in the manner in which he addressed his hearers.
 The principal address of the after noon was delivered by Revereni Frank s. Barrett, pastor of the As bury church at Little Rock. Rever- end Barrett spoke for forty minutes Church. In the course of his re- marks the speaker told of the ines timable value of religion and church work. He compared the value of the church and it's influence in the con- mercial, intellectual and moral world and orally cited comparisons of a convincing nature to bear out his statements. He expressed words of praise and commendation for the Lakeside members in their success full efforts to provide themselves with a suitable house of worship and his address was one of the features of the afternoons program. Reverend Barrett is a minister of exceptional knowledge and e1oquence and with his address Tuesday he won himself into the hearts of the Pine Bluffians who heard him. Reverend M. w. Manville, pastor of the Carr Memorial church, pronounced the benendiction. Before the cornerstone was laid many articles were placed underneath it. Photos of Reverend J. R. Sanders and his wife, copies of the Pine Bluff papers, church bulletins, Christian Endeavor notes, papers of the Home and Foreign Mission Societies, min utes of the recent conference. Bi- ble and other interesting articles were placed in the excavation.
 The new Lakeside Methodist church will cost when completed and furnished, about s45,00o. Of that amount the congre gation has already raised s25,OO0, and it will only be a matter of a few years before the total indebtedness is paid. The Lake side congregation is one of the larg- est and most aggressive in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03

Brown and II. Bringman as Board of Improvement Sewer District No. 9, Of the City of Pine Bluff, Ark, and warn him that upon his failure to answer, the complaint will be taken for con- fessed; and that you will make due return of this summons within fifteen days after service hereof.
 Witness my hand and the Seal of said court this 16th day of December, A. D. 1908.
 2-3 dit EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03
LAKESIDE CHURCH
 CORNERSTONE LAID
Impressive and Interesting Cere- monies Attend the Event Tuesday Reverend James Thomas and Reverend Frank Barrett Among the Speakers-School Children Sang.

The ceremonies attending the cor nerstone laying of the magnificent new Lakeside Methodist Church, Eff .teehth avenue and Olive streets, greater part of which has already been erected were conducted Tuesday afternoon and were most impressive and interesting. The cornerstone lay ing was attended by more than eight hundred spectators, the pupils of the Lakeside public school being among them.
 Reverend T. o. Owen, the popular pastor of the Lakeside church, con- ducted the ceremonies, assisted by Reverend w. w. Christie. presiding elder of the Pine Bluff district, 6dmber of visiting ministers and sev~ eral local pastors of prominence.
 It was planned to have four for mer pastors of that church to come here and Joe present at the corner stone laying, but owing to official du- i ties and other things which detained them none of the ministers were able to be present on that memorable oc- dsion. They were Reverend W. C. watson, of Camden; Reverend J. k. Islanders, of Lewisville; Reverend w. P, Whaley, of Hope. and Reverend l. R. Cason, of Lakeland, Fla.
 The program began with the sing ing of America" by several hundred children of the Lakeside pubic school. This was followed by the offering of prayer by Reverend J, l. Norris. pastor of the First Presby- terian church, and the singing of the hat6n, Come Thou Fount," by the congregation.
 Reverend T. Y. Ramsey. pastor oi the First Methodist church, read the prayer from the ritual and Reverend James Thomas, commissioner of educa' tion for the Methodist church i'll Ar kansas, read from the scripture This was followed by few congratulators remarks. Reverend Thomas compii' ~tnentsd the Lakeside congregation or their enterprise and enthusiasm ane
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03
WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Jonas Pierce, plaintiff, vs. Abbie Pierce defendant is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the of Plaintiff, Jonas Pierce. Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this End day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1909.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
 r. E. RENFROW, D. c. 20 dt W5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03
WARNING ORDER.

n the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Green Baggett, plaintiff, vs. Annie Baggett, Defendant.
 The Defendant Annie Baggett Is warned to appear ill this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Green Baggett. Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this 2nd day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1909.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
 F. E. RENFROW, ID. c. 2-3 dt w5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03
The SECRET of q
 FINE COMPLEXION
by NlADANl WAlER>

powder. mtorio nore uo others feel tutu! that powder hlual
  oly ehoWso and
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03

The friends of Carl Rutledge will be glad to know that he Is recovering from his long attack of rheumatism
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-03
> Value qfoFine Complexion M Hy Waaam UaAts
 I~. Scientific Liquid Potoder No1p to VM~~AWI Be HAD
 \x.I for the Use of Dainty Women

Int gifted beautiful but let all charming of omrlexnn o women Daa complexion that contain anything iron & hd e be mentioned detail When woman seen an m pa @ ht M the and others is safe to assume she ha m 9 e % nv wherever used defects complexion can not exist P M E them This be had aGgg
 
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
WILLOW RANCH
And the Wonderful
REDWOOD HEIGHTS

Delightfully."- located in the redwoods, ave miles
from Santa Cruz: spring water; fruit; milk: ex-
cellent. table; new bathhouse; daily mail. Tele-
phone Suburban 81. Free conveyance. 81: per
week. MRS. NJ. j. CRANDELL. Santa Cruz:
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GLENWOOD HOTEL

Among the redwoods Of Santa Cruz Mts. On
the new short line hours from S. r. Write
for circular. WIZ. MARTIN. Glenwood, Santa
Cruz County. Cal,
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Coy Nook. Ranch Hotel

A beautiful summer resort place. New, mod
ern hotel and cottages in the mountains miles
from Santa Cruz with best of spring water; SIS
per week. Address g.: F. kINGLI.- r. F.. d.
No. 1, Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
GLENDORA RANCH

Santa Cruz mountains; 51s miles from Los
baths. etc. Mail daily. Telephone, Terms SO
to $12 per week. Opens May /. A. o. BLOM-
GREN, Prop, box 145. Los Gatos.
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sULLY's s sSs5z s GO.

Hotel and tents around grounds. nestled on slide
hill among the redwoods, with charming pano-
ramic views OF Russian river and surrounding
country. First Glass accommodations
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01

LAWRENCE vILLA-Scnoma family resort
Amusements. Bus daily to Hot Springs IS a
week. HENRY PELLESsIER. P. o. box so.
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HOTEL SANTA CRUZ

Good board; large, sunny rooms. special rates
to families. Address NICOLAS & CO., hutei
Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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HOTEL ROWARDENNAN 5 Se 3 ~

For further Information see Peck-Judah In
formation Bureau. $50 Market ST., write b.
DICKINSON. Prop Ben Lomond. Cal.
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CHERRY COURT

The modern Family Hotel OF Santa Cruz Gen.
traly located. Everything new. First class
Table, reasonable rates. Automobile quarters
For particulars address MISS c. RIEDEMAN
Proprietress. 90 Church St. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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CLOVERDALE LIVERY STABLE

Headquarters for Geyser Stage Line. First class
livery rigs and saddle horses 4 speciality. MRS
H. SMITH. Prop, Cloverdale; phone Main PSI.
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Klamath Hot Springs

, Fishing, hunting and health resort.
extreme northern part of California.
Write to EDISON BROS. Beswick. Cal.
Or the PECK-JUDAH CO.. San Francis
co, Los Angeles. Portland or Seattle
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RLRICON PARk

LAKE TAHOE n ". Cuthbert. formerly oc
Emerald Bay. Prop. Hotel. cottages and tentH.
New furniture. Home cooking. Fishing. social
camp Gre, postofHce. telephone. Address n. ".
Cuthbert Rnbleon p o.. lake Tah0e. CaL
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raIERAIn nAY

LAKE TAHOE'S Cottage and Tent Resort. nov
open under the management OF Q. o. Dunstall.
formerly OF Hotel Sentinel. Yosemite Tor. rates
and reservations call at Peck Judah. fs9 Market
ST. or write @. o. DUNSTALL. Manager, Emer-
aid Bay P. o.. Lake Tahoe. Cal
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BERTRAND

First class accommodations Ideal SPOT for VA
cation. Fishing, hunting, boating and swim
ming. Beautiful drive to Bear valley Special
rates to fnmilies Apply JOSEPH r. REP
TRAND, Tocalona. Marin county, Cal.
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TAHOE TAVERN
Ideal Weather. Fishing Never Better. MRS.
ALICE RICHARDSON. Mgr. Tahoe. CaL


LAKE TAHOE. new resort. Ideal location.
Cottages, tents horses, rowboats. launches. trout
fishing. Moderate rates. Address HARRY
WHITCOSfB, Mgr, Fallen Leaf P. o., Laks
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CAMPING

GoEhNEWOOD PARK. on Russian river; Ash
ing, boating and ba thing: tents and cots rented .
lots ior sale Write for circular GUERNE a
McLANE Guerneville.
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THE NEW FseLANn HoME c,un Ne.

THE NEW ENGLAND HOME, Camp Meeksr,
Rebuilt and refurnished with the chief idea
for comfort; located In. beautiful grove near
the lake-beautiful walks grand scenery, Gro
quet, boating, bathing, fishing, hunting, bowl
ing and dancing. Table supplied with fresh
fruits and vegetables from own ranch daily.
Rates $3.50 to IS per week special rates to
families and parties Address GEORGE HAIR
RISON. Camp Meeker. Sonona county, Cal
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LAKE TAHOE-Sprlng flowers, Deautitnl cata-
rscfs dazzling snow. trout fishing excellent
mineral water. free boats and launches. dairy
white chef Peck-Judah or SorInern Pacific in
fo-natfon bureaus. EARL III. COLEMAN. Mgr
Tallac p o.. Lake Tahoe
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CAMP PISTOLESI

Furnished cottages. 81 per week, s12 per mo.
Rates for board on application. Address W. n.
WILT, Tomales. Cal.
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POINT REYES EMPoRIUM

Building materials OF all kinds and general
merchandise. Campers, hunters. fishermen ard
suto parties supplied at city prices. Also livery,
staging and drsying done TO all suburban towns
ano summer resorts. p. F. SCILACCI, Point
Reret station
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Aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS

Nearest hot sulphur springs to San Francisco
and bay cities; hours ride. no STAGING.
Swimming tank, tub, plunge and electric light
baths. Cures stom ach troubles, rheumatism.
liver and kidney complaints. Every accommo-
dston; reasonable rates. Take N. W. P. Ry.
at Tiouron ferry at Z: 30. A. M and $40 D. m
Fare 81. 10. Inquire at 789 Market St and
2004 Suffer ST., address THE0D0R RICH
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RICHARDSON SPRINGS

An excellent place for health and pleasure.
cures stomach trouble rheumatism, kidney, liver.
blood and sin diseases. Stages daily, except
fuudsy. Good roads. Rates reasonable. Address
ZEE RICHARDSON. Chico. Cal
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HOTEL RUsrIcANo

Situated in the beautiful mountains OF sonom.
20. Dancing boating. bathing. Boats free 70
guests. Rates ~ to SD per week Omen wear
round. Address L. B. SEIENGER yTp
MEEKER, CAL. NA"l