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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-05
Southwestern Louisiana In
dustrial Institute.

i'afayette, La, January 90, 1909
EDITOR Senunel, Th;bnaaax. La..
Dear S'r:-P' Please inform vo,,
readers that oar secnnd term will h.
GIN n-xt Meaday. the 25th inst
Ne" student will "onr or that l;,,.
and on F,b. !! We Now have 2s1
students, the laTgas, uuml,er VIC ev.,
ha"' ana more are coming. We
nave 8 from Your Parish. and are
anxious for mor";-gir's preferred
as We haven't man, girl, (hut thos,.
We have are the fi1e>t in The St.doA
You may also mention that W.
nave $500 Ia spend in new ba,jd-
'ngs and equipment Steam l,.a,
Will be Installed in the young iadi,..
brick do,mitory; a mod
prn aara Will be built co.nple,e
mot hot and cold wafer show.
81 "atbs for the young m,n will b.
oht ~, and the balance will be ex.
'endefs for modern two-sto brick
'r's and crafts building with fui.
qnipment.
the general pab;ic has no k3e;,
WAT an extensive and complete or
and equipment we have
md the great thing is, IT belopes <,o
ne State, and is free to all. Pleas,
III 'hcm about it Tell them 10
o"e see--or, If they can't com.
s'a f"f TIE .'ll'nstrated p;ctures"!
Yours truly.
+ i. Stephens, Pre~i,,ep,
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Game {; Lillad il Lafourche

Game Warden Oscar Ange''oz'- re
port shows that game valued at $84
233 was killed in Lafnnrche Parish
Turing the season just closed, az To-
lows: Thi'tv-eight thousand rabbits,
$4,000; 5000 squirrels, 800; $4,000
ducks, $4,000; 10000 water hens
(pon's ,,'es). $1,000; $500 doves,
s472; 1000 $500; $500 quail, $3.50;
80 deer, 1920; 5000 musrats. 50 100
5000 opo. sums, $500; 10 offers, SO
200; $4,000 raccons, $4,000; 10000
,aiuks, 10000.
Young man, if you do not
find things in this world that
just exactly please you, do not
grumble, but smile and make
the best of your opportunities
No one ever had things which
exactly suited all around
something was always lack
ing. Grumbling and fault
finding and sulking does not
remedy the matter in the
least. Get ont and hustle
and do the best you can I'M
der all circumstances, and
you will find that after all
there is more in life than you
thought. Don't be a crouch,
but look on the bright side al
ways and you will often
,atch glimpses of happiness
hat the grumbler misses. Try
his plan awhile. = Monroe
Star.
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Fiishin'.

Riding across the country one day,
DR.. Blank noticed an old negro who
had been for quite a while perched
motionless upon little bird &c, fish
ing silently from the stream be-
meath. For some time he watched
him from a distance, but finally,
overcome by the old fellows unmov-
ed patience, he rode up and accost-
ed him.
"Hello, Wash! What are you do
ing up there?'
e. "Fishin,, sah,' came the reply.
Not getting many, are you"
mo, sah."
s. We'll, it seems to me you'd get
tired fishing 50 long without bite. j"
i doesn't want no bite, cap'n."
Well, that's funny. WHY don't
Won want bit
way, cap'n: When I
gifts lots q bites, hit takes all melr
time to git the fish off'n meh line.
an | doesn't have no time fob fish
IN Success Magazine.
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Dog Must Not Wofk.

Some misguided person returning
from continental holiday has won,
dered why dogs are not used in Enr-
land as beasts Of burden. The res-
son why IS nothing less simple than
statute. AS long ago as 1889 an
act was passed making it a punish
q able ofense for any person within
Che metropolitan area to "use any
dog for the purpose of drawing or
helpmg to draw any cart, carriage
truck or barrow" Fifteen ves ear,
later, IN 1854, an act, passed in
Ine more effectual prevention Of
cruelty to animals. extended tha
prohibition to all parts Of the kine.
lon. -London Globe
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Railroad Presidents called
upon to Practice Forest
Conservation and Better
Wood Ut11izatIUn. I'M

Washington, D. G - The
Presidents Of the leading rail
roads of this country have
just received a letter from
Clifford Pinchot, United
States Forester, calling upon
them to practice forest con-
servation and better timber
utilization. In his letter the
Forester says:
[ am writing to call your
attention again to some
phases of a subject to which l
know you must already have
given much thought-the con.
servation of our forests. The
report of the National Conser-
walton Commission showsI
that we are cutting our for
ests three times faster than
they are growing; that much |
large timber and young
growth are destroyed yearly
by fire; that as a nation we
have used wood wastefully
and extravagantly: that thet
only way We can get the tim /;
Der we shall need in the full
ture is to keep all :our forest t
land constantly growing trees
and that the longer we delay 4
action the greater will be o
pinch Of a timber shortage d
Later on. r.
"One-ffth of our remaining d
timber is in public forests.
and on these forests the ma e,
ton and the States are prac- st
icing forestry. Four-fifths Of ii
'ur timber is privately owned tr
Ind it is being cut almost ex- ii
'iaslvely' for present profit al
regard to- the future Il,
ire problem of proving a tim. CO
ef supply can not be solved I'll
y the National Government f;t
'one' by the States alone,
% ~ individuals alone, aIIIfA.
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Southern Commercial Secre-
taries.
Industrial Promoters of the
South to meet in Atlanta
July Z and 8
For Southern Trade Revival
and Expansion.

New Orleans, June 2. The Con
vention of the Southern Commercial
Secretaries Association, which Is ca
cd to meet in. Atlanta July Z and 8
gives promise of proving to he one o
he most important industrial Conven
tons held IN the south in some years
It, personnel Is made up of those me-.
who are professionally engaged il,
promoting and exploiting The South
and its component States, whose
Wo ~ (, has attained dignity and i'm
portance recugnfzsd-A E var,ss.e. aa...r...-
ity large and small which is enter
prIsing enough to place it.elf befor.
the financial, Industrial and invest
ing pubic.
The Atlanta Convention VIII be pre-
sided over Tennessee. Its Secretary.
Edwin L. QnareIs, Secretary OF th,
Chamber Of Comm cree of PETERSBURG
Va. also Secretary of the Southern
Commercial Congress and w. G
Cooper, Secretary of the Atlanta
Chamber Of. Commerce, 10 Genuine
ton with the Executive Committee.
are preparing to make the Atlantis
Convention comparable with tha,
held in Washington, D C., De.emAa,
and . OF last year. out Of which |
grew the Southern Commercial Con- |
yres Of which jno. Parker. a wealthy
cotton planter and business msn oil
Ne" Orleans is President. and Gro,-
venor DAVE, Managing Director
Atlanta is making unosaal prepara
fons with characteristic Atlanta euer.
y to entertain the Convention and
View Orleans has already entered The
.leid Tor the Convention uf 1910
Manager ii. B. Trezeyant OF the New
)rleans Progressive Union. who is
OF the Louisiana CONNER
fai secretaries Association has sent I
'nt a short pamphlet, Illustrated | {
7i'h half tone cuts of New Orlean. II
commercial and other scenes, proDos- 8
lg DOT Only a New Orleans Conven- a
on, out trip to Panama as well .
Is proposed that the men who .
ompose The Southern Commerce. q
eefetarles Association shall charter Il
ne OF the new refrigerated vessels Of h
le United Fruit Co and go down to t,
spect the great work which is of par Il
to those who are en-. q,
geo III the industrial promotion ami =
ade expansion of the sonth-tht. =,
arrest section of the United States 81
the Panama Canal. It will take
out ~ DAYS to make The trip an,
Il come during vacation time. As
.se new ships are cooled through. sic
by air ducts leading from the az
f'gerat'ng plant, a trip to the tro :
Use. ~
The Southern Commercial Score. tn.
les Association is approving its !
ona year and has already done a /
ca to Improve the Soush's canac,,r Fl,
results, by bringing together 1bs The
we executive managers of the great an
! 1e ORGANIZATIONS of MARI. Nc
T. Virginia, West Virginia, North
ol'na' South Caro'lna, Georgia.
zoe e Alabama. Mississippi. Louis
> Texas, Ok'ahous, Arkaasas
ness: g, Kentucky and part Of
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Not on His side.

Who is there, !" cried the imnas-
stoned orator, who will Lift a voice
against the truth of my statement p,
just then a donkey on the out
SKIRTS OF the crowd gave vent to
the tribe. ""S Oh
Inc laugh was on the orator for
= . moment, but, assuming an air Of
Triumph, he lifted his voice above
Inc ON to say, 4 knew nobody but
Mercury. poot
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ChiIdren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 3 TO RIA
For Sale

The Gasoline Launch, Eclipse,
length IS feet, beam ii feet, equipp-
ed with ace'yf'ne lights, suitable for
business OF pleasure, almost new a
bargain. apply to
Albert Boudieaux
or 2. J. Doucet,
ThIbodaux La
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, ,i Do }, you Want TO GO 70 COL.
hhoEf L 20 We canhe'p you. We
na,s a',easiy put hundreds tl.ro gb
co',ege oy means of our plan. Writ.
10y !. iof ~ information regarding
or Offer u fates scIolarsi,i:, i az,
:. .,s',oo g eellegt AadresS <I...s,..r.
:. s7e.'l+'a 8 aa-33I EAST 2sa s,rsa.
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must work together.

must work together.
"Since the railroads are q
mong the largest customers O
wood, they will suffer heavil,
from the much higher price,
and the actual scarcity of tim
Der which will occur if ou1
forests are not conserved
Railroad companies can mos,
advantageously undertake
both the growing of timber
and the economical utiliza
ton Of the product. They
have a steady demand for
Timber, the extent of which
can be largely anticipated.
land they neei much small
timber. Of kinds Mhiah~.oan.h la.
grown in a relatively short
time.
''Each RAILROAD has its own
especial timber problems
which must be worked out to
meet the given conditions. Att
the same time there are cer-I
tain lines Of general policyf
which can be profitablyI
adopted by many roads.
They are.
Il. The use of chemically
treated ties wherever possible.
''2. The use Of so-called I,
woods, as for example
black gum and loblolly pine.
Tor ties, which will reduce the o
Drain on white oak, and
which is entirely practicable +,
t the ties are treated. {
@'3. The purchase and man. =.
cement Of land bearing ma .
ure timber which can be used e.
Immediately, and of second IN
rowth timber which will Ii
leet the needs of the future. s. s.
UGH lands if properly man ., o.
sed will insure a perpetual In,
lpply Of ties and lumber at nc
lie cost of production. ira
Il. The planting of trees q. ne
pom nonagricultural land abb
Tned by the company, which the HI.
US not now contain sufh. out
'nt young growth to pro- pic
Ice a timber crop. cru
.. Cooperation with 9TH tai
roads in the adoption of Sec
specifications for for
8 and timber and for the |s "s1
atmsnt of them. Coopera- lane
u with cumberland owners Gar ~
the States in fire proven iano
Il, and in hr;no;, :, +. Tenf
So. ooout Miss
ditions which will make
practice Of forestry pro- K
BILE. julia
!i;nat
assa are in substance tnA.'
Recommendations of 49,.
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Notice

No hunting is allowed on Acadia
Plantation.
W., FL. PRICE.
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NOTICE.

Any on holding bills agairs, the
Percy Grocery % Lit. o, the Lob
dell Grocery Co Ltd. must present
bills on OF before Jan. 24,t 1899
T. r. Percy,
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/ subcommittee en Forest SUP
plies Of the American Rail
way Engineering and Main
tenance Of Way Association
The adoption of these recon
lnendations and the appoint.
ment Of technical men to car
ry them out will, it seems tt
me, be wise action for any
railroad. The Influence O.
their general adoption would
be far reaching and most ben
fetal.
Il should be very glad TO
discuss the matter more ii
detail with you at your con-
venience, Or to be Of use in
any other way
Responses which show
interest are being re-
ceivcd, and it is presumed
that aeinate action along the
lines mentioned will result.
a Thrilling Rescue.
How Bert r. Lean, of Chens |
Wash. wa saved from a frielsfu
leath is a story to Thrill the w"rlt' |
A haid cod. be writes, brought q,
desperate leng trouble shat h. fistt
IA expert doc,oi' here. Eh-s | paid
40 Ia $l5 i visli ~ a ing sptei*-
st 10 Spokane, who i Il n / II ~ NJ
h Ii 1 "e"t 10 ia 10 lila, h,yi -w1it-
1T benefit At a-t | used DIR Klny',
lew Discovery, which completely
ured me and now I am as wei! as
yer" For Lung Trouble, Bronchitis,
nughs and Colds, Asthma, Group
nj Whonping Congh It's supreme +
DC and ST 90 Trial bottle free
uaranteed by all Druggists
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'ssa are il suhsta
tne Recommendations Of ~.
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Terrace Grove Hotel

TENTS AND COTTAGES
Santa Cruz rnts. Terms, 81 10 S12. For partfc
ulars address r. S. GRIFFITH, r. D. route ~
Wrights. Cal.
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MONTE RIO 81 sEAgI sTTEs

Launches. canoes. rovboats. lighthouses and
suits By the hour day. week or month Launches
..Sonornas' and ssAnOna'' meet trains at river
landing C. ". MEADOWS. Boetman. Monte
RIO Sonoma County. Californis.
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PINE LODGE

In the mountains, two miles from Santa Cruz
Beautiful location in Blackburn Gulch. New
modern hotel and cottages. Rates. 50 and up.
Address J. NJ. SHOUTS, Pine Lodge Santa
Cruz. Cal
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Santa Cruz Mountains, Glenwood
300 acres virgin redwoods. All farm products.
Greek. games. etc. Home cooking. Hotel and
cottages. Address NOW" FOLK, INC, Glen
sEond- Cal
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LAKE VIEW RANCH

nrst class family resort. In Santa Cruz
mountains. Elevation 1.s0o feet. Protected
from fog and coast winds 80 acres in fruit
Rates, 81 per day, IS TO $J2 per week. Booklet.
Address WM. O. POST r. %. Los Gatos Cal.
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suicide Yesterday morning b. slashing
Ms throat and both wrists with a
razor. Won Borstei then ran into TIE
S1-aef where he was seen By Police
NAN T r Connolly. who took him into
custody and sent for the ambulance
Won Borstel was taken 10 the cenlral
eroerrencv hospital where more than
"a stitches were taken BY Dr. Eden
muller to close the wounds
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land right guide: Lulu Trsmble OF San
Francisco. left guide May Falconer OF
san Francisco. secretary Laura
Creighton of san Francisco, treasurer.
Eva Hackett Of San Francisco. herald;
Lizzie Perigin OF Oakland inside guard.
and J. Meyers OF Eureka outside guard
The per capita tax for the year was
fixed al 81 for the term.
The last Sunday in April was fixed
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a o. F.. terminated yesterday after
noon II Golden Gate hall with the in
stzIIation Of the new officers for the
current term BY Past Supreme Chief
COMPANION Miller. assisted by Com
uzufou Schuereu 2 s supreme herald
The officers installed were Ella
WuuderIfch Of san Francisco. supreme
chief companfon- Annie QuinIIzR Of
Pfnole. sub chief. Ida Arnett Of Oak
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HAYWARD SANITARIUM

Convalescents and fnvalids. Climate especialiy
good for bronchitis and asthma Fruits and vege
tables raised on the grounds. Rates reasonable
Address F. A. McAusian. Box 423. Hayward. Cal
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GLEN ALPINE sPRINGS
TUSCAN SPRINGS

New concrete hathhouse and plunge bath
Booklet for the asking entitled
SLET OTHERS TELL THE STORY
We cure others and Why no, yous Address
ED b WALBRIDGE. Tuscan. Cal
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Klamath Hot Springs

Fishing. hunting and health resort
Extreme northern part Of California
write 70 EDISON BROS-. Beswick. Cal,
- TIE PECK-JUDAH CO. san Francis
60. Los Angeles. Portland OF Seattle.
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For further information see Peck -Pudah In
formation Bureau. 7s9 Market St. write 3.
DICKINSON. Prop. Ben Lomond. Cal
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GIFFoRD,s SPRINGS

Elevation $500 feet. Trout stream pine
grove; home cooking; fresh air cottages; anuse-
menfs. Rates 81 TO 50 per week. Address
MRS. z. c. CLIFFORD. Middletown, Lake Coun-
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YARBROUCH FARM

Open 70 guests after May l. Rates. adults
81 70 IS per week Al unlimited supply Of
fresh nLk. butter. fruit. vegetables and berrie.
Ercwn on place. VIII meet guests at train
n L YARBROTGH Guernevi1le. Cal
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BLUE LAKES
TNDER NEW MANAGEMEN

UhDEh NV HAEAGEhENI
Entertainments. dancing and smusements every
evening. Boating, fishing, swimming and hunt
ng. Rates Sl2 to S14 per week. Address Il. ".
& EMP. Midiske P o.. Lake county. Cal
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vICHY SPRINGS

WRITE W. H. ]
accommodations.
for Blue Lakes,
Writer Springs,
ter Valley. John
Automobiles for
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SEABRIGHT HOTEL

SANTA CRUZ. CAL; minutes walk from
pecan, electric cars to Casino. Rates 50 TO $12
per week B. o. WEBER. Proprietor.
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HOTEL Ell MONTE

Beautiful Los GATOS New management. FIRST
class table and service; fresh eggs and milk;
Sunday CHICKEN dinners specislty. Address z.
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An IDEAL modern summer hotel. hours from
s r. nne carbonate iron spring etc. OF proven
medicinal value; bathing. fishing. hunting: Is
acres virgin forest recreation ground: pure
living springs Sc day 50 a week Free cs,nr,-
ing j. D. CONNOLLY. Occidental Cal
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COLD CREEK RESORT

Deer hunting and trout fishing in the noun
aims and good board. fresh vegetables and n1ilk
Two daily stages: telephone. Reasonable rates
Write c. s. WATTEEBrRG. Ukish, Cal.
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POINT REYES EMPORIUM

Building materials Of all kinds and general
merchandise. Campers. hunters. fishermen and
auto parties supplied A. city prices. p r.
eCILAcCI. Point Reyes stztion.
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WILLIAMS And BARTLETT
SPRINGS STAGE LINE

Leaves williams daily on arrival Of north bound
train for Bartlett, Aliens. .Hough's and Cooks
springs. daily except Sunday for Wilbur
Springs. Jones Springs and Sulphur Creek. Auto
mobiles will be furnished on request Sprinkled
road from williams 10 Mountain House
WILLIAM QUIGLEY. Proprietor.
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HoRERG,s REsoRT

Hunting, fishing. bowling. swimming Best Of
meals and accommodations. Daily stage. Phone:
dancing pavilion; acetylene gas No consump-
tfves Rates $40 per week. Round trip So MRS
". HOBERG, Hoberg. via Mid6letown, Lake
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SAN HEDRIN

TIE pl-fu-es-ue Situation q San Hesiri1 Re
Eorr makes u very tesirzhle sumner retreat
from tie morotG1F y city life
Shady walks under forest tres. win bezutifui
visrE - ire river here ard there. add 70 tEs
rfE-fui hearty - nature Ersdrrlec- Boats II
zhErls-c are provided ~ the guests Also
sEecle hC-ses and guides ~ rezs01sble - tss-
Egi1UIrz su6 bathing 70 the river during the
SINNER a-e ruct eli1Ted orner sEuse1e1ts
are croQ-et. hozhsu. pool etc
Tie trout Spawning stsfloz u TIE \. VI ?.
r Co.. where rrozr Eggs are prpc1red for
hErctirE r jlst below THE dam opposite this
reso-t- As rest ard comfort are prime factors
n Crss Tscsti11. leave your best clotses and
efIcusfte ~ houle. Acc1u1nlodstfo1s car b fur
rls5sc 30 hofeI- cottages O ~ teurs-
Rsres-Adults SO per week; children untsr
s > per week
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SWEETBRIAR LODGE

Everything 6rst class Sitnated in the hesuti-
fnl sacramento canycn near Castella. Excellent
view OF Mount Shasta. Cod fishing and nunt-
ing For rates and bcckler write 20 & ~
HOPPE. Casteila. Cal
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-or z.sltA and Pleasure hi. Summer Go to
LAKE COUNTY

Take a trip to Lake county by splers' livery
Cslistogz stage line over the best mountain
road IN California Grand scenery, easy car
riages. careful drivers Round trip from San
Francisco 10 Hardin Springs. Anderson and Mira
vista Springs. 81. To Adams Bonanza, Seg-
Ier's, Hoberg's. Howard. Astorg and Glenbrook,
So Stages leave CsIistogs II 30 a. N. Sundays
excepted Half hour for lunch at CaIistoga. Fifty
pounds baggage allowed. Tickets on sale at
Southern Pacific Office
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

TIE Nearest Resort % San Frzncisec-
T-rder new usuagement ard entirely rsUodelet
NEWLY FTRSISEED THROUGHOUT and
br1uEht % - date il every detail Beautiful
s,rcInls refres1irE hsrhs = Sulphur water
fresh nfk and poultrT- Al kinds = suiuse-
uents- te.erhore- 81 q week ard or, iurlud-
frE hzfhs- RoInd trip from 3 ?. n Vallejo
81 Write vallejo White Sulphur Springs Val
le3o Cal. Randall. IrOTbrfdEs Wright
cnnpzET. 1915 BrosdVsT. Oakland.
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SAN LUIS HOT sPRIEGS-Under new man
acement; sheltered spot: = mile from ocean;
boating: fishing; excellent table; al berries.
vegetables grown At the springs; water Ito de-
Rrees Fshrenheit; conveyance meets s. P. trains
Address l. z. MITTENDORF. San Luis Hot
eulnhur SPRINGS san Luis ObIspo.
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SONOMA GROVE

yersno. Cal, now open New management;
everything first class For rates and particu-
lars write P. v vANNUCcHI & CO.. postofHce
box 225. sonoma. Cal. Bus meets all trains
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Fitch Mountain Tavern

On Russian River. two niles o. Hns eoatta<
and bathing; livery and auto IN eoanectioa; good
hunting and fishing; dancing twice 4 week Big
fireplace; electric water faIls N dining ron:
IL niles from HeaIdsbzrg; bus meets trains s.
day s12 week A u. EWING. Healdsburg-
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AUTo rLUNeEs MIo RAvIxEsaliaas.

of which she is member. and a fern
dish by the board OF deputies.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
CAZADERO HOTEL
CIOvfRDALE LIVERY STABLE

Headquarters for Gsyser Stage Line First
class livery rigs ard saddle horses specially.
MRS 4 SMITH. Prop. Clcverdals p Main PSI
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
GLENDORA RANCE

Santa Cruz mountains; 81 miles from Los Ca
tos; new management. new dining room, baths
etc Mail daily Telephone. Terms 50 TO s12
per week. Opens May /. A. o. BLoMGREN,
Prom box i45. Los Gates.
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hone uou1raia plsce. = 1l@s frsz Nspa-
Elevation so fest Pu-e at and water O-Ea
milk. cream. fruit ard Fegs-z1lss- P-oce and
gas. IS 20 s12 psr Eeek- S5l1s-s- ARS0 q.
WILSON Alas Ns7a &C.. c. ear Psck-J11a1
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