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The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
INK SPLASHES.

W. N. Whisenhunt of Acorn, was in our midst Saturday.
 Pearl Mitchell is able to be up after a severe case of La grippe. Mrs. Davis returned to Acorn Sunday after a weeks visit at Ink.
 s. V. Cross aud wife spent Sat urdah night with relatives in Mena.
 Mrs. Dell Templeton, who has been real sick for some time IS able to be up again.
 Miss Eula Embry is visiting her sister. Mrs. John Dodd al Ransom, this week.
 o. K. Quinn and wife visited friands near Holly Springs Satur- day night and Sunday.
 Mrs. George Embry, Mrs. Ellen Embry and children attended the decoration at the chapel Sunday Thomas Hamlet and family, who sold their farm recently moved back to Mena last Salur' day.
 Bud Lot, who sold his faru near Yockney to Will Lunsfort has moved with his family tC Mena.
 Everybody remember they art cordially invited to attend th' decoration service at Concord nex Sunday, May IS.
 Mrs. w. A. Wood and littl son, Oliver, of Egger, spent Mon day with her parents, MT. ant Mrs. J. H. Mitchell.
 Miss Lizzie King, who has beel staying at the s. I. Wood hom for quite a while, left last weel for her home iu Montgomer. county.
 Mrs. M. C. Argo, who has bee staying in Mena, returned hom last week on account ofthe Hines of her sister, Mrs. Amand | Groves.
 Uncle John Jones has returne' from a three weeks visit in Nortl Arkansas and Missouri. He i spending this week with his ol, friend, J. H. Mitchell. | G. l.. Harris and daughter Bird, and sons, Samson and Lu tie, Miss Ellen Balentine ant Jack and Ben Cross and San Mitchell attended the decoration at Owens Chapel Sunday.
 Brown Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
COVE CATCHES.

Ten homeseekers have been here from Kansas and Texas during the past week and several of them will locate.
 Miss Archie Woodell, our efficient postmistress, has been on the sick list for several days, and her place has been filled by her sister, Miss Alta.
 w. c. Hill and wife of. Hutchinson, Kas., were in town last week look ing over the New California" coun- try wite the view of securing loca- tion on the fruit and poultry propo- sition.
 Mrs. A. D. Mcclure of Pawnee, Kas., arrived in town Tuesday and left for other points in the "New California" territory Wednesday morning. Mrs. Mcclure is looking for location where the climate is healthy and the water pure, and she will find it here.
 The annual decoration services at the Westview chapel, three miles southwest of Cove, were held last Sunday, and large crowd attended The program consisted of devotional exercises, sermon by the Rev. Mir. White, decoration of all the graves in the neat llttle cemetery and a great basket dinner on the grounds.
 Here is strawberry pointer worth considering: Dr. J. G. Hilton has 30-acre field one mile from town that was set to strawberry plants last year. The severe dry weather of the latter part of sum- mer cut his plant growth short at least 50 per cent. The frost and dry weather of the present season cut his berry yield short at least 50 per cent. and yet his returns so far in- dicate that he will get $1 600 worth of berries from this field. And here is another item in this same connec- tion that is we'll worth remembering. It cost Dr. Hilton very close to $40 per acre to buy, clear, set to plants and cultivate 30 acres of strawberry plants. These figures look fierce, don't they But how about the $l 500 results in one crop? Just this much in favor of the strawberry industry. In one short crop with every condition unfavorable, Dr. Hilton paid all the expenses on his 30 acre price of land, clear ing, planting and cultivating. What will he do next year on the same land with favorable season?
 Fisherman.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
LOWER BIO FORK.

The farmers of this place are wanting rain.
 Tom Foster made flying trip to EgPer Saturday.
 Monroe Standridgc and family were at Midway Sunday.
 Brit Nixon and bride visited at the home of Bob Standridge Sum- day near Opal.
 Andrew Stanley and wife and mother were trading at Cherry Hill Saturday.
 Miss Clemmie Walker and brother, Mack, attended singing at Opal Sunday.
 Brit Nixon and Miss Louisa Casey were married last Thursda J at the home of Andrew Foster.
 Will Foster and family and James Standridge and wife oi this place, attended church al Midway Sunday.
 Anis Medford and family and Uncle Warren Standridee ant wife attended singing at Opa Sunday evening.
 Ira Stanley, Georgia Nixon Inez Stanley, James Nixon, An drew Stanley and wife and Fannie Nixon of this place, attended chnrch at Midway Saturday night.
 Arkausaw Blossom.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
WICKES IS WINNING
Strawberry Crop This Year 4,0O0 Crates and Prices Good Grand
 Outlook for Other Fruit.

o. P. Ridgway of the firm of Ridgway & Greene, was up from Wickes Monday, and is enthus- iaslic oyer present conditions aud the future prospects. He says there already has been 2,000 crates of strawberries shipped from there and the crop is but half gathered. The prices re. ceived average S2.25 per crate. The quality is excellent.
 The unusual drouth of last sea- son injured the crop badly, and the late frost cut if down about 10 per cent. Next year it is ex- pected to have l50 acres of bear ing strawberries. It IS interest ing to add that the firm of Ridgway & Greene have caused to he placed in every berry box card advertising Wickes lands, thus reaching right into the homes of the consumers.
 Mir. Ridgway says that the peach orchards are in good shape and promise big crop, the trees being loaded to a point where much of the frui! must be picked sf in order to properly mature the rest. Apples, he thinks, are not hurt. Twenty-Five acres of ,anteloupes are being planted. The first tomato plants were mostly killed by the frost, but others are being grown. The big 'tock and fruit farm, under the few management of K. c. Will on, is making great advancs- nent.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
DEMOCRATS WANT.
 PARKS FOR MAYO
Our of il7 Votes at Mass Mestiur Received 72, With Dr. vandiv:r i7 Votes Away Every Vot.
 CT Registered.

Dr. w. P. Parks Tuesday ui,l received the Democratic noua| tion for mayor to fill out tue u expired term of Mayor Lsg.] who resigned at the last csus] meeting. Dr. w. C. VaneIs| and John Thompson were 4 contesting candidates.
 Pursuant to the call of theCa Democratic Central Commual Democratic voters Tu. sdsy usI met in mass meeting a, the ( i; house and were called to oldal Temporal Chairman Judge J Alley, who outlined the purp. ot inc meeting in a forclble ni ner, phasizing the fact ii only those who would supps the nominee, in his opinion, wd entitled to participate.
 The first order of business V the election of a permanent cha man and secretary. J. l. AM and F. NJ. Jones were resptctilt elected to these offices wilha opposition.
 A motion was unanimous adopted instructlug the char appoint d committee of three draft a set of rules and ordet procedure of business. The sh' appointed T. k. Jones, G. Lochridge and Judge Kelly, Vi at once retired to privacy q prepared the folio wirg iules.
 Rule 1. The chair shall point three judges and two cIsi to hold the election, and the v ing will be secret.
 Rule 2. All candidates ma pc nomina tea.
 Rule 3. Each voter shall registered as in regular elecllo'
 Rule 4. Only Democrats VI will support the nominee will allowed to participate.
 The rules were unaniuiou' adopted and in accordance vi Rule l, the chair appoiuted A. Kinks. w. NJ. P,lkin and P. Davls, judges, and r. M. JO' and George E. Vickers, clerks
 Nominations being in oId' Dr. w. F. Parks was nomlua' by Oscar Bush, pr. w. C. " diver by K. T. Harrison and l0' Thompson by A. B. Simmons
 The frs ballot gave Parss' Vandiyer 55 and Thompson The high candidate lacS'og majority, the lowest was droplp and on the next ballot psrSs ceived 72 votes 10 VandlveIs a majority of r, and pr. r'l. was declared the Democratic a' inee for mayor of Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

ported that a great number of people are now ln possession oi the same disease.
 There will be no decoration at Rocky Sunday on account of the outbreak of measles in this vicinity.
 J. T. Baron, T. J. Lowthers and families of Old Potter, were doing some work in the cemetery Saturday.
 Rev. J. M. Stephens, president of the Arkansas conference of the Methodist Protestant church, will preach at Rocky Thursday night
 Luke.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
Mena Neglecting Opportunity.

Mir. and Mrs. E. N. Lynham oi Beaumont, Tex, arrived this week to spend the summer in Mena. Mir. Lynham came to Mena seven years ago, suffering severely with an aggravated case of indigestion. Within short time this was entirely relieved and Mir. LyDham was convinced that his recovery was wholly due to good water and climate. lie says that Mena is neglecting her greatest opportunity in not letting the world know more about her health advantages.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
SULPHUR SPRINGS SPRINKL.ES

William Edwards spent Sunday at Pleasant Hill.
 Mrs. s. II. Spake was quite sick the last of the week.
 D. s. Walls made a business trip to Womble Monday.
 Joseph Hooper came down from Opal Sunday to visit his mother.
 Messrs. Lamb and Mills with their families left few days ago for Caddo Gap.
 Dr. and Mrs. s. c. Bates went to Oden Saturday and remained until Sunday.
 Saturday and Sunday will be the Rev. Whites regular days at the Baptist church.
 The prattle of new born babe IS heard in the home of Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. Ferguson.
 Butcher Burton was up from Womble the first of the week looking after business.
 W. J. Cox and daughter, Donie. visited Sunday at the home of J. M. Beck aud wife at Helen.
 The farmers have been quite busy during the past week re- planting cro s. Fortunately cotton wat too late to be injured. 1 Mrs. Lora Daniels and Miss Maggie Goodman came down | Frlday from Texarkana. Mrs | Daniels will stay month visit Ing her mother. Miss Maggie
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

was buried Sunday in the Cherry Hill cemetery. The cause of his death is said to have been blood poison.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Suit of Cherry Hill visited Mir. and Mrs. Hunter Flemings of Board Camp Sunday evening.
 There were several from Ink that attended decoration here Sunday, among whom were Ed Parrish, Bee Mitchell, John Corley and Jesse Talkington.
 Nobody's Darling.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
SLATE WORKS START SOON
American Company Fastening Read so
 Can Place Machinery.

D. w. Carter of the American Slate Company. came in Monday from the quarries, 10 miles east He reports that every effort is be- ing made to quickly complete the road that is necessary in order to get the heavy machinery on the ground that was recently pnr chased and is ready to haul out. It was expected to be taken out by May Is, but this was made impossible because of lack of labor to get the road, which is about two miles long, completed June l is now the day set to move the plant. As soon as it can be placed the production of finished slate products will begin.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
ItpmSOf Interest
 -.As Gathered By The Stars. Correspondents
BoG0Y WAVES.

Sam Standridge says he has all his cotton planted.
 Claad Standridge visited at the Ramsey home Sunday.
 Brother Bedding filled his regular appointment at Midway Sunday. Sammie Suits of Big Fork, visited at Mir. Moore's at Boggy Sunday. Sylvester Medford and Earl Cagle made business trip to Mena Satur- day.
 B. H. Morris found a rich bee tree last week and got in a fight with the bees and lost his gloves, but he says the honey pays for the gloves.
 Black Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
Ocie Riuggold Dead.

Miss Ocie Ringgold, ig' years, died Saturday aftern0vo. '. 2 o'clock at her home near rs. s'. ley. Her body was burleo : ss, .l,s day at 4 o'clock at the o'~, \, graveyard. Miss Ringgoia " {, well known in Mena as su1 <, {. tended school here last year .' Z, fall she started to school ou' Y Y account of her bad health sps \ <, {, to stop and went home. Wn's aena she stayed at the nO~ m Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Jsggers' =. a cause of her death was cou'a'' tiou.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
CLEAN UP AND DECORATION.
Everybody Invited te Gene with Tools
 and Lunches.

Friday, May 20, Will be clean. up day al tue Corinth graveyard aud all who are interested are re- quested to be there with tools and lunches to help in the work. On Sunday, May 22 services will De held there and the graves will be decorated. Be sure and come aud take part in the singing.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
Queen Quality four. th. best a' Y price. at Crawford & McKidnsyss ss, 4

WARNING ORDER. .,banis ]. W. Gilmore, Piaintii' pnik thi' ccry Court lohnsen The defendant, Nathaniel ;. ..,,sffin s1i thbs. warned io appear in this court court, Inf the ps' days and answer the cnfnpiain' til9. l. ". Gilmore.
 May Dth, igiU. e,reef Clffsl May F 4 H. '-
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

A telegram was received here Wednesday for w. D. Harrer oi Cherry Hill, telling that his sis ter, Mrs. Zuma Campbell was dy- ing in Little Rock.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

for The Star by advancing his own subscription and ordering 1t a year to J. H. Dupree, relative in the Lone Star state.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

Beautiful embroideries anu laces just from New York, at Crawl & McKinney's. d.wlt
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

all. w. Cardwell returned Sun. day from a business trip to Lake Charles, La. He states that they are having a severe drouth in that section, having had no rain since February. Several persons inquired of him for sum- mer accommodations in Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

For pretty slippers go to Crawford & McKinney's, the Home of good shoes.
 d&w 1t
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12
PERSONAL NOTES

PEKSONAL NUIES
 H. E. Davis was in Monday from Quito.
 Frank Dusenbury left Wednes- day for Eagleton.
 I.P. Garrett of Oden, was trad ing Tuesday in Mena.
 Arthur Lawrence of Shady, was trading here Friday.
 H. Gam of Bulger, and LIS mother were here Wednesday.
 Will Dover of Hatfield, was In Mena Wednesday on business.
 w. M. Ryan of Cherry Hill, was here Wednesday trading,
 Mir. and Mrs. E. K. Griffith oi Bulger, were in town Tuesday
 Frank Gam of Rust, was in Mena Tuesday with a load ot corn.
 William Ryan of Egger, was in Mena Saturday attending to busi- ness.
 I. L. Taught of Whitesboro, Ok, was trading in Mena We'd nesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Dell Templetou of near Ink, were trading in Mena We( nesday.
 p. M. White went up to Acorn Monday to spend awhile looking after his farm.
 Sim Lawrence, Bill Miller and Postmaster J. Hatfield of Shady, were here Monday. ]. K. Abernathy of Big Fork, aud J. T. Lunsford of Egger, were here Wednesday.
 Charles Fair of Odeu, was here Wednesday with his bride to buy furniture for their home.
 Jim Ray, Tom Bell and Zack Davis of Nella, Scott county, were here Friday trading.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter McWilliams left Friday for Slatington after spending few days in Mena.
 Will Fry of Big Cedar, Ok. and J. G. Wood of Cherry Hill were trading in Mena Monday.
 Mrs. Conklin of Rust, left Thursday after spending two days here visiting and shopping
 w. l.. Wood returned Monday morning from Cherry Hill, wher' l he spent Sunday with kinfolks 5 C. E. Martin left Thursday for Hatfield after spending a few days here with his brother, w N. Martin.
 Miss Emma Cecil and her neice Miss Cecil Nations of Wander voort, were here Friday for . short visit with friends.
 Miss Bessie Garrett lief Satur, day for her home at Vandervoort after spending two days in Mena visiting and shopping.
 Miss Emma Cecil and Mis-, | Cecll Nations returned home tc Vaudervoort Saturday afternoon after spending two days here. 0. l.. Briggs was down from Rich Mountain Saturday attend ing the meeting of the County | Democratic Central Committee.
 Miss Lillian Pipkin left Monday morning for Rich Mountain, after spending few days with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. ]. l.. Pipkin.
 Tax collector J. w. Cunning ham has closed his tax books and turned the delinquent list oyer to County Clerk W. l.. Parker for comparison with the receipt reg lsler.
 MT. aud Mrs. George Pettitt arrived in Mena from Fayetteville Monday morning. They are on
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

J. l.. Oliver of Oliver & Son, merchants at Rocky, was in Mena Tuesday. MT. Oliver reports prospects good in the west end of the county, and says that the dry weather SO far IS doing no harm.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

J. E. Taylor was in town Sat- urday and proved his good wlll
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

Blake Barton was up from Cove Saturday attending meeting of the County Democratic Central Committee, of which he is chair man. He recently returned from Mexico, near Topolobampo, where he bought 720 acres of land. He was much impressed with that country.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

Dr. John T. Bogard of Cam den, IS again visiting Mena, the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. M. K. Irwin. Dr. Bogard has just returned from New Orleans, where he has completed his fourth post graduate course in the New Orleans Polyclinic of the Tulane U n versity. He is seriously thinking of locating in Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. +. Corbett and daughter of Boulder, Col. ar rived Thursday morning to look around Mena for location. He has been in the dairy brsiness at Boulder, but the high altitude was eifecting the health of him. self and family so he decided 10 move. He was attracted 10 Mena by advertising done by the Kan sas Cily Southern and Dennis, Kelly < Stratton.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-12

Al Wear was in Thursday from Board Camp to purchase coffin tor tae two-year-oid daughter'of Mir. and Mrs. Ohver Harrison. who died Thursday morning of measles.
 Gene Dickens has purchased H. C. Milham's interest in the firm oi Milham & Copeland and has moved from the Watkins Hardware Company. The new firm will be known as Copeland & Dickens.
 The Rev. N. F. Nelson return ed Monday to his home in Boone vile, after spending about week visiting relatives in and near Mens. He preached at the Bap- tlst church here last night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
CAMP TAYLOR RESORT

First class hotel, tents, cottages and family
grounds; boating fishing and swimming; family
rates For particulars A. BENENATO. Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
VIcHY SPRINGS
POTTER VALLEY HOTEL
NAPA SODA SPRINGS
Under NEW MANAGEMENT.

L. Hirsch and NJ. c. Dillon, Proprietors
Now open. Automobile service TO springs meets
trains daily. Special round trip fare from s.
via Monticello Steamship Co., SO, including auto
service 10 springs beautiful mountain, health
cold soda hsfbs: new electric light service. howl
ing; livery and auto service; saddle donkeys for
children. Write for booklet TO L. HIRSCH, Napa
Market st.
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RuBIcON PARK

Lake Tahoe's popular resort now open. Hotel.
cottages and tents Fine bathing beach. launches
and rowboats, good fishing, and saddle horses.
Social campfire and telephone Address ". w.
CUTHBERT, Rubicon P. o.. Lake Tahoe. Cal.
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FERNBROOK

Near Alma station. Santa Cruz mountains; l. 600
elevation; located among beautiful redwoods; run
ming water In rooms; springs, mountain creek,
home garden, orchards, fishing and swimming
Table first class; open air dining room; phone
daily mail; $40 to S12 per week.
A. HUTCHINSON, Alma CAL
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HOWARD SPRINGS eoSs eoSsr,

81 mineral springs. Lthia for kidneys, msgnesla
foe stomach. Hot iron baths, 110 deg for
rbeUmatism- $40 week. MISS c. WHEELER.
go Alcatraz av., Oakland Cal Open April 25.
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GLENWOOD HOTEL

Among the redwoods of Santa Cruz Mts On
the new short line, hours from s. F. Write
for circular. WM. MARTIN, Glenwood, Santa
Cruz county, Cal
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AGUACALIENTE SPRINGS

Nearest hot sulphur springs to San Francisco
and bay cities; 2 hours ride. NO STAGING.
Swimming tank. tub plunge and electric light
baths. Cures stomach troubles, rheumst tism,
liver and kidney complaints. Every accommo-
dation; reasonable rates. Take N. W. P. Ry.
at Tiburon ferry at 715 a. m. and 4:45 D. m.
Fare $1.1o. Inquire at 7ss Market st. or 14v
Montgomery St, address THEODOR RICH
ARDS, Aqua Caliente Sonoma county, Cal.s
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

OF VALLEJO
Under New Management
SPECIAL SATURDAY TO MONDAY WEEK
END STAY, including boat fare. hotel accommo-
dstions and baths, $3.50, from San Francisco via
Monticello Steamboat Co. Leave Saturday, 3;l5
p m. returning Monday, a.. m. Rates 50 per
day. Sl2 per week and up. Stage meets 1870
a. m and $50 p. m. boat daily
Fl. A. WILSON, Manager.
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SpNoMA GROVE

n W P. R. R. to Verano; buses to station
Dancing, Bowling. Bocce, Shooting Gallery etc
Famiiy resort. Ravion and chicken dinner, Sun
day, 6Oc Rates 81 week MOSSO & BIAN-
CHM, Sonoma-
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TAHOE TAVERN
NOW OPEN
NOW OPEN
RUBICoN sPRINdS

Lake Tahoe: grandest OF scenery; delightful
surroundings dslicious and healthful mineral
water; dne hunting and fishing; table unsur-
passed; home dairy. Write PECK JUDAH on
R. G. COLWELL. McKinney's. Lake Tahoe. Cal.
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AL TAHOE GARAGE.

AND LIBERTY INN. Lake Tahoe-Nearest polnt
By auto. Beautiful bathing beach; warm, clear
water sandy bottom excellent meals; bese
beds, baths etc. No mosquitoes. Write Ab
TAHOE CO., Al Tahoe, Cal
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HOTEL RUsTIcANO

Situated in the most picturesque spot OF the
beautiful Sonoma county. Mountains, boating,
bathing dancing, bowling and other amusements.
Rates SO to $12 per week. Special rates for
families For booklet address L. B. SELENqER
Camp Meeker, Sonoma county. Cal.
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ELEDA HOT SPRINGS
No Staging,

Largest Newest and Best Of All.
Hotel baths and grounds electrically lighted
throughout Hot and cold tub plunge and shower
baths Large concrete swimming tank, constantly
supplied with natural hot mineral water. Hot and
cold mineral water in every room. Bus meets all
S. P. and Northwestern Pacific R. r. trains at
Aqua Caliente. Address MORRIS LEVY, Aqua
Caliente, Sonoma county, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
GLEN ALPINE SPRINGS

Lake Tahoe Established 20 years- Open about
June s. z. II. Coleman. manager. 197 Third
tells Peck-Judah, Southern Pacific information
bureaus at Flood building and Terry depot.
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CAMP MEEKER

Smn Simmer >; sass@s msms cn j. CAMP MEEKER
Equable climate Lots s15 up. Cottages built.
500 up. Depot, stores, theater, hotel, res
taurant post express, phone and telegraph
Offices churches and sawmill Sausalito ferry
NJ. c. MEEKER, Camp Meeker, Sonoma county
LAWRENCE vILLA-Sonoma family resort
..nlrsements. Bus daily to Hot Springs. 81
week. HENRY PELLESSIER. p O. box SO.
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages In the mountains near Santa Cruz
First class table, clubroom, dancing pavilion,
bowling, croquet. Rates SO and $10 Carriage
fare 81 % round trip. Send for booklet MRS.
PECK-JuDAH COMPANY, Ts9 Market St. S. F.
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WILLOW RANCH
And the Wonderful
REDWOOD HEIGHTS

Delightfully."- located in the redwoods, i've miles
from Santa Cruz: spring water: fruit milk; ex-
cellent table; new bathhouse; daily mail. Tee-
phone Suburban 81. Free conveyance 81 per
week. MRS NJ. ]. CRANDELL. Santa Cruz or
PECK-JUDAH COMPANY, 7s9 Market St. 81 E.
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E1oRERo's RESORT

Hunting. fishing, bowling, swimming. Best Of
meals and accomnods lions Daily stage. Phone;
6enclng pevilion- No consunptives. Rates SO per
week. Round trip So. MRS. NJ. HOBERG, Ho-
esrE, Via bfiddletovn. Lake county. Cal
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NEW WHITNEY HOUSE

Now under new management. Everything drst
class Stages and trains leave daily for Lakes
Tahoe, Donner. Independence and Weber, For
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
Beech Hill Inn

Santa Cruz. Popular family hotel, Overlooking
the beach. Elegant rooms, large grounds Send
for booklet. MISS A. PORTER, or PECK
JUDAH COMPANY, 7s9 Market ST., S. F.