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Summer ResorU.
XEWJERBEI.
SEA BRIGHT, N. J.
75 minutes from New York. The most delightfully located of Jersey
Coast resorts. Situated between the ocean and Shrewsbury River.
Cool breezes throughout the entire summer. The most beautiful drives
in the world. Surf and still water bathing and yachting. Superb golf
links. Tennis Courts. Polo grounds. A most convenient resort for
New Yorkers.
I'.»»«-r:el by palatial *te_n«?re of Far.fly II ok root*, from I ler I. foot of Rector street. Boats
leave 10 "0 A. M. It**. 8:46. 4:10 P. M. .Sundnys. 10:»0 A M. I:• ■". 1:00 P. M. Full summer service
__•_ P»tt->n 1.ir.0 (__ water rnut'») — leave Battery S:- r > A M.. 3:10 P. M. Sundays. 6:24
A. *. FuU MflM kXMT. THn le^^q HOTtIS ArE:
5 NO£MA3sT)IE-B ST-THE-SE A. THE OCTAGON.
a. E. ■vTEBB and H. J. BERJtT. fiEU J3 BANDT.
Peninsula house. sea bright inn.
C. H. DEDEKER. B. M VAN HORN.
ASBURY PARK, N. J. j
Queen of *Re*rorfj. 2
SEVENTY FOOT WIDE NEW BOARDWALK. 2
i
Many Leading Hotels Now Open. $
i
New Casino brilliantly illuminated by thousands %
of incandescent lights. _
EIGHTY MINUTE TRAIN SERVICE. I
OPEN AIR CONCERTS 2
Daily by Military Band under direction of Arthur Pryor, formerly §
Associate Leader of Sousa's Band. •
$300,000 expended in ocean front improvements since last season. •
COME AND SEE THEM. |
THE LAFAYETTE,
ASBI'RT PARK. K. J.
Patronage and mariagfinont of highest etandard;
u.T>a.clty 300: orchestra; elevator.
t»riTES WITII PRIVATE BATH.
Will ciifn Juiic io. tipeclal season rates Illustrated
booklet WRIGHT 4 FROST.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
ASBURY PARK, N. J.
JCorted Cor Its high standard of excellence.
WH3 open for the Summer Batorday, May 28th.
Bocidtt and terrus upon urirll'-ation to
MOKGA-N* * PARSONS.
A MODERN HOTEL, BY THE SEA,
HOTEL COLUMBIA
ANT» COTTAGES.
NORTH ASBFKY PARK. >'. J.
Maintaining a Roflned Patrr-aae"-
Open Jnn© 18. New hooking. Caparity 400. Booklet.
W. HAUVKY JONES, Proprietor.
"THE HICKS,"
Third Season. A«burr Park. X. 9.
Centre of attractions. K<^'oinT.g B»a"h. Lar«r»st
g-aest rooms of any hotel en Jersey Co&et- Capacity
200. Booklet.
HICKS & CO.. Proprietor*.
Al*3 "Hotel Hicks." WUUsunsport, Pa.
COLEMAX BOUSE,
ABBURT PARK. ■ J
A whole square on the- Ocean; iir.est hotel on the i
coast; white e*r ice; superior orcheetra; new suites ■
with private laths; now booking, booklet.
FRANK B. CONOVER.
. VICTORIA HOTEL,
84 and rwiin ayes , Asbury Park. N. J. CO yards f m
surf. New r.p*n. S KEMPE.
The BoMventure, S
agement. sTaaenrsirU Bill ■■lHlf I > VAX HP.ACKI-.EI
THE KNICKEKBOCIiEK.
NORTH ASBT'RT PARK, H. J.
For terms address B. D MT'LrORD.
Asbury Park, N. J.— BELVEDERE HOTEL
Directly on Ocean Front. N'>w Open. CHIS. A. TOl'N'l.
THE YORKSHIRE, Nortt. Asbjr> Faric. N. J.
Full Ocean View, t-i»cial Rates for June ax 4 September.
Booklet. HARRY IjL'FFIELJV
AVON INN,
; Avon -by - the - Sea, N. J. ;|
] A high class family resort on th« e<-«an "dire.
I It* nup^rlor equipment and lilt In— culs;ne dis- i 1i 1
I t;;;r'Jl£h It as on« of the foremost hotels of the '
I New Jersey reports. Rooms may now b« r>-»er\ed
I for an} time during the .--.v -•■ . j
OPENS JUNE. 25.
Kl)lVAni> M. Him, Manager.
New York Offlr*, IMC Broadway.
\ Telephone. 4:gß 3Sth St. !
«■--------------------------- — —, j—i , -,.,- i-u-i.r-Lj-Ui.r^i_i-i_i^
"scar"boro~ hotel
l/ONO BRANCH. WEST END.
eEI.E'™ FAMILT AND TRANSIENT HOTKL.
Ocean Front. Opens June 25th.
J. C. VAX CLEAT. Proprietor.
MANSION HOCKE. Brooklyn Height*.
"long BRANCH.
WEST END HOTEL. AND COTTAGES.
Situated on bluff facing ocean. Unexceptionable drives
and rue. suitable for autorouUllng;.
OOTTAjGBS OPENED SATURDAY JL'XB UTH.
HOTEL OPENS THURSDAY. JT.-JE 33RI>.
Ke»- York Office. US Broadway (Room 76)
W. E. HIUiaBTH, Mgr.
ALLEN HURST GLUB
HOTEL AND COTTAGES
aILEKHURST, HEW JERSEY.
Large rooms. luxariou*ly furnisliffl. In the
club hon*e, and furnUluHl cottage* to rent.
Sturf bathing. fin» drives, golf.
Send far Rook. M. FBA>'K MCEUA.V, Manager.
THE CURLEW AND COTTAGES,
AiI.EJ»KrRST. M J. NOW OPEN
Wear Ocean Lake. Elerator; modern uj.pointment*.
Writ* for booklet. ARTHUR IJ HAMMOND.
HOTEL COLUMBIA,"
BELMAB. SEW JERSEY.
I>IRECT OCEAN FRONT.
Open* June tl. Now open for Inspection.
ThoroucU7 renovated. For Information, call or ad
4>e»t c-.til June 16, at Bberruan Square Hotel. 71st St.
* Broadway, New York City. FRa.VK DEWOLF
MELROSE INN giLSXWi.
Open f:ora Jure to October. (No mosquitoes). Send for
■■"■'« H. C. URZKLERE.
SOMERSET INN
AND FIGHT COTTAGES. EERNAIIDSVILLE. K. 3.
Open* May li. Si in'.les Irom New-York, on I) L. 4
J • V- R • J!* 3arcl»y or Chn K tupl.»r Bt. Ferry. Altitude
•*« te»t. QrORfJE W. TLTIIJ; Mtr
TrWephooe. Tl> Eem*.rC«vUSe.
HATHAWAY INN
. DiUL"fiTiA(;jr. N. J.
a-4 VurL "?r <S en' : V'"A: *>"* tbanujtir renovated.
».■;« * <-P***4 for tk» reception cf cuest* «wly In
June, under i-eraoaai i^-ntrerncat cf •«"•»
•1 £JNO(.AV. Prop.
yet laaily ac Hotel rvjiorabla, Belrr.ar. N. J.
"NEW HANHASSET,"
r-f-r.-T/' S*?: N - £• Op ! a * Jun * 25th - Hand»ons«!y
ai -7 "' ™JJ; v ? ™; Prt'i-ate haths; even!r.,c fllr.n-rs; >;ood
■■all. Wriu ferjyofctt. W. H. GROeriCUP. Manager:
PARKI?. HOUSE, ""sea'oirt.
BJI .'JEW "HOUSE. ■-■
rw .ITLAVriC HICIIUMW, V. j
Highland Koii g£ ilTni&i£g?jrS3Z
Summer Resorts.
XEW-JKKSEV.
The New Monmouth
at Spring; Lake, N. J.
Will Open About June 25th.
BUILT EXTTRELT OF BRICK AND STONE AND
LOCATED DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. WITH UN
OBSTRUCTED OCEAN VIEW.
THE NEWEST AND MOST MODERN RESORT
HOTEL ON TUB CO^pt. WITH EVERT KNOWN
FEATURE Fun SUMMER COMFORT AND RBCRB-
A.TION. TWo MILKS FROM THB NEW JERSEY
NATIONAL GUARD STATE ''AMP AND SUMMER
RENDEZVOUS OF THE REGULAR ARMY.
THROUGH EXPRESS SERVICE nETWEEN NEW
TORK, PHILADELPHIA AND SPRING LAKE WILL
BE INAUGURATED THIS BUMMER
UNDER THE WELL KNOWN MANAGEMENT OP
n.ivin B. pluuek.
FRANK P. SHUTE, Resident Manager.
THE BREAKERS,
Spring Lake, N. J. Now Open.
LOUIS X. MOSS. Proprietor.
SPRING LAKE, N. J. OCEAN FRONT.
ESSEX and SUSSEX
;:..:,.!-■ -,<r -.:;:.-. with Bath*. Kxrell<-nt Table
Art*»Jiin WfJl. IVrf.-rt I'nders;r<iiin<l lirulniiEc
FURNISHED COTTAGES.
PALMER HOUSE, ™°s££*
r::..t.t location. Full ooeaa « n^ ] a - K^ views Dlreot
ly <.rj;.osita new Monmouttx. < ipi-n Jun« nth Now
booking j R PALMER
THE ALLAIRE. f * m * ot £Ss* '
m»nar<.m«nt. Directly on li"ach. E M. RICHARDSON.
ATLANTIC CITY'S
SEMI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,
JUNE 15, 16, 17-. 18,
BEST SEK^T IMM
MARLBOKOUQH HOUSE
<rap M 4ltj «O<». Open oil the. r^ar.)
Jron'inr th« Park nr.<i Tommtmnf column. vh«r« th«
principal n»,rcli<e« tako pUo*. «n4 around which the
rn!!tar>- anil rlvif inrail-j pass. T)i» fr<-o fireworks
display (the last 'Jays of Pompeii) on the 1..-a. h front
n— radar. Friday and Bet_rd_y nf^r.tF, an.l th«
Mar:ri» arfi Floral parade*, will be beautiful a , urA ,
This celebration mill mark the opening of Atlantic's
HOi summer s'asin.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS.
HOTEL RUDOLF,
OPEN ALL YEAR.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
SPECIAL RATES TO JULY 9th.
Bracing e»s. air. Oaf» and Grill Boom. Ocean Front
Capacity l.«mo. ljurgm » n m.)st modern note] on th«
Coa*t. Rooms m suite, with tea anil fresh water baths
Amerirun and European plans. McKee'g Boston Sym
phony Orchestra.
CHAS. R. MYERS,
Owner and Proprietor.
-HOTEL MORTON-
Y-.ifiuia Ay«.. near 3»ach. Atlantic City. K. J.
Open all :.-..- year.
HOMELIKE AND tHEEHn'U
. jWsSCTAI. RATKS FDR WINTER.
On» of the best tables In the city. Rooms «n sultN
with private bath. Bun parlor. Elevator from street
Itvtl to all floors. Write for Booklet and terms.
GREEN'S EUROPEAN HOTEL
>'■■■ .-■'. • ,;: and Ocean Are.. Atlantic City, N. .1.
FJKEI'KOOF: European plan; hot and cold »<»»
■water baths; our own artesjun water; flemish caf«
rooms single and en suit.:; rate II. SO per day and ua'
Capacity 400. White help exclusively.
GKUEN * tIJ.N.N. Proprs.
BERKSHIRE INN~
Ocean end of VlrßlrJa Aye., 100 yards from New «»t»«l
Pier. Atlantic n> } . N J. &r-<-!al Hay. JJr.«J L r.« «nd July.
J2 to $3 dally: *»* ?io $12 $15 weekly fur large sunny
rooms; delightful location; unobstrurtf-rl view. Cap not)
Elevator; excellent table and service- private !..!■;,,
Booklet. j o. _ J. E DICKINSON.
GALEN HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM.
New building* with every comfort, tlevators. roof
solarium and three sun parlors.
' A %■::.;..•■■• bath department. Riving Electrlral. Nan
helm. Roman and Hycrlatl-. ucln« fa water for iajles
and gentlemen. Trained operators only.
F. L Y-")lTX(i. General Manager.
HOTEL CLARENDON. vt TS^aTaS^Z^'
Newly Improved, large plains, sun parlor' spacious
rooms en suite, with tiled baths. Telephones.' elevator,
••*■ Booklets mailed. M. D. NEIMAN. Propr.
THE ARLINGTON. Ml *«■»". city, ?-*^
.. * Miclii(r:in Aye. und lienrb.
Capacity 800; special sprlD« rate*. (10 to »1C per week
open all year; booklet.
I* K. KUNZ. Owner _ Prop.
!1 OTEL TRAYnORE.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
I Remains oven throughout the year. Kvery known «-om
fcrt and convenience. Golf artvllsc«a: runn'.nj; water '.a
bedrooms. TRAYMORE HOTEL i\)MPAXT.
„ _ D. E. WHITE. President.
New-York Hep, at 288 Fcurth Aye.
UfjTFI Ocean End Maryland Av.J
nU ! ~ t- Admirably situated.
I V| Pf-'R! A ! Moderate tariff.
llVlrLnlML Capacity 300
Agamic city, N. J. W. CHANDLER STEWART.
HOTEL MAJESTIC. Atlantic City, N. J. "
Ooeaa and Vlreli_s. Ava.; $10 per waek and upwards
elevator from street leTel. '
PAMUEL, EUJg.
A DVERTISr-.MENTS and icbacrtpUon* PJr Th« Trlbi:n«
J\. received at tn<-lr Uptown Office. *" DLni
NO. I.MI T.ROADWAT.
Advertisements will be received st the fojleninr branch
I oAom at lerui^r c.mcc rates -jntll 6 o'clock p. m v"5 .
»4 fen-are.. ■- •• cor. SSd-st.: 153 6th-ave.. cor. 12th *\ '■
92 But 14th-st.; 257 V>t%t 41^-»t.. between 7ti and It*'
I are..; »>3 West 126«_-«t.: 1.»3S aye.. „ ** la eta
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, JUNE 5. IWH.
Summer Resorts.
pennsvtva ma.
RI IIF RinOE AND POCONO
DELAWARE WATER GAP STROUDSBURG MOUNT POCONO
MARSHALL'S CREEiK, COOLBAUQH
Delightful resorts jf the Blue Ridge Mountains 212 1 L » hours from New
York by special fast express trains over the Lackawanna Railroad.
Healthful elevation; magnificent roads for driving, bicycling and
automobiling; beautiful Delaware River for boating, bathing, fish
ing. Excellent courses for golf. Well appointed hotels. Write for
information to any of the following:
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
THE OLENWOOD V R Johnson. 21^. Enlarged.
N.w Ball it- m Booklet.
TIIK KITTATINNT- ' E Cope. Elevator.
Orchestra: luithn. Klectrlc Llghta.
WATER GAP HOUSE S.n Hish'ft Elevation.
Orchestra. Elevator. B
RIVERVIEW HOUSE Le Barre Estate. ISO.
CATARACT HOUSE I* M Tucker. 100. $3 to
JM »■•-. k. Musii . '• vi li g ', .ii ties.
MOUNTAIN HOI - 1 Mrs T Hauser & Eon. 73.
FAR VIEW HO SE Adam Transue. 75.
CENTRAL HOUSE S. 1> Overileld. 50.
DELAWARE HOUSE -John Tarrlck. *$■ Open all
\.,,r Modern Improvementa,
FOREST HOUSE A. I. Marsh, a.^.
RIVER FARM HOUSE II A Croasdala. 85.
I■■ i AWANNA INN W*. H. Gibba 29.
BRIDGE VIEW <;. Edlnger. 2. r ». J7 week.
NEW ARLINGTON S Relnhart 26.
MT MINSI HOUSE K'iK«-nn Shirr 23.
THE RUTHERFURD J. R & E. M. riark. M.
NORTH WATER OAF POST OFFICHL PA.
WTLLOW DELL J. A Oxenbaugh. 60.
WATER (JAP SANITARIUM -F. W. Bard, M. D. 4\
GAP VIEW Samuel Overfleld. 4r>.
RIVERSIDE HOUSE— M. M. Ace. 30.
BRANCH OOTTAGS^-EUaa Comptnn. 25.
Not* Flirtires following e«.-ri name ihOW n:
1V1X3_.3J'01E?.33
PIRK OOCXTT, PfrNNSYI.VANIA.
SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
i lli:l : IIOIKB FROM N. V. CUV.
Greatest health mil pleasure resort. MaKnlti. »-nt hotels.
Every mndern lmpra\'fm«nt Exquisite views. !<>-aui|ful
waterfalls Dellsntl il •i.-tve_ Personal rapraaentaUvtsx
.-- Broadway. ii'"' to :i"S.)
M'HEIUI VOC (AX CATCH TROUT.
1 New Sprure Cubln Inn.
Atoft attractively located hotel in Pocono Mrs.; en
tlrely new; uteatn heat; private baths; 7 spler.4.l trout
itHtiu Booklet W. .1 * M !> PRICE. Proprietor*.
P. O. Canadenala. fa Creaca Station, I> . _, & W.
ii H. " '■, hours from New York.
PENNHURST, tms MART PRICE. PBOP.
T«i> '>f mountali ■; modern lmpro\-em«n:!t; refined; home
like. Booklet.
XKW-HAMPSHIHK.
IN THK HEART OF THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS
BRETTON WOODS. N. H.
TKE MOUNT PLEASANT THE NOUiST WASHINGTON
Open* Juno :.1. Open* .Inly 13.
Swimming Pool, Squash Courts, Bowling '.:•■■■ . Tennis Courts, 18 Hole Golf Course,
Saddle I!.>r^<-; from Tal lack's Park Riding School, Boston, with Professional Instructor.
Trains from Grand Central Station, <!ay or night, through to Hotel Station.
For reservations and information see rrpr^cnumr at Park Place. X. V q-\ M
to 2 P. M.
New York Hotel
BRETTON HALL
86th St. & B'way
IIIKIDi: ISLAM).
WATCH HILL, RHODE ISLAND
Ocean Mouse and Cottages ■
OPEN JL.NE 20TII.
J. W. ni.VMPLIN.
Watch Hill House and Cottages
OI'KN JINK 20TII.
4. V. CIIAMPI.IX. I'roprk-tor.
H. It. »«jrir.!:. Manager.
Wat. h Hill Ik a world rrniMVii<-d Silnuni-r Itenurt
for li-:ill!; anil i-•■ni -•■n .n !■•!.. A.-Miiernieiitn: t.i>l?.
Fine TennU ( ourtx. ■■■■■■.: ::-..■».. ll.itliln- unit
flkiiiiii;. Ooo<l I.'ohiln for Aiitomohllr and Driving.
SKNIi FOB BOOKI.E7H.
NEW PLIMPTON HOTEL,
WATCH HIT. R. I.
Open June to September.
Gnlf Tennis. Boating, Hnthlnc. Ki^hlniJ.
For ' Booklet and tnformatlon Address.
THOMAS I'AKKKs. Proprietor.
K. T. address. Hotel Hamilton. 132 W. 4T.»h St.
BLOCK ISLAM). K. 1..
hn» no Imltaton - Write to LOTJIHE MTTr.EFIEI.D
for rates nt nansa Cott«C«; acoommodates .'ID; hl«h
situation; good drainage: boating, liathlnK. rlslilns.
MASSA<nirSKTTS.
The Berkshire Hills*
New Marlboro Inn,
NEW MARLBORO, MASS.
(Under New Management.)
Located in the heart of the Berkshire. M*>:il (situation.
I^jrgc irj rooms; tal>!>» and service ftnrt claas; batha; hot
and rold watt-r on every floor. Haste; ainua-inotits.
Three hours from Grand Central Depot Btare to Inn.
llatei Single, one person In room. $io to $l?>: dr»ibl«,
two In room, $18 to $m Apply to th- Inn or 3 lark, l'!ac«.
LENOX
IN THE BKKKBHIBK HSII.S.
"SHADOW BROOK"
th'- beaut nmmer place of Anson Pbelpa ntok»n.
leaaed and conducted iih an Inn, with the elegance and
exdualveneaa iif a horn«. Golf, tf-nnls, boating, tlim
drives, ma rntflc nt »cenery: terms moderate; speoinl
for June and July. For particulars address 11. \\ T
Mi:Rhn.!., Lenox, Mass. (The Royalton, New York;
The Hoyul I ■Rim. Miami, Florida.)
,(•■.' -li H11.1.5.
THE MAPLEWOOD,
PITTSPIBLJ>, MASS..
WILL OntK JINK IST.
Send for 1301 Booklet before looking elsewhere.
ARTHUR W. PLUMB, Prop'r.
THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
Goo.l rooma, with excellent tiil.le and bf(is, may ba pro
cured at THE PINKS, MONTHRBV, Mass., nine miles
™?t "f Great Barrington; stage runs dully to and from
tl.«t town; acoommodatlona fur 40; open wood lires; t.uth.
room. etc ; To feet plassa: piano; 1.-j(K) fen. elevation; no
moaqnttoea <r malaria: lake ashing in vicinity; trout
H'ream; terms. |7 to .< 1 0. AdJr<--«s IICNHY CLAW.
THE RED LION INN. Now Open.
BEATON lIAi.l-. opana June Stth. .ST(>CKLBr.IDGE
MASS.. in the Uerkshlre-*. nuMlorn equipment- beautiful
■orroundlnga; «olf. Al-Lt.N T. TKEadwat.
THE NANKPASHK.MET.
mak»i,eiii-:ai> .neck, MASS.
Open Plumbing and lighted throughout by electricity
Opens June 11th. Finest location mi the North Shore.'
Every room has octan vlev. Special rates for June
Send for descriptive circular. E- O. BROWN, Prop. '.
BEH.K.SHIHE HHX&— Echo Farm: beautiful, cool lo
cation; garden, dairy, poultry; cool beds; trolley
fA mllea M'» H. B. ROBINSON. I^anesboro. Mass.
A DVERTIBSStICNTa ml «ataenptiaaa for The Tribune
received at tii-:r U'litown Office.
NO. 1 :■■- BR< IADWAT.
AdrarUaennnta will be recelrad at the fnilowlng branch
ofßoea at regnlar oiTics r»te» until 8 o'clock p. m.. vl« •
254 Kth-ave., s. a. <-.r SSd-at.; 10*1 6th aye. cor. I'Jth-st "•
n Hast 14il- ft.: 2."7 West |?a at., between "th and Sth
»vn.: 2153 Weat i;.',th-«. : 1.33S 11 aw.. between "tith and
77th st?.: 1.000 aye., n »ar «IM-»t.: 1.70S lst-ave . near
Kith et. ; 157 Bast 125tb-st. : 750 Tremont-ave. ; Wo 3d
ave.. near «lst-§t. ; 6R4 Sd-ave. : 96 Christopher -at.
UfOttk!j-n. K. T.— 3 Court St.; 210 Ccurt-st. . .
Summer Resorts.
MOu^il AlPa RESORTS
BHAWNEI POST OFFICE, PA.
BRAWX__ HOUSE— I. K. Tiar.3ue. 50.
BLATEFORD POST OFFICH PA.
VILI^A'';E FARM C. Strunk. Si.
STROUDSBURO, PA.
CHTJRLEIGH INS W. F. Pals;*. '• '■ Baths.
T"lephr>np In enrli room. Orchestra. Elee, light
HIGHLAND INN C. II Palmer. 9ft May to
Nov. Str.-im. Electric Light and F!>-119,
HIGHLAND DELL J. F. Fonlke 100.
HOTEL FULMER I. D. Crawford. »A
HASH AN HOUSE Mrs M. Uerwio. C.'».
EAST BTROTTPSBURQ POST OFFICH, PA.
OAK GROVE HOUSE C. V. Smith. 45.
BERWICK INN -P. C, DJckeraoa. 40.
I.OiTST GROVE HOVSE Mrs. ■;. W. P«ars. 30.
FOREST INN J. Hartman, BartensvUle, la. 25.
MARSHALL'S CREEK, PA.
MARSHALL'S FAIT.S nOUSE- B. Huffman. 23.
I'.ONNY MEAD HOUSE M A. W. - kort 'jr..
MOUNTAIN BREEZE COTTAGE F. Slnsmaatcr, 25.
COOLBAUGH, PA.
DELAWARE VALLEY INN <";. W. Gifts. 28.
tber of K'i*-sts accommodated
MONTANESCA
The mo«t modern and elegant I mlly resort hotel in
Pennsylvania: 71; rooms «-:i with private baths.
Capacity _•" elevatl n - ' •'•" ;..■•.
BUEVATOR HESTRA. GOljc
Booklrts and Boor plans malli ; upon arr'l^atlon.
I. .• IVISON. Mt I-...-.."..,. Pa.
BELMONT HOUSE, , r.'l r:^X~.
Best local modem lmproy«nj»i •.-■:. fr^unds;
tenna r«a»onabl«.
HIGHLAND 111.!.. Stroudsnur*. '~i.
Blue Rldg( Ifountttlns F.l-^.'-n l.« 0« feet.
Capacity 150 Steam ■.•••.■ I.c.''. Open May
l»Mor. Booklets, Golf J. P. Fot'l-KE.
1 DVERTISEMKNTS II I •« f'r The Tribune
>■ ■
Si ' 1 •■.'■) BRi >A 1 >\\ \ V
ANDERSON &. PRICE. Mnn.jqors.
a.,c of the ORMOND in FLORIDA ••««
THE INN •-< GRMOND BEACH.
WAUMBEK - TAGE ,
JEFFERSON, N. H.
A. J. MURPHY, Manager.
In Will
the Open
White June
Mountains. 20th
The Wentworfh
New Castle, '-• K. STATION, „.
iNew uastle, ioktsm«»mii. >. ■.
1H hours from Boaton on NORTH SHORE Accom
modations for 400. Large orcbeetra. Hpl-nJia irolf
links, grand drirea, boating, bathing, swimming pool.
fl»hinjj. Centra for aatomobtllng. Address
HARVEY & WOOD,
XXIV HOTKr. Ill'l.l.EVl I". BOSTON.
ICepreK.-atutlvr. 3 Turk l'lu. «-. tlitiljr. 11 to 1.
!WHITE MTS.I
| MAPLEWOOD HOTEL
MAnjEWOOO, N. 11. H
I WHITE MTS.
MAPLEWOOD HOTEL
XAFIJEWOOO, N. 11. *
61 • - ! \l. AND SCENIC CEN . ER.
I Hu.-h Altitude, Frea from i,uy fever. Hotel H
OPENS .11 I.V 6 Maplewood Cottaca nearly B
I ppp., OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER. Terms Mod- U
| crate. Accommodates 13S people Leon H. ClUey. R
! Mgi Write for Booklets sn'EKAL COT- I
j TAGES TO RENT. Bookmc at j park Place. |
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H.
A Ilfl.ll-( I.ASS SI MMllt RESORT.
PROFILE HOUSE and 20 COTTAGES
Conducted for t)-« comfort of a refined pntronag-e.
GOLF. TENNIS ami all i...(vilar anmaementa. Addreaa
C. H. GItK!CNI,EAF. President.
EXV3UD HOUSE,
Five miles from P» Ala (same <.w:iership>. Beautifully
situated near many i-olnt-. of Interest. i >pen .lime I to
Oct. 10. 8. It. KLLIOTT. Manager.
PLINY RANGE HOUSED
WHITE MOUNTAINS, .1.-ffirsoa lll hliui(U. N. H.
Elevation 1,660; dry air; 0....1 nlghta; pure spring
water; enchanting drives; magnificent scenery. on
highway to Jefferaon Notch «lri\e. Most suMim* la
ttin world. 'Phone and telegraph In honae.
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD .* son. Props.
THE NOKTHKRN, Littleton, X. — Moat modern
hotel In th« north country, In the h. art of the White
Mountains; thoroughly renovated and equipped; sult«-»
with baths attached; elevator; perfect service; specialty
made Of tourlata and lammu guests. Addreaa 1. >;
I.fNTiKRVI
THAYER'S IIOTEI,. I.ltllPton, N. ll. Famous for 50
veurs. leadltis ■'■' mom popular all year round hotel
in the White Mountains; in :!:t " r twenty mountain
peaks appointments i>.-rfcct; ideal rammer home for
families and tourists; write for booklets, a. p. pot,-
LARD, Proprietor.
CAVE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
White Mountains. BarUett. X. 11. in mi, Ist scenta
cmiuii-iir Good flahmg; axcauent table; perfect lenrioe:
bra<-ln X a!r : drives, etc. E. A. STB\ ENS. Prop,
VIKGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
2.800 FEET ELEVATION.
I> TUB VIKUIMA MOUNTAINS
Where tho ICiirly Spring CUaMtt*. the Water*. r:>tha,
Hotels a«U HCMHMI U«»o no tau^l lv America.
K^euirbtlsm n..ut. otieslty an.l nervous troubles
New Golf Club House with Squash Court. Lounging R^oroa.
Ca'e I- ni.-I'ong 'to Fine Golf Curse. Tennis Courts.
I'leaiuro 1001. eicellent livery and all outdoor atttm«
TUX NEW UOMESTE.\D
la « nquestlorally the tiaest all year-round retnrt hotel la
America. Modern In the strictest sense, co ">} u « ted °°.***
broadest lines and patronized by too blfibest cUsa.
Bicker s olKcs with dliK>;t N. V. «lre.
Pullman Compartment Car via Wabhlngton leavrs >•*•
Tork 4:53 P. M arrives Hot storings *■■$ A. M. Kicur
slon tickets at Chesapeake .i Ohio offlcel Isii:; iiroaJwajr.
and cnVes IVnnß)lv»n;a Railroad. Address
i'f.iiL- STERKY. Uaßacer. U.i svruigs. Va,
PENNSYLVANIA.
In Monroe County, Pennsylvania.
.Nr.U II VMI'SIIIKE.
Summer Resorts.
rr.N.vsnvAxiA.
CRESCO, HENRYVILLE, SPRAGUEVILLE
A region of woodland and water in the Pocono Mountains 2,000 feet
above sea level; reached in S l^ hours from Xew York over I^acka
wanna Railroad. Magnificent springs and trout streams; dry, pine
laden air; cool, restful nights; new nine-hole golf links and country
club; no fog; no malaria; no humidity; no mosquitoes; tubercular
patients not entertained. Write for information and booklets to any
of the following:
MT. POCONO. PA.
POCON-o MOUNTAIN HOUSE— E. E. Hooker _
P'Ti. 2V. TroTit T'reserves ani Springs.
MONTANESCA — I. D Mas* 200. Elevator. Elee
trlc llffht. Stenm heat. Orchestra. Baths.
MT. PLEASANT HOUSE— H. C. Leech. 125. Orand
Views. Artesian Water. QoU
THE ONTWOOS -125. Bee. lights. Private rathe.
THE ELVIN -Mrs. A. Plutter. 73.
MEADOWStDC -I. Smith A f^>n. 7.V
FAIRVIEW HOTEL -W. K. La Bar. 80. 8 cot
taKen to rent, fnrnisherl or unfurnished.
MT. AIRY HOUSE- C F. Fanseen. 4\
POCOyO HEIC.HT3 HOrsE —S. Kdlnser. *0.
THE PENNHURST— Miss Price. 40.
MOUNTAIN top HOUSE— Warren Str>ut. 4a
WISCASSET COTTAGE— Mr*. L. Pensi'r. 25.
MOUNTAIN VIEW- Mr.«. M. MoCarty. 23.
PWIFTWATER POST OFFICE. PA.
THE SWIFTWATKR— IOO. 84th »»BJion nma man
aeement. Strain heat; I'.iec. Light. Baths.
NEW FOREST HOfSE— John Hamblln. 40.
THE ANTI.KFIS A C Te»s». 35.
EAST bWITTWATEH HOUSE— I. M. A. • 2.V
INFORMATION BUREAU.
Booklets and full information about cv vv house in this
advertisement, at 42 C > Enad\va.v. corner Howard St.. New York
THE PARADISE OF AMERICA. DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
More than $75,000 expended in improvements and furnishings. Steam heat; elevators.
Rooms en suite, with bath. Musical concerts morning and evening. Boating and fishing.
Grand walks and drives. Golf and tennis.
First class livery attached. Accommodations for automobile tourists. Write for special
June and July rates and booklet, beautifully illustrated. Coaches at all trains. Two and ono
half hours from New York. CHARLES E. COPE.
W. H. CROSBY. Mgr, formerly of Glen Summit Hots!.
lonm; island.
tx Edacmere Club. St
Fishfng. *^ Croquet.
35 Minutes from New York.
THE organizers of the Edgemere Association hive secured for
a term of rears the well known Edgemere Hotel, situated
directly on the Ocean at Edgemere, 1^ 1., which will here
after be the Club House of the Association. The Club House,
which will accommodate 550 persons, will be conducted for the ex
clusive use of guests approved by the Governors of the Club. It is
of modern construction and is fitted throughout with all modern im
provements.
The Edgemere Club will appe.il to persons seeking congenial
association and refined surroundings.
Booking Office, Full particulars furnished on request. Garage for
Gilsey House, Automobiles,
Broadway A. R. KEEN, Stable accommodation
& 29th Street. Manager for 50 Hotk,.
Hotels and Boarding houses on Long Island.
A TERRITORY SWEPT BY THE VAILING COOL SUMMER SOUTH WINDS
FROM THE OCEAN-THE IDEAL PLACE FOR HEALTH. REST AND RECREATION.
"LONI7 ISLAND." a handsomely Illustrated dr«crlptlv» book, containing a list of hotels ami
boerdint houses ou Long Island, free upon application at L. 1. H R. tlcUet omce.r AS^t ttmmm, 12"
and IMS Broadway. Wstna\e. 774 Lexington ay«.. 074 Columbus a\e. *3 West U3rh St.. .New York. 33S
r'uUon St.. »S Broad -v Brooklyn, or seed >c. In stamps to HOWARD Ji. SMITH. General Passen
ger Ajenl. L 1. K. H.. 263 Htth aye . New York
SEA VIEW HOUSE,
SAG HARBOR. L. I.
Opens June 1; situated on IVoonlc Hay; bathing, boating
en.l ilshlnff; all modern ln>i>ruvenunta; stable aocommoda-
Uona, &<-.; table bountiful!] suu.uVil with pruduots of our
own farm; homelike and comfortable; r«u.-h»-<i by boat «>r
trains; rites $10 upward. Address JOHN K. MORIUS.
The ■«— IhW 12 Waal 44th St.. Htm York city.
GARDEN CITY
* HOTEL <*
A magnificent hlgh-cla-.a mol«m hotel In the Garden
Pptit of Long Island. (18 miles from N. V.)
SOU <>j r M |>
J. J. I.ANXIN. Prop.. Gnrtlen City. L. 1.
A!?o Prop, of Summit Spring Hotel. Poland. Maine.
MASSAPEQUA HOTEL,
."lassapequa, L. I.
Faired for th« beauty of its environment*. the hl^h
character of Its equipments and superiority of Its cuisine.
Boats, golf, tennis, billiards, bowling. Long distance tele-
Phone Surf and still water bathing. Accommodation
:iixi All the comforts '>f home. Send for booklets.
THOMAS H. FRASKR, Prep.. S. E. COFFIN. Manager.
V.i.-s.i, • •.■; i. 1,. I.
The Cliffton,
"BONAIKK." P r< IIO».l 1.. I.
■<..■.. \ ,:: . ■■■. GREAT ?>)\ ru HAT.
Choice rooms, with private bath»; ■ •■..iR- a or~ho«i-_
U.^t;it;:-J Bullet*, 'i 1i 1 UnM o*. W. U. JUNKiNA, kii^
Summer Resorts.
PKJiXM I.VA.MA.
CRESCO, PA.
BT-CK HILL FALLS INN'- A PHmsbW settlement.
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE— H. B. Courtright. 30.
CANAPEXSIS POST OFFICE. P.\.
EPRCCE CABIN INN— W. J. * M T> Price. «0.
PARADISE VALLEY POST OFFICE. PA..
PARADISE INN— D. J. A A. L. Klnta. 40.
HENRYViLLE, PA.
fPA.RKSIPE PO?T OFFICE. PA.>
PARK HOT SE- A.. J. HWler. l^O.
SPRAGUEVILLE, PA.
fANALOMINK POST OFFICE. PA.)
6TITES MOUNTAIN HOUSE -T. .-'ires. 100.
HOTEL RAPIPS — C. A. Cn'..man. .'.a
POCONO SUMMIT, PA.
(NAOMI PINES POST OFFICE. PA.)
NAOMI PINES HOUSE— 3 mi;» lake: 800 acres
p'.r.-«: celebrated arrlnif: booklet.
porONO PINKS INN lmmm>- Bssstfessr; bathlnff.
LONG I«ST.A>D.
LONG BEACH. LONG ISLAND*.
LONG BEACH HOTEL,
AND COTTAGES.
New York's roost popular family ««_;hor# resort.
Always ccol; boating, bathing, fishing, golflnfr. tsanlsa
music: improved railroad tarries; only 45 minute* boss)
Eat :t4th at.. New York City.
■mi for booklet. A..E. DICK. Prop.
Also proprietor HOTEL. GRENOBLE. 7th aye. and M«*
st New York City, where rocms may be engaged.
MANHANSET HOUSE
AND FURNISHED COTTAGES.
MANHANSBT MANOR,
SHELTER ISLAND. L. 1.. N. T.
HOTEL OPENS JUNE 29.
FOR PAMPHLET AND INFORMATION* ADDR3SJ
KOBEKT lUTUIAY. MANAGER.
33 UNION SQUARE. NEW IORK. ROOM 3.
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