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Svmmer Resorts.
NEW-YORK.
Lake George, A\isab!eChasm, Hotel Cham
plain. Lake Champlain, Sharon Springs,
Cooperstown, and ali Adirondack Resorts.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N.Y.
Orv Lake Canadarago, 1.400 Feet Above Sea Level.
For Health, Rest. Recreation, has no equal in the State.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS BATHING ESTABLISHMENT
Under Personal Supervision of Dr. W. Baker Cram; Contains all the Improved European Methods of Treatment for Rheumatism,
Gout, Dyspepsia. Insomnia, Derangement of the Liver, and all Non-Contagious Diseases. No Mosquitoes. Nights are cool.
Golf, Fishing, Boating, Band Concerts, Delightful Drives. Summer supplies for Cottages may be had at numerous well
equipped shops.
THE SPRINGS ARE REACHED BY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS OVER THE LACKAWANNA RAILROAD. THROUGH
SLEEPING CARS DAILY FROM NEW YORK IN SEASON.
R.ICHFIELD SPRINGS' LEADING HOTELS AND BOARDING PLACES ARE:
HOTEL 5*0«5° 18 ' KENDALLWOOD. George W. Tnnnicfiff. BERKELEY-WAIONTIU, E. H. Patrick.
EARLINGTON £?££«aw W TLNNICLIFFE COTTAGE. J. F. Getman. HOTEL MAJESTIC, W. G. Robinson.
CARY COTTAGES, J. D. Cary. DARROW H9ISE, George W. Greene. THE TILLER, Mrs. H. H. Toller.
COTTAGES TO RENT:
TARRY A-WHII.E. J D. Ibbotson. FBK> HOME. f.eo. I), fanry. OF HIM, COTTAGE. W. E. IV Ixmjt. WntlPri.E COTTAGE. F. B. TThipDie.
MAKTIN COTTAGE. I. K. Martin.
BOOKLETS AM) AI.I. INFORMATION AT RESORT INFORMATION BIRF.AI", 420 BROADWAY. N. Y.
EiCHFIELDSPRINGSJ.Y.
on lakh "anaia:-..v,'.. : M feet ki^evation.
Far ke±'.:... Bast -. . .'• scattea baa at aqnad .a Urn S-ate.
""•.- ._:^t. tad best at this if: ft >
HOTEL EARLINGTON
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29.
; . BPpU a:.-r.
I*ie ijren-. - . (a Bat :.- "»:.»* meat Is
ttoaei ■ ■ Ootel Barllnstaaj.
New Tork 00 - . irltacta rr-.n XL West, near
Richfield Springs. N. Y.
BEESEIEY-WAIONTHA.
on LEADtanS IIOTKI..
■
■
• '■ ■ . - irme
ineqaalled ! .- parUealaa Mr. K.
B PATBI :. aaca at _ W.-st ri -si.. New-Tort
TDXXLE OQVTAftcB T^ > P.KNT. Rl^hfieM Springe. N. T .
•I . ■ ■ . ii Ida :i:... (rrertooUac Ihji^ and
■ ■ .ax '-'•• '— . r • • jai atabte; (or tarm a;—
■ ':.!;. i '.V-si :!■»;;. ?: .
ILf, rGtCO ■ . -: rlnjcm, N T
tfofcJ (Kompf oin
Clinton Co.. V V.
Overlook. Lai:e Chan:-Li:r.. thf Gr?en
M'-i;r'Ji:r.s of Vermont, ir.J the Adi
ror.ticKi. to Ccr.'rr ci Niturai Park
oi. *'ro Acres.
GOLF, TENNIS.
SAILING
Thrnnarh I'nllaiao «rrvlcf from
Vn York, on main line. O«-l. .v
Hud.. H. It.. J. miles trout
Platt.liurKh. >. V.
Si-Du r-r :..'jr'r»-e«j (»,<-*. B L. BRiws-
JS-.r.a--- irr.r: Jsf Ist. rare of l^arsia
6«f« DcmM C*_ «2d St . New Yorw
SEASON SPRINGS. N. T.
Wane tvu pj j- _..-.:. •• . iltrhment
OI'EV JIXE 13TH.
A*»:".- . a .fluent and silver medal
a: tiie I-arls I^csosStlui. 1900.
PAVILION HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
Open June 2 1st.
JOHN 11. GAiH*NKU £ SOX.
MIZZEN TOP
HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
la the bfll* cf Dutchess County.
Quiuttr irUL Vawila*. N. Y.
*•*£»« "t'^^a Mountain Resort to N. T. City.
°«T 80 patriot— from Grand Central .-■taUon.
_^ Ele aucr. I.^HJ feet.
°°g. •«r- r .:s. grand <inves; ser.a for booklet.
William SMITH OEIUE\ Proprietor.
HILLCREST HALL
AND COTTAGES,
Highland Mills, Orange County, N. Y.
Bo* opeii. MM for my Bkaatmtaa 1 booklet.
v - -■ P.K«i». Owner uni Proprietor.
HALCYON HALL,
Hilbrook, Dutcheas Co., New York.
T»Tl«- ? pen i'— lor new management June 16th. Ele
lr»t,a b^ii,. f **'- Golf. dead for lllus-
WIL P. KEUTNEY, Proprietor.
Bay View House mieltek ISLA.VI> heights.
Sb»>i>i » "• v - — •* *el««t famtlr resort.
tZjt *■*«• *•' "»»<» muou. Bathing, nstilng.
"•'»». «olf. ana pleasant drive..
- «' M. WTiAV. I'ronri«.t«»r.
!rjOT THE COLUMBIAN.
Us'- •~Jr II * A::iJ ARK. St Uirmiw River. X. T. The
U*r-i moM attractive hotel among the Thousand
Uan \- r '■•" " i ' •'-ieccy of cul*lne. Orchestra and
L. A. JOHNSON. Prep.
t .THE OAK CREST,
E'*: :^t K^. IMAnol MAno , ?A " Oaiw ■« miles from N»w-Tork.
mc*n£.r ■;;;:- ls „.'-•*'?'•- : -*«t rooms; a:: improvements;
boote. - 5 Pl«Jty of ahade WrtU for
V., Box »4.
CAYUGA LAKE HOUSE,
Tritx^,*,?;:- * v OPEN 9UMMXR ANTj AU
TRA\i;»-^. ,-^r .^L'" (jI 'TC»O.jR AMUSEMENTS.
***«v r * 2 . T ' *%'■. \CKKLT, S9 TO $16. For
!r! r — T -*- aiCHAKDaOH. <>«r.er«.l lUunr.
JHh Murray" Hill ' «»•«. beat located. b«t
I'-»ji(U. n,, r , .1 * 'I 1I 1 - 1 - ina-lM hotel in the 1.000
•KE Mrrf:R>v -m ■"V,"'"'' or P** ll S<Ul<l lor booklet.
£ • r -*-\ '"U> Murray laic. j;_ y_
JHE ALP rowmi,
— itivn *••«>. Btb. Jin. Burtl.tt Smith.
TheDelaware&Hiidson
The Summer Resort Line and New Standard Route
between NEW YO3.K AND LAKE PLACID
VIA SARATOGA, SORTING THE WEST SHORE OF
LAKE CHAMPLAIN. THROUGH PULLMANS,
DINING, CAFE AND OBSERVATK IN CAPS.
Anthracite Coal used— no smoke nor dust.
Shortest, Quickest and Best Line Between New York and Montreal.
...nsumicd guide to the >or:hera Re? orts sent on reo.-lrt of ; i t-nt-i post i •
s^^ J. W. Burdlck. General Passenger Agent, Albany, N.Y.
Information and Ticket Offloem, i\ «or::an«j- St.
The Adirondacks' Most Favored Resort
Hotel Ampersand
** AND COTTAGES
On Lower Saranac Lake
A moat deligbtfti] luko and mountain resort I >pens June 23th. Perfect Golf Links, Fish
ing, Bowing, Bathinjr, Tennis and Daucin^. Bnpertor Mas Post, tplffrraph. tolfphone
offices in hotel. BookM. G. S. SIOULTON, BCanager, Ampersand, v - Y. N. V Office, 2^r>
Fonrtii Avenue.
ROCKY POINT INN,
* UHBOXD \( K>
■
ROCKY POINT INN.
In a.::r.e. -a- . . ■•
■
ADTR( 'NI'.VK MOUNTAINS.
The Windsor,
EUZi BBTHTOW S. NEW TORK.
r, n » at ...„ :-. rK . an>! flnent h. i-l? In the mountains
Mr-iem impcovamaata. Kl'-^ti'.i lig'.-s. Private burn*.
Pur- manias spring wate Milk aad regetables froni
The \V:r. Ist farv. an ;oi tads Orchestra
SWIMMING POOL FnnSfIT «iOLF II" K>
Bock>- a UJn OHI.A.V! ' ' KEUJOGO ■ BON. !*rps.
ua.l3 IHOXDACKS
WHITEFACE INN
* W Lake Placid, N. Y.
Opens June 1. 1904 S£^ < 5Sf V T i2aii, SSS
■• ■ 81l i- :- ate. Kaste Hotel and eottag«a eapaetty,
40<J. EDWIN H I.XX ManHß-i Wtfltei and spring re
lon. PRIMCGTON INN Prtoe*t«i N I. N« o-,ukla«
a; 3 Park Pia ■<■ md Boeal Manhattan New Tork.
BOBSRT H. WBIOBT. Personal Kepresentatl»»».
Adlrc>n<liK.k Mountiilns.
I .i«f Manunveple.
HOTEL CHILDWOLD
Opens early In JipM Prtrmte m— rr— ■ of 1,000
acres, ■-nr'age f-olony am! camp iit«s a'ljac-nt. 'asino,
sun parlors, .per. flreplaots, steam heat
Golf. ' h'jn-::.E. fl.ihlr.K. boating, drtvln? Thm'nh
F':. ..:..::. m Booklets, *>• . adJr-sj
C. v. BLDRIDOE, M«r .
New Tork oJtlr;*. Hotel OngCfita, IBth »*-• " V
IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
THE GRAND VIEW.
:. >Xi: PL iCID. N T
All Mudern Improvements.
TENNIS. GOLF. fIHHIXG. BOATING.
Further Infomiatloo r.--» ■ :/t.i.:;:.;.! from
Henry Allen, Mgr.. Lake Placid. V \.
Or Z»'.t 4TH AY.. N. \ TEUB. «-:4« OsUMBCT.
WADIROXI>.\rHS. am. m
ESTPORT INN
wfaafnuil mi Cl arniilaln. N. T.
b'er for booklet.
11. P. SMITH. Manager.
AWUOND.UKS.
WAVvBEEK & COTTAGES
ON UPPER SAHANVC LAKF.
GOLT, TENNIS BOATING. MUSIC
J. BEN' HAKT. WAWBBBK. -N if
RED SWAN INN
WARWICK, ORANGE fOl NTY. N. V.
A new resort hotrl; iioulnt, nrtl«t«c, orlgtnui: for
»»-I^ct patronage; arr«intnodatln* 10« gu«"M»; Iteuutl
fullv (.hunted. l«-»» than two hour* from Maw York.
Kounu slnglr or «-n suite, with or without bath; «mi»
beat. rlei'tiii light*, elevator: rxrelleat golf <-or.i-»e;
rhaxming driven. Op— ■ .lunp IMb. Write for beuutl
tullj Ulu^ratci booklet. ft BARTLETT _
THE WASHBURNE. >AB^2Sf rS? 010 *'
Opposite Gra:iJ Catoa «r -..:■.. ;.. »r liroadway;
lovely lawn; «xc*l!«nt taf>!». spflel rates ta I :•.- Ad
dress MRS. >• B BI'KJIuWS. 41 Wash.njfron si
HOTEL FERNOJFF,
GREENWOOD LAKE, :.' YORK.
Beautifully located; altitude :.'■ .et. 4i miles.
Erie B. 14 . climate and (aasMTV e.;aa. to the A.iirnn
daeks; boatlnx. b«thinc and flshlr.c <•« -client cuisine
and service; Ka> and all nvxiern Improrementa
ID IW OPICN
JAMES WHITKSIKE. AM»> M CAMM, Sl»r^
Owner ii Prup'r. lat« of Hotel
MartlM Washington.
GLENMEEE LAKE HOTEL.
SOW OPEN SEVENTEENTH SEASON
2 HOt-RS from new Y"RX. ERIE R. R.
Elevation TOO feet, accommodate* Hi. healthful; de-
IJghtfnHy situated. in heart oT Orange County; tennis,
boating, bathlnir. fl«hlßir. term* moderate. For circular
apply to H. P.. CABLE 4 SON. Proprietor*. Florida. N r T.
ALJ.KN MANOK HOI SK. — A quiet, pleu&nt. com
fortable. h«-aithy luraanT home for families; 17 per
w«tk. WM. H. ALLEN. Narrowsburr Sullivan Co . K. T.
Summer Resorts.
NEW-YORK.
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SrXDAY, JUNE 5. 1004.
Summer Resorts.
XEW-YORK.
Paul Smiths
ADIRONDACKS
MORLEY'S
■ «■ In til.- h.-iir! of the
U)IBONDA< H>
Ttii :arg« h-t»i!< and ruttaKes . — k:-.g two of the
rr. i' beavitlf'ii lakes I rs the r**n! >r.. ESsoel '■ troiit
fl»h;.nii. l«jwl:::jf. oatlng ba'.!.i.-n mustr tennis; sanl
('( \t I."" '»•-:• plumbing S pulmonary ißTallom
\«\'J^l , Moderats rm^» Absolutely pur« spring
«•»''• Red l< tton in June art! September. s«r..l ! r
arttatte catalo«uey MORLXT'B id Lake Pleasant. Ham
li?r>n Ocunty. New York.
ADIROXDACKS
TATXOB HOI >»^: ASSOCIATION,
:
Lgsvgemeat of r'"j;;.» at tv tel aad cottages .m. !
t Itlress
( . F lAVI.HK. Jr.. ktaaaevr.
TAI -■ 'I! X M (X, f
Mr T I . .-.. ,•-.• .i,lway
an.l 31st St , X V
ADIRONDACK CAMP.
TO KENT KOK THE SEAM» ON BPITFIBJ! LAKE.
near PAUL mini's. — 11 acres), with Urg.- froutitge
un lake. Ho* eight frame housed, i lir.i- tent.. lea
boUM, with three fooling riMnu. Beautiful well water.
Mn.it liiiii— with four Uoitta. !!i.nk.-i.. ■■omfortable*.
linen, hetlallng. china, :!.•-•.. kitchen utenalln. fiimi
tiirt-, rurtatni>. rugs. eti'. Kverj&hing in rood order.
I. O. Boi 138. New York City.
S I IOIiTING on the IS- hole eotiree is o n!y
r \T on« of tho : rent i■ at th* >
STEVENS HOUSE.
Adirondacks.
There'i noatlns. Fishing. HvntißK Prlvtnir, T.>n
r.lf. Baaeball. aad Croqnat Special terms '.'lrculars.
J. A. * G. A. BTKVENS. *
\^ LAKE PLACID, N. Y. S
Ellis bet htowr.. H Y. No Malaria.
DEER'S Spring Wtter Private ll»ths.
___.__„„ KUttljß Whty Urge Oaraen.
HEAD INN.. a-i aaa| «- rs^ ga
THE ANTLERS, uke oborqe,
1 Mil AJN 1 LtKi, aiii .via- ks
BaMtUfully attnatad modern lmpr'>vemeni«; bathing,
t<->atl:»ir, HslUns: In and out dour amus>*m»nts. terms mod
erate. Sen. l f.>r CtreulKT. JEItuME BtJRTON.
THK Anir.ON'PACKS.
RALPH'S & COTTAGES,
UPPER CHATEATJGAY LAKE. X. Y.
Bavatl n ' 860 teat, liellehtfv.l Drivea. Shady Walks.
S<i Hay P«««r X.i malaria. EacceHent drinking water
r;<>ofi flshlns. hnntteft rhrir. txlllanls. tennis First
class table i T'-n fireplace* In publl>- rooms
J. \\ HPTTON. Proprietor. Ralph's. H. T.
• "t Music, Boating, Fishlcsr
CASCADE 1 •" uMoor
on Cascade Lakes. In the >winoi«iiint»
Adtraodacka CktcasMll*, N V
IT M WESTON 1.123 BROADWAY.
FAIRVIKW < «)TTAGE. ADIKOXDAnU.
Trolley to Lake Oeorgi excellent trout tlshlnc.
Apply K. C. FOX. Warren -.burgh. N. Y.
WILSON HOISE. on LAKE PLEASANT.
Ac!lrondark Mountains. — table; neat rooms.
excellent !lHhln«. hunting: l»-st liver-. Meets guests
Northville if requested Daily malls. LEMAN WTL
BOK, Proprietor. Speculator. N I
rannPEt'T hovse. ADUtOXDACKS.
Private boarding house. offarlni; home comfort*;
fine location, overlooking lako; spacious g-r-undn.
cuisine aasurins Katlvfaction, all requisite attractions.
S. RUSSELL. Prop.. Schroon Lake, N Y.
PROSPECT HOUSE,
9HI2L.TER ISLAND HEIGHTS. N. T.
Opens June. 25Ui. High class family resort. Golf,
tennis, saih.-ic tiy«cial season rales.
I' P HATHAWAY, Proprietor.
The II— ill SI - Ea*t 15th-ist.. .New- York.
STTJRGES HOUSE.
on Lake Pleasant; 1.940 feet elevation; charming »<?enery;
good fishing boating and hunting; accommodate* 100
roerna apacioua and airy; «•>...<!. wholesome iabl«. milk,
butter from our farm, terms reasonable; booklets.
DAVID STURGES. Proprietor,
Speculator, Hamilton County. K. T.
Summer Resorts.
NEW-YORK.
SULLIVAN COUNTY, N. Y.
Nature y s Favored Summer Resort
Reached by the New York, Ontario and Western Railway with its splendid vestibule trains and
drawing-room cars.
Average Elevation, ISOO Feet Above Sea Level
SCPfIPrV IlrKnrnfl^Pfl in its " reat natural beauty. Magnificent views of the Cats-
O^WlIWi; Ull^Ul^a^^tU kills . and other New York and Pennsylvania Mountains.
riifllflfP SinriV^llPf! co ° l - fresK and bracing, free from malaria^
V,lllliai^ UllindllCU, humidity and mosquitoes.
Every pleasure for the lover of nature and the sportsman
Streams and lakes abounding with trout, pickerel and bass. Good roads, golf, tennis, romantic
driveways, endless social diversions.
Numerous falls and placid lakes, including White, Lake Kauneonga, Lake Ophelia, Kiamesha
Lake, Swan Lake. Well conducted hotels and boarding houses with prices of every range.
The Most Attractive ar\d Picturesque Localities
and Leading Hotels and Boarding Houses
ho^ w.w. Ji ß^?i^ : :,. MONTICELLO WHITE LAKE
Libert;.- Hotwa — O. V? Murphy; 110 Tb« Frank I.eillo — Frank 1.. Ernh"ut; 109. Th« Arlington — SaaXord * "CVI-'sh'p- ♦ua.
T« Lanrashlrt) Inn— F. W. Lancashire; 13C. Hotel Rocltw*];- < .. . w ! .<»» . DO. Prosip«ot Hmi» — W C Kl-"e 1
Mansion House — VT. Murphy; 100 Palatine Hotel ' C. Murray; MO. Mansion House J P K inn* 4Co ■ 131
Th» Walnut Mt. Houi« — «f« f <•!-> B Holmes; 130. Hot*! Palm J.>s. En^e'.mann; 50. The Kenrnor« — E M Van Ordtr 1)0
Th« Nichols— W H. Nichols; 100. Furnish^''. r,-,ttag»s — McUughhn Bros. T\'*gr Shor« Hitfl — John J Van Ordw Si
Thi Buckley — M. A. Buckley; 80 Honticalla Housf — Harms * Diokhut; 40. Hlllcrest — Paul E. Yon Morst«'n- 50
Th* Swannanoa — F ?chr»J»r & Son: »0. Real Estate For Sale or Rent — J M Watson. Th« H^fTaian — I T Hoffman 53
Grant! View Height* — I. Bernstein. 70. Hotel Royal — Monroe H. Wcasmer, 40. Th» Main H to] — L«wis 5o!
Poellman Hous» — H. D«Mv«r 9' Th« Palattne D. A Dolaon S3.
II!'.1si(1b Villa — Walter Brown; 40
T.er.r. in — Jo.-in C. Lennon: 35. Bfl^mw D \ Z." 1 i.' ti'ii » c*
The Pleasant View Ilous. — H. Van Ordea. «0. RWSVUt, rAKIV3VILLb
Drew Cottac*— Km E McCarthy; IS . _ The sfor> r^ House — Frank Moors 7S
Cottage* For Sale or Rent— T. W. W-ston. « CanpoeU Inn— J. C^mpbcn inn '
cxE-virikjci;ii I«- B«s»T»rklll House — W B<>r!na-*r; 50. KlAMrcut I « i/r-
V t.NSVIL,L.E. The Valley View Villa — J W A'.beo; 10. i\i £.*> A LAKE
Swan Laka — Boating and fishing. Gregorj' Cottage TV. W. Gregory; 10. Kla^naa^a Inn H. Shares; Mt
New York Office : Wlth -r"-*- A " 425 BROADWAY
The statistical records are the best evidence of
the popularity of the
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
They show that a neater number of people
by over B0 per. cent went to this section during
th<» y»nr iy»X3 than to any other mountain sec
tion during the same period.
THE ULSTER & DELAWARE R. R.
Is the only standard cuiffc line reaching all
points in this health and pleasure resort, which
Is a sanitarium for everybody and a paradise for
children. Th<»r«» an? over I.<»X) hotels, boarding
houses and farm houses located in this grand
axiii ;-;ic-turescju«» country, where you may board
for the season.
A little book on trout fishing will be sent free
on receipt of two cents postage.
Th- illustrated summer book, with map of the
* 'a -skills and <™ornplet<» list of hotels and board
lnp h'His**, will be sent free on receipt of eight
cents postage.
N A. SIMS.
General Passenger Agent.
Kingston (Rondout Sta.). It. Y.
••THE WORLD-FAMED VIEW,"
GATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE
.'ITNS JT.-NE 2> A.-:-.: '.b Z.ZW f-et.
: rest pr-1- -.-• - . rtl aerea Pure water from a spring
in the midst of a sprnco forest.
POWERFUL SEARCHLIGHT.
It n ■•! ■ la .'■"' square ml!»s. A light that casts Its
ra - Ini five states
BOATINi MUSIC ELECTHIC I.l'rliTS.
!iuly ra?-'. S.T a::'. S4. Special Wtckly yr MUM rates
H K'.r.«Ts .irr'.v:ni{ bat re J'.:ly +
tUT I OFFICX CNION BQ. 1 to S P
CHAS. <t i;E'> IT BEA H. ilan.ig-ri.
c-atsk:::. tt. I
RATIO*— Half mil.- t\rz' -:3m nnress *nd aoaa better
THE NEW AM) rifli.ANT IP-TO-DATI
Sunset Park Inn,
Ilnines rails. \ Y. EleTatlun '-'00 ft. Orvrrr. May 37.
Barrator, atean rent. gas. sintihi be!:s. mall
Ootf, Tennis Billiards, B wllng.
U.il.ifirf \-t..rla nt CATSKILL —>■ v - World.
<.r.iii<lrat \le«* l.i •ir»i' vit » i v.c Ul»hnp Sutterlee
In Finest l':«rk In >IUL.X I AL>5. Van loan. Guide.
C. A < 1H... HiUnea Kill.. N. V.
Ball (are May 2' Inns Ist.
THE GRAND HOTEL
Catskill Mountains. N. Y.
The le»i!:nit r:ote! of tba rr a tsk!ils.
r^:r!o.!ei!»>:. redecorated mil refurnla •■ •: staea laa* sea
son A imtKnlM'-ent report for pleasure *:: . hra.ta. i..
th« i-omforts sad 111 I 111 I— of a high claas city hot.-; in •:.<»
heart of t!:o CatakUl \t m ■ • m
OPENS JT NB »TH.
N T Oder 1.404 Hrrjailwajr.
Tflephont. *.2*&- -:: St.
H. E. EPhTR. Manager.
Churchill Hall *%*%*
75he REXMERE Vr^^n.
HOTEL HAMILTON (NOW OPEN>
T!ir.-.- Leading Hotel* In (it-kill Mountain*.
B. 1.. Churchill. M. U.. Owner. KdwurU ..rilllth. Man
ager (now booking*. 3 Park Place, telephone 6010 —
CortlanUt. 19 to . p m.
S'-j hourn from New York.
Hotel Kaaterskill,
OS TOP O» CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
OPENS SATURDAY, JUNE 25.
>ai;if nuna<fmiT,i as f.)rmer years.
n^'iklnK- honlrlf anil further Information of
P. C HUMPHREY. SUB 3th An. >»J,X dt.).
T«L, inti mil
STAMFORD v
"Gem of the Catskllla. " Elevation I.SOO f^et. Cool. Jry
cllnibtu. I'ishine, iiuli and ail amusements. Electric il<hta.
all i-ttv Improvements. Booklets and Information at '."JO
Broadway. Rot m MM.
CORNISH HOUSE, hTL e vt
E'-ery Impmverne.u MtOKted !n Park) J. C. CORNISH.
T't T) 1 o_ g XKWBI7BGH. N r
lhe Palatine jsh.-s£
All the comfort* of the city with the benefits of the
country H. N. BAIN i CO.
EURO PA HOUSE, IH ;T IA
CataKlU HonntalßS I'ells;htfully located. Entirely new
niaiugemcr.:. .■ ■ Ins ...■ ■ . -. tax »■ halls. Un^xoelled
cuisine. Booklet. AUGUST VETTEH.
"hotel martin.
Lea.lsns; Hotel nt Tanner*-'?!*. N. Y. W. B MARTIN.
TH P VI <*T A Maine* Falls. >•'■ V. — A pleas
*■■•-« »Wl ant and homelike resort In
Cat.-klll Mountains Booklet. Apply a. KI.Y
SUNSET VIEW UnilOC Bmlmm lull*. >. V. — ifnest
u'JnoLI Huff fIUUuL location. Accommodates io.
Klr-t cUas tabla; 11.00. »10 00 J. C HAINE3.
THE WEST END HOTEL, cJSSS m i&2Sm.
New management: capacity 1J": location unsurpassed.
German cul«in». Concerts dally. E. STRAINS, Manager.
TTTTT A"WTTT"RS Halne» Falls. N. Y. Catalan :
XXLXi AJill-±iJVa, oun talns. Finest location. Mod- :
crn lmpro- -ments. Boolilet. L. P SCHCTT.
TfiY "ETTTRCT lialn«» Fall. N. Y. Location Unaur-
LuA-ttLtt3i, ,„„■ Sanitary plumbing. Modern
improvement*. Gas Booklet C. A. MARTIN.
______..„ mmhSSSL T E V \ "RrCATITC ' T AXE RAPOXDA Hotel and Cotta*s«: beautiful, cool
SLLUVAJT COL MY (N. I.) KLbUHTS. ; L. location: t . b le and bed. of th« fce.t; ag*n con
,.•:.-•! by tu* New York. Ontario nad Western Kill- ( venienee*. W. C. TIFT. Wllmlaiiot M.
road from New York City. j — — — -"~~ ~~" ~~~ ~~^~~~~~ ~^^—~
PRIVATE HOVSB ASP COTTAGE. — Open May 13th;
ninth season, delightful drive* ami mountain srtmj;
"""■■■■ T »** " . **"*■' " County. * V Ideal tar- I excellent table, terms rea*J>caW«. CAB.OUMD BISHOP.
iii- luxir.ir resort. Hour oat. West Shore R. R. • Brandon. Vt
Sum mer Resists.
YORK..
MANHATTAN BEACH.
MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
Will Open Wednesday. June 15th.
T r TJJ—ar Manager.
2S!> 4tn A»e »•- 23rd St.. N. T.
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL
Will Open Wednesday. June 22nd.
JOS. P GREAVES. Masagar.
23» 4th Are., *: 33rt St.. N. T.
gyTele KZ\& Gramercy. care Town and Country Hotel
an.l Travel Bureau.
Brighton
Beach
H^. _, 1 Brighton Bea.ch
O t 6 1 New York
i| Opens Saturday, June 11
: E. CLARK Kl>«.. Proprietor.
; N>w irk ■ ! :---. B >TEI. VICTORIA.
I Br I.l'tiv and 2?th St.
Saratoga.
Cbc Oranb "Union
Opens June 15tb.
VOOLI.EV A GERRAJIS. Proprietors.
'lan.* and partlmlars can he obtained at tile
HOTEL MARIE A.VTOHETTE.
RrM'Jwsy Md to • I M >•>■» Tork
BRIARCLIFF LODGE,
SCAEBORO (Hudson "River Railroad).
The Hotel Peautifu: of the W^stchester Hill*.
DAVID B PLI'MER. Maaa«er.
OPEN JUNE sth
pocantTco lodge.
cvu SS . , AND £°Ss2*»*
.. _ N v PlaaaeanaM,
a. a Ha.lem l .{- AR -. L .^- MAN OR. V T
THOMPSON'S HOTEL
LAKE A HOP AC N. Y.
WILL. OPEN BATtTKDAT MAT »
Send B« Illustrated Pamphlet.
EMER>ON « LAKK. Proprietor.
VERMONT.
a equinox
-♦•♦-»■■♦•■♦■♦♦♦♦
m. AN CHE S T ER
In-the-Mountains. Vermont
EDW. C. ORVISL Mgr.
OPENS JUNE 15
BOOKING OFFICE NOW OPEN. . . .
The Lorraine, sth Aye. and 45th St.
-ASK MR. MARTIN."
11 • will tell yon all about the Hotel. Kkwaaok Golf. Equinox Water and th*> many SMfvant«caa
of Manche-ter an a Sununrr kVwrt. The early season ■» deßghlftU.
■"'THE ..KK.FN MOUNTAIN^.
T AXE DUNMORE HOUSE
■*— ' v>l> COTTAGES. Lake Unnnora. ▼«.
» Ml picturesque UV« and ieha-nful mountain resort.
Climate drr and cool. ' All forms of amusement, excellent
flshtns. Weal walk, and «*•«■; .lllHlM a 3 d cu.
slne; _. reasonable; new m^»a«ih.nt. .pea. June l^ti
Send te BooKiet. _U^'S W. — «T. M—»
MOUNTAIN SPRING HOTEL.
LAKE DUNMORE, VT.
,_ . he >;rtwn Mountains. «-»ju»city *». Elevator.
i V . i,»hM .»m r«- Orcneatra. Fin* taa tkh-
Hotel. New York city
M VII IFU' FARM, on I.akr Ilurtanla. Sndbury.
Vt. — NVw house pure sprln* water, s >0.l flshtn*: ao
coomodatM i. rate* M to IS a week; booklet, descrip
tive of home with cuts, of lake and scenery. E. a.
MaLLOUY. Proprietor. Address Brandua, Vt.
\. •■ ■! - U: . ■-:.,.
MWTMHL
Hotel Frontenac
Thousand Islands St. Lawrence River
A Magnificent Modem Hotel for those who appre
ciate Hi(|ii-class Service and Eivirorment. Golf
Yachting. Tennis. Fishing. Pure So'i no- V»*ter.
Orchestra, etc. Oosn June 13 to OctoOe.- I.
Souvenir Booklet Free.
Address. C. 6. Trussell. Manaejar. Ftintenac. H. Y.
THE NEW FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,,
Lake Ge-r»- V V . owned by OM Hudson TmOq ttao]
way Company at tba Gateway of the ftiTliaaituhi tl-*t 1 -*
largest hotel In the Ailr^ndadti aaij moat bcaufnill-d
located Summer Baaon to New York s-a:- Pl"e -sn:n"li
jolf ero. W. W. BEOWX Mar. SI: Brown w-.:: i_ 3
Marlboroocb Ht- N. f.. W^dneiaiaj J ; - '
M A M. u-.:. 5 P M.. tor bouklna c-i ro^ms. V. : ;
haniisoma :i;u.str»,:e»: cir-ruiar.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N.Y.
THOUSAND ISllia BOUSE.
C G. STAPLES. Owner and Proprlet-r.
Oper* Jme Sjth. Golf ar.i all outlotr amus^ajeß-su
Supet-.or cuisine, an.? arrtce Ft en«:ic?rn*ri: • -oon-«
apply to Mr. i B. STETSON. Townsetn! BulS::ng j-^-^
aid. BrcaJway an! 2Sth >treer. New T:rk •:.-.,•. J-^)r«J -^ )r «
sen: FOR BOOKLET
STORM KING
INN
Formerly Storm Klr.x OVir. tr>u?» rcrmnil v T
New ifar.ajr»Tr»-- ;, ,: renr.ja : ... - i Musif F:3»
rc^i Is i r trtrtnx. j.u: ... .r _- ■:. .■ . --. r'.ng
water. '""'jiTa^* Ibrlsn I - acii
ba.t". a '..••-■ir.:r.s
i- |rs> ptn BCA9CR
Catstns s-'i »eT— !r« ■:n" 1 : — !■»=.»• '.*—.x .^'fa-ce "phona»
For term «.! t!'ustrate,J -v klet i '.'-•«!•
EDWARI 1 DAXESBOirCa, PnptMOß
BERKELEY INN.
POC.\>Tlr«> BBM N. T.
Sl^erv It-:', w netcft&.irr-^.x! uasursa.i!«ed -.^untrr roaja
an.l ■lliwiajnnaa; atovmtUon IM (tat; . ■ .-.,...,.,
•umrr.er w.-.ter. ■»: a-, rr - i" . „ . hiuitoaa
no maiana Jls weekly. uawarls . - o :■ -< 'xVresi
HOTEL WAVVONDA,
LIBtKT\. STUJTAN «K. >. Y.
Btorat! :: 2.000 :-->• accomjnoda—
tlor. 3t><>. i*-iisina ur.yuripasscU. Moaio
<ii>if. T-r.r.id Mb N< >W '">PEK. s*n-I.
- rr..* fl^ -i-r. weeki" Evubia>
r ..rr..4. J2i up w-'-kly. r.-utlcuiara,
A. V. DETTER. Manner.
VERMONT.
LAKE CUAMFLAtN and
OUl*llflCl\ THE GKEEN iIOCXTAENS.
Hn\!F? Illustrated Book w::a coaipl«to Il3t
Ilvy.»lL.J :of hoi-iij and «rtl:ng txonaaa.
•%j Board >-• JO per week <uki upward.
liS Mailed for «•• postair-
V FDVnVT A " " v- R " • • J-> ' Broadway. P. T.
\ t l\>lUiN I >' V Ry . J-. , BroadTty. N. T.
T3 T^t £~*% $3 T* "n <~5 T 1 LAKE
and cotuf«s Caatleten. Vt. All attraction*. sVaess)
113 to «T> a wee. Booklet. • Park Place. N. T. and
"Eagle Bureaj ■ B'Kltb. H. B. BT.r.:^ Vjr
THE ALGONQUIN
ST. AXDREWS, KTJ3.
On Pas9ama>}uo<!^>- Bay. near Baatport, Ma> nicailecj
toll links, boattns. barnm>. flaktac
HARVET i W'.iOU Hotel Beuevu-. Bcstcn.
4 DVERTTSEMENTS *o^ »csecrtsnona »r Tb« Trllnusa
r»«eiT-d at their Uptown Office, «r T-« Trttan*
| receired at their Uptown OOcai,
Advertisements «tO »c reee»»»d at the foHowtag aranii
afflcea at recuiar oAo* rates until i o'ciock p. aa., «a)
854 ath-a«e. a. c. cor ai-«L : 133 te!i-a»^. cor. 12U»-sc .
32 East I4rh-«t.: 2ST We»t *2o «-. between Ttk and StJi
mm >• W«e". l3Bta-«. ; l sat — *»«.. tumu T«fc aa4
TTth sts : I.CJo il-*v».. aea.- il«-at. i.TC» Ist-*,;*..

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