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European Advertisement*.
LONDON SHOPS.
HEW & EXCLUSIVE DESIBNS /-
IN SILKS FOR y^^S^
1908 s&^y
/W/ LACES,. RIBBONS,
4&!? X HOSIERY ' FLOWERS,
Vj' AND* DRESS MATERIALS.
VERE STREET & OXFORD STREET,
LONDON, W.
Tiffany & Co.
•21 AND Ml* REGENT STREET
LONDON
CKGUSH 3KANCH OF THE NEW YORK HODSE
JEWELLERY- PRECIOUS STOiNES
.WATCHES - AND • SILVERWARE -
A VISIT 15 SOLICITED
tiO IMPORTUNITY TO PURCHASB
PARIS
3681S AVENUE DE L'OPERA
REMOVALS to EUROPE |
MAPLE * CO I
tOIOOW «p«c)alUt»tt.ll«n>o«la PAKIB ■
LCCK UP VANS constantly pasting ■
backwards and forwards between jt „* B
America and leading centres o! Europe ■
»nd vice versa. Exceptional facilities ■
REMOVALS FROM DOOR TO DOOR 1
" *«w York Repr«a«nta*lT*»- Q
i BOWLING GREEN VAN CO 18 BROADWAY j
TiS SHOOLBRED & CO
tl LONDON
FASHIONABLE STORE
Very latest fashions in every detail
ci Ladies' & Gentlemen's mi! outfits.
Visitors always welcomed and
their visit made interesting.
EVERYTHING for the Person, House, & Table.
JiS. SBOOLBRED & CO,, *?S3Bi£ M
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD. LONDON. W.
TM«
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company
112, REGENT STREET. LONDON, W. Un -
TVe Cnotce*'! Stoct is ta* WorU m
DIAMONDS. EMERALDS.
RUBIES.
SAPPHIRES, PEARLS, ffc^
L M««h*m- . : -»• it,-..-. o» Iniital
VMS
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company
BT Apronmmrr to His Majestt the Kimi < - TO
112, REGENT STREET, LONDON. W.
IRISH LACES.— IRISH LACES.
Tin**! end U.r»rest etock In Ireland or London. Plrect
|B cur o»n worker*, thereoy savine our patron*
oe<Jiat« proSte. lnepecUon kolicited.
DEPOT FDR
F?SH PEASANT SMDUSTRIES
THE IRISH WAREHOUSE,
i 47, Regent Street, London.
Otttntk--; 1W» r»ar» Telephone: -•»<■» '■"•»™
SEASON NOVELTIES— EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.
JI » I1 - Lac s praM Dl 111 l r ~~ Bedspreads
iTISI I . Lac-? flurs ar.d black
lrtf»- Bof oak ace Conr.emara Marble Xovelttea.
M IRISH WAREHOUSE, %3S&«? t
»** TAILORS,
"Tr^SZ FOR LADIES & GENTLE
\jSh&J MEN. The most exclusive
** -x**?** models to be found in Lon
i isticr d ° n - We number am ° n "
AND our clients many of those
C nnc who are recognized as the
•jUIIS* leader* of fashion in Amer-
Inpfian lea and England.
(ADJOINLNG AND
tiffasvs) 132, fenchurch St., E. C.
6WILSONS lS
Have the Finest
IRISH CROCHET LACE
MADE
Robes. Coats. Boleros,
Collars, Piece Lace.
88, REGENT ST..
LONDON. ENGLAND.
PAEIS SHOPS.
I GIRAUD
Trousseaux. Layettes. Robes.
CANNES: PARIS:
5>5 > Rue d'Anfibes 4. Rue Castiylione.
SPALLDING & CO.,
DI A M OKDS— JEWEL.HT.
Batches— silverware -etc.
26 Avenue de I'Opera, Paris,
I Stale and Jackson Sts., Chicago.
•* tmtna^Oatttm In Paris of the Gorham
Cu. of NEW YORK.
«^_^_^ Foreign Resorts.
HOTELS IN ETZGLJLSII.
Thecarlton
Motel, Restaurant,
and Grill Room,
LONDON.
SPECIAL E U ROPEAN COLUMNS.
Foreign Resorts.
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON
MIDLAND GRAND HOTEL
MANCHESTER....
MIDLAND HOTEL
LIVERPOOL ... ADELPHI HOTEL
LEEDS QUEEN'S HOTEL
BRADFORD ...... MIDLAND HOTEL
MORECAMBE BAY
MIDLAND HOTEL
DERBY MIDLAND HOTEL
>V. l'cvrie. Manager. Midland KuiiHn.v Hotels mi. I
l4r|re^r l ieni liwmii. etc. Ciuef Otllcg— \t iH lan.t UrttmA
Hotel. London.
HOTELS IN THE BRITISH ISLES.
Mv,o-«a i-.iu.Aij — 'A.tiiittttlMMiU WKLX.B.
liOl£LL. MIiLULNUXON.
PHANKI.IN— I«I.r OF WIGHT.
UOLLILU s tsUANRLIN 110 i LI. Else. Llfht.
AKWICK
IVOOLPACK HOTEL.
BKTTns.YfOED
(North Males.) ROYAL OAK HOTEL,
BETTWS-T-COED (NORTH WALES)
WATERLOO HOTEL.
DCBLI>* .".
TUB «»rrißOrß>T. HOTEL.
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.
GLASGOW — ST. t±>OCH HOTEL
vicr Western Highlands).
AYR — STATION HOTEL
(For Barn* Cot tare— Birthplace).
DrMFKIES— STATION HOTEL
(For Burns Mausoleum, etc).
tIKNUERKV — HOTEL «• ««™.
(For P>e»side Golfers).
BIRKANi HOTEL, BiRN^,
Perthshire, Scotland
(2 Mlnnte«* I>'alk from Birnam and Donkeld Etstlon.i
HIGH CLASS FAMILY HOTEL
TARIIF 31 OI) Kit ATE. Pure. Braring Air. Fines*
flcenerr In Scotland. GOOD SALMON AND TKOCT
FISHING 1 XXX.
Golf < <<ui>e adjoins Hotel Ground*.
GOOD GARAGE AND INSPECTION TIT.
Tariff* of the Hare!* and full particular* ■• to route*
•nay be bad at the European Offices of "The Tribune."
at "Panes Inn Houfce." 265 strand (overlooking
Aldwycli and Kin it ay). London.
UPPER NORWOOD. QUEEN'S HOTEL.
Near ' r>KTa) Palace. London. Healthiest eltuatlon .-
Enpland. Lovely saplfns. I srdlaa term* from $2.50
per <J«y. !-:•• : .- terms for Lire parties. Convenie:.
tram Ferric «> for City an-! Weal Eo<J London.
ETJKOPEAK SJOLWAXE
MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE BEST ROUTE IN THE OLD
COUNTRY FOR COMFORTABLE
TRAVEL &. PICT JRESQ'JE SCENERY.
COEKIUOK KXIKEoSJBE
LIVERPOOL. MANCHESTER AND LONDON (St.
Pancr»») AND PRINCIPAL, TOWNS AND
HOLIDAY lIESORTS IN GREAT BRITAIN and the
NORTH OF IRELAND.
Kecfl etamp for set Pictorial Post Cards. Apply for
Gnld>6. Timetables. ;.lap«. etc. to Messrs. T. Cook A
Fon. 245 and 1200 Broadway. «49 Madison Aye. and 883
Fifth Aye., and for Express Traffic to all parts of
Great Britain to Messrs Thos. Meadows & Co.. 81 New
Ft.. New York, or to Midland Railway. Derby. Eng
land. W. GUY GRANKT. General Manager.
FRANCE, BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
Grand Motel
PARIS
Boulevard Dcs Capucines and Place de I'Opera
1,000 Rooms with Private Baths.
Tariff on Application.
PAR!S* Favorite American House)
HOTEL GKATHAM,
PARIS HOTEL DE LATHENEE
i-ibiiv 15 Hue Scribe
Opposite the Grand Opera
"The Modern Hotel of Paris"
E. ARMBRUSTER. Manager.
PARIS
HOTEL DE LILLE ET d' ALBION.
Z"~Z i;ue ti Honore, close to Plac« Vendomo. Flrsi
das:. All modern Improvements. Every home comfort.
Large hall. Restaurant, luncheons aaJ dinners at nxe<l
price or a la carte. Teiegrains. LILL.ALBION'. PAl:li>
— Henri Abadlc. Prox>rleU»-
HOTEL BALTIMORE
88bis AVENUE KL^BER, Paris.
Open naci March 1. Kino suites of rooms with hot.
end cold water. Bathroom to every apartment: mod
ern; with reasonable price;. M. GUTIREZ, Prop'r.
PARIS, HOTEL dv GRAND PALAIS
£ Itae Jean Goucoa. hump* n.roees.
Private baths ModTn comforts.
Adapted for Xamllles. N>w Management.
Aix=Les=Bains.
GRAND HOTEL D ! £!X
A!¥ ICC Comfort. RossiKnoli. Prop. :
iA"LCc"DAma Comfort. Rcssiffnoli. prop.
HOTEL SPLEKDID-EXCELSIGR.
OURS (Tourainc)
Tr«l'RS Hotel de I'Univers
M Hotel tie f'Univers
Vtj r^ g C Finrat BltaatioD
» w hotel" ouWrc^_
HOTEL BU PARC_
DDIICQCI Q LEGRAKD HOTEL
DieUuOLrLO Grl " Kooro - American Bar. \
"Qsiend-Hoteßs
On Sea Fronts
THE "CONTINENTAL," 400 BEDS.
"SPLENDID," 400 BEDS.
!! KURBAAL & BEAU SITE, 150 BEDS.
ARRANGEMENT^ BOOM * MEALS.
ACCORDING A TO LOCATION OF BOOMS.
AUUH -VUG. DECLERCh. Proprietor.
OS-TEND
B He? X W BMr
Thel"3otei"de" la Plage
On The Beach
Facing The Bathing
Is The Hotel & Restauraut
DE LUXE
AwTijLTf<E> ' ciiih ANP sr.r.r.rT.
RlfVtUr 5 i>'.vi CLAM.
THE G_RANp__HpTEL_
|»lWtt»r S * avoriH" Amrriran Hotel.
HOTEL DE L'EURGPE
HOTEL DE L'EUROPE
An TWERP B*itf* PI P" ffS» for American*. '
HOTEL WEBER '■••"• <*■"!""■
HOTELS] IB GERMANY.
A!X-Lfi-GHfIPELLE
Huell c n Hotel
% [X^GHAPELLE \:T
fjk Favorite
r\ HOTEL KAISERHOF-\aar
A_.„___-_A _.„___-_ Tf*feJfc Klbf: Kiprr*. Jrlln * * tart
yE» | li|^»i:"- M ronnrrilag Humburc l.lner*.
HOTEL RAISERBOF^t £. s^ j
NEW-YORK DAILY TRTBt^rE, .^ WEDNESDAY, JtJjNHE 17, 1908.
Foreign Resorts.
for the Parr Anglican Congress, — /v mTTSP^/vmT
Franco-British Exhibition, etc., i il(%]|lißJ%j
May to October — stay at the fiJvi vJLr Vri 1
HOTEL GREAT CENTRAL
The Great Residential Hotel of the Metropolis
The nearest approximation in LONDON to the FAMOUS ENGLISH
COUNTRY MANSIONS that fc*v« .et the
standard throughout th« world for SUB
STANTIAL LUXURY «nd COMFORT.
Erery apartment in the Hotel bears all the
feature, of this OLD ENGLISH REFINE
MENT combined with all the modernity
and elegancies of leading AMERI
CAN HOTELS, which togather . J
with PERFECT CUISINE
ud PROMPT. POLITE
SERVICE have made the
"GREAT CENTRAL" the
Rendezvous of ike bent Am
ericmn and EngKih families.
Charge* men moderate than
titest of mmy ether kottl mi
the tern i magnitude in
London.
For Descriptive Tarif Book
let wntt;
Town end Country Bcrtan,
289 FoerikA-mut, NeuTork
HOTELS IB GEEMA2JY.
BEHCHTESO&OEN:
HOTEL BELLEVUE
BCD IfU Quiff Select. Moderate Terras.
LliLlii .Mioate from Central Station.
Alexandra Hotel
BEDS !£-' Onno«lt.»« Trtedrfrb St. Station.
Lnklif Up-to-date and Homelike.
Hotel Goburg
BCD! m V.'lr.HHVr STREET;
Cst.i-t DIPLOMATIC CENTRE.
ROYAL HOTEL
BEDS II! wwr. SELECT.
CltLIIl) FRIEPRICH ST. STATION.
CcT Hotel de Russie
BCD I \U Private New Select.
CnJ.lll rriedrichstrasse.
Hotel Pariserhof
CSQCCI I.eadinr Hotel.
hwOLLi I'rivate Baths. Garace.
Hotel King of Prussia.
CfiCCC! fOIIMMI Emperor's Summer Home.)
fitftflCL Just opp. Station.
Hotel SVlonopoi —*Slm.
COLOCIME i o/ Rhine
DISCH HOTEL
* Weil- Known Select House *
Cf\Ds £11 fir. 0/ ) I.ea-llns Hotel. Garace.
USLllriVb /R Opp- I.»n«lln B Pier.
KOTEL-RIESEH-FyERSTEHHOF
Cf|ESB Elfr^P Finest location.
U DLtt Sl*J&' Jlto'l)ateJ I to ' l)ate - Moderate Prices.
HOTEL ftJQNOPOL-JSETROPOLE
DDPQHPIV Koora * with private
tv.t^*sL-' E»i^» Bath nnd T«.ilftt««
HOTEL BELLEVUE
DUtlnmlshrt Houße of ? lg^l«j.
DRESDEN, *"*■ » nrt Up-to-Dat« Hotel
RESmLH. TRY US!!
The Westminster
Opposite Central Station. Private Baths.
FREIBURG CBI^CK FOREST)
HOTEL SBBSER-ZaBRIKQERKOF
Leading Hotel — Latest Comforts.
HSUDII9P Fine location opp. Alrter Bnpln.
MfrSDwltW Siod^rn comfort; private bath*.
Palace Hotel op.-c- 19 «i
HANOVER facin 2 Lrr " 3 statio;i
11.'. HOTEL ROYAL..
M M The q"i-t and d!i«tlnjtoifth«l bofr! of Ban-
B H over. Every comfort for travelers, huites
■ B and rooms with private toilet and bnth.
f^ISSINGEN-BAD'"
Grand Hotel Russie
Favourite Resort of American
Society. Strictly First Class.
Ll~t*> r Best Location on Promenade
L.IIT^Itr Famous Family Hotel.
N. G. Lloyd Office in Hotel
HOTEL ROYAL
LI!Y£UDfiQS2 Lending: Hotel. Garage.
UACmDUnU Latest Comtorta.
GD' EOTEL-BRASSEUR
ITS. «rrT7 nkw. T.ATr<:T roArFOHT«.
im /» tLLL, GARAGE. OrF. station.
l¥l ROYAL HOTEL
MCT7 Point for BattlrfWd*. 1870-1 (,»riigf
IB ijK kI £, American <r in forts * CllrnJrle.
Wg CRA^D HOTEL
k Late Europe.
%JE UlfikSH ■ Art Centre of Europe.
HH CONTINENTAL
It I Hotel de Luxe, MUNICH.
MBl6«isf^t3 * The most beautiful and
WIvCwJbS X modern in Germany
Four Seasons Hotel
Ffjk I UeltafsntSEaCtv 250 Koomi with Bath*.
1^ Senrfig's Wurffemberger-Hof
llf I lUMIiE luaor v.!:ii prlrate bistiu
STUTIGSBT ,:.;;:■: ! X\^K" ;
Hotel jjarcjuardt
WIESBADEH, Hotel de Luxe.
fgassa«er-Bof Hotel
BLadwMEJußll , American Visitor..
PALACE HOTEL & Baths
M 7IESBADEH — JSSBMSM
W W HOTEL FURSTENIiOF
Foreign licnorts.
HOTELS IB GERMANY.
"PIP TFT TtCC*DPfSI!K > err Sele<t FamiK Hotel.
1& 54 SVtbaHUuU Faclne the Sur Park.
W w Park & Bristol Hotel.
/lESBfiOEH j»™™iSBSSSM
* imperial Hotel-
/ JtJ»ySl ; : t'f i Palatial Leadtor HotaL
iCdSlAyCifi I.ote#t Comforts.
W HOTEL ROSE & Baths.
W W o ri-. THE K&ISERHQF
"BT IS Til (ft!! i-3 **?"&!
J&. : Bf a M Finest I.oration.
w if The Bristol ■*'*-*•*•
EUSSIA.
RysSiA-ssestow,
HOTEL BERLIN
First class — 150 Bedrooms. American and
English Patrons. Sw/.s.«= Proprietors.
AUSTRIA, HTJNGAEY & SWITZERLAND.
11 V' rVT7V T a Thß FlnßSt Notßi
1/ IJL'l^lMirl !n Austria.
* HOTEL BRISTOL
Located on the Fashionable Karnthnorrlrif.
and thm favorit* resort of Amerlcaa*. P«r
tect French CuUine and choice win#«.
m USTRSSi— The Tyrol
1 HOTEL TYROL, INNSBRUCK
M> : w DelichtfullT pleasant summer and Fall Keaort,
mJm Thoroughly modern. Grand Mountain View*.
tipfea pretty Grounds. Write for illustrated brochure
BUDAPEST
_ 6D ; HOTEL Hy^GfiRSA
First Class Hotel with Panoramic View over tho
Danube, tvery' modern comfort. Exclusive Ameri
can & English patronage. CHARLES J. BURGER.
Manager, formerly of Imperial Hotel, Vienna.
CRP.S CSfcfi 1 Tln " ! Cleopatra.
MittoivQlil* I Carlton and Huhenhnrs
SAVOY & WEST END HOTEL
OA D 1 00A II I NATIONAL
HKLoOfiU i NATIONAL
CAHLSBAO. Hear Springs and Baths.
Hotel Hannover
2ST Hotel Bristol
MslLwaJHil L. SCHURWOX. new M r
Hotel Anger RI S£"
fe^SM ft Terrace Restaurant.
G^Tjjyp'^ill Terrace Restaurant.
HOTEL BiSU BSViIGE
finest Position on the Lake, faring Mont Blanc.
Beautiful Terrace, Concerts in Summer. Public
and private haths. Lifts. Electric light all over.
Steam heating. Every modern comfort. Managed
by Proprietor*. HA YER & KUHX.
1 RF.2SKarK9TEL JUNGFRAUBLIGK.
RF.SSKA-HOTEL JBKGFRAUBLiek.
X UEilGlirrUL VIEWS over GLACIESS AND
LAKES. J. OISSCII. rroprie»-or & .Manager.
MSRIE^OSO. t . Residence 1 of iI
M,i3s.»at»Mfcfi K . ng Edward VIJ
MOTEL WEIMAR
LA US ANNE < MOTOR GABAOE)
| HOTEL BEfiU-SSTE .»-
Slj HOTEL mCHE-MONT
The MODERN HOTELS of LAUSANNE
Sii|H-rh \ !.-rr-i of 1.n1.c and Mountain*.
Best American and Knrllnh Patronage.
Suite* with Private, Bath.
LAUSANNE 1 goSl
l AH wA \i lit r oohtibehtm,
'MM ONTREUX (SWITZERLAND)
ii HOTEL CHATEAU BELMOHT
Ssb fluids best position in Montreux,
and is the most popular modern house. _
■an «rABSBS^E2ABf4 Garage and Central
M/HMRfIEWOfIW Court.
M* HOTEL KLIK6ER
Finest Situation. Elscirlo Light. Lift.
i ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.
; i
j C OHIO (LAKE OF)
Cernobbia 1 very pi rs t Cla»*.
Grand Hotel I *■■«» ■''■'■
_.__, . I Immen»» Para.
ViiiS - ESIC I Ontnlbm C»m« Static
»«« £> I?, jf"*v a IN BEAUTIFUL
! IS?" &L fi €* **$ ■&& r PRIVATE PARK.
||i "EBEN PALACE."
Foreign Resorts.
__~^~ ■ - | ,--_,„.,. i i. -i •- - ■" -.r^^^.
"* Bl^ — l^ Hl^ ■■■^^ Proprs :
On of the finest and most f .. nn ° rdon n <> tels ' ' td " I The VENTURE COACH.
comfortable hotels, and a :»— -,-^^-WU IWBMMMBI driven by Mr Alfred Van
favorite with Americans. I g* W«* W\ | fig I£jM derbilt, leave* the Hotel
Centrally located in North- |||| g|| ££ 1| f f Victoria every other morn
umberland Avenue, over- ___ _ in 2 for Brighton (Hotel
looking Trafalgar Square. ■»-" ___■',__ W Metropolc).
Close to Buckingham Palace , 8^- ■■«_■'■
Westminster Abbey, thea- I 8 V? ■%0 ■ Illustrated Tariff Booklets
ters, fashionable shopping ■■! n ■ free from Uptown Office
centers and chief places of ■[ B^till 1!!^1 !!^ New-York Tribune, 1304
interest. W 1191 19 1911 ■ d Broadway, New York.
mm^ A fjffifc m AB± The 3lost Fashionable HOTEL and RES-
P_& Bl> ff iT^l Ti^ 3/osf Fa* hion * bie HOTEL and /^E^-
J_ I 2PS%? TAIKAM of the Metropolis.
■hlklu A ' L(>TTI - General Manager.
__s_ The Continental
Tbe btjae of many VISTTSGriSHED AXEMICAK3 rinringtheir Wait* to Pmrt*. lh* COVTI'
VESTAL HOTEL offers m ckolcm of mpmrlments equalled by rery few hotel,. With if* aaai»r»a«
private balconies, wide vpeu vi«ir« •verloolciag the Chsunpm Elyeees. Sotre T>*me. Tuileriß*
Garden*. mnd the Kfrcr Seine, it* nnmortn-. unite* nn<! mingle rooms, vritb privmte '•■»?/» '••"
___^__^*_S_^ B 3 SUE I OPENED 190T.-MO3T FASHION ABLt CP-TO- ,
ELSp aLas. mn mmM Swl DATE » OTrL OF THE TRO?OLIS
ONE OF THE MOST BE\UTI- j §R Br . & _ m% , M _H _^Jf M _p^ .Mm
FUL and COMFORTABLE «V ffl W ££* B *?« lllflfl
HOTELS OF THE WORLD. |M S3 lUSP HUSt M MML ff M%9 W M
f*"Untcr den Linden, facing Pariser Platz "aSS! cables: Adionom Berlin.
■ ■- Illustrated Booklet free from VY. Tribune Office. 1364 Broadway, N. Y. =■*
BFT II \f ELITE HOTEL Opened
g^i §jL a J JL I^l Opp. Friedrich St' Station- j 908
••^ *oii^^ 4J ', | a es t Improvement*.
H- q ■ IB Tbe finest and B3OBt modern hotel io Holland -
T£* I fIPQ inflP^ Pnn-eyors to Her Majesty Queen Wilhelmloa.
" I.V, fi Ul/O iIIVJV^O Magnificent suites, and 150 Bedrooms with
Official Residence of _^ private baths. Serviced^ and unrivalled
Arbitration Delegates. ~ >^'^f cuisine. Diplomatic Headquarters of inter.
TUa cable.: fjm*>. national Arbitrators. Pictoresqas central
mmm. H BJ n,e, H»uaad. location. Motor-Gara X and Private Motor.
Rape, ROlSSIld* Cars for visitors. C. T. HALLER. Prop.
T T s OPPOSITE DAMMTHOR DEPOT.
£~A CLIYL ULLVSIL OPENING APRIL 1908.
a phi 11 11 Hotel. T3 r\*ol J^^nlnnnHo
with tHe Vary Latest A J. OZ6L 3fJ ILL fltlU. Cm
American Requirement*. c««Ltoa»«s Es»hhaootel HLiom
GRAX'D OPS 2« » QUIET UKIAHON FACIMO THK PAW.
I'MlKit THE MANAGDIIXT OP 1 TBB CAHLTOS HOTEL, L.TT>.. LONDOX
PROPKIETOB^i DKCT9ICBX BOTEIrAKTIES-CESELLSCUAjT.
CHARMINGLY LOCATED IN THE VALLEY OF THE AHR.
WORLD RENOWNED for the CURE Of DIABETES. LIVER, KIDNEY, ami STOMACH DUsaSCS.
as well as GALLSTONES. GRAVEL. NEPHRITIS, and GOUT.
M»gnlfleent new KURHAUS and THEATRE. Grand Concerts. De!tghrtnl Excursions. Tennis Court*. Trout r.Mn.
/d th» KUR-HOTEL, directly adjolalaz the Bith-nomw. Americans will Bad FIRST-CLASS Accomm»4»Ce«.
Address Nbw York Tribune. Sew York, tar Illnrtr»ted Boo:*:»:.
Mil ill fill B^* Opened May, 1908. <1&t
OHibH Regina Palace Hotel
Regarding Location. Sanitary Arrangements and Comfort
ONE OF THE FINEST CITY HOTELS IN EUROPE.
-, ,. Cab ! M ; r ,w I 240 APARTMENTS— I2O BEDROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATHS. |
Pala«thot<>l. Munich. ! , — .—. — . 1
For Illustrated Tariffs apply V Y. Tribune, Mew York, or 265, Strand, London.
W«-i»*y^*»l -,l r/Il^ ****• Hotel Victoria . .... r
In t rl a n G*. Hotel j ngfr*u 52g
i ALL ON THE MOHEVVEO. E Hotel BdvederS F . *c. I —
g ALL ON THE HOHEWEG. ENTIRELY RENOVATED. GOLF. &c.
|m/|^ Leading Throat Trouble*, Hu I Cl> AfIULC I Cnnc
iwi.kjF Bronchitis, Etc.—Garage-SUITES WITH PRIVATE BATH
*a a V 9 A /P^ E-S A C3> CT~i B C LeaUinir Hotel. Carltoa Kestanrant. Amer. and E^UC
ig» !i A"LA"\/inMr &'i»t»«- Society Patron<i. Be<tt in Alx. G*ra«e.
A | "%S i Jfc JF^ SJI AC3C * I JLc:iiJinc Hotfl. (urlton Rrwtanraat. Anm. tod CIX
NA'LA'vnAr bLiLL Society Patron Bent in All Oirtfe.
M^ & CRAPSD IWI Q ?i A rC Q U EL «™t. h- & «? as
T^%k i£&?I7 l C!3rkl[7 I TVF Leadinic: Fashionable Hotel of Dresden.
D-*-]|T-'O»>«7'mT Private Baths. Garage. Fine Garden.
llEiijOlLl^l* Private Bath?». t.arace. Fine «,ardcn.
&* cental station. TllO Continental
MAYENCE-Hotel de Hollande
— C>n Rhine— j Beat position facing Steamer Landing and
EVERY MODERN' J Public Gardens. The Leading Family
COMFORT 1 House. Suites and Rooms with Private Baths
KREUZNACH 2 THE ROYAL 'z&sjss
■%fc"^^*"*l"^"^ vn — • In Us own rxirnoWn B roaniH. Latest comforta.
JS^ 5^ I-AMOL'S !^r.\ FOR FEMALE AM> IS Auto arB f with Fit.
CHILDREN'S DISKAS'KS. **** Kail way; rolognf-Frankfnr*
Z~~7Z~ U ->« Talf\W^ AT ol THE FIRSTESHOF,
I«jf | y 81 I I 1%l ■ W"* i%M^ [ FISEi>I * !*KbfST hotel
»/&/ « « M« i Illvi i « ' Superh Locdtion. Many Room*
®W 1^ lltJlllivMO' *»»*•> Baths. Own Mineral Both ■!•
SMI- sLd »-^ A ■ «-« * J Hotel. Large Mail. Auto garage
HI I^Pf nOPF P ar^ Hotel: « ■«■•■'«-
IJf ILJ V, /JaJ 1— * *— V "-^ V-^ Ji-\ *. GRAND OPEN IOCATON MMMMI
" "^ !Cunninr Hot and Cold Water. Prh»W Bath<-
HI SSFLDORF Ro > ai Hotels ~
j JF &J X 'a. J JL-4 •*—^ *-^ V" ■■ mM. rr - Station. far.'.!' itiKtr for ABi»ne*n r«qiHr»-
■% llßfiC— XCELSIOii HOTEL
BS l&l&glL Open the Year Round. Sumptuously Appointed.
g^^vfci — _ Most Modern House. Splendid Position %i
88 « X^- —MODERATE CHARGES—
Under Same Management as The Grand Hotel National. Lucerne
E'NGADINE: MALOJA <soco Ft. a)
Unique Furnished Private Chalets for hire. W^€%^* 1 1{*£> f~lOf^l
The Ideal Spot in Switzerland for a long stay. ST OlflVV A IU *»
The Famous Palace Hotel has been entirely renovated, and embraces every modern requisite:
Private Baths. Electric Light, Splendid Public Rooms. Latest Sanitation, etc.: an Unrivalled
List of Out-of-Door Sports may be enjoy ed:-Ciolf. Tennis. Boating. .Mountain rroutFishtn?. Cl:mb
ing etc., white indoor dames of all sorts are provided, including Lngliah and French Billiards
•P'BaBKaE GR3BD H3TEL 7HUSERHOF ' .-..:: :.v:;.; ;r,;™::
Si I'iNiJ (.Si"i'S& ) HOTEL EELLEVUE & PEHSIGJi DU PIRO
3 aBI *? Egjjj The Leading Fashionable Establishments. KURSAAL: Daily Concerts i
I !§S IJI Ijj^ Other Attraction?. Private Park. Auti; Oarage. Lann Tennis. Etc.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.
_ifl_ C M 15 View* of Port.
PJffl&LllUi* Private Haths.
la SAVOY HOTEL,
WM Tlir, U.MJ'/.V*; HOTEL OF GEXOA.
K *^ Also Hotel do Londrcs.
\lf mm hotel, n -v,r nt "
I ¥*M ■«• ■< lroßla f% of Ml lee A PIANTA.
1 Uf on the i.ntnd Canal. j Mapacer,
Foreign Resorts.
"" ITALY AND SOUTH 0? FRANCE."
Venice, Hotel-:.::
ii'JiUl Splendid Xltm.
Royal Ganieli'"■;'■'-
- Strain Hot
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M:\VI.V Ki; UTIKD,. Railway rk-k«*«.
818 la AM Railway Ticket*. Telegraph.
£i§j|ia lift - ttcclric light.
ill HOTEL OE LA ViLLE
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