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SFECI.A.L
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.
LONDON SHOPS.
PETER
ROBINSON'S
HAVE TWO ESTABLISHMENTS IN
London
Oxford St. &> Regent St.
NEW • EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS Sfll T
IN SILKS "^kT
4 DRESS MATERIALS. ---<aC\WWvl>
i& HOSIERY, FLOWERS.
Jr- %MffWL STREET & OXFORD STREET,
2*+ LONDON, W.
HOMESPUNS, Irish and Scotch
W. BILL'S Store,
93. New Bond Street. W..
LONDON.
(Men's utl V* omen's 1 snoring Jr~irm» ln\
connection. 1
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENTS
29 31, Great Portland Street. W.
Cable: Selfhclp. Loadoa.
[»•«■ over 60 Tears-
Tiffany & Co.
221 AND 221 A R.EGENT ST.
LONDON
EncM*h Branch of the New York Honae,
. JEWELLERY, PRECIOUS STONES
WATCHES AND SILVERWARE
A VISIT IS SOLICITED
M) IMPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
PARIS
25 Rue de la Paix and Place de I'Opera
JtS, SHODLBRED & CO,
LONDON
FASHIONABLE STORE
Very latest fashions m every detail
of Ladles* & Gentlemen's full outfits.
Visitors always welcomed and
their visit made interesting.
EVERYTHING for the Person, House,& Table
a3.SHOQLBRED&Co., To 2££r ;
Tottenham Court Read. Lender. W.
Rare Antique
FURNITURE
At Commercial Prices
Visitors to London are Invited
to Inspect our Splendid Exhibition
MAPLE & CO Lm .
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD
LONDON
Eosjtand
PENBLR7HY S Gloves and Host.
■ •*■ AND SOFT KIDS AND SUEDE
WELL CUT FROM PICKED SKINS.
588-90-2, Oxford Street, London.
Z FOREIGN RESORTS.
LONDON HOTELS.
THE GARLTON
■ hotel. Restaurant, -
and Grill Room,
__. LONDON.
"At the Heart of I ondo-< ™ -
S'LRMINS HOTEL
Monies Park. London s w
Quiet. Refined. Home-like. Secluded!
yet central. Covered-way connection
with Underground Railway System.
Luxurious Lounge. Superior Cuisine.
a la carte or inclusive terms. For
:v>OK!«"tirv Inl.lr.l^mjatlon ad<3r'» ■ Town
lyCccn ?TTiuTiLgr»tiir.3fc r r- b An<3f. N.V. j
g_ -
ON THE ROYAL HOITE TO BRAEMAR.
Birnam Hotel, Birnam.
Perthshire, Scotland,
(2 Minutes- Wm »- from Btrnam antl Dun
■ >tj»?i»n. i
Hi^li class Family Hotel.
Tariff Modrrat*. Fin*** Srrnerj in Scotland
GOOD SALMON and TROIT FJ?HIMi FREE.
Golf Conn* joins Hotel Grounds.^
coon <;ara<;e ami inspection pit.
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON • -
Midland Grand Hotel
MANCHESTER - - Midland Hotel
LIVERPOOL .... Adclphi Hotel
LEEDS Queen's Hotel
BRADFORD. . . • Midland Hotel
MORECAMBE BAY . gSS
Midland Hotel
DERBY . . Midland Hotel
. . ■■-.--
W. Tim*. Manager. Midland Railway Hotel*
•*« fc«-f.»*h m Boom*. etc Chief Office—
"klJsswJ Grand Hotel. Iwlw
HOTELS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
■UMIIJN— ISLE OF WIGHT. rt . t
*«iJtR'S SHAMiLIN H<>r>.l .Elfc Urn*
ROSS-OX- WYE. Tfae Rhine of ' E.n«UM»/J-'. 1 ,
KOVAI HOTEL— OVEKI-OOKI>G Kl»»-K
»TTTm>-T-rOED NORTH WALES)
JeL ;;« is V* V. Xl <><> ixoil-L
" 7 UK hHKI.BOCBNE HOTEL
Tariff, of tee Hotels and full, particulars as
*• routes mar be bad Ml the European Offl<"*«
•J "The Trtbone," at "Dane* Inn House/ * ««
"»raiKl (oTerlooklns Aldiryrh and Kldk"W« t >«
London.
'oviKTßmmi and mini iinnr
•««■ Th* Mk«M r-celv*d at th«?«r r '' '* r
\ lt law Broadway, between -C:l« *«<*
*' tf - ■•» . Basm 8 o'clock p. ni A«Jvertiseai«nt«
'"• 1V «. - t the foUowinc "jranch olßc*s at r«B
■*« oaee ra-,« until ■ o'clock p. saU viz.: St«
'■ •** . . <. w 2SJ s'.. ; 15S «th s.t«.. cor.
1-th at.; , 104 E*«t 14th st . 57 Wfmat -t;<s St..
b«tw«, r . Tfj ajDtsWh are*.. 5«3 "SVest 123 th «t.:
|~= 33 «fe. ; ;cC6 td a*.. near Clit <1 ; I"°*
J" «v« , n««r H'j-z at ; ; r " t. »•- OR* •'
**>sraa. »v«. , «50 a*! a.ye., and any Amsricaa
3: «/?ct T«ie S raph OSosb
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.
LONDON SHOPS.
These Combined Houses
rcoresent the *
LARGEST RETAIL
STORE IN LONDON
devoted exclusively to
Ladle*' Fashionable Attira
Qentlemen's Complete Outfits
Juvenile * Infants' QarmenU.
Amt can visitors can inspect at
pleasure one of the i&rgeat and moat
varied stocks of these rare and
valuable cloths to be found in any
Country.
Supplied to the Crowned (Heads,
Notihty, and Aristocracy of Europe
and America.
On no account ahould this oppor
tunity be missed, when in London.
of seeing these genuine fabrics the
imitation* of which are so much used
on account of the difficulty of get
tin£ the real goods.
IRISH LACES.— IRISH LACES.
Finest and Sargest etock In Ireland or London.
direct from our own workers, . thereor
savin* our patrons intermediate
profits. Inspection solicited.
DEPOT FOR IRISH
FEASANT INDUSTRIES
THE IRISH WAREHOUSE
147, Regent St., London
:e.(t:n.T.9: Shamrock. Ix>ndcn.
F«tabl:Fhed ISP Tears. Telephone: 24T« rv»rrJ»rc.
SEASON NOVELTIES— EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.
Iri^h LaCS £hlrt Waists. Irish Hand EnU>r>ld
«e<J Dr»s»es. B!ou»e«. Ja«ket», *o.
Irish T.ar«»«! B-fisj r-adi and Shame. Hand £za-
THeY T a tab Table Linen. Finest Quality Hand
i-nsn iiaceS kerchiefs. Lame Variety BalHrlc-
Irish Laces %£ I ? oslery - Irish PopllM ' colours
Irish Eoir Oak n'nd Conn-mßra Marble No%--!:«m. i
THE IRISH WAREHOUSE. "fc2gyp
—. j
#JLS TAILORS,
VGTSiS!M*& FOR LADIES & (JEN
£g>g?g£y TLEMES. The most
**"**** exclusive mr deis to be
C! C L _• found in Lot don. We
I IMICI number mmong our
and clients many or 'hose
S» ho are recognized as
OIIS. the leaden of fashion
■ j in America & England.
London. 215-219, Regent St.W.,
(ADJOINING ,_, _ * ND , C I__
TIFFANY'S) 132. Fenchurch c.C
PARIS SHOPS.
SPAULDING & C 0. ,!
DIAMONDS— JEWELRY.
WATCHES— SILVERWARE— ETC.
36 Avenue de l'Opera, Paris,
Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
Sole representative in Paris of the Gorham
Company of NEW YORK.
L. CIRAUD.
TROUSSEAUX. LAYETTES. ROBES.
Cannes: Paris:
13. Rue d'Antibes. 4. Rue Castiglione. 4
1
FOREIGN RESORTS.
FRANCE. BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
PAP IS •F avonle American House)
HOTEL CHATHAM.
PR Di HOTEL DE L'ATHEMEE
Kn "° 15 Rue Scriba
Opposite the Grand Opera
"The Modern Hotel of Paris."
E. ARMBRUSTER, Manager.
DAR I S
** hOTEL DE LILLE ET d'ALBIOM
-■1., Rue HL flunure, cio^<r to Place Veiirtome.
Fli«t class. AH modern Improvement Every
home comfort. Lar«r«= hall. Restaurant.
luncheon* and dinners at fixed price* or a J*
carte. T*-le«;rams LILLALBION. PARIS—
Henri Ab*dle Proprietor
PA DIC Hotels ST. JAMES
All 10 ET D'ALBANY.
Grand Location. Opposite Tulleries Gar
dens. Private Baths. Heaters. Room
from 4 tr*.; with 2 Beds. 6 frs. Lunch,
4 fro.; Dinner. 5 frs. at separate tables,
l'fn-.inn from fro. 12.50.
PA PIS: Aye del' Opera
HOTEL MONTANA
New & Up-to-Date Hotel
TRY IT!!
VI f> if \r All American
lV>n I • Hotel Luxuries
SMBASSADEURS
The Right First Class Hotel
i'VnM^CrandHotel
L 1 l/lIJ Most Up to Hate.
AIX-LES-BAINS.
GRAND HOTEL B'AIX
AIW Im fl HUP I" 1 "! 1 " Portion Greatest
A-LES-DA HO Comfort. RoMUr^oll. Prop
HDTELSPLEKDIO-EXGELSiOR
HOTF.LS IN GERMANY.
iHM mi 111 Sew. with every comfort.
B ER HOTEL : COBURG
BAD EN BAD EN Hot and Cold Water.
ADtNHAUkII Late-t Improvements.
Hotel Mcssmer
AOLOCNE \o/ Rhine
COLOGNE HOTEL
DISCH HOTEL
QsP • Well-Known Select House *
D~~ ry HOTEL BELLEVUE
X L- O U L» I^l Batli and Toilette.
BELLEVUE
i .- ■ n,.nM of old renul Kl'.n Cnlquf
Frenkfiri— "^rand Hotel Frankfnrterhof
r.KADINC TN.TO A.VH.KHST^rnANT.
~' n mu■/r II D T l ; p-to-date. G«ra*»-
FRANKFURT \&7ig:&ZlT\
fITL MOHOPOL-lEIfIOPOLEj
■ Mil mm ■" w " . BSSjtS^ittOHSBBSbZ
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MAY 28, 1910.
EUROPEAN
EUROPEAN ADVERTIBEMENT9.
LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
' THE PREMIER RAILROAD OF ENGLAND. j
- Route of the I n ill WCSt C ° aSt
A^cnspec,,,^, Oueenstown-London E sii j rs3id
Livprnnnl and I nnfiflTl via DUBLIN and holyheao VIA CARUSLE
<UIYCI|IUUI ana LUIIUUII , Shortest and Quickest
coirrecniG with lßaa«ss!n*M 111 nil Dn ii c BETWEEH
Trans-Atlantic Stetmert. American mail nOUie London and Glasgow
Fast and Luxurious Trains ' ■ „ , - Hotels. fc « ,M, M
u**i-. >*". 35 mi,. I cwprikmln Tourist Line I a '"Cw"S
" WanchMter .3 „ 30 „ Shak«»pear.'. Country LONDON Euston
„ ' Duuin 2 „ 00 „ Washington's Ancestr^kJ Home BIRMINGHAM ... -Queen's
„ Dublin "I „00 " Georie tl.ofa Country HOLYHEAD ......Station
Fdinboirirh R ie North Wales Diatrict HOLYHEAD Station
" li.V.M 2 « " )l " English Lake District DUBLIN North Western
„ Aberdeen ..11 „28 „ Scotch Lake District \ \ Kl^^|lcr«llii
„ Aberdeen .11 „ 28 „ Th. Hi*hiand» trfw? Crtie Arms
Irish Lakes, etc., etc. Cntnc Orewe Arms
Corridor (Vestibuled) Trains > ■■ GREENORE Greenore Hotel
Dining and Sleeping ' Tariff Moderate ; Cuisine
Car Services : — '. : and Service excellent
For Illustrated Literature and all Information apply R. O. WAND, General Agent, 287, Fifth A venue, New York
FRANK REE, General Manager. Euston Station. LONDON.
FOREIGN REBORTB.
HOTELS IN GERMANY.
FQCfDHDP Leading Hotel — Latest Cotn
nLIDUFIU forta Kiack Korest •
HGTEL SOMMER-ZIHRINGERHOF
ff f AIUnVFR ,Facln ff Central*BU.
1 M i\l\\J WEK 'Private toilet & bath.
fi HOTEL ROYAL
/iIIUVLK Private toilet & bath.
HOTEL ROYAL
ii U N I C H : Art Centre of Europe
I" Hotel Continental
HOTEL DE LUXE
MUNICH The Most Beautiful ond
UnlUn Modern in Germany.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
[\j UnLiTiDLnU 230 Rooms nllu Bath*.
Sendig's Wurttemberger-Hof
WIESBADEN, Hotel de Luxe.
Nassauer-Hof Hotel.
W! LsUfl 0t X American Visitors.
PALACE HoUI& Baths
WIESBADEN kiRHus s & park
IMPERIAL HOTEL.
Wf! nilllPrßJ leading American
ILUUNIILN- Hotel. Anto Garage.
SSS^THEUBEHOOF
HOTELS IN RUSSIA.
Russia; Moscow,
HOTEL BERLIN
first class — 150 Cedrooms. American
and English Patrons. Swiss Proprietors
AUSTRIA, HUNGARY. SWITZERLAND.
ICllllA in Austria,
HOTEL BRISTOL
lElf HA in Austria.
HOTEL BRISTOL
Located on the Fashionable Karnthnerrinic.
giiii the favorite resort of Americans. Per-
feet French CuJslne ana choice wine*.
AUSTRIA!— The Tyrol
HOTEL TYROLINNSBRUCK
Ptartinp point for Ober«mm*rgau
Plays. Summer and Fall Resort.
Grand Mountain Views. Illustrated
brochure free from N. Y. Tribune.
BUDAPEST
G(T Hotel Hungaria
First-Class Hotel with Panoramic View over
the Danube. Every modern Comfort. Eiclu
►ive American and English patronage.
CHARLES J. BURGER. Manager: formerly
of Imperial Hotel. Vienna.
BALL GD Hotel VICTORIA
All Modern Comfort^ NATIONAL
PAR I CD All Cleopatra. Cnrlton
HllkwllHllaod Hohenhnrsr Villas.
V/ Savoy West End Hotel
CARLSBAD national
LAUS &N N E CONTINENTAL
MARTEN BAD. SftSSX 1
HOTEL WEIMAR
Ma rr ii e n b a d cmm To vr t.
HOTEL HUNGER
Finest Situation. Electric Light- Lift
MO NT RE U X. "Switzerland
HOTELBELMONT
Delightful Spring and Summer
Resort and "Rest Cure."
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE. :
Rome, Italy,
Grand Hotel
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
The moat beautiful
and comfortable
Hotel in Italy. Electric
light throughout. American
elevators. Charming Suites
with bathrooms attached.
rsDEK THY. SAME DIRECTION AS
THE SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON
Rome, Italy.
Gel. Hotel Quirinal
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
Illxblr reputed and fashionable Ist clans
Hotel In the healthlrat and finest part of
Home. Every modern comfort and luxury.
Grand nail. Band. Private bathrooms. Per
fect sanitation.
HIGH CLASS CTIENCH RESTAURANT.'
. STEAM HEAT THROUGHOUT.
Rflllll» opentherea ' 1 I wl! >oiith
flMr '' : " n th " WU ' Kl.Ttriritv.
VaWlla Hound. Hiram brat.
■"'■-•■ V,-..- y\\ lntrrsardea
ROYAL HOTEL K'S" 1
j Bathrooms.
CO MO (LAKE OF)
Cernobbio Fir Class. Leading
rciVH m;Tf! Hotel. Finest Situa
bßANU IIUIU. tlon . immense Park
1/ill«a sTl'P'cto and Gardens. Autobus
Villa II AJgHS at Como Station.
~^a mht CII ft li~" ~IN BEAUTIFUL
CRUHi PRIVATE PARK
|| "EDEN PALACE."
Venice Hotel;..™,
Splendid Vl*w.
n oyal Danieb L E '« <trlt m^r\
eoya!Oanieli[ 7J~^
All Stodera Comforts. ' railway Tickets
»wly Rcntted.J
YE" mIC E . K-n«wn-.1 a.
LICiUCi belnc th«
GRAND HOTEL B "^;r~ d
.Hm a front**;. «t » y#
MO r«et on Ibf A. )'IA.VTi, j
Anna Canal. . i lUUjMk _
/ EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS^^
»==? BELGIUM
APRIL to NOVEMBER
Surpassing Chicago's
Great Exhibition of '93
and COMBINING ALL THE
IMPORTANT and ALL THE
IMPORTANT and ATTRACTIYB
FEATURES of RECENT
NATIONAL GATHERINGS.
4 « ;: do ■ via Dover* Ostend
By the Belgian Royal Mail Steamers Thrice Daily
Sea Passage 3 Hours
Circulation Season Tickets, 15 dayi lit Cl&bi, 12.30; 5 days. $8.15.
For rnll^articular. BELGIAN STATE RAILWAYS
Ticket and Information Offices—
THBS. COOK & SON, everywhere; F. C CLARK, Tims* lalldlaif, H.T. ; American Cxprtst.
Red Star Line. New York-Antwerp
The New HOTEL ST. , ANTOINe'"
Th« Principal »ad Xawest Hotel la Antwerp, •ntirely renovated ir 1910. Numerous Roams with Bath-
Town »nd Country, .V» Bth ATenu*. N.V. Forward! Frae. Beautifully Illaitrated Guide to Antwerp
fi r-> ■m r\ linTPI Entirely renovated. Aata Garage. 200 Room* Suites with
LIriAPIJJ nUlrjtl. 'Bath and Toilet. Tariff Kr«e from are. Fifth Avenue. N'T.
»% «■■% ,W. V -f^B 'eTH W ePI THE BELGIAN PARIS.
II 11 I la.* «L I . P) mL. Beautiful Boulevards.
BaW Bar B I V*f B Centre of Social Life.
■■ ■% 1 I .^.^ W^ 1 a^ Famous Law Courts
SMs? M ». fV_r Ki^ JLasl ssssssliVsr Centre for Battlef ' ld Waterloo-
INTERNATIONAL & UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION. cStobIS.
- HOTEL EUROPE. PLACE ROYALE. Strictly First Class. Sa-.tg< with Baths.
mm ■assm " aW n ssf Ibl^bV M bB CM Fi-r-orn for G^ir:* 1 . S^a-
MS IS Boßtf. S M Ld &3 Bathing and Arnasementj.
vL SL Jf '' |m X M 9 <S9 *j6r 'Artesian and MeJlcuul
Th II f CONTINENTAL. ■♦OOBeds. Pension t+ to $5 per day. Rooms from $1-25.
Ine Hotels I jpLENOIDE. " *00Beds. Pension $3 to $4 per day. Rooms from $1-25.
On-tha-SSS. I TUT di icr 250 B-ris. Hotel and Restaurant de Luxe.
V lrlt rLAht. (^{- Thew Hotel* ari- m^.'i-in B erefy respect.
LIEGE THH L ADI N O I~N~I) L' S t"k IA J. CITY OK HELOIOM.
A wm mm •jmsb.-v « MOST FAMOUS KUR RESORT IN
JL,^ W ~\% A EUROPE. Fashionable Sporting
HeOs^ #1«V Centre. THE SUMMER. R.ENDEZ-
L J ft ■sTTbbb. VOUS of Brussels and Paris Fash-
W^^
Write for Illastrated Descriptive Books free from >
BELGIAN INFORMATION OFFICES »^V,^y/^».S i «. ft gag fe ;o«.
*S^Br *^^r M s>
'<w>i^ f\ 3JBssßSfc^ £^
*. -^sB^SBBB^^BsiBsMCSjBSSBIEBfcsw r
# CONRAD IMS \
I HOTEL 611 SUM I
m UNTER DEN LINDEN M
m^ BERLIN'S FINEST HOTEL Jy
EVERY MODERN
IT\ • "This famous Hotel is a
1—^ yM I[\ \L favourite stopping place
A* Cll JL«W for American visitors."
THE GRAND HOTEL
"The Hub of Paris."
Rebuilt Throughout <
and
Newly Furnished
Contains evory Comfort and Luxury
in Modern Construction.
" Admittedly the. most Comfortable Hotel
-.*'• in Europe-"
| EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
C O T_i XT DYE TST S
FOREIGN RESORTS.
LONDON
Hotel Metropole
A moat comfortable Hotel with a rrorld-vrlde reputation. Favorably k nowa
to many American visitors to London. Most convenient an 1 coatrat location
in Northumberland Avenue, Trafalgar Square. Clone to Royal Palaces, Houses
of farl lament. Fashionable Residential Quarter*. Theatre!* and Principal
Places of Interest. W3m\
Illustrated Tariff Booklet free; Uptown Office New-York Tribaae, 1364 B'way.M.Y.
GORDON HOTELS, LIMITED,
Largest Hotel Proprietors in the World
The Piccadilly Hotel
(And Restaurant) LONDON
' Regent Street and Piccadilly; Centre of Shopping & Theatres.
AMERICAN DISHF.S A SPECIALTY.
Hot Water aVadiatora as JEot a) Cold .*Wa>t«r in Irtry Soots.
Apply for tariffs. Town M Country Burran »9 sth Aw.. N.-.v York.
Cable* and Tel.. Fl<judl!lo. London. T. V. HEIU. G«nTl Manser.
The Most Fashionable HOTEL QtlllA
antl REST A URANT In lAil IWI W
IS THE CONTINENTAL .=.
The hotn« of immny DISTINGUISHED AMERICAMS whmn in Part*.
MONTANA LEE
■■■BBBmoaHBBHaOSI ( SWITZERLAND »
OPENING SEASON 1910 (JUNE.)
300 feet above Lake, with private Funicular from opposite the
famous Tennis Courts and Electric Trams. Perfect quiet, with
glorious views of Lake Lucerne 6* all well-known mountains.
Finest location in Lucerne. Many private Baths & Balconies.
Splendid Panorama from Terrace fi* Gardens. All American
Hotel Comforts 5* Luxuries, Garage, etc. Built in 1909.
The Finest Seaside f\ "^F I™ m\M (BeJglura) 5 Hour*
Resort on the North Sea. f^^ I fl^l from Londo.i or Paris
HOTELS OjXT T3BLE3 SE^l FHOXT
Hotel de la Plage The Continental ... 400 Beds
And Restaurant Dc Luxe ** Splendid . 400 **
Entirely Rebuilt & Refurnished * ' KufSaai^k Beau -Si I:1 50 **
300 Beds— Rooms From $1.20 '" .' | With Pension. $3 to $5 per day
, ALL HAVE PRIVATE BATHS A BALCONIES OVERLOOKING SEA. AUO' DE CLERCS. Prop*
VICHY— Hotelsdu Pare & Majestic Palace
•;^ Every Modern American Hotel Comfort & Luxury.
Finest Location Overlooking Park. J. ALETTI, Mgr.
TWO LEADING HOTELS.
BERLIN.
Hotel Der Kaiserhof
Rmnovflod ml com* 0/ Zi.000.000.
All Lmimmi Aanmeiman Oomfortm.
. Uleetrata* Bo«kl«t» froe» "Mew York Trifcane." I
DT>I7"Cn'E«I!T LEADING FASHIONABLE HOTEL OF DRESDEN.
2X.Xm7*MJXmIM PRIVATE BATHS. GARAGE. FINE GARDEN.
Facing Central Station. THE CONTINENTAL
DRESDEN GRAND UNION HOTEL, ll American home comforts.
BISMARCK SQUARE. Cloie Main R R Station. Unrivalled position
rice garden front and back. High class. \»c.-!d repute. Suites with bath
WILDUNGENI TKEfURST ""°f;
FOREIGN RESORTS.
El^llhAini" "Metropole
m # /I 111 mmf I Ellj j(SW LSADI.^G HOTEL AFi»our.uß«or:sf Dis
g f II ■ ■ I iV Hl' aaralsis'lAanneias. oOyvrlsJram 3vjv Saalta
1 l^ %■% B / S H Si ■ -• tiont ».-.*»:• 3itcs >>T M"f_ X.Y. laem3i7»tßnn> :
' — R»<jni & Fail Board baa 93. Prapnetor M. L«hr.
aaapM. m mmm . ■■' m at \ RSQUIRIXC HO CARRIAGE TO BATS*
flP^fli Zmn—mm OsTafsfl -f> m mmm houses, belhc directly o??os:t3,
mm lawatMmM^ mm<MmMmmmSmmmm , steam heat throughout, vacoom
CAHPET CLEA.itH . -
JL9 l«r* THE KAISERHOF -spq
Leading and Largest Ist Class Hotel Residence of Americas Aristocracy.
loom and Full Board Frota $3. — Tw) fr<^~— H. Haberlaad. Proprietor.
ENGADINE:MALOJA(6oooFf. a)
The Ideal Spot in Switzerland for • «r^ -m W m si
long; .ta.T. Inique Furnished ITS- sT^ I O sf* /> l-i sTs^ ■sO I
r»t« < hale,, for hire rdldCv JTI LI 1 A
This Famous Hotel ha* b*«ii entirely renovated, and embraces every modern . il»tte:
Private Bath*. Electric Ujrht. Splendid Pnbllc Rooms. latent Sanitation, etc.; Unrivalled List
of Out-of-Door .Sport* may be enjoyed:— Golf. Tennl*. Bnatln?. Tront Fl*hlns. Cllmblna;. etc.
Indoor Games of all sort* are provided, In- -lud «nir Kng-il«h and French Billiard*.
JFP 1 ill /J I I Gornerqrat F^ailways
Mm V ■ 111 141 I
Th« most pletcresqae and tnl\% httal Summer Resort at • No»r.
Ue loot el the Maaerhoni (14705 ft dad the -Monte I St * f "Bell*--.-- "*< atlonal,**
Boss" 15217 11... Coraercrat 1023* ft.). d*Hoteli: '. " Schweizerhot.'*
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SEASO't MAY-SEPTEMBER S (O»er 100.0O) moor Mki Bar mbm;.
CCRES: Corpulence, gout, jmibu, chronic appendicitis, lv— 11 m. arteric-icltrasis, wooaa's doeaaea, bern%
I diseaif, disease ot kidaays, nerve*, ie Natural Carbonic Baths iannan* srjde»623: Sf 4, ». Sub- Alpine
Splendid waUs through high moontaia woods too kilometres in extaiC Prieas cssh r»ducci i 3 Mtf.
Jaae and Stptasibar. Special Residences with Kitchen available. Protpectiß gratis from nnrijniiissf
BADEN-BADEN, HOTEL REGiNA
Op«n«tl 1904. Th« most a?-to-«ls'». Beaaiifs! Cv4ao. 12,000 loun riris. Prjrala Batis us
W.C Fraach Restaurant. Aato-farase. 5?l«odw View BUck Forest, Honataias aad Tavm.
JUL£9 UPPBRT. Pratnswr; atso of Hjisi B«2sm*. Sao Beso.
FIVIS ----- hotel ANGLETERRE
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UP-TO-DATE; Most freq«cat««l by Royalty, » a 4 Hinh-Cla»^ EBjH»k
'»ai A«crie«m Society. «■«» Beat lituui. OTerlookia Park.
11 1 1 11 GRAND HOTEL & THUNERHOF
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