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Home Wedding at Old Gilroy.
GILROY. July l.-The marriage of Miss
Ruby EUI», third daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Ellis, fend O..N. Whitely took
place this afternoon at the borne of the
bride's parents In Old Gllroy. Rev. Dr.
Conn performed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Whitely will reside in San Fran
cisco.
During the whole of yesterday beautiful
floral tributes were received at the house
and were tenderly and reverently laid be
side the casket.
The pallbearers wilt be Judge' E. A.
Bridgford. Charles J. Heggerty, William
Craig, Raphael Welll. W. D. English and
Ryland Wallace.
On the. arrival of the train at Sacra
mento the escort will be received by the
Masonic fraternity of the capital city,
who will also take charge of the remains
and recite the- solemn Masonic ritual
for the dead over the body of their de
parted brother. • : ¦ •
Funeral services of a most Impressive
character- will be held over the remains
of the late Thomas J. Clunle at the late
residence- of the deceased, 1"XK) Fell street,
at 9:15 .o'clock this morning. The Rev.
Walter M. White of the West Side
Christian Church will officiate at the sad
rites, tater the relatives and friends of
the: deceased will escort the .remains to
Sacramento, 'taking a special funeral
train, which Is due to leave at 11 o'clock.
LATE THOMAS J. CLUNIE
WILL BE BURIED TO-DAY
Impressive Services to. Be Performed
in This City and Later in
Sacramento. ;:
Report Made by Sergeant Blank
to That Effect to Acting
Chief Martin.
Sergeant of Police Blank submitted his
final report of the work done by him and
PUBLIC GAMBLING IN
CHINATOWN SUSPENDED
California souvenirs. Great variety at
Sanborn & Vall*s, 741 Market street. •
his squad during the last month to Act
ing Chief Martin yesterday. During the
month 102 arrests were made, including
flfty-nlne for having lottery tickets in
possession, one for keeping a lottery
place, seven for visiting a lottery place,
one for felony and thirty-four for misde
meanors. Of the total number twonty
were convicted and paid fines, nine. were
convicted and confined, forty-two were
dismissed and • thirty-one are pending.
The total fines and forfeitures amounted
to $110. During the quarter that the ser
geant and his squad have been In China
town the total arreets have been 345 and
the total fines and forfeitures $73C5.
In a communication to the acting chief,
the sergeant says little or no gambling: of
a public nature was carried on last month
and that gambling by whites among Chi
nese was almost entirely suspended. Dur
ing the three months 125 search warrants
for gambling • instruments and lottery
tickets were executed and returns made
thereon. Fantan games at 44. 39. 33A
and 9 Ross alley, 802 Clay street. 123, 127,
144 and 156 Wnverly place, and lottery
agencies at 31, 44 and 46 Bartlett alley,
lu;26, 1027, 1022, 1009, 941, 720. 706 and 712 Du
pon't street and 776V&. 727 and 747 Sacra
mento street went out of business.
Oxto Van Selow. a car conductor from
Stockton, drifted into the metropolis yes
terday arid immediately fell a victim to
¦Windier*. A bunko man took him in tow
and in leirs than an hour relieved him of
-Jl+6 through the medium of a poker game.
A portion of the money'was returned, but
Harry Walter.", one of the men engaged
in the game, was arrested by Detective
Charles". Taylor .last night and placed in
the tanks- at. the City Prisorv
Van Selow was walking along Market
street," marveling at the tall buildings,
when 'he «n«t a man who was apparently
engaged' in .the same pastime. An ac
quaintance was formed and the car con
ductor's new found friend volunteered 'to
lead the way to'a museum, where strange
.things might be seen. Van Selow was in
.town for that purpose and. the pair wound
up o in a bunko den at 1CC5 Market street,
where several men. Including ¦Walter*,
wer£ engaged in a game of poker.
Van Selow was loth to' play himself,
professing ignorance of cards, and the
"stee'rer" . volunteered to .take his hand,
•providing he Fhould furnish the funds.
Startled at thte exhibition of generosity,
•'the Stocktonian- handed over J14G and was
given a bogus check for J372. drawn on an
Oregon bank, as security. The "steerer"
had introduced himself as W. C. Holden
of .T'ortla'nd. •
•Very .soon the money had changed
tianas and Van Selpw charged the gang
with: haying robbed htm. To pacify the
victim they gave him UO and later, when
he. threatened to call a policeman, handed
.him over NX) more. The matter was re
ported to the police and Detective Taylor
arrested Walters, whom th'fe victim identi
fied as being one of the men In the game.
Stockton Conductor Is
. Relieved of Money
at Poker.
XlVjjv-BJa-d*;'. t^e'+wo'evenirig tla^li.f* of fhi?
,«;il>V': h**;*^ cpjjsfeoirdal'ed '.'under -the 1 ;ClaVle
riingriaiaf**mrfjt., '-'Which bou^gtht .oiit.itte Hcj
£id;infVr.c*ir-vv ;' ; • :: >*.' •'-.'¦¦ ' . : :¦
HARRY WALTERS
AGAIN IN JAIL
A number of artists who have made
reputations for themselves while Illus
trating the newspapers and magazines of
San Francislco will give an exhibition of
their work in the Maple room of the Pal
ai-e Hotel, the date for which is not yet
fixed. In all respects this picture show
will bo more comprehensive than any of
a similar nature given heretofore. While
newspaper illustration will be largely ex
emplified, the scope will be sufficiently
wide to demonstrate that the illustrators
compare favorably with their brethren of
the studios in ability.
It has been arranged to have all the
pictures matted and put up for exhibition
in good shape. In addition to work that
lias attracted public attention when re
produced in the public prints, -there will
be art works of an elaborate sort spe
cially prepared for the exhibition. The
process of reproduction as employed in
the newspapers and magazines will form
a special feature of the exhibition, the
scope being from the beginning to the
end. Among the artists who will exhibit
are the following named:
Call— R. G. Russom, G. A. Bronstrup, W.
,¦ ,w '»!"• W< U Cook - Oltcar M - Bryn. Mau
rice IH>1 Mue, George E. Parmenter, Ri Thomp
son. J. W. Rennell. J. A. Cahlll and S. Schuhl
Examiner— W. H. Matthies. C. S. Donnelly
Merle Johnson, J. M. Kelly, M. W Xewberrv
Bert A. In, D«n K. Sweeney, William Stevens!
Ratef/h Klddle> Ralph s P rtn S*r and Henry
Bulletin— J. Kahler, T. A. Dorgan R o
Yardley, II. «. Peter. Halgh Patlgan, A. Ful-'
ton and Laura E. Foster.
Post— Marte Felling.
Sunset Magazine— lo II. B«nsett. M. H. Har
rU, C. D. Pltchford and A. M. Nelson.
CLEVER ILLUSTRATORS
TO GIVE EXHIBITION
Artists of Press Will Show Their
Work in Maple Room at
Palace Hotel.
ORATOR AND CONTRALTO WHO
WILL ASSIST IN CELEBRATION
AT VETERANS' HOME.
Sa n t.a . An a ; Pa pexs Consolidate.
< :VN'J\V AKA. JAily :.L— The Herald' attd
; riyfVpDL/ANP'.. July. 1.— T^'Jrult crop- is-
TijV^iihi^.Vas't" anymore •apricots. are: pom
ifv^jnjo-tb^banhf'ry fljah.C3.rj be' handled.
,tSmx *.<iar jo'ads. j have ' toeea shipped . ;td the
•yii.^L::C»ty;' Vicannfery.' •'•"¦'Ft>* .<^rlpadp '.of
Vi»>«cff.i'.'poods-.;'iiaLVe-;b*«h shipped' East
Rirn^fevthV.«iinrieJ-i".Ktart<!d; Oils' #irajs<>n. :
!^Ql6 yFrxdt; trap Vlfe Sip^nins \Fast:
'¦'Jcir^rr -=¦¦:..¦¦:..,: .-. ;. i' . '. ; :'¦', .1 .: *!
¦:p .-i j ¦anniversary o*C national: ihtftJ- .
v ; ;]i : ; :pdnd?rje£; wiU Mb* f celebrated . in
'" IJ-. • -piipcrb ¦ptyiej. at. ?tKf Vetterjinp;
••• \&r?: 'iionTe; ;i<a^a;:<;«Hiirty. S Cal. "* H on-.
:V : : county.
-ivhof^^lojjucn^eViss Vqt surpassed.. |1f . in- J
d^klis cQuajed iri : the \yest,:*rill. : sfceaJs"
'taihe.^fVnvieiis:dr tWftag On tl£ IJotolK'
::;;". U ": - '• - *¦* '- ?"-:
• -jri>s vAima-.Befslund, soprano. , First
i.hitarjaji qiiurCh..: §an 'FranClscO, find a
.-ssuptfribf accompji^hrn-rnt ; ana
'^Vow-cr^jyM >ing-tfiq '"Star. gpa,tigle4 Ban- *
¦ jicfl'' •,'•• .'•¦!/•.'¦".'¦" • "•. • ¦ . "¦¦*. j ." »
V .'"j-'firnier'jjcutciiani. Governor* 4£cpb H:
iXcff. * ; U1 be • attiring; i'Jtfce ¦ «l,istinj?iii^hed •
y^pst^at th> houic on;ttte:Fourthi ! Thfi
vlfrxVorkfe vfi* the opening dirplay ; vr&xe
; #«p<j>ciaUy-rha«ufaVtureid fbF theeyen.t 1/ and .
¦.Mje-waniifariUrlnff :iirin: will f&n& njen
:^ifh;.)*ofctars -(Q;tiTe> referya/Upn toyman
¦*Rp ihe«k|i,ibitlpn.' ; ;¦••..:•. .. j "M.
'¦^/P^dmir'.bVjUt. ;Het«:na, Napa S Bofla
¦ PpHngs. -iijitiifrf pni. : Ybuntville, TrliDody •
itiid VitHcr: placed in 'the valley >ill;hay.e
¦e.fi-<oppprtyiUty ¦&t.viinesFih'g a .pyrotteh>
vntfe'difhiajr ::fii'Jly.e«rua4 <a'-that ; whic}i may
: l^-;%iVii» -at .ttiie Chutes -or -elsewhere :in .
jKa© -T^ '¦purpose pf the; l>?ard -
.^T'rilf^tor*^ ip?ina;fiijr>e .thjf .hottife Is to give
: i'hp-yVitrari Bfii'u^rs'iiJind pallors whij^wfll.
: at; i Jiei'lnetlXitftfoh ji'^ i>^s|t that the coup-.
.^y-altcJfds/ilT Jlwc orat©r->-. JM-,
¦«fc-:itDiJ- 'pyirpiGchmcsl" '•'._¦ • . ; - • : : " \../
and Miss Alma Berglund Sing
.'.-'.*.- tb.the p^ferider^;of j tfie Flag™ Evening Display of Fireworks
fmiWifl ;: bf ; Wapa; Valley .'Adjacent to the Camp
PREPARATIONS FOR FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION AT VETERANS' HOME
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY; JULY 2, 1903.
8
ADVERTISEMENTS^^^^^^ _^^_
FOURTH OF JULY QUTINcT
SUMMERS INVITATION
IS TO THE MOUNTAINS
THE SPRINGS
THE STREAMS
THE SEASHORE
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
. _ , . ¦* % ¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ • ' - - -
. OFFERS
REDUCED RATES
TO CALIFORNIA POINTS.
Tickets on sale July 3d and July 4th. Return
: July 7th. . '
INQUIRE OF AGENTS or at INFORMATION'
. BUREAU, 613 Market Street.
If you suffer from all sorts of Ills.
If you're weary of physic and pills.
paso"robLes
hot springs
THE DOCTORS ALL AGREE
See what they lay In the handsome booklet
Just issued about the springs. Rheumatism,
Malaria, Lumbago, Stubborn Livers and
Grumbling Stomachs find their match In Sul-
phur. Mud, Hot, Cold, Sparkling, Plunge and
Sun Bath*. Kxpert masseurs (male and fe-
male) help In the victory and you come away
well. . There's a fine table. Every comfort.
Something to do all the time. Three tralna a
day each way.
gre or write to TH0S. COOK & BON, 621
Market st.; W. A. JUNKER, Mgr. and Lessee.
Paso Robins. Cal.. or Information Bureau,
Southern Pacific Company, 613 Market St., San
Francisco.
.Adams Springs
Why does Adams Springs, Lalte County, get
the crowd? Because it cures. It Is the best
water, has the best climate and gives the best
service. 6end for book of testimonials. Full
particulars at Travelers' Information Bureau.
630 Market street, or by addressing
DR. W. R. PRATHER. Proprietor.
Spiers Springs
LAKE COUNTY.
Wonderful curative properties for all disor-
ders of the stomach. Also a positive cure for
liver and kidney trouble*. New hotel and cot-
tage; $10 to $14 per week. Best trout fishing
in J-nke County. Round-trip ticket; 3. P. of-
fice. $8. For particulars call at Peck's Bureau.
11 Montgomery St., or address JOSHUA
SPIERS, Prop.; mall via Mlddletown.
Hotel Rowardennan.
BEN LOMOND. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
ALWAYS OPEN.
Regular season opens June 1, under entirely
new and procressive management. For Infor-
mation and free booklet apply Peck's Bureau,
11 Montgomery street: the Railway Handbook,
C!0 Market street. San Francisco, or to
H. F.. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
A. C. ROSCOE. Manager.
La Moine
First-class betel on SHASTA ROUTE: rc-
centlj eniareril, furnishing rr.oi-srn acvctnrro-
dations. including electric lights. n<*»t FISH-
ING AND HUNTING on the SmstXtBtota Kiv-
er. Finest scenery in the world. Two trains
daily to and from San Francheo. Co to rleep
in Oaktand and wake up at I,a Mi!n.\ and
vice verea. Terms reasonable. A<Mr*s« all
communications to CLIFFORD VOGGINri,
Mgr.. La Molne. Cal.
Tahoe Tavern at Lake Tahoe
Is now open for the reception of guests.
Our patrons of last season say : "Tahoe
Tavern is the equal of any summer resort
hotel in the world,"
and that Lake Tahoe has no equal. Visit as
and prove statement for yourselves. Rates
Irom $;;.. r i0 per day upward. For particulars
or reservation of rooms address Tahoe Tavern,
Tahoe City. Cal.
Y0SBM1TE VALLEY
ONLY IS HOURS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
OVER OILED ROADS via WAWONA AND
INSPIRATION POINT.
THE ONLY ROUTE TO MAR1POSA BIO
TREES! •
THE ONLY ROUTE VIA INSPIRATION
POINT!
For particulars adCress A. S. MANN, 613
MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
HOTEL DEL CAZADEBO
ELIM GKoVe HOTEL.
Under a new a'nd progressive management.
Everything renovated Inside and out. Good
hunting, fishing, bathing, boating, dancing.
New tttables and first-class meals. No stag-
Ing. Depot on the ground. ;':.,:
Take Sausalito Ferry. Round-trip tickets,
pood for six months. $3 73. Rates. $2 per day.
$10. $12 and $14 per week. J. J. THIRION,-
Proprietor. Cazadero. Sonoma County.
JOHANN1SBERC
Hotel: modern conveniences; larc». airy din-
ing-room; exhilarating air: hunting, fishing,
swimming, boating; rates $10 and $12. THEO.
BLANCKENBERG JR.. Prop.. Oakville, Napa
Co.. or PECK'S BUREAU. 11 Montgomery »t.
RUBICON r».*VR.K.
Delightiul summer resort on shore of Lake Ta-
hoe. Everything new. Best beach for bathing:
bring suits. Fishing, hunting. Boats, fishing
tackle: saddle horses at moderate hire; $1* and
$10 per week. Postorflce. tel. A. L. FROST,
Rubicon Park. Lake Tahoe, Cal. ¦?%,¦
VICHY SPRINGS.
3 miles from Uklah. Mendocino Co. . Natural
electrtc waters, champagne baths. Only place
in the world of this class. Fishing, hunting.
Crystal Springs. Accommodations: table first
class. J. A. REDEMEYER & CO.. Props.
MONTRIO HOTEL.
One mile from famous "Bohemian Grove";
new management: -all refitted. Quietude, com-
fcrt, pleasure, hunting, fishing, boating: fresn
milk, cream and best of everything. Address
C. F. CARR. Manarer. Montrio. CaL
Seigler Hot Springs.
Natural hot baths, wonderful stomach waters,
swimming pond, games, livery; $9 to $14 per
week. Booklets at Peck's. 11 Montscmery »t.,
or H. H. McGOWAN. Seigler. Lakj Co.. Cal.
Sissons Tavern 1
Near Mount Shasta, altitude "."S5 feet; open all
year. Headquarters Mount . Shasta climbers;
plentiful table: fine fishing and drives. Par-
tlcu'ars Peck's Bureau.- 11 Montgomery. S. F.
Campbell Hot Springs.
16 hours' rail to Boca; stage for springs con-
nects. « p. m. train from city; round trip, in- |
eluding stage. $11 50. good for season. Rates,
$10 per week.
DUNCAN SPRINGS.
Two* miles from Hopland. Mendocino County.
Unsurpassed mineral waters; fine hotel and
first-class table. Rates $10 to $12. Furnished
housekeeping cottages. J. 8. HOWELL, Pro-
prietor,
7BIEMAH nOTEI.,
Auburn. Placer Co.. Cal. Most popular sum-
mer and winter resort In the foothills. Eleva-
tion 1400 feet. Electric bells. Electric lights."'
Prices moderate. Address t
FREEMAN & WALSH. Proprietors.
NORTHC On Tomales Bay. near depot, a
_ ,^__ 1 nice hotel. Good table. Place
SHORE ( fcr Tomales Bay Clams. Fresh
HnT ci / milk. $1 60 per day. $9 per week.
HU I fcL. \ Mra . shields. Marshall. Marln Co.
nFFR PARK INN T^ co i u w Kes: • Dl - frt »a»
UECIi lAnB lilll Lake Tahoe: oc«n Jun«
1 ; elev. B507 ft. ; mineral gpgs. • Traveler 630
Mkt at.; booklet. J. B. Soott. Dt«r I'ark, CaL
Known everywhere as the largest and
most choice mountain resort In the, Pa-
cific States: located In the scenic moun-
tain region of Lake County; elevation,
2375 feet.
All kinds of amusements to occupy your
mind and the wonderful Ilartlett Water
to repair your body; cool nights. The
climate is the best In the world for health
and there are no mosquitoes or' fleas.
Mineral, tub, steam and massage baths;
large swimming tank.
Plenty, of. fine trout streams for ' the
sportsman.
Two routes: Via Southern Pacific or the
California and Northwestern.
Write. J. E. McMAHAN. BARTLETT
SPRINGS, LAKE CO.. CAL.. or apply
to Water Office, 2 Sutter street, San Fran-
¦ Cisco. '
Pamphlet mailed free.
] napa Napa County,
SODA SPRINGS,! Cal,
FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE GO TO
Napa Soda Springs. Situated 1000 feet above
the beautiful Napa Valley. Hot and cold soda
baths. Shetland ponl«n and burros for children.
Two trains dally, 7:30 a. m. and 4 p. m. Add.
DOT-LMAXN *. JACOBS. Napa Soda Springs.
Santa Calalma Island
3VS Hours From Los Angeles.
Season 1D03.
Our Marine Band of 30 Artists.
OUTDOOR PASTIMES. EOATINO. BATHING.
FISHING, GOLF, ETC.
The Famous Canvas City Is Now Open!
With an Entirely Now Equipment, In Shady
HOTEL METBOPOLE,
With Modern Appointments. Always Open.
Reservations Made. Addres*
BANNING CO..* 222 SOUTH SPRING ST.,
LOS ANGELES. OR
PECK'S BUREAU, 11 MONTGOMERY ST.,
SAN FUAXCISCO.
HOTEL
Del Montfe
The only Kolf links In California with full
lS-hole course equipped with perennial turf
greens. ThiH course Is provided exclusively for
tlw jru°-"tH of the hotel.
POLO, AUTOMOBILING,
GOLF AND SWIMMING
The year round. Rate*", $.1 50 per day and up.
Kpeclal rates by the month on application to
OEOHOiE W. REYNOLDS, Mer.
BONNIE NOOK
Alt. 4000 ft.; half ml. sta.; cottages, tents,
boating, bowling, elect, lights. II. D. WIARD.
Towle. Placer County. Cal.
6ARDEN CITY SANITARIUM SAI c A t° SB -
Hydrotherapy, electricity. X-ray, manage, etc.
Modern. Ideally located. Send for literature.
Highland
Springs
FOR HEALTH
MINERAL WATERS of proven efficacy, for
'li'er, kidney, ' malaria, rheumatism and stom-
ach troubles. A physician of ability, experi-
enced In advising their use (free). BATHS of
all kinds and massage. Purest mountain air.
FOR PLEASURE
Large Livery Stable and excursions to otheii
resorts and points of Interest, many of whlclr
cwi be made in one day. REGULATION
ALLKT. TENNIS. CROQUET. PING-PONO,
SHUFFLE - BOARD. FREE SWIMMING
TANK and - ORCHESTRA. DANCING six
nights of the week. Beautiful walks and
drives. • . ¦•• x
Telephones, express and postofflce.
Hard-nnlshed rooms; nrsl-class table; electric
llehts. .,.:¦
Rates. $10 to $16 a week.
For booklet and other information call on
Peck's Tourist Bureau. 11 Montgomery st..
"Travelers' Bureau." 630 Market St.. or address
CRAIG & KtHtH.
Highland Spring?. Lake Co.. Cal.
| YOSEMITE'S |
' I ROARING |
IWATERFALLS
i »
In July will equal those of an ordinary June.
Good authorities say there are spots where lie
60 ffpt of snow still unmelted. I-'vry tent was
crowded In June. There will be more room in i
July and, besidps, the water Is down enough '
for trout to bite. You can eat trout often.
CAMP CURRY
IS THE F>L/\CIB
L?arn about It at 11 Montgomery street
(PECK'S BUREAU) or 041 Market street (THE
SANTA FE OFFICE).
The last half of July I* the great season of the
year for an outing, and
/ETNA SPRINGS
Is the greatest summer resort in California.
Its mountains are wonderful and the roads are
grand. Its waters aiv unsurpass°d. Charming
cottage .life with nrst-class board. Saddle
horses. All kind* of amusements. Koun<l-trii>
rate from San Franrl^po $7. Send for pamphlet.
AETIf A SPRINGS COMPANY.
Aetna Springs, Napa Co., Cal.
NKW ANNEX.
GOLF LINKS.
ORCHESTRA.
HOTEL VENDOME,
?V\ »N J U."* I'-, t- -\ i *.
SWIMMING.
BOWLING.
AUTOMOBILES.
RLUE I AKES
Our famous "White Sulphur Spring for dys-
pepsia and all rtomach aliments. Plenty at
boating, bathing, fishing and huntine. New
cottages. Tennis court, regulation size. Send
for new pamphlet. O. WEISMAN. Midlake
P. O.. Lake County. Cal.
DR, O. O. O'DONNBLUS
MINERAL SPRINGS AT GLEN ELLEN,
the beat camping, picnic and pleasure re-
tort on the Coast. The greatest remedy for
lung disease, liver and rtomach complaints,
rheumatism and catarrh In the world; -»rt
miles from S. F. The S. P. R. R. and S. F.
& N. P. R. R- give special rates to campers;
SO cottages and tents furnished; rent cheap;
no fogs nor poison oak at the park; mineral
water, boats, bathing and flithlng free. Meals
served at Hotel Riverside at reasonable rates.
Inquire of DR. C. C. C'DONNELL. office
ld'ji'i Market et., bet. Sixth and Seventh, San
Francisco.
Gilrpy Hot Springs
For healih and pleasure; water unsurpassed
for rheumat'sm, kidney, liver and stomach
trouble. Trained masseur. Long distance
phone. Trains from Third and Townsend at 9
a. m. and 3 p. m. ¦ Write for pamphlets.
R. ROBERTSON.
SAN LUIS HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
THE IDEAL SPOT OF THE PACIFIC
C6AST. Surrounded by . wood-covered hills,
live oak and sycamore groves. Fishing, boat-
Ing, ocean beach one mile. Hot sulphur baths
free to guesl9. Miraculous cures of rheuma-
tism. 'liv«P, kidney and womb trouble*. The
greatest resort on the coast for health- and
recreation. Rates $9 to J14 per week. Round
trip by rail or steamer at reduced rates. Ad-
dress San Luis Oblspo, Cal.
HOTEL BON AIR.
New, modern 80-room hotel: Ross Valley;
first-class every par.; fishing, boating, swim-
ming, beautiful drives; bus meets lo, 11. 2
trains Kent sta. MR. & MRS. J. E. MAN-
LOVE, props. P. O. ad. Ross Valley. Marlu Co.
La Honda and Peseaifro
Buy ¦ your railroad ticket to .Redwood City.
0 a. m. train from Third and Townsend sts.
and' 0:20 a m. train from San Jose; connect
with stage direct. Address WALTER
KNIGHT. Redwood City.
CRAG VIEW.
Beautiful rescrt In- Sharta Region. Excel-
lent board, $12: tenting; 51 per wwk.
H. O. WICKES. Prop.
CaateMa. Shasta Co.. Cal.
HOTEL BEN LOMOND,
8AXTA CSTJX ZZOVNTAXNS.
Now open. For booklet, apply to Peck's Bureau,
11 Montgomery et.. or S. P. Co.. 613 riarket st.
B. DICKINSON, Prop.. Ben . Lomond. Cal.
SUMMIT HOTEL
And cottaees. Santa Crut Mts., *& mile from
Wrights: new management: fruit, milk, cream;
5S. $10. $12 week. Information 11 Montgomery
et., 8. F.. or Summit Hotel. Wrights, Cal.
KLAMATH SPRINGS,
BESWICK, SISKIYOU CO.. CAL.
Finest flsblr.K. hunting and health resort on
the coast, fiend for buoklet. '
EDSON BROS.. Proprietors.
OCEAN VILLA.
SANTA CRUZ.
Large grounds. Boating and bathing free.
Dancing, billiards. ; Free bus. R. M. CLARK.
HOWELL WIT.-WOODWORTH'S.
High altitude. No fog. Purest spring water.
Climate natural tonic and Inv.Forator. Resi-
dence 28 years. $7 per week. Address WOOD-
•WORTH & MULLER. 8t. Helena. Cal.
¦plfil e'cTIHI EC ' L'klah. Tourists, camp-
CAULC jIADLCj ks, hunters. Write to H.
A. Eldred for rates for any kind of turnout. -
KOTJBXi LA BOITSA— Situated In th«
lied woods. ¦.:.' Good ' trout fishing. Telephone.
Booklet/ MRS. I. J. SEARS, La JUnda. San
Mateo County, Cal. " . .
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RT»
The Pictureswjue Route of California. "
Kound T>lp Tickets for the Fourth of July
will be sold from SAN FRANCISCO to th»
Points Named at Greatly Reduced Rates Twirs-.
day. July 2. Friday. July 3. Saturday, July- «•
Sunday, July 5. aa follow*: :.-.* .¦::
Round Trip. - •" ' Round Trfp. '
Brickyard $ .75 Healdaburg ..$3.40
Millers 73 L ytton * w
Wr 1 ;::::::: liiSi «;>
Nova to 1.05 Preston »-""
Burdell 1.20 Fountain »•<*•
Petaluma 1.50 Hopland — . o.oo
Penn Orore 1.30 Ukiah ...-• *S2.
Cotatl 1.50 Calpella -.. ?•**
Santa Rosa 2.00 Redwood Valley *.. »¦«*
Sebastopol 2.40 Laughlln J-WJ .
Fulton 2.5*1 RidBewood ........ ••$"•
Windsor 2.-J5 Wllllts «¦<»
RETURN LIMIT MONDAY. JULY V. 1003.
For the SUMMER SEASON— Special RatM:
Round Trip. ¦ Round Trip.
Cloverdale $3.00 Sonoma "•? {'5?
Preston 6.'M Verano 1«J»
Echo 5.50 Asua Callente.... • 1.6K
Cummlskey 5.70 Watrie* ••-. J-63
pleta 6.20 Madrono l.KJ ¦
Fountain 6.20 EldrldRe ........ %.S
Hopland 6. GO Glen Ellen % 1.8ft-
Largo 7.00Meacham 2-WJ
El Robles 7.50 01Uet ...2.50
Ukiah 8.00 Trenton. J.80
Calpella &30 Forestville 2.M
Redwood Valley... N.*0 Mirabel Park..... 2.W
Laughim »,oo Oreen Valley...:.. 23n
Rld^ewood 10.00 Hilton " •22 ¦
Wllllts 10.00 Korbel i..... 2-»9
Pchellvllle 1.S5 Camp ; McCoy i 2-3j>
Vlneyard 1.33 Cuernevllle *-5O
Buena Vista 1.43 Camp. Vacation...: -SO
RETURN LIMIT SEPTEMBER 30. 1903.
TAKE BOAT AT TIBURON FERRY.
Ticket Offices. e30 Market Street (Chrortlcl*
Building), and Tlburon Ferry, foot cf Market
Street. General Office. Mutual Life Bulld}n«..
San»ome and California streets. San Francisco.
H. C. WHITING. Gen. Man.
R. X. RYAN. Gen. Pasa. Agent. •/-'
AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGS.
Open all year round. The nearest natural-
Hot Sulphur Springs to San Franclsco*
Temperature 113 degrees. No staging. .Far*.
II- 10. Sure cure for rheumatism, asthma and.
all kindred ailments. We have five different
hot sulphur springs and tub and plunge baths
and the largest mineral -water twlmmlnf tank
In the State. Competent lady and gentleman .-
masseurs In. attendance; also STrlrrimlng • lnr
struc'or. Table and rooms first class. Inquire-.
Peck's. 11 Montgomery St.. or address Theo.-
Richard*. Agua Callente. Sonoma County... .Cat.
CAMP VACATION. ¦
A hotel .under canvas. Situated near Gtierne-*
ville, with a mile and a half frontage on thf
Kujjlan River. Tents In a beautiful grov<s of :
redwood, oak. madrone. laurel and' other trees. .
A lovely valley of 150 acres. . Boatins.- bathtajf
and fishlns. Termn J10 per. week. • Railroad ¦
fare, round trip from San -Franalsco. $2 30*.'
Take boat at Tlburon ferry.; Address- MRS-..
L. C. CNOPIUP. Carap Vacation, near Cuerne- •
vllle, Sonoma County, Cal. •• '. •• '-..".;
north mobs TOCALO>U :{
Bertrand Hotel; flrst-clacsT actfoinmodaf Ions :
reasonable rates for families &.par/U«»; flshingv-
batblng. beautiful drives to' Bear. Valley;, tele- '¦
phone, JOS. F. BERTRAND; or Bulletin ' of fid*-
every Friday, 2 to. 4 p. m., or. No. baot« R,- IU« !
620 Market st. . - '.•';." '. . ;¦•.'-'¦
OWN A HOME i: ri^t u :CA5IP MEEKER
Fre« from fog and wind. Lots. |10 up.' Co\- -
tages built by. Meeker.- $"<O up.: Boating.. b»th,.
tng. tenting ground;- sawmill. *e<SotV store.- I*,'
O. Saasaltto ferry: M. C. MEEKEH,. Olmp-;
Meeker. Sonoma County. •¦.¦¦•''¦¦ '¦:..' '
XOPPXR-B SPBJN0S.H0TE1.. ¦• ;
Pleasantly located, only 3 minutes' -tralk': from ¦
Bartlett Springs H»tel. Lake* Co.', Cal. -Goo4 .
beds good home cook in if. • Terms.' $1 .50 "p«r •
day. $10 per week. Cottages for.housek.ee.plng.
Guests will be met at arrival «f.staiee» b».
porter. Address J1R3- HOPP3X '.Baxtlejf
Springs. Cal. ¦ . ; '¦_ ;.. *. -. ". .
m ouarr-*i s view s Air ch . hotxi - '
And cottages, in- heart- .-of mountains, -rvar
Santa Cruz. Our table 1» cur reconvmendatloh;.
lst-clasa accom.; «« w lmpvts. : : gas through-/
out; terras, $3- up: phone, ¦ swimming, tank,
amusements, croquet, bowling-- alley, datly .
mall: campers' tickets to.Glenwoo4. l.nc, stage,
$3 "3 round trio. • > : : ' .
FRANK R: DANN.' Santa. Cra»
SUMMIT . SOXTSi;, •.•
Boltnas Ridge. Marin County,*. ispO fee* abox*
tea level, refurnished and under new manage-
ment Boarders any period. Parties and .clubs,
catered tor; 8 miles from Ross Valley: $1:30 re-
turn bv stage from Ban Rafael. Terms. . O.-
CRAX FIELD. ¦' . . •*¦..••*.•
WHITE ST7I>F*SUS SPHI5G3 — -Mcrat-
¦ ccessible springs to San Francisco.- .Rbuo'l '
trip $1. no. stag* fare. Only 2V4 hours" ride:
five miles from- Vallejo: , Hot-, cold and' p!un«r<
sulphur baths;' wonderful. cures of rheumatlsfai. !
neuralgia, ecxema. kidney, liver and • stomach '
diseases. Beautiful grounds and lake for-bo*i- :
ing and bathing. Danciirs pavilion.' bowling '•
alley croquet grounds. ' Rates: $lv a wieek «n>l
up. Address MANUEL MAPRID. ;V*l*ejb. CaJ.--.
WITTEI MXDICAX. EPEINQS, Lak«
Co.. Cal. — Good climate, unsurpassed table, and.
best mineral water on "eartfi; hotel -open for.,
guest* the entire year;' positively cures Stonl- ;
ach. Liver. Kidney and Bladder Trouble?. "•
Tickets via Cal, Northwestern H. r:-. to; Ulic!ah>
Address Witter Medical Springs Co.. matn.of--
flce and water depot.: 916 Market St.. S.'F.. or '
R. McCcfrmlck. Witter Springs. LaX» Co.. Cah j
TEUCXEE KIVES COtT»Tr*.T*. CtiTB
Summer Resort and Sportsmen's. Lmi'e*'.- Third.'
Season cpens June 1. Fishing : Une*cetled:- rain. :
bow trout:, hatchery enlarged, -rilerra aftrac^.
tlons. New manasement- MR, 1 and* MRS...-
GEORGE H. FOULIvS. -43 Nevada- block.'
8. F.. or Verdi. Nev. I ' j ' ¦'.[• . . ' •¦
THE OEYSEBS — -A first-cjas» family .
resort. Leon Coblentx.; forn5»rly .with .Mar-'
chand's and Dtlmonico. has entlr* supervision. ¦
of tha cuisine and dining-room. Swimming!'
baths, hot springs. Hunting, fishing: $10.- $1J
and $14 per week. $2 50 per day. lntormation
Cal N. W. Ry... 650 Market St.; also FABiL'3-
FERAUP. Prop.. The Geyaers.- Sonoma- do.'. . ...
"LAUBEI DEI.I." — 'rue only lake 're-'
sort in the State that has !lts iown mineral'
springs and a chemically pure spring. Boatin'g.,"-
swimming, marine toboggan, new MverV tally-
ho coach, croquet, bowlins. new walks - 'and*,
drives. Pamphlets at -Peck's. ll.'Montgomery.
st. E..DUIIXA.V, proprietor. Laurel. DeU.-La»«\
County. • • .• '
psscaszso. ~~! .."•••
Swanton House, under saw management. ¦
popular hotel of San Mateo .Co. Commodious*
cottages, beautiful grounds, famous pebbli
beach, fishing, hunting, sra bathing. Phone.
Rates, $8 and $10 per week. W. L. STEVENS.
Proprietor. : • .
BEAPTn-lJL CAM? MEEKiat^-A •
grand family resort In the redwood mountain*
of Sonoma Co.; climate and water perferj;
over 100 cottages already built: lots for sale; '
boating, bathing and other amusements: excel-
lent table; rates $0 per w*«k; take Sausalito
ferry. Address H. M. GREGSON. Sot» Prop.
LOTUS PASM StTMMES KESOaT— S % '•
miles from Napa. in the redwoods. Natural
lake, boat riding, fishing. One drives, bunting.
Terms. $3 and up per week; children under 12.
$5 per week. Carriage to or from Napa. 73c
J. TEPLY. Prop.. Naps. Cal.: P. O. box* ViO.
GBAXTD CENTBAL HOTEL. Guerne-'
vtlle. CaL — New management: thoroughly r—
fitted and Improved. Headquarters for hunter*
and fishers. Add F. PLATH. Guernevllle. CaL
PUTS GBOVS HOTia^-Sierra R«-
•ort; alt. S20O ft.: lst-dass accom.; malaria &'
asthma cured: phone; temperance hous«: $u
wk. E.H.Moody. pro.. Gold Run. Placer Co..Cal.
AMOBQ THE PI2TES— Alt. 3034 ft.
Wood's ranch: $8- $8 week; positive no con-
sumptives; writ* for pamphlet. Robt. F.
Varham. Applegate. Placer County. Cai.
X"XXT£ BOTZIt, Sonoma. CaL — Peter
GOUA1LHARDON. Prop. Newly renovated'
and now open for summer guests. Rates rea-
sonable. , ' . • (
BESOESHHM-In the Santa Cruz red^ .
woods: $7 and $3 weekly. For circulars wrl'a*
Mrs. E. WUken. R. F. P.. box 121. Santo Crua.
Vl/LLOW RANCH— A eharmln* spot in th«
? ? Santa Crua redwoods; mUk. fruit. <aprlnz
water, dally mall: excellent table. 1ft 50 n«* '
wk. MRS. WM. CRANDELU Santa Cn». Ou.
:'[ ;' .•
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|;':;iSB^P:3PHIASHpE CO, I
*Jd THJBD STREET; SA« FRANplSdO. 1
'. ADjoiiawa caxi. : BUir-m-srcf. ¦
% EN'S ilAli OXFORDSt
iPWG£ M|0 $1.15 ; ;
i '. T!}? -biffpest .' jjargain .of.'fhe s«i~
¦> Bon'and- ai article, of foot.wear that'
~ «very V man ca-a- 'us*-...- Men's Dark
Tan' ;Viri.',Kid Oxford *T4es, with
¦.*t>r*Dad - .- coin .".I6es a.n«! Ups, fttpht
. WngTe'. and "low-,- flat • fret's. •
•. <"coi'aT}d-ca5>'-ori the feet- arid ju«t'
! tlie\;*'tyle'. for- ."sumtner. Comfort -.in •
s every -pajr'. as ..the sojes- are. pliable. •
• pvrry' pair- guaranteed tor, wear.
.'.PRici? CVT FRQM:W TO JSI.in,
vS1zeA.6.t6:ll;./»iidths f .C. D and E. .'
-^ THIS? STORE WILL BE CLOSED \
vQjjeirJrldajKight uiitilJQ O'clock". ;
fORPEOOES GIVEN : FB£E TO THE -
;. ; ::CHitDBES THIS WEEK. ;
S * - -" " ¦ * •. • . f ' ' ' ¦ • • •
THBGLOrllA S3.5Q SHOE
j THE PINGREE GLORIA S3.J»0
SI1DKS for women form a grand •
combination mf Ftyle, wear and
comfort. TilEY NEVER SLIP AT
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Country OrJera Solicited. .
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opuo. "flEBH
B. KATSCHINSKI,
Philadelphia Shoe Co.
10 THIKD ST., Saa rraadico.

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