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whose marriage with the defendant had
never been annulled. Recently the
plaintiff received letters. from the flrst
wife informing her of the true state of
affairs. The husband is now living 1 in
Colorado. Mrs. Darby-Griffith No. 2
asks the court for a decree annulling
the second marriage and awarding her
the custody of her 8-year-old son.
CAXtZt subscribers contemplating: a
cZianze of residence durlnfr the summer
months pan liave their paper forwarded
ty mall to their new address by notify
inz TES CAI.Ii Business Office. This
paper will, also be on sale at all summer
resorts and is represented by a local
curent in all towns on the coast.
TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN
FOR THE SUMMER.
Lillian Sefton. the new soprano at
the Tivoli, Is a striking example of the
rise of a talented young American girl.
She was born in Washington, D. C,
and has received a thorough musical
education. Before she was out of her
teens everybody in Washington knew
of the talented little singer, and her
splendid success in concert work led
her to decide upon an operatic career.
Her first engagement was with Hen
ry Savage in the Castle Square Opera
Company. She advanced rapidly under
the management of Colonel Savage, and
then went into the Terrace Garden,
New York, .where she sang many im
portant roles. When Reginald de
Koven finished writing "Red Feather"
for Miss Van Studdeford, Miss Sefton
was chosen as alternate and won the
highest praise from critics. Her voice
is a brilliant high soprano, possessing
great carrying power and strength in
ensemble, and its quality in solo work
is sweet and sympathetic. Sergeant
Kitty should prove an ideal role for
her, and it is prophesied that she will
win the audience from the start.
NEW SOPRANO AT THE . TTVOLI.
WHOSE AI2ILITY HAS WON HER
FAME.
TACOMA, June 1. — A merger of the
Sperry Flour Company, the largest
flour manufacturing firm on the Pa
cific Coast, and the Tacoma Ware
house and Elevator Company, one of
the chief grain exporting companies
of the Northwest, has been effected.
The name of the new organization i^
not yet determined. The company will
immediately erect a mill in Tacoma
with a capacity of 1000 barrels per
day.
Northwest and Mill Will Be
Erected.
Xcu- Organization Formed in the
FLOUR COMPANY MERGES
WITII GRAIN EXPORTERS
Two days ago he was found at Eel
ma, acting rather insanely, and was
sent to this city, where he was placed
In a ward. He said he wanted to go
to San Diego and being told It was not
far he started to walk. He appears
to be in good health, but his body has
outlived his mind. Fallon was once
a well known business man of Fresno.
.FRESNO, June 1.— Fergus Fallen
was to-day committed to the insane
asylum. He is 104 years old and his
mind seems completely blank. For the
last ten years, off and on, he has been
¦weakening and spent much of his time
in the County Hospital. While .there
he used other patients roughly and
many times he had to be expelled
from the place. ,
Special Dispatch to Th» Call
AXXI-LS TIJE TIERXEYS' -tTXIOX.
.The last chapter in the short but ex
citing marita] adventures of Matthew
U: Tierney was" wrjtten- yesterday by
Judge." Hebbard. It is in the form of an
'annulment, at ."fierriey's marriage with
Frances T. Brown, which occurred at
Sacramento less than a fortnight ago.
Tierney and", his friend, William L.
ppatt, testified that the former was" un
. d'tfr- tlie influence of drugs and liquor
.when he a!l9\Ved himself to be cap
tured t»y the charming defendant and
Jed to the. altar. The court, finding that
¦Tierney wire incapable of contracting at
the Jitae. net" the marriage aside.
• The infeHcitfes- of Mary Josephine
Corwin- and Harry Emerson Corwin
.**ere" aired ip Jjidge Graham's court,
where both the jvife's suit for divorce
on the. ground of desertion and "the
*hp*band's cross -complaint charging In
fidelity were before his Honor. A de
cree was entered that Mrs. Corwin take
.the divorce, but that the IT-year-oId
daughter of the union remain In the
custody of th'e husband's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Goodwin of .Frultvale,
where the mother Is to *ee the child at
reasonable times.
Suits for. divorce were* begun yester
day .as follows:. Marcus" B. Dye against
.Mary ,R." Dye -for desertion, "Minnie J.
Urowtf against .J. Olcott "Brown for fail
?ure to provide, Annabelle Van Allen
against 11&ny Van Allen for failnre to
•provide, Rlfea X. Brown against George
. H. Brown- for desertion «nd- failure .to
.provide and Nellie B. Reed • against
•GcArge W. Reed for desertion.
Aft actiomVfor the annulment of the
marriage of Mary J. Daiby-Grifflth and
Henry C. Parby -Griffith was begun by
it. C & Oliver Dibble as Attorneys for
<he .wife. Trie complaint alleges that
when the parties were married in Colo
rado in 18S5 the husband had a wire
living at * his old home in
-Judge Murasky granted W. H. Harris
a divorce from Etta May Harris on the
ground of infidelity. ¦ • . * ' '
Ju'Sge Troutt divc>rced. Richard Mo
Cabe from' E.thel McCabe because of
her- desertion, .' '. ¦ .";.' ; : .* '; . :.
.Judge MeVbard dented L>ena Fehle
nt-lcheT'p application for divorce from
August JPehlemelcher, but granted the
.husband's cross-BUit -for release from
th-e marriage; <ha.t occurred in this city
in May, i&>8. The plaintiff alleged cru
elty-in various forms, {ncluding. threats
of her husband_ f o shoot her. The court
found- these- charges unsupported by the
evidence, and the defendant . proved
th3t his wife had dese.rted him without
cause. • '• ¦ -*¦'• '¦¦¦ '*
; The defendant did not oppose the
e-utt. and Judge Troutt said that as
f con as formal proof of the marriage
rpcord- at SuisUn was' filed he' would
enter the' decree of annulment.
r>»KN*O\YN" WOMAN IX THE CASE.
Another young and attractive wife
obtained freedom from galling matri
rnonial bonde yesterday,- when Judge
floss: granted a. .decree divorcing Flor
ence • I*. Van Wormer from Roy Van
tVormer on her- proofs that he had
cruelly, abused-faer and fail.ed to provide
for Ithe. wants of herself- -and their 2
•year-old- son: The plaintiff testified that
her ihusband hid shown her love letters
from another woman, to her unknown,
arid, had taunted her with, his love for
this .person: In. granting a decree the
court ordered : that the defendant pay
his. wife $6^ per mnath and that she
should have, the custody <bf the boy.
; judge Kerrigan yesterday .defeated
the -efforts of-b<>th a h'usbati'd and a ivlfe
to -obtain* tiivorce from, each other.
Marie -Elizabeth Fisher sued to break
the bonds it her ma-Triage to. James
Fisher, whom she married In this city
on December. 2?, 1S9L She alleged cru
sty vif an ''.extreme character. The de
fendant - filed . a counter- complaint,
making a similar charge against hrs
wiJe. After several days-' deliberaticm
on; the conflicting evidence Ju^ge Ker
rigan decided torefuse each of the .par
ties the divorce desired- ' • ¦¦ "• *"
Mrs. Goodrich'.s testimony was cor
roborated in some of Its details by her
neighbor. Mrs. Badie E. Archibald, who
told the court how her friend had fled
to ?ier for protection from Goodrich alt
the time, of the former shooting affair.
This shooting was a matter of common
knowledge and Goodrich . had. been
jailed for It. The witness had seen the
defendant, drunk and parading the
Ftreets in his underclothes; and she had
heard. his' threats against the; life of
his wife.. She it was to whom Mrs.
Gobdrich had first disclosed the fact. of
her remarriage, and she had employed
an attorney 'to hunt up the record of
that ceremony and to bring the action
for .its annulment. " . .
The persons were divorced ; after a
brief marital experience in October}
1WL The wife was the plaintiff in that
action and established cruelty as the
ground of the decree. On July S, 1902,
as Mrs. Goodrich testified yesterday.
Goodrich met her on the street and
threatened to shoot her if she refused
to remarry him. He had shot at her
ence when : they were living together
before. Yielding out of terror, she al
lowed him to take her to Suisun. in
Solano County, where they were mar
ried by -a Justice of the Peace. They
returned at once to this city, and Mrs.
Gaodrich declared that she left the
mac at the f erry, went to her home
an3 had not seen him since." Eight
<lays after the forced marriage she
called for Japan, where employment
tad been offered her and where she
remained for a year and a half. Her
second marriage had meanwhile been
kept secret even from her mother.
The Becond marriage of Herschel
Goodrich and Louise Becker Goodrich
•was broken yesterday by Judgre Trcutt
In the Superior Court after the young
and pretty wife had told his Honor a
etrange tale of her husband's use of
force to compel' her to remarry him.
Fergus Fallon Acts Strange
ly and Must Hereafter Re
main in a State Institution
Darby-Griffith Has a Wife
Too Many and the Ameri
can One Asks Annulment
TIERXEY IS SET FREE
Finds Second Marriage of
Louisa and Eterschel Good
richKesult Of Threat to Kill
ATTEMPTS LONG WALK
Former Fresno Business
3Ian Who Outlives a Cen
tury Goes to an Asylum
EXTREME AGE
RUINS A MIND
JUDGE BREAKS
FORCED ONION
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY," JUNE: 2, 1901.
MISS SEFTON
VERY POPULAR
IN THE EAST
7
! '>* C ADVXBTISEMZirrB.
SifSAVED FROM
¦ OPERATIONS.
''¦¦/. r- r^- \ ¦ *:
ZS3S. BTELLA CEBBTT, {
ZTo. 3264 Bosh St., San Francisco.
MRS. CERNT SATS: "After yeaVs of suf-
fering and drusTtTig and after two unsuccess-.
ful surgicsl operations, I have t>e«n promptly
and thoroughly cured by the Electro-Chemla
treatment st a very reasonable expense. it
li\e« me crest pleasure to recommend this
most wonderful sew treatment to suffering
»fn:»n for I am cure that there Is no treat-
ment in th» world Tinal . to it for the serious
tpt^lal diseases of our fx."
(Signed) MRS. STBLLA CERNT.
..-.:.- 2264 Bunh St.. Ssn Francisco.
f LECTRC-CHEMIC SPECIALTIES:
Electro-Chemistry cores quickly, pain-
let-sly and cheaply Cancers. Tumorn. Old
i Ulcers, Dciemi, Xbeuaaatism, Keuraljrla.
. Looomctor Atarla. Paralysis, Deafness,
i Head iroiceo. Zssomnla, Goitre, Brlarnt'C
Disease. Diabetes. Dyspepsia, Plleis, all
Slseaseo of the- Stomach. Liver. Kidneys,
Bladder and Bovtls, all Kcrvons Blstases
J aad Spocial diseases of SCen and Women.
Tree examination, diagnosis, advice
and trial treatment.
HOME '• THSATMJBWT— Patients aro
cured most successfully at acme by
Electro'-CieDiistry. Those who cannot
caU for personal examination are advised
to write a full description of their symp-
toms, and . full Instructions will be
promptly forwarded for home examina-
tion and* treatment, free of charge.
ILECTRO-CHEMIS INSTITUTE
118 OEANT ATE. Cor. Yost St-
8AN FRANCISCO.
Office, hours — 9 a. ra. to I p. m. and* 7 to I
B. m. dally. Bundays— 10 a. m. to 1 p, m.
¦•carats . a»arUnents_.f cr J«41ts . and_ irectleiaen.
CAZADERO
The Qea of All Hortbtxn ' Betrt*toh .
Or ore, Tortst. OXada and Dsll. ¦ ,
Crest, Canyon, Hill and Sal*. '.
Xnoll, Knob, Peai and Mountain-.
The horn* of the' trout and the haunt of ths>
<ieer. Reached over th« North Shore Ry.i via
8ausallto Ferry.
A year ago I leased this resort for. a nua- ;
ber of years. To-day I have the pleasure to
tell you that, owing to last season's big and.'
unprecedented partonage, I have purchased this
magnificent domain of over 1200 acres. A thor-
ough renovation has been made of all the prop-
erties. Insuring the best of service and ac-
commodation. In the matter of recreation
a new building containing a bowling alley has
been added, also a new tennis court, and boat-
, ing and bathing on the. river, all free to guests.
i Free camping grounds ln fhe Cazadero giant
! redwoods from May until October, Jbtrt sani-
i tary rule* must be complied w.ith.
I Lots, one-quarter acre, for sale., from $100
up. and cottages built to suit at city flgures.-
Take Sausallto Ferry via North Shore -Ran-
Toad. Round trip, good for six months. $3 73.
Round trip. Friday till Monday, $3; no stag-
ing; depot on'the ground. Fare at hotel or cot-
tages, $2 per day; $10 to f.U per week; special -
rate by the' month.
For particulars other than herein given -writ*
J. J. THIRIQN. owrer and manager. .Hotel -del
Cazadero. Sonoma Co.. Cal.. or North Shore
R. R. office. 626 Market at.. Ban* Francisco.
VACATION 1904
IS HOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
"VACATION" is iss&ed an- V
California Northwestern R'y
¦THE FICTCKXSQu'E SOCTE Of CALI70SXU,
and Is the standard * publication ;T5
on the Pacific Coast for Informa-
tion regarding j ' " . '
MINERAL SPRING RESORTS.
COUNTRY HOMES AND FARMS
WHERE SUMMER BOARDERS
ARE TAKEN, AND SELECT CAMP-
ING SPOTS/ ''• * ;
This year's edition, "Vacation 1
1904," contains over 150 pages. . •!
beautifully illustrated, and ia ' J
complete in its detailed Informa- .
. tion as to location, accommoda- 1
¦ tlons. - attractions, etc., with • J
terms from $7.00 per week up.
To be had at Ticket Offices. C2O Market
Street (Chronicle Building), and Tlburon Ferry,
foot of Market Street; General Office. Mutual
Life Building, corner of 8ansome and California
Streets. San. Francisco; ln Oakland at 972
Broadway. • ; '-^T- ;V
Applications by Mall Will Bectlvt Ha-
ni ediat a Besponse. , '.:¦-,
H. C. WHITIXG. Gen'l Manager.
R. X. RYAN, Gen'l Pass'r Ajent.
CAMPBEll HOT SFXXVOS.
In Sierra Nevada Mountains. Sierra County.
5000 feet elevation. Are beautifully located
at the head' of the great Sierra Valley, 30
miles long by 5 miles* wide, surrounding which
Is the great primeval forest of pine and fir. A
specialty Is made of the table. The hot springs
are unequaled- for the cure ot rheumatism.
goui, liver and kidney complaints and all blood
ana skin diseases. Rates for room and board.
$12 to $14 per week. Round trip from San
Frknclsco to springs via Boca. $14 50. Stage
dally except- Sunday, connecting wlta 8 p. m.
train from San Francisco.
TAXOS TAVEK3J — Situated on tha
shores of Lake Tahoa, the largest and most
beautiful body of water .In the world at this
elevation, is now open for the accommodation
of guests. ' The tavern will be conducted tnle)
season by Mr. F. W, Richardson, manager ot
California's famous misston hotel. The Ol'sn-
wood.i Riverside, which is sufficient g-oarante*
that it will be strictly first class. Tin table-
will be supplied with all delicacies of the sea-
son, while fishermen will be constantly em-
ployed to furnish lake trout. For rates address)
_^ F. W. RICHABP8ON.
LAKEPORT AND BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAOE LINE— Hootand to Bartlett Bprlnsa,
via Lakeport, carrying passengers for Lakeport
and Bartlett Springs. Stages connect with
trains at HoDland. Leave Hopland at 12:30:
arrive at Lakeoort at 8:30: arrive at Bartlett
Springs at 7:30. New ft- horse 14-passengsr
tourist wagons, with all the most modern im-
provements. Passengers for Lakeport or Bart-
Int Sprtnss, call for tickets by Bartlett Springs
8tage Line. Tickets can be purchased at ofSc*
of California N. TV*. Ry.. 650 Market st.. or
at Tlburon ferry.
. MILLER A HOWARTX Props.
- WHITE STTLFSTCnK S7SX2TQ9, Tall a] o,
Cal. Moat accessible springs to San Francisco;
round trio $1. so stage fare; only 2\i hours'
ride; 5 miles from Vallejo: hot. cold and
plunge sulphur baths; wonderful cures of rheu-
matism, neuralxla. eczema, kidney liver and
stomach diseases. Beautiful grounds and laka
for boatins; and bathing. Dancing pavilion.
New bowline alley and shuffle board. Kates.
$10 a'week. Including baths. Address MAN-
UEL MADRID> Vallejo. Cal.
BXT3IC05T FABK— A delightful resort
on shores of Lake Tahoe. Best sandy beach
for bathing- on the lake. Fln» fly flshtns; and
hunting ln season. Boats, fishing tackle and
horses at moderate hire. Rates $2 a day or
from $10 to $16 per week. P. O. and telephone.
A. L. FROST. Rubicon Park. Lake Tahog. Cal.
W K1T2TET HOUSE,
Truckee Cal. The leading hotel. Headquar*
ters for 'tourists and commercial men. Summer
and winter resort. Maal station for passen-
gers Stage for Lakes Independence and Web-
ber Camobell Hot Springs and Slerraville.
STEWART McKAT. proprietor.
XJLXE TAXOr.
LAKESIDE PARK. Open May 1. Hotel.
cottages and tents. Popular family resort. De-
lljrktful camping grounds near steamer land-
ing. Furnished tents to rent. Booklets. Trav-
elers' Bureau.-' 30 Montgomery St., or ot E. D.
Bmith * Co.. StateUne P. P.. CaL
«TH2J GBOVE."
Lake Tahoe half a mile eatt of Tallac. on
lake shore: rates $2.00 a day; $10.00 a week:
meals COc Good saddle horses and the best
of livery. Boats free to all guests. J. £.
PARMETER. proprietor. Tallac. Cal.
UKBVEX'S PARK. Gaernsvlll*.
A resort for your family. Partly furnished
cottage*, $12 per ' month j and up. Tents «n.t
platforms. Near Russian River. Board an.i
room 'at $7 SO per week. See PECK'3. 11
Montgomery st. . '¦
OCCZSIOTAZi SOTSXs EATWaBSS,
.. First-class resort; tennis, croquet, bowline,
amusement hall, eta. Special rates to families.
Terms reasonable. A. GAUDAKD. Prop., phoae
Black HL . •.
. KrVZSSIDE HOTEL and COTTAOE3
Nesr beach;- SO acres beautiful grounds: sp»-
eial rates to families: write for booklet. F.
PARSON. Proprietor. Santa Cru«-
" frnT.T.TiWHC HOTEL. El Varano. So-
noma Co.. Cal Terms. $1 dajf and up;, hoc
mineral springs near by. Long distance tele-
phone; daily mall. JOHN BERRE3. Proprietor.
CAMP FXSTOiXSI, , Marln County:
housekeeping cottages »U per month; hotel
rate. $3 per week.
T.AiTB SHORE HOUSE — Glenbrook.
Nev Cottaree torent$3up. Ist-class board, millc
and CT°ainr fre»h vegetables. D. COUILLARD.
DE !**¦ ROZA resort. Santa "Crus Mountains;
cottages and tents for light housekeeping or
camping. A. J. GIBBS. Mxr.. Globs, OH.
AETNA SPRINGS
Is not a thousand miles
from nowhere. Leaving
San Francisco at 7:30
| a. m. you i get there in
time for lunch. There is
little staging. Just send
: for booklet. Aetna Springs
Co., Napa County, Cal.
THE NEW HOTEL AT
ADAMS
\ IS FINISHED.
Every one knows that Adams water cures
stomach, liver and kidney diseases.
WHY EXPERIMENT?
For further particulars write to W. R PRA-
THER.
LAKE COUNTY
. New, comfortable carriages direct to the
most picturesque portion of California. Eest
¦ equipped stage line ln the State. Leaves Calls-
toga dally (Sundays excepted) at 11:30 a. m.,
direct to Harbin. Selgler. Adams. Howard. An-
derson, Hobergs, Hpter*. Astorgs and Glen-
brook; half hour for lunch at Callxtoga; also to
Mlddletown. Lower Lake, Kelseyvllle and
Lakeport. Livery ln connection. .
0 WM. SPIERS. Proprietor.
Hotel | CARMELO
Pacific Grove, California. "The Little Del
Monte." At the seaside with home comforts.
The Dlace to spend your vacation with your
family. Surf bathing and fishing. Rates
with board |2 50 a day upward, cheeper than
staying home. Send for Illustrated pamphlet.
Address GEO. H. CORDT, Manager.
CAMP VACATION.
Hotel under canvas on the Russian River
below Guernevllle ln a grove a mile and a half
long, skirting the river; tennis courts; 40 new
boats; will build a dam Ln the rivrr; 4 miles
of smooth water for boating and bathing.
Adults (2 per day, $10 per week; children
under 10 half rates. Special rates for fam-
ilies. Opens May 1. Addr»«s MRS; L. C.-CNO-
PIUS, Camp Vacation, "Vacation" P. O., So-
noma County, Cal. >,
LYTTON SPRINGS
New management; no staging; depot on
grounds; ,.phone; fare $2 40; Tlburon ferry;
rates $10 to $15 week; table first clam; our
own dairy: hot mineral bath*; swimming tank;
livery; billiards; croquet. Booklet Pack's Bu-
reau, 11 Montgomery St.. or BARKER &
ROSS, Lytton Springs. Sonoma Ccunty, Cal. •
THE TALLAC
Now open. The Summer Resort of America.
European plan only. Cafe flrst class. Prices rea-
Bonable. Resident physician. No consumptives.
Pamphlets at S. P. office, 613 Market street.
Address M. LAWRENCE & CO.. Tallac, Cal.
HOTEL BEN LOMOND,
Santa Cms Mountains.
Now open. For booklet apply to Peck's Bureau.
II Montgomery, or 8. P. Co., (tl.1 Market. B.
DICKINSON. Prop.. Ben Lomond, Cal. •
Napa Soda Springs.
¦ The famous, mountain health and pleasure
resort is now open for the patronage of the
public. Address JOHN JACOBS.
B ROC I<: W A ;,Y
IiAke Tahoe, -.' .' :
OPENS JUKE l«t.
Write FRANK B. ALVERSON. Mgr..
| ¦ '¦-¦:•; , Brockwaj-, Cal.
POINT AR^ENA HOT SPRINGS.
Open June 1. new hotel; large dining-room,
telephone, hunting, . fishing, swimming, bowl-
ing, dancing. G«t booklet Information Bureau,
30 Montgomery st. DR. W. A. McCORNACK.
proprietor. - • .
TtEED PAD1T INN* nd cottages; 6 miles from
DECK rAHA llui Laka Tahoe: open June 1;
elevation 6607 feet; mineral spring*. Booklet
Travelers' Office, 30 Montgomery, st.
i • J. B. SCOTT. Deer Park, Cal.
! The Reason Why
j BARTLETT
is so popular as a HEALTH and
PLEASURE resort:
I The increasing numbers benefited
by visiting the Springs.
The purity and agreeable taste of
the waters.
The delightful and health-giving
, baths. t
The excellency, of the table. :•¦
' The dry and bracing atmosphere.
The walks and drives through the
mountains. ' . .
The hunting and fishing with all
kinds of amusements.
; Nature and man' vying with each
other to give air a delightful time.
RATES— Hotel, $12.00 to $17.G0'per
week; housekeeping cottages, $3.00 to
$15.00 a. week. > {{i
Write . J. B. , McMahan, Bartlett 1
Springs, Cal.. or call at 2 Sutter.st.,
San Francisco.
I GRAND OPENING
and Dedication of the Exten-
sive Beach Improvements at
Santa Cruz
Saturday Ev'ng, June 1 1
Grand Fireworks Display by California
Fireworks Co. Brilliant Electrical Illu-
minations of Pacific Ave. and Esplanade,
I Neptune Casino, Plunge Baths and Pleas-
ure Pier. Third Artillery Band, U. S. A..
Concert and Ball.
Special Excursions via S. P. Ry
I ' ' .¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦
Santa Gatalina Island
SVs Hours From Los Angeles. Season 1904.
Our famous Marine Band.
' Hunting mountain coat, sailing, bathing,
! golf, tennis and . the finest fishing on the
Cam? Life a Special Feature.
Hundreds of furnished tents at reason-
able rates.
Hotel MetrpgoiB, )
| Modern In all particulars.
! For further information address
PECK'S INFORMATION BUREAU. 11
Montgomery St., or BANNING CO., 222 S.
I Spring st., Loh Angeles.
O /•" /I /"»/"» O HOT SPRINGS, SONOMA
OK/i(j(jU COUNTY: °nly *H hours
from San Francisco and
' mmmm ~ mmm ~ mm """"" but 0 miles staging; wa-
ters noted for medicinal vlrtuec; best natural
hot mineral water bath In State: boating and
swimming In Warm Spring Creek: good trout
streams; telephone, telegraph, daily mall, ex-
I press and San Francisco morning and evening
I papers; FIRST-CI-ASS HOTEL, AND STAGE
8F.RVICE; both morning and afternoon stages,
round trip from San Francisco only $3 50. Tak*
| Tlburon ferry dally at 7:30 a. m. or 2:30 p. m.
Rates $2 a day or $12 a weel« References, any
Rti*-t t of the paBt nine years. Patronage of
190T. unprecedented. Information at Tourist In-
formation Bureau. 11 Montiromery St., or of
J. F. MULGREW. Skaggs. Cal.
• ••• ««»»»«•• «»»»»¦««<»»««»
j CAMP CURRY
i ' . Get circulars at all railroad offices. ,
? Advertised by 4000 guests. i
| YOSEMITE ;;
3LUE"
Ideal summer resort; hunting, boating, fish-
ing. Music every evening. Send for pamphlet.
O. WEISMAN, Mldluke P. O., Lake Co.. Cal..
or call on Dr. Happersberger, 1104 Market, S. F.
LA. IKES
HOTEL ROWARDENNAN
"IN THE MOUNTAINS BT THE SEA."
BEN LOMOND— Santa Cruz County.,
REGULAR SEASON.
Opened May 15 under entirely new man-
agement. Round trip trlckets from San Fran-
cisco $3. For booklet apply Peck's Bureau,
11 Montgomery st... S.F.. or to WILLIAM G.
DODGE, Lessee. , . - , -
fl If n fa &l Hot Springs; on line South.
1 1 V 1 1 1 1 nl ern Paclfl c: 2% hours from
Kl K I I In Kan Francisco. 3 trains
11 I Kill II daily : luxurious mineral
U I HUH Bnd «""' baths; hotel
unique - ln cuisine service
and appointments. Information at S. P. Co.
Bureau, 013 Market st.,' Peck's Bureau, 11
Montgomery St.. or H. R. WARNER, Byron
Hot Springs. . Cal
Harbin Springs
... Most desirable ln Lake Co. ;, contains sulphur.
Iron, magnqpla and arsenic: wonderful cures of
rheumatism, catarrh, kidney, liver and stomach
troubles; new gymnasium, bowling alley, hand-
ball court and , billiard-room. Acetylene gas
plant, livery, home dairy, >flne vegetable garden
Round trip ticket*, S. P. office, $7. J. a!
HAYS, Proprietor. . . <
LAKE TAKOS RAILWAY AND
TRANSPORTATION CO. /
' Connects at Truckee with train leaving S. F.
at 8:05 "p. m. Returning, connects at Truckee
with train reaching 8. F. at 7:50 a. m.
TUXEDO HOT El7~
Extensively Improved since last ' season.'
Opened April 1. THOS.L. BELL, Mgr.; Fel ton,
Cal. 'Buy tickets ' to ' Tuxedo, narrow-gauge,
foot of Market street. Round trip, $3.00. -
H, 8. B. R. TOCflLOMA - lUria Cv
Bertrand Hotel: flr*t-class accommodations;
special rates for families and partita; fishing,
hunting. ¦ boating ' bathing; - beautiful drives to
Bear 'Valley: telephone. JOSEPH F. . BER-
TRAND, or Bulletin Office, every Thursday, 2
to 4 ». m. A
THE GEYSERS
The Most Pamons Health. and Pleasor*
, Besort.ln California.'. ¦
THE CLIMATE AND SCENERY are unsur-
passed and the waters are acknowledged the
best on - the market. Natural mineral, steam
and Hammarn bathsr Swimming lake of tepid
mineral water. Boatinjr; hunting, fishing,
dancing, shuffle-board, blllfards and croquet.
THE HOTEL AND COTTAGES have been
renovated throughout, and new cottages and a
fine pavilion built this year. ! ;•
• There will be a fully equipped dairy and Ilv-
ery stable ln connection with the hotel. The
hotel, cottages, bath houses and grounds are
lighted by electricity.
The hotel will.be supplied with the best the
market affords." Rates, $10, $12. $14 and $16
per week. .For further particulars and booklet
write R..H. CURRY, Prop. The Geysers.
Sonoma County, California.
AguaCaliente
Springs
We have . added many NEW attractions to
this beautiful and romantic epot; open all the
year round; the nearest Hot Sulphur Springs to
San FVancIsco. temperature . 115 degrees; no
staging; fare $1 10: sure cure -fon .heumatlrm,
asthma and all kindred ailments. We have five
different Hot Sulphur Springs: tub and plunge
baths and the largest mineral water swimming
tank ln the State. Table and rooms are first
clam. Rates $2 per day. $12 to $14 *per week.
Special rates %p families and half rates to chil-
dren. Inquire at Peck's, 11 Montgomery at-,
or address THEO. RICHARDS. Agua Calient?
Springs. Sonoma County. California.
-» We have erected a stone building, modern
dining-room; can seat 400 guests.
FREE EXCURSION
-TO—
TUSCAN
SPRINGS
MAY 1O.' 19O4.
For the next sixty days the Tuscan Mineral
Springs Corporation will furnish railroad trans-
portation to and from Tuscan Springs and any
points within 300 miles, free to visitors who
sp--nd thirty days, and free fare one way to
those spending twenty days at the springs. '
Send 30c ln stamps for bottle of stomach and
catarrh salt. Booklet free.
Rates $12 per week and up.
TUSCAN MINERAL SPRING CORP.,
i Tuscan. Cal.
WHY NOT SPEND YOUR
SUMMER AT HOTEL DEL
MONTE? NEW MANAGE-
MENT-GOLF, GLASS-
BOTTOMED BOATS, SURF
AND POOL BATHING,
OILED ROADS. SPECIAL
TERMS TO FAMILIES.
GEO. P.SNELL, MANAGER.
MARK WEST
. H -*£c.p? B SPRINBS
MRS. J. D. DROST and MRS. H. KOENER
will manaco the springs; many improvements;
new cement bathhouse and gas all over place;
$2 day; $10 and $12 week. Office. 833 Larkin
st.,, cor. Geary, or Mark West Springs, Santa
Rosa. Rural No. 6.
SODA BAY SPRINGS
Situated on Clear Lake. Hunting.' fishing,
boating, launch, horses, tennis, croquet, dark-
room, warm soda geyser ln bathhouse, club-
house, etc.. Increased accommodations, modern
convenluices. Scenery unsurpassed. • Table a
specialty; Rates per week, $10 to $15. Photos
and Information at Chatfleld & Vlnzenfs. 228
Montgomery st. or LEE D. CRAIO. Manager,
Soda Bay. Kelseyvllle P. O., Lake Co.. Cal.
LAUREL DELL,
The Switzerland of America. The only lake
resort that has I.t.t own mineral springs. Boat-
ing, swimming, fishing and hunting. EDGAR
DURNAN. sole proprietor. Laurel Dell P. O.,
Lake County, Cal.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Banta Ro*a— Beautiful - grounds, all kinds of
amusements : valuable water; cures rheuma-
tism,- dropsy, dyspepsia, liver, kidney, ca-
tarrh, stomach troubles; phone; -bus meet*
train; take Tlburon ferry; rates per week $8
up. H. A. D. FLEMING. Banta Rosa, Cal.
GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM.
' Not a hospital; best equipped on Coast; mod-
ern improvements; , large treatment rooms;
ideal location; r>»i acres; one block from street
cars; write for literature. San Jose, Cal. .
VICH/ SPRINGS
Three miles from Uklah, Mendoclno County.
Natural electric waters, champagne baths.
Lovely grounds: fishing and hunting; crystal
spring; accommodations and table first class.
¦ J. A. RKDEMEYER. Proprietor.
DUNCAN SPRINGS
OPEN May 15. 'Two miles from Hopland.
Fine medicinal waters. Hard finished hotel.
Excellent table. Rates $1(^ to $12 per week.
PARK HOUSE, Ben Lomond, CaL
- Under new management. Up to date. Beau-
tiful grounds. Running stream and pond with
Eood flohlne. Playgrounds for children. Free
carriage meets all trains. J. I >. CELLA, Mgr.
OwnSflmierHome -SisSESScS. " Camp-Meeker.
Pure water, equable ' climate, lots selling $10
up; cottages -built by Meeker, $50 up; depot:
stores: .restaunrnt; hotel; post and express:
telephone; sawmill; 000 lots sold; 300 cottages
built. Sausallto ferry. . N. S. R. R. M. C.
MEEKER. Camp Meeker, Sonoma County.
nCDf.CHFIM Delightfully situated In the
DCKUjllEliU Santa - Cruz - Redwoods. Rates
$7 and $8 per week. For particulars address Q
F. BIEDENWEG, R. D. 121. Santa Cruz, Cal.
Bathing Suits
20 Post Street
\&&%y£^w£u!^f^.^ tm • m ' '----I^^h^^S 9t— ir **~ Xf ' " U I L^ T^ ** I^^ssssssss^^^ r^i^AssS-— ' ' •— m& *P * \S:1 M**iTi V J _.Jr
WHY NOT TRY
Highldr)d
; ir YOU ARE GOING TO THE
Spripgs
\X7Z OFFER YOU THE BEST OK MINERAIi.
" T waters, accommodations. • and service.
Table unsurpassed. Rooms hard finished, light,
ed by electricity. Buildings newly painted.
All the popular *ports and amusements. Liv-
ery, telephone and flee.
Shortest route and cheapest fare to Lake
County. Most centrally situated. Delightful
excursions on Clear Lake and to other resorts.
Make your reservations now.
TERMS— $10 to $17 50 per week. For Book-
let, etc., call ort our agent, H. R. DUFT1N,
633 Market street, or address
CRAIG & KERR,
Highland Springs. Cal.
j - "
I Spend Your Vacation
for $2O at
San Luis
Hot Sulphur
Springs San L^, 0!)l8P0 '
The most Ideal resort for pleasure and
health on the Pacific Coast. Buy round '
trip ticket from San Francisco to San
Luis Hot Sulphur Springs. San Luis
Obispo. Cal.. and return. Including stage
to and from springs and one week's
board for f2O.OO to fJ22.OO, according
to location of rooms, or board and accom-
modations 90.00 to flS.OO per week.
Scenic surroundings, - free bathing,
boating and fishing on grounds. Fine
shady walks, tennis and croquet grounds,
dance pavilion for" gueets. Fine- sea
beach one mile from Hot Sulphur Springs.
Cottages and furniture are all new. Gas
throughout buildings and grounds. Our
table is well supplied with the best the
market .affords. Our stage meets trains
arriving at San Lu»s Obispo at 3:15 p. m.
every day (except Sunday).
This is no hospital or sanatorium.
Si Y 3cJ\ tfose I
¦ ¦ Situated In Venaome Park of 12 |
19 acres, a charm Inz summer resort: |
IB both city and country advantages: f
flfl automobile garage on the grounds E
vg *>frefe to guests. Bathing pavilion, t
\a bowling alleys, tennis, etc. New t
B auto road map of the f ,
fl county mailed on ap- j % *tf 9>c %
PARAISO SPRINGS
*. Monterey County, Cal.
The mon popular sanitary and health
.resort ln California. Completely renovated
and Improved. No winds or fogs, and sur-
passingly grand mountain and valley scen-
ery. Hot soda and sulphur baths,, large,
swimming tank and excellent table. "Write
for booklet and particulars to F. W.
SCHROEDER. Manager, or PECK'S IN-
FORMATION BUREAU, 11 Montgomery st.
LA HONDA AND PBSCADERO
Buy your railroad ticket to Redwood City; 9
a. m train 3d and Townsend. and 9:20 a. m.
train' from San Jose connect with stages direct.
Address WALTER KNIGHT. Redwood City,
Cal.
KLAMATH SPRINGS,
Beswlck. Slsklyou County, California. -
Write to EPSON BROS, for Booklet-
Saratoga Springs.
15 different mineral springs. Information at
Peck's Bureau, 11 Montgomery st.. or at J.
MARTENS, Bachelor P. P.. Lake Co.. Cal.
INDEPENDENCE LAKE.
Fishing; boats; excellent table; climate per-
fect; 10 miles from Truckee. ln an unbroken
forest. For information inquire at Traveler
office. 30 Montgomery st.. Peck's Information
Bureau, or Mrs. H. M. demons, Truckee. Cal.
SOLID COMFORT HOME
Extensively improved: 1900 feet altitude; «o
fog; climate delightful; large orchard; vegetable
garden; hot. cold baths; spring water; cement
swimming tank, 40x80. Rates $8 week up; stage
meets train. Schuler & Scheben. Nape, Cal.
§j*£^2£M! TEINTS
Brjl-J3S2SS8 Awning's, Haaunooks,
PMTO^\yjNyrH Bag's
nffilllllUWlMT T'l W. A. FLU1OI2S.
Tel. Main M9. Ill Clay st.
. JOHANNISBERG.
New hotel; modern conveniences;. large, airy
dining-room; hunting, fishing, swimming, boat-
ing; $10 and $12 per week. THEO. BLANCK-
ENBUKG JR., Prop-, Oakvllle. Napa Co.. or
INFORMATION BUREAU. 30 Montgomery st.
/Yl OTJNTAIIT VIEW RANCH HOTEL
* "and cottagen, ln the mountains, near Santa
Cruz.- First-class table and accom., gas, baths,
phone dally mail, bowling, croquet, amuse-
ments'; terms, $9 up. Campers to Glenwood, Inc.
carr!»««:e. *.T 75 round trip. FREDERICKSEN
ft BUTTON', suc'n to F. It. DUNN. Santa Crux.
LAUREL GBOVE FABK — Children's
resort during summer vacation; best of home
care: beautiful grounds: climate perfect: fresh
milk and eggs; open June 1; terms $5 .per
week. MRS. O. W. NICHOLS, Dlmond P. O.,
Frultvale. '
BEOWOOD TULA BE3OBT.
Excellent beard, home cooking; tent ground.
if desired, with board, $5. Room and board $8
to Sit). Bf st hunting and fishing. MRS. A. L.
ACKERMAN, La Honda, San Mateo County.' .
WAll SPSIKOS — On Oaernevllle
branch Cal. N. XV. R. R., Sonoma Co.; phone;
pavilion; bus meets morning train: hot sulphur
baths; circulars. MRS. C. »N. MEREDITH.
Prop.. Heald»burg; R. D. 1.
SCHAEI'ER'S OROVE — BOSS TAliET.
- Private boarding; terms reasonable. Team
meets SundAy morning ; trains. Address MKi*.
MATT LINDSAY. Ross Station. -.-¦ ¦¦--.
WILLOW RANCH, dellghtfuUy located in
redwoods S miles from Santa Cruz. Spring
water, fruit," milk, excellent. table; dally mall;
free conveyance; $7 week; phone Suburban 87.
MRS. W. CRANDELL, Santa Cruz, Cal.

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