The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 21, 1900, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, ANCIENT DRUIDS STIL AT WORK I\ GRAND GROVE Winners of Prizes for the Best Exemplification of Bard’s Degree ERLR S Becommendations Adopted — Past Arches’ Associations May Be Formed—Grand Ball in 0dd Fellows’ Hall. WM g of the second day's ses- ve of California of itted. Gec <n!0 H. Burk, George ro and H. J. Goller >mmittee on honored F. Dunand, J. A. Devoto and H ppointed a committee on ort ileo .lml re ng the year Colma; kton at Stock- sco; Benicia, a Rosa, and “Angcles. Simi against Alpine | d and the case re- the appeal chi_the action cversed. the dect expelling Blanchi for | g a Druld being sus- ommend: ni were approved: Al- te groves, su e T aia e iin dls\n« ts in which Grove will elect its | e representatives. For will be a great con- discu on be a con ta Rosa, he honor. here was a grand ball in jon of the report the official organ Modesto and « in honor of the grand oft resentatives. The hall with Drulds and their joyed a well-arranged dances. The ¥ mmittees ha n (chairman). J. . F. Horn (treas- (secretary), C. Lester, Pauber, C. D. Erns, F. 1 M. Woift, C. < > Barrade&, J L. ¢ . G. Raggl, A C li‘v\ \! .I Er A. Avansino, inc mer, 8. E. Kearney, M.’ Bianchi, Mrs tmmer, E. Johnson, N N Williams, A, Thornhill, Mrs. rong, G. Pattarga, G. inoni. manager; R. Higuera, L £ i, J Godeau, E. Johnson, e u‘)"urmnm W. G. A Barton, C. t, 5o 1. Mre. Brown, G. Déi « _uchessa k there entatives. Forty- | d the first session f | m in the matter of that such be not ble grand arch be nses when | grove; the ns of past arches ping alive the fra- xisted be- the highest sumber of candidates. | t is expected, will be | est for next place | . Dk GiLMAN, OF OAKLAND, ‘RUBBEREDY. - | e R R = S S S S hd | & b4 ¢ | 9 | |+ DR.A. Do THI 5 g L 4 | ¢ | & - HE second session of the twenty- '\ terday morning at 10 o'clock by | President W. J. Lewis of Oakland in the anditorium of the Y. M. C A. building. Dr. F. L. Platt of San Francisco read a paper by Dr. Clyde Payne of New York | on “The Implantation of Gold Capsules.” { The paper was followed by a general d | cussion. First Vice President A. F. Mer- riman Jr. then read a paper on “Discrim- ination in the Use of Cohesive and ‘\'mm | cohesive Gold in Filling Certain Cavities." Lively discussion followed the reading of | this paper, which treated of & new | in dentistry. The paper to which the | vention listened with most interest, | gver, was that of Dr. H. sérative Dentistry” was [ and con- how- Metealf. the “subject. the field covered was naturally a wide | | one Drs. Platt, Prather, | Metcalf, Seager, Root, | had each much to say. thelr remarks be- ing malinly in approvai of this paper. Be- Fletcher, Dy 1. DICK 5OF WOODLA E aER’DENflNE DA"“ ninth annual convention of Califor- | sion it was decided to hold the election of | nia Dentists was called to order yes- | N {and a much larger crowd rocess | | and had Barker, | Merriman and Talf | ISECOND SESSION HELD BY THE CALIFORNIA DENTISTS Interesting Papers and Clinics Render Gathering Profitable and Pleasant to Delegates Who Attend From All Parts of the State. b N o . ME..S'T\)NTS ?S DENTISTRY ® ,-‘ETCA\_!‘ E o° EXPONENTS OF ODONTOLOGY IN PROFESSIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL POSES. | B+4 4545 45000 e0beieiteieieiesisieiesisdedeietededeiedeiedsss@ fore the adjournment of the morning ses- office: this morning at 11 o'clock. No electioneering will be done. An informal | ballot will be taken. One of the three members with the most votes will be chosen for president. Dr. A. F. man Jr. Is a strong ably be elected. Dr. Merriman Is at pres- | ent first vice president of the association In the afternoon the complicated dental | exhibits, which have been placed in the hall, found a use. he clinics were mat- ters of profound Interest to the dentis was present | the papers in the A than had listened to morni; Over in the corner where Dr. Merriman operated, Dr. C. H. offered himself as a sacrifice to sclence his occlusal y filled with combination cohesive and non-cohe gold. The buzzing of dental wheels and the muffled groans of patients made some ¥ ctators’ teeth ache. For these there was “malted milk,” frozen into a gart ot ieneream ABrcMertoMiam apgcated 1d the bar and ladled out the beh | % | ! : Merri- | vorite and will prob- | Milberry | 5 e Dr.MILBERRY P WENT HIS FACE Fok * THE GOOD OF THE CAUSE® B e e S o SR S S 1900. ADVERTISEMENTS. “They also relieve Distress from Dyspepeiz, (nfllgm;nd’rooflnrty&tn:g. A per ness, Bad Tastemn the Mouth, Coatco Tongu Pn.h‘l ip the Side, TORPID LIVER, _ They Regulate the Bowels, Purely Vegetdbie. Senail PIll, Small Dose. Small Price, AR KNITUFING CO. 103 Post St.. Near K-arny, S. F. ¢ Styles Gent's and (hildren's (Alpaca and Knitt | food with the Insouciance of a veteran. Other Interesting clinics were: “Replac- | ing_Facings by Means of Dr. Bryant's Bridge Repair Tools,” by Dr. W, J. Tay- lor, Sacramento; “Root Canal Filling | With Silver Points.” Dr. 8. L. Strickland, San Francisco; “Root Canal Drying_ and Contour Approximal Filling With Moss Fiber Gold,” by ur. F. . Pague, San Francisco: “Porcelain " by Dr. A. H. Wallace, San_Fran, Dr. F. W. | Harndon operated a toy blacksmith shop and showed the dentists how to manu- tacture their tools at home, Pr Grass \alle Infectious Disea: Mouth,” by Dr. J. Loran Pease; mentary Report on Orthodontia,” by J.1 A. W. Lundborg, and an illustrate paper on “"Microscopy and Bacteriology by Dr. Hart. Hn convention will meet this morning | at 10 o'clock. This being the last day of actual work a great deal of business will be before the convention. Divine Healer and His Knife. e 3 Larson, 12 Taylor street, mplaint in Judge v for the arrest of Christian ler, on the charge of dly ‘weapon. She al- “Pederson made a thrust 2 knife, but she dodged ried in the wall of the height standard by litary authorities {s believed 1sed a boom in enlistment. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST STREET, San Franeiseo, B | reputation, and was cne of the few is selected o represent the development Jacstion of fhe Pocis Biest 7.000 graduates successful - 200 graduates nunu-.uy rhtrl' open the entire | Hltchcock School, SAN PAFAEL, CAL.. FOR YOU~G MEN AND BOYS. Eeparate Rooms, Gyu:-muhun, Military Drill, CHRISTMAE TERM BEGINS AUGUST WTH. HITCHCOCK. Principal. ’ MILITARY ST. MATTHEWS’ “'3igh. SAN MATEO, CAL. For catalogue and fllus- trated clrculr address A. BREWER, A. B., Rector. NAVIGATION SCHOOL Bst. I8 Men and women taught In one nth the acience of navigating o veatel around e world. Privately if desired. Marine eng re _prepared license. CAPT. VON £CHO M E [mnclpd “ lhrk-! miLLs COLLIGE AND SEMINARY RANTE DIFLOMAS AND CONFERS DE- grees; seminary course awmd to the Universities, rare opportunities offered in mullc. art and elocution. Write for catalogue to MRS ECTUMILLS, Pres.. Mille Collegs P, O Thigty ifth year: for il term opens Ave. K, 1905 COLLEGE NOTRE DAME, | SAN JOSE, CALIFORNMA, L RES[ ME STUDIES ON TUESDAY, August 7, 1900, s. P.. B:glzlgigs COLLEGE. MA — A book- 128 keeping; only g:l“lm.::g:nmu and reporters as teachers. the easiest, fastest and most readable. D- and evening. COLLEGE NOTRE DAME San Francisco. “alif -rnia. s'fl DIES WILL BE RESUMED MONDA' "‘!‘j‘f‘ A . Dolores st., near !|xlnnth POLYTECHNIC BYSINcss P i st g e Sawioges Begks. 18 the Wik 50 s oums men and women wanted. :'m, graduate ffl?vloy!d. Free uflnh‘- Uakland, Cal. IRVING INSTITUTE. Boarding and dlr school for ll‘hfl uu California st., will credited to the Unt for children; com WARD B. CHI A M, Fritz's | tablished over a third of a century; has a | | acknowledged. NOTARIES ARE NOT REMOVABLE WITHOUT CAUSE Judge Seawell Says They Are Appointed for Four Years. J. N. Turner, Removed by Governor Gage in Absence of Charges, Wins His Suit Against Recorder Godchaux. e e Notarles public are not subject to ‘Gls- | missal at the pleasure of the Governor, according to an opinfon rendered by Su- perior Judge Secawell yesterday in the |case of J. N. Turner vs. Recorder God- chaux. Turner is oné of the score or more of notaries whose appointments were revoked by the Governor a few months | ago, for mo stated reason, but because it | was understood that his.predecessor in office had done the same thing. Turner sought legal advice after his dis- missal. and to make a test case acknowl- | edged a deed executed by F. W. Kessling, ! which Godchaux refused to record, on the ground that it had not been legally Turner Instituted man- damus proceedings before Judge Seawell to compel the Recorder to enter the in- strument, and the court ruled that God- | chaux must do so. | Judge Seawell held that under the sta- | tute & notary public is appointed for four | years from and after the date of his com- | mission and may not be removed except for cause. As Turner was appointed Sep- tember 4, 1896, bis term of office does not expire until September 1 1 am of the opinion,” 'sald the court, that the office of notary public to which Turner was appointed was created by the Legislature and not by the Governor; that any statute delegating to the Governor the power to create such an office would be uneonstitutional; that not having cre- ated the office the Governor has no power to abolish it, or to remove the incumbent prior to the explraflon of his term. “The term of office of a notary public is fixed and his duties fully defined by the Political Code. He is required to ‘lve s official bond in the sum of $3000, and n his death. resignation or removal, s must be delivered to the | clerk of the county, who must deltver them to the notary's successor when | qualified,” Youth Wielded a Razor. Charles McArdle, 18 years old, living at | 823 Dolores street, Imbibed too freely last 'ruud-y night. He entered a restaurant after partaking of a meal refused to pay tor it. When remanllrned with by the proprietor he -pulled a razor and | threatened to carve any one who would ttempt to Intercept htm Policemen H. D. Jackson and C. Staples tried to arrest im. - McArdie flouris] his razor and | made an attempt to cut Staples. The of- ficer struck the boy over e head with his handcuffs, a scalp wound. ‘).(‘cArdle r:: nke'h oAl e | . Washington Council Outing. The outing of Washington Couneil of wfiml lmmuu to c-% g D R e e o ‘@w‘@ro&@@»—. &‘ the holpllnl ;nd' wea; INSURANCE MAN IS CALLED BY DEATH W. A. Scott Passes Away at His Home in San Rafael. R . B e e e . ] B e e e e THE LATE W. A. SUOTT. B R =S ) JLLIAM A. SCOTT,.a well- known business man of this city, died early yvesterday morning at his home in San Rafael. Mr. Scott had been a resident of San Francisco for miany years and at one time occupled a prominent position tn Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Bank. Ha left that insti- tution to enter the Insurance brokerage business and successfully managed the same until his death. His relatives were surprised at his sudden taking off, though Mr. Scott had been in poor health for the lagt few months. Mr. Scott was the son of the late Rev. W. A. Scott and a brother-in-law of A. Foster, president of the Callfornia Northwestern Railway. He was a native of New Ovleans and 57 years of age. He bad been a widower for a number of years, but two sons and a daughter sur- vive hims Ebenezer Scott, secretary and treasurer of the Chamber of Commerce of this city, Is a brother of deceased. The funeral will take place this after- noon at 2:30 o'clock from St. John's Pres- byterian Church, corner of California and Octavia streets. Outing Club’s Trolley. Party. The Carnation OutingsClub gave. its first trolley party last Thursday evening, the ollowl ing: Lt T oy gnne Mz, D secretary; Miss- B. Oettli, J. Kannu, M\Sl M. McDonald, H. Dorglor, . The Typewriter Invention. A cases of woak stomache i+ hag induced, Al “ seavation ne ters. - nature to bear the strain ensues. 3:0: 4 stant] Miss M. Des Spar, T. McDonald, Miss Anderson, B. Amiot, Miss OUN:H Mr. ‘Bi(g:- | &in and R. Des Spar. —_———— ST _JOSEPH’S PARISH PLANNING AN OUTING Officers and Committees Appointed to Have Charge of Annual Picnic at Shell Mound. Preparations are being made by the members of St. Joseph's Church Parish | for their annual picnic, to be held at Shell | Mound Park, July 28. Friendly rivalry ex- ists between the several parishes over their_annual outings, and the people of St. Joseph’s are making an effort this year to get the best attractions and have the most fun. Yesterday there was a meeting at St. Joseph's Hall which was largely attended and plans were laid for the coming event. The following officers and committees were selected: President, J.J. nnwllh vice president, G. | B Treacy! secreta Curtis: assistant secretary, Miss M. .|mpe committee, R. P. Doolan. Committee on music—F. Schilling (chairman), John Fitzgerald and J. J Miley. Fioor committeeT. R, Hamilion (chatrman), John McNerney and Kelly. Committee on games—J. J. ulley (chafrman), James McElearney, James McDermott, Danfel O'Neil and Thomas Nolan. —_——— Bunko Man Convicted. Frank Foster, a well-known bunko man, was convicted by Judge Conlan yesterday on a charge of vagrancy and will be sen- tenced to-day. Policemen Ross, Leonard and Burke testified that Foster was con- hanging around the Palace and Grand hotels and enticing strangers to rooms to fleece them. chairman of prize ADVERTISEMENTS. Cures Blood Poison A Trial Treatment Sent Free to All Who Suffer From Any Stige of the Diseas), Cures Cases That Hot Springs and All Other Treatments Failzd to Even Help. There has been discovered by the State Medical Institute, 203 Elektron bullding, Fort Wayne, Ind., the most remarkable Blood Poison cure ever heard of. It has cured ali such in- dications as mucous patches’in the mouth, sore throat, copper colored spots, chancres, ulcerations on the body and in hundreds or cases where the halr and eyebryws had fallen out and the whole skin was a mass of bolls, pimples and ulcers this wonderful pecific has completely changed the whou L0t 0 ciean, perfect condition of Every raliroad runalng loto l‘on Wayn scores of sufferers seel ng mll new and mur‘& ous cure and to enable tl caunot travel to realize wi work jo- msel v e%ntr own hom This Is m‘o 2y "known cure for Blood Pofson. tate to mrite at onc shd_ b seaea ™ ph. crruqm-vu'n-n At Prices to Suit Evarybody. Sweaters, Jerseys, Golf V' Jackets, S 4 Quart Bottles, $3 20 Express Charges Prepald. IGHEST GRADE FOR MEDICINAL OR family use. We give you the benefit of the middlemen's profit; besides, you are guaranteed the certaluty of [ PURE WHI KEY —3ag Nothirg on case to indicate contents. Money refunded iIf not satisfactory. Twice tne price couid buy no better. Reference, any business frm and commercial agencies. EP'RAIM & CO., Distillers’ Adents, 18 Montoom-ry St., S. F., Cal Sole_Agents French Colony Vineyard Co., Ine. #040404 040940+ 040404040404 VICHY CELESTINS iS A Natural Mineral Water Xnewn for centurles and imported ONLY IN BOTTLES. For Disordered Stomach and Indigestion Its valus has been testl. 0 fied to by thousands. 0400040400 . >0+ Seo-called Vichy in Sy. phons IS NOT VICHY. Get the Genuine. Your physiclan will recommend It A VIGNIER, Distributiog Agent visir OR. JORDAN'S gaear MUSEUN OF ANATORY 1051 ABRET ST bet. 622700, G.F.Cal. years. u.mu—mm mm!u LY am or dheae § T ment Persoaly o TRe% Wi free and_strictl Poe.twwe ‘cate undertaken. Carlsbad of America. PARAISO HOT SPRING onterey County, Cal—For health, rest, climate that cannot be equaled; up-to-date accommodations; beautiful scenery; profusion ers; hot soda, sulphur and electric swimming tank 30xé) feet. Our masseurs graduates. Hunting and fishing: chil ren's playground, croquet, lawn mis_an: dxnee hall; large hotel and 30 cott: afford- ing special accommodations for es; ail flluminated by By train, Third and Town- send streets, San Francisco, ) a. m. Flrst and Broadway, Oakland, 9:10 a. m. di Bclo— dad, then by stage over beautiful lavnl road 7 milés to springs. Round-trip tickets, 33, at S, P. office, 613 Market street. Telephonie and postoffice. For illustrated Jlmphlnu and fur- ther information address E. L. PERRAULT. M D, ‘ropristor and resident physician. Formeriy CALIFORNIA HOT SPRINGS X.; &ificns Brl‘hn: new management; a place of comfort geasons; 46 miles from San Fran c\xn. via Tiburon Ferry. oad sta hotel ;mwa.- extenaive ewimming tepk; 410 50" and p §110 on Sunday. m EI'WART M\IA Caliente, Cal. B&UE’ LAKES, fine fishing, boating, 1, the heart of the A Co. Address O. UAH Illdl“e P, 04. Lake Co., Cal. lnd The WEIS- KLAMATH HOT SPRINYS. The lumue.\ u-anI: the ume. county in California. in the State— lcnt;l 4 k, 15 T:l- 'fll’ casting. Hunfl‘flfi of gime H g P N RO, ‘g-%flnn. Beswick, Siskiyou County, Cal. ‘NAPA SQDA SPRINGS. fect remwdy tor Dizziness, Nausea. Drows | ts, § fi | J. CRAIG and H. R. WARNER, Mgrs. Bowling Alleys, Croguet | Hot and Cold Mineral Baths. Competent Masseurs. Fine Livery | Hunting Horses and Dogs. Experienced Guide GEO. W. WATSON, the famous Hunter and | Fisherman (so many years at Bartiett) will be | here to welcome his host of friends. Swimming Tanks, and_Tennis Grounds. 30 MINERAL SPRINGS. «—$10, $12 and per week. Resident Physician, Advice Free. One Hun- | dred and Fifty Rooms, lighted by Electricity Hotel and Cottages. plastered. COOL ROOMS. Plel 3 BEST PAID ORCHESTRA IN LAKE COUNTY. et ilrocm every evenitg; Geors= WPiaclog in Pailroom every evenldx: Georss Watson, Danetng Teacher. Tournaments Weekly. ONLY GOLF LINKS IN LAKE COUNTY. Aldress HIGHLAY call on L. D. CRAT ineral Waters on sale at ‘Highiand Springs HLAND PIOf SODA WATER CO., and Webster st Oakland PEIN & BULLW, 520 Post | street. San Franci: : For further information call Traveler San Fran That fresh ter, sent up the famous Ra 2550 « SPECIAL ROUND-TRIP REBATE TIOKETS. Tilustrated booklet and further imfpr- {] mation ot K W. ELY, City Agent, { 'rsl (d 2336, 640 Market st. {] Otto E. Never, Prop., Paso Robl Gentrai Galifornia San Jose is the central city of California. Hotel Vendome is its most attractive fe Adjacent to Lick Observatory, New Alr Quicksilver Mine, Alum Rock Park and count- less other attractions, reached over perfect roads. Hotel theroughly modern and in every respect, with service unsu Rates reasonable. For further {nformat t ‘“Traveler’ office, 20 Montgomery st., Francico. or_address GEO. P. SNELL, and San Jose, Mgr. SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, 3% Hours' Ride From Angeles. Cal. GREATEST ATTRACTIONS IN THE WEST. Second Annual Rod and Reel Fishing Tour- nament, auspices the ~“Tuna Club.” The Soclety Resort. The Sportsman's Paradise. HOTEL METROPOLE and COUNTRY CLUB alwars open. Golf and Tenmis Tournaments. IDEAL CAMP LIFE. For full information, hotel rates. unique ar- rangements for camping and illustrated pam- hlets, apply to e - Fomn GEORGE W. THOMPSON, 621 Market st., San Francisco. O NG CO. Cal BaA Los Angeles, 222 South Spring st., The Sanitarium « the Coast. The bes BYrO“ : hysici m Hot ;efilcitl:: thr:?n‘\ | cure for rheumatism d malaria. Springs, mims.. .. City Office: om0, 3 Geafy stre Dr. C. C. 0’Donnell’s Mineral Springs At Glen Ellen is the best camping. picnic and pleasure resort on the Coast. The greatest femedy for lung disease, liver and stomach tomplaints, rheumatism ®nd_catarrh in the 48 miles from S. The S. P. R e an P. R. R. give special rates to mpers. Thirty eottages and tents furnished: Sont cheap. No fogs mor poison oak at the park. Mineral water, boats and bathing free. Inquire of DR. C. C. O'DON WMarket st., bet. Sixth and you want your health this i the place to go. The Place for Rest and Health, Orchard Springs, IN THE FOOTHILLS OF THE SIERRA NE- vada, near Colfax, on the C. P. R. R. Plam, UBfet retreat: finest scenery. water, mountain air, fruit and ali-the-year-round climate in - {fornia; ideal grounds and surroundings: on raflroad, 136 miles from San Francisco; 8 a Week: open all year: send for booklet. Address ORCHARD SPRINGS, Chicago Park. Cal. Take Tiburon Ferry, 7:30 a. m., to Ukiah, and stage to SARATOGA SPRINGS. $9.50_round trip. Write for booklet. J. MARTENS, Proprietor, Bachelor P. O. City office, 418 Pine REDWOOD HEIGHT s Exsrzey oo beautiful grove ad- Joining house. % mile from station: hoating and bathing % mile from house: plenty of fresh fruit, milk and cream: horse and busgy for driving. Address MRS. G. W. BEBEE, Guer- Seventh Season of our Famous Marine Band. | TAVERN OF Castle Crag | §dda Springs. SEASON OPENS JUNE 15. | Located In the mids of grand and impressive . with Mount Shasta for a background. | FINE HUNTING AND FISHING. Unsurpassed culsine and service and reasom- le rates RAILROAD FAR round trip., includiag sleeper both ways, Bi4. | For rates, terms and other mformation ad- 'dress B Pl\l' EY, Manager, Care Pac REST SPORT CORONADO BEACH Noted for perfect climats the whole year, day and n s TENT CITY s THE IDEAL CAMP LIFE. time Inland Pas- White Pass Railway, . returning by ocean, FAMOUS GILROY HOT SPRINGS The waters are noted for their thousands of cures of Rheum: , Gout, Lead and Mercurial | Poisoning, Liver and’ Kidney Diseases, Neural- ia, Dyspepsia and all Bladder and Urinary mplaints. Hotel and cottages | tted and _improved cenery, delightful walks. No fogs. Unequaled for eation. Rates, $12 to §14 per week. leave Third and Townsend streets, m. and 245 . | for springs. SKAGGS HOI SPRINGS, soNoma County: aly ' 4% hours n Francisco and but nine miles of aters noted for medicinal virtues; matural bath in State: grand mountain . good trout streams at deor ph: daily mail and ex HOTEL AND STAG morning and afternoon stages round trip from San Francisco only $ 50. Take Tiburon ferry at 7:30 a m. or 3:3 p. Terms, £ a day or $12 @ week. References—Any guest of the past five years: patronage tantly increasing. J. F. MULGREW, Proprietor. i VICHY SPRINGS. Three miles from Uklah, Mendocino County. Natural electric wate: ; only place in the waters having continuous flow of natural warm water om springs to bathtubs. Lovely hing and hunting: crystal spring: ions and table first class. Opens c\DHE' 15th. A. REDEMEYER & CO.. Proprietors. ROWARDENNAN IN THE SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS. Now open and offering every charm to pleas- ure and health seekers. Boating, swimming, fishing, tennis, croquet, billlards, bowling alley, golf Hnks, good driving and saddle horses. sus perfor table. Campers’ ticket from San Fran- cisco, $3 00. Full information at Trav 2) Montgomery st,, or B DICKINSON, Ben Lomond, Cal. PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL. Iron and Magnesia Springs. These celebrateq springs adjoin Bartlett Springs. shing: hunt- ing: home cooking: good beds: 38 50 to $10 week; cottages for housekeeping. MRS. H. HOPPIN, Bartlett ‘Springs, Cal. CARLSBAD MNgRAL SPRINGS, Most beautiful spot in Lake County. Waters unsurpassed for dropsy, stomach. liver, kidney and bladder affections. Accommodations first class; $10 a week: lighted by was. W R. McGOVERN, Kelsey\‘ll.. Lake Co. PLANTATION HOUSE—3 955 reox Cazadero, on 1"“. line. Good trout fishing: rplenlynx’rull' b a free conveyance for o e 3 T K i T X P LOTTRINGER, Seaview. gl g ap- piy MR, KRUSE, %7 Front st., for parfienlars, neville, Sonoma County, Cal. INDEPENDENCE LAKE In the heart of the Slerras. Perfect climate, fine fishing, excellent table, magnificent for- est, no poison oak, mo pests. An ideal spot rnr families. See - Traveler’” for partic- [Oren June 1 MRS, H. M cLE: Address ) Independence Lake, Cal. 1 TOCALOMA, *aw BERTRAND HOTEL—First-class accommo- dations; reasonable rates; for families and par- ties; fishing, bathing, beautiful drives to Bear Valley, ete. JOSEPH F. BFRTPA\D or Pahl's shoe store, 324 Kearny st.. ~Two miles DUNCAN SPRINGS HOTEL %" &, s LUnequaled sods and magnesia waters. Good for all stomach, kfdney and Mver troubl Housekeeping eottages furnished. For . term and particulars address O. HOWELL, Hopland, Mendoctno County, Cal YOSEMITE - Rt from Big Oak Flat route. Stages leave Chinese Station on line Sterra R. R. dally. Round trip from San Francisco 822, Far further information call or - add; WM. WHITE. General Agent, 630 Market st., . r 3 telephone Main 5152, WALDRUHE, sonmn Mountains, Exeellent sccommodations families and sportsmen. First-class table. Au kinds. ot dnln produce. Fine spring water. H W, 35 hours from San The institution has all the ad- vun.(-ntnhe-uh resort as well as being a gbdl sanitarium. Carrlage meets all lrlhu at Helem Send for circutar. Address ST, ITA.R!UI(. St. Helens, Cal. Rates §7 Send for circular. C. BRUNING, Santa Rosa, Cal ST. HLLLNA SARTARIDN. JSovueny LAUREL DELL LAKE. The most attractive place in Lake County to spend your vacation. Boating, bathing, bowl- ing, tennis, livery. new walks, etc Witte for 1, 3 AMBOL) bgazonst o Lake County, Laurel Dell. THE WELLESLEY, Californta and Larkin Sts., San Francisco. Strictly First-class Family Hotel. MRS. M. MERRY, Proprietress, LOS GATOS, Cal— ELMONTE HOTEL, "85, 3™ % anas magnificent view and first-class accommoda- Large sunny rooms. Special . Free bus meets every trai cisco. Fare 31 8 Keaitworth !as; Mili Valley. Thoroughly removated. Eleetric lights, bil- liards, lawn tenuis, croquet, Strictly first clase. For terms apply t© Mrs. P. J. MARTINA. SANTA CRUZ Mountains—A gufet ranch, five miles from Santa Crua; delh home in redwoeds; ranning wa fruit, good table; terms 5 30 w: W. CRANDE! Slnu Cm: Cal. KEYSER & WATSON. ista to Highland Springs, Keiseyville, Cari: _Springs and Lakeport, T GLEN OAKS IL\VCB comnfortable rooms; location. Cal, surroundin, gn Nice § { i _Address F. QL 1E jouse, Upper Lake. ng: reasonable rates. Headquarters for tour- ists and commercial |r"d.r1 TOURISTS o first-ci from H. A. L o MG l Teasonable rates. Eagle Stables. Tel. No. ML