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39 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEWYORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 17 1900. enjoy the freedom and privacy of home without accompanying cares. Since last year For Classified List and for Description of Places, Sse Magazine Supplement. ADIRONDACKS lake champlain.

Old JbtgB 0ous HOTEL AU SABLE CHASM. P. 0., Au Sable Chasm, N. Y. ST New.

Electricity, elevator, steam, and open fires. "Artesian well. Golf. In connection with the world famous Au Sable Chasm, 2 miles long, accessible its entire length by walks and boat. CHARLES W.

BICKFORD, LAKE PLACID, NEW YORK, OPENED JUNE 1. Greatly enlarged, thoroughly renovated and refurnished; 52 bath suites. FINE 13 HOLE GOLF LINKS. pulton Cham, Adirondack Mountains, If, if. Both Hotels arc Beautifully Situated at the Head of First and Fourth Lakes and in Center of Most Picturesque Portion of the North Woods.

Forge House accommodates 200, Arrow Head Inn 150 guests. Terms $3.00 per day, $14 to per week. Open all year. All advantages of a first class hotel, such as veranda, promenades, golf links, tennis courts and ball grounds, pool and roads; choicest hunting and fishing grounds in the date. Electric bells, electric lights, steam heat, J.

A. G. A. STEVENS, Proprietors. hotel conveniences.

Furnish table with fresh vegetables from own gardens; also milk, cream and Several Lake Placid Cottages to rent Booklet free. Also beautiful Summer Home 400 for large family or boarders. The New Tahawus House and Cottages, SITUATED IN THE ADIRONDACKS, Keene VaMey, Fs ex N. Y. Altitude 1,033 feet.

Hotel supplied with pure spring running water. Ample protection against lire. Excellent music. Dancing Hall, 91 by 2G, with stage and scenerr for theatricals. Golf links near by.

Bowling Alleys and excellent Livery. Booklets at Eagle Bureaus or from GEO. W. EGGLEFIELD, Proprietor. poultry are raised on premises.

f. S. Jchenck, SAKAMAG IN THE GREAT HOTEL DEL NORTH "WOODS. MONTE, Elpylit Hours From New Yorli. THE FISEST BATHING BEACH IN THE "WOODS.

Sandy bottom. Slopes mo gently tliat children batlie upon It in perfect safety FOURTH LAKE is the Most Beautiful Lake in Ail This Beautiful Fulton Chain Region. OPENS JUNE 25; under entirely new management nnwly furnished and renovated throughout; table and service first class; lako and Hotel Ampersand; golf, tennis, billiards, boating, fishing, driving and bicycling; livery. For booklet address J. HENRY OTIS, Saranae Lake, N.

or at Eagle Bureaus. Every Summer the home of many agreeable people people who come again and again is SITUATED Ul'ON A BLl'KF commanding superb views of the lake and mountains on all sides. It is THE SOCIAL CI3ATER of the lake. Send for the now illustrated booklet. SPECIAL RATES FOR jrUNB AND SEPTEMBER.

You may be Interested in THE ROCKY POINT AND CABIN COLuJiV. which offers a delightful Adirondack outing at moderate cost. Leallet, THE ROCKY POINT INN COMPANY, OLD FORGE. N. Y.

many Improvements have been made. Acety Iene gas, electric bells and telephonic communication with the cottages have all been put in since last season. Tho building of the Luzerne Club is open to the guests of the house. Lake Luzerne Is but a few minutes' drive from Hadleys Station. Golf links aro near by.

Frank M. Coleman Is the manager. The Stevens House and Annex at Lane Placid In the Adirondacks stands on the elevation that marks the dividing line between Lake Placid and Mirror Lake. Lake Placid is 330 yards distant toward the north and Mirror Lake is thirty yards toward the south. The hotel stands 200 feet above the neighboring country and 2,063 feet above tide water.

From the hotel one may see Mt. McKenzIe, Whiteface, Pitchoff, Long Pond and Porter, tho Gothics, Bain, Marcy, Cclden and Mc Intyre, Seward and Ampersand, all nobla peak3 of the Adirondack Mountains. The air is dry and ailed with balsmic ordors. Hay fever and mosquitoes cannot climb so high. Tho house is four stories high.

Piazzas thirteen feet wide extend on every side of tho building. On the main floor are the dinliiK Kom, recently enlarged, a private dining room, a parlor and the office. The guests' rooms are large and airy and are arranged singly and en suite. Every room command a view of one of the lakes or both. There is trout fishing near by and the hotel has a staff of experienced guides.

The hotel has also a golf link of eighteen holes. Tennis 13 also provided for. The table is well laden and. a 200 acre farm furnishes the vegetables. mflk, eggs and butter.

J. A. and J. A. Stevens are the proprietors and the address is Lake Placid, The Rulsseaumont, at Lake Placid, stands 2,000 feet above the level of the sea.

It Is quite beyond the reach of fogs or miasmatic exhalations. The road to the hotel winds through deep woods and through picturesque scenery. The hotel overlooks the twin lakes, Placid and Mirror, and Is 120 feet above the surface of Lake Placid, The outlook from the hotel Is sweeping and satisfying. Saranae Inn, Saranae Lake, Paul Smith's, Loon Lake, the Cascade Lakes, Adirondack Lodge, Wilmington Notch, North Elba and numerous other points; of interest are near enough to make a pleasant day's excursion. The ascent of Waiteface is another charming diversion tor the day.

The hotel Is sightly and well built. The cottages are enmm odious and substantial with open fireplaces. The charm of exteriors logs and rustic decorations at unique design is mingled with the ease of never lacking convenience. A livery, boats and guides, a telegraph office and trails through the woods to points of Interest ar all attractions. T.

Edmund Krrrmhhola, also of the Princess Anne Hotel, Vargiiiia, Is the manager. The Grand View House on Lake Placid stands 2,300 feet above the sea. level, In tho midst of as fine scenery as may be found east of the Rockies. The hotel and its cottages accommodate 230 guests. The hotel Is modern and newly fixrnishedV containing large, well lighted rooms, each room havinj.

two windows. The entire house Is fitted with steam, while the cUnfn groom, ofCtce and parlors and many of the guejrta' rooms have open fireplaces. Srrfng3 tarnish the water supply. Gcll links are near the hotel, while ail outdoor sports are provided for. Mim Tacy will be the managers this year.

On Lake Placid, in the Adirondacka, Is the Lake Placid House, under the management ot W. Cushman. The. house stands eloae to the water end is fitted with: all snrrTEniences. Golf Ss a prcrfsinn for emnaesncnt and the hotel orchestra furnishes the nrnsir1.

The fishing in the neighborhood Jn the many lakes and streams within easy flstanfi of the house is good and a day's sport will bring ample payment, not only in genuine enjoyment, bnt also fn visible returns. Connected with the hotel are a number of guides, who will take full charge of the day's outing. The Lake Placid House Is. a modern house In every respect. Lake Pleasant, at the head Laka Pleasant and Saeondaga Lake, is a little hamlet in the southern part of HamlltDn County in the midst of the fish End game preserve cf the Adircradacsi SEcmn tains.

It i3 situated on a narrow slxip of Land between Lake Pleasant and Sacondaga Lake. The Lake Pleasant Inn and Sacondaga Lake Hotel are situated on Lake Pleasani, with a gradual rise of CO feet above the laies and 2,000 feet above tie sea. with, en interrupted view over mountains and lakes far twenty ftve or thirty miles En almost any directian. The Irms are open the year round. The state tish hatchery is at Sacondzga.

Laic, Insuring good fishing at all tfrrrprt The fishermen begin to arrive fn May and earns until the close of the season. The pleasttre seekeri come during July, Angust and September, and fn the fan the deer, patridge and woodcock hunters arrive. Golf linia tennis court, bowling alley, pool room, boat, Ifvery, a dark room for photography, tosiMng and a hotel equipped with all the conveniences are some of the advantages cf llorley's. The Sagamore, on Long Late, stands on a bluff projecting from the east shoreof Long Lake, about three miles from the head and ten miles from Its outlet. Long Lake Is feet above the eea level, is 13 miles In length and varies from a few rods In length to 1 miles in breadth.

It Is one of the most beautiful lakes in the Adirondack' region. The rooms of the hotel are large and airy, are troll furnished and have electric bells. The din in groom is large and looks directly oat upon the lake. Open fireplaces give warmth when nercsary. All recreations are provided for, Including those essentially Adirondack amusements hunting, boating and fishing.

The sanitary conditions cf the hotel are excellent and the water supply comes from a spring'. There are no mosquitoes at the Sagamore. William P. Ingold. Is the manager.

The Kan a te nan, or place of many homes, on Long Lake in Hamilton County, is a lcrge and roomy hotel, containing twejity one rooms. It is but three minutes walk from the Sagamore Hotel. On the property are several fine open camps and there is excellent trout and bass fishing ia the Immediate vicinity. Adjoining the hotel is a pine grove and in front the land slopes down to a sand beach William T. Powers Is the proprietor.

The Indian Point House is locatejj on a point near the head of Chateaugay Lake commanding a fine view of lake and mjrtmtaia scenery. The mountains are from to 4,000 feet, while the lake is only thirty feet distance from the piazza. One ol the principal attractions for sportsmen at this house Is the fishing. The lake trout season lasts until September 15. After June 12 the ahad commence to run up the inlet after the (had fly.

This lasts for a week or ten days and then they go back to the deeps, where they ran be caught all summer. Deer arc plenty during the season and bear, while scarce, are yet to be had. The hotel accommodates forty guests and has a dally Tnntl and a steamer. The hotel farm and dairy famish the table. Mr.

M. Shutts, Merrill. Clinton County, is the proprietor. High up among the peats of the Adirondack range, on the shore of Clear Lake, Is situated the picturesque Adirondack Lodge, an immense log bunding with ample piaszas, high tower overlooking the tallest trees, open fireplaces, electric bells and comfortably furnished throughout. Lovers of the leau titul In nature who prefer a quiet, healthy resting place may there enjoy all the pleasures of outdoor life wittl tho privileges and conveniences of a first class hotel.

Pleasant parlors, a library of one thousand volumes and an attractive rustic amusement hall in a grove near the lodge afford facilities for evening amusement. The evening campfire makes a scpne of beauty not Boon forgotten. Tho Lodge is the nearest house to the summit of Mt. Marcy. accessible by means of an excellent trail.

Direct trails from the Lodge reach 2ft itclntyre. 3Ir Jo or 'The Bear." Indian Pass. Avalanche Pass, John Brown's Grave, Lake Colden, Laie Arnold, and South Meadow Basin. Accommodnticrts may be had eitier in the Locire, the Cottage cr la teats and camjs rear the lake, as desired. There is an efficient force of frnides employed ct the Lodge and camping supplies are famished.

Carriages from the Lot! meet guests at Lako Placid, the nearest railroad station, distant ten miles. The Hotel Eldred. at North Bangor. is near the Si. Lawrence Hiver, sod in a particularly pleasant par: of the Adirondack region.

The house is new and was built with special attention to the point ot oir and light. The ventilation Is perfect. The rooms are large and cicely furnished. The hotel farm supplies the milk, cream, eggs, poultry and vegetables. The Ssblng In the neighborhood Is good, there being mtmy strearas In the vicinity, any cue of which will afford a good day's sport.

C. T. Eldrod is tho proprietor. The Pine Ridge Inn at North Hudson has piazzas on threo sides, tho rooms are large, airy and well fumisbod nnd spocisl rare Is given to the sleeping requirements. The mala diningroom is c.

crrF nged with a view to health, cleanliness and comfort. Lawn tennis, fishing and hunting are some ot tho arrusomunts. H. P. Davis Is the proprietor.

The Arrow. Head Inn, at Old Forge, stands on the tract of land known ss John Erowa'j tract, and has recently been leased by F. ADIRONDACKS. nager. ing hotels of the Adirondack region.

Itx. Ferriss has thoroughly remodeled the honae and equipped it with all modern conveniences. The Inn is supplied throughout with running spring water, which is sbcvn by analysis to be of the purest quality. Tie house has electric lights and "bells, hot ana ecld water baths and new sanitary plumbing. Amusements are provided for in the way of golf, tennis, croquet, sfctifTIeboard, boating, billiards, bowling, horseback riding, driving, base hall, dancing, mountain climbing and aalks tirough romantic and picturesque scenery.

The hunting andnehing are good. A "our horse drag leaves the hotel at stated intervals drives through the surrounding country. Scats may be procured at a moderate cost. Golf is provided for. At Elizabethtown in the Adirondacks is the Pine Grove Cottage, a select family resort.

The house is of modern construction and stands on a large farm, which supplies tlie table. Golf links are near and there are good camping facilities not far away. A large pine grove gives assurance of healthful air. Pitkin Co. are the proprietors.

The New Tehawus House is situated at Keene Valley, in the Adirondacks. at an altitude of 1,033 feet. Connected with the house are two cottages, one with ten sleeping rooms and one of ten rooms for winter. Fishing in the Ausable River and In John Brown's Brook is one of the staple amusements. A tennis court and bowling alloy are on the premises'.

Within speaking distance of the hotel is a church, a library of 1,300 volumes and a physician is in the house. The Tehawus House was named from the Indian name for Mount and means Cloud Splitter. The house has all improvements and the precautions against re are complete. George W. Egglefield is the proprietor.

The Adirondack House at Keene Valley has an elevation of 1,500 feet above the sea level and is located about midway cf the valley on an elevation to the west of Keene Valley hamlet and is the nearest hotel to Mount Marcy. The hotel has lately been rebuilt and now comprises a number cf public rooms, including a commodious dancing room, spacious and finely furnished. There are accommodations for 200 guests, the sanitary arrangements have been carefully provided for, broad piazzas, a sightly observatory, tennis courts and ball grounds furnish amusement. The house fronts toward the east. An orchestra furnishes music throughout the season.

Solomon Kelly is the manager. The Ausable Chasm is one of the wonder spots of nature, comparing with the. Yosem ite in the West and the Falls of Niagara iu the East. Indeed, the Ausable has often been called the Yosemite ln miniature. The length of tho chasm is two miies.

In width it is sometimes fifty feet, in others it is only ten feet. In depth it varies from 100 to 200 feet, while its course is tortuous in the extreme. Throughout its length it abounds in sharp turns, lateral fissures, immense amphithea ters and chambers. All of the scenery is in the extreme. In the chasm there are walks, stairways and bridges, constructed, from which the visitors can see all points of interest.

A portion of the trip may be made by boat, and while this portion of tho trip may be exciting, there is no danger. The Ausable Chasm property, containing 400 acres, has recently been purchased by tho Ausable Chasm Company and thousands of have been expended on needed Improvements in and about the chasm. From Table Rock, where the start of the boat ride Is made, through to the end, rickety staira have been replaced by iron railings, nenr stairways and perfectly safe platforms. The Hotel Ausable Chasm is situated on a plateau 500 feet above Lake Champlaln, commanding extended and grand views of Lake Champlaln and the Green Mountains on one side and of the Adirondack Mountains on the other. The hotel has open elevator, steam heat, electric lights, while the altitude insures an absence of mosquitoes and flies.

The air in the vicinity is bracing, dry and healthy, the roads are pood, the scenery picturesque and varied. Crarles W. Elok ford, the general manager, will send circulars on request. The Clawbonny at Keeseville is cne and a half miles from Keeseville, three miles from Ausable Chasm, one and one half miles from Lake Champlaln und easy of access to railroad accommodations. The house on an eminence and commands a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains, the highest of which is Whiteface.

Each of the guests' rooms has a fireplace. The rooms are high and well ventilated. The grounds are large and well kept, and are supplied with croquet grounds, tennis courts ant! delightful walks. E. A.

Jordan Is the proprietor. The Interlakcn House, at Augur Late. Keeseville, in the Adirondacks, on the banks of the lake, is in full sight of the Mountains Bald Face, Bigelow and Fordway. Black bass fishing in the adjoining lakes and trout fishing in the nearby streams is of the best. In the interest of sportsmen the house furnishes transportation free each alternate day to the surrounding lakes and streamo.

Thn house is now, has three stories with 250 feet of veranda and every room opens on the main halls. There are accommodations for 100 guests. C. B. White is the propiretor.

The Wayside Inn stands upon a plateau where two spurs of the Adirondacks, drawing together, leave a narrow valley through which the waters of the upper Hudson come rushing from their northern sources. Around the house stands a group of wrll arranged and picturer cottages, enabling guests to THE RU1SSEAUMONT billiard room; first class orchestras; excellent Adirondacks. Furniture and attendance is up to log fires; excellent spring water; telephone and all p. 0.. Old forge.

If. tf. LAKE, LAKE PLACID HOUSE, Lake Placid, N. Y. A Modern Resort.

Golf, Moisc, of course. G. W. CUSHMAN, Msrr. ADIRONDACKS AND LAKE CH AMPLAIN.

HOTEL AUSABLE CHASM, Al'SADLB CHASM, N. Y. C. W. niCKFORD Manager Located in the grounds of the famous Ausable Chasm.

New and modern in all appointments. Elevator, electricity, steam and open Area. Artesian well. Excellent cuisine. GOLF.

Adirondacks. ST. HUBERT'S INN, I1BEDES, ESSEX COUNTY, N. Y. MOST OKLlGH'l 1 UL MOUNTAIN RESORT.

ORLANDO liEEUE SON. Proprietors. PERFECT GOLF LINKS. SEND FOR BOOKLET W. Y.

LLOYD, Manager. T2ie Kagle Bureaus. Full particulars concerning all Summer resorts, circulars of httels. railroad ana steamboat time tables and tourists' guides to be had at the EAGLE FPEE INFORMATION BUREAUS. Eaglo Building.

Brooklyn; 952 Broadway, Manhattan, and Washington and Paris. IN THE GREAT NORTH WOODS. HOTEL DEL MONTE, SARANAC LAKE, X. Y. OPENS JUNE 25.

under entirely new management; newly furnished and renovated throughout: table and service first class; near laka and Hotel Ampersand; golf, tennis, billiards, boating, fishing, driving nicycling; Uvery. For booklet address J. HENRY OTIS, Saranae Lake, N. or at Eagle Bureaus (6 95 In Adirondacks; detached cottages Jn Pine Grove; pure mountain air; ample shade; large brick house, broad piazzas; open log fires; fine table, fresh vegetables, lamb, chickens, eggs, rich milk, cream, berries from farm; mountain climbing, bicycling, golf, croquet; NO PULMONARY INVALIDS TAKEN. Call 41 Greene av.

Brooklyn, or address A. H. TOBEY. JAY, Essex County. N.

Y. EAGLE BAY HOTEL AND COTTAGES, FOURTH LAKE. EAGLE BAY, N. Y. Through trains dally from New York, via Clearwater.

New, modern house; all modern Improvements; beautifully situated: boating, bathing," fishing, bicycling, driving, etc. ADIRONDACKS. HOTEL ELDRED, Near St. Lawrence River; new house; large rooms; nicely furnished; milk, cream, eggs, poultry, vegetables from own farm; excellent fishing; terms $10 to J15 per week. C.

T. ELDRED. NORTH BANGOR. N. Y.

ADIRONDACK INN, THE GEM OF THE North Sacandaga Park. N. Y. NOW OPEN; improvements since last season; finest golf links In the State; other amusements; the most accessible health and pleasure resort in the State. For information and rates write to C.

J. HAMLIN. Adirondack Inn, SacanrlHga Park. N. Y.

Route: N. O. II. R. to Fonda: J.

ft G. R. to Park. Stages daily for all points north, east and west. Private conveyance to order.

TAYLOR HOUSE 15 COTTAGES ON SCHKOON LAKE. For illustrated book and full particulars address C. F. Taylor Son, Taylor' on Schroon. N.

Y. RAINBOW LAKE INN, RAINBOW. Franklin N. Y. In heart of Adirondacks; steam yacht, boats, hunting, fishing; terms moderato; booklets at Eagle or WARDNER SON.

RIVERSIDE INN, ADIRONDACKS, Saranae Iake. N.Y. all modern boating, bathing, fishing, bicycling and driving. Circular? at Eagle Bureau or PINE CORBETT. Proprietors.

RIDGEW00D VILLA, HAKRIETTSTOWM, N. Y. i in the heart of the Adirondack; overlooking 300 mountain peaks; beautiful scenerv; ncoommod.itns 50; rnte3 moderates FITZGERALD, Proprietor. PRIVATE COTTAGE, At KEENE VALLEY. N.

will accommodate ten or twelve for tho season; home comforts and good table. Address Mrs. L. M. LYOX.

Summer Resort advertisements received too late for classification may be found by referring to Index, page 64 Y. acres, at Silver Lake, to rent; suitable Head of Fourth Lake, Fulton Chain, Southern Adirondack. Ube Hlgonquin Hoironbacfts. FAMED FOR BEAUTY OF ENVIRONMENT. Now Open.

For booklet address JOHN HARDING. Algonqnia, N. Y. CHESTER HOUSE, IN THE ADIRONDACKS, CHBSTERTOWN, N. Y.

Mountain air and water. Golf, tennis, base ball, fishing, driving, etc. MODERATE TERMS. H. S.

DOWNS. Proprietor. ADIUOADAJvb. BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE, N. V.

THE TJT0WANA, FORMERLY PROSPECT HOUSE. New route, via N. Y. C. Harry Vardon, champion golfer, will play match games on the links from August 1 to August 7.

N. Y. office, Astor Court Building, Room U. J. B.

WHITE. Superintendent. ADIRONDACKS. NEW ADIRONDACK HOTEL, WARRENSBURGH, N. Y.

NOW OPEN. Heated by steam, lighted by electricity; first class accommodations; reasonable rates. O' CONNOR Proprietors. SARANAC LAKE, N. Y.t overlooking Saranae Village; bracing mountain air; homelike; circulars and photo at Eagle Bureaus, or W.

C. RICB. OSBORNE INN, On Lake Pleasant; hunting, fishing, base ball, rowing, driving, dancing, bathing, toboggan slide; open fireplaces; table first class; write for 'illustrated circulars. "WILL OSBORNE, SPECULATOR, Hamilton N. Y.

THE BERKELEY, SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. New house; all modern improvements; accommodations for 100 guests. Send foi circular to GEO. B.

O'CONNELL, or at Eagle Bureaus. BLTJE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Altitude 2,000 feet; mountain scenery unsurpassed; boating, bathing, dulling; booklets at Englo Bureau or from TYLER M. MERWIN. BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE.

N. Y. ADIRONDACKS. fctft EES' 'Daily mail; cuisine perfoot; sio per week. For illustrated circular address R.

M. SHUTTS. MERRILL. N. Y.

KANA1ENA COTTAGE. Adirondacks, Long Lake, N. Y. Beautifully situated, overlooking lake; three minutes from Sagamore Hotel: boating, bathing, fishing; terms $10 to SH. TVM.

T. POWERS, Prop. LAKE VIEW HOUSE. Adirondacka; Blue Mountain Lake, N. Y.

accommodates 35; bontlnR, bathing, tlshing; reliable guides furnished; livery In connection. THOS. CALAHAN, Proprietor. SHAW HOUSE, Adirondack, Long Lake, N. Y.

private and homelike; on a large farm; uceommodatQB 20; trout fishing guaranteed; terms $8 to $10. A. V. SHAW. ON Lake Placid.

An ideal Mountain Resort. Dry air. Forest surrounding. A beautiful Lake. Grandest mountain scenery in the Region.

Amusements, golf, tennis, boating, bathing, driving, riding, mountain music, wheeling. Rates $4.00 per day up. Please write or telegraph, T. EDMUND KRUMBHOLZ, LAKE PLACID, N. Y.

A Kegion Full of Sceriie Beauty The Forest Primeval, Lakes and Mountains, Where Are the Haunts of the Deer and the Bear. The Hotel Ampersand Is situated at the northerly end of Lower Saranae Lake, one ot the largest and most attractive lakes in the great Adirondacks wilderness. Its elevated position surrounded by piaes, balsams and spruce, commands an extended view ot the lake, Ampersand Mountain and the adjoining range, while its proximity to the lake offers the greatest facilities for bathing, rowing, canoeing and sailing. The hotel is situated in a park embracing 350 acres. Lower Saranae Lake is five rriles long and has an average width of a mile and a quartsr.

ft contains upward of ilftj islands and was called "Lake of the Clustered Stars" by the Indians. The elevation of the lake is 1,700 feet. The Ampersand accommodates 250 guests and (has all modern conveniences, open fire places, private bath rooms, electric bells, gas, elevator, steam heat and electric lights. Piazzas extend along the entire front and ends of the building. In the main ofQce is a large room with two large fire places, opening on one side into the dining room and on the other through a reception joom into the parlor.

There is a general Trading room, a ladies' writing room, a card a gentlemen's writing and reading room, smoking room and two billiard rooms, one for ladies and one for gentlemen. In the basement is a children's play room, a telegraph and post office, a barber shop, a guides' room, and a general store room for the convenience of campers. An annex especially desirable for young men adjoins the hotel. Cottage and tant life are a feature of the Ampersand. Tennis, music afternoon and evening, base ball and golf are some of the outdoor amusements.

The Ampersand Hutel Company will supply all information. St. Hubert's Inn, at Beedes, Essex County, is at the head of and 277 feet above the Keene Valley in Essex County. It is twenty four miles from Westport, on Lake Cham plain, and twenty four miles from Lake Placid. The inn stands on Keene Heights, a plateau of several hundred acres cleared, and entirely surrounded by mountain peaks from 3,000 to 5,000 feet in height, yet so elevated that the plateau does not give the Impression of being shut in.

The new St. Hubert's Inn, which stands on the site of the old Beede House, burned in 1S90. is a handsome hotel. With its eighteen cottages it accommodates 300 people. There is an eminent physician iu the house during the season and the house has its own telegraph and post office.

Electric bells, steam heat, bath rooms and open fireplaces are provided and carpets are tabooed, rugs only being used. The plumbing is all uew. Mr. Beede's farm in the valley supplies the table. A casino gives abundant opportunity for all Indoor amusements and tennl3 and music are provided.

Guests at St. Hubert's may become members of St. Hubert's Golf Club and thus have the privilege of playing on fine golf links. There is also a bicycle path between St. Hubert's and Keene Valley, three miles.

Orlando Beede Son are the proprietors nnd the post office address is Beetles, Essex County, The Utowana, formerly the Prospect House, on Blue Mountain Lake, will be open as usual this mmer, for the entertainment of guests. Blue Mountain Lake is a charming bit of water, with a setting ot hill and mountain and trees that makes It a delightful spot for the summer. Golfers will be interested in learning that Harry Vardon, the champion golfer, will play match games on the links from August 1 to August J. J. B.

White is the superintendent of the hotel. The Blue Mountain House has an altitude of 2,000 feet, with all that those figures imply in the way of air, temperature and scenery. The lake affords boating, bathing and fishing, while in the season the deer hunting in tho vicinity is exciting and profitable. Tyler M. Merwin is the proprietor.

The Windsor Hotel is located In the beautiful mountain resort of Elizabeth town, on the routes to Saranae Lake, the Racquette waters, and St. Regis Lakes, Ausable Chasm, Keene Valley, and Mt. Marcy, Schroon Lake, Lake Placid, John Brown's Grave, the Indian Pass and other Adirondack points. The hotel has broad double verandahs, 400 feet long each, affording ample opportunity for sitting out of doors. The Cobble Hill golf links are only a few rods from the Windsor.

Lawn tennis and croquet grounds, base ball, bowling alleys, an orchestra, a bicycle livery, and a half mile bicycle oval, a boat livery and a well stocked livery stable furnish the recreation. In the hotel are a telegraph, express and ticket office. Mall is received semi dally. The hotel farm supplies the table. Orlando Kellogg Son, the proprietors, have been engaged in the hotel business in Ellzabethtowa for over 25 years and feel perfectly competent from long experience to provide for all the wants and comfortB of summer visitors.

The Deer's Head Inn at Elizabethtown was formerly the Mansion House. It has been purchased by Charles A. Ferriss, who was for many years connected with the Mansion House, and has been made one of the lead Two large hotels and cottages in the heart of the Adirondacks, surrounded by the most romantic scenery, 2,000 feet above the st overlooking tuo of the largest and most beautiful trout lakes in the region; prolf links, bowling, boating, bathing, tennis, etc. Terms. 7.50 to Jlo per week.

No pulmonary invalids. We make a very material reduction in rates during June and September, SKN'D FOR OUR ARTISTIC CATALOGUE. MORLEY'S Lake Pleasant, Hamilton N. Y. ADIRONDACKS.

A most delightful Mountain and Luke Resort. OPENS JUNE 23. PERFECT GOLF LINKS. New Tork office. Astor Court 25 West 33d St.

C. M. EATON. Manager. mm And cottages, INLET, N.

Y. June 15 to November accommodates CO; sliuated at he.nd of fourth Jake. Fulton Chain. Adirondacks; excellent flfhlng and hunting in neamon; bunting, bathing, through connections by train from New York, via Cleurwateror by Kulton Chain Lakes. For particulars address CHA3, A.

O'HARA Prop. HE KUSHAQUA, LAKE IvUSHAQUA. N. Y. IN THE ADIRONDACKS, ON BLUFF OVERLOOKING LAKE.

MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. NEW MANAGEMENT. SEND FOR BOOKLET. JOHN J. DALY, Late of The Hemlocks.uRaquette Lake.

THE SAGAMORE ON LONG LAKE, CENTER OF THE OREAT NORTH WOODS. Most desirable location; bass and trout fishing; golf. Ulu5. booklet with map upon application. Address WM.

F. IN GOLD, Manager, 15S Fifth av. New York. STAR LAKE INN, ADIRONDACKS. P.

O. Star Lake. N. Y. In the heart of the Adirondacks; 2.300 feet elevation; good boating; splendid fishing; grand scenery; quick relief from hay fever; lighted by electricity; open fireplaces; fine, orchestra; telephone station; accommodate 250; MODERATE RATES.

Send for descriptive pamphlet. INGLE HART BROWN. Proprietors. ADIRONDACKS. HiAWATHA LODGE, SPECTACLE LAKES.

Upper Saranae, one half mile. Adjacent to Indian Carry Golf Links. Rates $12 to $18 per week. Entirely rebuilt cottage plan. Post office, Alton.

N. T. New York office, I.SH Broadway. ADIRONDACKS. WAYSIDE INN AND COTTAGES, On LAKE LUZERNE; five hours trom New Yolk.

This delightful tesort will be under the management of F. M. COLEMAN, late proprietor of the EVERETT HOUSE. New York. OPEN from June to October 1.

Coif, ttnnls, boating, fishing, bathing. Write for pamphlet. Address LUZERNE, Warren County, N. Y. SARANAC INN, ON UPPER SARANAC LAKE.

OPEN MAY 24 TO NOVEMBER. HOMELIKE. SELECT; GOLF. ETC. CIRCULARS II.

B. MARSHALL. SARANAC INN, N. Y. AOIRMCK HOUSE.

KEENE VALLEY. N. Y. A thoroughly modern and up to date hotel; accommodate 200. Hunting and fishing In season.

OrchMtr. Booklet. s. EL LEY, Manager. Maple lawn Coltuire, Schrooit LuUe, N.

Y. Short distance from lake; good hunting and fishing; horses und carriages free to guests; good table; raises own vegetables. For terms and particulars address M. E. DUNN, Schrooh Lake, N.

Y. Heart of the Adirondacks. STEVENS HOUSE, Lake Placid, New York. Special rates for June; golf grounds. Booklet free.

Clawbonny, Keeseville, N. Y. Modern improvements; near Ausable JChnsm ex tenalvo pine grove; rates to $12. Circulars at Eagle Bureau or E. A.

JORDAN'. Proprietor. 1.V11JHLAKBN HOLS15, ALliHl l.Alvli. In the mountains. Pine groves.

Black bass and trout fishing. Bathing, bowling and tennis, Ni mularla, nor black files. Special rates for June. B. WHITE.

Manager. KEESEV ILLE P. N. Y. PINE EIDGE INN.

Ideal mountain home; excellent hunting, fishing; house elegantly furnished: modern plumbing; electric belli A. F. DAVIS, North Hudson, X. Y. ESPEKANCE HOUSE.

Adirondacks; SARANAC LAKE. N. OPENS Juno overlooking lake; boating, bathing, fishing, bicycling, driving and nolf links. Inquire at Eagle Bureaus or address GEO. LA BOUNTY, Prop.

Grove House and Cottages Adirondacks, Long Lake, N. Beautifully situated, overlooking lake; altitude 1,872 feet; camps and cottages, with open fireplaces, connected with hotel spring1 water; golf links; boatinjj, bathing, driving; unsurpassed ttshine and hunting; pout office and telephone in hotel. For particulars apply at Eagle Bureau, or A. D. Brown Grove, Hamilton N.

Y. amannai nani on clear lake, "the ADIRONDACK Heart tna Adiron i a Summer rest, in the LUIIU great north woods; all the pleasures ot camp Ufo and the comforts of a first class hotel; sur rounded by virgin forest among the loftiest peaks of the Adirondacks; elevation nearest hotel to all the principal mountains and is headquarters for Adirondack mountain climbing; electric bells, open fireplaces; long distance telephone, livery, camping supplies, guides, boats free; railroad station Lake Placid. W. W. PIERCE Proprietor.

NORTH ELBA. N. Y. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. THE WINDSOR.

One of tho largest and llneat hotels In the mountains; all modern Improvements; electric lights. il'l MST iUi a'' LiliNJvb XjUi Uuu.NT.iiB. Illustrated clrcula.ru. Moderate rates. LANDO KBIjLOGG SON.

ELIZABETHTOWN. FRANKLIN HOUSE, ADIRONDACKS, SAHANAC LAKE, N. Y. BEMODELED THROUGHOUT. FREE 'BUS.

RENOVATED AND NEWLY FURNISHED. ALL, ROOMS HEATED BY STEAM. RATES, TO J1.50. TELEPHONE. M.

MORGAN ft SON. Proprietors. IN THE ADIRONDACKS. 1.901 FEET ABOVE THE SEA. MOHAWK LODGE AND COTTAGES.

A high class family hotel. Boats free. Vapor launch for the free accommodation of tho guests. Prices to $12 per week. Write for booklet to GEO.

H. SNYDER. Eagle Bay. 4 Lako Fulton Chain. ROCKY POINT INN, At tbe head of Fourth Lake, on the famous FULTON CHAIN, SOUTHERN ADIRONDACKS.

A 'beautiful environment. Agreeable company. Less than eight hours from New York. SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE AND SEPTEMBER. P.

Old Forge. N. Y. WOODBINE COTTAGE. BOARD BY DAY OR week on a farm: milk, cream and chickens, egRs vegetables; nhndy grounds; cool rooms; elftht mllcR from Saratoga, two frctt Ballston Spa.

For termn address JOSEPH H. COLE, Uallston Spa, N. Y. 'ADIRONDACKS LAKH OLRAR LODGE. On Lako Clear, between Pnul Smith's and riarn nac Inn; bontlng.

bathing, trout llshlng. tennlB; near Saranae Lake; to MS weekly: circulars. MILLARD V. OTIS, SARANAC JUNCTION'. N.

Y. PINE GROVE COTTAGE, In Adirondacks; family report; modern construction freah milk, eggp, veRetanlcn from farm; nenr golf links: InrRo pino provo; Ktiod campltiR facilf tlu. PITKIN ElizubethLown, N0RTHW00DS INN, LAKE PbACin, N. Y. An unsurpassed health and pleasure resort; elevation 2,000 feet; table flrat cho'; t.

i rms $8 to per week; per day. C. W. KENNEDY, Proprietor. I I 1.