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I THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW SUNDAY. JUNE 3. -190G. HOTELS AND RESORTS.

HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS.

HOTELS AND RESORTS. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. CATSKILL-MOUNTAINS. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

CATSKILLMOUNTAINS. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. CATSKrLl- MOUNTAINS. I fc Sr3" f.r vT SiSftti 3 fJfcSfl' -II U-C UUUUlUUflirc; What do they stand for? C. H.Comfort and Home.

R.Rest. H. H.HeaIth and Happiness. 1 "SWKPT IJY MOl VrAlS HRKKZIif." Come where the mountaigi blow; where the air is pure, dry and laden with the aroma of pim- aij hemlock. Stamford i a modem village with an elevation of l.SuO feet in the Western Catskills, where there is every convenience of city life.

Stamfnrd has e'ectric liphting, water works and a complete sewer system. There are live churehen, excellent stn of all kinds, and miles of shaded rlaMone Here is ciuKnitltent seenery mountains. lakes and valleys. An ideal spot for rest, recreation or pleasure. There are charming drives, golf links, tennis courts, bowllnR boating and fishing.

Throuph tntlne via West Shore and later and Delaware Railroads, only four and a half hours from NVw York, or a delightful fail up the Hudson by lay Line, which connects with the and I). II. R. to Stamford. Address any of the fallowing leading houses for prices and full information: Hmjsps.

Houses. Guest Hoiiiies. (J nests. High View House, EY; Newly renovated and refurnished. All improvements; electric lights, sanitary plumbing, bathrooms.

Beautiful shady lawns. Rooms large and cool. View unsurpassed. Abundance of purest water and milk from our own dairy. Special rates for June and September.

They also stand tor CHURCHILL HALL, REXMERE, 'Bus meets all trains. Liverv connected. References. Churchill Hall Hm Pimnn Terrace 4.T Craft Farm Maple Rest Address RICHARD F. HAINES, or Eagle Bureaus.

Huhbell Manor 15 IawreneP Cottage Utt I'ark Cottage IO Cantiold House 40 Rexmere Hamilton Housn. 50 Nw (Jrant House 75 (Jreyeourt Inn Kendall Place The Madison 45 Atchison Houce Westholm 45 Mountain View 4' Far View House InnlesMP Terry liO HOTEL HAMILTON 5 The three leading Hotels in Stamford, New York, on the western slope of the Catskills. Stamford has high elevation, the most exhilarating air, purest water, tine roads for riding ana driving, noieis are wen equippea wiin mouern improvements and oner many inducements lor seeKcrs ui neann, recreation or amusement. AUUress S. E.

CHURCHILL, M. D. Honking at 1178 Broadway. 4718 Madison Sq. E.

il MKT. 7tiiniii)))ninmnmiimTmTrj777777Trfv, 'if Highest and Healthiest Part of the Catskills. BjBimilifiiii HUNTER MOUNTAIN Prospect House, HUNTER GREENE CO. NEW YORK TWENTY-FOURTH SEASON The MAPLEHURST, HAsYFofkLLS' Elevation 2,500 feet; on the slope of the North Mountain. A fine view of the valley and the highest peaks.

Can accommodate 90 guests. Good water; shady grounds; sanitary plumbing. Fresh meats, eggs, milk, fruit, etc. Tennis; croquet. Livery connected.

Address S. L. KERR, Haines Falls P. or Eagle Bureau. MiK I'lUIM'IX hoi (h Hn clellftiitfnl lopntlon In the Iienrt of the iiictureHiino 'n4n.

ra JS kiltn. li.OOO feet nlmve Hen level. Hooiiin large iiimI well t'nr- 11 In lied tn hie excel lent netomiiioHii1 ionn for iO mientN. 9 i. Hates $tt to Our llooklet nt 1-lHKle Jlnrenn or 011 appliea- JM 4T A large up-to-date Summer Hotel ac-tH commodating 200 guests.

All improvements; electric lights; sanitary plumbing, etc. Extensive lawns. All amusements, including bowling, tennis, etc. Celebrated spring water. Cuisine unsurpassed.

AAA WCV WV Address M. CANNANE OR EAGLE BUREAUS 1 -THE COU MUIAV KVI'KHTA1inKVr AI.Ij. Glen Park House. Finely situated, immediate vicinity Twilight Park and all points of interest. Elevation feet.

Spacious, shady grounds and piazzas. Terms moderate. Write for particulars and booklet. WOODBOUBNE-ON-THE-HUDSON. large Stone Country House Near Lawrence Cottage, Sn Stamford, the Cjem of the Catskills, Has all the advantages of the big hotels and none of their disadvantages.

It is situated on a nice elevation, is surrounded by broad piazzas and extensive lawns; has beautiful views; all amusements; iirst class table and all the comforts of home. Address H. C. LAWRENCE, Owner and or Eagle Bureaus. ASHINGT OWEN GLENNON, Haines Falls, N.

Y. FORMERLY I TREMPER HOUSE. CATSKILL. Comnniilnr location, overlooking Hutlnon River anJ skill Mountains; cool, spacious, shaiieil lai'Kt rooms; broad hulls and piazziis; (K'ii wood then; library, pinno. telc-lilmnf tennis; reflm-il, liumelike; one of the finest plact-s in tlie Ch tKktlls arcommoiiatpfi 4D; terms to convenient tn bnntp ami trains, ('all at Kimle Hureau for illustrated foMers and Hrook.yn rt frrenre nr address s.

w. SI'H TIIKS, IN. Y. WOLFS MANOR EIGHTH SKASOK. EIF.VATION 2.000 KEET ACCOMMODATES 60 GUESTS.

VIowh unsurpassed. Tahle supplied ron our own farm, garden and dairy. Private bathln? beach. Hunting, fishing, boating, dunning pavilions, lawn tennis, croquet; piano, organ; Indoor amusements; reasnnahln rates. Ially mall.

Mrs. CH A3. AVULF, URL.TOX. N. Y.

LOCUST HILL FARM CATKKIIX MOUTAI ItRGIOtf. High and airy; pleasant location; fine ehado; larfjfi rooms; fresh ffirm products; amusementa; piano, croquft, wings, hammocks an3 atrlctl n-flned dancing In private hall. Rates $6 and i AXlilJirr W. IIAH.HT. Oreenvllle.

N.Y SHADY HILL FARM. lieautiftil view; grounds shaded by pine trees. Broad piazzas. First class table. Daily maiL Telephono.

Piano. Swings, croquet, etc. RATES fi. ADULTS ONLY. Mrw.

A. HUNT, It. V. I. No.

1. GREKXVILLB, N. T. MEADOW BROOK The quaintest farm hoiifp in the mountains, setting back among the tree; surroun'ti'd iy beautiful seeneiy, enchanting woudlanii, rambles and picture siUp drives; every Ruest mado to fet-1 at home; supplied from our own farm garden and dairy. O.

HOGAIIDUS. Surprise, (irrene County. N. Y. PHOENICIA, N.

Y. OPENS JUNE 27. O.VB OF THK KIXKST HOl'SKS I THE CATSKILLS. llooklet, Hilton, S. PROSKEY, 52 BROADWAY, N.

Y. Also 2 FURNISHED COTTAGES WOODBINE COTTAGE. A pleasant farm house, six miles from CntRkiil. Hoautifully Kituat'-rl amr)nff thp mfiuntatns. Hunllt.jr.

rtshhiK. I'lpnant ivalka nnd flilvTf. uiierh vlfWb. Our tnhlc in from nur own farm, Karrlrn anil dairy. AnniKPinpnts.

Tolephnnt. Four mails por flav at Ihr flo)r. MARY K. IAS.V.X, Kl.skatom. N.

Y. GREEN LAKE HOUSE 17th season; beautifully situated on laKe: boating, bathing, fishing; large, homnliko rooma; flrnt class table supplied by own dairy and garden; rural delivery; telfphnnp. Terms icnsonnbb'. Address J. M.

DAY. ATHENS. nr Khr HurHiiu. hwmmiiiifl.fni.ii i ef ntlt. i -if TTMtr iwtiftir irn hm IJ J.

rr I.iwJ,fcfaA I 1- 1 Mountain R.est, modern hotel, accommodating about 300 people. The rooms are well lighted by gas, well furnished and the house has pas-Ronger elevator, sanitary plumbing and is heated by a hot water system. There is a large casino on the grounds for dancing, bowling and billiards, and a dark room for photographers. The cuisine has always been excellent. The terms are from $15 upward, and full details may be secured from Man Saymon, at 656 Haines Fa.lls, New York.

PINE GROVE HOUSE and COTTAGES PALENViLLE, GREENE N. V. Now open for the season. Summer and transient; also a limited number of Winter guests. For circulars and terms, apply to CORNELIUS DU BOIS, Prop.

Or EAGLE BUREAU 40 QUESTS. For circulars address RACHEL ANSON. or Eagle Bureaus. Booklets of most of the Hotels and Boarding Houses advertised on these pages may be found at the Eagle Information Bureau, Eagle Building, Brooking, and at 26 East 23d St, Manhattan. No other newspaper can thus give to its advertisers the benefit of an office in New York without cost to them.

RATES $7 TO $10. Lonis Boons In the Heart of the Catskills. Proprietor. Is the proprietor, and the rates are from $6 to Glen Mary is one of the most delightful places in the suburbs of Cntsklll. The house is new, and very attractive, and the rooms aro large.

It is near a fine pine crovc and has a pretty stretch of lawn. The farm of 25 acres connected with the house produces milk, butter, eggs, fruit and vegetables, and the guests are assured of pure food. The terms are $7 to per week and the proprietor, who is most cordial and agreeable. Is J. B.

Kerr. The Fines at Windham is a very delightful place, a large house surrounded by the fragrance of the pine woods, and the balmy odors of the forest. No more healthful location could be found. Tha views arri remarkably picturesque, and the walks and drives alluring and romantic. The trout streams in the vicinity aro carefully preserved and during tha closed season and are In consequence well stocked with fish.

The Prospect House at Hunter Is lo-cau-d on the most desirable site in the village. The veranda, 200 feet long, faces the highest point in the entire Catskill range. The house is lit by electricity and every effort is made to keep it up to a high class metropolitan standard. The rates are from $10 to $15 per week with special season rates to families. Tho proprietor is J.

M. Cannane. The O'Hnra House at Lexington, in the very heart of the mountains, has been doubled in size, and now has accommodations for 12S guests. It Is spacious, finely furnished, conveniently arranged, and has all modern improvements. The house Is supplied with pure spring water, and connected with a fine farm of 250 acres.

A billiard holl and bowling alley have jttsf been completed. The terms are $10 to $14 per week. The horse Is now in its thirtieth season. HAINES FALLS. Perched on the slope of the mountains.

Broadway. The Grant House, at Catskill, opens for the thirty-eighth season this year, with the prestige of years of popularity. This spacious house, which accommodates 1100, Is situated in a natural park of 25 acres, and is surrounded' by extensive velvety lawns of thirty years cultivation. The house is well known to be perfectly healthful and the excellent cuisine will bo tinder the direction of the same rhef as last season. There are golf links, tennis courts and baseball old on the grounds.

Grant Cornell are the proprietors. The rates are from $12 to $18 per week. The Hunter Mountain Trospect House, at Hunter, Greene County, is located on the most desirable site in the village. The rooms are large and well ventilated nnd the veranda, 200 feet long, is one of the features of the hotel. The house is very comfortable and homelike, and is lighted by electricity.

The menu is varied, and the management prides itself on its homo cooking. The Columbia is the annex to the house, and is equipped for bowling, games and dancing. The rates are $10 to $15 per week. The Emboght House, at Catskill, accommodates seventy-five easily, and is very comfortable. It occupies an elevated position, with a fine view of the river and the mountains" and the center of the town.

Two sulphur springs are within a short walk. The rates are moderate. John E. Overbach is the proprietor. The Hillerest House at Norton Hill is i Haines Falls New York TANNERSVILLE, GREENE N.

Y. This charming, homelike house, with its large, cool, electric lighted rooms, first-class table, is now open for the 1 7th sea House newly tuilt and newly furnished; lighted with gas: sanitary plumbing, bathrooms and closets; open fireplaces; steam heat for cool days. Fifty guests. Large, cool sleeping rooms. Piano.

Croquet grounds, etc. Fresh vegetables, milk, butter, eggs and poultry raised on the farm. Telophone. Three daily mails. Good delivery.

Address W. I. HALLENBECK, Or Eagle Bureaus. son, under the "same management. 2,000 feet above tide water, with large verandas, pine grove, amusements, livery.

on Iho property, which Is convenient to the station, and near the district overlooked by the Hotel Kaatcrskill, In the very heart of the Catskill Mountains. Outdoor sports such as tennis, baseball, bathing and fishing, as well as indoor recreations of bowling and dancing, may bo enjoyed by the guests of the Shady Glen House and cottages at Freehold. This house, which can hold 125 guests, fronts on the beautiful Glen Creek which is well known for its trout fishing. The rates are from $7 to $10, with special terms to families or large parties. The Glenerie Falls House, at Glaseo, Ulster County, is a very popular hourte, with fine verandas, and beautiful shade trees.

The house is open all the year round, and enjoys a steady patronage. The rates are from $8 to $10 per week, and the table under the management of C. Schoentag, is generously provided with hearty German cookery. The Washington Inn, at Phoenicia. I'lster County, is a most dignified and impressive looking building, of generous size, located in the most beautiful sur-roui dings.

It occupies a truly regal site on a plateau of dome thirty acres, and is well protected from storms by the towering mountains. The bedrooms are all outflde rooms, many having private baths, and with hot and cold water. The house has an elevator, is heated by steam and lighted by gas and electricity. It is thoroughly nrst class throughout. The cuisine is given particular attention and there is an a la carte service in the afternoons and evenings for the accommodation of motorists and driving tourists.

The hotel, which accommodates is managed by Samuel Proskey. formerly one of the proprietors of the Hotel Ivake Hopatcong; Congress Hall, Saratoga, and Tampa nay Hotel. Florida. The rates are from $15 per week upward. The Kiskatom Retreat House, at Kiska-tom.

can certainly claim to be one of the best known houses in the Catskill region. It is now in its thirty-fourth season, tinder the same management. The house Is lighted by gas. has large airy rooms and from its veranda some of the finest views in the eastern Cats- SHADY VIEW GREENE N. Y.

Lota r.f shad-: beautiful view; elevation: flrftt class tahle: our own produce; largo grounds; reason aide terms. Address ALHKRT KRE PENRl'RGH. Prop. EARLE FAKM HOUSE. Arcommndiite." extensive, shady prounrlf; pine woo is; toii Ruoii plHiio; no malaria; excellent tunW-: daily imitl; terms t- to $6.

C. SI-MF'POX, Fouth Cairo, X. Y. Hunt Homestead All the advantaRes of a farm, with swings, croquet, cmufrn'Mit hall, music and dam-in; added. Address ZEUD-OX Hl'NT.

Greenville, X. Y. R. F. Xn.

1. Iuily mall. THenhone. SLINGERLAND A farm house; larpe lawn; great maji trees; beautiful view charm I (iff wnlks and drives; tahle suppMfd from tir own farm, garden and dairv. Mrs.

T. SMN'SKKLAXD, Greenville, N.Y. THE INGIESIDE, STAMFORD, N. Y. NOW OPF.N.

Every modern convenience. Noted lor tts fine location find excellent cuisine. Low rales for April. May. June.

Booklet. E. L. JONES. Prop.

STORY'S BREEZE LAWN. Xtcctv lcntf ii near village; $6 to 35 guesta. ELMER PTORY. Freehold. V- Jefferson Homestead.

IN OLD FASHIONED COfXTRT I. G. JACKSON. CATSKILL. N.

Y. FAIR VIF.IV PARK 15- adults 6. mountain air. boating and ftahlnn. Mr-.

D. S. HOYT. one of the most retired nooks in all New York State. It accommodates twenty guests, and the rates arc $6 per week.

For any one seeking complete rest and quiet, with beautiful scenery, this house will fill every requirement. The Rlseley Farm House at Woodstock is situated on high ground and accommodates sixty-five people. The house is large, the lawn very attractive, and the surroundings excellent. Quite a number of Brooklyn people can recommend this place, and the patronage is carefully restricted. This is certainly a most pleasant, cheerful and healthful place.

The rates are moderate, running from $6 to $8 per week. The Irvington. at. Woodstock. I'lster County, is at the foot of Overlook Mountain, and has a very beautiful location.

All the rooms are large and comfortable, and can accommodate in comfort seventy-five guests. The, sanitary arrangements are of the best, and the house Is lit by gas. and will compare in appointments with many a far larger and more pretentious hotel. The terms are $6 to $10. and the proprietor is Jacob D.

Wurts, M.D. Pine Grove House, at Gayhead. Greene County, is a large house on shady grounds with a pine grove on the premises. It has accommodations for 100. and the tahle is in Kaatcrskill Clove, the Lodge, which is the Inn of Santa Cruz Park, looks like the ideal mountain resort.

Closer acquaintance does not lessen this first impression, for in all respects this house Is Just the kind of mountain resting place that appeals to people of culture. Its patronage is most distinguished, and its service correspondingly excellent. Tha walks and drives in this, the Rip Van Winkle section of the Catskills, arc very -numerous, and it would be difficult to select the most attractive. There are golf links but half a mile distant, which are used by the guests of the Lodge and neighboring cottages. The terms are moderate, ranging upward from $12.50 per week.

The Vista, owned by Miss Amy A. Ely, at Haines falls, is a place which has a select patronage, attracted not only by the natural beauties of the place, but also by the qunlilty of the board. The proprietor aims to make it a summer home, not a hotel. It is within a short distance of the station and the center of the village, and within a ten minutes walk of Twilight and Santa Cruz Parks. A golf links, tennis courts and croquet grounds are in the immediate vicinity.

The terms are from to $10 rr week. About half way between tha tuad of the ways had direct from the farm. The terms are to $7 per week. The Hidecker House, near Windham, Greene County, is in a very desirable location at an elevation of 1.800 feet; near enough to all the places of greatest interest in the Catskills, so that the most distant can be visited in a day's journey. The house la furnished comfortably, and is a good place to rest and escape malaria or other ills of low lyiqg altitudes.

The terms are $6 to $8 per week. The commodious Maxwell House at Saugcrtics is located in the heart of the village, surrounded by large trees, and but a short walk from some of the finest spots in the mountains. A fine livery, with a number of large stages for picnics and drives, is managpd in connection wilh the house. It has a capacity of 100, and is the largest hotel In the village. At Vrlton, Greene County, in the Cats-kills, at an elevation of 2.000 feet above sea level, the Maplehurst offers to the Becker for recreation many opportunities for amusement.

In addition to the usual boating, bathing and hunting, there is an amusement hall and dancing pavilion, which arc the center of the ljfe of the community. The house is ofi comfort- prr week; for children, according to their ages. ralenville, in Greene County, in the center of the Catskills. is a charming little town anil a restful spot for a vacation. The Hotel Millbnie is most pleasantly situated back from the street with a fine lawn and shade trees.

The hotel hag no object ionable features, and the aim of the new management is to add to its excellent commands a view across the great Hudson River Valley, clear over to the mountains of New England. The rooms are large and comfortably furnished, and the best of everything is placed on the table. This seems to be an ideal situation to spend a restful and contemplative vacation, which will insure returns in health and pleasure, at least, equal to the cost of getting them. The rates are reasonable, from $7 to 51 per week. At Purling, on the prctiy Shinglckill.

in Greene County, is the Evergreen Grove House, which, as it name implies, is surrounded by large pine and fir trees exhaling balmy odors. For those troubled with insomnia this feature should prove a boon. The house and cottages have a capacity of 125. The terms ire $7 to 110 reputation as a first class family resort, It has all the modern features of tin first class hnrtelry of its size, is clean and well kept and the table service is I able size, holding "5 guests, and the rates are moderate, running from $6 to Cheritree's Inn. a qunlut, quiet, altrac-tive looking, roomy, old house at Oak Hill, Greene County, accommodates fifteen guests.

The charges are from $7 to $9 per week. The house has a wide piazza, shaded by large maples, and la conveniently located. The Paramount, in the heart of the Catskills, at South Durham, is a large house on the crest of a hill, surrotmded by a farm of seventy acres. This house kills can be bad. The terms are $7 to especially good.

The rates are $'J per i week and upward. i The Pine Grove House at Palenville is i I a. high class resort which Is open all the year round. A number of cottages are $10 per week and the house accommodates 80 guests. The Hotel St.

Charles, at Hunter, is a supplied from the farm. Daniel Feney 1.