Illustrated Souvenir Guide of Northern Michigan Resorts

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ODEN-O n Crooked Lake , near Pickerel

Lake is th e best point for fishin g in Northern

Michigan.

OdenBoat

LiveryJOHN C. CARPENTER ,

Proprieior

H as the best rowing and fishing

boats, with fishing tack le

and first class minnows and

worms. Bait constantly on

hand . Rates by the hour

or d ay very reasonable.

Prompt attention to patron s.

Guides on Hand

'

nu-sqr-hta-iug•• u m m ihfomr"

N. M . KELLAM , PROPRIETOR

Eight miles northeast of Petoskey, on

th e celebr ated Inland Route and the most

picturesque spot on the banks · of CrookedLake. Beautiful Groves, Flowing Wells,

Fine Bat hin g and Good F is h i n g . Boat

Li very in connectio n. All boats stop at the

dock. Near entr anc e to Pickerel Lake .

Rates Very Reasonable

DESIRABLE

LOTS FOR

SALE

The Beautiful Inland Route The Inland Rou,te is surely a voyage of enchantment, a mid mmmerday'sdream- where summer' s sunshme s1fts through 1nterlacmg

boughs , and music-throated birds entrance the listening ear, '' in the quie t home of the water lily and the happy hunting ground of the nodle red man . It is not only Nor th ern Michi gan 's greatest attraction , but i t is the most picturesqueand the only boat trip of its kin d to be found on the American continent. Go where you will, wander where you may,you will find nothing that surpasses or even compares with the sc eni c grandeur of th is chain of beaut iful lakes andrivers. No one sho uld miss a day on the beaut iful Inland Route, wh ich includes numerous sil ve r Jakes and windingrivers alive with gamy fish. The passi ng of numerous little crafts under sa il and steam , the swiftly moving pano-ram a of limpid wate rs and verdant shores , form a most effect ive combination of scenic g randeur .

(SEE INDEX FOR TIM E CARD)

A. L. HAMILL, Owner and General Ma nager, Co r. Lake and Park Ave., Petoske y, Mich.

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Hastings'Heights

Charmingly situated

on height s overlook

ing Crooked Lake.

Largest hotel at the

head of the lake

Accommodationsfor

one hundred people.

Good fishing, bath

ing and boating.

CONWAY,

MICH.

John

Hastings,

Proprietor

:r~Rates on Application

1h;appy 1h;nmrR. L . MOSHER, Prop.

Delightful Location in Maple Grove. SplendidEquipment. Summer Boarders taken. Excel-lent fishing in Crooked and Pickerel Lakes.

Rates $2 Per Da y. Special Rates bv the Week

First Class Livery in Connection.

ODEN, MICHIGAN

Florence CottagesRooms to Rent

I n a beautiful and central location .

Several Cottages fo r rent furnished completefor housekeeping.

MRS. KATE LEWIS,Bay View, Mich.

BAY VIEW HOUSE, Bay View, Mich., GEO. W. CHILDS, Prop.This fine house, the largest in Bay View. is conveniently located near the railway st ation, steamboat landing

and Assembly Buildings. From its broad verandas there is a beaut iful view of Traverse Bay and th e parks. Excel lent table and good service. Elect ric lights, electric bells, hot and cold baths. barber shop, te leph one and postoff icein connec tion with the house.

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arnuittay lluuCONWAY , MICHIGAN

DAVID HASTINGS.

PROP .

') f N shady grove immediately

il l on Crooked L ake frontp i c k e r e 1, P ike and Bass

abound in these wate r s in

abun dance . GOO D T AB LE .

RA TE S $! .00 PE R DAY.

Boat L ivery

in Connection- Fishing Tackle and Bait.

Farm Supplies Daily.

HiawathaConway, M ichigan

P . A . MATHEWS, PROP .

Head of Crooked Lake

Excellent Fishing

Good Table Board

Good Bathing

NEAR STATION AND

ST EAMBOAT DOCK.

RATES REASONABLE.

Hotel Rawdon.he Tourists' Home

Rates $2.00 Pe r Da y

Spe c ial Rat es by the W ee k.

LOCATED at ODEN ,

MICH, on Crooked

Lake at the h ead of

the C e 1e b r a t e d In land

Route . Th e sp r ings and

Artesian Wells here, are

the most famous in North-

ern Michigan. Noted for

th ei r purity and curative

qualiti es. Th e G. R. & I.

f urnishes frequent tr ains

between Oden and Petoskey

Good Boating Bathing an d Fishing. House well lighted with ou r own electric p l a n tJ .D . RAWDON , PROP ., ODEN , MICH.

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GRILL'CAFE

SERVICE A LA CARTE

FINEST PLACE

IN THE CITY

FRESH FISH and LIVE LOBSTERS A SPECIALTY

~ E S T GOODS ON THE MARKET

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PARTIES

pALMGARDEN ~ N N E C T I O NSTRICTLY YIRST CJ,AS S TRADE ONLY

FRANK FOCHTMANOPPOSITE SUBURBAN STATION

NEXT TO CUSHMAN HOUSE PETOSKEY, MICH.4

L . R . MERRILLJ . S . B U R N H A M

Petoskey Boat Cotnpany-• BOAT BUILDERS--. .

GAS LAUNCHES, YACHTS, SAIL and ROW BOATS,

OARS, PADDLES, ETC.

SPECJAJ, ORDER WORK . WRITE p k M" h"ORICA LL ON US l'OR PJUCES. .Just East of Union Dock etOS ey , IC Igan

Park PlaceJllRS. E. SLOCUJ\I, ProJJ.

PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN.

:®":A l l ~

~ ! W~...Beautiful View of Little Traverse Bay

Reasonable Rates on Application

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CONVENIENT TO DEPOTS, DOCK AND BUSINESS

: : SEC TI ON ::

$1.00 to $1.50 Pe r Da y

Oriental HotelCHAS . J. SAGER, Proprietor

CORNER LAKE and EMMET STREETS

PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN

FIN E VIEW OF TH E BAY

COVERED CROQUET GROUNDS



The only laundry in Northern Michigan usingpure spring water to do your linen. Send it tous and we will return it a pure snowy white

NewEra LaundryA . M. WITMER , PROPRIETOR

Both Phones 338. Foot of State Street, PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN

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Y

ou r vis itto our

Studiowill give us thepleas ure ofsho wing you

many pleasing

novelt ies inpor traitureand new ideas

in theamateur line .

Little Traverse Bay

Ferry Line

Steamer "SEARGHLIGHT"

Steamer "SILVER SPRAY"

Hourly service 7.4 5 am. to

8.45 pm. between Harbor

Springs and Petoskey, reach-

ing all points on Little TraverseBay.

J. R. FOLEY, W. F. GILL,319 Lake Street. PETOSKEY, MICH. Manager.

ESTABLISHED 1876

Central Drug StoreHARWOOD & KEPHART, Proprietors

Petoskey

Michigan -·

OLDEST and MOST COMPLETE PHARMACY

IN THE CITY

- - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - -Try Our Famous ICE CREAM SODA

Fine Line KEY WEST and DOMESTIC CIGARS

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One Block from Pere Marquette Passenger Depot.

Rooms and Board $1 0 to $ 12 per Week .Table Boa rd per day. $1.

Per ·week. $ 6.

The King] . S. KING , Prop.·

All Modern Improvements .

114 West Mitchell St., Petoskey.

ELECTRIC LIGHTS. ELECTRIC BE LLS .

First-cl ass Barbe r Sh op an d Bath Rooms,

an d Cigar an d Tobacco St ore in

Conne ction. Re furnished

from top to bottom.

The

New.CentralF. J. TODD, P roprietor.

RATES:

$1.50 to $2.00 a Day.CE NTRALLY LOCATED.

316-318 Lake Street, Petoskey.

The Clifton HouseL. M. ROWAN . P ropr ietor.

RA T ES:

$1.00 and $1.50 .

Property For S ate .

PETOSKEY,MICHIGAN.

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Th e Leading Boarding Hous e of the Resort Region

The MoyerMRS . A . S. MOYER, Prop .

CONVENIE NT T O RAILROAD

DE POTS AN D STEA M

BOAT DOC K .

41 0 Emmet Street, Petoskey.

The

ANDREWSBest boa rding house in Petoskey.

La rgest rooms, furnace and all

modern conveniences. Located

on the te rrace · commanding a

beautiful view of the bay. La rge

verandas. Good and libera l

table and prompt se rvice.

RATES- $1.25 pe r day,

$8 to $1 0 per week.

ADDRESS

MISS JESSIE M. GOOD,Th e Andrews, PETOSKEY , MICH.

The LakeviewT he best $1.00 day house in the

city. Covered croquet groundfor the benefit of guests. Quiet,shady location within 200 feet ofthe bay. Weekly rates on application.

Mich . Sta te Phone 23S-3R.

J. D. HUNT, Proprietor,313 Water Street, PETOSKEY , MICH.

A re You

Going to the "Soo"?T ak e th e

Arnold Transit Co.DAILY FROM

Cheboygan

Mackinaw

Cityan d

Mackinac Island

Through the Beautiful and

P ic turesque

THE

sNL Y teamersLINE

S. S. " cH IPPE WA "

"Soo "River Dayt;htto Sault Ste. MarieCALLI NG AT DET OU R A ND E NCAMP ME NT

=============Daily Service Commences July 1st=============

Would You

Enjoy a Days Fishing at the BeautifulLes Cheneaux Islands

Three Arnold Line Steamers daily from Mackinac Island.

For time tables, rates and further information, inquire of local agents, or add ress

GEO . T . ARNOLD, Manager,

Mackinac Island, Mich.

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The MEXICAN BAZAARJ. Bromley Babcock, Prop.

M EX ICAN DRAWN WORK

Mexican Potter y, etc .,

Indian Baskets, Japanese Baskets,Oriental Novelties.

Complete line of Ar t Needlework, Silks, etc.Hand Painted China.

50 6 Lake St reet, Petoskey, Mich.

OPEN DAY AN D NIGHT.

HEATED AN D LIGHTED B Y

ELECTRICITY.

O N E BLOCK FROM

D EPOTS, D OC K AND

O PERA HOUSE .

LARGE AIRY R 0 0 M S

OVERLOOKING TH E BA Y

NORTHERN HOTEL

N . E. JUDD, PR OPRIETOR

PETOSKEY , MICHIGAN

City- HotelB. BETZ, P roprietor

R A TE S : $1.00 AN D $1 .5 0 P ER DA YS P E C I A L BY THE WEEK

448 - 45 0 E. Lake Street, near G. R . & I. station

PETOSKEY , MICHIGAN.

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Stone's throw f rom

the Lake.Swaverly ' Phone 286.

Rates on application.

The New Petosk9"Under N ew M a n a ~ e m e n t .

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS

BY DAY OR WEEK.

Petoskeyand

Bay Streets Petoskey, Mich.H . H. PARR, Prop .

THE HOWARD HOUSEOpsosite Reed Ave. Railroad Station.

J . MARTIN , PR OP :

BA Y VIEW , MICHIGAN

Bay View's popular and attractive hotel. Nearthe water, on first gently rising te rrace . A commanding view of Lake and Bay. Convenient to Parksand Public Buildings. Tennis court for guests.

Pleasant rooms. Table and se rvice unexcelled.

Wau-ka-zoo HouseC. C. STO COUM. PROP.

FI NE ROOMS AND TA B L E BOARD.

R A TE S R E A S ON A B L E .

507 W aukazoo A venue,

PETOSKEY. MICHIGAN .

Hotel ImperialH. 0. HENDERSON, Proprietor

PETOSKEY

MICHIGAN

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ILLUSTRATED

SOUVENIR GUIDE

Northern Michigan

Resorts

1905

Copies may be obtained by sending 25 cents to Michigan Guide Book Company,

Grand Rapids, Michigan .

HE primary purpose of thi s publication is to direct and so make more

expeditious, and likewise enjoyable, the sojourn of th e summer t raveler.

While the average tourist who spends a vacation among the resorts of

today is wearied by th e whirlwind of thing s to do , the fact remains

. bluntly apparent to th e most skeptical that with proper directions one

ma y spend a life-time among th e be auti es of the North and feel refre shed eve ry

part of th e period. Clearly, concisely and accurately this book will so instruct thatone may use one's time to the best advantage without cons tant inquiries of fellow

travelers . The North offers unbounded res ources for amusement, fo r the gayest

of life and th e quiet es t of rests as well. There is no occasion for th e on e desiring

the one cond ition to be thrown int o the ot he r- th e Guide Book is th e ounce of

preventi on. It s brief directions will no t on ly save th e feet of th e tourist; they will

do his h ea d work for him.

Fo r convenient refe rence T he Souven ir Guide classi fies Michigan Summer

re so rt s geographica ll y under th ree heads-Little Traverse Bay, Mackinac an d

Grand Traverse Bay Regions. Of th e first named, Petoske y is th e center in size

and importance an d number of touris ts that it entertains. Mackinac Island

occupies this pos ition with ref er ence to th e Mackin ac region, while Traverse City

is the hub of the Grand Traverse section.

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INDEX.

INDEX OF RESORTS

Bay Shore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Bay View ................... • • o • • o o • • • 17Charlevoix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •• o • •• o • • • 25Charlevoix Inland Route .. .......... • • • 27Colonial Point ............ . . . . . . .. . o •••• 25Conway .............. . . . . . . . o •••••• •• •• 22Douglas Lake . . . . . .. o • • • •• • •• • •• • •••••• 25Edgewood ......... . .. . .. o • •• •• o • • • • • • • 32Emmet Beach . ............ . . . .. . • • • • • • 19

Grand Traverse Bay map . . . . . . . . . ....... 29Harbor Point ............... •• •• o • • • • • • 19H a rbor Springs . . . . . . .. .. . . .. o •• o •• o • • • 19Les Cheneaux ............ •••• • • • o. • • • • 28Little T raverse Bay map . . . . . . . •• • •••• o. 16Michigan Fish Laws ........ .. o •• • o •••• o 32Mackinac Island .......... • •••••• 0 • • • • o 28Neahtawanta .. . . . . . . . . o •• • o •••••••••••• 32

~ ~ ; , ~ g o " , ~ t P { ~ , : : : : : : ." .".'.'. :: "."0::: ::.".:: ." .".'.:::Oden ...... . . . ........... .. . . o o •• o • •••• 22Oden Island route ........ •• • o • • • • • • • • 25Omena . . . . . .. .. .. . ....... •••• • •••••••• 32

~ ~ l ~ ~ k A u x . P i ; , ~ · ' . ' . " . " . ' . ' . ' . ' . " . " . ' . " . ' . " . ' : : : :i ~ : ~ r i f : " ~ r ~ . : : : : : : : : :: :: :: :: :: : : : : HSt. I gnac e . . . . . . . . . ••• 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 30Sau lt Ste. Marie . . . . . . .. •• 0 • • •••••••••• 30Traverse City . . . . . . . . . . ••• • •• 0 ••• 0 • • • • 30Walloon Lake . . . . . . . . .. . . . 0 • • • ••••• •••• 27Walloon Lake map . .. . 0 •• 0 •• • • •• 0 •••••• 24Wequetonsing .. . . . . . . . •• • 0 • •• 0 •••••••• 19Ya·way·ga·mug .................... .. .. . 19

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.

Hot els

Andrews, The, Petoskey .. • o • • • • • • • • • • • 8Arlin gton, The New, Petoskey . . . . . . . 0 • • • 12Bay View House . . . . .. ......... • • 0 • • • • 2Bartlet t, Charlevoix .. . ............. • 0 • • 38Bennett Hall, Mackinac Island . . . . . . .. . . . . HCity, The, Pe toskey . . . . . . . ...... . . 0 • • • • 10Conway In n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Clifton, The, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . • . .. 0. .. . 8Colonial Hall, Wequetonsing . . . . . .. • • •• 37Cha rl evo ix Beach, The . ......... • • • • • • • • 46Clovers, The , Omena. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47Cushman, The, Petoskey ............. . .coverDo ud Cottage, Mackinac Island .. .. . . . . . . . 48Ea gle I sland , vVa ll oon Lake .. . ........... 41Elston , The, Charlevo ix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Enterprise Cottage, Mackinac I sland . . . .. . 46Fern Cottage, Walloon Lake . . .. ........ 42Florence Cottage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Frank's, Walloon Lake .......... •• 0 •• • • 40Happy H ome, Oden . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 0 • • • • 2Hastings Heights , Conway . . . . . . . . .. • • • • 2Howard House, Bay View . . . . . . .. . . 0 • •• • 10Indian Garden, \l'lalloon La ke . . . . . . 0 •••• 40Imperial, The, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . 0 • • • • 11Island House, Mackinac I sland ........... 44K ing, The, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Lachance Cottage, Mackinac Island . . . . . . . 45Lake Grove, Walloon Lake . .......... .. . 43Lake View, Mackinac Isl and .. . . . . . . .. . . . 45Lake View , Petoskey . . . . . ........ 0. . . . . 8Lawn Eyrie, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . • • • ••••• 46Melrose, The, Walloon Lake . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 42Mizer, The, Walloon Lake . . . . . . •• o • ••••• 39Moyer, The Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Neahtawanta . .. . . . . o o • •••••• o •• •• • •••• 38New Arlington , Petoskey o o o •• o •••••••• • • 12New Central, Petoskey . o o o o o ••••• o • • • • • • 8

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New Emmet, Harbor Spr in gs . . . . . . . . . .. . . 40New Hiawatha , Conway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3New Walloon, Wa lloon Lake . . . . . • ••••• 43New Petoskey, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . o o •• o • • • 10Northern Petoskey ............... • • •••• 10Oriental, The, Petoskey ......... . o. o.. .. 5Park Place, Tr averse City ......... • • • • • • 48Park Place, Pe toskey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Pines, The, Walloon Lake . . . . .. . . . . .. . .. 44Pine Cottage, Mackinac Island. . . . . . . . . . . 44

~ ~ ~ v f : ~ ~ ~ i n ~ ..Van Ness, Geo. VV., Petoskey . . . . . . . . .. coverWaukazoo, Petoskey .................. . . l 0

Transportation, Business Houses, Cafes,

Etc.

Altoonjian, l\1., Persian Bazaar, Petoskey .. 10Anderson, A. F., mdse. , Omena . .......... 46Arnold Transit Co.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Central Drug Store, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . 9City Book Store, Traverse City . . . . . . . . . . . 48Eclipse Boa1 Works, \ .Ya lloon Lake .. . . . . . . 40First National Bank, Petoskey ............ 37Foley, J. R., Photograp her , Petoskey... . . . 7Ford, Mrs. Jos., Caterer, Mackinac Island .. 37G. R. & I. Ry .. . . .......... . ......... .coverGrill Cafe, Pe toskey. . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Inland Route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Little Traverse Bay F er ry l ine . . . . . . . . . . . 7Littl e, Will , Optician , Jeweler, Petoskey . .. . 37Mexican Bazaar, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

McCune&

Smith, Real Estate , P etoskey .. coverNe w Era Laundry, Petoskey.. . . . . . . . . . . . 6Oden Boat livery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Petoskey Boat Co.. . . . . ................. 5Seifert's Livery , Petoskey .. . . . . . . . .. .. . cover\.Yalloon Lake Steamer Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

I NDE X OF TIME TABLES

Railway Lines

Arrival of Through Trains ....... .. . . .. 33Reparture of Through Trains ........... 33

ay View to Charlevoix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Bay View· to P etoske y ........... . 0 • • • • • 35Charlevoix to Bay View . . . . . . •• o • •••• 35r:arbor Springs to Petoskey . 0 •••• • • •• • •• 35

ast trains ..................... . • • • • • 35~ d c k i n a c Island to Petoskey .. 0 •• • 0 • • • • 33

en to Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Petoskey to Bay View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Petoskey to Harbor Springs . . . . . . .. •••• 35~ e t o s k k e y to Mackinac I sland . . . . . . 0 •• • •• 33

etos ey to Oden . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . 0 • 33

P e toskey to Walloon Lak e ............. . 35Spec!a l Rates via G. R. & I. . . . . . . .. .. .. 36Spec1al Rat es v ia P. M. R. R. .. . . . . •••• 35\ .Ya lloon Lake to Petoskey. . . . . . . . . 35

Stemnboat Liues

Anchor Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Arnold Lin e .. . . ................... . .. . 35Arnold Transit Co .. . . ........ . .. . .. . . . . 33Beaver I sland Line .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . 36Detroi.t & <;:!eve land Navigation Co . . . . . . 3G

Goodnch Lm e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Green Bay Transportation Co. formerly

I-Iart Line . . . . . . . . ......... . . . . . . . . . . 36Inland Route, Oden to Cheboygan . . . . . . " . 36Little Traverse Bay Ferry Line .. . . . . . . .. 35Manitou Steamship Co. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Northern Michigan Transportation Co. . . . 36Northern Navigation Co. . .......... .. . . 36Northern Steamship Co. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 , LES CHENEAUX ISLANDS

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STRA I TS

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UTILE TRAVERSE BAY REGION

Located in th e h eart of the Michiga n re so rt country, th e Little Tr ave rseBay reg ion st and s firs t in po int of Summer p opulation. Here so me of th e mos tpopular reso rt s in th e No rt h , fr om Charl evo ix and Walloon Lake on the so uthto H a rb o r Springs a nd Od en on the nor th, ar e linked toge th er by fast and fre quent suburban se rvi ce by rail and water . Th e acc es s ibility of th e Litt le TraverseBa y region und oubted ly accounts for its unusual growth. Gr and Rapids & Indianaand Pe re Marquette trains, as we ll as severa l st eam er lin es , reach mos t of th esepla ces.

Petoskey- On th e so utheas tern shore of Little Tr ave rse Bay, ha s a perm a nent p opulation of 5,285. Th e bu s in ess portion of the city is built up from th esh ore of the bay, whil e th e res id ence di s trict reach es fa r back up on th e surround

ing hill s. T o urists make Peto skey th eir hea dquarters, from wh ence trips are ma deto th e surrounding plac es o f in terest, as it suit s their co nv enienc e. Besides go odroa ds for aut omobiling a nd bicycling and fi ne links for go lf , P etos key offers allth e usu:: l Summer reso rt amusements o n land and wate r. Th e Charlevoix roadto th e we s t of th e city leads to Cemetery Hill , fr om w hich th e bes t view of th esur rou nding region m ay be obtained. One of th e mos t int eresting features of th eci ty is the great numb er of shops and baza rs. Petoskey's climate has long beennot ed fo r its reli ef to ha y feve r sufferer s. New A rlin gton, S. H . P eck, $2.50 up .

P e toskey

Im p eri a l, H. 0. H end erso n, $2.00-$3.50. Cushman H ouse, D . J . Cushman & Co.,

$2.00-$3.00. No rt h ern, N. E. Judd , $2.oo. New Central, F. J. Todd, $1.5o-$2.oo.City, B. Fe tz, $1.50. Clift o n, L. M. R owa n, $Loo-$Lso. Or iental , C. J. Sage r ,$r.oo-$1.50. La ke Vi ew, J . D . H un t, $1.00. Ra tes of fo llow in g on applica ti o n:Andr ews, M iss J ess ie M. Goo d ; Kin g, J ames Kin g; Moyer, A. S. Moyer; ParkPlace, Mrs. E. Sloc um; Lawn E yri e, Mrs. P. R ehkopf ; Waukazoo, Mrs . C. C.Stocoum; New Pe tos key, H. H. Parr.

Rosedale-B e tw ee n P etos key and Bay Vi ew. It is rea ll y a co ntinu a tion ofBay Vi ew along th e bay shore to th e so uth.

Bay View- On Littl e Tr ave rse Bay, one m ile no rth of Pe tos key, h as mo r ethan five hundred cottages. Th e r eso rt was es tabli sh ed thirty-o ne yea rs ago asa Method is t assemb ly gr ou nd anc! in r886 th e Summer uni ve r s ity was orga nize dand is now patroniz ed by peo ple of all denominations. Th e sess ion this year isfrom July 17 to Augu st r8. Among th e branche s tau ght ar e a rt, lit erat u r e, sc ience,mathematics, hi story, kindergarten, oratory and mu sic. Th e assembly opens Ju ly

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20, and closes August I7 . Th e I905 camp meeting is from July II to July I7 .Bay Vi ew is provided with water an d sewer systems and electric lights . A halfmil e no rt h of Bay Vi ew station is Re ed avenue and still anot h er h alf mile fa r th eris Edgewate r, where th e suburban trains stop , as Ba y Vi ew reso rt ex tends formore than a mil e along the shore . Ba y Vi ew House, Geo rge W . Chi ld s, $2.00.H ow a rd House, J . Martin , $2.00. F lo rence Cottages, Mrs. Lewis, roo ms only .

Roaring Brook - Half way betw eenPetos key and Harbor Springs. Beautifuldrives and wa lk s are to be foundthrough o ut th e ground s, which ,as far as poss ible, have bee nieft in th eir origi nal bea nty.Th e In n , T . J. Leahy, $2.50-

$3.oo.Wequetonsing-An In

dian nam e meanin g H arbor of Re st. It is distinctly a cottage re so r t,being inh abited mos t lyby th ose who comeno rt h to pend the entir e Summer. Th e reso rt is noted for it sg roves of white birchtrees. Co lonia l Hall,Mrs. C. H. Eato n, rateso n application. Wequ eto nsing, J . S. Bru- 'baker, $2.50-$5. Mapl eGrove In n , Mr s . M. C.

Young, on application .Fishing off the Ba y View Dock

Harbor Sp rings - At the terminu s of th e rai lw ay lin e, is the cou nt y seat o fE mm et cou nt y. Located on th e north shore of the bay and on th e exce llen tharbo r fo rm ed by th e sm all peninsula ca ll ed Harbor P o int . Th ere are numerou sAowing springs of pu re, ice-co ld water along th e shore. As ide fr om MackinacI sland thi s resort contains th e mos t p o int s of hi s to ric int eres t among th e northernre so rt s. Emmet, E. I. Fe rguson, $r.so-$2.50. Ne w York, L ea hy Bros., $2.00-$2.50.

Harbor Point- Situated on th e neck of land fo rmin g one of t he bes t h arbor son La ke M ichigan. Th e r eso rt was established in 1879 by th e H arb or P o in tassociation and has bee n co nstantly m a intained at a hig h s tandard . L oca t ed her eare the summ er homes of so m e of th e mos t fa shion able and wealthy pe op le in thi spart of th e cou ntry. Club H o us e, E. J . Banni ster, $J.00-$5.50.

Co ttages at Od en

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E m me t Beac h- O ne mil e by carriage road from H a rb or Springs,beyo nd Harbor P o int , where LittleTr ave rse Bay m erges int o La ke

Michigan. E mmet Beach, F. H .Irish, $2 .50 .Y aw ayga mu g- On Rou nd La ke,

four miles no rt h of P etos key. He re

1 is pr ese nt ed the famous Indian play,"H iawatha," by native Indian actor s.Th e play is one in which th e aborigi-7 ne is seen at hi s very bes t .

Daily P rog ram o f the Indian

Play " Hiawatha":5:oo a. m. to 8:30 a. m . -F ishing.9 :oo a. m. - Canoeing with Indian

guides .10:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.-Swim-



BAY VIEW

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ming an d swi mming lessons ; shootin g th e "c hu te," an d ca noei ng . Lunch eon inrestaurant.

r :oo p m. to 2:30 p. m. -Ca no ein g.3 :oo p. m . -Except Sunday, Indian play, "Hiawatha." Ad mi ssion 25c. and soc .s:oo p. m. to 8:oo p. m.-Swimming, ca noe in g, fis h ing. F ive o'clock tea; dinner

in restaurant.8:30 p. m.-Except Sunday, Indian play, "H-awatha."

Conway-S ix mil es nor th of Pe tos key on th e G. R. & I., a nd o n th e sho reof Crooked Lake. He re and in ad ja cent wa ters is to be found exce ll ent bass, pik eand pickerel fishin g. Boats, fishing tackle and o th er accommodations ar e eas il y

"Hiawatha u

obtainable. T he lake sho res near th i s r es o r t a re thick ly wooded and freq uentsuburban train se r vice adds t o the co nvenience o f th e pl ace . Ha s tings Height s,J ohn Ha s tings, $r.so. Th e Hiawatha, P. A. Mathew s, ra tes on app li ca t ion. Co nway Inn, David Ha s tin gs, rates o n app li ca tion.

Oden-E ight mil es nor th of P etos key o n Croo ked La ke. Headquarters fo rbass, pi ckerel and pe rch fishin g. It is th e in itial point o f th e Inland ro ut e an dfrom its doc ks small craft ma k e the tn p s up th rough Crooked lake, Crookedrive r Burt la l· e and ot h er of th e inland wate rs to th e m any little reso rt s en rout eto th'e Straits of Ma c inac. T he beac h at Oden nea r Rawd on 's is id ea l fo r bat hing.

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An excell ent boat livery is mainta ined at Od en, in cha rge o f J. C. Carpent er, whofurnish es boat s, bait and g uid es . Th e Rawd on, ]. D. Rawd on, $2.00. The HappyHome , R. L. Mosh er, on appli cati on.

Ponshewaing - On Croo k ed lake, one mil e east of Od en, on th e G. R. & I.Ry. On e of it s chi ef a tt rac t ions is it s close pr ox imity t o th e exce ll ent fishingg round s of Croo ked and Pi ckerel lakes . Bo a t s and bait a re o bt ainable on th eg rounds. Th e nam e " P o nsh ewain g" was g ive n th e loc ality by th e fo rm er Indianinhabi tants and m ean s " Su mm er H om e." Th e P onshewa ing, N. M. K e ll am, $r.so.

The New Arlington Hote l, Pe toskey .

Douglas Lake- Th is bea ut iful shee t of wat e r with heavil y woo ded sho res,is five mil es eas t of th e G. R. & 1., nea r Leve rin g. Good bass and pic kerel fishi ng .In g les ide, La mb ert \ ,Yi lso n, $2.00. .

Colonial Point- O n Bur t lake, is a co mp arati vely new reso rt, with go odhotel accomm oda tions. Co lonial, $3.00.

Oden Inland Route- A ve ry pleasant trip fr om Od en to Cheboyg an th r oughCr oo ked lak e and ri ve r, Bur t lak e, Indi an rive r, Mul let lak e and Cheboyga n ri ve rto Ch eboyga n, wh ere co nn cti o n is made fo r Ma ckin ac I sland , St. I g nace a nd th eSoo . It is th e only boa t trip of it s kind to be fo und on the co ntin ent , wind ingas it doe s thr oug h th e happ y huntin g g round o f th e ancient red m an.

Charl evoix

Charlevoix - T ake it s nam e fro m the F r ench ex plo rer w ho vis it ed thi ssec tio n in 1720. Th e cit y was foun de d a numb er o f yea rs before it beca me famousas a r eso r t. Th e sit e i idea l for th e Summ er dwel lers as we ll as from a co mm ercial standp o in t, loc a t ed as it is on a small body of wa ter, Ro und lake, whichfo rm s an exce ll ent harbor fo r craft fr om La k e Michi ga n. Th e swimming poo l

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WALLOON LAKE

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o n Pine lak e is one of th e at tr actions, makin g it possibl e to bathe in comfortregard less of th e wea th er . There a re go lf links o n th e no rt h side of Round lake.Altogether "C ha rlvo ix, th e beautiful ," is on e of th e p leasan te s t of t he Michi ga nSummer r e o rt s. I t is reac h ed v ia P ere Ma rqu et t e R. R. or th e G. R. & I. by wayof P etos key. Cha rlevo ix Beach, J. S. Ba ker, $2.00-$4.00. E lst o n, J . A. No bl e, $2.00.The Inn , E. T. O sbo rn e, $3.00-$5.00

Ba y Sh o re- On Lake Michigan, between P etos key and Charl evo ix P ereMarquet te R. R. Irvington , G. F. La n e, $2.00.

Charlevoix Inland Route- Th e sout h ern poi nt of thi s ro ut e is E lk Rapid s.F rom h ere boa t s ply th ro ugh E lk , R ound , T orch, Clam, Grass and In t erm ed iat elakes to E ll sw orth, wh ere a sho rt dri ve across cou nt ry is tak en to Ea s t J o rd an.Here co nn ec ti on is made with s tea mer to Ch arlevoix.

Walloon La ke-E ight mil es so uth of Petoskey, reac h ed by G. R. & I.A lth ough less than a mil e from La ke Michiga n, at it s nea res t po in t , th e surfaceof Wal loo n lake is 109 fee t above that of th e g rea t la ke. Th is is on e of th e bes tpla ces in th e No rth for sm a ll -mo uth ed bla ck bass. Th ere a re no dog-fish, carp,

Bathing a t Walloon Lake

ca t -fish or ga r in Wa l loo n lake. Th e waters are a t goo d temperature fo r bathingan d excell ent fac ili t ies are offe red fo r the spo rt. Th ere ar e 250 lau nches on th elake bes id es num erous sa il a nd row boats ow ned by live ri es and pr ivate p a rt ies.Wall oo n lake r eso rt s ha ve th e ad diti o nal advantage of be in g loc a ted in th e hea rto f th e virg in fo res t as we ll as in a lake r eg io n o that th e ai r is always pu re an dclea r and th e people hea lth y. M ize1, C. J. Mize r , $2.00; 'Wa ll oo n, A .E. B ass, $2.00.F rank , Ev a rt Th omas, $2.00. Fe rn Co tt age, Clay to n Bixby , $2.00. Indian Ga rden, W. H . E lli s, $2-$3. Th e P in es, T . L. Be lding, $r.so. Me lr ose, Henry Mc-Co nn e ll , on application. Lake Grove, J , R ehk op f, $r.oo. Ea g le Is land , Mr s. F.W . Davis, $ r.so. Lak eside, C. H. Ca mburn , $r.so. Ec ho Beach, Mr s . Julia Mc-Con ne ll , o n ap pli catio n.

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MACKINAC REGION

Co mpri ses th e r eso rt s at th e northern end o f La ke Huron and to a nd in ·eluding t he Soo at t he extreme eastern en d of Lake Superio r. They a re a llreached by boats na viga tin g th e g rea t lakes. By r ail from the sout h the MichiganCentral o r Grand R apid s & In diana brings one to Mackinaw City. From h ere,ac ros s th e Straits, may be see n th e fi rst and mos t famous of th ese r eso rt s.

Mackinac Island-L ies in a co mm andin g pos iti on ove rl oo kin g th e Straits ofMack in ac, co nn ec tin g Lakes M ichiga n a nd H ur on. Th e island is nin e mi les incir cumference and it s hi gh es t po int, Fo rt Holmes, ri ses m ore than 30 0 feet abovethe water. "I t stand s a landmark in the hi sto ry o f thr ee g rea t cou ntri es, E ngland.

Traverse City

France and th e United States." On a small bay at th e so uth easte rn ex t remity o fthe isla nd a re loca t ed the village an d Fo rt Ma ckinac. Back and above ar e st illto be een the g ra ss cove red ruin s of th e old British earthworks, Fort Holm es,in r8r2. In hi st o ri cal in teres t Mackinac Is land is fi rst amoung all th e Mic hi ganrso r ts. There ar e also many points of natu ra l and wo nderfu l b ea uty , among th embe in g A rch Roc k, Sugar L oa f R oc k, Devil's Kit chen, P o ntiac's Lookout, Lover'sLeap, Chimn ey Roc k, Robin so n' s Fo ll y, and Skull Cave. Boulevard s, which a rekep t in exce ll ent co nditio n, ha ve been co ns tru cted a round and over th e I s land,

and man y of th e sum m er res id ent s bring with them theirca rria ges and automobi les fo r th e season. Island Ho u se, Mrs.R. Van A. Webster, $3.00 -$5 .00. L ake V iew, C. C. Ca ble,$2 .50-$3.00 . Mission House, S. R. Franks, $2.50-$3.00. Ch ippewa, G. W. A rn old , Eu ropea n pl an. Grand, H enr y Weaver,$-t.oo up . J ohn J acob Asto r, J ohn Bogan, $2.00-$3.00. NewMurray, D. Murray; $2.00 -$2.50. Lachance Co t tage, Benon iLac hance, $2 . Be nn ett H a ll , Mrs. F. M. Be nn ett, on ap p licat ion. N ew Chicago, J ohn Hoban, $2 .00-$2.50. Windsor, M rs.Be ll e Ga ll ag her, $2 .00. Pin es, Mrs. Th o mas Gal lag h er, onapplication. Doud Co tt age, Miss Mary Doud, on ap p li cation.E nt erpri se Cottage, on application.

Point Au x Pi ns-O n th e so uthe rn shor e o f Bois BlancI sland . Good fishin g, boat in g and bathing. Th e Pines, E. T.W ebb , $2.00-$2.50.

Les Cheneaux I slands-C a ll ed "T h e Snows," ar e four teen mil es east of Mackinac Is land , off the south ern shore ofth e Upper Penin sul a of Michigan. Th e fisherman's paradise,mu ska longe and bas s abo und ing. I slin gton, Mrs. M elch ers,

I nd ian Guide $2 .00-$2.50. Hessel, J ohn Hesse l, $2.00-$2.50. E llio tt , A. H .

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& J. W. Beach, $2.00. La kes id e, John Co ry ell, $z.oo. Lo oko ut , H . P. H oss ick &Co ., $2.00 Penn sylvania, S. Meik, $z.oo. L es Chenea ux, Charl es H esse l, $2.00.

St . Ignace- Occupi es th e so ut h er n po in t of th e Up p er P enin sula,and is th e terminus of a branchlin e of th e Duluth , South Sh o re &Atl antic . Cadillac, C. Y . B enn ett ,$2.00-$3.00 . Dunham , J . M. Camp b e I I , $2.oo. L eclerc, Wh it wellBros., $2.00. N o rt h ern , Th oma sE dg ar, $1.25. Rock View, J . J.Th onip so n, $r.oo. F ores t Grove,

Dr . M.C.

Or se r, $r.25.Sault Ste. Marie- Always call ed " th e Soo ." I s built al ong th eSt . Mary 's ri ve r an d th e go vernm ent ship canal by which vesselsa re tran spo rted a round th e rapid s.T h e lock s ar e a triumph of engineeri ng skill and handl e eve ry yearm ore tonnag e th an any oth er canalin th e world. Th e pa ssage fr omLa k e Sup erior to L ake Huron iss ixty-two mil es . Fo rt Brady, atth e Soo , wa s er ect ed in r823 by th eUnited States government and aga rri so n is still m aint a in ed th ere.Ir o qu ois, Guy We lt on, $z.so up.Park, J. R. H ay es , $2.50-$3.00.

Ma rsde ns, A. Ma rsdens, $ r.oo-$z.oo.Belvedere, H . V. Hughes, $r.oo$r.so. Superio r, Cliff & Co ., $r.oo$r.so. F ranklin, G. H. Coo k, $I.oo$r.so.

lVJackinac Is land

GRAND TRAVERSE BAY REGION.

Th es e re so rts are co nveniently reac hed fr om Tr ave rse City by boat orrai l. Th e big ba y is thirty mil es long, th e low er ha lf b ein g divid ed in to east andwes t ar ms by a narrow penin sula eight ee n mil es in leng th .

Traverse City-O n th e P ere Ma rqu ett e, Gr and Rapid s & Indiana and Mani s-, tee & No r thwes t er n rail

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roa ds, is o ne of th e impo rtan t citi es of th e s ta te,

hav in g a p ermanent popu lati on of r s ,ooo, whi ch isco nsid er ably au gm ent ed bytouri st s in th e sum m er.Ma ny o f th ese li ve at t hehotels and make fr eq uenttrip s t o th e o ther reso rt s.Tr ave rse City is espcia llypopul ar w ith th ose whodemand the co mfo rt s andco n veni ences of a cityco mbined with a bea utifu lnor thern climat e and lakesand woo ds w ithin eas yreach. Pa rk Pl ace, W , 0 . ON GRAND TRAVERSE BAY

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Ho ld en, $2.00-$2.50. Shilson, T. G.plan. Co lumbia, E. Herbert, $r.so.

$r.25.

Shilson, EuropeanWoodbine Cottage,

Edgewood- On th e penin sula, th ree miles by carriage roa d from Traverse City. Lathrop Cottage, $r.

Omena- -Twenty mil es no rt h of Traverse City. Th eres o rt li es on bot h sides of a sm a ll bay, formed by a na rrow st rip of land roo fee t in hei ght ex t ending ou t int oGrand Traverse. It is reac hed by Grand R apids & Indianarail way and Grand Traverse Bay steam ers, bringing th eco lony into close co nnection with all th e sur roundingreso rt s. A n hour's drove inl an d is th e finest of ba ss an dpickere l fi shin g in Carp lake. Th e Clov er s is t he on ly

Sa il in g on Grand Traverse Bay hotel close to the water's edge, th e Leelanau being on ahi g h promentory command in g a fin e view of th e bay. Th eClove rs, S. A. Keyes, $2.oo. Lee lana u, H . E. Dorland, $2.00-$2.50.

Neahtawanta-" Placicl Waters," is about ten mil es nor th of Trav e rse City ,on th e west s ide of th e smal penin sul a an d reac hed either by stea mer or by adrive along th e shor e. Th e g rou nd upon which th e r esor t sta nd s ri ses highab ove the water with a ge nt le slope upwa rd to the h ote l from th e s tea mer dock.Ne a ht aw anta , J am es A. Hunt , $2.oo.

Northport- Th e term inu s of th e ra ilw ay, thirty mi les north of Traverse City.It is th e nort h erm os t tow n on the Le enanau peninsula , fo rming Grand TraverseBay. Hote l Scott, Da v is & P ier ce, $2.00.

Northport Point-A c r oss th e harbor fr om No rthpo rt on a nar ro w peninsula.Ceda r Lodge, Freel Giclclings, $LS0-$2.00.

MICHIGAN FISH LAWS

I t is Unlawful to - Catch speckled trout, land -loc ked sa lm on, and graylingor California trout excep t durin g the seaso n, Ma y r to Sep t emb er r, inclusive.In Map le riv er th e season end s A ugu st r.

Catch bl ac k bas s fro m Ap r il r to May 20. In Wallo on lake to catch smallm outhed blac k bas s between Oc tober IS and Ju n e I is unla wfu l.

Catch fish in the South A rm o f Pine lake, Cha rlevoix county, wi thin 300fee t of th e mouth of any s tr ea m in South A rm tow nship , f rom Novemb er 15 toAp r il rs.

Catch bass, trout an d graylingin an y wa y at any tim e excep t byhoo k an d lin e in th e inl and waters.

Ca pture o r have in possessionany br ook trout or g rayling lessthan seven in ch es long.

Pu rchase, se ll , carry o r have in

possession br ook trout or graylingduring the closed seaso n.

Ca tch or hip br ook tr out org rayl in g fo r purposes of sal e.

Catc h minn ow s fo r any o therpurpose than bait .

Fish with a net within a rad iusof roo feet of any fish chu te o r ladder.

P lace in an y st ream , ra ce orlake an y kind of weir da m o r an ydevice which may obstruct th e fr eepassage of fish . Frank 's Landing, Wa lloon Lake

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SU B URBAN THAIN SERV I CE

VI a G. Jt. &; I. Ry .Petoskey to Is land

Daily Ex. Sun. Dai ly Ex. Su n . Ex. Su n.

* AM AM *AM *PM *PM

Lv . P e to s l<ey . . . .. . . ... . . . 6 25 8 15 9 30 2 55 8 15

Lv . Ba y Vi e w 6 28 8 1 8 9 38 2 58 8 18Lv. Ya-way-ga-m u g 8 24 3 03 8 23Lv. Conw a y . . . . ··· ···· · · ·· · ······ · · ·· 8 27 f3 07 f8 26Lv. Ode n . . . . . . . . 6 41 8 33 3 12 8 31A I ' , Ma c ldnaw City . . . . . . . . . 7 35 9 30 11 20 4 15 9 30AL l \ facl< in ac Is la nd 8 35 10 20 1 2 15 5 15 10 30

J: lacklnnc Is un d to P et oskey

Ex. Sun. Ex Sun . Dally Da ily Ex . Sat.

AM AM *PM * PM *PM

Lv . Mac l<inac l sl and6 45 8

45 1 230

4 158

40Lv. Macldnaw Cit y ..... . . . .. . .. .... 8 00 10 10 1 40 5 10 1 0 00A I'. Od e n . . . . . . . . . 9 02 11 12 6 09 10 58Ar . Co nway . . . . . . . . . . . . f 9 08 11 17 f6 14 f1 1 03Ar . Y a - w a y- ga - m ug .. . . . . .. . . 9 11 11 20 6 16Ar . Ba y View . . . . . . . . . . 9 17 11 26 3 12 6 22 11 1 0AI'. Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 20 11 30 3 15 6 25 11 15

Petoskey to Oden

Dai ly Ex. Sun . Da ll y Da il y Ex. Sun. Daily Ex . Sun.

*AM AM AM PM PM •PM

L v. Petosk ey . . . . . . . . . . 6 25 8 15 11 20 2 40 2 55 5 25 8 1 5Lv . Ba y Vi e w 6 28 1 8 11 23 43 58 5 28 8 18Lv . Ya-way-ga-mug 8 24 11 31 51 03 5 36 8 23Lv. Co n wa y 8 27 11 37 55 f3 07 5 42 f8 26Ar. Od e n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 41 8 33 11 45 02 3 12 5 50 8 31

Odcn to Petoskey

Ex. Sun. Ex. Su n. Da il y Daily Daily Dail y Ex. Sa t.

AM AM AM PM PM PM * PML v. Oden 9 02 11 12 11 50 3 12 5 55 6 09 1 0 58Lv . Co nw a y 08 11 17 11 £;6 3 17 6 01 f6 14 f 11 03Lv. Ya - way-ga-mug .. . . .. . .. . . 9 11 11 20 1 2 01 3 22 6 04 6 16

Lv . Ba y View 9 17 11 26 12 11 3 31 6 12 6 22 11 10Ar . P etos l<" e Y 9 20 11 30 12 15 3 35 6 15 6 25 11 15. Commutat i o n t ic J. :e t s no t good o n t h es e trains. ( F lag stops.

A U . R I V A I ~ OF THUOUGH TRA INS -NOUTH-B OUND.

G. R. & I. P. M. R . R. M. C. R. R ., __ _ .A_____ - - - ~ - - - - - . ..- -_A..,.- - - . .Dai ly Ex .Sun. E x.Su n. Dail y Ex.Su n. Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun . Ex .Mo n. Dai ly Ex.Sun.AM PM PM AM PM PM PM AM AM PM

T r av e r se C it yCh ar levoixP e tosk eyHarbor Spl'Jn gsM ac kinac Is lan d

8 25 1 25 7 00 1 1 5 6 20 10 45 4 50

9 309 55

12 15

55 8 153 25 8 G5

5 1 5 1 0 30

3 25 8 35 6 5525 4 10 9 15 7 2525 9 50 8 003G 8 35

D E P A U.T U it E 01' THROUGH TRAIN8-SOUTH BOUND.

Ex.Snn. Oa!ly Da il y Ex.Sat. Ex Su n. Ex .Sun. Ex.Su n. Ex.Sat. Ex.Su n.

AM PM PM PM AM AM PM PM AMMacldnac Island 6 45 12 3Q 4 15 8 40 10 25H a r bo r Spri ngs ····•• • O O• 8 30 2 55 6 00 9 30 8 50 7 00P e toskey 9 30 3 25 6 35 11 25 9 25 00 7 35Ch al' ievoix 9 50 25 8 01

Traverse C i ty .. 11 10 4 30 6 00 11 55 30 10 00

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Da ily

PM8 40

BOAT SERVI CE BETWEEN C I I E R O Y G . < L . ~ , l \ IACKINAC ISLAND AN D SAULT STE.

~ I A I U E , ' 'h• A rnol<l Tran s it Company .AM AM PM PM

•6 45 Lv.......... .. . C h e boyga n ................ Ar '1 1 30a 7 45 Ma c ld n aw C it yb7 50 St . Ignace

9 00 . . . . . . . . . . • . Mackinac I s la n d 10 0016 00 10 00 D e tou r ....... .. . .• . . . • . . . . 7 15 16 30

7 00 Ra b e r 5 30s o . o o •• •• o .. .. . Li 1n e Is la n d .. . .. . . . o • •••• • • • s

8 15 00 Encamp m ent 45 3 459 00 N ee bi sh 3 25

v v Gard e n R iv e rv v Paymen t

11 00 3 00 Ar . Sa ul t Ste. Mari e ..... Lv 30 2 00• Da il y. t Da il y ex ce p t S un d ay. s Stops o n s ignals. a Vi a Is la nd Tra n s. Co. b VI a

Arnold Liue s t e am e r s . v Vi a Sa ul t St e . M ar ie a nd lo ca l boat o nl y ,

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GOOD CATCHE S

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BETW EEN MACIUNAC I SLAND, TH E SN OW S AN D ST . IGNACEVi a Arnohl Line Steamers.

AM AM PM PM PM AM AM PM PM PM7 50 10 00 1 00 3 00 7 15 Lv . St. I g n ac e .A r 7 50 9 05 1 2 35 2 35 7 009 00 10 40 2 00 4 00 7 45 . . . .Ma cld n ac I s la nd . .. L V 7 1 5 8 30 12 00 1 30 6 30

10 15 3 1 5 5 20 H essel 7 0010 30 3 30 5 35 .. L es Ch enea ux C lub . .. 6 4510 40 3 40 5 45 Pen n sy l va n i a 6 3510 45 3 45 5 50 ' ' 8110\ \ 'S" H ot e l 6 30

.B u ckeye D ock.11 00 4 00 6 05 . . . . . . . E lli ott 's 6 1511 15 4 1 5 6 20 I s li ng to n 6 00

Dunn Lodge11 40 45 Ce da1· v ill e 4011 50 4 50 00 L a l<es lde 30

1 30 6 30 A r. .Mac ld na c Is la nd ..

2 35 7 00 St.• Sto p on Si g n a l.

B ETW EEN PETO SKEY AN D WALLOON

LA K E

Vi a G. R. & I . Ry . an d 'Valloon LakeSteamer Line. Service daily .

Trai n s lea ve P e toskey at 6:45 a nd 9: 50 a.m ., 1 :3 0, 3: 5 0 a nd 7 p. m ., a rr i v in g W a ll oo nL a k e 7:10 a nd 1 0:15 a. m ., 1: 55, 4:1 5 a nd7:25 p. m . Returning leave Wall oo n La l{e7 :1 5 an d 10:20 a. m , 2, 4:30 an d 7:30 p . m .,ar ri vin g Petoskey 7:4 5 a n d 10: 50 a. m ., 2:30,5 a nd 8 p. m. Steamers "T our i st " an d "O u t-in g" co nn ec t with a 11 tr a ins, stopping ons ig n a l at th e f o ll ow in g r eso r ts : H ot e l Miz e r,Th e Pi n es , F ort W ay n e Ca mp , Frank 'sL a nding, Huntington Ca mp , W a ld e n' s Ca mp ,L a k es ide Resort, La ke Vi ew , Birch Point,Miln es , W ood ens, In dian Ga rd en , Pion ee rCo t t age, M e lr ose , Lath a m Cottage, E ch oBeach, Chr is ty 's L a ndin g, Wildwood Har-b or , Ba co n' s D ock, Illin ois Park, W a ll oo n ,Ea g le I s la nd , Troutda le a nd Grove H ot eLCap t . L . B . Co le, ow n e r a nd m anager W a l-loon L a k e stea m e r Hn e.

B ETW EEN BA Y VIEW, PETOSKEY AN D

CHARLEVOIX •'\ ' la P er c l\Iarquette Railroad.

Tr a in s leave Ba y View d a lly 7 :15 a. m .,12:10, 2:05, 4:05, 6:4 5 a nd 10 P ' m., lea vePetoskey 7: 25 a. m ., 12:30, 2:2 0, 4:10 , 6:50a nd 10 :05 p. m. , a rri v in g a t Ch ar levo ix 7 :52a .m. , 1 2 :55, 2: 40, 4:40, 7:15 a nd 10: 30 p . m .Ex cept Sun day, leave Ba y Vi ew 9 :15 a . m .an d 2:50 p . m ., leave P e toskey 9 :25 a. m .a nd 3 p. rn ., a rr i v in g Ch a rl evo ix 9 :5 0 a. m .a nd 3:25 p. m. Except Sa tur d ay, leave Ba yView 7 :25 p . m ., leave P etos k ey 7 :35 p. m .,a rr iving Ch ar levo ix 8: 0 1 p. rn.

Tratns leave Ch arlevoix n o r thb oun d d a 11y10 : 27 a. m., 1: 30, 3 :0 5, 5:05, 7 : 40 an d 10: 55p. m ., a rr i v in g P et os k ey 10 :50 a. m ., 1: 55,3 :25, 5:30, 8 :10 a nd 11: 20 p . m., arrivingBa y Vi ew 11 a. m. , 2 :00 , 3 :00, 5:35, 8:15a nd 11: 25 p . m . Ex ce pt Sunday, leaveCharl evo ix 3:35 a nd 8 : 35 p . m ., a r ri v in g P e-to sk ey 4 :10 a nd 9 :15 p. m. , arriving BayVi ew 4 :20 a nd 9:25 p , m . Ex cept M ond ayl eav e Ch ar lev oix 6: 55 a . m ., arriving P e-to sl<ey 7: 25 a nd Ba y Vi ew 7:35 a . m .

Ro un d trip tickets l imited to day of sa l ear e so ld a t 25 ce nt s good b e t wee n Ba y Bl ew,Pe t osk ey a nd Ch a rl evo ix .

PETOSKEY AN D BA Y V IEW

VIa G. R. & I. Ry .

Dummy se rvice b e tw ee n P e toskey an dBa y Vt ew every 15 mtnute s t rom 8 : 00 a . m.,to 9:15 p. m ., daily.

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PETOSKEY AN D HARBOR SPRINGS

Vi a G. R . & I. Ry .

T r a in s leave Petoskey a nd Ba y View f o rHa rb o r S prin gs da il y eve r y 30 minut es from7 :00 a. m. to 9.00 p. m., a nd a lso at 10.00p. m. an d 11: 00 p. m.

T ra in s leave Harbor S prin gs fo 1 Ba y V iewa n d P etosk ey da i ly e,·e r y 30 rninut es from7:30 a. m . to 9:30 p. m . a nd a lso at 10:30a nd 11:30 p. m .

LAST TRAINS LEAVE

' 'la G. R. & I. Ry.

P e t os k ey f or Ha1·bor Sp rin gs, 11 p . m . ;Ba y View ! o r P e to s l<e y, 11 :45 p. m .; Ro a r -in g B roo k f or P e to s l<ey, 11 : 35 p. m . ; Wequ e -tons in g fo r P etoskey, 11 :32 p . m .; H a rb orSp r in gs fo r P etos k ey, 11: 30 p. m . ; Petoskeyfo r Od en, ex cept Su nd ays, 8: 15 p . m ., o n

Sun days, 5:25 p . n1 . Ba y View fo r Od en,except Sun d ays, 8: 18 p . m. , on Sundays ,5 : 28 p. rn .; Oden fo1· P e t osk ey, except Sat-ur d ays, 10:58 p. 1n. , on Saturdays, 6:09 p .m .; Co nw ay fo r Petosk ey, except Saturdays,11:0 3 p . m ., o n Sa t ur days, 6:14 p. m. Pe -tos k ey fo r Walloon La ke, 7 p. m .; WalloonL a k e for Petoskey, 7:30 p. m .

LITTLE TR AYERSE BA Y F ERRY LIN E

M a k e h o ur ly t l'!ps ar o un d t h e ba y, firstb oa t lea v in g Harbor Sprin gs 7: 45 a. m . an dPe t os k ey at 8:45 a. m. Sunday trip s b eg ino ne h our la te r . O n so u t h bo un d tr ip, boatsleave Ha rb or Po in t 50 minu t es p as t th eh oUJ·, Wequ e ton s in g on th e h o ur , Ro a r ingBroo k 5 min u tes past, Bay V iew 20 min-u tes, a rrivin g Petosl<ey on th e h a lf h our .North bo un d t rip leav e Ba y V l w 55 mi n -ut es pa st t h e h OUI' , Roaring Broo k 1 0 bi n -u tes pas t t h e h ou r , W equ e tons in g 1 5 min-u tes, H a r bo r Po int 25 minu tes, a rr i v in gHa rb o1 Sp rin gs on th e h a lf h our . F a r ebe tw ee n H a rbo r Sp rin gs a nd Pe to sk ey on ewa y 15 ce n ts, IOu nd trip 25 ce n ts. Tw ent ytr ip tick et s $2; fifty trip ti cke t, $4.

BETW EEN BUFFALO AN D DULUTH.

Via Anchor Line, Erie & \l 'este rn Trans-JJOrtation Co.

Steam sh ip s Tionesta, Juni ata, India an dJ a pa n, eas tbound, leav e Mac ki n ac I s la n dJuly 1, 2, 8, 9, 1 2, 16, 1 9, 22, 23, 29 an d 30 ;Au g u st 2, 6, 9, 1 2, 13 , 19, 20, 23 , 27 an d 30;Septemb er 2, 3, 9, 10 , 13 , 17 , 20 , 2 3, H an d30.

W es tb oun d same boats leave July 2, 3, 6,9, 13, 16 , 17, 23, 24, 27 a nd 30; Au gus t 3, 6,7, 1 3, 14 , 17, 20, 24, 27 a nd 28; Sep te mb e r 3,4, 7, 10 , H , 18, 24 , 25 an d 28.



SPECIAL RATES

Vi a G . R. & I . Ry.

The following round trip specia l ratesar e ma d e, t icke ts good only on da y so ld :Between Pe!.Qskey an d Harbor Springs. 25ce n ts; Petoskey an d Yawaygamug, 20 cents;P etoskey a nd Yawaygamug, includin g ad -mi ssion to "H ia wa tha ," 45 ce nt s; HarborSprings a nd Yawaygamug, 25 ce nt s; sa m eincluding admission to "H iawatha ," 50cents; Petoskey a nd Oden, or P etoskey a ndWalloon Lake, 25 cents; between Petoskeya nd Mackinac I s la nd, li m it of seven days ,$2 .50. Tlcl<e t s between Petoskey a nd H a r-bo r Springs good a lso on Lit t l e Tr averseBa y Fer ry li n e.

Summer comm u tation t ickets good be-

tween Petoskey a nd Charlevoix, W a l loonLake, Oden, Harbor Spr ings a nd interme-dia te stations, a r e so ld good fo r 20 trips,$2, a nd good fo r 50 trips, $4. T h ese tick et sar e a lso good on Litt le Traverse Ba y Ferryli n e a nd Wall oo n Lake s teamers and PereMarqu ette railro ad between Petoskey an dChar levoix, tw o co up on s being d etac h ed fo rea ch t r ip on W a lloon Lake steam e r s an d be -tween Petoskey an d Charl evoix. Commu-tatio n ti ck et s ar e a lso .o ld v ia G. R : & I.

between PetosJ.<:ey an d Ba y Biew, 25 trips,$1; an d b etwee n Harbor Spr ings an d R oar-in g Broo 1{ at t h e same rate . Th e aboverates a pp l y only tic ltets a re pur-chased as r eg ul a r fare is col1ected ont ra i n s . Th ese ticke t s a re go od on s ub u rb a nt ra ins on ly a nd baggage will no t be c h eckedon them.

FROn AND TO CIDOAGO .

Via 1\Ianitou Steamship Co.

Steamship "M an i tou," nort h bound, leavesCharl evo ix Tu esd ay 6 a. m., Thursday 8 a.m., Sa tur da y 1 p. m. ; H arbor Springs Tu es -

·da y 7:30 a. m. , Th u r sd a y 9:30 a . m. , Satur-da y 2:30 p. m .; ar ri vi ng M ac kinac I s landTu es da y 11:30 a . m. , Th u rsday 1 :3 0 p . m .,Saturday 6:30 p. m.

Southboun d , "l\1anitou" leaves MackinacI s land Tuesday 12:15 p. m., Thursday 2 p .rn. , Sunday 9 a . m. ; leaves H a rb o r SpringsTuesday 4:30 p. m. , Thursday 6 :15 p . m.,Sun da y 1:30 p. m. ; leaves Charlevoix Tues-da y 6 p. m ., Th ur sday 7 :4 5 p. m. , Sunday3 p . m .

Vi a Northe rn 1\IIchigan Tran s porta t ion Co.

Steamshi p " Illinois," northbound, l eavesCharl evoix 6 p. m. , Petoskey 8 :30 p . m.,ar r iving H arbor Spr ings 9:30 p . m. Wed-n es days . Sou th bound leaves Harbor Spr ingsW edn es da y 10 p. m. , an d Traverse CityThursday 6 a. m. Sundays " Illinois" leaves

Traverse City, northbound, 8 a. m., Charle-vo ix 12 :30 p. m. , Petoskey 3 p . m ., arriv-In g H a rbor Spr ings 3:30 p. m. SouthboundSundays, leaves Harbor Spr ings 4 p. m., Pe -toskey 5 p. m., Char levoix 7 p . m., a n d Tra-verse City 12 night.

Steamship "Missouri," northbound, leavesCh arlevoix Thursday 12 m. , P etoskey 2:30p. m. , Harb or Springs 3:30 · p . m. , ar ri vin gMackinac I sland 8 p. m. Southbound leavesMa ckinac I s la nd Th u rsday 9 p . m ., H a rb o rSprings Friday 7 a. m ., Petoskey 8 a. m .,Ch a r levo ix 10 a. m. Sundays , n orthboun d ,leave Char levoix 6 p. m., P etoskey 8:30 p.m., Harbor Spri n gs 9:30 p. m. , ar ri v in gMa ck in ac I sl and Monday 6:30 a. m. South-b oun d leave Mackinac Island Monday 8 p.m., H a rb o r Sprin gs Tu es da y 6 a. m ., P e tos-k ey 7 a. m ., Char levoix 8:45 a. m .

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BET WE EN GREEN BAY, PETOSKEY,i\IACKINAO ISLAND AND TH E SO O.

Vht Green B ay Transportation Co ., torntcrlyHa r t Line.

Steam shi p s "Harr iet A. Hart ," "EugeneC. Hart" an d "F ann y C. Hart ," eastbound ,arrive Mackinac I s lan d Sunday, W ed n esdayan d Friday 3:00 p. m. Westbound lea v eMackinac Is lan d Monday. Thursday andSatu rd ay 10 p . m.

B ETW EE N BUFFALO, CIDOAGO AN DD UI"UTH.

Vi a Northern S t eamsWp Co.

Sleams hi p s "Nodh Land" and "NorthWest" for Chicago leav e Mackinac I sl an dF1·iday 11:30 a. m. , Harbor Springs 4 :15

p. m .; leave Mackinac I s lan d fo r Ch icagoSunday 5:30 p. m.

Fo r Duluth same boats leave MackinacI s lan d M ondays 11: 30 a. m., T hu rsdays 5:30p .m .

Fo r Buffalo same boats 1eave H a rb orSprings Sundays 1 2: 15 p. m., M ac ki n ac I s l a nd 5:30 p. m ., a nd Thursdays leave Mac k in ac I sland 5:30 p. m.

FRC?l\1 AND TO TOLEDO AND DETROIT .Vt a D et roit & Clevelan d Navigatio n Co.

Steamships "City of Alpena" an d "City ofMac ldna c" a rr i ve ~ f a c l d n a c Island Tu esdaysan d Sundays 7:15 p. m ., Thursdays a nd Sat-urdays 11:45 a. m.

So u thbou nd sa m e boats leave Ma ck in acIsland Mondays a nd Wednesdays 8:30 a. m .,an d Thursdays an d Saturdays 3 p. m .

FROi\I AND TO CIDCAGO AN D' 1\IlLWAU-K EE.

Vi a Goo<lrich Line.

Steamship "Georg ia " ar r ive s M ackina cI s lan d 7 a. 1n. Tuesdays, leavi n g sa m e da y s3 p. m.

B ETW EEN COLLINGWOOD, ON T., AN Di\IACKINAC I SL!L"D.

Vi a Northern Navigatio n Co.

Steamships "C o llin gwood," "Mid land" an d"Germanic," arriving Mackinac Island Sun-days, Tuesdays a nd Fridays 9 a. rn., leavingsame days at 10 p. m.

B ETW EEN CHARLEVOIX AN D B EA V ERISLAND.

Steamer "Beaver" leaves Char levo ix Mon-days, W ed n esdays and Fridays 8 a. m. , re -tu rning ar r ive s Char levoix 5 p. m.

INLAND ROUTE FROi\I ODEN TO CHE-BOYGAN AND 1\IACKINAO ISLAND.

A. L . Haud.ll , Ow ner an d Manager.

GoingLv. Petoskey (G. R. & I. Ry). 8:15 a mLv. Ba y VIew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.18 amLv . Oden (Str. Topinabee) . . . 8 :30amLv. Indian Rlve1· ................ . 11.30 amAr . Topinabee (Di nn er). . .. 12.15 n' nAr . Cheboygan . . . . . . . . . 4.00 pmAr . M acki nac Is lan d . . . 8.00 pm

ReturningMackinac Is land . . . . . . 8.45 am

heboygan . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 10.45 amAr. ' l 'oplnabee (Dinner) .. . .. . .. . .. 12.00 n' nLv. Topinabee . . . . . . . . 1.30 pmLv. In dian River ...... 2.40 pmA r. Oden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.4 0 pmArrive Petoskey jn t ime fo r supper .

Trains leave Harbor Spr ings a t 7:30 a. m .an d Wequetonsing at 7:32 an d co nnect atKegomlc wi t h tr a in fo r Oden.

A SUMMER SPOT FO R YOU AN D--- YOURS

Hotel Elston

J. A. NOBLE

Proprietor

CHARLE VO IX ,

MICH.

Rates $2 .00 to $2.50

Special by the week

Doh't Brihg Your Lunch

Basket to Mackihac fslahd

MRS . JOS . FORD

The Island Caterermakes a specialty of serving m ealswhich are CLEAN, WHOLESOME,PALATABLE at PRICES whichare REASONABLE .

Opposite Dock, to the Left, Upstairs

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COLONIAL HALLWE ST W EQ UETONSING ,

MICH.

A Quiet, High Class

Summer Home

MRS . C. H. EATON , PROP 'R .

UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY

The first National BahkPETOSKEY, MICH .

Capital $ I 00,000 .00Su rp lus I 0,434.89

Oldest Established Bank in Emmet CountyESTABLISHED 1878.

OF FICERS :

WILLIAM L. CuRTIS, P residen tCHRISTOPHER F . H ANKEY, Vice P res .

CHALME RS C uR T IS, Cashier

H EB RR W. CuRTIS, Assistent Cashier

IF ~ 0 ' T ~ ~ G ~ ~ t ~the m i s fo r t u n e to break

your GLASSES, don·t be

alarmed. Take them to

"Little Will"At Petoskey

The most complete Lense

Grinding EStablishment m

Northern Michigan.



Kill fis h by th e use of g iantpow der o r any explos ive o r th eus e of In d ia n cock le o r subs tanc e ten din g to st up efy th e fi s h.

Ta ke or attempt to ta k e fi s h in

any of th e inl and la kes with sp ea rg rab- hoo k, se t lin es o r night lin es'o r by th e use of jac ks o r a r t ific iallights, o r net, fi re a rm s, ex plos iveso r any dev ice except hoo k and lineexcept du r ing D ecemb er, J anu a ry :

Hotel BartlettDR . L. B. BA RTLETT , Prop.

RATES - $2.00 Per Day.

$10 to $12 Pet Week.

CHARLEVOIX , MICHIGAN

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Fe bruary and Ma r ch ; w hen spea r smay be u eel to take through th eice onl y, a ny fis h except br oo k,rambow , Ge rm a n o r br ow n trou tg ray ling, la ndloc ked sa lmon and

blac k bass, in lake not pr o tec t edby loca l ac t.Vi o latio n of th e law is puni sh

ab le by fi ne no t exceeding $roo andcos ts, o r imprisonment no t exceed-ing thi r ty days.

NE-AH·TA-W ANTA

HOTELon Grand Traverse Bay.

Boating, Bathing, Bowling, Gol f, Tenni s, Fishing

Rates reasonable. Tel ephone . Address

SEAMOUR A . SMITH, M a n a ~ e rp 0 S T 0 F F I C H - T RAV ERSE CI TY, MI CHIGAN

Hotel MizerC. J. MIZER, Proprietor

THE principal hotel at Walloon Lake. Tw o m i n ~

utes walk from the depot, in a grove of beautiful

evergreen trees. On the shore of the lake, has

a large boat house, croquet grounds, large verandas. and

above all, an excellent table and comfortable rooms

Just gay enough to be entertaining but informal and homelike at all times

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EclipseBoatWorks

Manufacturers of

Gasoline LaunchesRow Boats and

Yachts

R. T. MERRILL, ProprietorAG ENT FOR T HE

ECLIPSE MOTOR

WALLOON LAKE, MICH.

FRANK'S HoTELK H. THOMAS, J>rop•·ietor

Located on the South Shore of Walloon Lake

about one mile from the station

H as a good commandin g view1

and is one ofthe oldest and best on the lake. Fi rst-class i1.every respect. Pleasant, well ventilated rooms

and excellent table. Rates on application.

New EmmetCharmingly Loca ted on the Bay

E. I. FERGUSON, Proprietor

Largest Hot el in H arbor Springs

H ead quarters for Tourists

HARBOR SPRINGS, - MICH.

The Indian Garden HotelW. H. ELLIS, Proprietor

Is located on the most charming

point on Walloon Lake. Fifteen

minutes ride by steamer from

G. R. & I. Station. Near best

fishing grounds on the 1a k e .

Beautifu l sandy bathing beac h

and excellent boating pri v i-

leges . Rates on application .

WALLOON LAKE, MICH.40

WALLOON LAKE STEAMER., LINE

Steamers "TOURIST" and "OUTING"Connect with all G. R. & I. Trains

Round trips daily. Stopping at all th e Resorts on the Lake. Special Excursion Tr ip every

afternoon aro und the lake. Boat can be chartered by private parties.

L. B. COLE, Owner and Manager, Petoskey, Mich.

Eagle IslandIs an ideal spot for rest and quiet. Near the

best Fishing Grounds on the L ake . Table

service unexcelled. Rates, $7 to $3 pe rweek. Also L ots Fo r Sale.

ON WALLOON LAKE

MRS. F. W. DAVIS,Post Office Address, R. F. D. No . 2, Boyne, Michigan

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- ...

HENRYMcCONNELLPROP RI ETOR

Centrally located

on a II re g u I a r

Steamboat Lines.

New house, newly

furnished. O!!iet

a n d comfortable

reSting place.

WALLOON

LAKE

MICHIGAN

COTTAGES FOR RENT. BOAT LIVERY IN CONNECTION

1J1rrn QTuttagr, (!Hayton i H x h y , J r o p .WALLOON LAKE .

F oo t of Walloon Lake, near Station and P . 0. Rates $2.00 per dw. S pecial by the Week.

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Lake Grove ResortJacob Rehkopf, Prop.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -This is one of the most beautiful an d pop

ular resorts on the lake, and for the pastthree years has been growing rapidly. Its

att ractions are numerous and varied, among

them being the fine flowing well, whose pure

and sparkling waters are always cold andclear. This well feeds a large pond stocked

with trout, also many beautiful fountains .This resort is noted for its elegant evergreen

and birch groves, and shady walks. Th e reis also a complete boat livery with bait andfishing tack le. Gardens, f r u i t orchards ,dairy and poultry in connection. Splendidtable service and fine rooms. Mail delivery

and telephone service a feature. Rat esreasonable.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Walloon Lake, Mich.

P. 0. Petoskey, Mich. R. F. D.No. 1.

T H E L ATE ST F A N CY DR I N KS, I C E S A ND MINERAL

D RI N KS BE I NG S ERVED AT

OU R FOU NT AIN

Hi gh Gra de Confectionery

Bakery, Fru its. Tobaccos,

l ~ a r s , Lunch Goods

!The Delicatessen

F. Shepard, Prop.

T he Latest in Fish ing

Tackle, Stationery, Toilet

A rticles, Perfumes, etc.

AG EN T FO R NE W ER A LAUNDR Y

Wall.oon Lake, Michigan

~ e NEW WALLOONA . E . HASS , Pr o pr i e tor , Wal lo o n La k e

A new hotel , located near Grand Ra p ids & Indiana Ra ilway station, com

manding a very fine view of the lake . A c c o m m o d a t i o n ~ for one h u n d r e d p ~ o p lRates, $2 .00 per day; special by the week.

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The PINEST. L. BELDING, Proprietor .

Lower end of Walloon Lake, not far from Station.Rea ched by s team er connecting with all trains.

Rates $1.50 pe r 'day. Special by the week

PINE COTTAGEMACKINAC ISLAND, MICHIGAN

MRS. THOS. GALLAGHER,

PROPR IETOR

Private Board. Rat es Reasonable. All

Modern Improvem ent s. Fine View of th eLake . One block west of Catholic Church.

BENNETT HALLMackinac Island

Most Quiet, Refined , Homelike Placft on the

Island. Charming Location, Beautiful Views.

Lawn Extending to Water ' s Edge. Porch

Overlooking Ent ire Harbor. Table Unexcelled

RATES $2 .50 PER DA Y A N D UP WARD . $1 5

TO $2 0 PER WEEK .

Mrs. F.M.

Bennett, Proprietor

THE ISLAND HOUSE

Walter P. Hill

M ANAG ER

$2.00 to $5 00 per daySpecial Weekly Rates

Mackinac Island, Mich.

Mrs. R. Van Allen Webster

PR O PR IETO R

A splendid orc hestra in conne ction with hotel.Hops in Casino th ree times a wee k.

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LAKE VIEW

A Str ic t ly

Firs t ClassFamily an d

Trans ie n t

:: Hote l ::

RATES $2.50 an d $3 .00 Pe r Day.

MACKINAC ISLAND , MICH.

C. C. CABLE, PR OPRI ETO R

Special by the Week.

LA CHANCE COTTAGEMackinac Island . Mich.

QVERLOOKING from all of the thr ee porches and from every window in

. . he house the entire harbor and the Straits of Mackinac. All modern

Improvements. Ho t and cold water on every floor. Lighte d by electricity.

BENONI LACHANCE, Proprietor

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CHARLEVOIX BEACH HOTELSituated on a Bluff Overlooking Lake Michigan, th e Ha rbor and

U . S. L ife Saving Station

R ates from $2 .00 to $3.00 per day. Special Rates to Families by the Season.

Everything First Class. Furn ished Cottages and Rooms to Rent Near Ho tel.

J . S. BAKER, Proprietor

THE LAWN EYRIEPETOSKEY, MICH.

918 HOWARD STREET

Fine View ofTh e Bay Mrs. P. Rehkopf

Charlevoix, Michigan

Enterprise CottagePATR I CK M C C O RM I CK , PR OP .

McCoRMICK's CARRIAGE LINE : All points interestvisited all thro the Island

A. F. ANDERSONGENERAL MERCHANDISE

I TWO STORES

SODA WATER, CONFECTIONERY,

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

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Omena, ~ i c h .

THE CLOVERSOMENA, MICHIGAN S. A. KEYES, Prop.

BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF GRAND TRAVERSE BAY TO BE

HAD FROM EVERY ROOM

ORCHARD OF 2,000 TREES. VEGETABLES FRESH FROM THE GARDEN.

OUR OWN JERSEY DAIRY AND POULTRY.

WEST SHORE OF BAY

BOATING AND BATHING UNSURPASSED

Rates $2 .00 to $2 .50

BOAT LIVERY IN CONNECT ION

Rates by Week or Season

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L A R G E VE R A N D A S , LAWN A ND

PLENTY OF SH A DE ,

OU R O WN V EGET A BL E

G A R D E N S .

DoudCottage, Miss ll.fary D ottd

l l fACKINAC ISLA N D . MICH.

RATES:

$1 4 , 00 TO $2 0 .0 0

PEA WEEK ,

ACCO MM ODATIO NS FOR SIXTY .

NE A R GRAND HOTEL .

The City

Book Store

TH E HO B AR T co . PR O PS .

TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN

Indian Baskets

and

Souvenir Goods

PARK PLACE HOTEL

W. 0. HOLDEN ,

MANA GE R ,

TR AVERSE CITY ,

MICHIGAN .

RATES , $2 .00 - $3 .00 PE R D AY . SPECIAL BY THE WEEK .

AT TH E HEAD OF GRANO TRAV i ERSE B A Y A N D CENTE R

OF THE RESORT REGION 01"" THE TWO PENINSULAS.

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