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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · May 6, 1897

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 23, No. 18.

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Get Out

into the Mountains!

SCENERY—Charming, picturesque, captivating, imposing, majestic, sublime.
CLIMATE—Genial, bracing, invigorating, rejuvenating, upbuilding.
RECREATION—Rusticating, picnicking, camping, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, boating, mountain climbing excursions. Or run down to the

SEASHORE.

Magnificent hotels, toning and life-giving salt sea air, surf-bathing, boating, fishing, driving, wheeling, shell-gathering, and all sorts of pastimes.
The season for this sort of thought and action is upon us. All the world, and particularly that portion of it described by California, takes an outing once a year,—if it doesn't, it ought to.
While making up your mind where you will go, and concocting your itinerary, keep as many as possible of these places before your mind's eye:
Up Shasta Way—Tavern of Castle Crags, Sweet Brier Camp, Upper Soda Springs, Shasta Retreat, Shasta Springs, Sissons, Mt. Shasta Camp, Klamath Hot Springs.
Lake County and Vicinity—Geysers, Ætna Springs, Harbin, Anderson, Adams, Howard, Siegler, Highland and Bartlett Springs, Glenbrook, Soda Bay, Laurel Dell, and Blue Lakes.
On Sierra Summits—Lake Tahoe, Independence, Webber and Donner Lakes, Tallac, Deer Park Inn, Sunnyside, McKinney's, Rubicon Springs, Campbell Hot Springs, and a score more.
Yosemite and the Big Trees—
Santa Cruz Mountains—Los Gatos, Pacific Congress Springs, Glenwood, Felton, Ben Lomond, Boulder Creek.
Southward—Gilroy, Paraiso, Paso Robles, and Santa Ysabel Hot Springs.
Along the Shore—Santa Cruz, Capitola, Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Santa Barbara, Santa Monica, Long Beach, San Diego.
There will be REDUCED RATES to many of these places. If you haven't all needed information to complete that itinerary, call on the nearest Southern Pacific Company agent, or send to T. H. GOODMAN for resort folders.