Identifier: laketourtopictur00det (find matches)
Title: A lake tour to picturesque Mackinac via the D. & C
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: Detroit and Cleveland steam navigation co. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: (Detroit, Mich., O.S. Gilley, Bornman & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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anteed to stand wind or rain. Theyare portable, being carried as shown in lower portion of cut, easily erected,well ventilated, in every way practicable, and for all tent purposes unexcelled. For sale by the trade generally. THE UMBRELLA TENT MANFG. CO., Camden, N.J. special agentsVacheron Geneva yiSITORS^^- WELCOME. ij^ lIPERTSik ■> ^ Pre rionsjSaJmiPB ^oebm 61 Son, inroRTER5 OF pmnoNb/, WflTCHE-f ^ ART WARES. particular attention •— FITTING oTspIctacles HflNUF/lCTURmQ JEWELERS, AND eyeglasses. SILVERSniTH/ 6r OFTICIflN/. GRAND CIRCUS PARK, ©etroit, nH^icb. (27 1 Woodward Avenue.) ^^ZZ^Z^ZIZ^ZIIII^IIZ^m^ American ■■■■ Hoose CLEVELAND, O. STRICTLY FIRST=CLASS. OPENED APRIL 1, 1888. Remodeled and Refurnished throughout; all Modern Improvements; Officejon Ground Floor. Centrally Located. Street Cars pass the door to all Parts of the City. RKTES. $2.00 KND $2.50 F>ER DKV, ACCORDING TO LOCATION OF ROOM. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, PUTT, FIFE & PEISTTLAI^^D, Proprietors.
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4>^ ^f\%^ The major portion of the island is owned by the United States government, andis constituted as a national park. Lands held under private title and this publicdomain are dove-tailed and interjected in a most confusing fashion, but the lines arecarefully defined and the government property is under the efficient charge of thecommandant of the fort. Capt. Greenleaf A. Goodale, a most popular officer, is thepresent incumbent, and takes an enthusiastic interest in the protection of the manyremarkable natural wonders of the island and its forest growth, as well as affordingevery proper facility for the encouragement of cottage building and the explorationof the island by visitors. To facilitate the latter, many new roads through the woods have been madeduring the past season under the direction of the superintendent, and former roadshave been generally improved. Wheelmen will find many miles of first-rate ridingin future seasons. That the scores of remarkable rock formations ma

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