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 The Lake Region of

Northern Wisconsin and Michigan.

Brief Mention of some of the Principal Resorts on the line of the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western Railway.

THE POPULAR NORTH WOODS SANITARIUM.

GOGEBIC LAKE, MICH.—Twelve miles distant and 900 feet above the waters of Lake Superior. It is fifteen miles long and one and one-half to three miles wide, and affords the best black bass fishing known anywhere. Brook trout are found in tributary streams, and at certain seasons of the year very large brook trout are caught in the open lake. Gogebic Lake is a favorite resort for those suffering from hay fever or throat and lung troubles. The hotel and cottages will remain under the management of Geo. P. McAdam, who can furnish first class accommodations for 100 guests. Fine fleet of boats, steam yacht, etc.

TWIN LAKES, WIS.—(Conover Railroad Station). This popular resort will continue under the auspices of the Twin Lakes Fishing and Hunting Club. It will be open the entire season not only to club members, but as heretofore, for the entertainment of fishermen and their families or those in search of health and recreation. B. F. Kouatz, who had immediate charge last season, will continue as Superintendent. Twin Lakes is widely known for its excellent muskallonge, pickerel and pike fishing. Guides, boats, etc.

WATERSMEET, MICH.—Fine brook trout fishing to be had in various streams, some very near the station. Hotel accommodations, guides, etc.

LAKE VIEUX DESERT.—(State Line Station, Wis.) Head waters of the Wisconsin River. Splendid muskallonge fishing. Boats and guides are to be had. This lake affords many fine camping spots.

"EAGLE WATERS," WIS.—Comprises a chain of twenty-seven lakes, all easily reached by steamer or row boat from Eagle River Railroad station, and all offer fine sport with muskallonge, bass and pike. Hotels, boats, guides and steamer at Eagle River Station.

THREE LAKES, WIS.—A railroad station in proximity to the southern portion of the "Eagle Waters" chain of lakes. Hotels, boats, guides.

TOMAHAWK LAKE, WIS.—Noted for its fine muskallonge and bass fishing. There are hotels, boats and guides at Tomahawk Lake, St. Germain Lake, Lost, Found, Plum, Star and Laura Lakes are easily accessible.

TROUT LAKE, WIS.—Noted for the great number and large size of the "land-locked salmon" that are taken from its waters. Bass are taken in this lake and muskallonge in the surrounding waters. Hotel, boats, guides.

MANITOWISH RIVER, WIS.—Connects quite a chain of lakes, including Rest, Manitowish, Rice, Alder, and Trout Lakes, all of which contain bass, muskallonge and pike, and some have been fished but very little. Boats and guides can be secured.

TURTLE RIVER, WIS.—Connects quite a system of lakes including Rice, Echo, Spider, Turtle, Long and a number of others. Fine fishing is reported from those that have visited these waters.

For additional or detailed information regarding the Lake Region, or for copy of Guide Book, address,

J. S. BARROW, City Pass. Agent,   } 208 Clark St., CHICAGO. E. D. PARMELEE, City Ticket Agent, } C. L. RYDER, Gen. Pass. Agt., Milwaukee, Wis.