The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

and not having fully recovered ~ the end
OF the thirty days sick leave. add to them
their annual leave. Others hold ON bold
~ until the hot weather - advanced. Then
they take their annual leave and enjoy
this so much that IL il no hard matter to
&c; . physicians certificate for another
thirty days. No two persons agree upon
which Ia the hottest month In Washing
ton. June. July. august or September.
Probably in no year 10 II the same. Wise
heads. who have been here many sum-
mers. take their vacations in September.
No matter wha. kind OF weather Il may
have been during the first three months.
u - pretty sure 10 be hot In the fourth.
Public men: especially those from the
North and West. shun Washington after
july !. Only few times has congress-
held Its sessions throughout that month.
Win congress away, with one-haK the
every man. woman and child who has
money enough OF to the summer resorts
i may be left to the Imagination how
dull the national capital can really be-
During the winter season the Northern
cities pour excursion parties south to the
banks Of the Potomac: bat IN summer this
Nifsinia Beach. At The mouth Of the ches-
apeake bay. the desirable and cool rest
Ing places by lake shore, river. or in the
leaves Warrington these DAYS but IL load
ed with pieasure-seekers who intend 10
stay away As long ~ they can. Ono need
mos trouble - himself TO make up hts md
that. Better 80 Down 10 the railroad of
fees say what sort OF resting place yen
want. and leave II 20 tire company TO do
the rest With branches and main lines
covering al the Middle and Middle West
ern states, from the Atlantic to Chicago.
there are few places OF popularity which
their luxurious trains either do not reach
or eonnec, with steamers that complete
the journey.
Tho tvo summer resorts on the Jersey
coast most easily reached from Washing
ton are Atlantis City and Cape May. Once
. year there runs from this city an excur-
sion train 70 take the Washington CORE
spenisais 81 the leading newspapers az the
resorts As the Mystic shrtners say. IL IA
| AN oasis i'm the desert" II Il lucky for
some papers tha; no president has ever
Cured during The time Of one ' * these pie
mic PARTIES Whenever such a thing occurs
the special correspondents VIII all he
seoopea by. ire Associated Press, for no
enc ever thinks 81 refusing an invitation
10 Gaze May
The Thousand kisnss IL very popular
resort for the Summer with residents %
ore can 60 10 .es IN shss city ana wake
J up on the shores % Lake Ontario. Thea
/ steamer ride On the great inland sea.
p p,ss a ssss EVER srsatsd ~ nature and
besu'.ned by nan Tsa' e re ss;nfalsss
way to sc. IL ora baa rsrEty Of tire
ard plenty Of money The trip can De made
by way ~ New York city. az the HsS-
so- acrass to Lake Gearxa, Through Lake
Champaign aai by way 81 Montreal down
the Ss Lawrence 10 Aizxsndysa hay.
Aimee. i.nssssssyahle are the resting
psscss throuxseae The Empire stsse
charming little lakes. srssow9r~s IN far
est scenery ahcsand. ard sne denssssx %
csttes t~arr IS love sh%s~ Scss SYLVAN shade
sshantauauA saks. Watkins eieu. i&ks
Esssk@ Lake Mosoak are assssaS tire NEST
noteworthy ~ these places II age rre-
sers sfense wcaoas 20 .has~ sfsass bssusises
~ gnaa then s@s hlrn 50 10 sAs Aafr19-
lacks "a E sail that fAs Seetrf~H ard
| SWISS highlands. before TREY became ctsssi-
/ Mated - .ssar. re~es7hsesa shA great north
weo<ss ~ Nnrshsrn New York Br fssre
- no rexsn- rcu surrounded ~ 81 SIDES
nv sks rsssss sawasss3 civilization whsrh
yS~ezensS sr.araess nature - al rs purity
/ IKE thss Care ahaasszts. sosh large ara
small BAT The chief ssSvasstaa - sas
~vsar a~rrrar Is sAs tvssek srauf. which are
/ ssksa IN great n-nah~-s ard frequently o<
I s~sAe ezss Only thirty years age she
rr-rA wp>ss was q tracsse<a ~fstsrrsx
known aniy - fhe adventurous frassSers
aaF nserA>ryne1. Ever rs~ shers are par-
ssars Of a. away srssn tire water cosSyses.
where ssr feas ~ a white rsar has never
! svos Travetsss rssss~srs.e - fNe hears 90
the woods hy means 80 asrss S~aa,s 81 ga
I nass wesrA ran - TSrTsSs fraS2 esysAlz 10
/ ssrsAna arA from lake te lake These are
80 uasrerusss and - esose togvtaer that
l sfssaetnn many miles nAy b Gsvsasd Ia