New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10

almost unknown wilderness he learned appre-
ciate the wisdom OF his selection OF a home. for
In all of their extensive journeyings In search of
health and pleasure they had never coun-
try like this. He also appreciated that the
world progressed there possibility that the
spirit OF commerce might Invade his fayorite for
ests and rob them OF their peculiar charms and
he early determined that his home al least should
remain what It had been-a beautiful wilderness
whatever might happen around him. With this
object In view Paul Smith, he prospered In
worldly goods. began to collect lands. adding to
his possessions whenever opportunity offered and
the result he holds grand territory OF
ty-hve thousand of the fairest
portion OF the Adirondacks. where all OF the
beauties ~ nature carefully preserved. and
will continue 20 be as long Paul Smith. any
Of his name controls It's destlnes This grand
park includes dozen more lakes and ponds.
surrounded by primevai forests and nesting In the
bosom OF the mountains and all OF this grand pre-
serve Is open and free every guest of Paul
smiths hospitahle hotel earthly paradise I'M
equailed In its treasures Of health of recreation
and OF sport
Conveniently located on the shores Of the Lower
81. Regis Lake is Paul smiths OF the most
delightful pleasure resorts in the land. II Is not
simply hotel but a delightful gathering OF
pleasure seekers from all over the tinted States
made comrades ny common purpose The great
hotel. which has grown from n humble SPORTS
mans home to establishment capable of accom-
modating several hundred guests. is the heart OF
this Arcadan community. and scattered through
the woods around 1t are fifteen handsome cottages
delightful summer homes that are eagerly sought
for and usually engaged In advance from one sea
to another. Around the shores OF the lake
are scattered a number of pretty camps. while the
shores OF the nelEhborinE Spitiire and Upper St.
Regis lakes are entirely lined With the beautiful
sylvan homes OF wealthy people which have be
come noteworthy among the handsome summer
here TO suggest the everyday life of the outside
world, and The only sign of commerce Is single
store. which Is maintained by the hotel company
for the accommodation of its guests and neigh
bors; pleasure Is the only pursuit recognized, and
in an establishment Of this character u is hardly
necessary 70 say that everything conducive TO the
comfort or convenience OF its guests has been pro-
vidcd. and the name of Paul Smith has always
700 are mere round on the same elaborate scale.
for besides the boating, fishing and hunting which
fine golf OF the St Regis Golf Club near at
hand. while besite the house, and In full view OF
numerous closely contested baseball matches
PLAYED 'a every season. and t,re too Is fine cement
and other sports, while on the upper lake the ST
season. Ths boating trips from Paul Smiths are
numerous for the many lakes in this vicinity.
short carries. offer "A great variety of charming
excursions which are exceedingly popular with
The water used ut Paul Smiths deserves special
summer resort u point worthy OF particular
investRation. The spring from which the supply
quality is certified by chemical analysts. The Adj
less fortunate portions of the country but The
Adirondack water can be- and in response the
Paul Smith SPRING Water Is now 10 he had In nj
mI Pn an" ggm "E of n n the United States
manaGed by the Paul Smith Hotel Company, con-
son and d besides hs & sh R%2 hs w9
operate the Fouanet House, at Plattsb1rs which
lists as ii is convenient to he station and boat
landing, and Is conducted on the same liberal
ager, Is a graduate of Paul Smiths.