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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1904-09-01
THE DEAD nuJ6AND.

Gay, she lies down lightly. /.
She lies not down to weep;
Your girl is we'll contented,
BE still, my lad, and sleep. /
Is my friend hearty. :
Now i am thin and pine,
And has he found to sleep in
A better bed than mine?
eyes, lad. / lie easy,
/ lie as lads would choose;
/ cheer a dead mans sweetheart:
Never ask rue whose.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1904-09-01
GOVERNOR TERRELL DELIGHTED.

Says Georgia Exhibits at st. Louis
Make q Tremendous HIt.
+. Governor Terrell, who arrived in At
lanta from st. Louis Tuseday, says
Georgia is the cynosure of all eyes
at the big exposition and that the Geor-
.sia exhibits are nothing short of mag.
nificient.
u wss too busy to go over the
grounds" said the governor. but saw
all the Georgia exhibits and heard
great deal about the manner in which
the exposition visitors were talking of
them"
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1904-09-01
SOUTH CzkOLINA
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
New Aaent 81 Newberry.

James i Sheely has been appointed
agent of the Southern at Newberry
to succeed s. H. Mclean, who was
transferred to Union.
Mr.. Sheely has been in the service
of the Southern for a period Of 15
years, having served as ticket agent
at Newbeny for the past four years
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1904-09-01

Is my team plowing
That was used to drive,
And hear tho harness jingle,
When / was man alivey
Aye, the horses tramp,e,
The harness jingles now;
No change though you lie under
The land you used to p.ow.
Is my girl happy,
That l thought hard to leave,
And has she tired of weepin.
As she lies down at eve?
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1904-09-01

ever. was afterwards waived by his
attorney.
When sherir Buford drove up to
Leaphart's house to make the arrest,
Mrs. Leaf hart strenuously denied the
charges against her husband, he also
protesting his Innocence.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1904-09-01
...A...
White Lie.

HERE are different colors
and degrees of falsehood,
just as there are different
colors and degrees Of
other sins Tbera &c
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23
CONDENSED reLeoaAMs.
Tho n,,empt Of Louis r. Doerhoefer.

Tho attempt OF Louis r. Doerhoefer.
. wealthy resident Of Louisville. KY,
n break the worlds "a houv automo-
bile record OF sci miles. ON the 18TH.
was frustrated by an accident. which
wrecked the machine and resulted In
the injury % his assistant. Frank
Khtz. an expert automobilist.
\ committee Of 90 young women Of
Portland. ore, has taken up the work
~ disposing OF the Lewis and Clark
confcnnia. coins made by the govern.
mcui a. a part Of the governments
appropriation to the exposition. the
coins to be sold for twice their face
value.
Rev. Alher, Rclnhart. AGED Is. pas.
tor ~ Hoiy Trinity church al Somcr.
set. O. and editor Of tho Rosary. q
church magazine published by the
Dominican order. was stricken with
paralysis, on the 18th. Just as he had
finished mass. and vas still az the al
tar.
W s Champ. sccrotar, To william
zlcrlcr. and who was In charge Of the
relief expedition sen To search iorsfhe
Arctic exploration steamer America
arrived at Tromsoe. Norway. on the
18th. on board the tcamor Frithjot
lie failed To Ind the America.
a terrific storm Of rain and wind
swept central Illinois. on the 18th. the
rainfall In - hours being almost three
inches Hundreds 40; acres Of corn
we're flaitrnod by the wind. and viii
be a total loss. There vas much dam.
age hy lightning.
rhe hrat Caiu,.c child g. b" born at
10, World. fair grounds a. 81 Loui-.
arrived uu ihc l,ih In the Chinese Va
lsE'. u Ia q boy. ana It's mother Is
the VII, ot First Nlco.P President Moy
Han ~ ;hc chinese Concession Co..
on the Pike.
During th' documentary absence 81.
Cashier G H. Miller. an unknown
thitf entered the Rock island freight;
one, 80 Atlantic. Ia on ihc is'h. aud
mad, on with 1855 from the cash
drawer
The anbotWcem'nt 4 made that
Judge Alton 49, Parker viii no; go On
a spc,ch .maa.ng tour hut that he Will
make al his speeches from the vcran.
dA al fiosemunt.
Mr.. Efnest e. Haftwlg. cashier a
the First national bank ~ Buchanan
county. Mo, was probably fatally hurt
In n runaway IN The ls'h.
Prime. Herbert Bismarck Of Ger.
many dl'd on m. 18th. Al frlodrleks.
ruhe The end was painless.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23
MISSOURI STATE NEWS



A diamond OF great antiquity n
varied history added another chapter
TO the record Of It's wand.rines "hen u
DISAPPEARED from the rooms Of its OWN
.rs At the Planters hotel IN 81. Louis
The stone was part Of the loot oi tue
American army in China. and was
bought by IT. present owner. Capt H.
X Scott. VI Napoleon O, while he was
10 service in the Philippines II Is o
beautiful. pure-white ren. valued al
81 eco. when Capt and Mrs. scott
came 10 St Louis 10 ser the WORLDS
fair they wer. accompanied by an Of
dc,r who had served in the army with
Capt. Scott 81, though the mnch-ooSet-
ed jewel disappeared about the time
that this officer len -. Louis. Capt
and Mrs Scott refuse TO believe ihsi
be could have been IN Any way nc
cnuniabie Tor its disapp"a m" The
matter was reported To th" police and
a thorough investigation IA. made. but
without result.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23
THE CREW OF THE LENA.


81 Petersburg Sept rs. & .. The
negotiations between the United
statcs and Russia relative to the dr.,
position OF The crew Of the Russian
auxiliary cruiser Lena AZ San Francs
!" nave not SET been completed. Tn.
request ol tue United States that the
ere" De ln'ofn.d at Mare Island until
l"y 'nd Of iho war has been transmit
yea Though The Russian embassy a,
Washington anu d. being considered
10y lW admiralty where II il desired
Una ih" crew no allowed 10 return
huin' nhoer an agreement that the
nh''rs ana NOR are not TO fight araln
during he war
tn" admiralty IA, no confirmation
~ he reports thai the Lena had been
engaged In a hghi In the Pacific.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23
Ntetbt.t Z.


On The la'h o~i'll,g, OF Wai aw. O,
rtui aud MORALLY wounded q burglar
wEils he ~as at worA preparing ~
n,o" ne 's.e 81 he locai bank.
on tnr letn the BREAKERS hotel Al
Long Beach, Wash, one Of the finest
summer hotels IN the north Pacific
coast. was destroyed by hro; loss.
sG5 900.
Gov. Alexander u. Duchery Of Mis-
souri, has issued - proclamation max.
ins October II Missouri day a, he
Worlds fair. In -. Louis. a legal hoii.
day throughout tn state.
The Russian armed transport Lena
was taken under United States escort
10 Mare Island naval station, on the
10Th. Whcr. she will be disarmed.
The grand aerio Of the Benevolent
Order of Eagles. In session ut Balti.
more. ND. adjourned on the 10th TO
me't In Denver In August. 1895.
On the 18th three men answering
the description of the Canadian Pa
clnc train robbers were arrested at
wooley. Wash. Tn. men viii be held
until officers of IN. search parry ar
rive.
The final trial 81 the protected
cruiser Denver VIII take place In
Hampton roads ON september 80. The
Denver Is attached 10 the Caribbean
squadron and has been cruising In the
West indies.
British naval oncers al Esqulmault.
n. C, deny that the Russian auxiliary
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

Tie Rus.fan government has gwen
It's answer to the uultcd S,aic- aud
Gfosi Britain On the quss .un OF oon-
trahand oi var. While maintaining a
dignifed aititude. sine acceies. practl-
,ally. { % all the demands ~ tie TWO
powers.
4 Mukion d. ps;th Of the 10th said
that The Japaae.e we're adVancins on
that pace from the east. their yan-
guard slBE opposite the left OF ne
Russian line.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

Two west. bound freight trains o..
the Wabash pilroad net in 4 rcar-end
collision on the Missouri. llama ~ i
ToSas railroad near Paris 4 ear OF
gasoline In the first train exploded rad
ne ui Immediately totk are seven
ears 81 freight. a locomotive ana "a ca.
boo.c together with seven spaus oi
'rcstle On which the collision occurred.
sef. burned. Fireman sampson. OF
hutcriy. In Jumping iu ave himself.
Lad lis log broken. aud Engineer Smith
vaf tadly bruised IN, nt-t train was
audluC siill. taking vale;. when The
o following crashed no H. II,
properly loss j. heavy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.


Secretary Walter n Stevens Of the
Worlds fair ,s.imates the ST. Louis
Gay attendance. on September Is. at
iVI.fae
On the 10th W ~ Harroun, tho 81.
Joseph (Mo1 elevator man. aroused
OF forgery. sutrondcred himself to he
authorities and was put undor bona.
ON the 18TH Queen Helena NJ Italy
was safely delivered 81 n son n the
royal palace al Racconlgi Both moth
er aud child are doing well.
The governor OF Oklahoma has Is
slsI a proclamation offering $3.50 re-
ward for he arrest Of William Carton.
who 90 charged Win killing Virgil
f~unkhuuscr and Bind Craig IN WOOD
ward county.
Field MarshJi OyaDia has rcccived
positive Instructions lrum Toxic to r..
Hime the offensive . soon a. his
TROOPS have re,upofatcd, aud to attack
Gen kurupathin tcfore the winter he
girs
Tho Rn sn AUXILIARY c~rtissr Korea
was reported in 'he Pacific on the
rihprn ooltt ~ Vancouver island. on
she I'm o. was expected she would
fut In 10 Es1ulmault or Victoria. u g.
Toe Korea a. d larger We. II than the
Lena
Northern iowa lprnhclds were badly
damaged hy a heavy frost on The morn
lne a. fhe 18Th. which extended
'h%rrughuut fAe cXifomc northern mart
pf he state Nnncspta felt u also.
: fortunate .hir % wind saved Hal.
fax. Nova Sutia rom destruction By
hro on The 18Th. Nevertheless the city
differed a .o.t OF 'jo0.o oD In the busl-
r',s part ui the water front. aud the
prugre''. ~ th, namrs wa only STAYED
BY Tho iyramItiur Of o thllrn buildings.
Liout Gov Fram.s Wayland Higgins
was nominated for Governor ~ New
Nuif. hv ~aur.amauul. at SARATOGA. on
Die iiih bv iHe Republican tate rom
v'riion. a.l after Timothy l. Wood.
r,r had 'lLor mo p'i form ana form-
ally n%'thdrieu bic tlme and asked
hat The secretary east ne vote of The
delegates 'or NJ iilgrius.
Approximately Bro former striker
wcr, hir,d nn 'hr i1ih. t. ,aho their
cid places 90 fas Union stock yari.
IN Chicago.
Canadian Pacific boiler makers
went ou d air.s, on the 10th. Al ~,
company west iu,s sgc said 10 he
affected
on the lf'h W. w. uarronn tho ~.
Joseph grain man. held q conference
wl'h hi, cr.dIi"rs. and submitted q
proposition which n O. though, VIII
be accepted 4 'hc grain merchant 70.
'sins his liberty
Announcement 10 the American gov.
eminent q 10. birth II q ION 10 the
King 81 Italy. ~ Turin. came officially
10 The state department, ON the 10th.
In a catl,fran from r,rrto cunco.
American consul a. Turin.
Joseph jefferson. the veteran acton.
Il quite ~ al biz country home In Buk-
ards Bay Mass. aui HE engagements
for 'he COMING theatrical season have
Ill hecn ccrec'ti.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23
lENA'S CONSORTS
LOWERING NEAR
Report Current That the Lena Had
Two Consorts.
LOWERING NEAR THE COAST
i.~na'- Appearance N"" rh""sh' 70
Have Ur.o 10 rest III. s'rirt""ss
Of our E.f"rr. m-n, 80 >~"-
traits iavs.

san Francisco. Sept is-Tbe most
amazing news In connection with tha
Rue an cruiser Lena !a that the Lena
made the Ions voyage across The Pa
cinc In company with The ~fuiser No
sea and another cui--r and that thee
two yessc's are nov lowering on The
coast.
According to This report. which evi-
IDENTIFY comes from some of the creS
Of Inc lena. 900, vessel va sent into
S.n Francisco hlrhur 10 ten the Amer
ican .irictuct- loo Interpreting III" n'i-
trallty Laws u ihr United States had
permitted no. isua 10 rent herself.
hen the other $3.50 cruisers would haN.
applied aud claimed he same privi-
lcge.
The Korea F aid - have been sight.
81 IN Vancouver and ihe other cruifcr
- lei here 10 'he great triangle he-
tween here and Cap Fiaitcry That
the rru..,r uo.tur .aw 30 trace Of
either vessel be- not range. a. hey
would u % Nruiur" o. Gar ,ogh az Sln
rrlnrito uiuos. 'hcv received definite
rors lat % Nla ,afe 10 enter this
.ur' D. seattle
The pr,t noe o. fho vessels rIih
Tie Iona puts su entirely diner'nt
pmpIcN.uu ~ araIT. aad how that
me disability o., fhc .rs.ue- Wa larre-
D., o. protest fue ln'us liyors
Tho mas. department a4t received
ne Information i..t 'U1 ,rii.'rs at.
..v.v.. .. sH.. # .HH FHw vuf
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

Modem thinkers are almost agreed
hat Japan progress a. a nation Is due
IN rrea, measure To the Influence oi
ChrIsiFniiy, The Inspirations which
have elevated the nation Nv been lie
rived from without. Iapan's r-nals.
,lnce IL n direct result II American
aud European civilization Japan hss
'mqlafed. the United States. Germany
aud Great Britain. II has accepted AID
81 abldos by American and European
standards and customs. I, has taken
~. he's, products ~ Christian civillza.
ION.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

The OVERWHELMINGLY Peace Con.
PRESS ne 81. Louis adopted n resolution
appealing @ the powers i~ignalorl 10
The llague treaty to intervene. AZ ;hs
proper limo. to restore peace. The reso-
Iai.on requests the powers. separately
aud collectively. to pronor thclr hest
Offices This resolution a. offered by
Count Goblet d'Algiolla Of Belgium and
was approved By the representative OF
fourteen Ioyernmenta.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

fac s.Niy-nfth annual opening oI
iLe University ~ Missouri. topa Place
.t ih' university audl,ur. Dol. ln.i.
Dent 4 n. Jesse i%'lIyef,u. o.. formal
addi,.s lie predicted an attendance
~ % student. Tor iha -ioA
Prot Wiluar fi-hc starr mead ot the
r.aoutly established department OF
ma.I .aus .nA,-aI .u.n.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

sccordlng 10 n rorcosnt writer. Per.
va has no d!stillcries. hrewerles OF
FALCONS. only home made wine, and II
8. hard TO SET drunk there. though
tom, do II and are punished by having
their ears nailed To the sidewalk. PEG.
pie who come along spit on them and
nick them until they are soborod up,
when they would no doubt he ready
10 ro and sign the pledge. only that
there aHs no temperance societies there.
Rn, the country il quite absiemlous
without them. though the Prophets
intcrdlct ol. wine Is not universally OBJ
served "Pfrhans II lhey DRAM. more ot
st." SAYS me New York rrlbpne. "lhey
~oYG, be'ieTs srael';
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

While + s Mullins lud Mics Flor
Cox were returning 20 Downing from
Memphis Wh'r" lhss attended a. ia
setil.rs reunion ih'.r ',am became
frightened and ran WAY. ir.,t'inr thc
hurry and hreaking horn l'p iusi
aho,e the kuec uf each ~ lis occu.
Pants.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

How hifh will Kiroptalin ard
uyama rank among the list Of me
worlds great commanders? Many are
.shing for an estimate OF This sort
but i IL un~isc 20 attempt 10 answer
rith e question Row. In n. FIRST place
al the evidence In r. O,ama So. ku-
rcTathln N no yf In The trial is
fm o,er and the decision cannut vel.
he given. In he second place history
car never be- judged hy c~ontenpora.
RS Their perspective Is false.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23
s..t.n', Portrait 1. r,.r..

4 portrait OF Thomas ~ Benton. The
property ~ lhs Missouri Historical 80
ri.'y. has been placed Ia the Missouri,
hllldinr at tho Worlds iiir There
are only 'hr'- portraits of Benton o
'Ni,ton,., and they AZ. all ID" pop.
,rty Of the Missouri llistnrc cal su,ieiy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23
lnsp.t Ng-.t W.bh-d.

Two marked men. one white ard n.
9iher a n'rrc held up Harry Gem
nirhi agent a. the Hurliusiou depot al
Wheeling ~ the point uf a revolver.
and compelled him to deliver the ,uu.
isnis OF tho ash drawer Thsy se.
urcd only sis o.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

Lightning struck the courthouse a
Narshall twIce within three minutes.
Lightning also idllod NO hOra,, be.
onring 10 Jacob vandyk-. and ladly
IhinaR,d ID. hnmr ni l. Z. MreAlnA
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

Although rather cool Tao weather,
turing the past week has been almost
deal for maturing crops and all farm
"ork' There IL ample moisture ia ths
pil for all purposes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

In the case of the slate vs.. Il. C..
Hehrre,' charged with the murder Of
ioGn culkin, at Neosho. III, hry
onid not agree AMI wa discharged.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

Charles Waterbury. al une dine q
''hllhy stove manufacture Of Cleve.
art. @, dieA / dc,tiGie clrc IN,
iaa't' IN a hslivay IL -, Love.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

George " james q merchant Of Kan.
~ City, became insane over religion.
and. per,hed In u Tree. preached for.
'.ntly Ia The p%asssrs-by II required
.e,.ral bis policemen To take h "a IN
rufiudy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

Now 1t comes out that party H.
berlin II engaged In the business OF
selling titles and orders ri nobility to
all comerS. His price list quotes Ger
man titles at from $4,000 to s5o.ooo:
Spanish degrees at 5000 and upward:
Turkish orders from $1,000 downward.
and Persian orders at lower prices. IL
iies In other countries arr also on sale.
You pay Jour money aud take your
fEalfe.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

.i,ysslR has unlimited resource, yas,
niritor?. high credit a gtoat popula'
fUi aua brave. loyal men. Il has all ~
re Elements which cumpose q sreat
crdniry and n pFeat nation. II ha q
strong government. which n controlled
ny ID. nobility. hut the form Of gov
eminent and the strength Of the roy-
"ruu.nt are III. nations %weahn'ss
This IL No only the American view u
- q.so ihe view OF courageous patriots
iHylinsia.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-23

IN the AGONY column OF a Ncw
YORK papcr there recently appeared
~ TEN 10 The effect that a French
s.ltIsman Of title would like 20 make
ia .asQuplniahce Of an American laos
Il ,tcans. object. maifImouy What
.,..e,olie sentiment un the part II
~. French gentleman English noble.
men have a way Of waiilns for me
Amcl,,aa hfircss 70 adveriise hcr.clL
pu' Nth he French arc ever masters
c.s,hc world In GOOD form. sou Know.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17
rnANcHIsE NJ nANE Loor


Wa-ss .. Lss Carer dAI~a~ Carr IN on
sSaih side.
Tha Spokane Traction company
has sppiiea 10 the city council for
stF~,aoar grsachiss on North Madelia
street ana East broadway that will
snnke ceanecting link between it,
car lines ca the North Side aud the
South Side and, at the came time,
viii iot tile C0eur d'Aseue electric
dine into the csutsr - the city At
aeAat 10 minutes quicker, says enc
SpokssMsn Kevsew
The fganchiee ssAed for extends
north "a MadeisA stpcet from Olive
avenue Co BsOsa~sy and east on
BrosdSUy to lie lutersoctiOn vita the
track 81 the COe>4r S'Alene electrie
line begwsen LAesg seRSset and Nelson
s,rest The eOaspaET ALREADY has =
franclsee north q Mndelia street from
Third aEenna % Oltpe avenue.
The oompanF sEpcsts 10 START the
constrWotion u the line ~ coon as
the fr9Echiee 10 CREATED and O. have
Il in aFcratiou t@s9ue winter. The
line wtfi pass unalaw the Northern
Pacific where u crosses Madelia street.
Thea ttc care from Occur d'Alene
will cuEa- 10 THE oeateT Of the city
all ths gay on the @outh side OF the
river aud will haze only Que grade
crossing over a single track Of toe
%. r. 4 n. The hnavy grades on
East Boone aves0e and the loop Ia
the cauter Of the city will be evsdcd
The ordinance framed by the com
pany. ~iassh IL ASKS tase city council
to paa@, provides that only suct
freight cars a. conform. In painting
and shape. Ia the passenger cars, shall
H. operated over the time II alsC
provides thsG = Passenger car shall
run each way every hour of the day
between 6 .. -. and 10 30 q. m.
The petitloR includes request Cos
.econd franchise in which II ask.
for permission to complete the iooT
aroond the Cesar a 'Alepe station al
the southeast corner If Washington
street and Sprague avenue. The com.
pany now har a temporary right toI
i the track on First avenue east from
f Washington street TO the center line
Of the third lot II asks for the right
to be made permanent aud the right
to lay tracks ON Sprague avenue from
the center line Of the third lot q
Washington street That will obviat,
the necessity Of backing cars from
behind the station aud turning them
around the !.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17
nAIs - TRaINaAsTER.

FORMER uranrh tine Conductor Pro-
moted.
W. b. Hale, formerly conductor
on the Palouse branch Of the North
ern Pacific. has been appointed train
master ON that road and will have
charge Of the Palouse and Lewiston,
Washington Central and Occur a.
Alene branches Of that road, with
headquarters In Spokane. Mr.. Hale
entered upon his new duties Monday.
MIR. Hale has been an employee of
the Northern Pacific for the past S
years. entering the service % that
road az a brakeman. and rising Co
the position Of passenger conductor.
which he held at the time OF his ap-
poinment a. trainmaster.
The position given to MIR. Hale Is
ncwly created, being made desirable
through the increased traffic on the
road. There are now four train.
masters Of the road on this division,
three being stationed In Spokane, and
one at Hope. where considerable i'm.
provement work Ii being done4
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17

for summer homes OF the business
men Of Spokane, and not q fsw Of
them have cottages on the lakeside,
where they spend the best part Of the
summer. Every spring, numerous
launches aud yachts are placed on
the lake by summer pleasure seekers,
and boat club, with goodiy repre-.
seuiRlion ~ members, has been organ
Ized.
Occur d'Alene lake IL about 20
miles in length and runs from one Ia
miles in width, for its entire length,
1t is located at an altitude which
gives assurance Of au squable climate,
III attractions are many and IT,
nearness aud convenience to Spokane
have made il Que Of the famous
watering places in the Pacific norlh-
west The progress made In this
direction during the PAST few years
emphasizes the fact that within the
next few years every available place
along the shore of the lake will be
ihe home IL she pleasure goer.
Parties Of all sizes aud descriptions
made this their camping headquarier
even before railroad transportation
furnished them easy facilities FOL
reaching the lake. Every smmne
hundreds Of tents can be seen Of thos'
/ Who have taken themselves to thi
lake for recreation sud tbs diyersit!
u sports offered IL attracting NOR
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