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CHAPTER AxvIII.

Years Of use had developed into an
instinct Trafford's faculty for rapid
ly Selling the salient points Of a sit
uation. He never lost sight of the
end to be attained or suffered side
issues to divert his attention. Hts
victories had been won less by the
success of his plans than by the exer-
ton of new moves when his plans
were thWarted He wasted no time
in forcing the maneuver that could
not be carried out, or in lamenting
the one that had failed Whether the
means were in men or in money he
priced them only in so far as they
reached the aim on which his mind
was fixed. His promptness of judg-
ment quickness of action and concen-
tration of purpose excluded sentiment
for those who had ceased to fight by
his side. Even If he had the will to
think Of them, he had not the time
When Wiltshire closed the door be.
hind him he disappeared from Traf-
ford's plan of action as completely
as If he had never been in it.
1t was on more instance
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Oct 2.-Butter-Steady-
Creameries. 24@29a: dairies. 22@27.
Eggs Steady at 15k @1SA.
CHICAGO Poultry Market.
Chicago, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
Steady. Turkeys. ID; chickens, IL;
spring chickens, IL.
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT--LARRYl M'CORD FARM.
LAT acres. 2 miles east Of Eddyyille.
First class farm. 100 acres near Far
son. Kinds Bros, Ottumwa.
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DOES 1T BEAT, YOUR JOB? WE
want men to sell groceries to farm
ers and large consumers outside Of
Chicago that show a saving of 20 to
% per cent to consumers and make
statesmen 20 to 80 per cent average
profit; exclusive territory; newest
plans; best terms and prices; goods
guaranteed tomeet all pure food
laws and give complete satisfaction;
have sold same customers fourteen
years: ship direct to customers OF
statesmen; write Hitchcock Fill Co,
100 Lake street, Chicago.
BOYS AND GIRLS SELL TWENTY
four jewelry novelties at 10 cents
each and get a gold laid watch OF
other prenlilm free. We trust you.
The Brill Novelty Co, TAT indian
avenue Kolsomo. Ind.
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FOR SALEASHEEP- 100 HEAD
OF year old grade Delain ewes.
thrifty and, sail right at SO per head.
II taken COON. Also low blocky Ches-
ter White pigs, either sex. for sale
at farmers prices. Guaranteed as
represented. VIII Michael, Selma.
Iowa
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WANTED.

THING TO Do WITH
steam tile ditcher. Machine cuts
open ditch any depth to Az feet. f..
phone.
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FOR .sALE,,2FF3A AGO ACRE 5CoMBINA-
ton stock and grain farm, near Sell
ma, Van Buren, county. at "a
bargain. All land can he cultivated.
Well improved. For futher partlc-
ulars see or write w. s. Christie.
1o6 r, Main street, ottumwa Iowa.
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FOR s.LE.
ROTH BIOS. g. blair SELL. REAI
estate.

FOR sALEr16o ACRES OF COOP
farm, and pasture land Farm
buildings, fruits of all kinds. Coal
and living water. hmiles to depot:
sac per acre. ~. N. Fender. Selm&,
Iowa, Route 1.
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FOR SALE-,85 HEAD OF land A.
year old Delafn Rams. Large sized
heavy boned mutton form. Well.
covered with long dense fleece We
also offer 80 head of large lengthy
Poland Chinh pigs, both sexes at
low pricesa Call on or write, F. r.
& v. q. Warner Bloomfield, Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
BAR HARB0R DAYS.
Preparations for the Horse Show-
Brisk Demand for Cottages.

Bar Harbor. Me, July (SpeciaD.-Interest at
present centrng In the selection of the secretary
for the annual horse show. which takes place in
August. w. II. N Voss. who served secretary
last year. is at present In Europe and will not be
at Bar Harbor this summer. There a number
of cottagers mentioned in connection with the
place, and It looks as If Philip Livingston OF New
York. would be the man chosen AS there
number Of new cottagers here this summer who
have extensive stables, the show should be even
more Of a success than it has been IN past years
Active work in preparation for II is under way.
All the hotels here now open and enjoy
Ing n most prosperous summer Bar Harbor Is
developing mainly into a resort OF cottages how
ever, and for a number of years tho cottage ele-
ment has far outnumbered the hotel guests The
cottage colony is slowly but surely increasing year
after year.
Kenarden Lodge. the cottage OF John g. Kennedy.
of New York, ha1 a narrow escape Wednesday
night when a bolt of lightning struck tree close
TO IT, tearing up the ground at It's foot and knock
ing lot OF rocks from the stone wall. The tree
was less than a hundred yards from the cottage.
Mr.. Kennedy has just returned from months
trip the Restigouche and Cascapeda salmon
clubs, in Canada, his annual fishing trip.
NJ. and Nine. Christian Hauge have leased the
Moorings, in Eden street, recently purchased by
J. j. Emery, of New York Nj. Hauge is tho min
lister to this country from Norway. and with Nine.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

there brought many hundreds OF well known
Hebrews, and the sessions well attended and
highly interesting.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Goepel have arrived at their
cottage in Elka Park for the summer, and all the
houses there occupied
Tho big Washington Inn at PhGnicia. formerly
the Tremper House, already has large compile
ment Of guests under the management.
Up in Stamford, in the Delaware CatskiIls.
visitors have been coming in rapidly this week.
Mr Brown, of Churchill Hall, Greycourt and the
Hamilton House, will SOON have his best rooms
filed in spite of the ample facilities which are
rlvaIled IN that region.
The New Grant there, which is now under the
personal eye of Judge Grant, the owner, IS also
filling up rapidly.
George Gould recently presented the state with
herd of elk numbering twenty or more, whic
have been turned loose in the wds of the Beaver
kill region. Mr.. Gould's bloodhounds Furlough
King and Furlough Queen have been shipped from
his mountain home at Furough Lake South
Carolina.
Pine Hill village has already become n brilliant
summer colony and the streets filled with
visitors All the houses are well supplied with
and In the Highmount Park region are nearly all
occupied.
The same is true Of old Catskill village. The
popular Summit Hill House there has hardly a
room. The Grant House jefferson
Heights. that old family resort for those in quest
OF rural quiet and scenic charm, also has
guests than usual. The old Prospect Park house
on the river bluff there will not be opened this
season.
The mountain trout fishers report some big
catches and many fine specimens this season. one
measuring % inches and weighing nearly "a
pounds was taken from the Beaverkin recently
also another which dressed at 3A pounds.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
MANY TURN THEIR FACES TO THE NORTH WOODS.

days. entertained party OF friends. among whom
were Corporation Counsel William B. Ellison of
New York City. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ketcham,
J. G. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Archer and
Miss Trunck
Milton G. Work who went down TO the city early
In the week, returned with party of friends, who
spent the Fourth with him and Mrs. Work at their
three cottages, Wigwan. Wigwam, Jr., and Rock
fern
The fishing in the lake and the streams about the
Ampersand continues the best In years. Recently
number of the at the Ampersand have
tried their hand at this form of sport Miss Elsie
Dyer. who is here with her mother, Mrs j. j.
Dyer, is who has met with especially good luck
c. Gabriel Chevaller and his daughter, Miss Net
tie Chevaler, who have spent several seasons at
the Ampersand, have returned and taken apart
ments for the rest of the summer.
Clinton NJ. Bidwell arrived this week at Overlook
cottage His fast launch will soon arrive and be
placed in commission. Mrs. Joshua RhOades, with
the Misses Rhoades and her son, William Il.
Rhoades. arrived this week at Lakeside and Bonnie
Brae cottages. Otis Childs. oldtime patron of
the Ampersand, was among the arrivals of the
week, J. w. Randall. Mr. Chids VIII be
Joined later by L. DiwOrth.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper St Regis. N. Y. July (SpeciaD.-ImpeIIed
by the desire to pass the Fourth away from the
noisy demonstrations OF the city, many the
camp owners this chain OF Adirondack lakes
have been arriving this week. and the locality has
assumed much OF its oldt!me gayety. The little
Upper ST. Regis pOstof1ce. which stands at the
head OF the Upper St Regis Lake. Is open for the
season The weekly races for points. sailed by tho
be started
Mrs. Robert Hoe was one OF the arrivals OF tho
week, and has opened Point Rush. where she will
be Joined later by friends. T. A Gardner who has
this season leased the Pearl Island camp IN the
Upper 81. Regis Lake. has arrived, and Mr.. and
Mrs r. W. Stuart Forest Lodge
Mrs T. IL Howard. niece OF Mrs Frederick w.
Vanderbilt, who has leased the Mccormick camp
there. - 49," ~
Mr. and Mrs, Walter II. Barnum who last season
mad the Rocks, the Townsend camp IN the upper
lake arrived this week at Woodmere the camp OF
Robert Garrett which they have leased for the
season, 5 Mrs; Townsend. widow Of Judge William
n. townsend. accompanied by her son George. Will
return TO the Townsend camp later in the season.
+. Louis Slade and his mother arrived this week
at Camp Underpines. and a. NJ Lothrop Joined
friends. whom they entertained over the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. E II. Coates have arrived at Camp
Elsinor, and Frederick Taylor and his sister, Miss
Ellen r. Taylor. are now at Camp Regmont
Or. Walter B. James Will arrive at his camp on
the Upper St. Regis about August l. Charles Z.
Henderson. jr.. this week arrived at the Henderson
camp, where he Joined his parents and Harold
Phelps Stokes arrived with party OF friends at
Birch Island the camp OF his father. Anson Phelps
Stokes, in the Upper St Regis Lake.
Simeon J. Drake. chairman OF the race committee
OF the St. Regis Yacht Club. who went down 20
New York business has returned to his camp.
Twin Pines. Spitfre Lake. with his daughter.
Mrs A G. Robinson. who has Just returned from
European trip
George H Earle. who has been making extensive
Improvements about his stone camp on SpItrre
Lake. Is expected soon with the members OF his
family at his camp. Katia, on the upper lake
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Lloyd arrived this week and
occupied the camp OF Miss Grace Mitchell on Spit
fire Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. II p. Taimadge. who have leased
camp Wyndover. W. W. McAlpin's camp on Spit
fire Lake. arrived this week
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AT PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths. y. y, July 8 (speciaD-Au the
week the hotel and cottage people have been re-
turning and getting settled IN their respective
quarters for the summer. Some have opened their
cottages and others have reserved apartments in
either the hotel or casino. The new railroad con-
Meeting the hotel and Lake Clear junction has
proved great convenience.
some or the St Regis campers have been making
their headquarters at the hotel pending the open
Ing OF their respective camps
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Trowbridge have been
making the hotel their headquarters pending the
completion OF the extensive alterations which are
being made upon tho Emerson camp which NIr
Irowbridge recently purchased
MT. and Mrs George S. Brewster. who this sea
son purchased the l. r. Smith camp on SpItrre
LAKE are among the guests at the hotel where
they VIII remain until changes about their camp
are completed
Ut and Mrs. George Fales Baker who occupfad
tneH cottage here this week have as their guests
MTs- Erwin Seelye Lewis and DR.. w A Mcmillan
MT. ana Mrs. Henry L. Dyer. who have Leased
inc b4anchl camp on the lower lake arrived this
week f. Bianchi and his sister Miss Ria1cbi
hotel 'F' '-'' i'O" at Ihe
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Mafitt bavs orr5,-os 80 .,.,-
cottage near the hotel. and W. b d stokes 81 ~
HuSoHa' New York, who has one OF the hotsI
cottages for the summer, also came up This yraaS
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. N Y, July s. (SpeciaD.-This week
marked the return of many of the patrons or pre-
vious years this resort the Lower Saranac
Lake. Some up early in the week but the
majority of those returning arrived on the morning
OF the Fourth
c. ]. Swain was OF the early arrivals. reach
ing his camp the hotel with the members or
his family early on Tuesday morning. HIS launch'
the Sparrow. is expected up and Will be
placed on the lake. This boat is the winner or
several speed contests Of Importance. and there Is
nothing TO equal it for speed the Lower Saranac
Lake.
Several Of the guests who have been at the hotel
since the opening were Joined this week by friends
and relatives. some of whom were up for the
Fourth only. while others came prepared to spend
the season. Mrs. Byron Hiliard arrived and Joined
her husband who has been here some time. HIS
brother, Isaac Hilliard also came. and F. G. Thed-
FORD, OF New York, Joined his brother, Edward q.
Thedford, who has been here since the opening.
Miss Jordan and her brother. G. II. Jordan. were
among the New York arrivals OF the week. and
Mrs G. A Hawkins and her daughter, Miss Haw-
kins who have been here several seasons, returned
again for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn. n. Y. July (Snec,sD IT,
""c nm which has long been known as q So.
naso'iaIed WIN all that is restful about the s,i
H'r me IN tho AdirondaCks, was the bava, +hi.
OF previous seasons. ''s s"eSts
Mrs j. Campbell Harris who with ba 49,
- ''s mas i,lliS Fowefs. was among the arrivals
90 tt 'ne NeeA' mas taken suite OF rooms here FOR
tHe summer Mrs. Harris has brought 1vt+b ~.
driving. 'i uIne 70
Mrs. Sherwood r. Ferris and Miss Frarr,s o-r,..,
S '.' "eeh at the Inn where they have apartments
I"r month. until the changes now under -,
upon Mr.. Ferviss Deer Island camn a., +LN ,, NSy
SHranac Lake completed SFPe'
r. A Harrington. superintendent Of tba >cs
@ @torK central Railroad. arrived the inn with his
family this week. ~ "'''4 MS
l)r. j. r. Mum Is among the latest ~ tba ,,
co'tase coiohy 10 arrive. He came early in tha
week Joining Mrs. Mum and their SON Tanas
Buell Num- who have been here soma ttr,a
| The Rev. Leonard NJ. Richardson rectnr 90 a.,
| Episcopal Church the Inn In tha s,,,, 80
months, was another who came this week IoiDIpe,
! his son and daughter, who have been here sew,
eral weeks as guests at the rustic lodge OF
Bagden. - A-''iiAs
| Mr.. Blagden has recently made several ,n,nro,,o
ments about his deer preserve, which Is on 90
the places of unfailing interest to the visitor 70
| the Inn. There are now about thirty deer In tn
park, and these are the descendants of twc 49,
| Mr. Blagden captured alive while hunting 4, tha
| AdirOndacks several years ago and took with bir,
| TO his city home. w
William L. Rich, jr., who has also baar = .
at the Blagden camp, Joined this week hI1 Nrr
and Mrs. William l.. Rich and r. Henry Rich of
New York. ' -
| at the bod camp. near the inn. which they will
occupy this season.
Mrs w. b. Dominick and her daughters Mis-,
Elsie and Miss A. NJ Dominick. have been at the
camp OF Levi p. Morton. which they have leased
| again this summer.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
At LAKE GEORGE.
Throngs of Visitors at Each PIae'
of Resort.

-. $780,, - V Jury (speciaD.-AH tbs ho-
tells and boarding cottages at Lake Seolse -ss,y
open and the smaller ones especIaliy -5.5 a. sally
AIIinr up The incoming trains are croWGet .Ssv
With persons anxious to get settled so thA1 u'''
may enjoy the real mountain and lake NE -, or
Already tennis and baseball eluos are oe4-s -. ~
InI oNd Games between the various resorts
Will soon be- the order OF the day. AZ p~ pSssrtsfn-
HuIetts the proprietor is plannins many Stshr,
rnents for his patrons VINO AAlI ~"
lodges in July and August ,-.. ara r.ou-
The Fort William Henry Hotel concerts c -saS, -
ular and are features at this resort - T,,Iv 4
4 special programme was rehueroN - oCssr sx-
-rbs evening assemblies IN the oalroou' O''o 1,-
cellent opportunities for the youhs - ,1Es no
the hotels and cottages at the he@N % '
TEs second annual tennis tournament Will oes
ot the Sagarnore Hotel On July 40 AIlu"S ,Sa
49, "a Martorv Howe. William Rels IT, I"J ~
dors r, Lewis, C. J. Billwiler' 1r'' an" " -
BtXby. ,,. ~, Ipfv I and
,bsse - CONCERTS every morning and evening
A carload of trout fry and a larse cu'sIs, .s az
OF black bass were distributed IN various ,or pSo
,ha Iaka last week by the state game professor,
NJ and Mrs Francis ]. Haywood. OF bfV1si'ty e ty
are for the summer at the kattskill House New
RYAN, r. j. Miller ana H. w De'il0iS'" -
foTn' %r an ana Mrs. w H. White and Mr. and Ms
Milton Robler. of New York. are again o.,ssS tor 80
Summer at one OF the Lake George Inn cottases
Ms II Crosweu Tuttle. of New York. has oss
entertaining party of Manhattan friends at huS
ledge, in honor OF her daughter. Mrs. CnAi''>
Henry Tuttle.
Mrs T. Milton Failing and Mr.. and Mrs :;
Ienoir OF New York were at the Algonquin iass
week. ~.
/. K Bingham. OF New York. has purchased ths
Baker cottage. at Hague and will now become
permanent summer resident.
General ]. c. Lee. treasurer Of the Lake Geots'
Regatta Association has been at his Hague eos
tage since early May. and. with other members ~
the regatta committee. is arranging for the annun,
regatta. to be held In August. The programue W..
include for fast automobile boats anu =
barge race between several OF the rival resorts
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and white and the furnishings and draperies are
in harmonzing coor5.
Mrs. Charles Barlow, accompanied Dy her , spn
r,dward and Mrs lanes Afieck among the
guests returning from New York to the Grand
View this week. They have apartments mere 1or
the season -
Mrs c. KimbaIl, who came up last week. mas
had a string of fine horses sent up from her
stables and has devoted a large share or the week
to renewing her acquaintance with the ur4FeS
about this part of the Adirondacks
Mrs. William II. Hotchlin a well known c!uo
woman OF New York was among the returning
guests of the week Mr. and Mrs. William b.
Hicks are also back for another season.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
All the Hotels, Large and
Small, Now Open for
Guests.

In=----rv visitors in this mountain
region before All the week crowds came Up from
The cities, taxing every transportation line to the
utmost. Many came for an outing over the
Fourth, Il true, and at excursion rates, but
even these will not return before Monday, and a
vast number Of others came IN to-day with their
families for the regular summer stay. The lead
ing Ulster q Delaware trains run In sections
and some Of these looked like the trains Of early
August.
in every part Of the range, and the tide of
mountain summer life Will soon be at the flood
Mrs. Obendorf has the Floyd-Jones cottage
where she gave a most enjoyable musical recently
Carl Hermann is already on the ground, and his
genial methods of passing the summer there are
heartily welcomed
The Grand Hotel on Summit Mountain is full Of
summer life and gayety under the new manage
nent which promises most successful results.
The parlor car 10 the hotel grounds from New
York and Philadelphia is popular feature Some
OF the Gnest suites OF rooms in the range VIII be
found AT the Grand. and all the fittings are mod
ern, including passenger elevator.
Hotel Kaaterskiu is also enjoying an excellent
patronage for early July, and the big corridors
and ballroom present animated scenes. The first
regular hop is important affair there tonight.
The system Of roads and drives throughout
Kaatershn Park has been placed IN good cond-
ton, and mountain driving is attractive feature
there. a special herd OF twenty-five Jersey COWS
has been brought within easy reach Of this resort
for the supply Of pure milk and cream In the
great dining hall. the largest in the state.
The historic old Mountain House IS open for its
eiglty-fourth season, and the demand for rooms
this season IS said 10 be unprecedented. The big
electric searchght, which eliminates the valley
at night Is again il commission on the old rock
and little change is noted in the familiar outward
appearance Of this resort
The Haines Falls region is alreasy populous with
visitors, many accessions being made there to-day.
The Twilight. Sunset and Santa Cruz parks will
soon have all the cottages filed. Alexander Il.
Hamilton and various members OF the Wingate
family have been IN their bungalows for some
days. They among the founders OF Twilight
Park years ago, when this method OF summer life
still practically unknown, and they have lived
see their early efforts toward providing quiet
and refined method Of passing the summer amid
the most heaithful environment and In the COM
psny Of congenial neghbOrs with minimum Of
household and kindred annoyances fully re-
wsrded.
Mr.. Becker s. beginning business successfully at
the Zig Sunset Park Inn at Iiaines Falls. which IS
well supplied with every modern appliance for the
comfort and pleasure Of guests.
Tannersyille has been hlling up at a bound the
last week. The convention OF American Zionists
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THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand. y. Y. July (SpeclaD.-The guests
at this resort on Lower Sarauac Lake made much
OF the Fourth and tho day was a most enjoyable
one. There were numerous excursions by boat and
by carriage, the cottage people entertained at
luncheon and dinner. and several OF the guests at
the hotel entertained parties of friends. The mu-
sical programme declared by guests OF many
seasons 70 have been OF the best they had ever
heard
Charles NJ. Eaton who has been here for several
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THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid. n. Y, July (SpeciaD.-The patrons
Of many years have hocked back TO this resort in
large numbers this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Naylor. who have spent
several seasons at the Stevens House. returned
Wednesday before occupying their nearby cottage
on Signal Hill. They are accompanied by their
daughters. the Misses Alice Marion and Anna
Naylor.
John T Oakley former Water Commissioner of
New York, who was up here last week and re-
turned TO the city, came up again early this week,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss May f. Oak
ley, and his sons John T. Oakley, jr, and Walter
Oakley.
I, the Delaware & Hudson Railroad, arrived at tho
Stevens House this week, accompanied by Mrs.
Culver, their son. Winthrop Parker Culver. and
their daughter, Kathryn Parker Culver.
The Misses Fraser. who for many years have
spent the summer at the Stevens House, returned
this week. and Mrs. f. r. Sheridan and Miss
Sheridan were among the returning guests from
New York.
The golf players are returning numbers and
much interest is being shown in the game. w. J.
McConvill came UP from Brooklyn early IN the
week with his mother. Mrs. Charity McCOnvi
Other players recently arrived Include II H.
Lamson Kenneth Dalzeu and D. F. Lamson.
The Rev. J. ]. Joyce Moore, who has been
guest the Stevens House for many seasons, has
this summer taken Hillside cottage. which he oo-
cupied with Mrs. Moore and their son Paul early
this week.
Parties touring the Adirondacks on horseback and
by automobile have arrived at the Stevens House
this week
J. Wesley Durham. who has been hero with
Alfred List for some time preparing his camp
Wa1taminit for rental this summer, went back to
the city early IN the week.
Several enjoyable little dinner parties have taken
place. One Of them included Herbert s. Carpenter
Vance s. Manson, Miss Bloomer and Miss Harries
terested In the development OF the Stevens House
baseball team.
N0RTHWOODs INN.
Lake Placid. n. Y. July OSpeciaD.-A number
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
THE WAWBEEK.

Wawbeek n. Y, July (Special.-Hers in the
heart OF the virgin fores. the shore of the
beautiful Upper Saranao Lake the guests OF the
Wawbeek for many seasons past have been as
sembling this week and preparing for the usual
round or pleasures with which they pass the sum-
mer months.
DR.. Q. s. Whitman. who cana up early In tho