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disproportfon which is more or less sus-
picfous in an otherwise healthful climate
There is not lawyers Single in town.
anu IuInper IS cheap. There are no tramps.
no beggars, no book agents, no malaria no
mosquitoes, no electric lights and no poll
tics. One life insurance agent showed up
last summer
Labor is $3.50 per day.
The climate Is healthfu1 and never yery
cold or warm; 20 degrees is high in sum-
mer and 20 degrees is low in winter. I25
days are rainy, 115 cloudy and the balance
clear.
Fifteen thousand dollars would build the
much-needed water works. but nobody
seems to have the fifteen thousand.
A Money-Making Scheme.
Indian River Park is the city's pleasure
ground, and it Is yet mostly In natures
hands. All tourists go there when in sitka.
Governor Brady has fine scheme in mind
for the benefit of the town and tourists
This is to bore hole down into Mount
Edgecombe. sleeping volcano, until the
hot stuff is reached, then sink a two-foot
main into it. attach slot machine, and
s ~nen "a tourist oa ST. wants to see volcano
and let her go. This is bound to draw at
tention to Sitka when it Is put into onera-
ton Apply to the governor II you want a
few shares of stock.
The most striking feature in tho s;tka
landscape is Prof Georgeson's branch
building of the Agricultural Depa rtment. on
Castle HUI. in the center of town. It is
large 2l9-story frame structure, costing
$1,000 on an elevation above the roofs Of
the neighboring houses, and If some morn
ing after Sitka zephyr has swept along
the shore all night. 1t is not there people
will know what has happened. Prof.
Georgescn will have an experiment station
farm in operation when he can get some
body to clear the land at $500 an acre.
Military Defenses.
Sitka has marine barracks and naval
hospital, overlooking the plaza or ma rad
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Emancipation Day Plans.

At a meeting of the military commit
tee Of the emancipation day organization
Thursday night, the secretary reported that
invitations had been extended to the fol-
lowing named organizations to take part
in the parade: Charles Summer Post, No Q.
G. A. R.: o. P. Morton Post No. 4. G. A.
R.; Douglass Post, No. u, G. A. R.: Gen.
Guy v. Henry Garrison, Regular Army and
Navy Union: Butler Infantry Corps and the
LIST Separate Battalion, District National
Guard. All other uniform organizations
who wish to take part in the parade are ex-
pected to report to the military headquar-
tiers. 1908 7th street northwest, to Capt. w.
T. Thompson, commander.
The battalion meeting is called for Thurs.
day, March %.
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Rheumati.m Cured in "a Hours.

T. J. Blackmore, Of Halter & Blackmore Pitts
burg. Pa. seys: "a short time since I procured
a bottle OF Mystic Cure 1t got me out of the
house in "a hours. took to my bed with Rheu-
mBtism nine months ago and the Mystic Cure is
the only medicine that did me any good had
Eve Of the best physicians In The city. bot
ceived very little relief from them l know the
Mystic Cure to be what IL IS represented and take
pleasure In recommending II to other poor suffer-
ers. -
Sold by Stevens Pharmacy. cor. Penn. ave. and
9th IT. nhS. Ii, 3l-1s
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DIR. W. 8. RICE. THE wELI~KNOwN AUTHOR
ITY. SENDS A TRIAL OF HIS FAMOUS
METHOD FREE no ALL.
There are people who have been torturing them
selves for with trusses 1t is hoped their at
tention will be drawn TO Dr. Rices free offer. An

elderly and retired physician, Or. S. Ball Of
Marion, Ala, is of the hundreds attracted to
this generous announcement, and a result he is
BOW completely cured Of bad rupture which was
very hard to hold. Although - years of age. he
had the courage and determination to try this new
and novel method and now he neves in peace,
cohtentment and security. DR.. Ball looks back to
the old days of crude methods and in comparison
hails the wonderful method of DR.. Rice as q mar
Vicious od-send to the present generations By all
means write at once to DIR. w. c. Rice 4SS s.
Main St. Adams N. Y, and he will send you
Tree trial of his remarkable home cure for rupture
ihere is no pain, danger, operation or an hours
loss OF time and by starting you will be
SOUND and we'll by early spring ja27-s&wtoap3O-6 go
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FRENCH LINE.

FRENCH LINE.
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS Frapce,
Sailing every Thursday at 10 am.
From Pier No. AZ. North River. foot Morton St
La Gascogne. Mar. % EAqutaiue. . April IL
La Tograine- Mar; e La Gascogne. April 10
Accommodations reserved in the Grands Hotels
du Trocadero during the Paris Exposition.
,Gereral Agency for United States and Canada. 30
Broadway, New York.
@. W. MOSS. 1927 ST. NV. fcl-8m17
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SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
New York. Rotterdam, Amsterdam via Bouiocne
eur-Ner. 3is hours dist. from either Paris or Iond
New twin-screw steamers Pofsdam. Statendam and
Rotterdam Winter rate, 1st-cisss, $50 and inward
ID class. S3I All other steamers carry one class ci
cabin passengers only; $37 and up.
Apply to Holland. America Line. 80 Broadway
MY. to E. +. Droop & Soi.s, 925 Penn. ave
and @. W. Moss, 1927 E ST.. Wash. d. G.
3alS-tu. tb, som
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICES
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN.
Lahn - Mar. 90 'Kas. Wind. Gr. April 10
skais. Mar. Tn. Mar p 'Labn. April IL
'Saale April 3 'kais. Mar. TIL. April "a
Departure 10 AM.
CALLS Al CHERBOURG FOR PARIS.
TW1N-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. BREMEN.
FIR d. Gr.April ), 10 am Bremen. April g. 2 pm
Rhein April 10 noon X. 1uise. May 3, pm
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. GENOA.
Trave. Mar. "a Vera. ..........April IA
Ailer -.-.....--. Mar. 81 K. WIN. H.....April 81
Ems April 7Trave. April %
or1p,cus g. Departure II IN
Apply to f. F. DROOP. 925 Pa. ave,
fe7-1y Agent for WashinGton
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THE IROOUOlS.

Ocean end South Carolina ave-. 100 feet from
boardwalk; nov and modern: capacity. 400; steam
heat; rooms single and suite with bath; Gle
vator; sun parlOis: cuisine and service the best
Special spring rates-S12. SIS. $3.50 weekly;
81 so daily American plan. Write for booklet.
Coaches meet trains.
feI2-Tst-In W. F. SHAW.
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The Albemarle,

Virginia ave. near Beach. Extensively enlarged;
new Throughout Every comfort and convenience at
moderate rates. Homelike. cheerful and literally
conducted. Steam heated. Sunny rooms single and
en- suite. many with hath Elevator street. Spa
eious sun parlors Capacity, $50. Write for special
March rate and booklet. J. p. COPE
fa1R-
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THE PENNHURS1

Second house from Beach. Michigan ave.
Open the entire year. Elevator to- street level.
Steam heat, gate fires. Booklet mailed.
feI -52t 8 JAMES HOOD.
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HOTEL BELMONT.

Open all year. Ocean end Virginia ave.
Built entirely Of brick. Absolutely freproof.
steam heat. elevator, parlors, rooms single
and suite With bath
Booklet mailed Cja2T-7st-0 E s. WATSON.
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Sitka has a marine barracks and naval
hospital, overlooking the plaza or parade
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NOlmnhurst.

ON Atlantic City's most fashionable avenue,
Penna., near beach. Open throughout the year.
Modern and hOmelike Write for booklet and
rates. HENRY DAENELL ja22-52tG
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WINTER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The Even
ing star is located at 13O9-13 Atlantic
avenue. where any information con-
cerniuE ADVERTISING. etc. can he OBJ
tanned. The rates are the same as
charged at the Home Office.
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Directly ocean front and connected with board
walk; new and modern, absolutely freproof; onlJ
beach hotel IN European plan: rooms single or en-
suite with bath elevators: steam heat: par
lors: luxuriouSy furnished and thoroughly appoint
cd; capacity, 100. Special rates for spring. Book
let Coaches meet trains. GEO. II. CORYEII.
uh3- 26t, 10
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Hotel Richmond,

HOTEL TIsAYMORE. ON THE BEACH.
The world famed all they health and pleasure
During the past four months has been extensively
enlarged and improved Over 80 private baths: new
dining room. ineleSei in glass directly facing the
ocean. and unsurpassed the Atlantic coast for
dctur'l; ion and elegance; exchange and pariors
d9ulslsd in size. Capacity. 500.
u. 5. WHITE. Jr.. Owner and Prop'r.
nhl..e1et 10
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aeeasvillo

Corrcsr oudence ot tic Argus.
Madison Philips is elerking for Mason
Watson.
Clark ]. Baylcs was a, ,ae county seat,
Saturday, on business.
James Freeand is treating the Bethlehem
church TO new coat of paint.
Rev. ] J. rhnips is holding his FIST
proirae'ed meeting at Browns Chapel.
Miss lisa Grimm lei, for Piusbwg, SAT.
urday, where she will remain until spring.
Mrs. Mollie MeGinns was spending last
week with the family Of Mr. Caleb Fortuey.
Mrs. Elijah Z. MeGinnis has been visit
ing relatives in Marion county for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Reed ana Mrs.
Oliver oill. ate visiting relatives in Penn
sylvsnia.
Mis-. Mason Watson went to Morgauiowu,
Thursday, aud will remain some time there
with friends
Mrs Rebecca Hall has returned home,
after five weeks visit with relatives in
Monongalia county,
Mr.. Asa ID. Squires sill remains in a
critical condition. lis friends have no
hopes of his recovery.
Mr.. Alex d. Squises left Saturday for
runnel,on and pedmou, and other places
along the b. y o. R.R
Mr. Enos Ashburn still remains in a very
critical condition. Ills disease is such that
his friends have no hopes of his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 5. Loar were visiting
their daughter, Mrs. o. w. Ringer, of
Terra Alta, from Sunday until Wednesday
Ed c. Gros, was at Kingwood last Sat
urday and Sunday. II seems as though
kingwood holds some fair attraction for Ed
Mrs. Emma McGinnis and son Roy, of
runnelton, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Fortney and also Mr. and Mrs.
ID. l.. Keefoyers, last week.
o. +. Morton, of Kingwood. has been
seen quite often lately in this community
1t looks as though there might be some
great attraction here for him.
Mis-. Susan Gross aud Mrs. Lizzie shaner,
are still ON the sick list. Also. Zelie Riley
and Cay Zinn, who have been victims Of
typhoid fever, are slowly recovering.
Mrs. Charles Vanure and son George
Dewey, of Staon,on, Va, arrived here las,
week, where they cxpec, to spend the
winter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
p. McGinnis
Mr.. and Mrs. Samson Mckinney and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Kirk, Of Masontown, at.
tended the funeral last Friday Of their uncle
l. III. Fortney, who was inferred in the
Reedsville cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckinney arc both
victims of typhoid fever, they beiug the
fourth cases OF fever in the family. The
infan, son is also very bad with pneumonia
fever DR. l.. w. Cobun attending pbysi-
clan.
ELLA REE.
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The death angel has again invaded a
home and removed an honorcd. upright.
honest and useful man. John Hunter
Fortney, born Nov. ~, Is2s. died Nov. Il,
1900. lacking 10 days OF being n years OF
age. lie had been great sufferer for
years with rheumatism and cdtarrh of the
head. lie had tried In every way to get
relief but in vain at last the time came
when exhausted nature could no longer
keep up the fight and conqueror of all
reigned supreme, So on Wednesday morn.
ing God gently called him and he swoety
slept lin politics he was stalwart. aggres.
sive Republican; he was fearless and loyal
to his political convictions and always
respected alike by friend or foe.
The funeral services were conducted
Friday afternoon NJ O'Clock ia the Meth
odist church at Reodsville by Rev $. T..
ilawley. After the church services tho
burial took place In the cemetery sdioin.
ing the church. p n.
ReedsyIlle, Nov. a6
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PLEASANT Yaller.

correspondence OF The Argus.
Our school seems TO be getting along
nicely under the management Of T.. N.
Adey.
John Gooding, of near Rockville, had
fine horse killed by lightning on last Thurs
day night J. II. Walls house was also
struck, doing some damage 10 bed on the
second 17or Of the building. Fortunately
no one was in the bed tina, night
Joseph Rodabaugh, Of near the mouth of
Big Sandy Creek, met with Sc rous ac.
cideut a few days ago in his coal mine.
By some cause fire got to his oil can and
powder. and from tina, his clothes caught
FIRE and he was seriously burned
4 literary was organized at this place and
the following officers elected President,
!. ". Adey; Vice President, w. A. Ringer;
Secretary, S.N. Smith; Assistant Secretary,
Okey jenkins; Treasurer, Odus spiker;
Editor, S N Smith: Assistant Editors, ].
n. Adey and w II. Spikcr.
There was a test hunt in this section Of
country on Saturday. Nov. 24th. The
hunters were chosen on one side by Albert
Moore, and on the other side by Odus
Spikcr five on each side. Albert won in
game by value Of 80 cents. The parties
killing game 70 the greatest value was en-
titled to one.half Of the other parties game.
As il was not a good day for hunting. as
il rained and was very disagfeeable day
for hunting. There was not much game
brought in, but more fayora5lc day will
be chosen for an other hunt.
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than cheerful. and af,c, SIS close they
loi'efed near toe border ~ the Sidewalk
"rheres block" me,tetcd Jim "ue'd
ask ms. bu, soy our rusty clothes. Aud
Csopley, ne wonders why in time We stu.
dents don't 20 home for the holiday, and
there goes near a dozen all to one place.
Whew, won't the turkey have to suffer f"
But did those boys really expect to be
asked home by anyone ? Not bit ot il.
They hurried back to their prospect Of milk
and cold mush.
Gee whillikins,' exclaimed Frank.
"lt there isn't George Oldham driving up
to our house. And he's got box Tor us "
Prank, said the plainly dressed farmer
in the wagon, ave GO, a box Of grub for
you that your folks sent. Aud here's five
dollar bill. They didn't get the hogs sold
I'LL yesterday. thought I'd take the hol.
day for coming to town. aud while I'm
aboo, IL, IN take dinner with YOU young
reptiles and cat half what's in the box"
Gosh, shouted Frank a little later as
he inspected the box. "who cares Tor the
town aris,ocrats now ? Here's whole
turkey aud dead load of good things"
And in the fHllness of his own Joy, Jim
turned handspring on the bed,
Jim Whale is now the Rev. /. T. Whale,
a reiurned missionary from China. and he
lately addressed the Pii,sburg conference
ON the Chinese question. while Frank Nc.
Bill is a county treasurer in his own state.
II is not likely tina, either one has forgotten
his narrow escape from missing big dinner
on his last Thanksgiving a, college.
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MARRIAGE CEREMONY
performed, Though the Groom Was
Bcdfast With Fcycr-fulnllmcnt or
Loves Dream.

Morgan,own, w. Va, Nov. ai.-Ever
since the invitations were issued, the
younger social set in Morgantown have
looked forward to the marriage of Miss
Blanche Seamons, one az its most popular
members, to Mr.. Harry Matthews. of Terra
Alta, until recently student in The West
Virginia University. The marriage was to
have been consummatcd this evening with
elaborate ceremonies in the Presbyterian
church, and big reception at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Seamons, had been prepared.
Many visitors from different parts of the
state came, but the eaboratcness of the
function had TO be entirely abandoned.
Mr.. Matthews left his home yesterday a
sick man, against the advice of his physi.
clan. The trip weakened him aud this
morning local physicians pronounced his
illness typhoid fever. While bedfast a, the
home of his bride, they were married this
afternoon and he was at once taken 20 the
city hospital for treatment. The bride re-.
ceived great many handsome presents.
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Died, at his home in Kingwood on Sat.
urday, November 81, 1900, Lewis w.
IIeeFmans, in his 6Ist year. lie had been
in III health for several months, and died of
general debility. The funeral services were
held Monday AT p. m. al the late home Of
the deceased near the Presbyterian church.
and were conducted by Rev. II. G. Howard
Of the NJ. Z. church, after which the hcarsc
carried the remains to the Kingwood Gem.
etery, where they were laid to rest.
The pail bearers consisted of two mem
beers Of the Journal force, NJ. &. y wer.
master and James Menear, and two of The
Argus force, Jos. G.. Brown and l. S.
Brown and Sheriff L. G. Shaher and Gus
J. Crcsap. The deceased was employed for
years in the Journal Office and was good
newspaper man, until his health failed him
lie was born at Scranton, Pa, in February,
1890, and moved with his fathers family 10
Fellowsyille. this county. about IS47 or as
His father, Syivauus Hecrmans, established
the FIRST weekly newspaper in the county
and 70 was called the Fellowsyille Democrat
The subject Of this sketch came TO King
wood eight years ago and accepted po
siiion on the Journal staff a year later he
married Miss Amelia Iyangford, Of Scranton,
Pa, and she survives him but no children
The widow was born in England. The de.
ceased was cousin To Frank IIecrmans
Esq, and Mrs. J. w. Parks. of Kiogwood
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prisoner the eysal question Of ''gailty OF
not gailty."V The prisoner waived OK.
animation aud was committed 70 Jail With
out bond to avail, the action Of the grand
jury The appearance Of the prisoner de
noted the deePes, detection; his face was
hSggaSd, the eyes sunken and the form very
much stopped. lie almos, entirely ignored
the greeting Of persons who have known
him 50 long and 50 favorably, aud when he
did recognize an acquaintance his voice was
too full and broken TO converse. This de-
Plorable tragedy has cast deep gloom over
the whole community. II i, so different
from any thing OF the kind that has ever
occurred within the confines OF the county
that expressions of deep regrc, are heard on
all sides for both the participants aud their
families and the grea, grief into which they
are plunged.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State OF West Virginia:
az rules held iu the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Court for tic county OF Preston. on
Che frsi Monday Of NoVembcr. 1000
William l.. ShaHcrs Adm'x1
VS. In rLoocer..
William J.. Skaters Heirs.
The object Of this suit is to subject tho
real estate Of the docedent William n.
shaher. to the payment Of his debts.
And " appearing from an AFFIDAVIT flcd ia
said cause that the defendant. The Real
Estate aud Improvement Company o. Baiti.
moro. Maryland and Samuel X Barr are
not residents OF this State. on motion of
the piainth 10 is ordered that the said de.
PENDANTS be required to appear within one
month after the date Of the FIRST publication
OF this order and do what Is necessary to
protect their interests lt Is further or.
dcred that this order be published ana
posted as required by law
a copy-Ecstc.
jonN w WATSON Clerk.
Published first time November 8. 1000.
Attest ]. w Watson Clerk
+. ! Crogan Counsel Tor Plaintiff
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Millinery Notice.

! will he Ia Kingwood on Wednesday and
Thursday, December stb and 9th. with 20
new line Of winter Hats This aill be my
las, trip this season. al who want hats
come and see me, and don't forget The days.
VIII be there days only
ALICE y. MURrHgy.
Grafton. w. Va.
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Deaths DoIngs.

Died, on November IS, at p. m. at the
residence of her son-in.law, Julius Scherr,
Barbara Sievcrs, widow of the late Henry
Sievers, of Washington, u. C.. in her Ss,h
year. Interment n, Eglon, w Va.
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TNTuE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNfTED
j STATES FOR tifE DISTINCT OF WEST Va

Is TifE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
j STATES FOR tHE DISTINCT OF WEST Va
IN Bankruptcy.
In the matter 81 John g. Fox, Baf krurt.
in Bankruptcy
TO the creditors Of John =. Fox 81 Terra Alta.
IRE the county ~ Preston and District afore-
aid. bankrupt
Notice g. hereby given that on tho 10Th day Of
November 1900 The said John =. Fox was duly
adludicared a bankrupt auI the FIRST meeting
q his creditors VIII 30 held az my Office in
WhitFscarvcr Buiiding. on Main Street in
Grafton. Wcst virginia. on the first day Of Do.
fCrubor. 1000, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at
Which time the said creditors may ate end. prove
incir claims. appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business $
may properly come before the meeting
Lu0ENg SONWEnyffIE.
Referee On Bankruptcy.
y. ~. S BAWow. Attorney for Bankrupt.
Nov. 20, 1900. 10 - o. III 81 80
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-07-13
MORE RAILROAD SURVEYS.

A corps of engineers has been at
work this week running line from
Matamoras TO Milford and from here
westwartlly through the county to
meet, it is said, a survey now being
made from Wilkesbarre in this di-
rection. Jos. r. Perry, who bought
the franchises of the Delaware
and Anthracite r. r. last year,
which was a successor of the old
Lehigh and Eastern, and subse-
quently transferred his rights to
the Peoples Railway Co., was here
this week and stated, we are i'm
formed that the survey was being
made in the interest of the latter
corporation. Engineers have recent.
ly been at work in the western part
of'this county, but no noe seemed to
have Information as to their object
or the company employing them.
Possibly if injunctions or other leg
al distinctions retard, or prevent,
the building of the new road along
the old canal in this State and the
New York authorities finally grant
permission to build over there, the
new line, if built may be compelled
to cross the river at Port Jervis and
go through the central part of this
county. We wish the promoters of
the canal road all success possible
but it would be happy outcome for
us if IN the end they were diverted
in this direction. There are thous
ands of acres of excellent arabic land
in the county which would nearly
adjoin s1ch a route, which may
never be developed until road is
brought in proximity to it. The
summit of the Pocono mountain
along the line of the D. l.. 81 w. r.
R. is being largely patronized as a
summer resort, aud we have in this
county sites more advantageous and
beautiful which only need facilities
for access to become as famous as
the Catskills. There is no question
as to the feasibility of line across
the central portion of the county
and we hope in the effort to con-
struct a road it may fall to our 10 t,
after these long years of waiting and
hoping, to have it cross in this di-
rection.