The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
soihe Health aud Pleasure Rsssris--
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some Health and Pleasure HsrBrts--
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Few lines OF railway IN the United States
nave ~ many places ~ rctUrt for health
and pleasure seekers and Tor sporttmen, "a
has the kansAa City Southern railway, the
great commercial thurougalafc betHeea
kansas City Mo and the Gull OF Mexico.
a recent publication Of the Passenger De.
Patimert Of tbis line gIyes description 1T
nearly all the resorts. where good actoMm0.
daltnns May be had al moderate hSurCn
Among the Health aud Pleasure resorts,
noted Tor Their attractive scenery or their
mctienAl waters, are the following Neo-
R9o, No, park like litilc city OF SEQ peo-
PIE, VITA maEneHa waters valuable IN the
cure Of rArumatism. kidney tr0uhlss skin
and blpnl t,sClses. Among fhr IDsfl rt'r8r.
ton are tHC Government fis1 llatrrr,Isa,
several iuC parks and numerous surirE..
Inc hotel accommodation rrc vrrN good
and range IN cost from $40 % F5r veF
week. Noci. No, u very attractive I'tile
Nllagf IN MrD1naIH county, tIfuEirf fu a
nook IN tie Ozark Moan.1,ns % the fll ~
'oWkin River. one #I 're hot fishing
slfcaHs in NsnuTi The surrounding
scenery is magnificent Tie tH'y Hotel 81
Nufi taH - ruuUs, rates $500 PER week
SLOAN SPRING.. Arb. o.. o. famous health and
pleasure resort Fayiuc uum,ruu. spriUE' n
excellent water, IN famed Tor the rgrr u
rhsuma'lsm, stom1ul lF1trr. gaterrH,
liver complaint, paralysis nervous pros'ra.
ton, neuralgia, etc. etc. The 'cfurrT sur.
rounding the town be- very attractive and
hsHnF 10 the streams fs good The trirl
accommodations are ample for n large mum.
teF OF people and range 100 price from 81 10
Y per day special rates hy the week The
Secretary Of the Board oi Trade can advise
further sulphur Spring, Arb. y In iiru-
ton county, and b. vc'I arranged Tor the
comfort Of visitors, having hotel accommO'
Guitnns and cottage rooms Tor about 100 peo-
pie. the Tstes varying from nhO 20 81 90 per-
week The spriHrs have hccn known for
many ycare - specifics IN The cure 81 ca.
Hrfh Of The EtomlcF. malaria. guut. rhsu.
mAiisn, iuberculosn. a,'UDy trouble There
= considerable variety lu mo Syringe, some
btlnE rhaitbca'r, Otbrf H'ur and sulphur
I NJ parks ~ sulphur Springs make this q
very pleasant abiding place Mcna. Ark
has an altitude OF DO trci above sea level
and has 5000 inhabitants u tas maguih-
cent mountain scenery and a mort admir-.
Hoic summer climate The Bcthesda
Frflngs three miles from town. are noted
for their cures OF srf.fula and blood dis.
eases TIE streams 300 the surrounding
country are well stocked with game h.h and
thr woods srr lnil az game. About hotclAc-
cuWHndal lone address Secretary. Business
Mems Club R1kar SPRING. All. are y
miles cas-. Of NIrkrs station. Arb Their
altitude BE- about 2n1 feet iB the most pic.
turcsqur part oi iHs Ozark mountains The
springs are sulphur aud have great curative
powers lu stomach trouble The hotel &C..
Communications are sufficient for 20 people
aud cost shout 81 per day The Bagga
spring age 30 Aacaiis 7. o. To Polk County.
ARR, and are reached hy way Of Haiton sta.
ilpn nc scenery q that common 90 the
Ozark Mountains The four or Eve tprinrs
ore noted Tor their currr ~ dr0psy. B1ght's
disease, dahciss, torpid liver. kidney
trouble snd diseases peculiar 60 women
iar hotel accommot1'lous are gaud and the
rate are 81 per dhy 0r So pct week Gran.
uis- Ark. has several rlrinal sprugs
uhurtinE cures ui rhorrie constipation and
ailments arfug from this trouble Game
and nor very abundant DO the vicinity.
Hotel rate. 81 per DDS, e5 per week
me winter RESORT are principally On the
sul' Coast though Msua Arb. and Ft.
smith. IrzarkaUu snd Shreveport, Ia.
also offer many attraction. ~ tie way 1f a
pieaani winter climate beaumont. Port
Arthur Orange and lake tharles. an on
lake. or uavgahL r.yrf.. are ideal rC.Drts.
10 the mid winter tIo weather is halmy and
spring Ike and upyn.lir exercise o. posshle
AT winter There arc splendid oppoftunt.
ties Tor boating sailing rowing and aquatic
diversions Of an kinds and Of game and Ssh
there is an abundance The hotel accumno.
dat'gns are excellent f1 40 the towns near
the Gulf
The bet Of hun'rrF and fishing places IL
Tong one. Small game, such a. quail and
mhhfs, are abundant lt 900 the stations be-.
tween hau.as CRY and the Afkaufas state
line. South NJ Joplin No. TURKEYS squirrels
snd deer ruU hr added to the list South Of
~ smith. particularly near McnA Hatton,
1m7nl~a, DE Queen. iurkrss, deer. bear,
wtid cats, etc, are abundant. also in the
piur woods from Shreveport south 10 Beau
mont geese and ducks IN season are found
10 all the waters along the line bat froa
shreveport south they arc found Is mil.
lions during he winter months Good fab
iva can b, bad almost ans where on the line,
Most 0i the streams abound with black bass.
blue channel cat. rcd horse. rrDptir. rain.
bow trout etc. etc. and Che streams most
recommended are Sugar Greek aud Matais
de- tygne MYERS near Amsterdam. Mtrwn
and Amorei, Mo, Spring River and Shaai
Greek, near Neosho, No Indian Greek and
tuwskin River. near Noel Mo: Illinois
River, near SLOAN SPRING, ~alhsaW Creek
and Illinois River, near Cane and bunch,
! T.. Arkansas River al Ncdlsnd Psisau
River al Puteau, I T.; Nafhita. Mountain
Fork Rolling Fork, tusfatnti Kmmfehi
and bncE IuEelo. near Rich MbuntEin and
Mrna, Ark, POirau River near Naldfou
Ara Mountain Fork River near Jansen
station. Arb; white perrin, rock has-. lake
trout, jack salmon, IN the bayous lakes and
slough. near Shreveport, Ia, and 90 Mans.
field, Lsrsyilig, Mauy Ia. Orange, and
Beaumont, Tex. ~ lake Sabine both fresh
aud salt water tsh are found IN the greatest
abundance. Herring, mullst, stingrays. sea
cat. trout, founder and other edible and
game fish abound, a. well a. great tarpoas,
alligator RsFs aud large fish. A irW miles
out "a the Gulf there u plentitudc ~ red
fish, red suappers, sharks, tarpon pompauo.
neahz9ra sad ether h-h. IN .he waters
near the Gulf there - hardly place where
fish and icathered Elmc cannot be found in
almost countless number. Those aho ate
interested IN either health or pleasure re.
sorts or hunting and fishing eau gain scru-
rate Information on the subject hy address.
ing s. g. Warner, the General Passenger
AGENT. At Knnsas Civ. Mo