The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-01-25
FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE.
Inspiring Winter Literature of the
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
baltimore Manufacturers Record.

Baltimore Manufacturers Record.
If men and women of the country seek
ing health or pleasure in the winter
months fail to learn Of opportunities in
the South that they should seize it will
not be the fault OF the passenger depart
ment of the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
In furtberance of its winter work for the
South it has issued some literature nota-
BILE for its attractiveness and novelty
and bound to direct attention to the
South beyond the circle OF the steadily
increasing thousands of persons who
find their recuperation and relaxation In
the winter months A distinct novelty
is a booklet, "a Limited Engagement.
BY Julian Street and Frank F1nney,
authors OF ga Bride and a Bridle' and
other short stories. Their latest IS a ro-
nance of the Seaboard Florida Limited,
the train de luxe to Florida, and it is
published in most artistic form. 1t is
handsomely hound in boards and en-
closed in tasteful box ofimported Italian
handmade paper. The text is printed
on double pages of this delicate paper,
and six fullpage illustrations in color Gy
Henry HUT are on heavy plate-paper
inserts. Drawings of exquisite decOra-
~.
the margins of the leaves. Four OF the
illustrations by HUT have been engraved
and printed in colors on the finest quality
of heavy plate paper 12hx17h inches,
and make striking panels for library,
den or any other room.
Another artistic brochure by the same
authors is Sketches of the South, Sea-
board Air Line Railway" This is
sprigbtly account of places OF historic in
terest in Virginia, North Carolina. South
Carolina. Alabama, Georgia and Florida,
the States served by the Seaboard, and
every page is topped by a half-tone Illus
tration Of such places as Capitol Square,
Richmond; Fortress Nor zoe; Blanford
Church, Petersburg; Mecklenburg Court
house, Charlotte; Goodie Castle, Camden;
the Capitol, Atlanta; Forsythe Park, Sa-
vannah; the Capitol, Montgomery; Ath-
J letic Club, Birmingham; Live Oaks, Fla,
etc. Sidelights upon many interesting
phases of life in the South, present and
past, are given in this publication and is
a complement to winter Resorts OF the
| South - telling of ST. Augustine, Ormond
| Lake Worth, Palm Beach, Miami, Key
| West, Jacksonville, the St. Johns river
| Magnolia Springs. Palatka, Sanford
| Lake City, Pensacola, Orlando, kisslm
! NEE, Winter Park and other points in the
| new Florida, especially the land OF Man
| aztec, prolific of fruits and vegetables, al
well as of game; Pinehurst, Pine Bluf
| and Southern Pines, N. c.; Bennettsvillt
| and Camden, S. C.;Savannah and Thorn
asville Ca; Hamlet and Raleigh. N. Z.
| and Virginia Beach, Pine Beach and Olt
Point Comfort, Va, several pages being
| devoted to list of hotels and boarding
houses, the names of their managers ant
their rates per day and per week. 4
special pamphlet tells OF the hunting
along the Seaboard Air Line, and a fold
er pays especial attention to the pleas
ures for the tourists in Cuba, in clos
touch with Florida.
1t is especially worthy of note that thl
literature, which may be obtained iron
General Passenger Agent c. B. Ryan a
Portsmouth, Va, is a distinct advanc
from that which was used as late as l
years ago to attract travel to the South
1t appeals not to the mere idler wit
some of the hazy notions that the Sout
is land of alligators and ragged nj
groes, but to the intelligent men an
women knowing something OF the vas
variety of Southern attractions in lane
scape, climate, etc., and anxious to hay
| in convenient form q means TO nelp Cnel
in deciding where to spend their wintt
vacation.
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