New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
n SUMMER PARADISE
HandboOk Of the Deia7care &
Hudson Railroad.

New York State contains a vast variety of places
10 which persons 90 from other regions to spenG
DAYS or weeks amid surroundings which are agree
atle and interesting. Most of them are seeking
change from the daily routine of the ordinary
workaday world, in which frequented places have
become monotonous, familiar voices tresome. the
daily grind wearisome. and overwearied natures
demand a change. Besides the well known regions
Of the Empire State which are annually visited
by hundreds OF thousands of persons there are
also many lesser known regions where may be
found the conditions of quiet and which are so
often desired in vain in the midst of crowded re
sorts.
Perhaps the ideal sought by every one who can
take a vacation trip of more less duration is 10
find a summer paradise In the effort TO aid all
persons in this quest the Delaware & Hudson
Railroad Company Of which David J. H Wilcox
OF ms city, is president, and j. W. Burdick. AL
bany general passenger agent issues an attractive
handbook which is entitled, "A Summer Paradise
and has as a subtitle An illustrated descriptive
guide TO the delightful and healthfuI resorts
reached by the Delaware & Hudson Railroad"
This railroad is so well known to residents
or this city as many others, il is one OF the
trunk lines which has terminal on the seashore
here Its business is confined the upstate region
ness headquarters are in Albany. where it makes
connections "lth all trains and boats from this
also for hundreds Of interior points in the state
5;yr az @ q Il-ISus lL5Shs Wll.h aILoIu tAe most
3lfeeJ 3l access 10 Saratosa Lake George, Lake
great North Woods from PlattsbuT 70 o' Lax ti,
Placid IN The construction Of which over 100000
was expended, marked a new era for that region.
70 which mountain stages before gave access, and
makes II possible 10 travel IN Pullman TO the
centre or the most attractive through
the finest scenery With this all-raL route 10 Lake
Placid by way of PattSburg IL is possible 20 com
hlne the picturesque ride between Lake
Placid and WeStport. by Of the Cascade
lakes. keeue and Eizabethtowu.
Perhaps more persons 80 TO Saratoga by the
trains OF the Delaware & Hudson than 10 a1v
other point reached by its ramifying lines. and
they md there the cosmopolitan aItractiveuesS of
TINS summer capital of the land. which for part os
the season Is more throused than any other
sort region
Besides The Lake Placid region. all parts OF the
Adlror uacks NAV be reached 10y the Delaware *
Hudson trains, from the top OF Mount Marcy 70
the head OF AUSah.e ChaSm. the wild natural
beauty OF wlich makes II one of the most sought.
out places in the region. The Adirondack branch
of the Delaware & Hudson runs from Saratoga
Springs 10 North Creek. following the yirii-gS
Of the upper Hudson Tor forty miles and stage
connections made AZ every station for interior
pOlttS, where there are especial attractions 10
draw visitors 70 secluded haunts
Across the state westward from Albany and ir-c
Pennsylvania the Delaware x Hudson trains run
through many minor villages. IL each of which
there are accommodation for visitors and ample
opportunity 10 enjoy rural surroundings amid
health giving conditions.