Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-07-24 | Page 25 | Facts for the Traveler

Fncts for tho Traveler. There is no more ideal route ln all particulars par-ticulars than the Chesapeake and Ohio of today. Every one who samples its scenery and service becomes am enthusiastic enthu-siastic advertiser, audi its fame, is multiplying mul-tiplying accordingly. The scenery through the Alleghany Mountains and the New River canyons, as viewed from the observation car, affords sublimities of nature nowhere equaled east of the Rocky Mountains. The F. F. V. Limited, Lim-ited, its star train, which runs solid between be-tween New York and Cincinnati, via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, Washing-ton, with Loulsvillo sleeper attached, Is without a rival in those details which contribute, to the sum of pleasure and comfort, A track, rock-ballasted and laid with heavy steel rails; bridges and culverts built of iron aud stone; fiplendld now equipment, and thc best block system sys-tem known, assure- almost absolute safety In the running of trnlnf. 1 Travelers Trav-elers botween the East and the West will moke no mistake in asking Cor tlck-elo tlck-elo via the C. & O. Route.