The state herald., 1893-09-01

N~-. 'NAJ Ahhot Hi'rN
ent time. There il no city IN the
United States Of the class OF Chicago
In which the visitor can live rs cheaply
as he can In Chicago The price Of
lodging and board Is much lower than
IN some Northwestern cities of less
than 100000 Inhabitants Whatever
might have been the intention Of hotel
Keepers when the salr opened, there
has since. sucA thorough lesson ad-
miiiisnfed by the failures OF some
Mirty-fve hotels in the vicinity OF the
1nir grounds that there Is no dI-pcs;t
ZION to overcharge; but, on 'he con
tr'iry, 1t often cxcite~ Il good deal of
wonder az To low they can afford To
furnish lodgings ut the cheap figures
which they are now making TO visitors
10 the worlds fair. There has been nc-
commentator provided here for at least
Sp.wO visitors n day. and there II
probably on the average les. ,hin .,D.-
uuO. The uptown het"ls fcialn n great
deal OF the worlds fair trade but ms
soon as 1t Is discovered that the people
become greatly exhausted by walking
nround the fair grounds NIL day, and
mat u Is much preferable 10 obtain
hotel accommodations near ,ha
grounds, II Is probable Ira. Inc hotels
near tho grounds win get n very gen
eous patronage, especially from the
people who come here with hut a lin
iteu time TO SEQ the exposition at their
disposal. Visitors will secure upas,cis
Al the Garfield, situated eight mt tho
Fiffy-seventh md siS,icih street en-
frances. or sc,no other hotel only n
snort distance from the exposition
grounds. All Of these hotels furnish
single room or double room accommo-
cations Mt from 81 day and UPWARDS
Meals are furnished n, rcs,aNrlnis
CLOSE nj hnnd nj prices from - cents
hnd upwards for n 'uil meal. Nearly
eli restaurants hear the grounds have
pan Wy which they give II meal, con
sisnnS or your choice Of several kinds
or meat. with bread. butter. potn,oes
ana coffee or tea for - cents, There
are also several camps OF tents IN Tho
vicinity OF the grounds where lodging
can he had for 30 cents per diem. I'm
THIS basis the living expenses Of ile
fair can be reduced 10 ~ per diem.
anu very comfortable nrafters with
board nj restaurant can he had nj
y. per diem, or even Sl.5O There Is
no cfowding NJ the hotels or other In
convenience such has been reported
IN the newspapers throughout tho
country about the time Of the opeAns
Ihoso who live up town have 10 bear
inc additional expense zach dny OF 10
or 10 cents for car fire TO and FRI In tho
fnir. Most people spend a, least 20
cents per day who live up town for car
rnro besides losing Two hours tina
zach day. Accommodation On trains
from the city Ia the fair ,lu be- had ms
late Ms II midnight. So that the visitor
may attend the theatcrs aud return TO
his hotel hcnr the fair grounds without
incon,rhicnce
The cost Of seeing the fair propcr
with exception OF The accent On.
trance fees Is about what one Wishes
TO make II. The Midway plnlsnncr
usually constitutes the greatest OK.
pcnsc 10 the curious visitor who desires
10 SEQ everything there IL TO he seen.
lf II Is tho desire OF the visitor IN sco
NIL the fair proper IN rs short tine M
possible and with the least falieie. Lo
should get quarters IN near M possible
10 the grounds ~ that lie can devote
NIL his time 10 sight seeing. lie will
then wn-ic none II his leisure by losing
nm hour In making n trip In the iiornln..
from mn uptown hotel 10 the fnir-u
distance or eight miles and another
hour IN returning nj night.
The fair proper cnn l,c seen without
Tie expenditure OF u cent except what
IN paid M gaining entrance Ia III.
grounds, This added 10 the necessary
living expenses VIII not exceed an tx.
pcniiiurc OF $3.50 per diem. while both
may In reduced TO 81 per day nbd even
SLID. II II snfer. however. 10 allow n
maj sin ~ - To 80 cents n day for IN.
cldcninir. A mnn viii wish Ia buy n
guide book or take n ride IN the clc,'.
trlc boats over the irrqons or on the
intrnmmnl er,ru.i riliiiuni,. which cnr.
rlcs onc around leading points nj close
proximity TO tn, ynflouH buildings upon
tho grounds, a ten days trip TO the
fair win cost then $50 10 y.5 for lly.
Ing - ~ for incidcntnls md ms much
additional IA one cnrcs Ia spend IN Mid.
wny pinisnnce or NJ the ilentorr In the
evening, Perhaps $40 VIII glvc ihr
visitor nil he wants 10 see ~ these.
Thia win innkc mn expense MI told Of
sis.1n for the ten days He cnn mako
II $3.50 II he 80 desires hut $50 nj
N. ou, 10 ought e. fully bear hls OK.
pcnscA terr IN n liberal measure inleHH
he Inns expensive tnsirH Another fact
which should be borne IN inind by those
who contemplate making visits Ia Chl.
ergo To see she worlds fair IA that chit.
drun involve no extra expense FOR rooin
md that when lodging nlone N engaged,
II chrnppcas II desired. one should make
tho provision tia, others may deep In
the snme room, thus reducing hls ipdR.
Ing In tho Garfield nni other hotels
fieh, NJ the entrance 10 the grounds 10
10 cents por diem. n n party ~ -four
Gun b. nndc NJ Ia occupy one double
room or to occupy u single ioom
the expense IL reduced NJ once 10 ~
cents per 'lIrm. This rcstlia In no ~