The age-herald., 1900-08-14
Ben M. Jacobs & Bros.
 2Oll First five.
AN ADVERTISEMENT THAT kDYERTISES
Complete and Comprehensive Railroad Fol s
 CT of the New York Central
From tho Albany Evening Journal.

From tho Albany Evening Journal
 The new standard time table folders Nos. 100 and l01, just issued by the passenger department of the New York Central, are said to be the most complete and compre- hensive railroad folders ever printed. The following are a few points of excellence we have noted:
 They contain the general time tables of the New York Central and brief reference to the time tables of scores of connecting lines They emphasize and Illustrate the Albany Gateway, using in connection with the illustration this comprehensive para graph:
 Through this open door passes the
 commerce. of nation over the New
 York Central Lines,' the Erie Ganal
 and the historic Hudson river"
 They also give a fine illustration of the New York Centrals new million-dollar passenger station at Albany.
 They contain a page map of the city of New York, showing the city from the battery to the Harlem. River and from the Hudson River to the East River.
 They call attention to the interchange able mileage tickets issued by the New York Central, also to the fact that passen- gers can stop over at Niagara Falls, giV- ing two fine illustrations of the Falls.
 They devote four pages to a very hand some map printed in two colors, of the ter rItory from Boston on the East to St. Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago on the West, and from Montreal and Quebec on the orth, to Richmond and Louisville on the South
 They give portraits of the New York Centrafs Steamship Agents who meet in- coming steamers at New York. and also of the New York Centrafs Agent at San Francisco, who meets all steamships com ing in at the Golden Gate of California.
 They call attention to the New York Gen. tral cab and carriage service.
 No. 101 devoteS four pages to the English railways-London and Northwestern. Great Eastern, Midland and Southeastern, Chat ham and Dover.
 No. 100 devotes three pages to the Pacific Ocean Steamship lines, sailing from San Francisco. Portland Tacoma, Seattle and Vancouver.
 They both contain notices of the Pan American Exposition to be held al Buffalo in 1901.
 They devote page to the dining ser vice, and another page to describing the AL bany Gateway.
 They call attention to the opportunity to stop over at Niagara Falls, and give page on the "Center of New York" and devote two pages to Boston's new South Station, the New England terminus of the New York Central lines.
 They give two full pages of the names of agents in Austria, Australia, Algeria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Burmah, Ceylon, China, Denmark, Egypt, france, Germany, Great Britain, Hawaiian Islands, India, Italy, Japan, Java, Korea, Monaco, New Caedon- ia, Norway, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Palestine, Portugal, Philippine Islands, Russia Spain, Servia, Syria. Switzerland, Sweden, Sumatra, Siberia, Siam and the Straits Settlements, who keep for inspec- ton copies of the New York Central's -Four Track Series," time tables maps, etc
 A copy of either of these folders will be sent free postpaid, to any address on re- ceipt of a postage stamp by George H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent New York Central Railroad, Grand Central Sta- ton. New York