The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-08-23
WHEN YOU GO
TO BUFFALO
The Weekly Trips Co. Will Take
Care of You.
A Special Three Days Stay at a Low
Rate Arranged For The Sum of
$I2.5O Only is Required Edison
Finds Something He Needs

Rate Arranged For The Sum OF
$3.50 Only is Required Edison
Finds Something He Needs.
The Weekly Trips Co. of Buffalo, has
arranged special 8 days stay at the
Exposition for the low figure of $19. SO,
which includes 8 days lodging at a su-
perior private house, with good break
fast, bath and sitting room two admissions
to the Exposition grounds and circular
tour of the Niagara Frontier, as follows:
From Buffalo to Niagara Falls, N. Y,
via trolley car Gears leave every 5 min
utes throughout the day., across the
new steel arch bridge to Niagara Falls,
Ont, up to the Horseshoe Falls and then
back along the top of the Gorge to
Queenston; passing Brooks Monument,
across the Suspension Bridge to Lewis
ton returning again to Niagara Falls,
N. Y, via the Great Gorge Route,
passing the famous whirlpool and the
Rapids at the waters edge (this is with
out doubt the most magnificent scenic
route in the world); round trip ride on
the Incline Railway and the Maid of
the Mist Steamer which runs up under
the Falls and which affords the grand
est and most unique view to be had of
the Falls of Niagara and is another
grand feature of this circular tour; a
I 4 ~ %hn 70
starting from Prospect Park around
Goat Island taking in Luna Island, the
Cave of the Winds, the Horseshoe
Falls, the Three Sister Islands, return
ing to the main line and the New Loop
Trip back to the starting point; round
trip up the Steel Observation Tower,
which is constructed Of steel, is 300 feet
high and equipped with two Otis elec-
tric safety elevators, the view from the
top of this tower gives the visitor COM
prehensive idea of the surrounding
country of Niagara Falls. Buffalo and
the Pan American Exposition and every
point of interest can be seen with the
naked eye.
! There is also included in this plan a
meal coupon which is good for any meal
served at the Columbia Hotel, the I'M
perial Hotel, the Prospect Park Hotel
at Niagara Falls, N. Y, the Cafe Duff
ferin, Niagare Falls, Ont, or at Wag-
goner's Hotel at Lewiston, N. Y, thus
giving the privilege of having dinner or
supper almost anywhere along this trip.
on return to Buffalo via trolley the
conductor will give you transfer to
any point in the city without extra
charge This magnificent trip can be
taken comfortably in to 10 hours from
Buffalo. The entire cost of this Plan A
is only $12. so per person, and the plan
covers the entire days and nights
stay with the exception of luncheon and
dinner each day which can be purchased
anywhere in the city at very reasonable
rates.
1t must be borne in mind that the
Weekly Trips Co. guarantees their pri-
vate house accommodation, every room
has been personally inspected by repre-
sentatives of the Company who vouch for
their responsibility aud surroundings.
For those desirous of staying longer
than the three days the Company will
grant to the patrons of this plan the
benefit of their low rates at their hotels
or private houses.
Remember The Weekly Trips Co. is
the only organization of this kind in
existence officially endorsed by the Pan
American Exposition officials and it
invites the closest and fullest investiga-
tion as to their selia hility.
Unscrupulous solicitors for rooms at
depots, etc, in Buffalo should have no
attention paid to them, las they violate the
city ordinance and therefore are not
responsible persons. Apply to the
Morris County Chronicle for guide
books, and further information.
Thomas A. Edison has opened an Of
flee at Sudbury, Ont, whittier he went
after inspecting the mineral display
made by the Ontario government at the
Pan American Exposition. Sudbury is
in the midst of the vast nickel deposits
of New Ontario and Mr.. Edison is said
to be desirous of making sure of the
supply of that metal before proceeding
further in his experiments with his new
storage Battery. The battery requires a
quantity of nickle in its construction
and will not be put on the market un-
, less Mr.. Edison is assured of an ample
and permanent supply.
An old man watched the lights come
out of the dark the other night says the
New York Evening Sun. He was very
silent until it was all finished, until the
bands were hawking back to coon songs
and the people hurryirg off to fresh
amusement in the Midway. Then he
spoke half to himself, half to those
about:
SIT seems just like that last chapter
in the Bible" said he. 81 never s'posed
it was going to be given me to see any
thing like this.