The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1893-12-21
THINGS SEEN AT THE FAIR.
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A SIC, 900 clock.
A $50, 600 organ.
A golden chair. -.
An $50, 600 clock.
A $40 onyx cane.
A bed worth $3.50.
1,50O-year-old corn.
A 81, 900 arm chair.
A 81, 800 music box.
Dom Pcdro's chair.
Microbe lncubaturS
A $500 Panama hat.
A 81, 500 glass dress.
A 75-pound salmon.
A 45-foot high clock.
A cape worth $1,000.
A pole 2lj feet high.
Electrical engraving.
The MaytlOwer bible.
John Wesley's clock.
Lace at 81, 900 a yard.
A l01.tOn locomotive.
"A $500 S%ea-Ottcr skin.
"A 2G-tOn block Of coal.
A buffalo in alabaster.
Milking by machinery.
"A nugget wort 81, SS3.
~ plate valued at $l67.
A steam mocking-bird.
FOOtgear of Loo sorts.
A spun-glaSS umbrella.
A palace built of corn.
Girdle valued at $50, 600.
A mantle marked 81, 600.
A bureau 100 years old.
One Of Gladstone's axes.
Leather OF 300 varieties.
A SO, 600 gold certificate.
Tree 26 feet in diameter.
"Ta-ra-ra" in Egyptian.
Diamonds worth 500, 600.
a fishing rod worth $3.50.
A l5O-year-old tea plant,
Grace Darling's life boat.
A bandSaw 30 feet long.
An orange 'liberty bell"
Tea worth $l15 per pound.
A $l3, 900 fisheries display.
Bamboo poles 20 feet long.
A steel ingOt worth s., $50.
Watches valued at $500, 000.
Horse and rider in prunes.
Billiard balls worth $50, 600
A $50, 900 solid silver model.
Japan exhibits corned beef.
A 30, 0O0-pound block of salt.
a 300-year-Old dwarf cedar.
A horse model costing s., 600.
American birds of I06 kinds
A brick warship cost $50, 900.
Two miles of lunch counters
Egyptian "bum bum candy.
Forestry exhibits Of IS States.
a ~Skycyclc or flying machine.
Java women affect white hose.
An S.00O-pound piece of copper.
A l2-ton lump OF crystal alum.
Forty races in friendly rivalry.
Jersey COW valued at clj. 900.
An ammonia street a engine.
Chickens Matched by electricity.
"A chocolate tower worth $40, 600,
Watches mounted as butterflies.
A cheese weighing 20, 900 pounds
The national capital in flowers.
Pearl necklace valued at 500, 900
An exhibit of 'SwitteSt" poi Ons.
a krup gun that shoots 20 miles.
An iron eagle with !, 200 feathers
a pavilion built OF packing boxes
The biggest mOlding in the world
a shawl containing ~. 900 stitches
One jewclry exhibit worth 800, 600
The Judges of award number go
A silver statue weighing >! tons
y hand that dates from 100 Is. {
Oregon showed an S2-pound salmon
Brazil exhibited 1000 grades O
Oldest lathe eXtant-the Blanch
lrd.
Munich showed an s., $50 micoro
scope
a 50-foot high anthracite pyramid
liumbacked whale. AZ feet long
The Washington monument il
a japanese doll "baby" six fee
high.
a stained glass window worth
81. 000. &
A group Of windmills wortl
5000, coo.
A gold nugget weighing 304,
ounces.
Vases made in the fifteenth cent
ury.
Clay pipe smoked by Miles Stan
dish.
The first umbrella imported t.
America.
Worlds Fair exhibitors numbered
80. 600.
a Shakespearean vase valued a
81, 800.
a set Of twenty stamps valued a
$500 each.
One hundred and twenty carload.
of glass.
Log forty-two inches square anC
inches long.
y fountain that squirted Cali
fornia wine.
Paintings executed 10y Queen Vic
tOria.