Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-01

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Fair viii be suited at the s. F. G. Inn.
Later / will tell yon how to reach this
Inn. Next we enter the Fair grounds
and widen our vision to behold sights
no more previously expected than we
now see. The first building of impor.
lance that we enter is Transportation,
showing i'll most interesting way all
the different forms and modes of travel
used by the different nations, showing
alss the different manner of uses made
OF animals by different races of man in
transportation. When we pass to the,
building of Varied Industries here we
see shown every form of industry known
to man. Many German and other
foreign exhibits are with much interest
TO the visitors shown here. Third we
find manufacture shown in marble, wood,
stone, iron, etc, especial attractions
of which are suspender factory, shoe
factory, pen factory, etc. AT the shoe
factory they show you the preparing
and dressing of leather from Its green
state until it is finished into fine shoe.
Fourth, Machinery Hall, where is rep
resented all kinds of machinery in per-
petual motion. We next visit the Pike
shows. These are number of shows,
concerts etc., arranged at one side of the
Fair grounds, separate from the govern
ment part of the exposition, On this
pike are some Of the greatest and most
wonderous sights of the world The genius
and art of man has probably never been
SO we'll displayed as at some of these
shows; for example the Galveston
Flood which shows in familiar paint
ing the original city of Galveston, sur
rounded as it were, with the great bodies
of water. Yet the inhabitants or resi-
dents of Galveston on the night pre-
vious to their sad interruption retired
to sleep in peaceful shmber, that sweet
sleep which refreshes both mind and
body, (having forgotten that the wealth
er reports issued the day before were
sufficient advice for those living in low
lands to move ont. Az the after part
Of the night approached the storm
threatened, the wind, gain and light
ming is now terrific. As those occupants
awake and become aware of their con
itions they find their previously beauti
tul town sinking into the flood Of water,
families are separated and the whole
city destroyed until assistance is render
cd which to some extent relieves and
rebuilds their ruins. | unhcsitatingly
say that this show and another known
as "Old Creation" erected aud given by
the same originator in artful beauties
are well worth the money it takes for
you to visit the Fair. There are many
othca good pike shows such as cover
and under the sea-, "Battle Abbey"
"Hereafter", etc. mention these
mainly because the new visitor will
spend much money unnecessarily if he
undertakes to take in the pike shows as
he comes to them. Now we take the
street car 10 ride around the grounds
viewing different parts Of the grounds
this is what every visitor should do first
it gives him view and location Of most
every part of the grounds with each its
attractions. After this we visit Indian
villages, PHILIPPINES, bird and fish ex
hibits, the Government building, Jeru
salem and many other things too tedi-
Gus to mention. would say that nc
one should tail to 60 through the
Government building, neither Jcru.
salem, where you see most Interestingly
shown the crucifetion Of Christ witt
the neither Mary and other Of hi,
followers near by in their lamentation
A lecture, by well naturalized english
man, who has travelled much in anC
around Jerusalem is delivered at 3:3(
and $3.50 every afternoon, explaining
many heretofore mysterious occurauce'
about Jerusalem. Last but not leas
we visit the Boer-English war giyel
daily at 2:S0near Sta, IL of Fair ground
believe every visitor will profit by sec
ing this sham battle, so interesting il
many respects. 1t gives us the advan
tage of actual war experience unequal
ed unless misfortune should again Ell
gage our precious nation in war an
blood. ANY one wishing to reach til
S. F. G. Inn from Union depot take a
18th street car, transi> + to Olive Stree
doing to Delma garlen; get off betwee
3 Delma garden and Epworth to your lei
, you will see the S. +. C. Inn. No
people having ample time and none
and wishing to make use Of it in sigl
seeing can well spend month ut d
exposition, but to those desiring to $
the best in short length of time '