Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20
Will Cost You
 About Sixty Dollars
TO SPEND FIFTEEN DAYS AT THE
 ST. LOUIS FAIR.
Visitors Can See the Greater Part of the Exposition at Reasonable Ex- ' pense-The Admission Fee Pays for Nearly All of the Sights Except the "Pike."

can do so and without great expense. if the seeker of pleasure and knOwl- edge will only use discretion and avoid temptation.
 There are ways Of spending thoC- sands of collars at the Exposition. sut to any one who hasn't thousands 70 spend there is no danger. One might visit the Palace of Fine Arts and buy a picture that would cost slo,ooo, but nothing of this kind is compulsory. and one can see the en- tire Exposition without grent expense if he will only come to Sa. Louis with that avowei purpose iR mind.
 Railroad fare, Of course, cannot be figured in this estimate. but after one reaches ST. Louis it is not unreason- able to say that he can secure board and lodging and see the greatest Ex- position the world has ever known for the minimum cost of S a day. If enc would be extremely economical he could do even better than this. but s is quoted as a reasonable estimate.
 There are plenty of good rooms in St. Louis-many of them close to the Fair grounds-that can be secured for s1 a day, This is one-ffth of the daily allowance gone. With another dollar one can eat two good meals and luncheon. There are plenty oi places, both in down town districts and near the Exposition grounds where good meal can be obtained for go cents, while a sandwich and cup sf coffee at the noon hour will swell the total for the day to Si.25. With ones room costing s1, his board and lodging. it can reasonably be estimat- ed, will cost him s2.25 a ray and he will be living well. With little dis eretion it is no hard task for him to knock off twenty, five cents.
 The admission to the Exposition grounds is 50 cents. which will swell the grand total to s2.75 and, if he will. the Exposition visitor can stop right there. He will probably buy an off. eial guide, however, which will cost him 25 cents, and his car fare out and back, will be 10 cents. That's 35 cents added to his days expenses. making the figure s319. with the vis- itor on the grounds. guide book in hand, ready to see the sights.
 F the visitor desires. he could al r,nhlo 1ho ho dr fer three weeks or four weeks and never be subjected to more expense than the half dollar which he pays for his admission. He could visit the fifteen exhibit palaces, the thorough inspection of which would require at least half a days walking He will visit his own State building. perhops. and, is he wishes, he can visit all the State buildings without the payment of an extra penny. He can go from one end to the other of the United States government building. see its every detail and not be asked to in vest even as mush as dime.
 The six hundred acres of open air exhibits, the livestock department, the Model Indian school, itself a most interesting display. and the camps of all the primitive peoples are free to him.
 He can cross the bridge spanning Arrow Head Lake and enter the Phil ippine Reservation without paying ar additional penny. If he wants to enter the separate vilIages-and there are five of them-the entrance fee to each one Of them will be 10 cents. which will make the total ex- Penditure only 50 cents.
 The Pike is where the visitor can dispense with his surplus money and. while he can see all the shows with an outlay of s2O. he can use his discretion and visit the most interest ing of them and not spend more than s7 or$s- If he begins 10 purchase ornaments, useful articles and the hundreds of other things offered for sale on the Pike, however, he will soon find his purse depleted unless tha; purse happens to be weil-illed with bills of large denominations.
 Estimating conservativeIy. however. it is plain to those who have been to the Exposition and studied it that it ls not going to cost great deaf of money for one 10 do the Fair. Say St. Louis to remain fifteen days. His St. Louis to remainfifteen days. His hoard and lodging for the fifteen days will cost him s33.75.
 His daily admissions to the Fair grounds will cost him s7.50. This win bring his total up to s41.25. Add 10 this an allowance of ss for attrac. fions on the Pike. That will bring the figure up to $49.25- Incidental ex penses. such as car fare on the city lines, fares on the Intramurai, the Ex position catalogue. building cata Iogue, etc, should not be more than SIC. These estimates place the visi