Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-07-16
On the Pike,
The Side Shears at the Fair.

The Side Shcqcs at the FAIR
At the Great Fair at ST Louis
is a different class of entertain
ments from which we lately de-
scrlbed, that are entertaining and
instructive that all should visit.
and money well invested.
Tile Ferris, or Observation ache6t.
One of the first objects that you
see in approaching st. Louis or
wheel looming up 275 feet. It
a big spider wheel of steel, carry
ing about 20 enclosed glass and
grating cars that hold about 25
each that slowly go round the
circle twice, at the top 275 feet.
600 feet higher than our Catho
tic church splre) from which a
wonderful view of the fair ground,
the city, the river and surround
ing country is had. 1t Is perfect
lY safe, was run all thro' the CHI
cago Fair without an accident, and
is controlled by a double set of
cog wheels. Don't fail to enjoy a
ride and the view.
Trained Horye, .Jlna Key,
This is one of the educational exf
hibits on the Pike, and while you
see IN circuses the educated horse
and wonder, this animal exceeds
anything ever seen and shows to
what an extent kindness to the
brute creation can be returned in
education. The money IN the
water. the colored cards, in fact
As minutes OF a. wonderful exhibit
worth double the Is cts admission.
The Scenic Raaza0ay
No matter whether old or young
spend 10 cents and take the ride.
It will ease your joints after walk
ing so much, while the laugh, the
thrill, excitement and intense de-
light of the 8 mile ride will loosen
every Joint in your body Fun
every moment
The Ostrich farm,
This is far more than 10 cents
worth of education We see pic
lures of these wonderful birds, see
their feathers on a ladY's hat,
read about thcsa Now chance
to see a herd of tanned ones in all
their beauty from the farm IN Cali
fornla where now raised, the adj
mission nominal, just the cost of
their care while there.
Palace Of Costunae.
1t is another exhibit that every
lady and every man who is a stu
dent of history will want to see.
It Is the same as shown at the late
Paris exhibition. creating such a
sensation. An exhibit of the won
gowns worn and described in hi.
tory, as also the most wonderful
dresses ever made, and worn here
| by beautiful women. A reception
most elaborate. An axact capy of
the famous meeting of Francis 1st
of France and Henry Sth, with the
lCourt attendants. and also those
| of samous people all over the
world. a wonderful sight.
Tile CZif DaoeLters.
Here IS another educational ex
hibIt of a different natute. a re
production of q mountain aud I0C
foot high cliff in the Colorado de
sert with the ruins of the famous
canon. 800 of those cliff dwelIel
IN their strange way of living anC
relics, snake dances, and vividl}
shows the great unknown past
anh for every student is one OF th,
greatest educational exhibits at tbt
big Fair
Ihe Philippine Village.
So much IS told of our new posses
sions, when You visit the Agricu
turaI and Horticultural buildin Us
90 over to the Phlilipene village
Il Is brought here under The dire,
: ton OF our War department ant
you see the people, their home!
and castoms ust as our Govern
[ ment found them and well wortl
} visiting. The big boat a9d fixing
that went thrO' here last ADrInf