Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-06-30

manner. While about twenty five
70 pcr cent of the concessioners and ex-
hibitors we're not ready, they will be
A furnished in about ten days, when a
, complete exposition will be pre-
sented.
ADVICE TO VISITORS.
/ Do not wear new shoes; have very
, comfortable ones, If you want to
have good time; eat your supper or
/ six o'clock dinner at the exposition
and remain for the music, the mag
niflcent electric lighting aud the Trail
Shows at night also for the fire
! works. Do all the outside attractions
in good weather, should 1t rain you
can do the buildings. lines famous
band plays constantly this month.
The usual charge for admission when
it tours the country is LOO, here it
is free to all. Other popular bands
will follow IL next month. Remem-
Der that Protland can be seen at any
time; the Exposition never again.
Upon entering the Exposition
purchase program, study all the ex-
hibits carefully and talk with those
In charge they desire you to do so.
Become instructed, gain information
and then for fun, for recreation go
to the Trail very night II you have
not rooms and accommodations posi-
lively engaged, price and time of
coming fully agreed upon In writing
with responsible parties, go to your
railroad ticket agent at your station
as long in advance of coming as
possible, he will save you time,
trouble, and possibly, the necessity
OF moving your quarters after reach
ing here. He Is authorized by. the
railroad company to locate you
Thorough the Portland Service Com.
pany here; he can give you accommo-
dations at any price at any hotel or
l,private heuae ia the city. aud will
; have yellow capped boy to meet you
at the train and conduct you &c
. your quarters, avoiding all chance OF
, hold-us or unfair treatment by the
I numerous irresponsible agents who
! surround the railroad station. Dc
not expect to see this great fail
thoroughly In less than fifteen days
certainly ten visits should be made
/ to it. Do not attempt, or make tn,
I usual mistake, of DOING too mucl
the first few days. Take one or tive
? buildings in each day and res
frequently. Visit the United States
! Government building at least three
or four times. Witness the grea
life saving drill 10y Government,
Officials and seamen. Visit the Trai
amusements every day or night, tax
ing them all in, ut least once during
, your visit. With rare exception
, they are we'll worth the price of ad
mission. One of the most origina
and novel is the Great Siberian Rail
? road Exhibit; it Is the largest an,
q most costly and was most popular a
a the st. Louis fair, the only larg
one brought here. Another is th,
Igerotes, from the Philippines, wilt
and naked savages, which will be her,
in July. There are many other
: worth seeing. Another exposition
like this is not liable to be held or
Z the Pacific coast in the next twent!
years. Do not insist upon beinJ
located too near the feir grounds; /
is just as we'll to be down town, tn,
farther you are from the fair tn,
more certain you are of having
good, comfortable scat in the stree
car. Don't make the mistake of con
sidering this state or county fair t.
be seen in two or three days; dom
bring much baggage, leave you
trunks at home il you can possibl!
do without them. Register you
name aud Portland address, as wei
as your home address. at your Stat,
building. II you can't stay but a few
days arrange to come each month as
the fair will increase gradually il
beauty and Interest," the longer il
lasts. Read the Portland daily
papers they contain news of events
that you may otherwise miss.
Brig the children with you, it will
be worth two years schooling.
IL you have not been up the Col
umbia remember trip on the Regual
tor Line. Steamer Bailey atzert will
show you the grandest scenery in the
world. go up in the morning, return
at about 6 p. en-, take it in sure,
also go to the Portland Heights, from