The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
THIS IS CIRCUS DAY.
Five Trains Brought the Great Aggre
gregation to Cairo From Padu.
cab Early This Morning

The weather has been unfortunate
for the circus, OF perhaps it should be
said that It has been unto tunate for
those who permit it to prevent them
/ from attending the circus here today.
| The show is here II came early this
morning in five sections over the Hi
nos Central and Will be found under
lls acre. Of tents IN the west part of
the CITY.
TO any one who really cares TO
study the difference between this and
other shows, there will never be a
better opportunity than will be af.
| forded today. Only. 10 see it alto
/ make fair and ju.t estimate of the
resources Of the show, and in that
way be prepared to make the newt
able comparison--the student must
nave got up very early this morning.
II he did So he saw some surprising
Things suggestive 81 magnitude He
saw down in the railroad Yards five
log train OF cars. filled with the
paIaphernalls OF the show he saw
wagon after wagon unloaded ana
started with tlei splendid half Per-
cheron teams toward the show
grounds he saw thirty elephants and
twenty cameis Iope down the aunways
Iof ,heir big double length box cars
aud he remarked nearly fifty dens of
other animals lined Up for he process.
S on to the lot A little later, when he
soe out 70 The sho% grounds he will
s2e the contents 81 these great
wagons meGamOrphosed into nam.
NO h papilions he will see vast
hippodrome tent. with seats for 1880
persons. ana furnished with opera
chairs ana all the comforts of a mod
ern theatre; he will see a world of
aerial rigging On which great com
pany of midair performers will give
a cries Of sta Ting acts; he will see
three rings and TIVE stages which hun
dio1 Of riders and acrobats and
specialists from all parts Of he world
will utilize to present, at the after
noon and night performances, the
very limit Of arCniC accomplishments
he win see the remarkable apparatus
used by Miss abejle Butler in the |
Dip Of Death, a1d the Boiler Bros I
in theis star ling bicycle act and |
thriller the Two Twirls Of Ter !
rur, he will find ne adjoining payif /
ion VII Ell j. in il eli larger than the
main tent OF any other circu, the
most complete collection Of wild ami
mails in America including four speci.
nensof the almost extinct giraffe and
he Only hi horned rhinoceros in
America; ami in Inc stables he will
discover eve, five hunGrei horses of
almost priceless value, If these things
10 not satisfy him in regard to the
'mpa sing magnitude Of the show. he
. past conviction. or worse still, a
lyspepjic
Owing 70 the magnitude Of this
ears SHOW, the street parade has
'een dispensed with. and the incite-
nents of circu dag a;ii really begin
with q remarkably interesting free
how on he exhibition grounds be-
" A-l 4H.F' tlAk Z ~ tlDtht ! li- Pc
ormance is given by Prince Youtur-
icy, Japanese, and one of the
'leverest high wire gymnasts ever
cen in America, viii be repeated at
p, m. There is no charge whatever
or H.
The first performance will begin at
O'Clock, ana the final one at p. m.
Doors will be open an hour previously
o afford visitors an opportunity to
isit the menage lie, 70 enjoy the per
ormance of the scandinavian gypsy
Musicians and dancers. the clever
eats of the GulliverIilliputian- and
tudy he massive proportions of the
Welsh giant and the Finnish giantcss.
he spectacle Peace" begins prompt
I > and s. owing TO the vost
mount of paraphernalia used in
lsir performances. and the time re-
uired 10 remove It, the automobile
nd other big sensational acts will
G given in the early part of the pro
am. Reserved and box seats will be
D sale all day at Paul G.. Schuh d Z
ons, Coz Comm rcial avenue. and on !
Ie how grounds on Cedar street at \
lc opening hours. 2