•Dilig toDderiliugha'tialsC\ valors.-s asooplete.11 i tst ot poverty—well, ’.t would costtort line“Therefore, in the months beforeihe circus h aves its winter quarters.the experts are busy with figures.with crop reports and lt;very otherkind of a reportAnd whenthey picltown in which to show,it practically means that this townis marked hi cm in the prosperity list.‘ So. if here has been the least wor-riment about a lack of \ rosperityam* of course there hasn’t—just dismiss it. When you se? the flaringannouncements of the ‘biggest circusin the world’ it means that the circushas looked into things, the circus hasinvestigated and the circus has decided infavor ef the city as a placewhere there in plenty of money.“And speaking of the Slt; lls-Flotoshow, it will arrive here September20 for a:i afternoon andengagement. A street paradcwill beIgiven, of course, and that parade willased lastlias justgive afair idea of the wonders tobe seen under the great canvas outat the show grounds.Also, thatoval ingrefreshedstocks ofparade, as an honor to this city, willbe led by Buffalo Bill himself. Laterthe famous scout will hold a recep-ivers andiion for children.at the r.liow grounds.r the bil-PriceB? Same as ever, a general adttractive,mission of 25 cents. ’public isAdvertisement.the priei-Vdver-THE AUTO RUNSEDALIAtwo youngMany wioffer, owinMarie Bratremem bereia very succhighly pleasJolinmyoung ladymanv thrilltime.Besi rip. he wila ride withler in hiscar. Thinkair. miles ;speeding armiles an lieJohnnv Iballoonistawarded tmedal bv t!Americathe Missouiors neverthrills eaclthe fair isterest.Mr. Mael.voting ladifises safetyevent of astrictions amust life i:around 100be fere scmAKeeps Your