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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. If Accompanied by Parent or Nurse • i , , ' - I r ‘ ' ’ - • I * . ' « ' , 0 t .» Come and see the Man Eating Lion and other trained wild animals. Buck Skin Ben’s Wild West, with broncho busting cowboys, expert riders and marksmen from the plains. Lunette, the mysterious flying lady. Old Plan tation. Oriental Scenes. Vaudeville. ’Frisco Fire. Mon tana Kidnaping and rescue of a beautiful young woman. Your last chance to see the best Fair ever held in Georgia. Spend your holiday at the Fair. Mammoth Agricultural Exhibits. The Poultry Show is a wonder. Fine Cattle and Swine. A large display of Gasoline En gines and other Machinery in operation. Milking Ma chine—Don’t forget it. Running Races start at 2:30 o’clock. -AIRSHIP’S LAST FLIGHT-- This is the most sensational act in the world GRAND AUCTION of Jellies, Preserves, Fruits ahd Vegetables, 12 to 4 o’clock. Come ahd get your winter supply cheap. All the exhibitors want to sell out rather than carry their displays back home. A rare opportunity for bargain hunters. You can save the price of admission many times in your purchases. Think of that, ladies. PAIN’S $ 100,000 SPECTACLE-POMPEII AND VESUVIUS From Manhattan Beach, and brilliant Fireworks Display at ni ght. Ad mission to the grounds free to all at night. DON’T MISS THE FAIR. IT’S THE BEST EVER HELD. J. J. CONNER, ALEX W. SMITH, FRANK WELDON, Pres. State Agricultural Society. Pres. Atlanta Fair Association. ' General Manager OCTOBER KFT02O£ 190f>.