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Herald
June 18.

Buffalo Bill's Wild West entertainment, at
Sixty-third street and Stony Island avenue,
continues to draw the multitudes at each performance.
From the shooting of Colonel Cody.
Annie Oakley and Johnny Baker to the whirling
dervish, the military evolutions and the attack
on the old Deadwood stage coach, every act is
interesting and keeps the attention of the spectators.
The grounds are picturesque, cool and
dry, and every detail looking to the comfort of
the public has been attended to. A stroll
through the camp, watching and studying the
different nationalities there represented, adds
much to the pleasure of an afternoon spent at
the big show. The transportation facilities are
excellent, and the entertainment is doubtless
the best ever offered by Colonel Cody.

Herald
June 18.

Buffalo Bill's Wild West entertainment, at Sixty-third street and Stony Island avenue, continues to draw the multitudes at each performance. From the shooting of Colonel Cody. Annie Oakley and Johnny Baker to the whirling dervish, the military evolutions and the attack on the old Deadwood stage coach, every act is interesting and keeps the attention of the spectators. The grounds are picturesque, cool and dry, and every detail looking to the comfort of the public has been attended to. A stroll through the camp, watching and studying the different nationalities there represented, adds much to the pleasure of an afternoon spent at the big show. The transportation facilities are excellent, and the entertainment is doubtless the best ever offered by Colonel Cody.