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Landon Braun at Jun 17, 2020 01:39 PM
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Dispatch July 22

BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST.

Cody and Salsbury next Thursday will entertain
one of the cheeriest and most appreciative
audiences that has ever attended a
performance of Buffalo Bill's Wild West and
Congress of Rough Riders of the world. The
commercial travelers of the United States
are to spend three days in the city and have
put as the first item on their program of
entertainment a visit in a body to the Wild
West. The fame of this aggregation has
reached the utmost parts of the country and
the commercial travelers, like all other visitors
to Chicago, realize the fact that in
order to thoroughly appreciate the beauties
of the world's fair and to quickly understand
the advancement made in the arts, sciences,
etc., of this country in late years it is necessary
to draw the sharpest contrast between
the present and the past and at Buffalo Bill's
Wild West they have a faithful and historically
correct representation of what but a
few years ago was the condition of this
country. Two performances are given every
day at 3 and 8:30 p. m., rain or shine, and, as
the world's fair is now closed on Sunday,
friendly advice to those intending to visit
the Wild West on Sunday is that they get
there early.

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Dispatch July 27

BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST.

Cody and Salsbury next Thursday will entertain one of the cheeriest and most appreciative audiences that has ever attended a performance of Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the world. The commercial travelers of the United States are to spend three days in the city and have put as the first item on their program of entertainment a visit in a body to the Wild West. The fame of this aggregation has reached the utmost parts of the country and the commercial travelers, like all other visitors to Chicago, realize the fact that in order to thoroughly appreciate the beauties of the world's fair and to quickly understand the advancement made in the arts, sciences, etc., of this country in late years it is necessary to draw the sharpest contrast between the present and the past and at Buffalo Bill's Wild West they have a faithful and historically correct representation of what but a few years ago was the condition of this country. Two performances are given every day at 3 and 8:30 p. m., rain or shine, and, as the world's fair is now closed on Sunday, friendly advice to those intending to visit the Wild West on Sunday is that they get there early.