Marvelou
Thirty-six of the World'
Noted Arc
The photographs upon t
lions who visit tho Panama
The opening of the Pan
tory of tho world, and in r?
a display of tho world's pro]
The news that England
lng Interest tliut Is evcrywli
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?.. v.. ia vj-i iu?j wuriu g
Australia, Austria. Bolivia,
Ecuador, France, Guatamala,
sla, Peru. Portugal, Salvadoi
have appropriated enormous
Canada has appropriated $6(
The natives of every ch
of the progress of their nath
Throughout tho United
year. At a recent meeting <
in railroad fares. Tho expc
and closes on December 4, 1
The exposition today is <
The passenger on a steam
beholds tho vast domes of the
tho domes and minarets ol
fore the main group of e.x
north upon the harbor for i
sea esplanado has been con:
uenuny landscaped with tl
shrubs brought from distan
multitudes will gather durin
day the assembled warships
night a wonderful scries of
forty or fifty miles away. T
parallel San Francisco harbo
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This photograph shows
Exposition in San Francisco
gaged to decorate tho expos
interior of the dome is embe
Jules Guerin, the noted .artist
FIRST NEWS F
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A Nearer View of th
s Works of.
be Shown
3 Navies Will Participate Offic
ihitects Create City of Palace
Never Beheld?Englan
IiIb pago reveal just a few of the 1
Pacific International Exposition In
ama canal isf*regarded by tho natioi
jcognition of tho great work at Pan
gross as his never been seen befort
will exhibit at tho Panama-Pacific
iciu luivi ii iq Americas Panama ca:
i great nations will officially partici
Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, C<
, Haiti., Holland, Honduras, Italy, Ja
r, Siara, Spain, Sweden, Turkey Un
sums. The Argentine, for example.
10,000 and construction is far advan
rflized country on earth will be ena
to land.
States and In foreign lands million
)f the Transcontinental Passenger a:
rsitlon opens on February 20
915. m
me of the sights of the world. A
er through tbo Golden Gate **
5 exposition palaces rising like sjt
' a fabled Oriental city. Bo- uni
position palaces, which face th<
more than one mile, a great cjfl
structod; this has been wonlousanda
of raro trees and jrU
t parts of the world. Ilere jnf
g tbo exposition to view by w]i
of the world's navies and at
colored illuminations visible int
'lie en ire eximslMnn --
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r for almost throe miles. ismi
i HALF-DOME IN THE WONDEI
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c International Kxpcsitlon Company.
a half-dome in the colossal Palace
in 1915. The world's most noted
itiou palaces and. as a result, the
llished with a superb mosaic of brill
t. The height to the top of the hall
MCTURE OF THE WONDERFUL
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r3f Wf ; . - |L 1 will be on<
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P1 ^ early In M
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0 Dome. Copyright, Itl
Art to I
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ially Upon a Stupendous Scale?WorWwH
s the Like of Which Man Has 9
d to Exhibit $N
housanda of marvels that wfll be seen bj thrfiii
San Francisco next year.
38 as one of the most stupendous events tn thtt jh
lama there will be exhibited In San FranolaQ0^i|il
International Fix position la evidence of the ^B>|
nal celebration. -SB
pate In the exposition. Here la the list: ArgemB
>; ta Rica, Cuba, Denmark, Dominican RepqH
pan. Liberia, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Dana ma, V
iguay, Venezuela and Great Britain. The
has appropriated $1,300,000 gold for Its dliplp
ced on the great Canadian pavilion,
bled at San Francisco to behold a surpassing vii
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s of people are planning to visit the exposition ns
asociation it was decided to make great reduetlO
HANDSOME book of sixty pages, illustrated
i proiuBoiv in colors and giving detailed descriol
tions of the Panama-Pacific International Expoion
to bo held in San Francisco from February 20
til December 4, 1915, and of the Panama canal and
j canal region, will bo mailed by the Panama-Paic
International Exposition free of charge to all
luirers. Tho booklet is intended as a general
ide to prospective visitors and will also contain
onnatlon concerning the great engineering feat
ich the exposition is to celebrate. Write to the
n'ager, the Hurnau of Publications, Panama-Pacific
ernational Exposition, Exposition building, San
inclsco, for tho booklet.
RFUL PALACE OF EDUCATION.
of Education at the Panama-Pacific Internatlom
artists, mural decorators and sculptors were e:
huge structures are indescribably beautiful. Th
liant colors, designed under thfe supervision of M
'-dome is 110 feet.
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use P-'lnrh of Horticulture 1b not In the So ith
f i In' I'.inaina-Paeillc International Exposition md
r> of t> in >?t striking features an tho visitor enIt
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...... . fiurn ub k)\/WLL OH 0?t. 1 UU UUUiO
iver? d v illi glass, and at night colored sea rcbhin
the palace will cause the great globe to
h all the color* of the rainbow. The llghtlnj ~?f?e
visible from the harbor. Crowning ttyt dime
en the "flower basket." This Is 26 feet Jfi h?lght
is more than one hundred tons. This riotows
the framework of the building an It appeared
ay. The exposition will open In San Francisco
20, 1916.
4. by Panama^Paetflo Irilirnritlonal ttipo.lt Ion OcW.panjr,
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looked over our b
you to take a look
in many lines.
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Big Lot Sampk
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Tie.a lore buying.
Si We have on hand
EE each, we are ollering
pondingly low prices.
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I List Of Candidates.
Li The candidates and the offices
leii ni^acHtitvp tile -iw
I follows:
For United States Senate?
Cole L. Rlease, L. D. Jennings,
W. P. Pollock, ICllison D. Smith.
First District?K. J. Dennis
and R. S. VVhalev.
Second District?James F.
Byrnes and R. M. Mixson.
i nirti District?Wyatt Aiken, I
F\ H. Dominick, V. S. ICvans ami I
John A. I Iorton. g
Fourth District?T. C. Dun- |
can, Joseph T. Johnson and S. J.
j Nieholls.
a- Fifth District?D. F. Finley and
6 \V. F. Stevenson
Sixth District?A. L. I lamer,
- J. F. Fllerbe and J. \V. Ragsdale.
Seventh District?A. F. Lever,
For Governor?Lowndes J,
Browning, J no. G. Clinkscales,
K.A.Cooper, J no. T. Duncan. '
Win. C. Irby, Jr., Richard I. Man- '
ning, Jno. B. A. Mullally, J no. G.
Richards, Chas. Carroll Simms, t
Ch is. A. Smith and Mendel L. ,
Smith. i
For Lieutenant Governor?A. <
J. Bethea, Win. M. 1 lamer, J. A. ,
Hunter and B. Frank Kelly. <
For Secretary of State?R. M. <
IvlcCown. (
For Comptroller General?A. <
W. Jones and J. A. Sunimersett. {
For State Treasurer?S. T. (
Caller. / ,
For Adjatant (General?W. W. <
Moore and M. C. Willis. <
For Sta ? Superintendent of <
Fducation? J L. Swenringen.
For Allornev ( !i??n?r.il V <"
v IV u\ I ill 4 \. \|. Brice
and I'hos. II. IVeplos ^
lor Commissioner of AjJricul- <
lure, ( ommerce and Industries? <
E. J. Watson. \
For Railroad Commissioner? (
James Cansler, (ieo. \Y, Faire.v, <
C. I), Forlner, 1- 1.111k W. Shealev, (
Jno. II. W harton anil W. I. W illi <
erspoon. (
For Silictor, Twelfth Circuit <
L. M. (iasque. (
Hanna & Hunley (
Attorneys ,
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