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The Parisian Dream City
A Dream of Splendor!
A World of Wonders!
A Vision of Magnificence!
THE PARISIAN DREAM CITY
EMBRACING-
Pavilions, Palaces, Peristyles,
Minarets, Towers, Domes.
EMBRACING-
Mosques, Vistas, Lakes,
Rivers, Mountains, Volcanos
. . . AND THE ...
Magical Wonders of the Great Paris Exposition
Transferred to America
he Only Authorized. Special
American Edition,
Containing
Introduction
By Frederic Mayer
Introductory
Statement
By Commissioner-General Peck.
Descriptive Features
By Jose de Olivares.
Photographs
By Maurius Bar,
Official Photographer of the French
Government, and the Famous
Neurdin Bros, of Paris.
Part One Contains
Twenty-one Special Views and Descriptions, in Addition
to Photographic Portraits and Other Illustrative Features, as follows:
1 Child Listening to the Music of a Sea Shell. 2 Sculptured Lion
from Alexander III. Bridge. 3 Interior of Commissioner-General Peck's
Paris Office. 4 The Monumental Entrance, Viewed from the River. 5 The
Grand Entrance on Opening Day. 6 Alexander III. Bridge. 7 Chateau
d'Eau, the Great Waterfall. 8 The Luminous Palace. 9 Inauguration
Day. 10 Portion of Champ de Mars on Opening Day. 11 Alexander
Bridge, as Seen from the River, 12 General View of the Champ de Mars.
13 Group of Figures in Bronze. 14 and 15 Bronze Statuary Groups. 16
Grand Palace of Fine Arts, 17 Near the Trocadero on Opening Day.
18 Facade of the United States Exhibit in the Palace of Mines and Metal
lurgy. 19 Example of Ornamental Sculpture Work. 20 The Hungarian
Palace. 21 The Algerian Pavilion.
A Triumph
of
Pictorial and
Descriptive
Art
The
Parisian
Dream City
DON'T FAIL TO GET PART ONE
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The Parisian Dream City I
Embracing the Opening Features of the Great Paris Exposition
Regular price, 25 cents. Free to subscribers or readers of The Bee on payment of 10 cents for each portfolio to cover the cost of mailing and de.
livery. Cut out the coupon and bring or mail it to the Exposition department, enclosing 10 cents in silver or stamps. Part One
only will be mailed to your address free as a sample for 4 cents postage, or delivered to you in person, as you prefer.
PART TWO READY NEXT WEEK
