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EXIRA ALWAYS CELEBRATES JULY 4th

Nature made Exira the one natural celebrating point in Audubon County. The spirit of patriotism permeates the systoms of her business men e'en to the innermost depths of their pocketbooks. Their liberality has been such as to secure only the best of attractions. They take this day to show their patrons a big, jolly, noisy, patriotic time. Exira never charges admission. For 46 consecutive years the key to her gates have been lost. Bring the children and enjoy the shades of "Exira on the Map," the "Biggest Town of Its Size on the

Riverfto=River=Road." A patiotic welcome awaits you.

REV. A. B. MILLER

of Audubon, will deliver the oration.

Big Bunch of Sports

Fun and Frolic, Fast, Fierce and Furious. Races of every description for the young and old, boys and girls, fat and lean, begin at 1:00 sharp. Big purses.

Attractions

The crowds will be entertained on Main Street after the speaking in the park at 3:00 o'clock p. m. after the races, and at 7:00 p. m. -V

Mammoth Street Parade

Consisting of beautiful Floats representing- Exira's hustling Business Firms.

W. E. BRINKERHOFF, President. JOHN I. HENSLEY, Marshal

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