The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

tered IN Bench ShoW-FaSt
Horses to Contest in Races
Will be Bigger and Better
Than Ever - Annual Fair
Dance.
Next Tuesday the Great Fred
erick Fair will be the center of
attraction for the people of this
county and the greater part of
western and central Maryland.
Extensively advertised as it has
been, it is sure to attract people
from far and near because its rep
utation as an agricultural and
race meeting is amply sustained
each year and the public gets the
value of its money.
This year the prospects are eX-
cellent for a good fair and good
weather. The latter is necessary
for the former.
/ President Charles n. Hargett,
Vice President j. Roger Me
Sherry and Treasurer David V.
Stauiler, of the frederick County
/ Agricultural Society, went to the
Trenton (N. J.) Fair last week to
secure attractions for next week.
Their visit was fruitful in secur-
ing a number of fine attractions.
Among those engaged are the
famous Bicket family, flying ira
pese artists and high divers; the
Elk Cycle Wheel, one of the
greatest sensations of the bicycle
world, ana Grant and Robinson,
the Lillipution boxers. Besides
these there will be several others
that drew big crowds at HagerS,
town.
The races promise to be eXcit-
ing and closely contested. The
fields will be large as many speedy
horses are entered. This will be
one of the last chances to win
winter oats.
Many fine dogs of all varieties
will be exhibited at the Frederick
Fair. Among the entries already
received are hounds from the
Green Spring Valley Club, beag-
les from Mr.. Cronmlller, of
Laurel, and Mr.. Yeager, of Har-
ford road; dachshunds from Mr..
l.. White, of Baltimore. Mr..
Louis Saks, of Baltimore, is send
ing his famous grey h on II d S
Madam and Dolly Greyand Prince
| Henry; j. b. Mys. of the same
city. has also entered his team of
cocker spaniels, Bedington and
Ailedales. DR.. HOleswOrth has
entered his cocker spaniel. Mr..
j. D. Appleby is sending his
famous kennel of Great Danes.
Mr.. Clark Dulaney, of Baltimore,
will enter his bull terrier White
Rock: Mr.. II. l.. McCabe, wolf
hounds and fox terriers; Miss
Lanahan will enter her famous
bulldog Muggins; Miss Frances
Wiel Hall, her Maltese terrier;
Mr.. g. ID. Cugle, his bulldog Lord
Hamilton; Mr.. Waters, of Laurel,
Russian wolfhounds. Entries re-
ceived from other States are :
English settlers and beagles, from
j. ID. Rockefeller, Greenwich, CT;
collies, from Chestnut Hill Ken
nels, Philadelphia; fox terriers,
from Endcliff Kennel, Hamilton,
Mass.
Let the housewife remem Der
that her preserves, pickles and
other articles of the larder will
receive careful consideration at
the hands of the judges as will all
other things entered for premiums.
1t is now time to get them to
gether as they must be entered
Monday and not later than 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
Il. II. Magruder, chief marshal
of the approaching Fair, has APP
pointed the following gentlemen
to serve as aids during the Fair,
which opens next Tuesday Chas,
a. ID. Williams, Vernon L. Haw-
kins, Everest Harding, John
Francis Smith, Richard Hargett,
Guy Motter, Charles Miller, Chas.
Hiteshew, Murray Stauffer, A.
Sykes Snouffer, Paul SnOuffer,
William Ogle, William b. Willis,
Charles NJ. Cramer, j. Allen
Grumbine, Lee Hamburger, John
Williams, Edward f. Hardy, j.
Howard Allnutt, Taylor A. Spur.
rier, John L. Best.
The annual Fair dance will be
given On Friday evening at the
Masonic Temple Hall. The com.
mittee is composed Of Messrs.
Guy Motter, Edward Hobbs and
Il. Austin Baughman.
Natural Anxiety.