The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-09-08
MORE ATTRACTIONS, MORE HORSES, LARGER
CROWDS, GOOD RACING, SPLENDID MUSIC,
Governor Cox and 200 Nashville Citizens
Come Opening Day. Which Is Ladies'
Day, and Drummers Day Also.
PR zSS AND PUBLIC ALL OVER MIDDLE TENNESSEE
AND NORTHERN ALABAMA PREDICT GREAT
THINGS FOR OUR BIG FAIR.

az loA So anu thO AdSNC6l OOAdCo Ou III
Southern Fair Association Circuit vii
he among the entries.
In addition to all these splendid fea
lures, one of the best is the musIca
treat, which will be furnished twic
daily during each day of the fair. Tn
Fair Association has been able to Sc
cura again this year the celebrate,
United States Regiment B4nd, of Gin.
cinuati, . which made such a ire
mendous hit at last years fair. Thi
famous organization of trained musI
clans, numbering nearly thirty in all
is RANKED among the great bands of tn
United States 1t is constantly in de
mand and has played at some of TIT
greatest expositIons, conventions anC
other large gatherings ever held i,
this country. The leader, Herr Kopp,
is considered one of the most brlllian
directors In the music al world. Every
MEMBER of his band is a genius ant
the inspiring strains which pour from
their instruments charn all who hea
them. fhe concerts this band Will
give cash afternoon anu night will
alone be worth the price of admission
as all who heard them last year will
be ready to testify.
The display of live stock at the fail
will be beyond question superior tx
any like exhibition ever seen in the
South. Hcrsemen from all over Mid
die Tennessee Kentucky and Ala.
bama will be here o compete for prizes
approximately seventy five stalls ara
already engaged and applications are
coming in every mail. A member OF
the Fair Association stated this nom.
ing that siXtyfour carloads of fancg
show horses fIum ell over the South
will be here by next Monday night.
These horses are now touring the
Southern Fair Association Circuit. 1t
will be the finest display Of blooued
horses ever seen iE Tennessee and the
grand paTaJes eac 4 day will afford a
spectacle never surpassed at a county
fair.
While the opening day will be a
great day in many respects, as will be
seen from the above. every Gay will be
A big Day. A we'll arranged pro-
gram Will be provided for each day, 50
that there will not be a dull moment
1urlng the entire fair
Friday, September 10, has been set
apart as "School Day, snd the Fan
Association has made a special half
rate of % cents for each
pupil Prof. P. ". Dodson, County
superintendent has issued a general
lose their schools on TINS day in order
o enable the schocl to participate IN
he exercises at the fair on "School
Children s Day.
Following are few extracts from
he press OF the State in regard to the
arr
The Tennessee FAN and Horse Show
If Columbia, Tenn. promises to be of
1usual interest and will Doubt 9ss
any former Fair held by the
ASSOCIATION. A more extended notice
,lsewher 10 which we invite paLlIc
attention. hickman Go News.
Tie Pulaski Citizen acknowledges
receipt of catalogue of Iho TeDnes-
zee Fair Association, saving to its
.eaders; "Read the letter which the
Association addresses to tine good people
II Giles county this week, and send
or Catalogue.
Quoting a letter received by the Ten
lessee Fair Association from their
Nashville correspondent and Assistant
There were twelve hun
red people went from here to Muir
rees 6oIo Yesterday. | see no reason
Why we cannot get as big or bigger
Iowd out TO our Fair from Nashville
ruesday, Sept. 18th. "
Qloting from letter from the State
at seems that every one
lele expects to attend the Fair at
Columbia.
The following are excerpts from
etters published in several Alabama
,apers concerning Tennessee Big Fair
o be held at Columbia, Tennessee,
sept. 1916 inclusive:
1.-THE arena st both day and night
hows will be repete with fine horses,
handsome rigs, stylish riding and
irving MauTy county is noted for
Is fine stock ana sne will he met in,
he arena with the very best from the
ID Joining counties and other sections
II tennessee and from Kentucky.
"IheTe VIII be running. racing and
rottlng races every day, 50 that every
Law will be big day with the best
It free attractions and music by
xoaps First Regiment ban1, wnich is
IS good Al ever came South, You will
y entertained every night with the
,ery best of horse shows, and free at
laGtIols.
"a reception committee has been
appointed to look after and entertain
ytsltors 80 that every holy VIII bs
made to fsel at home There viii be
a attendance people from all over
AlaQama and Kentucky.
Ala1a ma people are especially invited
70 attend this Big Fair and mix with
ne people of Tennessee and Kentucky
10 there will he q mixture of the best
people on earth.