The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-23
CARS RUNNING
 TO THE FAIR Good Service Promised by MT. Ragland. MUCH WORK DONE ON TRACK Westerns Shuttle Trains to Be
 Started Tomorrow. Rain Lays the Dust But Does Not Prove Serious Enough To step w-rk--Ilaasssne Appessssee
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MUCH WORK DONE ON TRACK

General Manager Ragland, of the Traction Company. started cars run hing from the city on the Fair Grounds terminus at yandiver Park yesterday morning. A great deal of work has been done on the track all the way from the city to the park. and Mir. Ragiand says that he Is going to see that an up-to-date service is matns tained.
 Superintendent Cox. of the westefn Railroad, says that everything Is in readiness for the operation of the shuttle train service. which starts in the morning.
 Only one more day now and one of the greatest Fairs ever held in the South win be on.
 The rain of yesterday. instead of putting Hamper on things. was the very thing needed The fearful dust was laid and the rain was not hard enough to stop any of the work, which was pushed all day with remarkable
 Vast Resources of state.
 A walk through the exposition build ing Is q revelation and gives some idea of the niervelousIy vast resourc4s of ! .sssz ITS 2. s...s hours Ispsnt in sss.= <. be entertaining and instructive In the extreme
 J. R, McLendon. the famous farmer gof Naftal, has charge with w. s. Naftei of the Montgomery county exhibit and look at what he has started makes one agree with his proud statement: ssrhe one that beats this win have to be one of the best exhibits ever shown in the South.''
 The Cullman County exhibit was placed in the space assigned to 1t in the exhibition building yesterday morning This exhibit Is in charge of President schunk of the German Farm CTS Association of Culimari. It cap tured first prize at the Birmingham Eair last week and last year won first prize at the Alabama Agricultural Fair at vandiysr Park.
 The Baldwin County exhibit reached Montgomery yesterday morning and was placed in the exhibition building in the afternoon. This exhibit Is in charge of Colonel w.. N. Seiden who had charge of and wnrIxed up the Gull man exhibit last year.
 sYou know anything in the world can be raised in Baldwin County" said Colonel Selden. and look at his mag nihcent exhibit admits of no doubt of his assertion.
 The exhibits in the negro building are on sa larger. scsle than last year. Besides the Tuskegee school the Bap- tiat University at Selma, TalaIdega Col Iege at Tailadega, Kowaliga Industrial { institute and other negro .institutions in the State have. exhibits.
 Secretary Tait of the Fair Associa- ton spent the day in Selma Monday making arrangements for the shipment to Montgomery of the exhibits, shows and horses that will come here when the Fair there closes today
 About the most peaceful place on the grounds yesterday was at the barns. the horsemen having ali been comfort . ably auartered and taking life easy. Many horses will be here today from the selma Fair, Alderman TooIe's horse which won there coming ir with the strings of the Mccurdys Ben Renick, Ben whitehead, etc.
 The track is in excellent shape now and is being thoroughly wprked ane thoroughly sprinkled twice every day
 List of the Entries.
 The official entries for the races to be held during the Fair were given out yesterday. They are as follows.
 October 24, three minute trot--G: B., D. P. Crenshaw, Bainbridge. Ga; 9lo- ria QuAyle, W. F. Garth, Huntsville, Ala; Hardware, McCurdy Brothers Lowndesboro; Georgia Willie, Mecurdy
 October 2s. s:1O pace--ARnie Leila,