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August 10, 1907.
THE SHOW WORLD
Philadelphia-Pliiladelphia Co. Fair. 13-
17. Robt. E. Morrow, secy., 208 N.
Broad street.
Wilkes-Barro-eLuzerne Co. Fair. 26-31.
Theo. 11. Coleman, secy.
Williams   Grove-Thirty-fourth    Great
Graigers' Picnic Exhibition. 26-31. R.
H. Thomas, gen. mgr., Mechanicsburg,
Pa.
(September)
Allentown-Great Allentown Fair. 17-20.
H. B. Schall..secy.
Bethelehem-Pennsylvania State Fair. 3-
6. H. A. Groman, secy.
Brookvill -Broolville Fair.  3-6.  Geo.
IV. St wart, secy.
Brookville-J eferson Co. Fair. 3-6.
Carmichaol, GreenCo.Fair. 24-17. Gee.
L.'Hathaxay, secy.
Carroslton-Cambria  Co. Fair.  3-6. J.
V  M Aauchei secy.
Clarien Claion Co. Fair. 10-13. S. S.
Laughlin, secy.
Clarion  Clarion Co. Fair. 10-13.
Corry-Corry Fair.   10-13.  Stephen D.
Horn, secy.
Dayton-Dayton Agrl. & Mech. Fair. 24-
27. C. W. Cochran, secy.
Emporium-Cameron Fair. 18-20. N. A.
Ostrum, say.
Hanover-Hanover Fair.    10-13. M. 0.
Smith, secy.
Hartford-Hartford Agri. Fair. 25-26. H.
S. Estabrook, secy.
Hughesville-Muncy Valley Farmers' Fair.
17-10.
Indiana-Indiana Co. Fair. 3-6. David
Blair, secy.
Johnstown-Inter-State Fair. 17-20.   J.
K. Love, secy.
Kutztown-Kutztown Fair. 24-27. C. J.
Rhode, secy.
Lehighton-Lehighton Faio. 24-27. A. F.
Greenwalt secy.
Lewisburg-lTnion Co. Fair.   24-27.  C.
D. Wolfe. secy., Bucknell.
Madisonville-Lackawanna Co. Fair. 25-
27.
Mansfield-Smyth Park Fair. 24-27. J.
A. Elliott, secy.
Mercer Mercer Central Fair. 10-12. W.
F. McCoy, scy.
M  ecd ale Ileversdale Fair. 25-28. G.
E'Bis~hop, Fecv.
Middlytown-Middletown Fair. 3-6. Gee.
W. Rodfong, secy.
Motrose-Susquetanna Co. Fair. 18-19.
Fitch L. Leonard, secy.
Nazareth-Northampton Co. Fair. 10-13.
J. R. Remheimer. secy.
Newport-Perry Co. Fair. 17-20. J. C. F.
Stephens, secy.
Oxford-Oxford Fair. 25-27. T. F. Grier,
secy.
Port Royal-Juniata   Co. Fair.    11-13.
James N. Groninger, secy.
Pittsburg-Tri-State Fair. 2-6. W. Lee
MIllwain, secy.
Pulaski-Pulaski Fair. 17-19.
Rimersburg-'ciiesbuirg Fair. 17-20.
Smethport-McKean Co. Fair. 17-20. W.
A. Andorfer, secy.
Stoneboro-Stoneboro Fair. 24-26. C. B.
Ilimes, secy.
Troy-Troy Fair. 10-13. D. F. Pomeroy,
seey.
Towanda-Bradford Co. Fair. 24-27. S.
Bergen Park, secy.
TVattsburg-TVattsburg Fair. 3-6. A. L.
Phlelps 'sc.
hest Alexander-Iest Alexander Fair.
17-19. John R Gibson secy.
TWestfield-Cowanis(,ue Valley Fair. 10-
13. J. IV. Smith, se cy.
Vermillion-ClayCo. Fair. 17-20. C. Ay-
delott, secy.
Youngwood-Iestmoreland     Agrl.   Fair.
10-13. . F. Holtzer, mgr., Greensburg,
Pa.
(October)
Bedford-Bedford Co. Fair.     1-3. Win.
I. E7choltz, secy.
Bloomnsburg-Columbia Co. Fair. 8-11.
Burgettstown-Union Fair.     1-3.  R. P.
Stevenson. secy.
ForksvIlle-Sullivan Co. Fair. 1-3. A. G.
Sittle, socy.
Milton Milton Fair. 1-4. Edwin Paul,
secy.
Honesale -Wayne Co. Fair. 1-4. Em-
erson I. Gammel, secy.
Reading-Great Reading Fair.     1-4. H.
Seidel Throm, secy.
Stroudsburg-Monroe Co. Fair. 1-4. John
C. Becnsinger. secy.
Scrantrn-Scranton Fair. 20-23.
York-York Co. Fair. 7-11. Edw. Cha-
pin, secy.
RHODE ILSAND.
(September)
Kingston-Vashington Co. Fair. 11-13.
Rowland G. lazard. secy., Peacedale,
R. I.
Portsmouth-Newport Co. Fair. 10-13. J.
M. Eldredge, secy.. Newport, R. I.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
(October)
Batesburg-Tri-Co. Fair. 14-18. J. Mc-
Carthy, csecy.
Columbia-South Carolina State Fair.
28-Nov. 1. A. -W. Love, secy.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
(September)
Armour-Driving Park Fair. 3-6.      Geo.
L. Blanchard. secy.
Belle Fourche-Butte Co. Fair. 2-7. Ty-
Icr Overpeck, secy.
Bonesteel-Gregory Co. Fair. 17-20. A.
E. Kull, secy.
Itfron-South Dakota State Fair. 9-13.
C. N. Mllvaine, secy.
Sioux Falls-Minnehaha Fair. 30-Oct. 4.
Geo. Schlossler, secy.
(October)
Lexington-Lexington    Co. Fair.   22-24.
C. M. Efird, secy.
TENNESSEE.
(August)
Chattanooga-Chattanooga Fair. 7-10.
Dunbar's Cave-Montgomery      Co. Stock
Fair. 29-31. IV. E. Beach, secy.
Tuialhoma-Tullahoma Fair. 28-31. Doak
ChiIs tianson, secy.
Winchester-Franklin Co. Fair. 20-23. V.
R. Williams, secy.
(September)
Alexandria-DeKalb Co. Fair. 5-7. Rob-
ert Roy, secy.
Coal Creek-Coal Creek Stock Fair. 18-
20. W. R. Riggs, secy.
Columbia-Tennessee    Fair.  17-21.   If.
IN,. T1homas, secy.
Concord-Concord    Fair.  24-27.  R. M.
Tillery, secy.
Cumberland   City-Stewart &     Houston
Counties Fair. 12-14. TV. 1-. Latham,
secy.
Kingston-Roane Co. Fair. 10-13. J. G.
Crumbliss. secy.
Nashville-Tennessee State Fair. 23-28.
.T. WN. Russwurm, sey.
Pulaski-Giles Co. Fair.    12-14. R. A.
Burgess, secy.
Rome-Rome Fair. 12-14.
Shilbvville-Bedford Co. Fair.   5-7.  H.
B. Cowan, secy.
Union Citv I'0est Tennessee Fair. 25-
28. J. IV. Woosley, sey.
(October)
Dresden-Weakley Co. Fair. 16-19. W.
R. MclVhorter. secy.
Gallatin-Sumner Co. Fair. 8-12. IV. L.
Oldham. secy.
Huntington-Carroll Co. Fair. 8-12. W.
L. Noell, secy.
Trenton-Gibson Co. Fair. 9-12. Chas.
L. Wade, secy.
TEXAS.
(August)
Kerrville-W(est Texas Fair. 22-24. Chas.
real. secy.
Larpasas-Lanpasas Fair. 6-8. F. F.
Chadbourne, (e.
(Seiotemher)
Frleekshiir-Gilespe Co. Fair.     12-
15. He(nry Hirsch. scc.
Llano-Llano Co. Fair. 1-3. C. I. Boyn-
ton, secy.
(October)
Dallas-Texas   State Fair.   19-Nov. 3.
Sydney Smith. secy.
Ft. Worth-Ft. Worth Fair. S-18. C. F.
Line, secy.
(November)
Beaurmont-Beaumont Horse Show and
Race Meeting. 25-30.     F. M. Yose,
secy.
-outn-H--louston  Fair.  4-9.  Henry
Reichardt, secy.
San Antonio-International Fair. 9-24. J.
M. Vance, secy.
UTAH.
(September)
Salt Lake City-Utah State Fair. 30-Oct.
5. Horace S. Ensign, sey.
VERMONT.
(August)
Barton-Orleans Co. Fair. 20-23. C. A.
Barrows. secy.
Bradford-Brad ford Agri. Fair. 27-29. T.
J. Albee, pres.
Mlorrisville-LaMoille Valley Fair. 27-29.
0. M. Waterman, secy.
Middlebury-Addison   Co. Fair.    27-30.
Fred L. Hamilton, secy.
(September)
Brattleboro-Windsor Co. Fair. 24-26.
East Hardwick-Caledonia Grange Fair.
2S. E. B. Fay, secy.
Fair Haven-TVestern Vermont Fair. 10-
13. Dr. J. F. Wilson, secy.
Northfield-Dog River Valley Fair.   17-
19. Chas. Dale, secy.
Sheldon Junction-Franklin Co. Fair. 3-
6. H. M. Barrett, secy., St. Albans,
Vt.
Springfield-Springfield Agrl. Fair. 3-4.
Fred C. Davis, secy.
St. Johnsbury-Caledonia   Fair.   17-19.
Chas. G. Braley, secy.
Washington-IVashington Agri. Fair. 11-
13. G. H. Bigelow, secy.
TVaterbury-Winooski Valley Fair. 17-19.
Chas. Keen, secy.
Woodstock-Windsor Co. Fair. 24-26. C.
J. Paul, secy.
VIRGINIA.
(August)
Harrisonburg-Rockingham   Horse & Colt
Show Fair. 13-15. Dr. John A. My-
ers, secy.
Richm ond-Virginia  State  Fair.   7-11.
Theo. J. Coleman, secy.
Tasley-Peninsula Fair. 13-16. Thos. S.
Ilopkins, secy.
(September)
Chatham-Pittsylvania Co. Fair. 18-21.
L~eroy Clyde. secy.
G(lax-GalaxFair. 4-6. R. E. Cox, secy.
Radford-Southwest Virginia Fair. 10-13.
N. C. Tyler, secy.. East Radford, Va.
Roannke-Great Roanoke Fair. 24-27. L.
A  S olz. sec.
Tazewell-Tazewell Fair. 18-20. R. P.
Copenhayer, secy.
(October)
Emporia-Emporia Agrl. Fair. 22-25. E.
E. Goodwyn, secy.
Lynchburg-Inter-State Fair. 1-4. F. A.
Lovelock, secy.
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