Affissioni (Lug-Dic 1898) . stessi.Questa idea ha prevalso, senza dubbio, da theseeming apatia del popolo di Dallas dur-ing le fiere, come pure la mancanza di dimostrazione anypublic in corrispondenza di una sua apertura e alsothe mancanza di premi speciali, portamonete andstakes condizionati dai cittadini stessi asinducements per attrarre i visitatori. Ora, ho conosciuto persone di questo sec-zione per un tempo abbastanza lungo, infatti, quasi allmy vita, e so che hanno sempre la cometo zero quando sono chiamati, e whenthey capire il piano per cui stiamo ora lavoro-ing non ho alcun dubbio del mio successo con loro.Vogliamo, IL FIRS

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Billboard (Jul-Dec 1898) . selves.This idea has prevailed, no doubt, from theseeming apathy of the people of Dallas dur-ing the fairs, as well as the absence of anypublic demonstration at its opening, and alsothe lack of special premiums, purses andstakes put up by the citizens themselves asinducements to attract visitors. Now, I have known the people of this sec-tion for quite a long time, in fact, nearly allmy life, and I know they have always cometo the scratch when called upon, and whenthey understand the plan we are now work-ing I have no doubt of my success with them.We wish, in the first place, to procure for theladies and children, as well as the public ingeneral, a guideless wonder*—a horse thatwill make his mile on our track in less than2:20 without driver or harness. This attrac-ts a we wish to put on three times each weekduring the fair. 2. We wish to put on a mile and one-quar-ter running race, winners to take the en-trance money with $1, 000 added money. Thisrace to come off on Dallas Day, and be. JOHN GUILD MUIRHEID. ard race courses, compiling data as to the re-sults of their efforts to secure special featuresto Increase the attendance and we find that ineery Instance where the citizens of the dif-ferent towns in which these fairs were heldtook hold of this matter and rendered th^ as-sociation the necessary assistance, they in-variably Increased their attendance morethan three times over what it bad usuallybeen on those days, so much so. in fact, havethey been remunerated for what they donatedIn this way that they have in many instancesdoubled for the coming fairs the amount theyga e last year. Notably among these are St.Paul and Minneapolis, each of these citiesgiving the Minnesota State Fair Associationa purse of $5, 000. making a total of $10, 000 forthe association to spend for extra attractions.In many places we find that the purses of-fered by the citizens and known as Hotelstakes, Merchants purses. Ladies daysand Derby days. amounted really to

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