The Western Sentinel from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • Page 3

THREE THE WESTERN SENTWEU WINSTON SALEJM. NORTH CAROLINA. Farm. Pulliam fln Best litter of nies. Mountain vi Stock Farm.

Bantams, T. F. Baker, best pair, best single bird; Mrs. Mark Baker, DO YOU DRINK WELL WATE LINCOLN STATUE Ladles Department Best display of bmait a mo Kiger; Becond, Mrs. Bettle Tlllot-son; third, Mrs.

L. S. Grabs. '-WINNERS AT te.couiiTB I FAIR II you are, then get Water that is PURE and FREE FROM UNHEALTHY DRAINAGE. oesi war bread, Mrs.

W. A Sullivan; second, Mrs. M. D. Phillips Best butter, Henrv MeOi? I Claudia Smith; third, Mrs.

T. F. Bak STATE CftPlTftL er. Best display of loaf cakes Mm MiV BBSBSS1 A. Sullivan; second, Mrs.

M. D. Phillips. 1 fifth annual SOT Best chocolate cake. Mrs.

tv Fa luIB nrtlmilnl. Kentucky, Pays a Tribute to Phillips. in .11 that, could be Best cocoanut cake. Delcenla Memory of Famous President United States. second, Pearl Newsom.

l.ihur a8 le fair was weU. tmc the biggest day, Best caramel cake. Mrs. 1,1 1'l I Snider; second, Manle Moore. nest pound cake.

Mrs. J. Waiter people entered the gates The attractions were good If- ho hnnt In ,11 Il Vli." A i la. 1 1 3 I I RPi W.i II I V. Jj JJ.V.

ft UFT TIKES luiue; second, Mrs. W. A.Sullivan. uest wnue pounrt cake, Mrs. Wall.

ohiwts www it. aasnelationv IT IN EE Best fancy cake. Ola Riser: second list of the pre- Effle Smith IS Col. Henry Watterson, Editor of the rj.oartment Flowers. Best display of flowers.

Mrs. T. a IgfWUi-'-- ec. Grabs; second, Mrs. S.

L. Pulliam. Voss, third, J. W. west enrysanthemums.

Manle Moore. Tnnoin vvUUU ttm4 unra nest pair. Eggs j. a Ferguson first premium; w. s.

Jones, secon.d. Pet Stock. Best squirrels, Gilbert Moser. Best Belgian hares, Pearson Rum-ley: second, Bera Pulliam. Best doves, Pearson Rumley.

B. JDNES PASSES It? ITM OF MS James B. Jones, president of William Woods College, Fulton, Missouri, died Wednesday at six p. at the home, of his mother, Mrs. Julia A.

Jones, at the old home near Bethania. Mr. Jones was 65 years old last April. At the breaking out of the civil war he was with his grandmother near Martinsville, superintending the farm and slaves of his father, Dr. Beverly Jones, and under the laws of Virginia could have remained upon the farm and shunned the civil war.

Its honors and hardships, but he said duty called him to the front. So at the age of 17 years he volunteered and joined Major R. E. Wilson's battalion. 21st N.

C. State troops. He served through the war without injury, and was in the fights around Petersburg, at the blowing up of the craters. He stacked his arms with Lee at Appomattox, walked to his home at Bethania, N. and there the war ended with fata.

Young, vigorous and ambitious, full of hope for the rutujje, he connected himself wJth the-'Hsclples under the preaching of the late lamented and God-fearing man, Virgil E. Wilson, then turned his face westward, securing by his energy and economy sufficient funds from his employment to graduate himself at the University of Kentucky, and while pursuing his studies at the University, he chose the ministry as a profession and work. Constant preaching affected his throat, wiiich hindered hite wheal, Best growing fern, Agnes Pulliam: 0. Alien; second, Mrs. S.

L. Pulliam. 1 AAA. Department No. 2.

Best display of canned goods. Mrs. Louisville Courier-Journal, In Presenting the Statue, Delivers a Notable Address, Paying Special Attention 'to Lincoln's Personality and His Family Glowing Tribute To Mothtr of Martyred President Taft and Governor Willson, of Kentucky, Speak Vast Assemblage In Attendance On the Impressive Exercises. FRANKFORT, Nov. 8.

Before Kreeger, i L. 8. Grabs; second, Mrs. S. R.

Fulp; third, Mrs. S. W. Pulliam. ervaa taof display or com '7- Best canned peaches, Mrs.

S. W. H. fumaui, wuui Pulliam; second, Effle Smith. Best can apples.

Mrs. J. T. Wall: Spiay of corn, regardlesr of second, Mrs. T.

B. Smith. Best can sulphurized apples, Mrs. President Taft and a vast assemblage J. T.

THFDRf of people, including many who wore Above give two illustrations of our 1)RIVB YV 'A showing itn workings, tk'ptlis, how it avoids shelled corn, j. n. Best Can pears, Mrs. J. T.

Wall; A H. Dorsett; miru, escond, Mrs. L. S. Grabs.

the Gray, in the conflict between the North and the South, the heroic bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln Best can tomatoes, Mrs. Minnie white. J. H. Log- suntwo urnmage, -ens, wowseouiil not ix press us advantaRei more fully.

Kvamnio closely and if mterosiwt write us for particulars, Tlia priw is rnonablo, For mire water and irood hoalth in llm ivimitrv anil small tnwWi i a.ii.. i. Knight; second, Mrs. S. W.

Pulliam. Lond, J- H. irn yellow, R. H. Pul- Best can beans, Mrs.

S. R. Fulp; was unveiled In the capltol building. Col. Henry Watterson presented second, Mrs.

L. S. Grabs. and surveys made. also do plumbiiiK and furnish your hmm with watr if dosinxl.

Ct'iuwtt work of all kinds a speciality. Our facilities aro at your aorvico. Call on or addroiw, Und, N. S. Jones.

Best can corn, Manle Moore; sec the statue and it was accepted on the ond, Mrs. Gabe Moore. dozen stalks corn, noi iiuin-t Calaway. E. SHUTT SONS R.

D. 1, Wlhston-Salem, N. C. Best can beets, Mollie Johnson; state's behalf by Governor Willson, winter 'oats, T. B.

Smith; nee second, Mrs. C. M. Fulp. President Taft 8peaks.

President Taft, in eulogising Lin Best can cherries, W. A. Petree; B. Moore. spring oats, C.

Moore; second, Delcenia Green. WOMEN GAMBLERS Best can sweet pickle peaches, Fan X. B. SIMM. nntntneB.

Ernest Phll- coln, said he had the most judicial temperament of any man in history. TRAPPED IN RAID. nie Johnson; second, Delcenia Green. Fill This Out and Mail to Us. Best can sweet pickle tomatoes, (ccond, John Redding; third, G.

Jones. He hated slavery," said the Presi Fannie Johnson; second, Mrs. T. F. dent, "because he had reasoned out Baker.

rye, W. N. Houcnina; aec- Honker. him in this work, yet he did not abandon his chosen work, but turned his energy to the education of its injustice. He did not bate slave Best sweet pickle, watermelon, sweet potatoes, S.

T. Kelger; Mrs. C. M. Fulp; second, Fannie CHICAGO, Nov.

8. Arrested by policemen, scolded by preachers and warned that poker playing in private homes for stakes must stop, the women gamblers of Chicago, genteel and otherwise, are. passing through unhappy hours. Most of them are inclined to be defiant and to challenge the police to do their worst. A.

H. Rutledge; inira, t. Johnson. holders and there is not the slightest evidence that he ever bad a feeling of bitterness toward them. He- knew how closely it was embedded in the kway.

Best can pickle cucumbers, Mrs. the young. Sixteen years ago he took charge of what is now the William Woods College, at Fulton, Missouri, and built there a living monu The Western Sentinel, 1 Winston-Salem, N. C. Dear start The Western Sentinel to my address and I settle for lame withio nine months from date.

dozen turnips, T. F. Bauer; Ella Newsom; second, Mrs. S. R.

Fulp. W. A. Petree; third, J. U.

ment to himself, a great school for Ono woman was arraigned before Best display of preserves, Mrs. L. economical condition of the South His mind was bent upon the solu young women. onions, T. B.

Smith; second, Judge 'Maxwell as the keeper of a S. Grabs; second. Addle Kiger. In his visits to the old home state, tion of the difficulty. The South gambling house, and six others were Best can strawberry preserves, Mrs.

T. F. Baker; second, Mrs. Alice knows as the North knows that J. Voss.

1 onion sets, Clemmie Smith; Mrs. Minnie Knight held as Inmates, after a dramatio po NAME there is no soul that unites be frequently met with his old comrades in arms, and enjoyed recounting the past deeds of valor. Some of his old comrades in arms have Newsom. lice raid at No. 853 West Monroe street.

One of the women is 72 years dried apples, J. W. Lambert; them in perfect amity like that of Best can peach preserves, Mrs. C. Abraham Lincoln." E.

Snider; second, Mrs. S. Fulp. Mrs. Minnie Knight dried peaches, J.

W. Lam- old and another fia. lAlloe Miller, 40 years of age, was not yet crossed the river. Messrs. Watterson on Lincoln.

POSTOFFICE. Best can pear preserves, Mrs. S. F. W.

A. Whitaker, Geo. E. Nissen, Dr. Jlenry Watterson, editor of? tlhe L.

Pulliam; second, Mrs. L. S. Grabs. H.

T. Bahnson, Dr. J. A. Blum and Louisville Courier-Journal, dellvcrod display of pop corn, Paul charged with being the keeper.

The others gave the names of Elisabeth Jones, 72 years old; Margaret Murray, others In this county still live. Mr. an address on Abraham Lincoln. Mr. ss: second, Baxton Gibson, Watteraon's oration was devoted main 56: Mary Wall, 40:.

Laura Moore, 45; Geo. W. Porter, an old comrade in arms, has been with him during his ly to the "personality, the origin, and Minnie Johnson, 51; and Jennie Smith, lady peas, T. F. Calaway; sec- icob Shulti.

Crowder peas, Pearl Newsom; last illness, spiritual life and character" of Abra 38.. i DENTAL NOTICE In order that you may know my rlccm, I quota a few of them, other la ham Lincoln. He gave a mlnuto ac Two telephones and som raclng J. W. Tuttle.

He Is survived by his wife, Carrie Anderson Jones, three daughters, and one son by his first wife, a Miss count of the Lincoln and Hanks fam sheets were confiscated, and the seven Whlpporwlll peas, Russell ilies derived from documentary evl second, w. B. Newsom. women iwere placed In a patrol wagon. They were released on bonds.

Rogers, his mother, Mrs. Julia A dence; disproved falsehoods touching Lincoln's birth and traced his noble black peas, W. R. Baker; John Gibson. Jones, now In her eighty-seventh PLATES.

Full uppsr or 'towsr (mouth prepared) 110.00 and 112.00 FILLINGS. Qel 11.80 ft Sl.ftyiip Amain. rtu. Tt i ha qualities of, head and heart to bis lady peas, H. W.

Carroll; sec- year, four brothers, Dr. A. G. Jones, of Walnut Cove, Dr. H.

Jones, Partial sets, according to No. of tssth, Determined feminine poker players along the North Shore whispered to friends that thoy would play "Trlendly games" at their teas whenever they wished, despite the threat of Captain mother. In concluding tills passage and E. B. Jones, of Winston, L.

G. E. Turner. white beans, J. A.

Southern; he said: XR0WN8. 1 Cemeyf, .1 60eo 11.00 Tomorrow, there will assemble in a Mrs. R. H. Pulliam; third, Gold, solid, Cudmore, of the Town Hall police, to f.

I8.00 87.00 A' TIT. little clearing of the wlldwood of Ken Jones, Misses Ella, Julia and Kate Jones, of Bethania, and Beverly Sullivan, a nephew, of Winston-Salem. In life, from boyhood, through Grabs. colored beans, A. E.

Southern; Best can cherry preserves, Mrs. T. F. Baker; Manle Moore. Best display of Jellies, Mrs.

L. S. Grabs; second, Mrs. S. R.

Fulp; third, Mrs. C. M. Fulp. Embroidery.

Best display, Derfa Tuttle; second, Addie Kiger; third, Amy Kiger. Best display centre pieces, Mrs. S. L. Pulliam; second, Mrs.

Amy Kiger; third, Miss Annie Kate Jones." Best centre piece, Lelia Pulliam; second, Georgia Kiger. Best sofa pillow, Mrs. Louise H. Smith; second, Agnes Pulliam. Best pin cushion, Elsie Grabs; second, Mrs.

J. S. Slate. Best bureau scarf, Mrs. Mary T.

Wilson; second, Mrs. Amy Kiger. Best table cover, Maybell Vaughn; second, Mrs. J. W.

Tuttle. Ladles Department Embroidery. Best display of collars, Mrs. Mary Wilson; second, Mrs. Amy Kiger.

Best shirtwaist, Miss Lelia Pulliam; second, Elsie Grabs; third, Agnes Pulliam. Best embroidered hand bag. Miss tucky a goodly company. It will em brace the greatest and the best of our manhood to death, duty to bis fel- Sadie Carroll; third, W. N.

8. swoop down upon such parties and arrest the players. 1 The police received many "tips" from women. Captain Cudmore attributed these to "jealousy" among time and land. The President and the Chief Justice and the rest will gather lowmen and service of God shone display red pepper, J.

C. TI1- forth in all his work. about a lowly cabin, whose unhewn aecond, Mrs, M. Fulp. participants in games.

Domestic dis gallon molasses, John Gibson; loge, like the serried battlements of Elslnore, gave prelude to the swelling act of a theme yet more imperial, to cord Is said to have resulted from the revelation by the police that scores of He will be laid to rest in the family cemetery near Bethania, on Friday, November 10, at eleven o'clock a. m. The funeral services and third, G. Ingram. Poresislnl.

Par .,16.00 WhenVeeth htve to be treaWjrfr any of the bovsdrlt a charge of from ll.oo-CTO will be added. You get the bestOT-SVerythlng at abovsj prices, guaranteed to be as good as anyone will give you regardless of Price. My motto Is "Live and Let Live." To live at above stated price all work must be strictly cash. Special attention given children and nar voua people. r- Would appreciate your business.

Cut this out; It wilt not' Uppear again. DR. S. FOX. Dentist.

Rooms 504.505 Wachovia Bank and Trust Building. peanuts, W. A. Petree; see- society women were engaged In poker playing that could not be classed as fo. W.

Newsom; third, W. A. will be conducted by Revs. T. B.

consecrate a shrine. Of him that was bom there the final earthly word was spoken long ago; but. Mother of God, Abbott, F. W. Grabs and C.

Manly "rainy-day recreation." BASEBALL LAW RULE8 80 NO. Morton shall that throng pass down the nil! beets, Mrs. S. J. Voss.

stock beets, C. M. Fulp; ec- S. Jones, side and away without looking into the McGEE-NEWSOM NUPTIALS CELEBRATED NEAR RURAL HALL pumpkin, T. P.

Calaway; sec- Court Says Church Tenor Must Sing, Heaven above In unutterable love and homage with the thought of a spirit there which knew In this world naught H. Spainhour; third, A. H. Basing Rule on Lsloie Case. and 4 he doctors say he is in a serious WASHINGTON.

Nov. 8.A tenor Frances Jones. i of splendor and power and fame, condition. whose sad lot it wns to live and die stock pumpkin, T. Baker; Tom Gentry.

RURAL HALL, Nov. 9. Last Sunday evening Mr. Charles McGee, son of Mr. and Mrs.

D. G. McGee, of this in obscurity, struggle, almost in pen JAIL FOR GOOD SAMARITAN, under contract to sing In a church Choir must carry out his agreement just as must a baseball player. He must not flunk because the music is too difficult or because he does not citron, S. T.

Lane: second, A. ury and squalor; whose tragic fate Best baby cap, Lula Spainhour; second Pearl Newsom. Best corset cover, Agnes Pulliam; second Lelia Pulliam. Best doillies. Mrs.

Amy Kiger; sec pedge. place, and Mdss Sarah Newsom, the it was after sue had lain half a life Held Pending Investigation of Death atermelon, W. A. Petree; charming daughter of Mr. C.

New or unfortunate Ho Befrlsnded. have time tor rehearsals, Abe Houchins; third, J. W. time In her humble, unmarked grave, to be pursued by the deepest, darkest calumny that can attach itself to the Such was the decision rendered by CINCINNATI, Nov, 8. Following ond, Hattie Smith.

Judge Terrell In the suit brought by discovery of the body of homeless Au sunflower, Omer Pulliam: sec- som, of Tofcaccovtile, were happily married by Esquire Simmons, at his residence, In the presence of only a few frlendsX who accompanied them, name of woman; the hapless, fair-haired Nancy Hanks? Monsignor Lee. of St. 'Matthew's CRth iraay Southern. gust Bchmldt, GO years old, in the room of William C. Smith, Second street and oMc church, agulnst Lawrence J.

Miles display of gourds, Paul Houch- No falser, fouler story ever gained currency than that which impeaches first tenor of his choir, 'liie pnesr Broadway, lloroner Cos asked Chief cond, M. J. Smith. claimed damages to the extent of Jackson to detain Binlth pending an of wheat. He thought It was made from corn meal.

But it only goes to show, dearly beloved, that are getting to be back numbers; there, are thousands of things ws cannot keep up m6r'm'M sup. oat meal became a favorite dish Vnd is yet, but eating it always did make us feel like were feeding a horse on mixed feed. And there are other so-nailed breakfast foods, most of them palatable, but half the time on has no knowledge of the ingredients, Some may be mad burnt eork. old shoes, properly treated, and so on. Greensboro Record.

i ti A MAIL CARRIER'S LOAD Seems heavier when he has a weak back aad kidney trouble. Fred Dueh-, ren, mall carrier at Atchison, Kas says: "I have been bothered wiOi kidney snd bladder trouble and had a severe pain acroM my back. Whenever I carried a bsavy load of mill my kid. ney trouble Some timao among whorl were Fannie McGee, Josie Bpalnhoirf, Messrs. W.

B. SDainhour and J.6. Porter. the character of the mother of Abra 1100. investigation or tne fleam.

collection of fruit, L. S. second, T. B. Smith.

i "oval Limbertwle annlea. L. The contract was held to be valid by Bmlth says he met Schmidt wander ham Lincoln. It had never any foundation whatever. Every known fact flatly contradicts it Every aspect of Immediatfelyfter the ceremony the bridal parfir jfent to the home of the Judge Terrell.

He quoted the suit of ing about Sunday night suffering from 1 1)8; second A Tlrlo the Philadelphia Baseball Club against Illness and exposure. He played the circumstantial evidence stamps it a groom's Barents, where a delightful Magnum Bonum apples, Geo. Napoleon Lajole for refusing to play role of Good Samaritan by taking the oreooeterous lie. receptlou was tendered to the newly second. Mrs.

fl. W. Pulliam Drawn Work. Best display, Mrs. J.

W. Tuttle; second, Ethel Spainhower; third, Mrs. Lulu Spainhour. Best sofa pillow, Dera Tuttle; second, Ethel Spainhower. Best bureau Mrs.

J. W. Tuttle; second, Mrs. Pete Smith. BeBt pillow cases, Mrs.

S. F. Slate; second, Grace Grabs. Best handkerchief, Ethel Spainhower; Becond, Mrs. T.

B. Smith. Fancy Articles and Lace Work. Best display Mrs. Mary Wilson.

Best fancy sofa pillow, C. M. Tuttle; second, Lennis Pulliam. Best fancy work bag, Mrs. Mary i Crochet Work.

tw disnlav. Mrs. Mary Wilson; with that team In loi as being sick man to his own bed, and attended It was a period of heroic achieve married couple. olden Winter apples, L. S.

him during the night. He told the po case in point. He awarded nominal damages of $10. The verdict is re lice that Schmidt asked for strych Virginia Beauty, Jas. A ment tempered by religious fervor.

It was a pious. God-fearing neighborhood of simple, hard-working men and women. Debauchery was unknown. garded as a sweeping victory for Mon nine tablets, and that six tablets, which he bought, contained one-sixteenth of signor Lee. It establishes the prece The house had been tastily deco ed for the occasion and a most delicious supper was served, after which the groom's sister delighted the guests with some music.

The bride wore a tailored suit of blue cloth with hat and gloves to dent that a church choir contract must Kielfer Pears, J. W. Tuttle; Mrs. J. w.

Tnttl a grain and Schmidt took three. When Smith awoke he found Schmidt dead. Double-living was Impossible. Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks, as I have be observed as any other obligation Japan Golden Russett, D. L.

The coroner said the quantity of second, n. Hnnk Pi- shown, came of good it offends the soul of a brave and strychnine was Insufficient to have STUPEFIED AND STOLEN, I started taking Foley Kidney Pills and match. Magnolia Pears. Henryf Mc- SAY8 DAZED WANDERER For the present (Mr. and Mrs.

McGee just manhood, It should arouse In tlrt? heart of every true woman a sense caused death, but be wanted Smith held until he established the cause to his own satisfaction. rna, Li, S. bimw Lamiift lutein uva guuvu ail tlrely rid of all my kidney tioutl and am as sound now as ever." W. O'Hanlon. will reside with the former's parents Tobacco Drnartm.nt second, Mrs.

Pete Smith. ALTOONA. Nov. yet of wrong that so much as a shadow but later they will take up their display, J. H.

Dorsett; Bec- in full possession of all his faculties rests upon the meroery of the little abode on their farm, which is locaien 1 -V V- BEQ FOR FOOD WITH o. r.aion: thiril Smith and in a nltlable- condition, James For dryness and Best counterpane, snu, Madows. Best 'counterpane, crochet, Mrs. is. L.

Pulliam. MtintArnana worked. l. M. bright wrappers, F.

M. Nance; Roush. aaid 30. of Roaring Springs, only a short distance away. nMMAn In Wachinnton.

MARK OF BLOODY THUMB. LTJDER, Wyo Nov. 8. On the verge arrived home after an absence of sev Katon la the throatnfarseiwjaTihd all coughs aruHfoldtg taiffoley's Honey eral days, lie declares he was ab mahogany wranners. F.

"Uncle Joe" Cannon, of Danville, CCOl. -WUUlv 1 Tuttle; second, Mrs. Jacob bnuiiz. second. TiuMov tkM aid Tsjf'ompourtfr Contains no opiates.

E. W. O'Hanlon. ducted, and bis story has caused a of starvation, the Shoshone and Ara 111., blew into Washington Jiiy fnnr white duck suits, a uaKer. sensation.

pahoe Indians are preparing the cabin In which Nancy uncoin gave to the world an Immortal son, born In clean, unchallenged wedlock, nor thought of taint or shame anywhere. Let no one of those that gather there go thence without a heart salute to the gentle spirit of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, that maybe, somewhere be-vond the stars among the angels of the choir invisible, will look upon the scene, serene and safe at last In the bosom of her Father and her Roimch Is employed in the Penn tillers, V. R. Kntnii! nnnnnd. Best counterpane, luneu, Boles; second, Mrs.

Shultz. Rat craiv work auilt, Mrs. T. a. sylvania Railroad shaps here, but had Pith; third, Jas.

A. Boles. strangest petitions ever addressed to the authorities at Washington. Every buck at the head of a family living pain In his stomach and a gloomy opinion of the outlook for the Republican party. He explained the i th milts to the newspaper been on duty last week, owing to an Smith; second Manie Moore.

REPORT OF COTTOH Best calico aullt, trnma uem.j, 1US3, A. H. Rutledge. Live Stock, team horses, J. Spot Taylorj attack of rheumatism.

He came to Altoona Thursday to see he Pennsylvania's relief doctor. within the bounds of the reservation second, Viola Ingram. reporters, but was rather uncom- Is signing a "thumb mark" demand for Best quilt, most pieces, munlcativa on pouuc. ouw While standing war the omce a OOrSe. .1:1 moo AUrlnn.

mnnnA the removal of H. E. adswortb, the GlflflEO Smith. Uod ffioyles. agent In charge.

Post THE HORRORS OF WAR. young stranger accosted him, he says, and asked him to go into a hotl to get a drink. He did so. Each Indian daubs his thumb in Ink, Best home-made rug, wr. a.

Pulliam; second, Mrs. L. S. Gra6; hnmd.madfl HTML MrS. Alle )21 No.

10th St, Ft. 21 Srker, J. SHOWS; T. W. Terry; aecond, estmore'snd.

Sm and many are using their own blood, to make their mark on the paper. They Roufl says he ran it warer, ana but Newsom; second, Mrs. L. S. uraos.

By Berton Bradley. many kinds of illit not eet bet' minutes lost an Knowieugc blame Wadsworch for their hunger and stallion. Chap Bodenhamer; M. Allen. brse colt, 3.

W. Slate. a surroundings. When he had par War and the smiling fields are oiac uo nointoA ntnture. Annie Kate wiHnov phi.

To matter threaten open 'revolt unless conditions sre immediately repaired tially recovered consciousness next Where1 the fire and uatues nave it- vidnpv trouble, von Jones; second, Mrs. J. S. Slate. mules, W.

3. Johnson; J- A. BovIoh. morning he was in an oia ounains iin miiMr unit nermanent benefit by Poultry List. S.

L. Pulliam highest score and the use of Foley Kidney Pills. Start MAKES JOE FEEL LIKE mule eolt. S. A WotTnnr- Kotid, H.

W. Carroll. best collection poultry. ineir untn. War and the brave blood running And the1 sunken ships and the host of dead.

War and its wake of wrong and 'nking them now. m. w. mmuu. Maiidaehe.

Nervousness FEEDING ON MIXED FEED. Dr. Wiley, of the Bureau of Chem ww. M. j.

smith; aecond, Best Barred Kscks, first and second pens. First, second and rheumatism, both In men and women, mean kidney trouble. Donotal and third pairs. istry, says be took a pint of wheat and ground It and it made enough WAStUNXJTCC, Noy. 8.

The cot-ton ginning report of th United, State shows 8,988,172 round bale ginned; fie Island, 86,133. The total ginning by states is given below: Alabama, Arkansas, 443.506; Florida, 56.973; Georgia, 1.906,256; Louisiana, iM4ssls sippi, (North Carolina, 597-69; Oklahoma, South Carolina, 1.021.972; Tennessee, Texas, other states, 67 It, wratn. in lt nath. Cumberland, Md. He was taken rrom there to Washington, D.

and later to Baltimore, always closely guarded, by men he did not At Baltimore an aged man was ushered Inio his presence. "He Is not the man wanted." said the visitor to Roiish attendants, and went away. The guard was then relaxed, and Roush escaped, rode to York on a train, walked from there to Harris-burg rode to Altoona and walked home. lie is weak from loss of food, Rhode Island Keas, i. r.

first and second pairs, highest score. mush to keep three people one oay. low it to progress beyona me reacu 01 moHirin but stop it promptly with W.r-that ha. wakened long asleep. White Leghorns, A.

heifer. Foley Kidney Pills. They regulate the While the cnuaren -men weep. i. Vnrth Cherry vr.

AUUUlUBi BKUUU, oss. Pitt Game, J. F. Newsom, first, sec- at a total cost or one ana nn cents. Mush msde out of wheat rouses Wade Harris, the Charlotte Chronicle man, and be wants to know "bow come" mush Is made out action of the urinary organs.

Tonic in action, quick in results. E. W. O'Han-lon. on a ana unra J.

F. Newsom highest score and Mountnln ctr gecond best collection. street, who has been quite ill with fever, is Improving. na. T.

F. Baker. Hen and little cmcss, Mountain View Stock I.