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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02
OPPOSED CONFERENCE
Baltimore and Philadelphia Threw
n Bomb Into Waterways Meeting
At Cincinnati.

A special to the Louisville Courier
Journtl Of Friday from Cincinnati
says:
Baltimore and Philadelphia hurle
bomb into the waterways conference
which was opened by the leading spr
its in the Ohio River Improvement as
sociation and by Representatives from
many states south ana west at the
Grand Hotel here today Not only
was the east not personally represent
ed. but the two cities above mention
ed deliberately and Numerically op
posed the new organization and its
proposed huge national convention al
Washington. Secretary Tucker of the
Philadelphia Board of Trade, and
Robert Ramrey, Of Baltimore. chair.
man Of the rivers and harbors exeeu
tive committee. went on record with
letters for a reconvening Of the rivers
and harbors committee
The affair was generally considered
an affront and was so stamped by the
Pittsburg delegation. Many felt, how.
ever that they must submit. Others
thought that their purpose would be
served by any plan The major.t,
were Of the opinion that the proposed
reascembling Or the commission could
never be obtained With the mos
4 ardent support Of the entire Middls
West and South, as evidenced BY del
\ cgates present and by most encourae
Ing letters, II was determined that the
N matter should be fought out, and there
Az every promise that thy viii event
nally march Oh Washington I'd argue
\ fur greater river appropriations,
CQl John H. Vance, president q
y the Ohio Valley Improvement associa
tion. called the meeting to order Thu
organizations represented were: ST
Francis River Improvement associa
Won, John bravo and Frank Tilley
Pittsburg Coal Exchange, Isaac Masol
and Frank Galenie. st. Louis Mei
chants Exchange Pittsburg Mel
Y chants and Manufacturers associs
tlCn, Jchn II. Jones and Thomas Rees
L0uirvllIe Commercial club, w.
" Williams, X y. Norman and MI I
w BevIlle; Pittsburg Chamber of Cor
raerce, John Eaton and George II, All
dcrson; o. v. / association, Pittsburl
Cant. w, r, Rogers; louisville Boar
Of Trade and river interests, Col "
w. IIitc, James Thompson, (iilmer A,
ANS, g. Fl. BONNER, John Brand, s.
Henry, Paul Barth, w. r. Belknal
George Gaulbert and James Buckne
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02
FIGHTS PRISON GOODS
School Desk Manufacturer in Compe-
tition With Convict Made Furni-
overwhelmingly to Cost
100000.

The intere; ting information devel
oped a few days aga at the conference
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02
Notice.

We have arranged to have al our
work done in st. Louis and our pat.
rons Will receive prompt attention.
Wagons are making regular calls and
all customers are asked to hold their
work for us. A temporary ofilce has
been opened up at 207 Ninth street.
Both phones 1903.
American Steam Laundry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02

The Bulletin presents al tho latest
local and telegraphIc newA
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02

Why suffer with your stomach,
Kidneys and liver when HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
Weii. II taken this month, keeps you
van III summer. 35 cents, Tea or
xnblets r. q. schuh 4 Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02
Notice.

All persons violating the city ordi-
nance In regard To dl3charglng tire
arms and exploding fireworks with
In the city limits are liable to arrest
and notice is hereby given that the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02
Why Some Ovens
Don't Bake.

In many ranges the oven door hangs only by
the hinges at thu bottom when the d ,or is down
BIT these hinges generally east iron and II the
door drops down very suddenly they often break
We know this to be a fact because have had
to send and get new ones. This never occur
in the MAJESTIC for two heavy malcable chat
can never break braces hold it solid We often
demonstrate their strength by standing on them
Sheet ron will not rust quick
y as shcc. steel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02
ST. cENEvyEvE LIME.

In ten barrel lots, for the next 30
days delivered to any part of the
city, 30 cents per barrel
A. s. FRAZER. !.
Telephone No. 346.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-02
Notice.

There are twelve dogs in the city
pound and unless owners call for them
within twenty.four hours they viii be
killed.
G. A. DAVIDGE,
Poundmaster.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Krupps are to erect another artirery
factory.
A. Roswell. ~. NJ. Arm sold 1000
steers 10 Iowa parties.
-Four i2oo-foot artesian wells will be
sunk at once az HaEerman. ". NJ.
Preliminary survey Of Gainsviile-
Sherman interurban line f. beoing run.
Prank Kelly. charged at Ardmore
fAiher-in-law. was held without bail.
Felix Moline. a policeman Of Colom-
eia. Mex, killed woman and himself
There were over fifty conversions as
result OF Methodist revival al Albany.
Tex
The little child OF Douglass Butler
died near sabinal. Tex. from a snake
bite.
Laura Ballard. a negroes Of Houston.
vas severely stabbed. Her husband
was arrested.
r. A. Cor. shot AZ waurika. okla.
Sled. J. NJ. Billion and son. Joe. were
placed under arrest
Epworth League auditorium II under
at Corpus Christi II L.
10 be completed by June rs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
HOW GERM DISEASES START.
People With Weak Siomaehs 10 a Con.
tinual State OF Danger.

Nearly all disease germs that find
Judgment In the system gain en-
trance with the air We breathe, or
through our food aud drink.
IL the stomach and digestive or
gans be weak, 50 that food does not
readily digest, they will contain a
sour, Shiny fermenting mass, an
ideal spot for the disease germs TO
grow and spread through the whole
system.
People with a weak stomach are ia
a continual state OF danger, and they
should use the best means. Mi-o-na,
to strengthen that organ and tone
up the whole digestive system. This
remedy IL a certain cure for all dis
eases Of the stomach excepting can
GER. Used before each neal, IL so
strengthens the whole digestive sys-
tenn that you can eat what you want
and all you want without fear Of in-
digestion. There will be no fermen-
tation OF food aud the stomach and
intestines will be so clean and pure
that disease germs cannot possibly |
live, when Mi-o-na is used.
II you suffer with headache, back
ache, variable appetite, nausea,
snawing at the pit of the stomach,
'allow skin, heart. burn, furred
.ongue, sleeplessness aud general de-
'ility, IL shows that the stomach has
been overworked aud weakened. A
ifty cent box OF Mi-o-nA tablets will
i've quick and speedy relief. /
ASK r.. j. jenkins, one Of the NEST
eliable druggists in Bryan, 10 show
'ou the strong guarantee under
which he sells Mi-o.na. ]
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
RAILROAD 4Isn TABLE.

RI. Patterson left for Dallas yes
terday
Mrs. Albert Hanneman 10 visiting
IN Palestine.
Read Wilson a Edges millinery
nd In this issue. i6s
Louis Bate came In from Steele's
Store yesterday.
Mrs. Y. Bonneville has been very
III for some time.
Mrs. ]. T. Hanway returned from
Houston yesterday.
w. w. Hare returned from bust
ness trip yesterday.
For Sale Cheap - Baby go-eart.
Apply 10 Mrs. Pico. l7O
IA. ID. Robinson OF wixon was
IN the city yesterday.
Ring 227 for first class shoe repair.
ing. Frank TodAro. n
w. ). Mai was n visitor from the
Brazos bottom yesterday.
Sam X. Henderson and q. +. Dixon
visited Franklin yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. McNutt arrived
from Hearne on q visit yesterday.
Mrs. w. &. White Of Milano, is the
guest OF w. b. Baker and family.
Harlan Adams returned 10 FL Paso
yesterday after visit TO relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Howard Of lola
were visitors TO the city yesterday.
Miss Hazel waggeman OF Shreye.
port IL the guest OF Mrs. o. II. Astin.
JIM. Sykes and Miss Estella Sykes
were here from Benchly yesterday.
Wilson a Edge will trim hats free
this week. Read their ad in this is-
sue. 1853
. Mrs. II. V. Kernole and Mrs. s. II.
)Allphin left yesterday to visit In San
Antonio.
] Mrs. q. G. Scale Of College was In
the city yesterday and went TO
Benchley.
Mrs. Chas. n. Williamson and
children returned 10 Fort Worth |
yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Field arrived from
Calvert yesterday 10 attend the villa
Maria exercises.
Fine barbecued meats Of all kinds
In any quantity at w. w. Mikes
barbecue pit on Bryan street. 1853
Mrs. Ernest Adams and little son
returned 20 Taylor yesterday accom-
panied by Miss Marie Adams.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
Ih'rty-First Annual Gathering In ss..
sion ct NIAGARA Falls.

Niagara Falls. June 2O-The thirty
hrst annual gathering Of the imperial
council Of the Ancient Arabic order O,
the Mystic Shrine opened here Tuesday
with a large attendance. thousands OF
shriners from all sections Of the United
states and Canada being present. The
imperial council was escorted 10 the
meeting place. the International thea.
ter. by uniformed Arab patrols.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21

messfe. j. n. GhmmOn and
Chambers and their crew Of work
men took In Houston Sunday. Mr.
Chambers went away with = Grip
pied foot, but returned sound an.
well, and he and associates are push
ing the X. M. Wilson cottage y
completion with great rapidity.
Some person or persons entered
the home of Mrs. A. Bergman Tues
day evening while the family was a
supper and stole purse containing
so. So far as can be learned Their,
IL no clue 10 the theft.
The invalid child OF Mr.. and Mrs
o. q. Utsey died Sunday after q
brief life Of pain and suffering which
every effort 10 alleviate proved futile
The fond parents have the sympa.
thy Of many friends.
Today only as long as last
Basket tomatoes, Zoe.
Basket peaches, Zoe.
Pineapples, loo.
r. J. Fountain a Co.
Phones I'll and i79 i6s
j. &. Bennett and family aud Geo.
w. Higgs and family returned Tues
day night from a pleasant and sue.
cessful fishing trip to the Little
Brazos river.
Never before In Bryan have you
had the opportunity Of buying la
dy's hat free Of the cost OF trimming.
Wilson a Edge will trim hats free
this week. i69
Mrs. c. F. Stevens and Miss
Eloise Morris Of Liberty are guests
at Villa Maria Ursuline Academy.
Miss Morris IL graduate Of last
year.
w. l.. Zuleh and Joe Keller Of
Willow Hole were here yesterday en-
route TO Marlin to join Mrs. Zulch
and daughter. The latter is quite III.
Judge Jno. n. Henderson returned
to Austin yesterday. The court OF
criminal appeals will conclude the
work OF the Austin term this week.
Mrs. Ida Iaphet Of Houston is
here to attend the villa Maria ex-
ercises, and is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Julia wipprecht.
J. J. Keith aud wife, William
Medland aud wife and Easley Sted.
man aud wife were here from Keith,
Grimes COUNT, yesterday.
+. +. Steveis returned 10 Coleman
yesterday. Ms. Stevens will remain
'Or longer Witt to her parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Is. q Tabor.
Lost-Phir gold trimmed specta-
lies between II. & T. G. and Third
Baptist church colored. Return 10
Eagle Office. i6s
Extra qualit. preserving peaches
o cents per bucSet, In front Howell
'ros.' store Thursday morning. Ike
s.Vannoy. i6e
Miss Elizabeth Denny OF Calves 1
on, after a visitio Mr.. and Mrs. w. {
!. Howell, left 70 Temple yesterday. :
Miss Louise lrown returned 20
iouston yesterdy after a visit 20 ,
ir. and Mrs. W.l.!Howell. '
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
n. & ]. c. RATES.

On June summer rates will com.
mence to Galveston and coast re.
sorts, l. m p asas. Marble Falls,
Kingsland, LlAno, Milford, A nlarillo.
Boerne. Comfort, Keerville and east
tern points. Not too busy 10 answer
questions.
Nashville, Tenn, account Summer
School, sell June 10 10 IL. 10 10 81,
July l, 2, 3; rate s2S. 96, limit 90 days.
Indianapolis, Ind, June 10 TO %
inclusive.
Tyler, account Fruit and Truck
Growers. sell June p and %. Rate
s5.75, limit June %.
Corsicana, account Hoods Brig
ade, sell June %, and morning OF
nth.
w. S. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
INSURANCE.

We are prepared 70 insure any kind Of in.ur.
aole propery-stores, stocks OF merchandise.
machinery, corporation property, warehouses;.
cotton, country property, gins. etc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
TO WORK FOR THE PRIZE.
Additions TO the Last Of Participants ia
the Brszos County Farmers
Congress Contest.

Messrs. j. A. ID. Robinson, w. l..
Edge, Mark Wilcox and J. b. Green
have been added TO the committee TO
get up a Brazos county display for
the Farmers Congress. Increasing
interest is manifested 10 making the
enort to capture the $50 cash prize,
and # Brazos county farmers get a
hustle on themselves they will sue.
coed.
The prize, II won, will be given to
the three communities having first.
second and third best dlsplays-s25.
80 and $40 respectively.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
MUSICAL TEST RECITAL
Al Villa Maria UrsuIine Aesdemy-Com.
meneement Exercises Tonight.

A we'll pleased audience was
that which took leave Of the Ursu-
line ladies and the pleasant envi-
ronments Of Villa Maria Academy
yesterday afternoon at 9 o'clock
after enjoying a Musical Test Re-
cital. A program of sixteen clas-
steal numbers was rendered with
such excellence as to win more
golden opinions for the work of
the Ursuline pupils aud their in.
sIruoiors, and to give a foreta.te OF
The pleasure in store for those who
attend the commencement exer.
cises tanight.
The ladies Of Villa Maria Ursu.
line Academy announce the fourth
annual commencement exercises,
which will be held at the Acad.
envy on st. Ursula's Hill this
evening at 7:30 O'Clock. The
grounds Of the Academy will be
lighted and men employed for the
purpose will be on hand to take
'harge Of and care for the horses
md vehicles Of all who attend the
exercises. An admission fee Of so
'ents will be charged, as usual. A
plendid program has been ar
'anged including musical numbers,
'ssays, recitations and a beautiful
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21

The vagrant law is being en-
forced in many places in the state.
When this law lie enforced all the
year round instead Of in certain
seasons there will be fewer idlers
and fewer crimes in Texas.-Cor-
sicana Sun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21

Mrs. A. F. Conradi left yesterday
for New Hampshire 10 spend the
summer. Prot. Conradi accompanied
her TO Hearne.
Clarence Wick returned from Pal
estine yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
Hay al Washington.

Washington. June 2O.-Secretary OF
state Hay has returned 10 Washington.
He called on the president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
Pope Receives Ryan.

Rome. June 2o-The pope received IN
private Office Archbishop Ryan Of Phil
AdelphiA.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-21
T. r. BATE
Au'y n law.
J. l. FOUNTAIN
Mgr. Real Estate Dept
7. R. BATE & co.
Law, REAL ESTATE, AND INSURANCE.
We oFFER FOR SALE

We OFFER FOR SALE
Tires brick buildings on Main street.
Three family residssees one block north OF
eourtnouse square from $50 20 $3.50.
Beautiful building lots fronting graded school
Lots In cavitt's addiuon for sale cheap.
Joe ,. Reed residence. an elegant home lana
ent 70 Main street;
". B. Hudson two story residence. a sooa
eonIonaele home and all modern convenienoes
Juo. Keistier place. prics $3.50.
Lots and houses OF all kinds ana Description.
10 any part OF town 70 rett ard for sale. Moot
% tnls property can Be bought on tine By pay
lng one third cash.
Lots improved fOr.par;ies desiring us TO do 90.
WIN sell: rent and exchange property ln..most
any part OF the state.
We have q number OF good upland and creek
bottom farms that We offer a. Bargains
We also have BraEos bottom lands for sais IN
any sized tracts desired. Improved and unln-
proved, the richest land 10 the world.
We have hog and cattle ranches for sale In
Bralos and Barieeon couaties and large cattle
ranches IN Western TEXAS and MeTico.
Loans negotiated
We have property listed with us for salefand
exchange in most every part OF Texas, bothfcity
snd country property.
We buy rsAliestats az well ss sell Il.
INSURANCE.
We are prepared 10 insurs any kind OF lnsur-
Aole propery-stores. stocks OF merohendise
machinery, corporation property, wnrehouees
cotton, Country property, gina. etc.
We can insure your life IN the best companies
% earn for lees premium than many COM
panies charge for the sane class Of pronsrtv
MS Important, a. statistics inform us thai
snile FIRE insurance II a good thing Life In
lurance u more important A. out Of 100 are
he life dies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
EMUSIC BY FIRST REGIMENT BAND OF CINoINNATI=
 j.
,THlRD NleHr-wED'spAY, OCT. 25

THIRD NIGHT-WED'sDAY, OCT. 25 GLASS '1s.1MosT STYLISH TWO
 HORSE TURNOUT. Occupants not con- sidered, horses to count 90 per cent. ve- hicle 30 per cent, harness 20 per cent, horses to De matched or cross matched. Style action and manners. First prize: s4o.oo; second prize. s15.Oo; third prize, s5.OO
 CLASS EXCLAMATION CLASS HAIR NESS HORSE. Stallion. mare or gelding, size, style. action, speed and manners, to be shown before appropriate four-wheel
 vehicle. Prize: Championship silver cup,
 valued at 5000. offered by the state of
 Alabama. '' ;, { gislslH panied in appropriate vehicle, ease, grace and driving ability to govern. First prize: Silver serving bowl, valued at $500, of fered by the Birmingham News; second prize, Sterling silver toilet set, valued at s25,O0, offered by Robert Jemison, Jr. CLASS 2l.-HIGH SCHOOL SADDLE HORSE. To be ridden by lady or gentle
 man, style, action and variety of gaits to govern. First prize; $150O and silver
 medal; second prize, 5000.
 CLASS 22.-COACH STALLION. Any
 age or breed, to halter or long line, size,
 style action and conformation. First prize: s25OO and silver medal; second
 prize, 5000 and bronze medal
 GLASS 23.-SADDLE MARE OR GELD-
 ING. Walk, trot and canter class, style,
 conformation and manners to count 10 per cent, riding 25 per cent. First prize:
 s35,00; second prize. s1500; third prize.
 $500.
 CLASS 24-Boy rider, under IS years,
 ease and ability, must mount and dis
 mount First prize: Silver medal and
 saddle, bridle and blanket, valued at $20.00
 offered by Drennen & Co.,; second prize,
 bronze medal and Winchester rife, valued
 at s1500, offered oy Birmingham Arms Go | CLASS 25.-POTATO RACE on horses l over IA hands, men over 2l years, must
 start at signal, ride 5O yards, dismount l pick up potato, mount and deposit 1t IT | goal basket, continuing until all potatoes
 are picked up. Winner to be party plac-
 ing greatest number of potatoes in bas- 1 ket. No interference with hands al | lowed. First prize Silver medal; second | prize. bronze medal.
 ! CLASS 26.-ROADSTERS. Best mare oi ] gelding to runabout. style, action, speed 1 and rfianners must back well, also stand | without holding. First prize: 5000, alst ] Challenge cup. offered by F. Y. Anderson miist De contested for annually at Blr | mingham Horse Show until won twice b, same party, not necessarily in succession ] second prize 5000; third prize, 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01

Zellar and Lottie Jewell riding and driving.
 CLASS ACCOMPANIED HORSE. Stal- lion, mare or gelding, to be shown in harness, must trot square, then to be shown under saddle, must have the five distinct gaits, QD wall), @ trot, @ rack, (D eanter, (5) fox trot running walk for slow pace. Style action and performance to govern. Performance in harness 50 per cent. under saddle 50 per cont. First prize: 5000; second prize 5000; third prize, s1OO0
 CLASS H.-TWO HORSE DELIVERY. Pairs to be shown before wagon actually in use, may be matched or cross matched Horses to count 60 per cent, wagon 30 per cent, harness 20 per cent, must back. turn and stand alone. First prize: Fine set double harness, valued at $45.00, of fered by w. c. Agee, also 5000 in gold and silver medal; second prize 5000 in gold and bronze medal Prize money to go to driver, medal to owner.
 GLASS 45-HIGH JUMPING. Two jumps, contest between Miss Lottie Jewell on Kingful, record feet 1% inches, and Miss Flo Zellor on Major Mckinley, rec ord 6 feet II inches. First prize: Gold nA,unted riding stock, valued at s15.00 second prize, silver belt buckle. valued at 5000. offered by the Fair association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
FIRST NIeHT-MoNDAY, OCT. 2s.

FIRST NIGHT-MONDAY, OCT. 23.
 CLASS 1'-GENTLEMAN DRIVER. Single runabout, driving ability alone to govern Prize: Silver loving cup, valued at s25.O0, offered by President Eugene Ffes of the Fair association.
 CLASS BLIGHT HARNESS HORSE. Mare or gelding to appropriate vehicle; style, action and speed to govern. First prize, 5000; second prize, sl5oo; third prize, $500
 ' fcLAss s-MosT STYLISH COUPLE ON HORSEBACK. Style, ease, ability to govern. Price for lady: Handsome gilt mirror valued at s25.O0. offered by F. w. Bromberg. Prize for gentleman: Gold watch fob, valued at $25.00, offered by H. c. Abbott & Bros.
 CLASS A. EXHIBITION BY HIGH SCHOOL SADDLE HORSE. Cupid, "the Horse of Many Colors," exhibited by Miss Lillian Shaffer. es CLASS 5.-Pony( stallion, mare or geld ing, any age, under 14 hands. to be shown to halter. Conformation and style to govern. First prize, $500; second prize, s10OO
 z GLASS 6-PAIR ROADSTERS. TROT- TIERS. To be shown before runabout or appropriate vehicle, action, style, speed and matching to govern. First prize: s5000; second prize, s2000; third prize, sloOo.
 7 GLASS 7.-CHAMPIoN CLASS-GAIT- ED SADDLE HORSE. Stallion. mare or gelding, size, style, action, conformation and gaits to govern. Must show CD walk, @ trot (3j rack, tD canter 60 fox trot, running walk or slow pace. Prizes Cham pionsfip silver cup valued at 5000, offered by the state of Ala bama
 CLASS S.-HIGII JUMPING, Exhibi- ton by the celebrated high jumpers Kingful. record ' feet 1a4 inches, ridden by Miss Lottie Jewell Major Mckinley record q feet Il inches, ridden by Miss Flo Zelor.
 Our President by First Regiment Band.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
SECOND NIeHT-TUEsDAY, OCT. 24


 CLASS EXPLOITING BRED MARE. Any age Gin harness), conformation, color. breeding, best type for road, track or breeding, written pedigree to be furnished judge. Prize: Silver medal by Fair as sociation, also season 1906 not transfer able) to Axtellion 29224, record 2:l5A. Of fered by Hermitage Stud, Nashville, Tenn. CLASS 1O.-MoDEL HORSE to halter. Best stallion, mare or 3geding, style and conformation to government. First prize: 5000; second prize, 5000; third prize, $500 @s ss'f
 CLASS 11-PoTATO RACE ON PONIES. Boys under IA years must start at signal, ride 50 yards, dismount pick up potato, mount and deposit it in goal basket, con- tinuing until all potatoes are picked up. Winner to be boy placing greatest num- Der of potatoes in basket. No interfer- ference with hands allowed. First prize S5.O0 in gold; second prize, S2.50 in gold
 CLASS FERMENTATION BY HIGH , SCHOOL SADDLE HORSE. Cupid. "the Cake Walking Horse,' exhibited by Miss Lillian Shaffer. A4.'
 CLASS 13.-SADDLE PONY under IA hands, stallion, mare or gelding. style, action and gaits, to be ridden By boy un- der B years. First prize: s25OO; second prize, 5000; third prize, $500.
 CLASS 14-LADY RIDER, accompanied by gentleman, style, ease, ability. First prize: Silver waiter and pitcher. valued al sS5oO offered by J. O. Thompson; sec ond prize: Cut glass dish, valued at s25OO, offered by lobe Rose Jewelry Co. CLASS 15.-HARNEsS HORSE. Stall lion mare or gelding, size, conformation, action, style and manners to govern. To be shown to four wheel vehicle. First | prize: 5000; second prize, 5000; third | prize sl000.
 l CLASS 16.-MOuNTED POLICEMEN. Horsemanship, mounting and dismount- l ing to govern. Horse must be shown at speed First prize: 5000 in gold and l silver medal second prize, s500 in gold and bronze medal. Hs
 CLASS 17.-HIGH JUMPING. Exhibi- tion by the celebrated high jumpers Kingfui record feet 1A inches, ridden by Miss Lottie Jewell. Major Mckinley record feet Il inches, ridden by Miss Flo Zellor.
 MUSICAL RIDE, under the direction oi Mir Walter r. Woodbridge of Columbia Tenn, 12 couples, lady and gentleman mounted Prizes: Gold medals for each lady and gentleman given by the Faii association.
 GOOD NIGHT by First Regiment Band