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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11
An evening Echo.

The millions we formerly sent to
aliens in alien lands to pay them for
making tin plate for us we now pay
to our own countrymen in the
United States; We have the tin
plate and we have the money expend-
ed for tin plate besides. WILLIAM
S. GREENE, N. c., Mass.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11
TWO MEN ARE FINED.

At the regular session Of police
court this morning. which was con
Quoted by Acting Mayor Will H. Cole,
two men were convicted OF drunken
ness and fined $3.50 each. One fellow
paid and the other one was released
under condition of leaving the city at
once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11
TAKEN TO JAM.

L. d. Hupp. United States deputy
marshal, took Virgil L. Rowe to
Harrisville Tuesday morning 70
serve a sentence OF ninety days for
tampering with the mails while a
rural carrier. He was sentenced by
Judge A. G. Dayton here last week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11
CHICKAsAW TRIBE, M. 20.

Notice is hereby given to the mem
bers OF Chickasaw Tribe No. S6 I'M
proved Order OF Red Men to be pres
ent at the FALL at 1880 O'Clock D. IN.
october 10. 1910. There will be bus
mess OF Importance to transact after
which refreshments viii be served.
All members are requested 10 be pres
emit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11

For County Commissioners,
WILLIAM G. OSBORNE AND
DORSEY w. CORK. ,Cvote for
bothJ
For Superintendent of Schools,
IRA L. swJGER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11
q Acres. Good.
-Il0nSe and Orchard

on BucIlhannon Pike, two miles from
New Fair Gr6pnts This property q
very attractive and at the price asked
win not be on the market long.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11

log. AcreFsarm For Sale
rsith six-roora house, good cellar,
granary. stable End other Out-butld-
ings, fine water all kinds OF fruit. SIX
acres OF meadow, 90 acres timber on
farm, located near Creation; good
market for an kinds OF produce. a
bargain for some one wanting farm.
Price $4,000. 5000 cash. BALANCE in :
ard 5 years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11

For Members House of Delegates,
LAFAYETTE G. Grille AND FRED
ERTCS w. CUNNINGHAM. (vote
4 Tor bothl.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11

7-room house, pantry and basement,
two porches, metal roof. cabinet man
tells, oak and poplar finish; lot !0x345.
Terms easy. VIII sell at bargain
within next 80 days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11

For state Senator,
BIRK 9. sTATHERs
OF Lewis county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11
e oeIoggR i. lalo.
ItIaPuRT.TCAN TIcKET.
For Congress!

Ieetion. TUESDAY, November 8, 1910
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11

11-room house, slate roof. bath, pan-
try and basement, back and front
,porchcs, good welI water, house prac-
ticalIy new, finished in hardwood.
sliding doors and cabinet mantels.
Within two minutes walk OF court
house, on good street
PRICE $500
If you have house to sell or rent,
list it with White. If you are looking
for a bargain. be sure to SEQ White.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-11

CHARLES e. CARRIGAN.
OF Marshall county.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17

Sc toIler cine Mooe lit, oeito
letter baftet fie. 8eneis: Die Iopie
bite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17

Sir County. aommiHar 9rcs,ust l..
Bir iino autoriiiert. CERT s. y.
SHORES ala unabbdn9i9en 8nn6ioaten
fir GountpTa ommifdr. Rreaintr 8o. i.
fir bic beborftsbenbs RobsubsrtpcM ons
sufttuoioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17
wrnnoeiscntums : llcbertraannscn.


q. 8. 9tenaler an SO. e. SuIioan
@runoftiid i'm ueuen gitbsS(pd 1918;
$1,000.
SO. 8. Srbniou uro Srmt an afircS
ulo Marie Sais, @runSitiid int neucr
gitpsglod 1907, $475.
@m. 8iu unb ailian Miblertbal
uno Srau, @runbitid an Ser Gafu
@lanca Ctr; $3.50.
San g. Greet an GIfreo ader.nann.
@rnnotiif an Der 4ba ctr !; S55.
GIamo 0eigbts 60. an s. .. Wiers
sentbaler, 0riinoitid in Glarno 3ei9bts;
$3.50.
S. 8. &~inesburb an Iobert @ihien-
id)ub, 8runoitiid an Der Soen Strobc
@aseltpoob &bbition; $4,000.
gbas. 8. Subj an George .. @ibl
0rlinoitiid an Der Oftselnira Ctr.
gliIe groui1arb an Grtfnr Ginrnts
llnb Srou, 0runotiid am 9eioe1 8lace;
$3.50.
aoeibeib sdiebel an Sran mart
2iselmarn, 8rlin6ftiid an ser Noro.
Safberrb Ctr; $1,000.
q. 6. 9au6b an Srau Senr1~ Saeo!s
@rtnotiid an Der 5ids Goe,. Solrsirsa
Gobition; $5926.
So[ompn unb San1uel 9aifoip;b mi,
@attinnen an 81. 8. 8ruitI uno @biDir
Qamm, @runbffiif i'm neueit Giths8lod
270; $4,000.
SKATER s. Qe6r an S. g. uno Nono
9billips, @runbltiid i'm tieucH Gitbe
8lod 1898; $1400.
Srau Wanbel 8ilion an Sobn y.
Sdub, @~runoitiid i'm neuea Gitb@9lod
812; $1615.
SerreG @en 60. an @ib Soiie GiNs
born, @runoftiid in Gan Sole; $500.
gbns. s. S~ppenbeimer an Seene Mill
Ier, @ruubitiid an Der Ode Der 5ouitoi
unb MorbsSon @arcos Cir S400.
Geo. s. @arine on @1r 8eiNfe.
@runbStiid an Der Oafpion S:r.; $500.
g6as. @agner nno Srnu an Srau
| @ba grotpn, @runbifiid in Z W
gampbea's Subbibifion; $1,000 Ii. u.
@arh Gnn @eber II. q. an Sra.l
Catherine Meber. @runoitiide All Der
@usf 9traBe, Der gbeitnllt Der 9reia.
Ser Gpemie 8 utb in Golunlsia Seiehts
Sobn II. @arb G. Stalbt an A(5teti
q. 5alin. Gruuoitiif in &laino 6elshts
$3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17
Wabl Au3etseu.
SIR 9taats genat.

8ir iinb nitori5iert. Germ SuItns
Real ais anrbibat fiir WtebertuabI fir
hen 9 ts euat arl5utlnbi9en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17

ite Menid, oell if ie eeieden uno io-
fort Serr leber Situation uno IL
iab er bolo inn gemiitlids;1 8ep:au-
Ser neben mir. Die 0dmntcrung iant
berunter uno Slime Moria IieB Die
9anoe ruben. Sic borta uns 81,
mie mir BON alien 3eite1 lpraGen;
i'd iab, pie lire Mugen an icinem
@eIidte bingen unb mie bcnn iluO
mann ein leidtes SLOT boriiher fog.
Sic reoete nenig, itano oann pl0b-
li6 auf uno gtng binous.
rInne Marie lit ittl uno liebt lei.
bend aus, betnerfte i6, ,oie Nrbeit
miro ibr gu bel"
St an%ttportete nibt ollgenbliflit
oann aete er: uSie NOR iramer 10
falt uno ittu, Tonte @oiam,noe."
uNein nein> Stiirn1er. lie bot
Summer, tie gramt iiG I'M -
&laus."
lin aQes in Ser @elt. sag lit Ell
ne ~unnotige Gorge" erruioerte er
lodenb; lno offenbar beitrebt, BON
Dem @eiprod)e los5ufommeit, forbid
te er:: u@ber mein @ott, no lit Srdl.
lem Mattoni?
yNaber bel Sbne,t, als Sic oen-
fen, gomin."
Sci Ser olten @etterbege, uibrer
0uenna2" frogte er nit ,encr @lei6'
giiltigfeit, oie unmillfiirlith an Dos
@egenteil erinnert.
(Gortietunl folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17
Gime falide Sbee. Man6e Gel

Cine falide Sbee. Mau6e 2eilte
elauben, oaB iie crit betflogerig fem
miiBten, ebe Weoi5in n%oi:renoig lit.
Sic mogen i6on ibre Arbeit not
oiirftig perri6ten fonnen aber Oen=
nod eines glutreinigers be0iirfen.
Die eemobnlidite @rt Der 9tutun-
reiniefeit madt iid bemerfbor Onrd,
@eidmiire, Simmer un0 Cautious
ihl1ge. @nbere Mrten uerurioden
Gbeumotismus, @elbIu6t, Sfrofcln
etc. Sorni's @lpenfroute: lit Oos
%onerfannte Mittel gegen aae oieie
2eioen. gr lit feline @potDefer4Wse.
oi5in, ionoern miro ben 2eutcn bi-
reft 8ugeiieat. Mon idreibe an
Or. Beter Sabrnep & Cons Go,
1875 go. Sopne Gtue. Chicago,
81.
9orni's Mlpenfrduter 9lutbelebcr
lit BEL 6ran 6. Mlbredt. 1888 Sit.
Commerce StraBe, 81 ba1en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17

aus Ser 9toot gu entfetnell. 0ie
n6dite Solge oieier @erbanulrg it
Sic Souptitobt NOR, baB Sic Srdfia
9@rotocfa olf sic gbe nit Sem polni.
iden Woanoten feinen @ert mebr
legte. 9os mirfte ouf 8. .5fi 10
oeprimiereno, ooB ct Dor 8rum Elm
altsihmeifenoes 2eben 81 llbreu b.
gam uno roi6 in's @ro5 fam. 80
traurig enoete Dos grobs llnterlleD-
men Beg groBen Yolen. ySeute", be-
MERIT oo5u Ser Gbronilr. limo 10
g%raroioie aopri5en i6on ullnlOglidj
gemoroen: Dos 2eben bot lid uere
fleinlihtl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17
3um 8erliner 1tniberii:its= Subj.
IGitm.

SCAW 0tAtttSl %AubuSk NAuAS yAuS
lann.
Ser .&laooeraoatid" oeroiient-
Iidt foleenbes y2ieo SET gerliner
Stuoenten~. MeI.: Sino mir nid)t
sur 9errlt6feit geboren:
Wtan6er Wtann lit in Berlin asbprell,
MlanGer nber fam bon oussp.ir1s her.
Sod min baben @ue bier a~eitbnoren
gu Der pima mater, bod nab Getr.
@ir itlibieren bier
@ein lDtpol als Bier,
llns beidirmt ia Der 8erlires 8dr.
MDgen andre StGote iid e~rfteucu
Sbrer 8er9e unb Der Burger fI6M,
Mag Die Mlpe ali9 bel an5eru ltreueu
Hebers 2anb elm buft'ges @:s!eagrim
Weinetnesenl Babl
Senn ipir Gaben ia
lniern ito55en &reuaberg Iii Berlin.
dag a,tf cnb're StGote nieocrldauen
Cine gauge HebenbiigelfronL
WeDgen anb' re mnnden Weirhera bl,le,,,
Gon bes 2ibtes heller Slut aurdlIcnnr,
Mag Der Wein bort bIiib'n!
9afiir hat Berlin
Sod iein 8eibbier, id0n una tiibl uno
blcno
anBt ben N6mer boiler 5tol1 bod 6eiaei,
Seinen 8elneoerii1en Ipotl.
2obt ii1 ben Enriier trunfen neigeu
@or Der genMs bebr unb boheitSpon.
Niemano bat. o tue9.
Cine SiegeaaIee.
$50 Elm @onis lit. adj. iebet 5oal
Wug an anbern l1niberIitdien
Au1 Der Na1trat iein elm fanftes 2nnint.
Dag Der Stubio in &onfIitt sort t,eten
Mit benz san3eu Roli5iitens tiuautm.
9ier III Waieltdt
Stebt Der S6ubmann, iebt.
1tnb Der Stltbio falutiert i'm ~ltraa,nl.
Sn Berlin l6ipinst frei iid Ser ges
baa,e
limb Die Seele in bic SSb' iu9lel
Sier rpnt lire @oeen tpilb Die Ranfe
Sern6in in Die ltnrmsepeitiGic See.
9o6 Berlin. bic Staotl
&abat, ~floreatl
ood Ser idrne, CRIME Strand Der Spree!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17
c a ..

oullq nit Dem Wot6er's GDnsreB elm
Seros G1ilo 2ife CONFORMATION Cont.
greB orgoniiiert. Ger 3lped biaier
neuen Organization ideitlt oen urte-
bern Ielblt nod nid)t gols5 flor gu
leil1. Mon nil Dem Since cine ito=
mere, reinere aillOer5eit ii6etl1 urb
boourd) before Wanner li.l0 5rouan
beral15ieben.' 9ei oer @rl!noung oic=
Ter Gereiiigu1tg moren Sic reltgiuien
unb temperen5lerilhen Gins(iiiie &C.
ionoers itorf.
9as @eri1t in @acc bot etta
@~erlegung oes 8ro5eiies Der 6r.u
Streigbt aus Mc@regor lta6 et1tenl
anoern Gountp ~pertpeiecrt. Gie
Srou lit befanntli6 onGeFla9l, ig-
ren @otten eridolien 81 boben.
= 9fad Ben A%ufitelluu9en 6e5
gr5iebungsoepartements giebt es in
unierm Staate 773,891 nctbe unG
194,3S0 farbtee &inoer lAulpfliGti
gen Differs.
Mlts Nelt=9raunfels miro oct
300 BON Srou gbriitine WasborE,
elmer Ser l%angiabrieiten 9eluobnc-
rinnnen jener @geno, ~gc.fctoet. Sir
erreidte Elm sitter BON 81 Gdbrcn.
Samitag abeno mrtoe ia
Souiton ein iunger Malrt nanlens
%. 6. &ttleoge, als e, an Der
8aibington 4pe. aus einc!1 Sta
Benbabnmogen iteigen mod'e, Sc
i6oiien uno i1iper permntcet. Sic
Terlon, Die ben Sdu5 a6feuerte,
entfam. Gutleoge itainmt Gus
Sosper, er pob1lt crit iein <r5enl
in Souiton. gr bat feline aGaullg
oapon, lper ouf i'm geidolier Da6er1
mag.
- Die 8oli5ei in @aloelton poi
Die Iuffiibrung Ser Sperefte Ste
Queen of tbe Moulin &Dilse" Der
6oten. IS lit Dies auf cine 9eidjuer-
De Der fatbolii6en unO rer proi
teitontiiden @eiitliden fin gelGe-
6en.
= Gas appeaotionsgeriht bet
cine gntideioung obgeg .6erL nod
Der Die lebte 2ocal Sntion=@aDl
in 8otter Gountp, in Dem Mmariuo
liest, uneiiltig iit. IN oieier
@abl botten Die 8rohibitiomitea
angeblid eeiiegt. @nari0o olelbt
alio p~orlaufig naB.
9iitriftri6ter &obiniplt III Bel
ton Bot oas @eiu6 Der GrobibiiIo-
nilten, Die 4ommiiidre rna 9eI
gountp 51 5%pingen, ooB le ei1e an-
5obl BON ben Grobibitioril;cn Der
langter 2ocal Sption.@ufifm iii
Gountp anoroneten, 5urissuefpieiea.
Sn Saplor itarb Srau WfurD
Sunfe, @attin bon gnmul,o @un-
fe, i'm Sitter BON 60 SabreE.
Sn Soma 8arf, @iehlta Goun=
tp, bot ii6 eine 5rmt Sr1i Gpba
nit Strpdnin pergiftet. 9tllh if
rem beioen ainbern bst lie boz
benz @ift ge9eben. 0os cine tit se-
Itorben.
Naf Dem 9eri6t Se5 Gr. 99i-
lips, bes 9ireftors bes ugllreuu of
Economic 8eologp~ Der SiaotSunl-
periitat, baben mir IN nnierm Stuate
lpdbreno Ser letten 26 Sabre 49,
t99,954 Sonneu &o6len uq5 eight
6erporgebrad)t. Set. BEN Sabre
1895 iiitb an aoblen allein 10,i6l-
S66 Eonnen gu Gage g~efrroert
noroen; ibr @ert betrug S22,595,
544.
@lls goerne miro Der SEQ
BON Srau Sobonna afelnm, lett
pielen Sabren cine 9 pJhnerin Len
aenoaG Gountp, eemeloet. Sic sr-
reidte Elm Sitter BON SO Sobrcn.
Ser neue eingeIegte Spe5laf-
5ug Ser sc. 8. & E. 8abn, ser 5lpi-
iden Gainesville unb 9oQns fabst,
entgleiite eleih am erlten Gage 6ei
Ser Niidfabrt. Ser Sei,cr s. =.
Gortben aus @ainespille 'purbe &C.
totet nno Der 2ofomotiehiihrer sad
Grofton aus 8aaos iplirba ihmtr
S,ns.fn4,4
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siitet Gud, nnr snr6en a.ae

9iitet Gmd ppr eaI6em seseu Sea-
tarrb, Die Quediilber entbalten, oa
Quediilber ii9er ben CHM bes @erud,s
5erftoren nnb bas gauge Sb1tem boIig
Serrattet miro, tpenn es burd bic ihleis
misen 0berfldbeu einbrinat. SolGe
GrtifeI ioaen ME anber auf @erorbuun3
gut berufener ger5te sebraudt tperbsn,
6a Der 5daben. ben fie anri6ten, se6ne
nal 10 groB lit als bas @ute, bas Shr
babon e~r5ielen fonnt. SALTS @ns
tarrb @ur. fabri5iert bon S. 5.
gbeneb & Co., EoIebo, o., entbdlt tein
Quediilber unb tpiro imnerli1 genoms
men 1lnb tpirft brett auf bic idleimigea
Oberfldden beg Sbftems. 8enn Sbt
Saus's 3atarrbs&rr fauft. feb iiher.
6aB SIR Die ddte befomnlt. sic ipiro
innerlid genommen nnb in Solcbn.
Sbio, bon S. S gbeneb & 60. ges
ma6t.
s~ gerfauft bon alien apotbelen.
Rreis Toe Die SInfde.
6au's GamiIiensVinen iino bic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17
9as seras Wnuber

BELT ale Rreren BIafen unh r6eu.
matiide 2eiben; Bel allen Gruggliien
ooer 2 monatIide 8ebanoIune per
Boit fin 81. Or. 6. 90. SaI. 1926
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Wo. Shreibt
fir Seueniffe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17
gan-G rlaubnisideine.

8. s. Meber. @obnbaiis, Mer1ant
Ctr; $1,000.
8. S. W~oroenbaum, @obalaus, slis
ouifa Ctr; $500.
Mlfreb Smts, @obnbaus, ct. Charles
Ctr; 5000.
Better g. earle, @obubons, 1913
Sbabo Ctr; $4,000.
Sai6arb @aIter, Bobnhalls. Sog
Upe.; $500.
60 aeeh, anbau. sOmmeriet Cir;
$50.
@m. S%enltermater, arbau. @eIt
usacon Ctr; $4,000.
Ns. Minselitein. Gaaerie uuo Nude
Gorben ctr; 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-17

gs entitebt piel ltniauberfcii
ooburh, bob cine Sono Die auoere
ipGidt.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-07

I notice that the oppoeers OF Gov.
|yardaman are at another trick.
They attempt to avert the sledge
hammer blows Of the brilliant young
Senator Bilbo. (the greatest thorn in
their flesh. They seek to get the
United States Post Office Depart
ment to forbid the publication and
transmission Of his speeches through
the mails. Senator Bilbo has not
used harsh language about Gov.
Noel and Mr.. Percy as the over
pious saints accuse. l consider Sena-
tor Bilbo a pure man at heart as
either Of his accusers. Gov. Noel
will go down i'm Mississippi history
as the greatest disappointment that
ever governed the State. yet he is
a better man at heart to all appear
ances than the Hon. Percy. | notice
some over Jealous saints have char
acterized Percy as the great construc-
tive statesman. Shades OF Jefferson,
Jackson, Lamar and George. where
art thou? America has produced
but few great constructive states
men, Jefferson out classes them all.
Tom Burton and Henry Clay rank
next, but the Honorable Leroy
Percy has yet to make record that
will place him in their class.
MINoU.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-07

The best specimens of the Keifer
pear we have seen this season was
brought to this Office, Monday, by
! Prof n. +. Jaudon of the Quincy
neighborhood. The fruit was grown
on tree set ten years ago and was
large and perfect. Mr.. Jaudon
states that up to this time he has
sold $50 ssorth OF pairs from this
tree and that the tree has been
killed back three times by hard
winters.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-07

Hon. G.. III. Alexander is scarcely
producing "A bubble on the bosom of
Mississippi politics. He can't separ-
ate his record from that of the dark
lantern caucus. The office seeker
who tries 20 carry the secret caucus
skillet i'm 1911, will be high and dry
without any votes. Voters next
year will not endorse secret methods
i'm elections.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-07

Many adherents Of Mr.. Varda-
man viii .ttend the State Fair at
jackson October 29th, i'm response
to the call to meet there to effect a
state organization to promote his
candidacy for the Senate next year.
Mr.. Vardaman will deliver an adj
dress on that day.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-07
Superseding all Others.

: From rich Mississippi River bot
toms: ~ have been selling Hughes
Tonic for six years for chills and
fever. Has superseded all others in
my trade. 1t invariably cures when
given according to directions. 1t il
the very medicine we need and the
only one for chills and fever that |
can SELL" Sold by Druggists
ann 81 90 bottles.
PREPARED BY
RoBINsON-PETTET Co. (INC.)
LOUISVILLE.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-07
S.S.S. RHt1Hz7isn 5uaES

Rheumatism 10 specific blood fermentation a souring
o the circulation from OF uric acid
In the blood stream This uratic imputy usually
result OF constipation weak Kidneys indigestion stom
ach disturbances These systemic Irregularities be
OF marked severity orof long Duration but
the removal Of the products This refuse re-
mains in the stomach and bowels and souring uric
acd. which the blood quickly absorbs.
Rheumatism is usually manifested In the Joints and
muscles 1t is here Its sharpest twinges OF pain felt
stienng OF ligaments and tendons commence The
pain of caused by the
with the gritty acrd formation which acid
to accumulate in the corpuscles of blood or
ening OF muscles and joints Is usually gradual consa
deposits the uric acid into the joints and slowly
up and destroyed Then becomes ser
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-07

1t is reported that Hon. Leroy
Percy is cancelling dates made to
address the people in behalf of his
candidacy for the u. $. Senate,
Many people believe that he will
quit the drive before the campaign
is over.
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Aberdeen Camp No. 147 Wood.
men of the World will have an in
teresting meeting Monday night, tG
which all Woodmen are invited.
Speeches will he made by Capt. p.
A. Dulin and Past Con. Com. w.
r. Ware. Music by the w. o. w.
Quartette. Burning the Devil
with Fire" will close the program
l.. ID. GRANLOFF, Clerk.
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les, 1 dozen photographs; Second
prize, best display of can goods,
fruits and vegetables,1 dozen photo
graphs
BY Mrs. j. J. Mathis: For lady
making bes tdisplay of fancy work,
one pair McKiser's College Queen
Flexible Shoes.
BY May & Grady: For lady making
best display of fancy work, one s.
hat
BY Dr. G. S. Bryan: To the girl
who who (by any means she man
choose) will kill the greatest num-
Der house lies, approximate count
to be day by day, from August 1st
| to October goth, $1,000 cash.
BY Mrs Alma Looney: For lady
making best display of jellies, one
81. 90 hat.
BY Dr. A. I. Burdine: For the three
largest pumpkins, 81; Second prize,
| for the best bushel of irish potatoes
| (form and smoothness of surface con-
sideredD 81; For best bushel of swee
potatoes, 81; For best half bushel
of onions, 81.
BY b. S. Jones: For the best
dozen fall turnips, one ten inch steel
beam two-horse turning plow.
BY DIR. A. l. Boozer: For best ex-
bhibit ON Guitar, Mandolin or Violin,
at / d. M on last day of fair, $3.50.
BY S. Schwab: For best goat, one
pair pants; Second prize, for best
Sheep, one hat.
BY First National Bank: $25.O0 for
the general expense of holding the
Fair.
BY Bank of Amory: $25.00 for
general expense of holding the ir-
BY ]. III. Harmon: For Oldest man
attending the fair, one walking cane
$3.50.
By Miss Estell Harmon: For old
est lady attending Fair. one black
silk bonnet.
BY Perry Harmon: For best exhi-
bit of home made tobacco. one lb.
fine chewing tobacco.
BY Green and Stucky Co: For best
acre of cotton, one pair S. Crossett
Shoes.
BY Johnson Bros. Drug Co.: For
heaviest baby under 10 months old
one S. Hand bag to mother.
Corn Club Boys Prizes.
BY Mrs. ]. ]. Mathis: For greatest
yield of corn on five acres by a
farmer boy under 20 years old. one
pair of Kiser's Red Storm Shoes
BY G. B. Flynt: For best acre ol
corn grown by boy under is years
old on east side OF river. $1,000 in
gold.
Bv Monroe Banking & Trust Co:
For the best acre of corn raised by
a boy under 20 years of age. $3.50;
For second best acre of corn raised
by a boy under 20 years of age
1880; For third best acre of corr
raised by boy under 20 years OLE
$500
| BY DIR. /. p .Burdine: For fourtl
hest yield OF corn in County by corr
club boy, un0eT 10 years oiu vow
Iror fifth best yield by boy under i
years old. $3.50.
i BY p. u. Roberts: To boy (mem
her of the corn club') who show
the best ten ears of corn. raised AM
| selected by himself. suit OF clothes
tvalue. $3.50
i By J. A. Mayfield: For the bo'
(member Of the 'scorn club') VIII
| exhibits best ten years OF corn raise'
and selected by himself. one $lz-6
suit OF clothes-
County Primes
| First prize: For best acre Of corn
i SIC n gold
sscond prize: FOR secoad best acr'
Ioe eoEn. $50.
1hlrd prisss For third bsst acs'
IoG cozn, @e.oo-
roursA prlzs: por four1A heet acE'
LEI cogn. e4Eo
Nut - (1ol 60 oollor enen-
- go = o1c1G &ksoo.
- Dot oGlo o. o11 -
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For More Than Three Decades
Foley's Honey and Tar has been
a household fayorite for coughs, colds
and ailments OF the throat, chest and
lungs Contains no opiates. Sold
by ]. l.. Shell & Co.
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who stands the best agricultural ex-
animation, $3.50.
The boy between II and 20 years
of age who delivers best speech
along agricultural lines. $500.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-07

That a good hay crop was saved
is evident from the quantity that is
marketed on our streets.
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The public schools of the county
will open in most communities next
Monday.
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Kidneys Affected-Back Weak.

NsoUttS astcSacu vsSoN-
Mr.. NJ. Broderick, Secretary and
Treasurer Local Union No. 406. Inter
national Brotherhood Of Teamsters,
writes from 435 T.. 10Th ST., Chicago, Ill,
os follows:
al have been suffering from weak
back and kidney trouble for some time,
and have been able to find relief only
through the use Of Peruna.
"During the winter season / usually
keep a bottle OF your medicine i'm the
house, and by taking dose at night j
am feeling fine the next morning.
"Some OF my friends assure me that
Peruna is equally as good for their var
ious ailments a. il Is for my complaint
but I do know that for kidney trouble
and suffering from weak back II has
no equal"
Cold Settled In Kidneys.
Mr.. Joseph Klec, 2l5 East 4th st.,
Topeka, Kas., writes;
"My wife took Peruna for liver trouble
and o rundown condition incident ~