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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11
How Legumes Help The Soil.

The chief good which legnmes
do is not. as some people seem
Ia think. by storing up nitrogen
in the soil. that has been gather
I'd from the air. 4 little of rile
nitrogen gifh red by the bacter-
ia on the roost of legnmes NAV
get into the soil direct. bin most
of il i, used by the legume
plants on the roots Of which the
bacteria live Ii il g.ts into tn.
soil. ii must be through the de-
cay of the roots and stnbble on
through the decay Of the entire
plant. When the plants are cni
for hay from 20 to 80 per cent
of the nitrogen in the plant is
carried off the land If this II
put back into stable manure all
well and good, hut ii il y sold
off the farm or the manure vast
ed, il is lost 10 the land and on
ly such nitrogen is added 10 thu
soil az was gathered from the al
and used I'M the growth of IN,
roots and stubble. -Starksvill
| Miss. Progressive Farmer.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

The best Boy rider
1st prize.
End prize.
opsn.
The best Girl rider, astfide.
1st prize.
End prize.
Milk COW and calf at her side,
any breed Judging by points !
barrel Eueo Flour, by Howell
Bros.
Best Jersey bull over one year
~ medicated salt brick, value at
800. by Lam and Carter Hdw
Company.
Best Jersey COW over one year.
II medicated salt brick, value
at 800. by Lam and Carter
TIdw. Co.
Best Holstine bull over one
year.
Open.
Best Holstine Cow over one
year.
| POlled Augns bull over one
year.
Polled Angus COW or heifer.
Open.
Herd short horn bull and three
COWS or heifers.
Herd Red Polled Bull and 3
lCows or Heifers.
Herd of Devons bull and COW
or Heifers.
Open.
FatSteer not over z years.
1000 clock, by w. j. Boyd.
| Yoke of Oxen, 3 years or
over
Open.
The best common milk Cow
and Calf. IA ton Cotton Seed
Meal, by Aberdeen Milling and
Mig. Co.
For best pair goats, any breed
barrel Excel Flour, by Carlisle
and Taylor.
Sheep. For best Buck and tw'
, Ewes, any breed. l registered
: male pig, Tainworth, value %
90, by H. E. Reynolds.
D Best Berkshire boar, under
|, year. / Berkshire pig, value "a
: 90. by j. N. Pnlliam, SfrOngs
Miss,
: Berkshire Sow over one veal
/ Half barrel Flour, by IT, S. Gun
). ningham.
Best Berkshire Sow, and
r pigs or more. / Berkshire Pi
). valne S25 90 by Moe Wiilians
>fItln0- MISS.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Aside from th- fact that the tele-
phonr directory il often referred TO
AZ a city guide. il IL used for other
reference puvpos4s on the average OF
many hundreds ri times daily. and
this maker il One ri the most valu-
aide ADVERTISING mediums that can
he obtained. All business concerns
should take advantage of the Com
pany'e offer and secure information
concerning advertising space in our
Telephone directories. Call up the
Offices Of the Company. or address
AdvertIsing Department. Nashville,
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
AID TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
(Innorporated.)
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11
Is YOUR SKIN ON FIRE?

Does il seem 10 you that Hou
can't stand another minute Of
that awful, burning itchg
That it must be cooledg
That yOu must have relief
I3ef q mixture of Old Uf Wif-
tergreen. Thymol, and other et-
er soothing ingredients as com
pounded only in ID. ID. ID. Pre-
scriptiOn.
The very first drop stops that
awful burning instantly.
The first drop soothe and heals.
ID. ID. ID. gives yoql comfort
cleanses the skin Of all impurl
ties and washes away pimples
blOtches over night.
Take our word on il as yoan
local druggist.
Get a $l.0O or % cent bottle
today. j. A Gay, Aberdeen, Miss
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11
FoleyS
kidney
Pills
What They Will DO for You

What They Will DO for You
They will cure your backsche,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
ap the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates. and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes
For Sale by j H. Shell q g."
We have the largest numbeI
OF Aberdeen views In the POS
Card line, in the city.
Monroe News Store
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

The New Orlenas States h8.
the following editorial regarding
the election OF Mr. Vard-imun
The main result Of the Ms
issippi primary election il indeed
q great victory for Major james
X. vardaman, who, after the bit
terest campaign ever known in
the history of the state. defeat
ed his two opponents for the a.
=. Senatorship by substantial
majority of 10000 d more The
masses OF the people, the ''red
necks and low browr as thry
We're contemptuously called bs
the Percyites. though they uIt
the bone and sinew of the com
monwealth. have placed the seal
OF their Condemnation upon thr
infamou. secret caucus that dr
prived Major VariamaD ot the
seat i'm the Sealate NOW held b.,
the Hon. LerOyPeGcy.
After the action OF the cairus
no one acquainted with thc char
aeter of the people of MissisSp.
ri and their respect for honest
dealing and fan play, had the
least doubt that they rphuke the
outrageous methods employed o.
defeat the popular will Thl.
they did. anj thororughlN uough
in Tuesdays primary. 1hrrc viii
never b. another secr.t caucus
in Missii sippi and il viii be mlus
years hefor" the unscrupnlous pol
iiciam' who were responsible t0r
the outage IL perfolratrd Viii
merge fom tbt obliytun io WIN
they have been consign i.
Though The State. nearly Two
wears ago. denounced The politl
cal crmne Of which both NJ alDr
Vardaman and he peaple of Mis-
sissppi were the victims. We had
nothing Ia say while the senator.
ial comest was being fought oiu
because We felt that II wouId
be grossly improper ~ mcdile
in the affaMs Of the p bple iul.
ly aile 10 take care OF fhrms,k
es. but our sympathy WIS with
the white Chief who Waa MAX
ing such u heOrir fight against
tremendous odd, and II cd oi
slander that would have destroy
ed him had be nOt been 100 u
u mi1 veloLs courage and turl
tnde. For eighteen months hc tei
GIN strong state machine, prar
'ically all corporations iu th
state and their commercial allio
hence great, indeed rs the vie
Tory he won Under his dauniles
leadership the dcridcd 'red
necks - the sturdy farmers htV
asserted themselves i'm u wa
thai will cause the lesson 10 b
long remembered i'm NJ 'ss,issippi
What Major VardsmmHn shout
be most commended for, h0we1
pr. il the astonndin ing forhrarlu.'
lwhcih he. a man without Teal
+ ! displayed in the fhce 0i the ma
| iciOus low flung that they woul
r have driven le4s self-cOutioll
man so desperation. Buc he kue
- the temper and t'he loyalitH
his followers, he knew also Ma.
wllh han rested the question
whether there should be-, or u,
be. civil war in Mississippi m
throughout the fri0htful ordf.
he suffered be bore himself VII
caLmnrss ami a pmlcnc eo aD
perb as 10 attest dhc splrudcr q
+ his knighty manhood '' The !
e sue.
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EXCURSIONS ON FRISCO

10 Louisville, Ky, 5000
Richmond. Va, $500
Norfolk e. Portsmouth. eleuh
Washington. ID g., *ls 90
Dates of Sale, Aug l9th Good
for return. Sept. 3rd For tuf
tber information. apply 10 d H
Young, Agent
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.

Thousands of people die annually Of
/ Kidney and Bladder trouble whose
lives could be saved by the timely use
OF U-RA-CURA, the great Southern
Remedy. II neutralizes and passes
diseased accumulatiOns out OF the sys-
i tenn and by certain hesltngiving pro-
Il cesses assists nature TO build up new
litissues. IL is also fine tonic. Per-
leo0ns who have the least symptoms OF
,ethese diseases, should use this RENE
tidy. Druggists sell 1t 1t soc and u. .O0
DCper bottle. IL he cannot supply II.
Il send to Granger Medicine Company.
II Chattanooga. Tenn.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Stops earaehe im two minutes:
toochache or pain of burn or n
scald in five mirnif,s: hoarseness
one hour. muscle ache. two hours
sore throat. twelve hours DIR.
Thomas: Electic Oil, monarch
over pain
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11
year d,-5OO in gold. BY Arti-
core Farm, Strongs, Miss.

We have added number of
new views to our stock of Aber-
deem post cards. We have the
most extensive collection of Alb
erdeen post cards in town. Come
and see them.
Monroe News Store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

A we'll known Dies Moiu.s N..
man after suffering mMerhlF q
days from bowel complaint $50
cured by one dose OF thlmb.r
laiBs Collie. Cholera AMI Dam
hoea Remedy. For sal" hs llI
dealers.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Shebar.
The best half pint of Jelly
kind. One silver plated Syrup
Pitcher, value $50, by Maier
Jewelry Store.
For best quart Cucumber
Pickle sour. One 500 Hat, by
Ladies Bazaar.
For best display of Preserves,
Jellies, and Jam, exhibited by
producer, to consist of IO or
more exhibits. One 1900 Hygie-
mic Perfection Mattress. by the
Lam and Carter Hdw Co.
For best display Of farm pro-
ducts, exhibited by producer TO
consist of 5 or more exhibits =
Half ton Meridian Home Fertili-
ger. by Aberdeen Hdw. Co.
For the best display of Dairy
products. One full blooded der
sey bull Calf by RiOrter King OF
the Lodges, value $500, by Oak
Lawn Farm.
For the 6 largest Sun Flowers.
IL 1900 suit Shield Brand Cloth
es, by Mrs. j. ]. Mathis Co.
Fer lest home made patch bed
quilt. One 500 enlarged picture
Of the winner, by F. s. Nc
Knight
For the neatest and healthiest
baby, not O.er one year old nnr-
sed by mother. $1,000 in Gold
by DIR. Howard Dnrley.
r'or the best quart jaI canned
peaches. One solid gold Locket
ind Chain, value 500, by |. \
Johnson Co.
For best bottle home made
catsup. One Fergucon and Me
Kinney Princess Slips, valued al
l2.5o. by Ferguson and Higgins.
/ For the best yellow ears o.
Corn. One corn Shelter, by Alb
erdeen Hdw. Co.
| Best Home sured Ham. Berk
shire male pig, value $500, b.
ArtecOre Farm, StrOngS, Miss
Best Chicken Salad One pal
American Girls Shoes, by J. h
t.lixsOn.
Best Sofa Cushions, made b.
Girl under Is years of age. On
fine hand bag, by j. B. Elk
sou.
al For the cake baked by girl u
, der Is year sof age, any klnt
Half doz. cabinet Photographs
E by F. s. Mcknight
Best looking Young Lady a
! tending fair under 20 years {
J, age. 2 pair Silk Hose, by }.
i Elixson.
Highest man at fair One pa
|. fine pants, value 500, by J.
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FOR RENT.

Entire upstairs Aberdeen Week.
ly Building. Well lighted and
ventilated. Front and back rooms
Apply To,
r. T.. Davenport.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Itching piles provoke profnn-
ity, bun profanity won't cure
them. Doan's Ointment cures M
ching. be ding or protrihng
piles after yes'S OF suffering At
any drug tore.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

For best 6 month old Pig, any
breed. Half barrel Rainbow self
rising Flour, by E. r. Walton
For best Sow and litter OF
Pigs. any breed. One barrel of
High Grade Flour, by F. ID.
Carter and Co.
Essex Boar over one year 2.OO
Essex Sow over one year 2.W
Essex Sow with 5 or mOer pigs,
SOC
POLAND China Boar over one
year. E.U1
Best POLAND China Sow over
one year. One registered Po
land China male pig, value 2o.W
by w. l.. Hammond.
Best POLAND China Sow and (
pigs or more. One pair 1000 ex
ira Pants, by J. d. Simpson.
Yorkshire Boar over one yea
2Ol
Yorkshire Sow and S pigs o
more 30
/ Best Tamworth Boar one yea
or over. ] Arc ground cross Gu
saw value $50, manufactured b.
James Ohlen and Sons Mfg. Ct
Columbus, Ohio, by Lam an
Carter Hdw. Co.
Best Tamworth Sow over on
year old. / bucket Of Stock foo
value 400, by J. l.. Shell an
Company.
: Best TamwOrth Sow and fiy
/ pigs or more 3t
For best Turkey gobler, an
, two hens, any breed. 10 gallo
of paint, color to suit winner
Peaslees and Gaulbut Majestic
value $500, by j. A. Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

WOMEN, sell guaranteed hose,
20 per cent profit. Make so
daily. Full or part time. Begin
ners Investigated. Strong Knit,
Box 1929, West Philadelphia. Pa.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Flour, by Bumpass and Lowe.
For best bushel of Irish Pota-
toes. One set, 1000 Knives mad
Forks, by Maier Jewelry Store.
For best bushel Sweet Potatoe
One $500 Miaer special watch
by Maier Jewelry Store.
For the six largest Sweet Pota
toes. One 500 Keen Kutter safe
ty Razor, by Henderson Hdw.
Company.
For the best bunch of II Tur-
nips. One Box, DIR. Hess Stock
Food, $3.50, by j. A. Gay.
For the best II Onions. ! bot
tie Perfume, value LOO, by J. A.
Gay
For best bushel of Peanuts, OF
any kind. One pair Hamilton
Brown Hardwear Shoes. value
So so, by Ferguson and Huggins.
For best ~ ears Pop corn
Half doz. silver plated Tea
Spoons, value $50, by Miaer
Jewelry Store.
For the 3 largest Pumpkins
Ladies or Gents. 500 Umbrella
by Maier Jewelry Store.
For the best 3 Kershaws. l-5t
pocket Knife, by j. A. Gay.
For IL best stalks of Sugar
Cane, any kind. One box Twii
Oak Tobacco and NO-fault Pipe
value 200, by j. A. Gay.
For best half gallon Ribbol
Cane Molasses. One pair of 40
Shoes, by Lasky Fire Store.
For best half gallon Sorghum
MoIasses. 600 pair Clapp Shoes
by w. IT. Spragins and Co.
For best 2 loafs home mad
bread. One 500 Hat, by Ladie
Bazaar
For best half dozen Rolls. l.
doz. cabinet Photographs, by
s. Mcknight.
For best One pound hon
made candy, any kind. IL do
Cabinet Photographs, by +.
Mcknight.
For best Caromel Cake. / barre
Mo-Mi..Co Flour, by Chas.
Haughton
For best Chocolate Cake. Ol
500 Voille Skirt, by Lasky Fl
Store
For best Fruit Cake. IL bs
rel Flour, by Peugh and Eikne
For best White Cake. 6 var
1.5O per yd. Dress Goods, a
Trimmings, by w. T. Spragl
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Remember we are sole agents
here for nIfallible flour, ,Melros'
Hams, MelrOse Breakfast Bacon
Richelieu Canned goods, and al
fancy groceries. Chase and San
born coffee s aud ieas. all -
which arc the best handle n
any market.
=. D. Carter and Company.
Phone No. 79.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Monroe County Fair A5sociataon
Agricultural.

FOR the greatest number OF
bushels of corn raised on 10
acres. Each contestant may have
at least two neighbors to verify
his yeild. One Anchor Buggy val
ue, $500, by Henderson Hdw-
Company.
Forbest yeild of corn on one
acre. vel fled. One corn and cot
ton planter, value $3.50, by the
Henderson Hdw. Company. All
Is acre contestants based.
For best 5 bushels of corn on
exhibition. One 5000 Disc Har-
row, by International Harvester
Co. of America.
For best acre of corn raised
by boy under 19 years old. l set
1900 buggy Harness, by Hender-
son Hdw. Company.
For best 5 acres of corn, veri-
fled. l-2 Ton Fertilizer Meri.
dian Home mixture, by Aberdeen
Hdw. Company.
For best one bushel of corn
The 5 bushel contestants are all
barred 90 Sastman Kodak
by Phoenix Drug Co.
For the best IL ears OF corn.
One pair 500 Champion Pants,
by E. Shebar.
For best 3 sheaves of OATS
barrell of meal, by A. HI. Welch
For best 3 Sheaves of Wheat
/ 200 box Cigars, by j. A
Gay.
For best one Bushel of Field
Peas. One half ton Cotton SEED
Hulls, by Aberdeen Milling anc
Mfg. Co.
For best bale of johnson Gras
Hay. 1-2 Darrell Flour, by L. s
Cunningham.
For best bale of Bermuda Hay
l-2 barrel Flour, by J. w. .Jor
dan.
For best Bale of Alfalfa Hs,
500 pair American Gentlemen
Shoes, by Ferguson and Huggin
For best Pea Vine Hay. l tol
Cotton Seed Meal, by Aberdeen
Milling and Mfg. Company.
For one stalk of Cotton, an.
kind containing greatest numbe
Of bolls or squares, the Aberdee
Milling and Mfg. Co. will gin
bales of cotton, free.
For best bale of long stapl
Cotton, raised in 1911, one 10 i
steel beau Plow, manufacture
by, Southern Mfg Co., Columbu
Miss, home institution, valued
1000, by Lam and Carter.
For best bale of short Cottol
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Painting in Oil, lst prize $l.OO
End prize so
Painting in Waters Colors, lst.
prize, SlOo
9nd prize so |
Painting in Satin, 1st prize 81 90
End prize so |
Pen and ink cartoon, lst qrize |
$l00
ond orize so |
Painting in China 1st prize 81 90
2nd qrize -oO
For best hand worked button
holes. One pair $50 Misses Col
lege Shoes, by Mrs. J. J. Mathis
and Company.
For best dressed doll. $500 in
cash, by Long Bros.
For the best display of plain
hand sewing by girl under 10
years. One pair r. j. and K.
| Shoes, by +. Shebar.
Stallion four years and over.
Open.
Brood mare with colt at her
side.
Open.
Horse. Mare or Gelding two
years old and under three. One
$500 suit of Sterling Clothes, by
Ferguson and Huggins.
Horse. Mare or Geldlng. one
year old, and under two.
Open.
Horse, Mare or Gelding under
, one year old One barrel best
patent Flour, by w. Nj. Mosley.
Best Brood Mare as shown by
three or more of her colts.
Best Jack any age.
Open.
5 A. and j. Rubel Co. will givt
rs premium one $25.tG kur
, penheimer suit of clothes to thu
Monroe County farmer at tn
county fair at Aberdeen fall O
e 1911, award to be governed D.
;. decision of the judges of TAI
, for best mule colt not Owe
8 months old.
n Mule one year old and unde
} two.
Open.
e Mule two years old and nnd
e er three. One Arc ground eros
cut Saw, value $50. Mannfactu
r ed by the James Ohlen and SOI
Mfg. Co, Columbus, Ohio, b
Is Lam and Carter Hdw. Co.
"a Best team of mules three yea
rs old. home raisdL One barrel I
Flour, by w. Z. Watkins an G.
Jm| The best Gentleman driver
Single harness.
A. 0psn.
%. Best Brood Mare as shown
three or more Of her colts o.
II. Epero Michal and Son, hand t.
"a ored snits, value $4,000, by \
r. Spragins and Co.
me Best HOres, Mare or Geldin
lei lone year old and under two.
on 2.5O Earl and Wilson Shirts q
lone box Of Earl and Wilson r
10. man Collar. prizes value, $10a
,Ot " w. T. Spragfhs Co.
For beat'ibe9 t5def' & and !
res, der Is yoeFA Cue hand tail0u
It. Progress $50 suit of Clothes :
rel. Ia dox. pair black hose No.
~ w. T. Gp<aeins Co.
ny The besf 1ndy driver. SIN
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

II yOn are pale, weak, languid
or anaemic few doses Of
BlOodine Liver Pills will increase
the supply and improve the guam
tity of blood small pill, smal
dose, pleasant and never gripe-
II A. Gay, Special Agent.
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Lam & Ca

Rochester, N. Y., by Lam and
Carter Hdw Co,
For best paper Flowers. Ten
nackaees of Alabastine. Color to
suit the winner. Manufactured BY
'rhe Alabastine Co. Grand kap-
ids. Mich. value 500, by Lam
and Carter Hdw. Co.
Forbest home trimmed Hat. u
pair Beacon special Shoes, by }
B. Elixson.
Forbest tailored Skirt, home
made. / Jap. Vase, value 5OO,-
by J. l.. Shell and Co.
Forbest crocheted Sweater.
Cqpb, Brysh and Mirror Set
" Company.
If For best home made WaiSN
1850 Mattress. Manufactures Z
Of Stearns and Foster Co. Cincil
of natl, Ohio, by Lam and Carte
D. Hdw Co.
For best colored Emzbroider
90 ON linen. ] Scissors Set. Vaiu
90 $50, manufactured by Claus
ys, Shear Co. Fremont, Ohio, o
90 Lam and Carter Hdw. Co.
ne For best Hemstitched Hande
90 chief. ] pair ladies Scissors, VI
'er ne 100. manufactured by Rob
o son Cutlery Co. Rochester, n.
OO, bv Lam and Carter Hdw. Co.
For best battenburg lace wor
5 ] hand colored Picture in g.
tx frame, 1920, value 500, by Il
Maier Jewelry Store.
sar For best drawn work. Fiji
90 less cooker, manufactured
or National Enameling and STAN
90 ing Co., vlaue 500, by Lal
ear and Carter Hdw. Co.
cut Best display of growing plaI
by grown by individual making
Co. hibit.-1 500 Umbrella, silver
md gold handle, by Odom Bros
Best display of cut Flowers
one grown by individual making
pod hibit. Two flower vases IL
md in diameter, manufactured
Southern Sewer Pipe Co, Z
i've mingham, Ala, by Lam and
300 ter Hdw. Co.
and For the best method of kill
lion' flies. One 1000 parlor lamp,
r. DIR. Boyd.
e. For the best sample display
home ground Corn and Whea'
4 No. 5, Garfield Double
injector, value 1880, by Ii
. m and Carter Hdw. Co
Loo For the boy 8 to II years
,on. age, exhibiting the largest b
1 so Goat, any breed. One James
rs Graham wagon, value 1000, n
|. by James and Graham, Memp
200 Tenn, by Lam and Carter I
100 Co.
bon. For best layer Cocoanut G
$50 One $500 Hat, by Mrs. A
rs Looney.
IN. For best French Embroider
fol / 5lb. box Jacobs Candy, b.
the NJ. Scott.
Leept Best u stalks Sow Beans
pair Florsheim Shoes, 600,
Ocks. Ferguson and Huggina. :.
Jock For best saddle horse, sh
Sill under saddle during fair.
ane- by +. j. and J. W. Dukemel
Il Streaes, Miss
ghita For mother showing hea
boy under 2 years Oh
Orp 500 in gold, BY =. 8. u
= n manier. StronDD, 01O.
aetod Best Cost, any breed, M
amee. Iyear-1 pair Atlantic 81
SAoes, by J. +. BRADLEY. st'
] 100 For best drsVine. pei.tn
:. 1ntAwaher color work exmbleef
: oo lsehool ehdldrea.-1 6lh -
10 Candy. value t4W. by
!. To- Tor ~ TIE Dnlf O1plI
Chfekano-13 beEHel 1IouE
! Ioreos an1 6eo.
I@c1 Tor - 1sio = qsy1lnk
! O. Q1foon Q1foke :!
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-11

Fresh Bread and Rolls. baked
daily.
F. ID. CARTER 4 co,
Phone No. 79
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FRISCO LINES
Excursions. AuRust l2th

LICuTHIOlIbJ MWE W1F III
Saint Iloqlis. $40 Y
Chicago. l'' ~
aKnSas C6iy, lutl
Detroit. lS Y
Trkets good within b. dal
Of date of sale.
Frisco will run sleeper out
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The Field Events.

The hundred yards race resulted
generally as expected, Rice getting
first place from Manoha by a yard
Godfrey third.
The same trio filled the places in
the 200 and in the same order. Rice's
running in this event was even bet
ter than in the hundred yards. Rice
finished strongly, and clipped one
fifth Of a second off the island record.
Manoha did not press Rice as hard as
in the 100.
The quarter-mile as expected by
many to be the race of the day. But
though Godfrey got second the race
resulted in an easy victory for Rice,
in 81 secs. The race for second place
as good, Godfrey lasting long enough
to get the decision over Glib. Then
came Anderson, Hussey, Ouderkirk
and Aiau in that order.
In the half mile, to the surprise Of
most Of the spectators, Bill Rice again
lined up at the start. Nottage was
general choice; in fact, it was antici-
pated that if Nottage were hard press
ed, the record would be broken, but ev-
en- Nottage could not check Rice's vic.
torious progress, and at the end had
the chagrin of seeing the captain u
/ the College of Hawaii team win by six
! yards.
There were twelve runners in the
mile, and as usual Young started of
at a fast pace, followed by Jong Goo
| Meinecke and Alexander, the rest be