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The Washington herald., 1912-06-14

TRAVELLER AND SCIENTIST DIscoV-
ERS LONG SOUGHT SECRET. he
DUCFD HIS OWN WEIGHT 100
POUNDS WITHOUT A SIN
GLE DRUG, AFTER ALL
ADVERTISED RENE
DIES HAD FAILED
ABSOLUTELY.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-14

Place a basin Of cold water in . too
hot oven to cool IL quickly.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-26
SHELBYvIllE PASTOR
ALSO IS FOR HELM
Rev. Homer Carpenter Says Tenn
perance People Have No Rea-
son to Oppose Him.

Rev. Homer Carpenter. pastor OF
the Christian church, of Shelbville,
who is here with his wife at the
home of her father, DIR. j. q. Car
renter. is another of the temperance
leaders of the Eighth congressional
district. who is perfectly satisfied
with the position on Congressman
Harvey Helm, Jn legislation which
the temperance people desire enact
ed by congress. Mr.. Carpenter said
TO the Interior Journal Thursday;
"The temperance people OF TINS
district. a. I'see il, have no reason
TO be displeased with MIR. Helm on
temperance matters. lie has come
out flat footed for the measure
which we want enacted into law, and
a. this il the only matter ut issue
before congress at present what
more can we askg The temperance
people of Shelby county are for MT.
GIN ana i loon W see nlii 'h'is '""'
county by biz majority
Thinking 10 embarass the local
pastors because their plain spoken
endorsement of Congressman Helms
position ON the Shepard Kenyon
temperance bill. the Danville Advo-
cote Thursday telegraphed the local
ministers q lengthy message asking
various and sundry questions about
the past record Of Mr.. Helm on the
temperance question. To this telc-
gram. the local ministers. who saw
the Interior motive involved. teie-
eraphed back the answer that they
were not concerned about his past
record bni that they chad his per
sonal assurance that he will vote
for the Shepard Kenyon bill or any
other bill that Is constitutional. pro-
hibiting the shipment of liquor into
dry territory and that l. the only
issue with which temperance people
are concerned in the present con-
ercssonal race"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-26
CARNIVAL SALE.
OF Hughes, Martin & Co., Creates
Much Excitement in Town.

Thursday morning at promptly at
nine o'clock, the doors of Hughes,
Martin & Cos. dry good store were
thrown open to one of the largest
crowds that has ever been known in
the history of Stanford. Men, wo-
men ard children flocked the streets
and side walks eagerly waiting for
the gong to ring AT nine.
As the doors were opened the
modifying crowd made their way in,
tearing down counters, racks and
shelves, crushing show eases etc,
pleading and begging for the many
thousands of bargains which await
ed them.
Valuable gifts were presented to
the ones first entering our store,
also sensational minute sales took
place each fifteen minutes of the
day. This is something new IN
Stanford and added greatly towards
the destruction of the store.
Hundreds were tur1ed away from
the doors, failing To gam AN en-
trance. An extra force of statesmen
aud salesladies have been employed
10 wait on the trade. 80 don I miss
this wonderful value giving event.
You are urged by the sales manager
not Ia DELAY. but come now, and
share in this great avalanche OF 4
bargains awaiting you.
Free balloon ascension takes
place each day.
Sale will close Monday, August
9TH. colt.
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LINCOLN EXHIBITORS
WIN At LANCASTER
Harris & Woods Sweep Mule Rings
and Joe Murphy Wins Colt
Championship

Lancaster, July %.
Lincoln county exhibitors swept
almost everything before them in the
rings shown the first two days of
the Lancaster fair. Harris n
Woods made "a wonderful record
with their great mules, and w. o.
Walker made a number Of fine shows
with his crack horses. The other
youngsters had a mighty hard time
beating Morgan :. Daugbmau. of
Lincoln county in any of the pony
rings. One of the biggest victories
won by the Lincolnites was when
Joe ". Murphy's great young Gar
rarJ Chief colt won the colt cham
pionship over Alien Edeien Be-
hemian Chief youngster. and Mrs.
L.owndes' Rex ct Imperator, son Of
kentucl,y's Choice and Edna Mae.
The weather was ideal and good
crowds were present both days, II
large numbe. being Lincoln county
people. The first two days awards
were aS follows:
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Davis Store.

The extreme wet weather has
damaged the grape crop to some ex-
tent.
William COrdier has been in this
section feeling the pulse Of the
Roosevelt men and they are about
ten to one and it does not take an
expert TO see that their temper is
standing at fever heat. But we are
not prepared to say what the result
Is going to be, as justice is asleep
and we don't know when it is going
TO be aroused.
Miss Margaret Coleman has re-
turned to Cincinnati where she has
position in a millinery store.
Nose Pitman and family were
in this section Saturday visiting re-
latives.
Misses Allie and Jennie Crutch-
field. of Nicholasville is visiting re-
1atives in this section and near OF
ieniieim.
>. j. Pollard is doing some ditch
ing ON the turnpike that has long
been needed and il our young squire
will look after the much needed re
pairs on our pixies and roads, he will
gain much popularity.
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Mis- Louise Wilson has returned
t. her home in indianapolis, Ind,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. II. l..
I.ikens.
Mr.. Or,ille sampson. of Rush
Vile. Ind. L. the guest of Miss Mat
tie Wilmoti.
Waiter Robbins Mas ia Mt. Yer
non Sunday.
Mr.. Ida Robinson and Mrs. Cleve
Cable and little daughter, of Mar
celus. are the guests OF Mrs. J.. u.
Cable aud family.
Miss Jewel Francisco, Mrs. X. nj.
lIamm. Joe Carter and Henry An
derson have been ON the sick list.
Uncle Jop Mccall was down from
Maretbng. last week.
Earl Phillips. of Conway, was WITH
his cousin. Miss Miranda Tate first
of the week.
Mss Cleo Pennington, OF LIvings-
ton. il visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emma
Firth.
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Middleburq.

James Wilcher. who lives in the
Fay's Creek section. was here Mon
day. and in reply to "a question con
corning the congressional race m
his precinct. replied that If there
was single Sullivan democrat in
the district he had not shown up.
This seems to be the situation in ev-
cry precinct in the county, and
shows very plainly than Sullivan's
claim that he ripped his underwear
So seriously Ia take IL out of the
eleventh congressional district II not
well founded and Is not fooling any
one.
Il. u. Young. cashier IF the Far
mers Deposit Bank. has chosen a.
administrator of the estate of j. A.
Estes. deceased and will proceed at
once Ia wind up the business.
Born To- the wife of Roy Estes,
July -. bay.
District conference of the NJ. +.
church. convened here this Tuesday
morning. There Is quite large
delegation of preachers and other
in attendance and the session prom
ises Ia be Interesting.
Elliott d Co.'S, thresher was III
this vicinity last week. but wheat
was in bad condition and several
farmers declined to have. their crops
threshed.
Prof. T.. l.. Grubbs. of Liberty, i
here working up modern Wood
man Camp. lie is succeeding fairly
well, having secured the names OF
II ar II young men.
Col lIinkle. who boarded some
two months ut the Royalty House n,
Yosemite. left some days ago for the
state of Pennsylvania. The Colonel
was an enthusiastic Roosevelt ad-
mirer and before leaving denounced
ia scathing terms the work of tn,
Chicago convention. swearing with
AN uplifted hand that he would moi
support Taft
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Bowen.

We are still having lots of rain.
School is going on nicely now with
a good attendance.
Mrs. buchanan spent the day
with Mrs. John Russell Sunday.
Miss Nancy Pitman was the guest
of Miss Elizabeth Fox Saturday
and Sunday.
MIR. Jim Daugherty spent Sunday
with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coffey spent
Sunday with the homefolks.
We are glad TO say Miss Ruth
Coffey. who has been very sick il
much better at this writing.
Little Nancy Russell is very ILL.,
Mr.. Giyens Carter called ON the
most popular girls in Bowen sun
day.
Don't forget to come to Sunday
school every Sunday evening AT
Moore's school house at 2:30 o.
clock.
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A big meeting Of the Roosevelt
Progressive Republicans is expect
ed TO be held here Saturday after
noon, when formal organization
will be effected. Judge John n.
Mencfee, Jr., has received letters
from prominent republicans all over
The county stating that they will be
here. Several well known colored
republicans have written him that
they desire to line up ON the Roose
welt side. The meeting promises to
be a highly interesting one.
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BOWLING IS PROVING
SULLIvAN'S MCCULLOUGH
Biggest 0istilIer In District Is for
Madison man-Mrcer Strong
1t ego For helm.
IIarrodsburg. July %.

IIarrodsburg, July %.
Congressman Harvey Helm has
been spending much Of the week
campaigning in Mercer county, and
has made many new friends all over
this section. lie is vigorously
answering the charge made by Mr..
Sullivan that the temperance people
are not for him. and has flung btck
this. with the effect of boomerang.
Likcning tine support of Senator
W. j.. Bowling, the Lawrenceburg
distiller. who is "a warm Sullivan
supporter. to that of McCullOch, the
noted distiller who was caught fl
nancing the O'Rear campaign in the
state election last year. Mr.. Helm has
made the hit of the campaign in this
section. The people in this coun-
ty are not inclined to believe Sui
Ivan charge that the whisky peo-
pile are behind Helm. when he Is
forced to admit that one of his own
champions is Senator Downing.
A few politicians here, who have
been unable to con bSol Helm are
against him, but the great rank and
file Of the party in Mercer led by
Judge Charles A. Hardin, are en-
Enthusiastically for Helm. and they
expect to see Mercer roll up several
hundred majority for him on August
3rd.
In the three days tour of Mercer
in which Congressman Helm met
Judge Sullivan in joint debate be-
fore numerous voters. the latter at
tempted again to inject the temper
ance issue and. but he was intro
duced by Col. Jack Chinn, while
MIR. Helm was introduced BY the
Rev. DIR. W. p. Harvey, the distin-
guished Baptist minister and editor
who. with four other Harrodsburg
ministers, is as enthusiastic for him
as are the ministers of Mr.. Helms
home town.
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The second day of the Brodhead
Fair. Aug 18th has again been an
nounced as Lincoln county day, but
every day will he more or less Lin
coin county day, Secretary Hiatt
says. as Brodhead will have good
crowd each day. of the exhibition.
Lncolnites appreciate the eourtesies
of the Brodhead fair to dedicate one
day Of their fair to them.
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HUNTING for Roscoe Elan

Officers of Lincoln and Garrard
counties have warrants for the ar
iest of Roscoe Elan. OF Gilbert's
Creek. who is charged with the stab
bins of the yonng King boy AT CrQb
Orchard early in the week. The in
iured hoy is said to be in very bad
shape and il Is feared that the
wound in his lung may prove fatal.
The trouble is said Ia have arisen
between them over n woman. So far
the officers have been unable To 10
cate Elan. and think that he may
have made his escape immediately
after doing the stabbing.
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father their mendacious utterances.
Mr.. Burch's lot is hard enough at
best. A cripple since childhood, with
pain his daily portion, 1t would seem
that even those who are opposing
him ia this campaign would deem
his suffering enough without adding
TO II the wounds inflicted by false
hoods. We are confident, however,
that such methods will receive their
proper reward. A lie can not live.
On the third of August the voters
of this district will pass upon these
tactics. To their judgment we con-
fidently submit the issue u to
whether on not II will be allowed TO
blacken mans character in order
to affect their suffrage.
Geo. Il. Cooper, Clerk Lincoln
county.
W. l.. McCarty, Sheriff Lincoln
county. and President State Bans a
Trust 10.
j. Il. Paxton, Attorney and Vice
President Lincoln County National
Bank.
W. NJ. Bright, County Treasurer
and Cashier Lincoln County Ma
tional Bank.
X. :. Acorn, Attorney.
". =. Fish, General Insurance.
w. %. Walker. Farmer.
y, ID. Pennington. Master Com
missioner.
". :. fmbry, Deputy Sheriff.
+. W. Whipp, Druggist.
". l.. Grimes, Farmer.
j. J.. Beazley, Furniture Dealer.
j. 7. Bingaman, Furniture Dealer.
IL. &. Farris. Retired Business
Man.
J. Warren Hooker, Retired Bust
ness Man.
Il. l.. Porter, Retired Business
Man.
III. j. McRobe1ts, Merchant.
A. NJ. Warren, Attorney.
W. II. Shanks, Attorney and Pres
Lincoln County National Bank.
J. W. Alcorn. Attorney at law.
J. e. Lynn, Cattle Trader.
j. =. 0wsley, Jr., Attorney al
Law.
". A. Tribble. Merchant.
J. ID. Eads. Vice Pres State Banl
\ Trust Co.
Jas. =. Bailey, Judge Lincoln Co
Court.
/ +. j. Till, Jr.. Attorney at law.
". W. Saunders BookkeePe
Firsi National Bank, Trustee j. +. l.
Co.
II. u. Saufley. Sec'y Board Equal
iZation.
=. T. Harris. Wee Pres. firs
National Bank.
4 II. G. Ripley. Merchant Tailor.
I q, l.. Penny, Chairman Democrat
ic County Committee. Vice Pres
State Bank 4 Trust Co. Druggist
II. II. Coffey, Drug Clerk.
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Mckinney

Misses Mary Dee and Lena Beck
nave returned nome from Their
cahipih" TRIP on the Cumberland,
"nere they spent a month.
Miss MAZDA Butter mas been SICK
lar several days, nut Is better at
nus writihg.
MI Johh Howe ana wiie OF Chatt-
ah"osa, are mere on WISH TO Mis-.
Ii"Wes parents MI ana Mrs. D. >.
Murphy
Brother "aoban VIII preach at
Tie I'm f'ti"n chuicii next sunday
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FRIENDS OF sURcH
ANSWER FALSE CHARGES
Men Who Have known Him All
< Through Life Issue Card to
Voters OF District.

Unwilling tlnt various malicious
aud false charges which have been
.circrlated over the Thirteenth judi
cial district against County Attor-
ney W. :. Burch, should go UNI
answered by those who know him
best and know the true state Of af-
fairs, a number of prominent citi-
zens, business and professional men
of Stanford aud Lincoln county,
drew up the following statement and
address to the democrats of tins
indicinl di.trict:
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Pony CIass-Garrard Only

SecOilU.
Pony CIass-Garrard Only
Stallion. mare or gelding any age
SID. G.. Elkin list; Glass Car
rier I'd.
Ponies-0ther than Shetland
Mare 0r gelding any age-Morgan
S. Baughman LIST; Miss Carrie Belle
Romans, Lancaster, I'd.
Shetland Class
Best foal of 1912 $7.50--D. {.
Elkin, 1st and I'd.
Stallion any age S7.50-Morman 5
Baughman LIST Robert 5. Dunn, Dan
vile ID.
Mare or eelding any age $3.50
Glass Carrier, LIST; S. J. Embry, Jr.,
Stanford, I'd.
Plantation Class
Mare or gelding any age $50
Guy Hundley, Danville, 1st; John
Walker, Lancaster I'd.
Special Glass
Best young lady rider SIS Miss
Josephine Moss. Nicholasville LIST.
Harness Glass
Stallion . years and under 3 S15
Burton d Pontius, Lancaster 1st
Edgar Doty, I'd.
Stallion ) years and under 4 500
Mat $. Cohen LIST; Edgar Doty I'd
Saddle Glass
Mare 4 years old and over 500
Mat $. Cohen LIST; Z. W. Ray 4
Son I'd.
Roadster Class
Stallion, mare OF gelding 2 years
and under , $20-Logan Burke
Lancaster LIST; Abby Adams, Garrart
second.
Fancy Driving Glass
Mare or gelding, any age $50
Mrs. II. T. LOwndes, LIST; Quinn Da.
Wis Garrard. I'd
Champion Class
Foal of 1912, either sex. TO b,
shown by hand $50. III. Murphy
Lincoln county, list; Allen Edelen
Burgin, I'd; Mrs. r. T. Lowndes, Sd
Model Class
Stallion. mare or gelding. any az,
shown to hand $20-Mat Cohen LIST
p. W. Ray & Son. I'd.
Stallion, mare or gelding. any ag,
$50 Edgar Dot, list; p. W. Ray &
Son I'd.
Champion Roadster Class
! Stallion. mare or gelding, an,
age $20O--Mack Hughes. Danvill,
list; Burton & Pontius, I'd; A. J
Coleman. Harrodsburg Sd: p. w
Ray 4 Son 4th.
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AuST0MvlLLE BAPTlSTS
Improving Church With Iron Fence
And Concrete Sidewalk
IfIustonville, July 18th.


much to the beauty Of their church
by erecting an iron fence at the
front, and work begins next week ON
the concrete walk.
Rev. Homer Carpenter, of Shell
byville, delivered d splendid sermon
to n large congregation at the Chris
tian church here Sunday morning.
Mrs. Allen Burris and son, of Col
orado Springs. Col. have arrived
for a visit to her mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Carpenter.
Rev. ". $. Willis and family. have
returned from Shelbyville and Lou
i,ville. where they spent most de
llehtful vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Stagg is the guest
of Miss Mary Stage
Messrs. Floyd Wright, Joe King
and Russell Brown passed through
here Monday in an automobile on
their way To Louisville.
Misses Bessie and Sadie Baugh-
man are visiting friends at Bloom
field.
Messrs. Tom Hum and Bob
Young. of Columbia, were here this
week with n big drove of sheep and
| lambs.
Mrs. Walter Willis has returned
from New York. where she attended
the Chautauoua.
Mrs.. Frances Cabbell continues
very i'll.
Miss Sallie Cooke. of Nashville,
Tenn, is the guest of Miss Lou
Hooker
Miss Hattie Rice. of Danyillc. is
. the guest of Miss Eliza b. Rout.
Mrs. Stanley Stephenson attended
the graduation of her sister. Miss
Della Combcst. ut Bowling Green on
Thursday.
The Misses Owens. of Hubble. are
guests of Mrs. J. A. Hammonds.
Miss Hattie Kyle Lipps has arriv-
ed home again and will be with Mrs.
Nave for II few weeks.
Miss Ruby Fogle. of Liberty. is
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ne Fogle
Miss Minnie Dinwiddie. of Louis
Vile. j. the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dinwiddie.
Miss Lee Rnhhiia. of Danville. and
brother. Frank Bobbitt. were here
for church Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Nermilion of Dan
Vile. i the attractive guest of Mrs
Roland Bishop. her sister.
Mrs. Tom Peacock and son. How
nrl. of Robbins. Tenn. are guests
OF Mr.. &. X. Mccormack.
Mrs. Richard Scudder. of Mckin-
NO was here shopping Saturday,
Mr.. Tom Badgett. of Kids Store
spent Sunday with ". NJ. Lair and
family here.
Miss Blanche Barnett has return
cd from delightful visit to friends
in Louisville.
Mr.. Wallace Steele. of Ellisburg
Was here for n short time Thursday
Mr.. Joe McWilliams. of Ellibsurg
was here for short time Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Tate have re-
turned from Louisville and Frank
fort. where they spent several day
last week.
Miss Morfydd Evans has returned
10 her home at Spokane, Wash.
! Mrs Emmett Mccormack Is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. james II
WoJd..
Mr. aud Mrs. A. j. Adams were
Ia Stanford Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Reynierson passed thr'
here Sunday en- route To Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. James Powell de-
hghtfully entertained about 81 OF
the young people at their beautiful
country home Tuesday evening.
|
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To The Voters Of The
18Th judicial District.

ION Juuicidi vsSVCt'
Stanford, Ky, July IS, 1912.
We, officials of Lincoln county,
attorneys at law and cihzens OF
stanford, n.y.. desire TO make this
statement TO i;is people of iiii-
county ana Of Mercer, Boyle, and
Garrard counties. relative to W. :.
Burch. IA candidate for Common
wealth'- Attorney of this district.
Mr.. Burch has been member Of
Of this bar for over fifteen years.
For the last seven years he has
been our county attorney. Through
out that time We have been brought
into close contact with him, and We
feel tina; we are qualified 10 speak
as to how he has borne himself, both
as lawyer and a. an official.
A. county attorney. he has acted
ns legal adviser to our fiscal court,
la that capacity. he has shown him
self thoroughly alive 10 the county's
needs, anxious to advance its inter-
ests. never undertaking to make per-
, sopsl profits out of his position.
ryeF waieLiul an behalf of the tax
payers.
A. prosecutor. he has been
earnest. hut not vindictive. deter
mined. hut not oppressive. fearless,
Vet without the fault of taking adj
Nantag. of his office to satisfy per
sonai grievance. Time and again he
I,as shown signal courage in per-
forming the duties of his office. lie
has been threatened with political
destruction il he persisted in prose
.uting certain defendants. Those
threats made him but the more de-
termined To see that even handed
Justice was dealt out In the course
al hi, duties, called upon to prose
cute hi friends. he has done So with
the same energy that he uses IN the
ease of n stranger. The conduct Of
his office has been marked by Of
fetal integrity.
Since admission to the bar. he
mas pr"e'''e" "e''' 'e j. ~" "'''.
hes WI" S'''''S i'"' 9i""'' :" w
professional relations. If all law
yers we're like W. :. Burch. that re-
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Lost.-A gold wishbone pin with "A
horse shoe and four leaf clover set
in pearl. Reward for return to Miss
Mary Portman. It,
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Wednesdays Awards
Mule Class

Horse mule under | year SO
Harris d Woods. Of Stanford. first
premium.
Mare mule under year limited to
Garrard county, SlO--Ed and n. Il.
Price, first; W. S. Embry second.
Horse mule year old and under
Sl0-lIarris Il Woods first; J. II.
Woods. Stanford. second.
Mare mule year and under 2.
SO Harris & Woods first; Ed aud
\. u. Price. second.
Mule under | year old. either sex
fl5-iIarris d Woods. lst and I'd.
Mare and mule foal by side SIS
Harris X Woods, 1st and I'd.
Saddle Glass
Mare or gelding | year and under
> Sl5-W. o. Walker. Stanford 1st I;
u. &. Beazlev. Stanford second.
Mare or gelding years and I'M
der , Sl5-P. W. Ray 4 Son, Bowl
ing Green. lst Bernard Hays, Mich
olasville I'd.
Mare or gelding 3 years and un-
der 4 $50 Bernard Hays first.
Harness Class-Shetland Ponies
Fastest pony to be driven by boy
under II years Sl0-Morgan s.
Baughman. Stanford LIST Glass Car
rier, Lancaster I'd.
Mare and foal at side S7.50-Dan
Elkin. Lancaster. LIST: John McRob-
erts, Lancaster. I'd.
Phaeton Pony-l5 Hands and Less
Mare or celdng any age Sl5-P
W. Ray 4 Son. lst: Harris 4 Woods
second
Harness Class
Stallion | year and under > SD
W. q. Walker. LIST.
Pony Ciass-Under 70 Inches -.
Fastest pony any age Sl0-Ear
T. Taylor. Danville lst: ID. C.. Elkin
Lancaster. 2d. T. 8. Herndon. Ian,
caster Sd.
Mule Race
Fastest mule. three times aroun,
RING SO Charley Pollard. I.auca-.
ter LIST; Jack Floyd. Lancaster. I'd
Harness Glass
Mare or gelding > years and I'M,
der , Tl5.P. w. Ray a Son LIST
Hugh Harrington. Boyle. I'd.
R0ckaway Glass
Mare or gelding 4 years or oyei
S20-Edgar Doty. Richmond. LIST
l.. Il. Rodgers. Danville. 2d.
Saddle Glass
Stallion 4 years and over $40
Mrs. II. T. Lowndes. Danvilie. LIST
l.. W. Ray 4 Son I'd.
high Acting Harness Glass
Mare or gelding any age $40
Nat s. Cohen, Lexington LIST; =. W
Ray 4 Son. I'd.
Par. any age SEP w. Ray
Son LIST; NJ. g. Weisiger. Danville
second.