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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-08-20
EVERYTHING READY
For GREAT K. p. FAIR.
Good weather Promised For Rest Of
Week and Bio Crowds Are
Expected Daily.

Everything is in readiness for the
opening of the great Knights of Py-
thias fair at Stanford Wednesday
morning. The showers of Monday
and Tuesday have been sufficient
10 lay the dns! q. the far grounds,
and with good weather promised for
the rest of the week, delightful
old time country fair Is anticipated.
Some of the highest class stock
in tins part at ia. state will he here
for exhibition. Exhibitors began 10
arrive as early "a SATURDAY.. Mack
Hughes got in that day from Dam
willie with four head. Walter Briggs,
Of Shelbyyille, came III Sunday with
five nice ones, including hs great
aged STALLION Autocrat. and Nevin
Carriers crack three-year-Jid stall
lion, kentucky Gentleman. l.. IN
Rogers came in Monday night from
Danville. and Edgar Dotv cot in ear
Nv Monday from Richmond. Dick
Scudder will have II number of his
blue ribbon winners here, Carroll
Bailey will be here from Crab Orch
ard with some of his beauties and
Walter Walker will have some on
hand that will be hard to beat.
The ladies are taking great inter-
est in the floral hall display and
some splendid work will be on exit
bition there. The premium of $40
for the best looking lady ON the
ground at o'clock Wednesday al
ternoon. is attracting much interest
and a bevy of beauties will undoubt-
edIy be- on hand to give the Judges
much trouble.
The Pollard Amusement Company
with a full line of attractions came
in Monday morning and Is ready Tor
the fun 10 start. The fair opens
with the parade Of the ponies IN
town at half past nine o'clock Wed
nesday morning. The run premium
list j. given nthis page.
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Dance Last Week.

The dance promoted b" Mr.. Biz
ney Fish, which was Given on We'd
nesday night was enjoyed by al
who attended. The home orchestra
is making rapid Improvement, ano
with the aid of Mrs. Jamie Carpen-
ter and Mrs. Hays Foster it was
hard to beat. Among the dancers
were Misses Sarah llundley, Mar,
h. Dudderar aud MIR. Russell Brown
Miss Matte Hubble and Mr.. Car
Carter, Miss Pauline Jones and Mr.
James Cooper, Mis-, Martha Jones
and Mr.. Snalding Hill, Mis-. Lyl,
Cooper and Mr., Howard Newland
Miss Lucy Lee Walton and Mr.
Jack Newbern. Miss Mary +. Me
Kinney and Mr.. Joe Hill. Miss Ruth
Waller. of Louisville. and Mr.. Eads
Misses Lettie and Anna McRoberts
and Mr.. John McRoberts. Miss Lot
tie Carson and Mr.. Stewart Carson
Miss Matte Inns and MIR. Newton
and Miss Ruth Culberson and Mr.
Weatherford. of ilustonvilie. Misses
Lettie Mckinney. Clara Cooper
Blanche Nandeveer. Ella Mae Sam'
ders, Mrs. Bess Mckinney and Mrs
Yeager. Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Rice. OF
Louisville. Messrs. MeCarty. Rev,
nolds. Newland. Huffman, Jones
Flagg and Marx.
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT
Rules

1.-The rules for Judging will be
the same as those in the American
Standard or Perfection.
2-All exhibits must be on the
ground by clock =. NJ, Tuesday,
August Goth.
3-No birds entered in this show
will be allowed to be removed from
the grounds until close of the fair.
Exhibits will be guarded day
and night. by competent watchmen.
Exhibitors must furnish their
own coops. Birds sent by express
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M'Kinnev School Starts on Well

Prof. Horace Caldwell. who has
lust been elected principal of the
Graded School at Mckinney. was
here Saturday for short time. lie
has 90 papils enrolled in this new
graded school. aud with Miss NADIA
Butler as hi. efficient assistant, he
expects very successful year.
Prof. Caldwell comes very highly
recommended as an instructor. He
is n graduate of Berea Ob1lege and
well qualified to give the patrons of
the Mckinney school a splendid in
stitution.
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!. ]. Ads Do The Business

{. l.. Carter. of Greensboro, n. c.
was here over Sunday. negotiating
with several parties for the sale or
rent of his fine farm. the Root
place five miles out of the Huston
vile pike. which he has advertised.
for some time. MIR. Carter says that
as "a result of his advertisement in
the Interior Journal. he received one
inquiry from a man in Wisconsin.
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THIRD DAY, AUGUST %.
H0rses-Harness Class


1i9-Best stallion 2 years old
and under 3 Sl5; $40 to LIST; 50 to
I'd.
Saddle Class
15O-Best stallion 1 year old ana
under 2 $lj; 30 to LIST; - to I'd.
Special Class
ljl-Best mare and colt. (colt
at side, ether sex regardless OF
breeding Slj; so to LIST; - to I'd.
Saddle Class
152-Best stallion, 2 years old
and under 3 $l5; $40 to LIST; 50 to
I'd.
l53-Best mare years old and
over 500; SIS to LIST; $5ta I'd.
New York Saddle Class
154-Best waik-trot and canter
mare or gelding, any age SIS; $40
to LIST; s. to I'd.
Roadster Glass
ljj-Best mare or gelding, any
age, $50; Sl5 to LIST; 50 to I'd.
Ponies.
lj6-Best pony, ridden by boy or
girl, not to be over II years of age
80; 81 to LIST; 50 to I'd.
157-Best fancy turnout, pony to
be under "a inches, decorations, con-
sidered driven by boy or girl $40;
- to 1st; 3to I'd.
Three Gated Combined Glass
l5S-Best mare or gelding any
age SIS; $40 to LIST; s. to I'd.
Harness Glass
1j9-Best mare 4 years old and
over $40; SIS to LIST; 50 to I'd.
Colt Stake (Futurity.)
16O-The money received for en-
tries in this stake. will be divided
as follows: 30 per cent to 1st; %
per cent to I'd; II per cent to Sd;
10 per cent to 4th.
Saddle Class
16l-Best gelding years and
over SIS: $40 to LIST: s. to I'd.
Special Class
l62-Best fancy turnout, no de-
corations, (stallions baiTed) $l5 (;
$40 to LIST; - to 2d.
Model Ring.
163-Best stallion. mare or geld
Ing SO; $40 to LIST: s. to I'd.
Harness Glass.
l64-Best pair. any age regard
less of sex or ownership $50; SIS to
LIST; - to I'd.
Combined Class
l65-Be>t stallion. any age $40;
SO To LIST. - Ia I'd.
Sweepstake Roadster Glass
l6G-Bcs; stallion. mare or geld
ing. any age SO: $40 to LIST; $25
10 ID: SO to Sd.
167-Worst turnout $40; 81 to
LIST: 50 TO ID.
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DR.. John Beck Marries In Louisville

News was received by his family
here last week of the marriage at
Louisville of DIR. John Beck, son
of Mr.. William Beck. of the Huston
Vile pike. His bride Miss Laura
Bast. a popular Young lady of the
Falls City. The hast of friends OF
DIR. Beck at his old home here will
wish them every happiness.
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&c prepaid.
Poultry Department.

must be prepaid.
Poultry Department.
1GS-Barred Plymouth Rocks
best pen 81.
16y-White Plymouth Rocks
best pen IL.
17O-Buff Plymouth Rocks-Best
pen ~.
III White Wyandottes-Be = t
pens ~.
l72-Buff Wyandottes-Best pen
IL.
l73-Siiver Wyandottes-Best
pen II.
l14-Rhode Island Reds-Best
pen III.
l1j-lIamburgs-Best pen 81.
116-Light Bramas-Best pen.
l77-Black Langshans Best pen
IL.
17S-Buff Orpingtons-Best pen
81.
170-White Orpingtons Best pen
81.
1S0-Brown Leghorns-Best pen
~.
1S1-White Leghorn-Best pen 81
1S2-Black Minorcas-Best pen
Al.
1S3-Pit Games-Best pen 81.
! 1S3-Breed of any kind not men,
tioned-Best pen 81.
Ducks.
1S5-Pekin-Best pen 81.
1S6-Indan Runner-Best per
81.
Guineas
1S7-Best pair 81.
n pen Is to consist of one cock
and three or more hens.
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Premium List Of the Knights Of Pythas Fair This Week

1i7-Best saddle stallion, mare
or geiding SO; $40 to LIST; S2j to
I'd; $40 to ID.
Mule Race.
I4S-To run ) times around ring,
best in 3 heats $40; ~ to LIST; 50
to I'd.
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One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are affiet-
ell with is lame back. Apply Cham
berlain.s Liniment twice day and
massage the parts thoroughly g
each application, and you will ~
quick relief. For sale BY Psnnyo
Drug Store. ~F
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Mrs. w. $. Gunsalus. a farmer
living near Fleming. Pa. says he has
used Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for
fourtees years. and that he has
found it to be an excellent remedy,
and takes pleasure in recommend
ing it. For sale by Penny's Drug
Store.
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BR0DHEAD FAIR .
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
Lincoln County Exhibitors Do Well
On Last Day-FuM List OF
Fridays Awards

BrJdhead, N.Y., Aug. ly.-The
Rockcastle County Fair Associa-
tons 18th annual exhibition came
to close here Friday afternoon,
after one of the most successful
meetings in It's history. the fair
officials are well satisfied with the
results and plans will be immcdi-
ately put on foot for a still better
fair next year. The third week of
August has already been reserved
for the dates.
Among the manv free attractions
this year were the "Guidless Won
ders' the Roman Chariot races and
an abundance of good music fur
nished by the Red Mems band, of
Wilton, Ky. The daily parades of
the Wild West show, and Hoagland
Bros, Hippodrome equestrians. pre-
ceded by a crack colored band kept
things lively. just after dinner on
| the second day some half dozen au-
| tomoblles were put on the race
track, the drivers of each machine
then began sham race, eirciing
the track quite q number of times.
The auto driven by l.. l.. Sanders.
the Crab Orchard merchant. came
out winner.
| Plenty of iced water and an
abundance of good shade made the
fair visitors comfortable and ali will
be eager to attend next ~ear.
The following prominent horse-
men were present and competitors
in stallion ring: p. L. Parrish, OF
Lincoln with Rex Moki; Carroll
Bailey, of Crab Orchard, with Pres
ton. Jr.. f. c. Lane. Kingston. Mad
ison county, with Whit Lewis, and
DIR. Geo. b. Lawrence, of Mt. YER
non with Togo.
Among the other exhibitors Of
fancy stock were: Willie Rogers,
W. Ii. Helton. f. b. Lane, G. B.
Lawson. w. l.. Sloan, J. 7. Rissby,
p. b. Thompson. Oscar Bliss, j. III.
Thompson, Jack Hysinger, C. C.
Davis, and S. 7. Curtis.
Last Days Awards
Best sucking colt, anv sex under
q months old. c. Bailey LIST;
Phil b. Thompson I'd.
Best harness mare or gelding, one
and under two-0scar Bliss LIST;
Willie Rogers I'd.
Best combined mare or -elding
over two and under three-W. l..
Sloan LIST; j. 7. Rigsby I'd.
Best mare and family of three or
more colts. ii. Thompson LIST:
Jack Hysinger I'd.
Best combined harness and sad
die stallion. Consideration, judged
by form, style, action, endurance,
age and for ordinary gen. USE. C.
Bailey LIST; Il. +. Parrish I'd.
Best combined harness and sad
die mare or gelding-W. l.. Sloan
list; j. L. Rigsby I'd.
Best saddle stallion any age-E.
[. Lane LIST; j. c. Bailey I'd.
Best harness stallion-J. C.. Bal
ley LIST; L. +. Parrish I'd.
Fanciest turnout lady and ~en-
tleman in single or double riy. Con,
sideration: General anpearance Of
rig and occupants. j. b. Bailey and
Miss LISA Holtzclaw LIST; VIM.
Chancellor and Miss Fannie Colyer
I'd.
Best walk. trot or canter stallion
Z. L. Lane list; G. c. Davis I'd.
Fanclest harness rig. Considera-
ton. style action and graceful move
ment-S. I. Curtis lst; same I'd.
Free for all mule race-John
Fugate LIST; c. T. Sigman, I'd.
Sweepstake Roadster Rinu
Best stallion mare or gelding any
age. Consideration speed. style and
endnrance-C. G. Davis LIST; s. I.
Curtis I'd.
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Sij to LIST; $40 ~ I'd.
Combined Class
120-Best mare or geldlng, any
aye SO; $l5 to LIST; $40 to I'd.
Roadster Class
12l-Best stallion any age $50
$40 to LIST, $40 to ID; 50 to Sd.
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SECOND DAY, AUG. u.
lacks. lennets and Mules

Jacks, JeHHetS anu WuIeS
l22-Best jack, any age Gage
considered) $l5; $40 to LIST; 50 to
I'd.
l23-Best jennet any age. (age
considered) SO; $40 to LIST; 50 to
I'd.
l2J l-2-Best mule colt (either
SEX by Clifton X. Russell $40 to
list: season to I'd; 80 TO Sd.
l2i-Best mare mule years old
and under 3 Sl5; $40 to LIST; So to
I'd.
l2J-l3est horse mule, = years old
and under . Sl5; so to LIST; 50 to
I'd.
l26-Ijest mare mule 3 years old
and over SO; 80 to LIST ;Sj to I'd.
127-Best horse mule 3 years old
and over Sl5; $40 to LIST; 50 to I'd.
l2S-Best mule, any age $40; Sl5
to LIST; 50 to I'd.
120-Best pair mules any age.
regardless of sex or color $40: SO
to LIST. - to I'd. To be shown to
farm wagon, with heavy harness.
Mule Colt Futurity.)
13O-The money received from
entries in this stake will be divided
as follows, 80 per cent to LIST; %
per cent to I'd; II per cent TO 3rd.,
10 per cent TO 18th.
$50 1-2-Best colt, either sex, by
Carroll Preston $50; S2j TO 1st
season to Carroll Preston I'd.
Draft Horses
13l-Best stallion, any age $l5;
$40 to LIST; - Ia 2d.
132-Best mare or gelding, any
age $lj 80 to LIST: 81 t. I'd.
Horses-Harness Class
1873 Best gelding 4 years old and
over 500: Sl5 to LIST: - to I'd.
13i-Best filIy colt under / yeaT
old Slj: 80 to LIST; - to I'd.
135-Best horse colt under |
year old SO; so to LIST; 50 to I'd.
l36-Best mare or gelding ] year
old and under = Slj; $40 to 1st; -
to I'd.
lH--BeSt mare ur gelding
years old and under 3 Slj; $40 to
lst; ~ To I'd.
1873 Best stallion ! year old and
under SIS; $40 to LIST; - to 2d.
PSnies
13a-Best mare and colt. (mare
4S inches and under. so: s. to LIST;
- Ia ID.
liO-Best stallion. mare or geld
ing, - inches and under (show op-
tional so: 81 to LIST: So to I'd.
l4i-i'est pony driven by boy or
girl; 81 to LIST; - To I'd.
Saddle Glass
142-Best stallion 3 years old
and under 4 Sl5; $40 TO LIST; - to
I'd.
li3-Best stallion. years old
and over: $40; $l5 to LIST; to ID.
High Acting Harness Class.
14i-Best mare or gelding. any
age so; $l5 to LIST; 81 to I'd.
Roadster Glass -.
1l5- Best mare or gelding years
old and under 4 $50; $l5 to LIST; SIS
to I'd.
HARNESS. Class
li6--Best rockawey mare or
gelding Sl5 $40 to LIST; S. to I'd.
Sweepstake Saddle Class
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FIRST OAy-AuG. n.

0J-5est pony rig 40 Nlo 10
LIST: - to I'd.
The entries in this ring will form
in front of the court house, on Main
street at o 80 a. NJ, on Wednesday
the fu'st day of the fair, aud head
ed by the band aud Officers of the
fair. will march to the grounds.
The awards vii! be made by the
vote of the spectators.
The entries of this ring must be
driven by boy or girl under ~ years
of age. and may be driven single or
double.
Pony or ponies, vehicle, harness
and occupants will be considered in
awarding the premiums.
CattIe-Jersey Cattle.
96-Best Jersey COW. years old
aud over 80; ~ to LIST - to I'd.
97-Best Jersey heifer, under 2
years old $40; 81 to LIST; to I'd.
9s-Best Jersey bull, any age,
(age considered) SO; - to LIST; So
tn I'd,
vo-Best herd of Jerseys, con-
sisting of / bull and ) or more cows
Slj; $40 to LIST: s. to I'd.
beet Catt'e.
loo-Best male, any age Sl0; -
To LIST; So TO I'd.
lVi-best lehlaie' an! age FiV;
- To Isl; . TO "a;
"u'e I'dss
pes, n'"ie ii'ue oo'' u',uei 4
wear Ni9; SiV To is'' - al "a.
loJ--best morse mule colt under
,oa u, -, w. " ,. H. go
grounds nj 2 o.clock y NJ s1O
lO4-Best mare mul. Won. and
under y slh. slO 10 lat. 4, 20 "a
1O5-Best horse mu,e war old
and under y SIS. 10 10 LIST. a. 10 ID
lO6-Best mare and mule calf
(colt nj side) Sl5: $40 10 1st. Al Ia
I'd.
Saddle Horses
10I-Best horse colt under |
wear old Sl5. sIO I'm LIST. a. In ID
lOs-Best filiy colt under | wear
old sl5; $40 to 1st; S. to I'd.
IW-best mare or geldlng l year
ola and under Slo; $40 to LIST; -
ID "a.
ii"-best mare or gelding
years ana under Slo; $40 to LIST;
% 10 "a
iii-best mare ar geldlng ) years
an" "huer = 3D. Sio To LIST; 30 To
-"'
r"aeton rsn'es
ll2-Best phaeton mare or geld
ing any age IL l-2 hands and under
sioi Tio 10 list; - 10 "a.
special Class
ll5-best fancy turnout. single
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Il was cured of diarrhoea bv one
dose of Chamberlain's Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. writes
NJ. y. Gebhardt, Oriole, Pa. There is
nothing better. For sale by Penny's
Drug Store.
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Floral Hall Premiums

best fancy couch pillow 81.
Best specimen Irish crochet 81.
Best crochet table linen ST..
best lace handkerchief 81.
Best embroidered handk'f 81.
6-Best Infants outfit: three on
more pieces 81.
BEST specimen crochet work 81.
S-Best shirtwaist (hand embroi-
dered and hand made) ST..
BEST centerpiece (any kind) 81.
lO-Best embroidered towel 81.
ll-Best towel. crochet edge 81.
12-Best specimen tatting 81.
l3-Best pair scalloped pillow slips
with initial on monogram 81.
l4-Best fancy bag 81.
l5-Best silk quilt 81.
l6-Best knitted counterpart 81.
l1--Best crochet counterpart 81.
1S-Best crochet and embroidered
counterpart 81.
l9-Best embroidered lunch cloth 81.
20-Best braided centerpiece sl.
2l-Best fancy apron any kind 81.
22-Bcst embroidered corset cover.
23-Best set crochet table mats 81.
24-Be>t set embroidered napkins.
% Best French embroidered night
dress 81.
ChiIdren's Department
2G-Be,t dressed doll (by child I'M
der II years of age) 81.
21--Best doll outfit G. on more
pieces by child under l2) 81.
2S-Best specimen embroidery (by
child under l2) 81.
29-Best couch pillow (any kind
by child under - 81.
3G-Best hemstitched handkerchief
by child under II 81.
3l--Best cake. any kind, by child
under II 81.
32-Best pin cushion by child under
II 81.
33-Best specimen hand painting
(water colors) by child under IL
years of age 81.
Class Cart
34-Best specimen hand painting.
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NNbltI 'ViDISsI AHluleuIS Only gl
water colors.) Amateurs noiy 81
3j-Best specimen crayon work
(amateurs only 81.
36-Best hand painting, (oilD anna
teurs only 81.
31-Best 1-2 dozen hand painted
china plates tamateurs only 81.
3S-Best hand painted cups and
saucers IL dozen (amateurs only
81.
39-Best hand painted sugar bowl
and cream pitcher, (amateurs
only 81.
lO-Best hand painted salad bowl,
(amateurs only 81.
Il-Best hand painted pitcher,
(amateurs only 81.
42--Best display of hand painted
china, (any number of pieces, }
amateurs only $3.50
Class D.-FamiIy Produce.
43 Best white mountain cake
(layerl 81.
44-Best sponge cake 81.
lJ--Best chocolate cake 81.
46-Best cocoanut cake 81.
41-Best Angel food cake 81.
4S-Best Devil food cake 81.
49-Best marshmallow cake, (lay.
er.) 81.
5O-Best plate beaten biscuit, Zone
dozen.) 81.
5l-Best loaf salt rising light bread
81.
52-Best home made cheese 81.
j3-Best pound butter 81.
Glass E.-Preserves
54-Best jar grape jelly ST..
55-Best jar plum jelly 81
56--Best jar crabapples jelly 81.
51-Best jar apple jelly 81.
5S-Best jar peach preserves 81.
59-Best jar strawberry preserves
81.
6O-Best jar cherry preserves 81.
6l-Best jar pear preserves 81
62-Best jar plum preserves 81.
(63-Best jar blackberry jam 81.
64-Best jar honey 81
65-Best jar sour pickles 81.
66-Best jar sweet pickles 81.
67-Best display of jelly and pre-
serves Thy any one person) So.
Glass F-Garden Products
oS-Best sweet potatoes d. BUSH
ely 81.
69--Best Irish potatoes Q-2 BUSH
ell 81.
1O-Best tomatoes Il dozen) 81.
I-Best cabbage (3heads) 81.
72-Best onions Il dozen) 81.
13-Best beets (1-2 dozen) 81.
14-Best cucumbers (1-2 dozen) 81
Glass G-Farm Products
15-Best peck peaches 81.
16-Best peck pears 81.
0-Best peck apples, (any kind 81
1S-Best plate grapes, (any kind)
81.
1e-Best plate plums, iany kind) 81
SO-Best white corn (doz ears) 81.
Sl-Best yellow corn { l dozen ears)
81.
S2-Best wheat 1-2 bushel) So.
S3-Best oats, (l-2 bushel) 81.
S4-Best tobacco, Il stalk grown
in Lincoln county, 50.
sj-Best pumpkin. weight and size
to be considered) 81.
Sd-Best watermelon. (weight and
size to be considered.) 81.
s1-Best cantaloupes, (3 or more)
81.
Glass H-FI0Wers
SS-Best sword fern ST..
S9--Best Boston fern 81.
9O-Best geranium 81.
9l-Best foliage plant 81.
92-Best asparagus fern 81.
,~Atto1
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Sweepstake harness Class

1lS-Best stallion. mare or geld
ing: $40; S25 to LIST; $40 to I'd; 50
to Sd.
1l0-Best pair any age, regard
less of sex. color or ownership go
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Entertains in Honor Of House Party

34-Best specimen hand painting
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1l5-BeSt pair of mares or geld
ings, (any age) Sl5; $40 to LIST; So
to ID.
1l6-Best stallion 3 years old
and under 4 SO; $40 to LIST; 50 to
I'd.
ll7-Best mare or selding 3
years old and under Sl5; $40 to
1st. 81 Ia ID
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FOR sALE-MsCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-PARTY LEAVING CITY WILL
sacrifice nearly new disc talking machine (best
makel, with "a choice selections. Address BOX
173. Star Office.
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CHEAPEST s-RooM ASD BATH
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Large rooms in n modern steam heated
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81 H pw,8r, b......2v.0D
1112 7th nv. 6r. b. 30. 90
82S 9Th nc. 4r. b.. 1900
1e4l 9th NV. Or, b. 1900
642x M'tOn ne. 4r. bl3.50
1905 7th NV. 81, b. 1900
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The Tupelo journal., 1912-01-05
TIRED RUNDOWN PEOPLE
A North Carolina Man Suggests
a Remedy


Greensboro, N. C.-"For a long
time l was so run down and debili-
tated that I could hardly drag around.
My appetite was poor and / could not
sleep nights. I had tried different So
called tonics without benefit. I was
advised to try your cod liver and
iron tonic. Vinol, and I am so glad l
did, for it gave me a hearty appetite,
l Don commenced to sleep soundly,
and / feel strong, we'll and more &C
tive than I have for years. Every run
down Or debilitated person should
Just give Vinol a trial." X. Allsbrook.
What Vinol did for Mr.. Allsbrook
It will do for every weak. rundown or
debilitated person in this vicinity. To
show our faith we will furnish the
medicine free if it does not do as we
claim. Come in and get q bottle on
these terms.
Pound Kincannon-E lkin Co, Drug
gists. Tupelo, Mise.