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The Big Sandy news., 1913-09-12
COUNTY FA|R.
Lawrence County Display Of
Products Oct. 9-1O-11.
List Of Articles Upon Which Premiums
will be Given is Published
Herewith.

ana tne prizes TO De given are
therefore not ready 70 be anGoune:-.
| TT.. 5TT VII Be n due tine:
BEST.
Stallion any breed three prizes.
Jack any breed two prizes.
Hereford bull two prizes.
Jersey bull two prizes.
Red poled bull two prizes.
J Poled- Apgus hull -tsue-REises.- -------r
Durham bull two prizes.
Yoke work Oxen two prizes.
Milk COW any breed, must be milk
ed on the fair grounds A. NJ. and
j p M, milk to be weighed.
Bull calf any breed under mo.
Heifer calf any breed under mo.
Bear Hog, Poland China.
Bear Hog Duroc Jersey.
Bear Hog any breed
Breed SOW any breed.
Pair pigs under six months.
t Sow and pigs with litter of not less
4 than six pigs.
: Saddle horse or mare.
= Driving horse or mare.
Combined saddle and driving horse
or mare.
4 Colt under six months.
Yearling Colt.
IS Thoroughbred horse or mare.
% Pair mules in harness
d Mule colt under six months.
of Yearling mule colt.
es Boy rider under IA years of age.
IN Girl rider under IA years of age.
lie A sweepstake premium will b
given for the best horse over on
n year old and under three years.
as Pair sheep any age or breed.
IS Angora Goats any age or breed.
Trio Barred Plymouth Rock chick
IS ems.
h, Trio White Plymouth Rocks.
as Trio White Wyandotts.
an Trio Rhode Island Reds.
He Trio Brown Leghorns. ..,
he Trio White Leghorns
RS. Trio Buff orpingtons.
Trio White orpingtons.
Trio White MeneFeas. ~ r------ -,--
Ducks any breed.
Turkeys any breed. r. A. Stone o
A. fers premium of. one dollar
ult sweepstake for best turkeys,
AT tom and 2 hens.
ms Trie of geese any breed.
de- Half doz, cabbage.
ma Half doz. beets.
az One-fourth bushel onions.
re- one-fourth bu. early rose potatot
teu One-fourth bu. early Ohio potato,
Ter One-fourth bu. white elephants.
ar one-fourth bu. Irish Cobbler.
'ise One-tourth bu. early triumph.
~ Best Country Cured Ham.
Largest sunflower seed on stalk.
Rest bale or bundle (not less tn
20 lb) timothy hay.
Best bale or bundle (not less tn
20 lb.) Glover hay
Best display of farm products gro
Dr.. by the exhibitor equality and
rangement will be considered
l. the judges)
Half doz. hands of tobacco.
Collections of fruits not less u
1oy- three varieties.
- One fourth bu. of apples, any v
nc iety.
cd One. fourth bu. of pears
, he one-fourth blu. of peaches.
!, IN Collection OF pot flowers Thy
Iuct- exhibitor)
lese. Collection OF cut flowers (py
wilt exhibitor.)
and Two hanging baskets.
Homemade basket (must be ha
q to made by the exhibitor.)
stin- Heaviest doz. eggs.
and One quart sorghum.
well Two pounds of honey.
.ifice One pound of Cottage cheese.
and Prettiest boy baby under one
hut old.
I all Pretfiest girl baby under one
old.
The Big Sandy news., 1913-09-12

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Pikeyille, !. n. Fant
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Russell. A. A, HollhT
sandy Hook Circuit, cassi-
dy. Sup.
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II Mt. Olive Circuit, s. Booth
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The Big Sandy news., 1913-09-12

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Mt. Zion Circuh. o.. q en,
Paintsville. II. A. sp ee
Pikeville. l.. N. Fani
Prestonsburg, II. T. Au
Russell. A. A, Hollhu.
Sandy Hook Circuit, y 5ass
dy. Sup
Van Lear Mission, n GOO
win. Sup.
webbyille Circuit VpE rma
Sup.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
LIVES HALF HOUR
CUT IN TWO
Carpenter Falls Between
Santa Fe Cars at Trinidad
and Has Body Practically
Crushed to Pulp

Trinidad. Colo, April 90 Charles
Erlunber carpenter, was iulted
from the bumpers Of santa Re coal
train near the power house hate Sat
urday afternoon and his body cut IN
two at the waist The man was rid
ing the Morley coal run and la some
manner fell between the wheels Ills
limbs were crushed 20 pulp and
the injured man lived more than hnit
an hour. dying as be was being lifted
into the ambulance 70 Deputy COR
Oncf Roy Campbell. who had been
called. the injured man gave his
name and said he lived Ia Denver
and that he was on his way home
to that city.
From books and papers found Ia
the pockets Of the dead man u was
learned that he was member 81
Carpenters Union No. 1870 la Den
yer. and also that he was n member
of Pueblo Masonic lodge Ia good
standing Under his name on tho
cover Of his union Identification book
appears an addTcss--iN3I W. Myrtle
street The deputy coroner al once
wired the secretary OF the Denver
Carpenters union and also the ofi-
GERS OF the Pueblo Masonic lodge and
the body viii be held awaiting in
structions
Erlenberg was about so years Old
and had been working M Trinidad
up to a few days ago when he went
"a Morley He was returning from
that camp when he met with the I'M
fortunate accident.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

New York. April S0.--Prcaiecnt
Lynch. OF the National league has
decided The following dates for play
ing OFT tlr and postponed games:
A. hoeivn--Suno q. CD, bhslaoNi-
phia. game uf kprii -.
Al fsfodklyn--AuGust ~ (openl,
New York game OF April ~.
al New York June 23 (3). Brook
lym. game Of April 10.
Al Brooklyn--June % -. Boston,
game 81 April ~: June 50. CD, Bos-
tom game Of April ~, Sept. 4, CD,
BROOKLYN. game Of April IS; Oct. 2.
te). Philadelphia. tie game Of April
~. oct B.. ca. Philadelphia tie
game Of April 12.
Az Philadelphia--Jun 20, Cd,
brooklyn. game. OF April ~; June IS.
te). Brooklyn. game Of April II; July
T. f2l. Boston. game or April 49,
Sent. 2g. Boston. Eumc % April IS:
Sept. ee. ca. Boston. game OF April
18th.
Al pittsbure ~, (open).
Cincinnati. tie game OF April Is.
Al Cincinnati May e, CD, ~.
Louis gabe OF April Ia; Aug. 2S.
fopenl. 81 Louis. game of April a..
sept Z. ca, Pittsburgh. game ~
April n; Sept. s. (open), Pittsburgh,
game 81 April 10. sept 26 (open)
Chicago. tie game Of April 90.
At ChicagO-M May ~. (opcn). 81.
Louis, game of April ~; Aug. ~.
ed for ST. Louis game of April II.
AT 81. Louis May ~, ca. Cincin-
natl. game OF April IS,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
Track Meets Here Friday and Saturday
Promise to be Of Unnsual Interest

Won the cup lAHl yoof ana Intend 90
flrlte hard % VIA u again Friday
The cup must Be won three times in
a crrinln number uf years 20 assure
permanent possession. The varsity
boys have been working uul faithfully
Tor weeks, preparing FOR the events,
coached by r.. r. Hulchlnsoa and
urged on By DE- BOYD. president ~
the institution, who n o Arm believer
IN clean nthlelicD ~ booster fur the
school Coach nloir "a tho Indian
ncnooi and superintendent Htubcn
Perry have been right bohlnd the IN
dian boaa liz their EFFORTS a. oot into
shape. The indians, accustomed eisicc
Hhlldh0Od 20 pnfliclrAtlon W fcnfs
~ endurance and skill. viii very llke-
~ make a biz showing IN the r,ihuinr
events superintendent y q. Ross Oi
the Mennui school has ENCOURAGED
hiH students a. their best Efforts in
training for the meet and The miesipn
school lads viii doubtless score hcaV.
~ "a n numhcr ~ the efenla
Tile sintcWlde high apnOoi muct on
saturday wilt probably attfact very
much attention., Athletes from the
hiEh schools IN santa Re- Las Vegas
Clovis and other towns nre expected
10 arrive tomorrow night The Alhu-
queruue high school boys have en-
tered MANY of the events and are de-
tcrmlned 81 win the Ercatcst number
81 points " possible
Efforts are now being made o. crest
bleachers al HopewVll park for tho
accommodation % tho spectators.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
BUD BOYD ARRIVES
IN LAS VEGAS TO
TRAIN FOR NEWAN

Las vegas. n. 81. April 2g.-bud
Boyd. who Is scheduled 20 meet
Louis Newman here on May 10 TOT
the llghtweiuht championship ~ tht
southwest, arrived yesterday hftef-
noon from bis home M snsuac ns,
colo. BOYD IL in excellent Trim. ne
Is well sea up and has jaw that
looks like cast iron. Boyd mas s"',u
record hchind him and expects !"
make Il better az he goes aionH
Realizing the partiaiiiy ~ the rams
here FOR Louis Newman, who p
native 81 las tes,.-, Boyd hopes q"
ne able 10 win victory over hlh np
ponenf Ia "a decided way. fhh "Vhn
mn aii the night fans here boosting
for him and would help him "a the
iEtic campaign which he hopes ="
wage upon a. Pacific coast ~,
ROyds manaser. r. }. MNanh, VIII
arrive here SATURDAY from Haguache.
gn me meantime Boyd, escorted pl
Charles ~ Malley, IS mnking nrranse-
nenis for training Qunriers
likely that be- will open W. On ltaii
road avenue a few doors south OF eHt
fobby saloon n arrangements can
be- made 10 secure this room u d cA
nected a. prove a good training place
ID viii give Boyd plenty 81 room ~
which tO work aud IA the same unn'
wlil make II possible for MN 4" en-
terrain those ~ his FRIENDS VINO eai'
a. see him al Mss exercises A., 7.
Newman N expected 10 arrive ~ .
ehort time from Denver His frienue
81 the west side have offered nih
training quarters there, when nc nsH
accepted. Newman n e game hkhs-
~ and Il iA expected the bout p.
tween him and the saguache bos VIII
De q fast one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
COOP ADVICE
An Albuquerque ,gtixcn Gives infor-
nation of Priceless Value.

when you suffer from backache.
Headaches, dizziness. nervousness.
Feel weak, languid, depressed.
Have annoying urinary disorders;
DO you know what 20 do?
Some Albuquerque people do.
Read the statement that follows.
It's from an Albuquerque citizen.
Testimony that can be investigated.
Mrs J. " Afnent, 100 ~. Arno 81.
Albuquerque. ". Mex. says; "DOan's
Kidney pills were FIRST brought 10
our attention when We lived al Auro-
ra. I'll They were used AZ that time
by a member OF our family. who was
suffering from kidney complaint. A
tired. languid feeling was present and
the kidney secretions were disar-
dered Doan's Kidney Pills brought
prompt relief from these difficulties.
and acted as a tonic 10 the entire
system. When there has occn need
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DOan's Kidney Pills have never failed
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For sale by an doalcars. Price ~.
cents. Foster Mll5urn Co.. Buffalo
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Remember the nAme-DOan's land
take no Othof.--Adv. 3s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
YESTERDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. q; Broolslyn. o.

Brooklyn. April 30.-Thc New York
Giants finished IN sensational run
getting rally yesterday and won from
BROOKLYN Ia the thirteenth inning.
batting In six runs MathcwEOn anu
Kucker pitched alright ball for
twelve innings. Doyle began the scOr.
ing the thirteenth when he doubled
and Murray followed with a single.
A double and three singles Followed
quickly. With four runs ana SIX
hits ON him. hucker was taken out
and ST. cA was substituted. stack
contributed two runs on one hit.
The score. X. III. n.
New YORK 600 600 OOo GOO &c 10 3
Brooklyn 600 600 600 600 Go 4
Batteries Mathewson and Meyers;
NuckcT. Stack ana Miller.
Summary: Two-base hlt--Doyle,
Merkle. smith. Double play-shafcr
10 Doyle % Merkic go; Herzog TO
Doyle 70 Merkic. Base on bailH--off
Rucl6er, 2. struck Out--By Fucker, 3,
by Mathewson. 4. Umpires-isigler
and Byron.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CllIeaen. ai pclroll. 8.

Chicago, ~ Detroit, y.
Detroit. April 80. with Ty Cobb
In the lineup, Detroit failed 20 win
from Chicago yesterday. The White
Sox retired from the field with the
score 20 5, Cobb seemed To have
his old-llmo speed. bat failed 20 do
any sensational hitting yesterday
The score: ~. n. r..
Chicago 200 f01 600 COZ o ~ I
Detroit COZ O0O OyO OOi5 !
Batteries White. Russell, Benz and
Easterly. SchalleT; Hail. Lake and
Sianagc.
Summary: ThFoe-base hit--craw-
ford Double play liort0n 10 Weav-
err Base on halls-Off Hall a Oft
Lake. 4. Oft White. 81 Struck out
By White. q. by Bsnz. 2. Umplres---
iiidebrand aud Evans.
WashinRton-P hilndciphia game post
pOned; rain.
Boston-New York game postponed;
rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

"My little son had a very severe
cold. I vas recommended 10 Try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
before small bottle was finished he
was az well as ever" writes Mrs. VI.
Silks. 20 Bowling street. sydney. Aus
tralia. This remedy Is 70. sale by
all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
ATHLETES TRAINED
AND READY FOR
START SIGNALS
Indians, Varsity Men and the
Menaul Boys to Participate
in Struggle for Champion.
ship City Cup.

Extraordinary Interest IN being
uanifeated Ia Albuquerque and Ia
various sections 81 the state In the
two track meets which are a. be held
Ia this city on HONEYWELL field Friday
and SATURDAY. The meet Friday will
- lnf the intercollegiate chatnplOn-
ship 81 the ciiy The United states
Indian school the University 81 New
Mcxicu and the Mcnaui Mission
school athletes 0ill participate In the
intercolleeiaie events The Indians
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30


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round III Kilbano failed BODY
and face with both hands They
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

50. Joscph. o. Slou1 Cisy. 4.
At sioux csty: a. a. n.
Sioux city .eoi eco 000--i : 6
~ Joseph 00e 020 Og2--6 10 3
siattcries--Allen aud Rapp. chcl.
bette and kctter
summary. Two-base hit--Watson
ca. kotter. Double play---W estcrxil
90 Brewer t2l Watson 10 Brewer.
Meinke 20 Brewer Struck by
Allen, g. by Chellette. ). Base On balls
off CheIlettc, - i'mpire--Andcr-
son.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

New York. Aprli 30 ueoree ko-
del. Boer heavyweight Was given
decision On a foul last niehi W.,
Fr.e Frliz. heapywtlshi champion 81
il,a fnltsd states navy. IN thr ihiih
rnund u y scheduled ttn-ronnd h"n'
Ia Brooklyn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

New York. April 3O--Jim Conry.
the Dublin giant. knocked ont
whitley" Allen Ia the first round ~
q scheduled tcn-rOund bout here last
night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

Reynolds. Richardson and Billings
summary: Two base hit---Mullcn.
Cobb Barbour. Carney. Mci.arry,
Reynolds. Triple play-lcynolds 10
Rapp 20 French. struck out-By Eh-
man, 4: by Reynolds 4 by Richard.
son. T. Base on bDils-Off Ehman. /;
off reynolds 2 Umpire S9Rrlst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

Mr.. Minturn's Msadventurc 4
high class comedy with Maurice Cos
tello leading Crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

Mr. Minturn's Mlsadventure A
high class comedy with Maurice Co.'S
tello leading. Crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

Gloricta Deer refreshing ana
healthful. Southwestern Brewery a.
lee Co. Phone IS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

Az Des MONIES. r. n. 4.
Dea Aloines -. .Ola GEL 00l,~-6 n o
Omaha .... COS 00i 0OO--f =
Batteries --iakan aud shaw, fut
gate and Johnson.
summary. T'Wo-hnse hll An0feiW
lal. Jones. shipko. Double play.
Hahn 10 Sentell Rese on bails--Off
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30

lakaff. a: OF Fngatr l. struck out
By i.tisaff. Il. by fugaie, !. Umpire
ffifrri,rtfsnrt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
Clacage. .. ClnrInnatI. ,.

Chicago. April 3O.--W Wearing uni
forms, gloves and using playing par-
aphernalia owned by the Chicago
White Sox, the Cincinnati National
league team was beaten by the Chica-
40 Cubs today. 7 20 2. The Cincin-
nRti club trunks were accidentally left
over Ia 81 Louis.
The score: r. H. ".
Cincinnati 80 100 0O0 OiO---I
Chicago .., 800 0i2 OfX~-1
Batteries Benton, FrOmme and
Clarke; Cheney aud Archer.
Summary; Two-base hit Mitchell.
Base 90 balls-off benton, q: OH
Cheney. 2. Struck Out--by Benton,
3 by Cheney 4. Empires brennan
and Eason.
Philadelphia Boston game postpon-
ed. rain.
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summary Two-b base hit Mathews.
HOME run--pettiRreW, Channel.
struck out BY King. 3 by Perry, 8.
Base on balls OF King, 2, of Perry,
!. Umpire sigler.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03
". c. 7. i. CLOSES
ANNUAL SESSION
Plan to Commit Legislative Can
didates to Temperance Pro-
gram Discussed.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

lIray. Va. october 2Early morning ses-
sions marked the fourth and last day of
the meeting OF tho Virginia Womans Chris
tan Temperance Union OF Virginia. Reports
or committees delayed the practical work
ing6 OF tie body ut each session. These re-
ports have been Lengthy and OF statistical
nature, showing wonderful strides made by
the organization In eliminating the saloon
from virginia towns and cities. and the dts
tlcries from tho rural districts
Memorial! services 10 those who have died
Within the past year were nelI before the
routine work OF the days session began
l-aAlty OF tho part OF oNicinls in the en-
iorccment OF existing laws and plan Tor
the commitment q; legislative candliat. Oh
throughout the state To the temperance pro-
pasandn has been he tenor OF tho orguniza-
tons annual meeting.
MISS May Russell. OF Mississippi o.night
delivered an address before the body, follow
ing which the meeting adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03
Rev. Edward VI Bnttis.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Greensboro. y. c.. October 2.-Rev.
Edward NJ. BATHS died yesterday at
the home OF his daughter Mrs Wade
r. Brown, and the funeral was held
late Yesterday afternoon. The body
was placed aboard train No. IS last
night and carried TO Baltimore where
II Will be crenatcd. in accordance with
the direction OF Mr.. BATHS The fu-
neral service was conducted by Rev.
G. W Byrd, assisted by Rev. A. d.
Belts. SIR. Harris was born In Ben
n!ngton. VT. June II, lS44. and moved
with his parents TO Illinois In 1876 In
1858 he Joined the Methodist Church,
and later attended Mt Morris Semi
nary. preparing for the ministry He
served number OF churches in Illinois
Nebraska and the Dakotas. In 1880
he retired from the ministry. and was
subsequently cashier In the Office OF tho
collector of internal revenue for the
district OF tn Dakotas. cashier of tho
York National Bank, In York Ncb
and secretary to the dean of Denver
university In 1904 he became dean OF
the business department at Meredith
College. Raleigh In 1909 he lost his
eyesiGht and since that time had been
in failing health. For a few months
he had lived here with his daughter,
whose husband Is director Of music al
the state Normal and Industrial Col
lcgc