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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
EMPLOYED ON BREASTWORKs
The Singular Ground for q Colored
Voters Demand for Registration. 4

"A :
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
ELURAY,,# Va. Oct ga legal problem
arose to-day before the Registration
Board now sitting at Luray. Addison.
Armstead, an aged colored man Of this
place. today made application to the
board for registration under the head Of
service rendered in the Confederate army
Armistead says he was employed on tho
breastworks around Richmond during the
war and on this ground he demanded to
be registered. The board then issued.
Armstead certificate setting forth its
istration. "a
The law firm Of Armstrong and Keyser,.
of Luray, have been employed by Arm
stead to lay his grievance before Judge
Harrison. of the Circuit Court. The case
will come up before Judge Harrison IN
vacation and the outcome will be watch
ed With keen interest. III 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
Her Purse Snatched.

Yesterday morning between and I
o'clock. while Miss Nora Hendricks and
another young lady We're on Twenty
fourth Street, between Broad and Mar
shall, a negro snatched the purse of the
latter lady from her hand and escaped
with it.
No report was made to the police, but
they heard Of the matter and viii inves-
tigate to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
CHALLENGE WAS NOT
ON THE GERMANIC
Especial Dispatch TO The Times

NEW YORK, October s.-N1embers of
the New York Yacht Club. who expected
that the challenge for the Americas cup
would arrive by The steamer Germanic
yesterday. were disappointed when the
foreign mail was delivered to find that
that document had not yet arrived They
believed that because the Germanic was
a favorlte ship with Sir Thomas Upton.
he having sent a former challenge by
her, and having crossed the Atlantic sew
eral times in the steamer. he would pro-
baby forward the challenge by her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
IN CUMBERLAND
The understanding Clause a Terrible
Obstruction.
Especial dispatch to The Times,

) Is +
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
CARTERSVILLE. VA. October D.
original registration for Bush Park was
IS whites and Us colored: the registration
yesterday was 81 white and Is colored.
The original registration for F'lippen's
Mills was 80 white md 100 colored; the
registration yesterday was 30 white and
u colored. A considerable decrease in
the colored registration is noted. One
old colored man remarked, AFTER apply
ing for registration and being refused,
that il he had applied early in the morn
ing While they were at the beginning of
the book, he could have gotten through.
but when he applied they We're SO far
back in the book that nobody couldn't
answer them questions. -
Another old fellow came out and de-
clared Very errpkatioally that they
asked SO many fool questions in thar
that the devil couldn't answer them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
BROWNIES VS.. ELKS.
ne Game is Called at 4:i5 O'clock and
Will Be Full of Ginger.

The Brownies and Elks go against
zach other at Broad Street Park this
afternoon. commencing promptly at 4:l5
o'clock. Upon the decision of this game
nes,ends whether Manchester or the
Brownies will take second place. Should
The Brownies lose they will have but lit
lie show OF landing in any other than
the last place. while the ISlks will cinch
khe pernant
Manchester comes in for her last game
peat "wednesday, and Will try to place a
boiid grasp on second place. At present
the Manclesters and Brownies are tied
for second place. while the Elks have
. very good lead to hold the top.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
jill. WINSTON ILL
Ex>Mayor of Bristol Suffers from a
Blood Clot on the Brain.

BLOOD Got on tne BFa1ff.
ESPECIAL --ncHch to The Times.)
"a BRISTOL. TENN. October 81. Il
winston, ex-Alayor Of Bristol. Va,
is critically i'll, and not likely to recover.
He suffered a stroke Of paralysis last
night, due to the bursting Of a blood
vessel, which caused a hemorrhage over
the brain.
Mr. Winston, who is thirty-eight years
of age. has been an attorney in Bristol
for fifteen years.
He served two terms as Mayor, and
was a prominent candidate for the corpo-
ration judgeshlp before the Virginia
Legislature last spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
One>Fourth the First Day.

Especial U1spHtcn 70 IN" I1mes.J
NORFOLK, VA, October S-The first
DAYS registration in the Brambleton
Ward of this city is disappointing to the
Democrats, There was but one-fourth
the usual number Of voters registered.
Two hundred out Of a, possible eight hun
dred applied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
\ The Wasp in Commission.

WASHINGTON. Oct. sThc Navy De-
rartmcnt is inforIned that the TORPEDO
boat Wasp was placed in commission at
Norfolk yesterday. This vessel vii, be
added TO the torpedo aotilla which is to
take part in the naval manoeuvres in the
Caribbean Sea this winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
ANNUAL STATE@MEETi DAUGi .
TIERS OF. THE CONFEDERAcY-
New Berne, n. G., october. 18th to I7th

1902.
On account OF the above occasion the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad announces
rate OF sS.45. Richmond to New Eerne,
n. g.. and return: tickets to be sold Oc-
tober 18th 18th. 18th and 18th, with final
limit October Is. 1902. The Atlantic
Coast Line is the quickest route to New
sBerne. It's service Is unequaled.
For fulr information apply to any
agent Of the company. Or
Division Passenger Agent. S3S East
Main Street, Richmond, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
In Fluvanna.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
"a FORK UNION, VA. October 3.-The
registration for Fork Union Precinct
closed yesterday, after ten days session,
resulting in 1872 whites and seventeen col
orea. Former registration, making allow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
In Richmond County.

=" NSpec1dl @D1spdtC11 Go = ne I1111es.J
WARSAW, VA, Oct. 3.-The registra-
ton books of this district closed to-day,
with 200 white and sixteen colored reg
istered. The old books show 24O whites
and 100 colored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04

LOSS OF APPETITE is commonly
gradual; one dish after another is set
aside It IS one Of the first indications
that the system IS running down, and
Hood. Sa1sapartlla-the best of all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
Virginia Lady Honored.

Especial dispatch to The dimes.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. October 81
Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff. OF Monticello.
slas been appointed one Of the. lady com
aissaoners to the ST. Louis Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
REVIEW OF THE CONVENTION.


In every true and proper sense the con
vention has been a very successful ant
profitable one. vast amount Of i'm
portant business was dispatched. The
discussion on the several topics enum
Grated in the programme was instruct
i've and helpful. The amendment to the
constitution will be promotive Of pro-
gress. The general survey of the felc
and the appointment of department su,
intendents of well known zeal and ability
p1eeages a campaign of renewed vigoI
ard determination.
Among the prominent older members OF
the convention was Mrs. William 81
Peasants, who was one of the organizers
of the union in this city.
Another veteran in the ranks is Mrs
Thomas Whitehead, who has done va
liant service in the cause and is well
remembered in Richmond.
Mrs. Martha Lee, of this city, is also
a veteran in the ranks. Her presence is
always a benediction. and she holds the
undivided esteem Of the w. c. T. U.
forces.
Mrs. Thomas Bagby, of West Point.
was another striking personality in the
convention. Her most elegant address on
Wednesday night proved her grace of
raind and heart.
Miss Lena Kern, Of Winchester, the
editor OF the Call" the conventions
organ. possesses a charming personality
and enjoys the unstinted admiration Of
her co-workers.
a loving and loyal face that was
missed at the convention was that of
Mrs. NJ. r. Wait, who for so many years
was an energetic w. C. T. U. worker in
Richmond. She has moved to another
State.
The entertainment Of the convention
has been excellent, and the local com
mittee deserve, as they receive. great
credit for their untiring efforts to make
the stay Of their visiting sisters pleasant
and enjoyable.
LAST NIGHTS EXERCISES.
president Mrs. H NJ. Hoge presided
at the public meeting last night. The
exercises were opened with the singing
Of the sweet song. Nearer MY God to
Thee. Rev. DR.. J. B. Hawthorne, of
Grove Avenue Baptist Church, led in a
fervent prayer.
Another song was sung, and then Rev.
G.. w. Crawford. president of the Anti
saloon League Of Virginia, addressed the
audience in behalf of temperance prin-
ciples.
He mentioned the single Standard OF
purity for the sexes, and urged the au-
dience to exert themselves in all
honorable ways to reform the drinking
usages OF society and encourage all eff
forts directed to tn eabolition Of the sa-
loon.
"A chorus of songs followed the address
Of DR. Crawford, after which Mrs. NJ.
u. Wells, the organizer Of the National
Association, made most interesting adj
dress.
At the conclusion Of Mrs. Wells ad-3
mirable address, a collection was taken;
up, during which Miss Julia Blckers in
behalf OF the East End Womens Chris
tan Temperance Union. OF which her
mother is president, presented President
Mrs Hoge, with a beautiful bouquet. and
Mrs. Hoge responded in feeling manner.
The banners were then presented-thes
John Harmon 7, of Richmond. receiving
that for grea test numerical increase, pre-
.sented by Mr.. Bickers and received by
Miss Bessie sHechler: that for the largest
Z ~
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ssath~~.t Hasnor.
Capt T. =. Moore srrssssr ofths steamer
Excelsior, has PR seuted the city wish .
beautiful young deer, which will be
placed in Woodland park. He captured
the animal ON tn. last voyage OF the yes-
81 from the Narth.-,Ssaftie. Wash.
Post Fatsliigsneer.
John whhmore starts this week Tor
Boston. whsrs be viii meet james Doe,
and they will go to the Hawaiian islands,
stopping few days at Chicago and San
Francisco. Mr.. Dole expects to have a
factory bnil, there this wiates tor the pur-
pose OF canning the pIae-ppies raised on
hts plantation. and Mr.. whitmors will be
employed In that business. hi. macy
friends here wish him success In the work.
snd pleasure in the long Journey before
him.
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WILLARD. KY.--The nrws Of the
recovery Of Mrs. Elizabeth Praier Is =
very striking instance Of the wonderful
curative powers ~ Peruna. This esti-
mAhlc lady had been an invalid from
easarrA Of the stomach and towels feG
twenty years. No wonder her many
friends are enthusiasts over her rceoy-
err. She writes: sit ss through the
faerrsrs o. God and your medicine that
ssa permitted 20 write yen this letter. I
have heen constant sufferer from
tsowei and stomach trouble for about
twenty-five years. and could never lad
relief until began the use Of reruna. l
think il is aod-ssnd 10 poor suffering
huTnnnity.r-Mrs. Elizabeth Prstcr.
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vile; from my using II AL three Of the
druggists now kecptt.
"h cured my wife OF csfarh with
which she had been frOshicd for nsorr
than twenty-five years. and had been
troubled ~ifh n for fifteen years We
are now both an right.
"My youngest son bad Ia grippe four
years ago. and ~ he had supposed had
got we'll, or 10 far recovered that he went
10 work. lie took . rciapse and the
pneumonia set in. He had hrsnorrhAgcs.
and though We tried everything we
could think Of IL waa 10 no pnrpo@c aniiI
VIC gave him Pcruna- The hcsnorrha@es
stopped, and he soon got up and Il well
and hard ~ work. We thiak there Ii
nothing like rcruns-"
In recent letter Mr.. Harden w~itasi
''xS'v keep rerunA always ia The boaae,
a. il cured IA both of ras4xFh 81 ions
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EfGfN, fI.i~-Iu very reconi com
uunicatsnn from shts place comes the
news that Mr.. Arthur Ernest Kidd. =
weli.kuown architect Of that city, has
made complete reeovery from ratarrh Of
the head from which he had suffered for
nearly quarter of a century. He writes
the following frosn Is Hamilton ave-;
az arm g. years ~ a<e. and have bad
casarrh Of the hesd Tor over half Of my
life.
~ read AZ rcruna, aud finally decided
to try IL two months ago. ! have How
taken seven bottles. and weigh III
pounds. Never fcis happier OF meTEler.
Feel tip top."-A. L.. Kidd
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A Venerable Wisconsin, Lady Re-
stored 10 Health BY Peruns
After Twenty-Five Years
Suffering.

EVANSVILLE VISA woman
cured Of catarrh Of twenty five years
standing was the occasion of Feruns be-
Tag introduced b the inhabitants OF
Evansville. Wis. From ttas time 20 this
there has been n great demand for Pc
runa Ia this vicinity and hundreds OF
cases have been cured.
II Is in this manner that Peruns
spreads from town 10 town and from
state 10 state. No sort Of advertising
could have given Feruna the reputation
IL has. The secret of It's success IL that
IL makes cures. IL cures old cases OF
catarrh where other remedies have
failed. This ought to make any remedy
popular.
Mr.. G. II. Harden, 81 Evansville. Wis,
writes the following letter;
Dear Doctor HArfman--"r wish to
write to certify what Peruna has done
for the. read Of Peruna in the papers,
OF what IL would do for eafafrh, ard
sent Tor a bottle. This was the hrs; bot
tie ~ peruna that ever came 10 Evans.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Aaror..
Mira. Il. L. Rose 10 visiting her
dsnghtss, Mira. j. r. Giles, In Ellsworth.
A. 4. Mace and wife seat TO Bedding.
ton rccsnity on business.
Mrs. 5. 4. Crosby Is visiting Der sapEh-
ter. AIRS. wardeti Vague, at Fat Ban
cor.
Moses Giles and wife have returned
from Bar Hsshor. whers they hsvs b~xn
employed tor the summer.
George *. Cso-by ssd wifs sfu visiting
Mrs. croshy's sister. Mrs, A. II. Haynes.
who has q sporting camp at SaFeross.
Jamsa Richardson Sold doe pair OF
horses rses1tiy.
r. s.oesbridgs aud c. Davis. OF Els
worth, wcre in towu Sunday.
W. y. snd L Il. crossy moysf into the
woods Monday on township II. where
they viii commence their winters epsr.
sssons.
Nov. IL. r.
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hampshire
Remark Rccoycr

MANCHESTER, y, Hs--Accerding to
late sdvte~s. Niles blanche L. Eaadless
has made = complete recovery from ca
iaFfh Of She bead which had caused
chronic running from the ears. Her
own statement OF the cass il a. fol-
lowms
II have suffered foe several years
with eAfarrh Of the head. IL finally
reached my ear. and caused . running
car. Having read Of pf. HEstmaHis
remedies I Immediately wrote. and hs
advised me. To-day ] am in better
health than have been for some time.
| walI gladly recommend PeFuna for all
catarrhal diseases. Miss Blanche L.
RandletG-
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whtases~ Garland shot fus deer oas
day last week.
Waldo Freneh, % Aitlsboro, msss.. !.
vsiting Jsrsmish Moore.
Slsa Jesis NJ. Garland. who has bess
visiting rslaiivrs 10 somsrvlIls, Mass, Is
home.
Faa Mason and Harold Ascdoeks, Of
North Ellsworth. spsat Sunday wiih
friends here.
Miss Luta VI. Roitins u home for
short vacation from North EiIsworsa,
81 here sae has been teaching.
School closed Friday. Nor. Z, for siwo
wesks' vacation, sitter q prntisshle term
tsagh, ~ Miss ssshie Hooper.
Nos. 10 Y.
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"r hope TO live twenty years yet. and
n rcruns helps me in the future ss 10
has In the past. I don's know why I
can't. The druggists say reranA IL one
of The best selling medicines they have
in &c. X. HARDEN.
PerunA can be relied upon 70 cure
slight colds and coughs and other ca
issEhal sllnicnts with a prumpsne~a that
IL unequalcd by any ether remedy.
ia cold has settled IN any portion q
the body and produced catarrh. II Ia gen.
orally though, by people that they must
suffer 90 yeas after year without any
hope % cnFe. This u nos tsrs. however,
Psruna rur~s sueh cs@cs. Thousands Of
testimonials thst car nsysr be usvd
attest this fact.
Any one wishing fires literature CO
this sabiset should address pr. Hartman,
Coiasnhna. OHIO.
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p@dham.
Robert Mckay was !n town last week.
Joseph Melans him has gone TO Eddtng-
ton 10 work In the woods Tor X. Mekecn.
George Brewster and wife are home after
a tbree- weeks yisit TO relatives in Msssa-
ehasetts.
Mrs. Msrinds Burriii has gone 10 Bar
gor 10 spend the winter With her daughter,
Mrs. Newell Libby.
Misses Gertrude Busrili and Carrie
johnson are home for a vacation from
their work OF teaching IN Brewer.
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The ki1neys are your
blood purifiers. they III
ter cut the waste or
impurities in the bleed.
II they are sick or COT
of order. they fall to DO
iheiy work.
Pains. aches ancrheu-
ma;isnn come from eI-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood. due to neglected
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HANDSOME BLACK PETTlc0ATs

made in Mohair or brilliant finished
Mercerized Cloth. A skirt that
most stores consider cheap 0Oo
at ST. 80 for OOO
Better grades at $3.50, SO, s.. 80 and 81.
Elegant Moreen Skirts at s2.5o, 80.
- and IS.
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kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes enc feel as though
they had heaTi trouble. because the heart Is
oyer-@crkIng II pumping thick. kidney
poisoned bleed through veins and arteries.
Il used 10 BE- considered tia, only urinary
troubles ~ere 10 be traced 10 the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
all Constitutional siSe4sss have their begin
ming III kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
BY first coctoring your Kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect 81 d.. kilrners
Swamp-Roof, the great kidney remedy IS
soca realized. Il stands the highest for rs
woncerfaicercs 81 the raest distressing cases
and Is sold ca It's merits f-f~
b. al druggists ID fifty a1,sss.s:s
cent and one-doilzr sig ~ i s -,
CO. You may have a - -
sample bostis b. mai gouas * ~ saa. lssss.
free. also pamphlet telling you hc~ % ma
out If you have kidney or bladder ir9uess.
Meniien this parsF when wFiting Or. kliises
& Co.. EinghaFnton. n. \.
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mrs. JANE =. DANE.

Such testimony to the merit q medicine coming from q airs
DR. David Kenndy raote Remedy has cured many cases Of
Avery simple test to determine whether your Kidneys Or Bladder are diseased
umhcr -
senen. Or soady ror agy appearance pale Or dsod you
David ksnnay FaEoie Remedy speedily cures such serious symptoms
Frequent de aTnate especially the staining OF ze by
whiskey,
Ifyou suffer kidney bladder trouble diabetes Bight
sease rheumatism DYSPEPSIA eczema O. any form q blood disease Or
tn Or Dasd Knnedys Fyore Remedy The medicine ION need you may
your with post oe address 10 the DR. David Kennedy Corporation Ron
1out N y. mentioning this paper
r. asAAh
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COUNTY NEWS.


West Trenton.
r. 5 Romer Is building an sddision TO
his house.
Mrs. +. +. Darke has gone TO Lynn,
Mass, TO visit friends.
Elmer Haynes Is home for brief Walt
20 his parsnts. He has been employed In
Boston tor the part two ysars.
Misses sarah and yirginia Thompson
have closed their home bsre FOR the wsu-
ter, snd gone TO PhiladsiphiA.
A company OF fifteen assembled At the
home Of Mrs. Josephine Baakcs on the
eyeaipg OF Nov. 3, H belng the anal
vegs@ry OF her sixty afst aitthasy. Tie
evening was pleasantly spent in eoa-
versation. At 10 O'Clock dainty scpper
was served.
The gift society Of Kings Daughters
aud sons held its snnuai meel ing AZ Mrs
;. G. Hopkins on Oct. 30. Officers were
chosen a. follows; Mrs. lienrsetts Leland.
president; sirs. Charles Mcfarland. vice.
president; Mrs. Mary n. Mcfarland,
treasurer; Mise Annie Hopkins, secretary.
The stereoysicon entertainment given
at the Baptist church on saturday even
ing MAS veil attended. The church was
peariy toll and the entertainment gener-
ally enjoyed. The music, ''The Holy City"
aud "rse Souls Gsrden", was beautifully
rendered By Miss Annie Hopkins, Miss
Hsis Anderson organist.
N.x
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II. GALLERT.
COUNTY NEWS.
For additional ooamsa Wears see ofhs- pacr,

on..
Bert Pettingiil.is moving TO wsitham
Mrs. Martha Blaisdell has returned from
Old Orchard.
Jason r. Grsnt snd wife are visiting
relatives and friends in Palmyra.
Rev. Mr.. Sergeant and wife are holding
meetings in the Jordsn sehooihouse.
W. o. Fogg and S. L. Emery, OF Sails
bury Cove, have been In town fortnight
hunting.
Mrs. David Salisbury, " no has been ~
sometime, is obliged to 40 to the hospital
in Portland.
Charles kenney and wife and aar. Rocks
and wife, of Eddington, were the guests OF
Mrs. KenDey's father last Sunday.
Bert Kincaid and wife, who recently
moved to Brewer, have returned TO live
permanently on their farm here.
Benz. Jordan, OF Trenton. and Lewis
Gray and wife. of Ellsworth Falls, we're
the guests OF George Jordan and wife sun
day.
Winfield and Richard Moore, of Ellis
worth Falls, " ho are In the employ OF the
fish hatchery, are at Floods pond for their
annual work.
Nov. 10. ID.
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Kennedy for publication !.
For five years afflicted with kidney disease
and rhcumalism the latter I had i'm its acute
form I'm my hip. I suffered 1 could not turn
I'm bed nj times L resorted 20 many different kinds
Of treatment, only 10 find Eiyseir w0rsc than
was advised to use DIR. David ks nnedy's Fav0rfte
Remedy, and after 4 had taken four bottles or it
considered myself completely cured
sincerely yours,
MRS. JANE =. DANE,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-12

All Y.5U Medium Weight Cassi-
meres for outing suits, Broadcloths,
yenetians and Meltons.
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Birch HaFoor-
Mrs. c. A. Crane spent Saturday in Mil
bridge.
Frank Rice, Of Calais. is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. G. r. Wakefield.
]. B. Crane, OF Camden. and his sister.
Mrs. Daniel Grant, OF New York, visited
here recently.
After weeks vacation at home Blanche
Hancock went back Monday to district
No to teach the winter term.
Nov. 10. G.
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CURED BY LAxAKOLA

LAxAK0LA Is the only remedy that
should be given to babies. II tastes good.
Children like IL and ask for II. Absolutely
pure, being entirely vegetable Its gentle
vet speedy action cemmends itself to
mothers Of atliug. fretfui babies
A single dose Of LAXAkpLA often re-
lieves the infant sufferer by moving the
bowels and thus removing the cause
LAxAKoLA win keep the bowels open
and the stomach In healthy. active conai-
tien. and It's tonic properties viii keep
the little folks healthy. hearty and happy
IL costs less than other iaxafives. Yon get
more for your money and smaller doses
are necessary.
At druggists. &c and Soc. or free ssrrni.
ef THE I.AxAKoLA CO.. IS vesey street
New York
/, pFPsfR0fA Tahf~S
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Ashvtiis~
JsIae- Arcy. OF Goaidsboto. ss sssiting
O. P. Brsgdcn and wife.
Miss Ella Tracy, OF Gouldsboro. Is WIS.,
ittng Relatives aod lfswai0s here.
scUoos taught by Frank Springer. Of
North satsfs@n, closed Friday. The pn-
pills tigei Nj. Springer, asd fres soses
be IL nat to ttaca Next terni.
T.. h. Banker has rented the J. 4. Hni
cottage at sulltvsn Hsrbor. tic viii move
tn so,sn. tfts u~ns trl.nd- here sfv serss
10 iUse hiaI snd bis Wiir. - thss ere guoG
nsighhors, aud will Re grcsliy IN is~ec.
Nov 10 Is.