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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
Danny Mahoney's
Successor Named.

lewiston Ne. March tSr"cidh.-li
is with bitter rccree that the students OF
Bates have learned OF the discontinue
ton Of Danny" Manoney's course here.
that is known only To himself ana the
faculty. Bates loss a tin' athlAf" in linn.
not only in baseball but in football. has
ketball and track Frank William Kcancy
of Cambridge Mass. is elected captain
in his place. Kranry is one of i9ll'S best
athletes ana is counted On rs Il NalIrblc
man in the dasues.
Frank Lcavitt III Of Pai Sunstcd, Me,
is chosen to capt;in his class i'll TIN.
weights. He is Il tall. muscular Fresh
man ana no Greenh"rn with tn" shot
Joseph T. Wadlti.h 'n is captain If
his class drill. tie dumbbrll drill. IL"
hasn't selected his men ye,.
Manager Niggin has arranged for relay
races between several of the local Gram
mar schools, also one between the Bates
and Bowt.oin Freshmen. The points will
lie more closely contested for this year
than last. for there are more ana more
evenly matched men in each event. In
the Freshman class several good men
have developed and are expected to make
the former 'OS stars hustle.
Robert Milton Pierce. leader of tie
ward drill Of the Freshman class. has
chosen the following men to represent 1911
at the indoor meet next Wednesday even
ing: Graham, Richardson. Sargent. Bah,
bit. Guptil. Peaks. Matthews, Gordon
Harris. Robinson. Dunn. BOLSTER. Hill
man, Preston. Ham, Chandler, Hooper
Stuardall. Johnson, Bonney, Jenness
Strout. Turner, Names, Cheetaal. Dun
field, Doe. Lombard. Weymouth. An
drews, Morrison, McCusck. Ingersoll
Douglass. Nichols. Rhodes and Tebbets
Leslie Sawyer 'cs will play the piano fo
the drill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. March 1.-THE aggressive
speculative leadership of IN" stock mar
kst asserted itself again today ana prices
were lifted substantially. When opera
lions were resumed in ;in aggressive WY
after som, earlier h. sitatiur the improve
mciit in the technical position of Inc
market resulting from YESTERDAY rea.
tion b"cI.nC manifest. The hesitation ~
TIE upward movement yesterday reSrlt"d
in II large extension Of the short interest
.iS the professional element had been ms
ttustful Of the advance frCm jnr oiitScl
aud promptly put ont fro sh short lines
These uncovered shorts made a p"tti-
tai demand for stocks o. the adNinr"
which aided tie buns materially The
dig stion of the profits effected hy yes
t"rday'$ selling also left the sellers in q
strong position tn renew their holdings.
III. obvious Capitalization Of tie opera
ton f"st,rrd tt" conviction that llnp"r-
tan: financial inter. 'StS were embarked ~
:, concerted bun movement WITH ihc prob
able approval of Rankin" interests look
ing "a III" furthcrlHc'' of coming pans
for necessary financing which confront
th"u.
Tie ,lpturn H. IT,. market was notable
fnr II revival IF rufIorS of important de
v,lnpments. which lacked Ncriii"aiion ana
which Were Na"l'". The Cnn$pI"u"iG
leadership, If Union Pacific in the ni"N"-
ment was dli' to revival of reports that
the plan for S"%r' -ation Of that c,lnltt-
ny'S investments Ms rip" and would IN
vnlvr :,n extra disbursement to 81 pckhoi'i-
rrS. Hhr extra dividend ruE'nr WAS re-
ViVed to apply To Northern Pacific also
The strength IL I>"ading was connected
with report trat Il ease WAS being pr''-
pared hy ~" t"uHrtmcnt of Justice to
test the crmmndity clause "f tn" Hepburn
lrW winch W"ul exempt TIL" coal rohdS
from pen.'lti'S for n"n-cnmpliancc pend
ing 1h" decision Of III" suit. Tie re.t"-
tium lItc in tho d"y was partly du. L"
profit taking.
The letter "f instructions from Fr"si-
dent Roosevelt t. tie commissioner Of
ctl'ror3'tiunS 10 investigate stock trading
was moi ""n,r rally known on the flrC" 81
til" Stock FXchnn-" before TIL" closing.
but it is prohail" That Snn" "f the lat"
Stllin" came from the early informed on
its contents. The market closed distinct
ly weak in consequence.
Bonds were finn Total s"l"S. pIr val
We. s. <H..'c1 E"it..d States bonds were
IlNa hal.tl on Gil.
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JULY 4 DATE OF RACE
FOR THE Upton CUP.

New York, March 1l.-Thc Brooklyn
Yacht club last night announced the
conditions governing the ocean race
to b" run under its auspices for sail
craft for til" 800" cup presented by Sir
Thomas Upton. The race is open to
sailing yachts measuring not more than
100 feet. extreme length. any rig, be-
longing I" any organized yacht club in
the world and vii start at 10 \. H.,
July T.
Boats To enter must be bona -f.dc
cruising craft. having fun decks. water
tight cockpit and of substantial con-
struction and rig. Yachts having fin
or bulb hcels, CT balanced rudders, are
barred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
New York Produce Market.

New ok. NJ. rein "
FLOUR Receipts 1H3iI. "Np'fiS co..
gales ,aD0: huII ana easier. Mimi bakers
ilhGi..oo. winter straiShts Iih. 80 ..,
WHEAT I:ccriptS 2".nb. sales o.'~.h
futures: spot st,adv: NJ. red 9h~: el"-
v:,trr. No. : i,,d 1904 f" ! ntl"at; M. !
northern buluth 1i37a +" u :il":tt: No
hard winter HOS 9 J. aii"Hi-
CORR Receipts l"l": exports -'.351
sales 2i.0Cr futures. spot firm: No. '5i-
rlt.N .itor ana fat2 - j ;ttl"at: NJ. whit"
81 aud No. . yellow % " u "fl"1t
OATS Receipts 1850, exports 80: tipt
steady rIixod 26If32 lI,s. u: natural vtht"
.,133 lbs 57f.Go. clipped whit" l-"io lbs.
6lIijI.
RTEF- Steady.
LAKD-Ste:dy; western piirn" 7.7J@7N'
Sl.tiNR| Raw INN: fair refining BIB:
centrifugal ~ test 4.GI. in"lasses sugar
%3): refined steady.
RITTER Firm; receipts "S39; creamery
t.G i1ia Finn: receipts 1887; state Pa.
and ne;.'hv brown and mixed "Niri =
PCTA1DE,S Easy: jersey per hhl. III.
G'2.1.,. STATE. IL. and western in bulk pr
$50 II s. : --f'.,,o
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NOTES

Tom Madden. The former New Eng
land Leaf que star catcher who recently
signed with Portland. Ore. was tender
ed reception at his home al RnXbury,
Mass, Tuesday on the occasion Of his
departure for the Pacific coast over
score of friends assembled to give the
popular young backst"p a farewell re-
ception.
Manager Schlichtcr Of the Pnil3del-
phia Union League baseball club has
received the signed contract of Frank
Covaleskie of Shamokin, Pa. che of the
three famous brothers Of that name.
There are now in Quaker City three
brothers Coyale skic in the big league.
one. John. is with Connie Mack On his
Southern trin. another, Harry. left
with Manager Murray Tor savannah,
ard tho other one. Frank. haS lust
agreed To play with the Union club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
BASEBALL.
Yannigans Beat Regulars
at Little Rock, 5 to z
Ban Johnson Announces the
American League Umpires.
White Sox Beat Oakland Team OF
California League, ] to z.

Little Rock. Ark. March lin a
great game the YanuigaiS humbled the
nrid.. az the regulars. :, to Tuesday
afternoon.
RI" Yannigans catbatt"d ana out
fjelde,i the veterans. They were faster
en- tn. bases, worked with more ginger
and the only sensational plays of the
Afternoon Wer" made by the IannlSah
outfi4lders One running one-handed
catch by MrHale that robbed "id Cy
% a good ;xo-base hit. and me "the!
was a superb catch by Right Fielder
Jessie TannchiII. who took the Ddh at
hir feet on a dead run. held H. although
he fell. and kept the runners from nov
ing I'd q base.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
HARRIGAN- MCDONALD
BOUT a LIVELY ONE.

Portland Nc, March 1l.-kid Me-
Donald Of Chelsea and Eddie IIarrigan
Of Portland had 4 Lively bout Of six
rounds at the Pastimc club Tuesday
evening. Mcdonald MAS the NOR" ag-
gressivc and landed urjrnrr. sending 4
strong left To the face whenever IIar-
rigan gave him an opening.
iiHlriSan made = good Effort. and i'll
the fourth round sent Mcdonald to the
ropes. In the fifth round Mcdonald
came NJ stronger than at first, ana i'll
til" last round he tried hard t. get a
knuCknut. but failed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXING NOTES

Young Corbett announces that he IS
to become Il 'cafist' in New York.
Tommy Murphy has started light
training, but it will be Il fun month
before he can nope TO box.
Tommy Sullivan OF Lawrence is MAX
ing a great hit in Philadelphia, Wiler"
he has been winning steadily.
Jim Donovan. the English middle
weight. is now under the management
of Billy Mccartney of Philad, lphia.
Eddie Hopkins of South Boston has
been selected To referee the New Eng
land amateur boxing championship III
Cambridge March Ii.
Tommy Sullivan, the Bruoktyn irati.-
erNcight, Who once Knocked out Abe
AttCll. is going to the coast III search
of Il fight With Attcll
The National Sporting Clilh ul Lon
don intends Ia give Fill SquirrS i hout
for next month The club is trying t.
get Gunner Moir for the match.
Boston Herald: Fight fans here
Hb"utS arr decidedly anxious |" see
Albert belmont in action and tn" pros
poet "t Il match with owen Moran j.
We'll thought of. I'll" question is on,
of weight. rs Moran had trouble Grttims
10 the proper figure fur the Att"L
match
y Sparrmg exhibition is advertised Il
take place in Central nail. Dover, Me-.
March Ia. under local management
There an. - bc two >iX-round bouts.
TIL" main boat will take place between
r'lH Chrnc.v Of Guilf"rd ana Max cote
81 Hidd"fur,i. Th"r" will be 4 sr1ni-f-
nai Between Young Jn" Cams of Bel
fast ana JACK Grown "f Hnr Harbor
SpIrriLG between InuI boys viii bc
oHc Of III" frdtur, =
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house and SEQ what more he could see
1.alley says that lie and Chum named
Sammy Hartford went to the Sturehouso
Sunday. broke into the building and got
case of whiskey, which they hid. On
Monday Lalley and Hartford We're taking
away the Whiskey when they We're seen
and arrested by Inspector Knaide.
Lalley's parents were in court and said
that they could do nothing with the boy.
that he had been expelled from school
and roved about the streets. Judge Chap
man sentenced Lalley to the State School
for Boys for the remainder of his minor
ity
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DElMONT-W WALSH MATCH
AT LAST SEEMS IN SIGHT.

Boston, March 11.-At last The Al
bert belmont Jimmy Walsh match is
in sight. James V. Donnaruma. man
agcr Of belmont has signed with the
Arln"rN \. \. The articles call for a
l2-r"und bout at catch weights under
IN" usual ring conditions 1t is said
that WalSh'S manager has agreed with
4 third party To the contest.
Tn" matchmaker Of IN" club will
schedule the bout for March Il or any
other later date that is mutually agree
able. rho matchmaker Of the club
will not stir his hand to make the
match. but will accept it if it comes
to him.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. March IT,
I.ii"rlI realizing sales c:ttsC,l a weak
finish in tn" local wheat market today.
although final quotations ~: III" May de-
livr..v were 15fCIl anUVr the clos 81 YES
l-r,lay corn was Il snad, lower. pats
were unchanged aud provisions unchanS,
rI ~ wv. Highcr
Tie leading futures closed follows:
WiII.AT-Aay @%Is. July Nn'i S'p IT. Shl4.
,'tHN-Alay -; JAY 62isFtI,. S,'pt. bll4.
OATS May old j3as May ncw IL, July
NESS FORK My l2;1:i-; July i I.l4,
I.ARiI-Niav ISL: July SOB. sept So.
SlIDHT RIRS-Miy G.11l2: july .p11-.
Cash quotations were us follows.
FI.pCE-StcadN.
WliEAT-No. : spring 1oSGll"; 30 q
n, Iu>; 10. = red @fM91i2.
CrRN-No. : 6am'-; ~. : yellow Gal=m
u.ATs-No. 5-a.m53; 40. ) white ~.
Ft-4l..
ftYt.-Nc. : 81
BARLEY Fair t. choice nr!tiu:, N;ft93.
i'LAN SEEDING. uorthwe stern Il9.
LENGTHY SEE.D-Prm.c 10.
CIbN f,I;--t.no.
SiipitT RIBS. SIDt,S- G.oNGiG5G.
MESS PORk-l1. I5m lI.H1l-.
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MISSING SHAFT HOLDS
UP THE ITALIAN AUTO.

Cheyenne. Wye. March 1.-THE
sprint which the Italian car has been
making to overcome the lead of the
American car in the New York to Paris
automobile" race. ended a short distance
west Of Paxton. Neh., 1874 miles east
of here, late last night when the Italian
racer dropped int" q mudholc and
broke Il jackshaft.
A duplicate shaft should have been
in the supplies awaiting the car here.
but it could not be found. having been
left out Of the shipment
Unless the duplicate shaft can be To-
Gated the Italian car will be tied up at
Paxton indefinitely. It was 347 miles
behind the American car when the &C
Cident occurred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

the balance of the municipal Offices
remaining untitled to be supplied at the
IL Xt meeting on Monday evening.
March 3:
City marshal, William Brown; dep
MY marshal, Frank A. Rutherford;
"v"rs""r II the poor. j. w Whalen;
tax collector. f. Bruce Jonah; member
school committee. W. Fl. Colwell mem
Der Board of Health. John 4. Lowe:
chief engineer fire department, Frank
l.. Bradish; city solicitor, Colin Mac
Nichol superintendent fire alarm.
Frank Buck: treasurer John P. Hutch
'nSon; auditor. Charles l. Morton;
street commissioner. Theodore Buck
nam; superintendent cemetery. John
Earle; port warden, James H Malloch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

PASSPORT CITY FATHERS
Organize New Government and Elect
New City Officials.

Eastport, Me, March 1.-THE CITY
government was formally organized
Monday. Mayor Leavitt making a brief
hut businesslike address to the board
on assuming office. The following APP
pointments were made by the council,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
Boston Produce Market,

Boston. Nnrcl II.
FT.orr-Lower; spring patents 5GI0G
CORN Higher: No !" yellow 54n74'4.
DATS-Lpwer; No. clipped White tia
81 Il.
HAY nchangrh. clnic" 2-.Gtu $50.
MILL f'FEp-Tnchanged
STRING BRAN-2S. '-Nt2S3r.
Mill. IEFp-2S 90.
PORK Quiet: medium iG.-5d $50.
LAFp-Qurt; -.
BEEF Firm: Who'll" cattle Sni2,
LAMBS Firm; spring ilMl3.
NEALS-Firln 1I2T12l-.
Butt Elt-F'irm. northern a1Ma3.
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kHEDlvE OF EGYPT
ATTENDS AUTO RACES.

cairo. March 1.-THE khcdivc of
Egypt. accompanied by the Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught, were present
at Heliopolis yesterday Al the first au-
tomobilc races held in Ec> ut. During
the second race one Of Jur cars ran
over Il fallen cushion and dashed out
Of the course. \ policeman and two
spectators were killed and II persons
were injured After this acClient the
Duke and the Duchess lft and the
races came to an end
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Chicago 7: Oakland 2.

San Diego. On. March little
White Sox first team put another game
over on Van Haltren's Oakland team
Tuesday at the local ball pork. The
score was to .. Jones and his men
begin to look more like champions
Today's game was the: final one for
the regulars to play here.
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TOMMY QUILL BEATS
JIM BONNER AT BOSTON

Boston. March ll.-Tnnmy Quill uf
Rr"ckton won the decision over Jim
Bonner Of Pennsylvania in 10 rounds
AT the -Nrmory a. a. last night. Quill
WAS clearly entitled to the award. for
II" beat Bonner i'll every one Of the
first six rounds and held the last at
least even
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GEORGE SLOSSON BEATS
FRENCH EXPERT CASSlGNOl

New York. March l1.--George Slos-
son Tuesday night took revenge on the
French expert. Cassignol. for the beat
ing the former suffered Monday night.
The student wound up the IS halk
line game. the sixth between the two.
in the Eth inHiN" the score being ~"
to 222. Sioss"t upN has won five games
ont Of six
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New York Cotton Market.

New York Matcu IA
Spot closed quiet 10 points love- MIL
d'in@ uplaHls n. DO. gulf I.c, M,
sai'~F. ''P
Galveston quiet. II 5-le. Ch.rrl,s,,.
quiet. n. Memphis miict. ii q-JG WIN.
Orleans steady NJ: savannah ,,uiot "
M receipts f"r tive davs n. III
END"rty (" Great Britain = a. -.
rr;rco .8f3S. tD the continent ~ Xiii y
.JIurn i--n -
stock 90 iI.;
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. March H.
TrLE-I;rcciUiS 1850. market
STEADY. steers 1900 $50
IlDGS-Roc"iptS }o.rm: market ~. ligll-
cr; choice heavy shipping 6lTi.1t.
SIiFEP-R.c"iptS lf.t"": nIurke. strong
t" 30 higher: ShceI 4:iN!G.11; lambs GTIf
80 ytariingS G.htf &C.
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San Francisco IS: White Sox 2.

San Francisco. Cal, March 1.-THE
second division of the White Sox were
walloped Tuesday by San Francisco.
Is to .. Freeman, who pitched four
innings. went further into the air than
any balloon ever seen hereabOutS. In
four innings he allowed 10 hits and
passed five men. netting 10 runs
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CHEESE Firm YORK state l,4rs
EGGS--lower; choice 3gTr27; wretarr q,
APPl rs Quiet: No. ] I;aIdwing agt,g D.
PbTATrES-O uict Maine Whit s-1 1,5,'
ST'GAP Steady IN a basis t,f ,' %"Nf.
EranuIatcd. XIX IDr
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KNOX COUNTY NOTES.
lslesboro Inn Leased-Concert At
Stockton-Mr. PringIe At Belfast.

Belfast. March 11.-(SpeciaD.- The
Acme Concert Company of this CITY
will go to Stockton Thursday evening
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FRED H. WINS Fps
RACE AT BANGOR.

Bangor. Ne. March IA rae" for : =
horses was held Tuesday on the Mt Hope
avenue speedway Of tn" Bangor Gentle
mems Driving Cuh with a big crowd in
Attendance. Tie summary:
40. CLASS-TIALF-M MILE. HEATS:
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.Corinna 20; Winterport II. S. 16.

Corinna, Ne. March II --Corinnd Mon
a ademy defeated Winterport High ut
basketball - to I6 IN = close game Of
BIZ Hlletball Tuesday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

AS an author Anthony Trollope re-
ceived $5H.G1 during his lifetime
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Scor,.-corinna Academy 70 Winterport
H. :. iG Goals from honr-,i. badger q.
X. badger. Arnold. Ia 81. Han, Shaw :.
Goals from fouls-R. ledger =. Shaw 1.
Referee Smith. Tin, 3inn. periods
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FUTTEI: Steady. creaIncries 2-n.S.
dtiricS .Cf,4G.
EGGS STEADY. At market. cases inCIUd-
-. 17f'1@. tWsts Il: prime firsts y: ~
traS II.
CIlEI,SF.-StcHhy. 1Gn1i.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-28
Excellent Health Advice.

Mrs. M. M. Dawson, of No. $40 Gif-
ford Ave-, San Jose, CAL, says: 1.-The
worth of Electric Bitters as general
family remedy, for headache, bilious
ness and torpor of the liver and bow
els is so pronounced chat am prompt
ed to say word in its favor, for the
benefit of those seeking relief from
such Affections. There is more health
for the digestive organs in bottle of
Electric Bitters than in any other
remedy know Of" Sold under guar
antee at VIM. Comstock & Sons drug
store. SOC.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-28
Great soldiers as stjdents.

Grant was graduated in the class of
1S43 at West Point-number 21 in
class of SO. Gen. William F. Frank
lin graduated at the head of the class.
1t may be interesting in this connec-
tion to note how other great generals
stood in their class Sherman stood
number 6 among AZ graduates; Sher-
idan, number "a in class of AZ; Vir-
ginian Thomas, number IL among AZ
classmates; Meade, number 10 in a
class of Sc; Hooker, number 20 among
80 comrades; Stonewall Jackson,
number II in class of so; Long
street of Georgia, number 60 in class
of 62, and Hancock, number 18 among
25 graduates.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-28
A Luxurv of War.

What we consider the simple neces-
stiles of our habitual daily life, In
other circumstances rise to the height
of much valued luxurles. Who would
think of being specially grateful for
pair of dry stockings, or even of con-
sidering the subject? Yet the very
thought of such an article reused the
envy of whole company of soldiers.
Mr.. Putnam mentions the incident in
his History of the Twenty-Fifth Mas
sachusetts Regiment"
After marching all day in the rain,
! took off my soaked brogans and wet
socks and put on a clean. dry pair of
stockings. All the boys began to call
out:
Where did you get those|
Amt you putting on style for a SOL
dier?"
Look here, fellows! The sergeant's
got dry socks"
you amt putting on airs, are your"
Homemade, eh?"
This last question answered.
Yes, boys, these are homemade.
My old mother knit them, God bless
her! I've carried them right here in
the lining of my vest, one on each
side, heels front, toes to shoulder,
see? Now, if you fellows want to
know just how uncomfortable you are,
feel of that!"
The stockings were handed round,
stroked like a cat, rubbed on cheeks,
admired and envied.-Youth's Compan-
ion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-28
REST MADE EASY
There will be Less SIeeplesSnes
When Perrysburg People
Learn This,

Can't rest at night with bad hacH
A lame, IA weak or an aching one.
Doans Kidney Pills are for bad
backs.
They cure every form OF kidney Ills
From common btckache To diahetrs.
w. i. Rogers, track man, living ut
3254 Mapewood Ave, Toledo, o, saws:
II suffered for great many years
from kidney complaint, and although
| docLored and took number of rem
edies did not get any better The
pain in my back was so intense after n
days work that could not get any
rest or comfort. | could not sit or lie
down. and after a restless night arose
unrefreshed. The kidney secretions
were Irregular and deposited heavy
sediment. Having seen Dotu's Kidney
pills advertised z ia box AT Reed S
drug store. Since using the contents
| have had no return OF NY old trouble,
and consider y1nlf permanently cured,
as 1t is oyer six years since | used the
rlmedy.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-28

The great dancing expert, My Fancy
who is doing the Moss e Stoll tour
has danced on gold dust.
when starring with Charles God.
freys company in Western Australia, y
she told me, mo sand was procurable
for my dance, so the people in the
place said they would get me some
gold dust, and accordingly they
brought quite a quantity of the pre-.
cious stuff along, and / found that II
answered the purpose very well. !
reckon that was about the queerest
use gold has ever been put to. OF
course, it was mixed with quartz, but
when put it in water | could see the
gold grains shining ever so prettily."
-Pearson's Weekly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-28
Why James Lee Got Well.

Everybody in GAINESVILLE, o., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route s. She
writes: my husband, James Lee,
firmly believes he owes his life to the
use of DR.. Kings New Discovery. His
lungs were so severely affected that
consumption seemed inevitable, when
friend recommended New Discovery.
We tried it and its use has restored
him to perfect health" DIR King S
New Discovery is the King of throat
and lung remedies. For coughs and
colds it has no equal The first dose
gives relief. Try it! Sold under guar
antee at VIM. Comstock e. Sons drug
store. SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle
free.