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RECEIPTS SMALL
LOCAL. COTTON MARKET EXHIBITS NO
 ACTIVITY.
Ticking of staple is Delayed by Recent Showefs-10utiook Growing More
 IraworaNle

Favorable.
 Aluminium like were the receipts of cotton In Montgomery yesterday They were certainly light The market was composed Of only few struggling bales which had a very lonely appearance when compared with the usual receipts at this season of the year. Quotations for strict mfddiing aver aged about sMc
 1k had been expected that the market would exhibit considerable liveliness yes terday but evidently the picking of the sta pie had been interfered with by the recent ehpWers.
 There was a small demand for quick ship meat cotton by domestic mills but gene rally the call for tho material was greatly less than halflheartea.
 Futures remained in a comatose condition There was no apprecfable change in the NswYerk market.
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NEW ORLEANs FyPORTs

New Orleans. Aug. 26,-Weeks exportsi wheat 1s0. 000 bushels to Europe: corn none.
 Weeks arrivals of coffee. Brazilian 6T.77s sacks.
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qhaue prices are at wholesale and net to
 assrebOcorn s@Iooi standard goodA rsarI 4ho; gloss lump A"ei nickel gooda Lard-Leaf lOhc; compound sAe; basis eisrcsa.
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siigf v. 9lng steady nst IF uHcIIasIs SnyAngs, sE of AS GOO bags, including August, s5F0; SeptembAr, x6.60; October and Decfn- Der. sS.s0; March and May. So.
 No i-S; naiid. duh; cordova. s-sS
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Nrxv ORLEANs sOPr COTTON.

New OrIeans. Aus. ZZ.---opot cotton easyi 2es02o.
 Low ordinary. nom ..-. .s.. 5Mc Ordinary, nom .... l-1ec Good ordinary .s.. .s1 1Me Low middiing .... ..-. .s.. .'.. Good middling .... .... .. .....10 3-16c Nfiddiing fair .., ... 10 Hide Fair. nom ~ .... .. .....11 5-1ec
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NAVAL RTORES.

NAVAL HTUFEI5.
 savannah Aug 22,-Turpentine firm posin firm; sales 2 .3bs. Quote: ABc s2 90; D sd .8ah q35; E g. 37ss GAS; F s2.tz5z 9g.Ss sa s0 a 30; H ss.s0@35: 25.5 psO; K '3{.2e; NJ S4 5o@ @sO: N $5.25; VIC sS.f5' wv ts. .00.
 Charleston, Aug 22.-Turpsntine steady ot 3BAc. a1 so sOAos. n ga Ss65so. E S2. .3o@37hi F $2s69iOi G ss 7s@s0, II ssl5; I sS 50; $a 10: M S1 N s5- -i5; WIG S5.s5; wv sbsO' ..z,,,,,,g+or Aug. 22-spirits turpentine ,,ot,tns. doing; receipts az casks, os Rosin steady. nothing doing; receipts s4' srs5 ftrno Si 40; receipts 36. .o -.. .rrnrasntine firm S1.50 S2.OO and $s'TSi receipts 4s.
 New Orleans, Aug 5z.-FNe0e'P'S '' -eis rosn; no turpentine.
 Exports none.
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Western Md <s efd - .... ..... 54 Wheeling q l. Eric ss .... ..,... 7s wisconsin Central "a .... ..... sax N. r. N- H. ev. Co ctfs.... .... ......i3s
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THE METAL MARKETS.

: THE MEAL NIAItEANADs
 New York, Aug. 22--There was nothing doing in the metal markets in the absence of cables and business was dull.
 Tin is quoted at s2s 90 Q 1s9. 50.
 Copper was dull: lake at SIS. 6o062m; eiectrotype SIS. sT 1s q Be; casting SIS .1sA o S7M. iron was unchanged.
 NEW YORK COTTON OIL.
 New York, Aug 23.-Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude 2ehe.
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KANsAs CTTY LTyr sTOcK,

Kansas City, Aug. 22.-Cattle receipts 300. including 100 sontherns Steady: ra. eerts for the week s1, 200: Export and dress beef
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RIVER FORECAST.
 Tne upper Ceosa wili remain stationary; the lower CoosA and the Alabama VIII rise slightly.
 WHATEVER CONDiTI0Ss.
 Under the combined influence of areae Of low barometer over the 1o&er Lake region and Arizona and hfeas Of 'shtEh'' over Flor ida ana tho middle northwest. showers nave accnrrSa fn n1arly au Of the districts cast of the Rocky Mountains, the rainfall being heavy in portions of Alabama, Mississippi conditions again favor local showers in Ala barna tonight or Sunday , Moderate temperatures have prevailea n neariy aii alstricta, though the weather Is rather cool fn the middle northwest this morning.
 COTTON R1sE10N BUI1NTxN. . sndfna as . &mA 7ktn meridian ttnaa.
 Friday AuK. 21s 1908.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
NEyv ORLEANS C0rTuN OIL
NEW YORK COTTON.

New ofisans. Aug. 2a.-cotton seed oil prime tac.
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CCorrected Dany.1

s.oSrGoMERY CURRENT aUOrATIoNs
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NEW YoRK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Aug. 23.-The market fer coffee futures openisd steady at un- changed prices f6 a decline of i've points under nesr months liquidation tor prenaration1 Tor September notices
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-21
FAIRNIONT.


Don Jones, Howard Meade, and
Oliver Meade left Sunday night for
st. Louis, where they we'll be. EN-.
ployedf as musicians with Mahara's
Minstreb :
Geo. Bell is recovering slowly from
typhoid Fever. ... :
Misses Mary Jett and Byrd Rome,
of Cfarksburg, passed through here,
Friday 49,
Mountain City Lodge, No. 1888,
G. U. o. O. F., had their memorial
exercises, at Mt.,,zlon Baptist church,
Sunday afternoon, at 2:3O, and the
following program was rendered:
Singing, by choir.
Prayer, by Rev B. B. Martin.
Scripture Reading, Rev. l.. B.
Coleman
Singing, by choir.
Address. in behalf Of H. H. r., by
Mrs. Ge6i Boil. '.- :
Address. in behalf of Juveniles, by
Maud NOEL.
Address, in behalf of o. F., by F.
II. jackson.
Anniversary sermon, by Rev. j,
w. >RObfnSOn :C1arkSburg.
Solo, Mrs. E. l.. Norton.
Memorial address, Rev. Pryor, of
Clarksbarg .tu 49,, 80.
.s'AnthernG' by choir =.
Collections,
The O. F. lodge from Clarksburg
I attended In! a body.
Appropriate memorial exercises
We're held by Marion Lodge, No. 40,
K. of p, at M. E. church, In memo
| ry Of. their fallen chief, s. w. Sarks.
Mrs. Ed Holmes was Ill few DAYS
the past week. =. ::
The. public, school will hold its
closing EXPRESSES, Friday, May 22nd,
at the school house. The program
Will consist of rotations, declama-
tions, choruses, solos, sextets, duets,
etc. The second annual commence
ment OF the grammar. school will be
held at Mt. Zion Baptist church, May
9th. The class consists Of three
girls and one boy-Anna Dawson
Lena jackson, Anna Washington and
William Eubanks. DR.. W. S. Tur-
ner, Of Clarksburg, will address the
class. =.
Custer Shelton Is convalescine
slowly from typhoid fever.
Jake Smith is quite i'll yet at the
city hospital.
Berkeley Williams was in town a
few days the past week
Mrs. Harry Johnson returned
Thursday FROM Cumberland, after a
visit of several weeks.
Miss Bessie Meade was hostess to
the Swastika Club, Thursday after
noon.
Miss Sallie Obte entertained the
Embroidery Club, Friday. afternoon,
and dainty refreshments were served
Allen Payne is yet very Ill at
Cooks hospital, after an operation
| for appendicitis.
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ant as possible. Misses Cassie Best
and EVE Nick accompanied them
down
Mrs. lobe Craig and daughters,
Miss Kate and Mrs. Toles, returned
from Wellsville, Saturday, where
they attended the funeral of Elem
Craig. -. ..
John Williams, Of Henderson, was
in town, Saturday, on business.
Tom Davis, Jr:, spent Sunday at
ST. Adams, visiting Miss, Elizabeth
Wilson, '''"" '"'
Miss Virginia wilson spent satnr-
day and Sunday in st. Adams at the
bedside Of her sister. -,
Howard Jackson, Dana English,
and Tom Williams, Of Mason, were
in town, Saturday, on business. -.
John Stribbling and George Jones
are expecting to leave as firemen on
the Lucy Marmet, when she arrives.
Mrs: Blanch Holmes and little
daughter Nola, of Gallipolis, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Smith.
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RAYMOND CITY,

The missionary society gave an en-
tcrtainment at the Odd Fellows hall
Saturday night. An. excellent pro
gram was rendered.
Memorial exercises of the late Su
preme Chancellor 81 w. Starks were
held by the K. Of P'si and Courts O.
Calanthe at the First Baptist church
Sunday morning. There was a large
attendance, besides the order. 4
very appropriate program was rem
dered, ,eulogizing the noble traits o
the deceased leader and lamentine
the loss Of such a man. both to thu
K. OF P.'s and the race. . .
Miss Cora GaurIan left Friday fol
an extended trip up the"river.
Miss Sadie Walker, of Charleston
is spending few days in our town.
Roland Williams was indisposed
few days last week, but is able to re
sumo his work r.....'
B. J. Alexander is on the sick lis
this, week. ...
Little Dorothy Parker is reported
no better at this writing.
: Dave Coles was kicked on his kne,
by mule in the mines last week, bu
is able to be out again. 49,. g.
Harvey Coles has moved his famil.
Into small cottage on Main street.
II. b.. Good and G.. e. Saunders
spent Sunday in Charleston with
their families.
w. Coles spent Sunday III Bancroft
with his daughter, Mrs. Emma Dick
erSOn. 49,.
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HUNTINGTON.

Prof. 3. 8. Jackson, Of Parkcrs.
burg, was in our city a few days this
week, in the interest Of his paper
The Fair Play.
Rev. J. V. Bryant spent several
days this week at Bidwell, Ohio.
Mrs. Wade Perkins is much i'm.
proved from her recent illness.
The Y. w. G. A. and Y. NJ. G. A
held a joint session at the A. NJ. l.
church last Sunday afternoon. al
which time the y. w. G. a. rendered
the following interesting program:
Solo, His Love Abideth with Me
Mrs. Tena Mcdaniel
Farewell Address Of the President
Miss Nina Stewart.
Duet, Mrs: E. w. Johnson and DR.
Morris.
The presidents parting words were
full Of good advice to the association
and If the thoughts she left be car.
ried out in deeds, much good will be
accomplished by the Y. w. G.. A.
Mrs, Isaac Miller. is reported much
better. g,
Last Thursday afternoon the last
OF a series Of a half dozen talks on
scientific subjects by the princ,pa1
and assistant Of Douglas High School
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CORRESPONDENTS

Client teacher and promises to add
much to our community.
J. II. Johnson, Of Guyandotte. was
a pleasant visitor to our city the past
week. During his stay in our CITY he
was extended many Inequalities by
the people Of Bluefeld, and he de-
parted feeling deeply indebted to
them for the excellent manner In
which he was treated.
Memorial services over the late &
W. Starks were held on last Sunday
by the Daughters Of Calanthe at
Scott street church. The services
were solemn and impressive.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Muse enter
tanned in most delightful manner
at dinner, Sunday, complimentary tc
Miss Emma Wroute Those present
were: Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Hicks
Mrs. Luther Johnson, J. II. Johnson
OF Guyandotte, and Miss Emma
Wroute.
Mrs. j. d. Davidson, the evangelist
left Monday for Gary, where she will
mold protract2d meeting.
Rev. P. p. Brooks, pastor Of Raj
c1gh street M. E. church, returned
last week from Tennessee, where he
was the guest Of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Tines entertain
Cd at supper, Saturday evening, Miss
! Emma Wroute and J. II. Johnson. o.
! Guyandote;
Charles Pinchbacll, who was iniur
cd several days ago, is much improv
! cd.
The commencement Of the city
| schools will be held June 5. An en-
'"rtainment given by the grades will
pr"rrde this on Thursday evening
! June d.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Johnson en-
t"rtaincd J. II. Johnson during his
stay in our city.
Mrs. Rosa Watkins was called here
| I" attend her mother, Mrs. Margarct
DNv, who is quite i'll at her home, or
| Wilson street.
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THOMAS.

Rev. J. l.. Davis delivered q most
instructive and eloquent sermon at
his church on Sunday, at Z y. MI on
sanctitiCation.
Miss Blanche Greene was hostess
to the Ladies' Aid on Thursday af-
ternoon.
The Willing Workers met with
Mrs. Fannie Massey; on Bower
street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs James Bruce, was hostess to
the Embroidery Club, Monday after
noon. go.
Mountain Hill Tab. ,795 will hold
its annual services at the Baptist
church, Sunday, at 3 D. M The ser
mon will be delivered by Rev" J. l..
Davis. ,...
Miss Mary J.. Thompson entertain
ed number Of her young friends at
q birthday party, Saturday evening.
The chief diversions were ,parlor
games. .~. 49,. -. .-,
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Bruce enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday, j. w.
Wade. A. .... >a. ..,,%rgi e.. 49,.
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10
ANSTED.

Miss Anna Simpson visited her
relatives at Hinton, Saturday and
Sunday. ~,
Miss Helen Banks, Of Kimberly, is
here goingto school.
Rev. Daniel Stratton preached the
Odd FELLOWS annual sermon to a
large audience Robert Brooks.
master, OF, ceremonies, is due much
credit fer preparing the program.
Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Bette
JohnsonN Of Washing ton, D. c., have
returned home to spend the summer
John Craig, Of Washington, D. c.,
has secured position as butler in
our town. ~
Mrs Bessie Eldridge has returned
from Meadow Greek.
James Edmonds and wife visited
SCwcll, Sunday.
Lewis Poage died on the 18th, and
was buried, on the 18th in Mount
Chapel cemetety.
Hczekiah Poage, Of Page, and Mrs
Burton Of Montgomery, were called
here by the" death Of their father
Lewis Poage.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-21
STAMFORD.

The New River Valley Baptist
Ministers and Deacons Union was
held here last week Among the
many subjects which were discussed
the following seemed to have attract
ed most attention:
Should church members support
county and state office seekers who
are interested in whisky business "
These resolutions were adopted:
Be it known forever to the church
Is in our Jurisdiction.
Whereas, The whisky element and
ofhce seekers, whom we know and
who by their official administration
mold up, maintain and perpetuate the
whisky traffic in our county and
state; and
Whereas, AS Christian citizens we
have cognizance Of this great evil,
That our churches heretofore engaged
in by casting our vote for such Off
cials; be it, therefore,
RESOLVED, That we will not SUD
port in the incoming election any
officer who fayors, directly or indi-
rectly, any such legislation
Respectfully,
New River Valley Baptist Ministers
and Deacons Union, Rev. D. G. Hun
ter, president; X. S. Gordon. score
tary.
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BCCkEIAN NON.

John Sherman was a business Wis
itor at Weston last week.
Clarence Mumford spent a day or
two in Weston last week shaking
hands with friends.
Robert Johns on returned to his
work at Newton the first Of the week.
Henry Kelley, the efficient black
smith from Smith Bros. lumber
camp, Webster county, WAS here on
business a few days.
Mrs. Hannah Powell, VINO has been
suffering with muscular rheumatism,
is better at this writing
ChaS. Madison and sister. Miss
Netue Madison, were called to Bcv-
erly one day last week to witness the
burial of their nephew, who was
drowned near tho town,
The Silver Leaf Club OF the \. NJ.
Il. church was entertained at the
nome Of Mrs. James Wade, FRIDAY
evening, May 18th.
A May entertainment will be held
in the A. NJ. +. church. Thursday
May Il, the members and friends are
expecting good time.
Mrs. Lucy J. Jackson, who ha,
oeeh SICK f0r some time, j.: much i'm
+ proved at this writing.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of tho n
IL. church met at the home Of Mrs
Gecrgiana Wright. on Latham street
FRIDAY evening. Thc meeting wa!
we'll attended.
Mrs. John Walker is on the sicl
list, but is better at this writing.
John Mcdowell and daughter, q
Beverly, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Madison, Of tie east end. for
a few days
Mrs. Mary Jones is nursing Mrs
81 FRED kddy for a few weeks.
MRS. James Booth. Of Graves, il
mere to spend the summcr with ne
sister, Mrs. John WalEor.
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|, Monday, Rev. ]. w. Waters was
present and gave an excellent talk.
Rhe. club is raising money to beauti-
! fy tho cemetery.
Lewisburg baseball team played
the EcuceVerte aggre cation. Thurs
day, A loose decision by the umpire
tied the score in the ninth. The
game continued until called on az
! count Of darkness at the end Of the
twelfth inning, with the score /. to 3.
i. NJ. Trice, of Anderson, spent q
few hours here. last Sunday week,
visiting friends,
The commencement exercises or
the graded school here were render
ed at the town hall last Thursday be-
fore a crowded house. The program
showed most careful selection and
preparation, and many Of the parts
were given much applause. Rev. J.
w. Waters, with a few happy and
we'll chosen words, presented tho d.
ptoma to the one graduate, Miss Cal
lie s. Jackson. Miss Valma Seams
was awarded a gold medal for schol-
arship and Miss Mary Hamilton one
for photography.
Mitchell Ford, one Of our oldest
citizens, died last W adneSday. after
d long illness. He was a member Of
the Baptist church and also an Odd
Fellow, The services we're held
Thursday under the auspices of the
lodge here and the body inferred in
the town cemetery.
Walter Banks, of Anderson, was
the guest of Miss Josephine Jackson
last week.
Miss Fanny Woodson, who taught
in the graded school here the past
term, left for her home In Selma, O.,
Sunday night. Miss Woodson taught
q most successful term, giving per-
feet satisfaction to all the patrons
Thomas Freeman IS home from
Fayette.
Miss Mamie Curry, one Of the eff
cient assistants in our school, has re-
!, turned to her home in Baltimore.
f. A. Boiling, Jr., is home from
Anderson.
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THE ADVOCATE.

was given to their pupils. The sub
1ect was the Edison Photographs,
This particular subject was zen dotoa
htKhlS* interesting to the, pupils by
the Kindness Of DR.. G. G. Barnett,
who exhibited an Edison machines
flo went through the process of mak-
Ing a record and then reproduced It..
The mechanism Of the machine was
thoroughly explained and the phono-
graph no longer remains u mystery
to thosa who heard this talk,
The True Reformers held their an
nual services at 18th street Baptist
church, Sunday afternoon, and an
eloquent and instructive sermon was
delivered by Rev. I. v. Bryant. -:
G. w. Hughes was a business WIS.,
itor upon the N. and W. several days
last week. - $3.50.
The alumni Of. Douglas school Will
hold its banquet and reception to the
class of 1908 at K. Of P. hall. Mon
day, June LIST. at which time a liter
airy program will be rendered.
A larg> audience witnessed the
minstrel given by tho young men Of
the YIN. G. ~. last Friday evening,
at K. of p. hall.
Beautifully engraved Invitations
are out for the annual commence
mcnt of Douglas High School.
A. r. Woodson is rsmodellng and
enlarGing his house, on Sth street
and Sth avenue.
Charles Wells, OF Parkersburg,
came down Sunday to be in our city
for several weeks.
DR.. Morris, in connection with his
drug store, has Ice cream parlors.
and Will also soon place soda foun-
tain.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-21
JEWJSBERG.

james H. Scott, who has been en-
pIoS"d at Thurmond, is home on a
VISIT
Marcellus Morris died at his home
her" last Monday. He had stroke
o' paralysis while on the street. Sat
urday, from which he never recover
co. The deceased was a steward in
10" VI. +. church. After appropriate
services at the church, conducted bv
h'H. J. w. Waters, the remains were
laid at rest in the town cemetery
Wednesday.
The Willing Workers held very
interesting meeting at the home Of
Vne president, Mrs. NJ. +. Stewart
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BIZ EFIELI).

The annual sermon Of tho G. +
y. OF 0. f. was preached last Sun
DAY; at Mt, Zion church, by Mrs. +
W. Davidson, Of Harrisburg. pa. Tho
sermon was highly appreciated bv tho
order and congregation.
Revival services, which have boon
IN progress at Scott Htrrct Bantiyt
church, closed wednesday, evening
Much spiritual benefit W1s DERIVED
from the meeting. Rev. Mr.. Brown
Of Graham, was an able assistant dur.
ing the meeting.
Miss Nellie" Lewis, of Montgom
cry, Is filling the vacancy which ha,
occurred in the city graded schools
Miss Lewis Is proving herseH an eff,
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MT. HOPE.

At Kilsythe. Sunday, two candi-
dates for baptism were Immersed by
Rev. r. S. Gordon. At night the
Lords upper was administered
Mrs. M. B. Brockman has returned
from a short visit to Ansted
Mrs. J. B. Galloway closed a very
successful term of school at Dun
Loop, Friday night, with one of the
best programs that has been had in
the vicinity.
Kilsythe and Macdonald public
schools closed, Friday, with picnics
for the pupils
Rev. Frye, of Bossevain, Va, gave
two interesting lectures on moral
ity. He also preached at the First
Baptist and NJ. E. churches, Sunday
morning and evening.
lobe Jackson, the popular porter
of the Loop Creek passenger. Is able
to be out again, after three weeks
Sickness '"'''
r. f. Hill is able to resume work,
after being sick several days.
Joshua Evans had his hand badly
'h'Hi"U LII VIC hiihCS ldSI week, an u
is at McKendree hospital for treat
ment.
Symington Brockman, OF Sylvia,
visited his brother here, Sunday and
Monday.
Rev. j. E. Dotson has moved his
family here from Hinton.
The various Sunday schools are
preparing programs for children's
day next month.
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PIT. PLEASANT.

The pupils Of the advanced grades
of the Middleport school. we're
brought here for days outing Sat-
Urday bytht their teacher, Miss Jesse.
Hale. THey> we're Hospitality received
by Miss Mosefla H., Colstin, who took
great bfsasdfe fl. st. ssBstofting them over
town and, makLngrtheir~ stay az pleas
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Mrs. Elizabeth Waddy

Mrs: Elizabeth Waddy is very
much indisposed at this writing.
The Baptist church and Sunday
school are preparing to send their
representatives to Sebert on the fifth
Saturday, to attend the union that
will be held there
Rev. j. l.. Davis we'll represent the
Thomas and Coketon Baptist church.
eS.
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TO begin'the new church building.
Mr.. Freeman, Of Elk Ridge, was a
business visitor here last Wedncs-
day evening,
Mrs John H Woods was visiting
friends at Page last week.
Mrs. Matte Jones, Of Page, is Wis
iting friends here.
The church gave an entertainment
at the hail. Saturday night Many
etort9 are being put forth to raise
money"fo<> the new place Of Worship.
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POWELETON.

ii The deacofs board met IN: a.. very
important session, Wednesday even
ing &AErangements are being made
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-" Luther, Patterson left for Glen
Jeans Wednesday. x
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GREAT MILITARY DISPLAY.
MAJ.-GEN. BARRY WILL COMMAND
Troops Fresh From CUBAN Service to
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Also in Line.

hington.-President Roosevelt
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These plans, which are now being
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clude the presence in Washington for
purposes Of parade and review of sew
eral thousand soldiers fresh from the
evacuation of Cuba and almost an
equal number of blue Jackets from
their triumphant trip around the
world.
The army will be headed by Maj
Gen. Barry, commanding the Cuban
army of pacification. and his entire
staff The navy section of the parade
will be headed by RearAdmiral Sper-
ry and all the admirals and captains
of his fleet.